Poor Mexico by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 28, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 21.

Poor Mexico

By Editor

Poor Mexico.—The war with the insurrectos drags on, the last reports showing that the federal troops are in the ascendancy. Orozco, however, the rebel leader, tells us that the war has just begun, and even tho sorely defeated, he feels that victory will finally be his. The equipment and arms and supplies seem to be altogether on the side of the federal troops. President Taft is urged, in various quarters, to take a hand; Great Britain has sent gunboats to look after her own. But it is perhaps better to wait. We pity the poor, suffering people of Mexico, however, and wish there were less ambition to rule and more desire for the good of the people on the part of the leaders.