The Revolution in Mexico

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Dec 6, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 48.

The Revolution in Mexico

How serious the revolution in Mexico is, it is difficult to tell. The government has seized all telegraph and telephone wires, and supervises all news. The United States will do its part to prevent revolutionary parties crossing from the United States into Mexico. There is evidently much feeling against the strong repressive government of Diaz. This may be a test of its strength. Some towns are reported in the hands of the rebels, but in most cases the government troops are suppressing the local uprisings. The serious troubles are reported from seven states, and a plot to assassinate all the members of the government except Diaz has been discovered.