THE POSITION IN MEXICO.
PEOPLE WHO LIKE FIGHTING. A GLOOMY OUTLOOK. Thong;ii it in believed that :i peace met will soon I><‘ arranged between 'rt*f.ir 1<• 11 1 l)i;i/. of Mexico and Eranisi'o Jlmlorn, commander of the rovoiiliouists, Ihe country is likely to bo mything hut ;i sanatorium for u•••)•.oils subjects ior some years, says a. orrenpondont on .’day hid. It does tot follow that, because an oflicml .gi cement may he signed, the men ,ho are now under arms will return juietly to their farms and workshops. Americans who have been on the 'round have? reuuuked that the rebel loklioi’s enjov their rule, 'they basic •efore -the admiring gaze of those who .is.it. their camps; they gladly sell souvenirs of their marches, and tell eamiaigu stories. They fondle their rillos is a boy fondles a now rocking-horse, for these toys are quite novel to them; their President would never alow any man in the Republic, except is own soldiers, to handle firearms, urd are they to giro up theii toys ind their sport and their heroic pose, usi because Sen or Dim; and ttenor dadero may have settled their differ•neos ? ■ Of course, there are serious-minded non among the revolutionists, but an Vmeriean mining man from Mexico nas declared that largo numbers of them would rather continue lighting, or the fun than live at peace in the >ost hotel, in El Paso. Me believes bat altoi the revolution is oflieiaily ■losed, bands of raiders will continue to roam tiie country, jeopardising property and life. Some of the revolutionists, particularly those in Lower‘California, have already declared themselves indepond*nt of Madoro; and Madero has hcen io more eager than they to claim .‘ommon cause. Utopian Socialists ippear to have control, if anyone has .’oiitrol, of tliis little side-show. Some if the leaders have announced that they will light Madero just as vigorously as they are lighting Diaz, since ic is merely another ‘‘capitalist!” They have ignored Madero’s peace negotiations. and have been storming •;lie city of Mazatlan, on the west .•case, during the past few days, while .in armistice between the forces of M iaero and Diaz has been in force.
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXIX, Issue 95, 12 June 1911, Page 7
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