After more than four months of struggle the Mexican rebellion is now said to be ab an and, and presumably President. Obregon is eq more firmly. established povor.—Aftor "the whirlwind fashion in which it wna Inunched, th outbreak has fizzled out more or less inglorious way, fact most. peoples probably on Tong ayo. that holding out, inthe remoter Wistriets, and so long as they 10 mained in being thors was aways a chanes contents joining the tion laving up agai for of fact, however ig the except a xt' few weeks the rebellion veined Hiltle inlitanes on the side world, thonah to start with a eoriain amount of anxiety prevailed among silver interests th reference tothe possibility. of eurtaited supplies, even these noon settled down to their normal ne of operation, Now that the wea hing ie tan emma position of President. Obregon may by regarded og very: greatly atrwoxthoned, and it seems tolorable proof that the man best fitted to govern such a country Mexico is one who knows the ins and outs of rebellions thoroughly. Obregon is such a man, for ever siner 1916 he has hoon in the thick of them, sometimes as rebel, ab others as leader of the Government troops. Obviusly in the present cas it la another application of catch a thief.
principle of setting a thied to reports, "from Cantor engage three German and two Tapanesn gunners to direct the bombardment of Waithow city
Dr. Sun Yabsen's troops. whon_ tug, place, i besieged, step is said to be necessary beea: than the city was bombarded ast year by Chinese gunners, their aim was usually very poor,
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