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La Insurrección es Formidable en los Estados de Oaxaca y Veracruz
hombres comprometidos á levantarse me dirigí al Rancho de Las Bande- Cruz Sánchez, manifestó á un perlo
en armas, cumplen su palabra, en ras donde estaba un piquete de fede- dista americano, lo siguiente:
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CASTILLO, VÍCTOR MORALES. éxito, pues están siendo enviadas nu- pitalismo y al autoritarismo.
aquellos campos fecundos en comprar un terreno.', No se necesita que guarden esos ahorros. Envíenlos
De Práxedis * * * merosas tropas americanas á la línea
mina
Así, pues, demostrad con vuestra donde,los sufridos,peones.lo han re- á la Junta, pues la tierra se,ya fi dar gratis a todos. . Ayudad, ayudad,' sin.
Hermano libertario, aquí estoy yo divisoria para impedir que los mexi- presencia én el grandioso mitin de
gado con su proprio sudor y en donde pérdida, de tiempo, pues ,sino,es, el Partido.Liberal el-que.se imponga en el
pni a ir=ii—^—=nr=i también. Te" traigo una corona de canos pasen á tomar las armas en mañana, .que, queréis ser libres,
han sufrido la másv inicua explotación presente movimiento deberéis perder la esperanza' de llegar á-ser verdadera-
Oxnard, Cal., Enero. 16 de.1911. laureles para, tu frente bendita. Nó; México y pelear por su bienestar, por que os averguenban vuestras de los tiempos modernos. El pueblo mente libres y felices. • . . .
Al Presidente de la Junta Organiza- no has muerto: estás vivo en el cora- su honor, por su libertad y por el por- cadenas, que no sois raza infe- airado blasfema y .maldice' de' sus ti- ; , " :;,-',„ RICARDO FLORES MAGON. """ i
dora del, Partido Liberal Mexi- zón de todos tus hermanos que te venir de1 sus familias. rior, sino una raza en cuyo pecho ar- ranos, y con mano destructora se-abre -fiaban ver á-su pueblo Ubre y.dichoso, deseos emancipadores, y .todas sus.an-,',
cano, Los Angeles, Cal. amamos y "que seguiremos tu ejemplo Este paso dado por el Gobierno den nobles entusiasmos por vuestra paso á todos los obstáculos y se apo- pero 'qué -la,,ruindad, y la,traición..de sias .redentoras serán -pulv.erizadafL'X^'!
Estimado compañero y amigo: continuando la lucha redentora del Americano es un paso ilegal, atenta- propia emancipación. dera de pueblos y .ciudades; los sol- un puñado \de, ambiciosos políticos destruidas ¡por "aquéllos'-qtíe"'- "ahora',';'
El Grupo "Regeneración" de Ox- proletariado hasta hacer ondear torio, violador del .derecho más sa- RICARDO PLORES MAGON. dados que hasta^ ahora habían/sido echaron al aire sus anheladas aspira- prometen .todas las -libertades. r ! a n e '<
nard, Cal., se ha-informado con senti- triunfante la bandera roja de los opri- fieles á la dictadura se unen con los ciones. Que no suceda esta vez otro una vez en el poder no»harán otra
miento de la muerte del compañero midos en todo el territorio de Mé- esclavos y juntos combaten á sus tira-- desengaño1 del pueblo; que no se vean cosa que proteger los intereses de loa
Práxedis G. Guerrero, el noble espí- xico. parrillas, los holgazanes que viven nes; las mujeres compiten en he- defraudadas de nuevo las esperanzas ricos y desoír las .quejas de los-po-, .
ritu de esta lucha contra la tiranía Adió, hermano querido. Guardo del que trabaja. roísmo á los hombres, y con su. valor de los 'verdaderos liberales, de los bres.
y la explotación. con cariño las cartitas que me escri- 1
Quiero Que' ese mundo tan inmenso abengado y decidido arrojan bombas eternos esclavos que pasan td3á BU Y al cabo de algún tiempo, otro
Este Grupo une su pena á la de biste. No olvidaré jamas tu nombre A tí, hombre, que en las frías ma- que has regado con tu sudor y tus y disparan valientemente sus fusiles.
vida siendo el juguete y capricho de. Porfirio Díaz, con-diferente nombre y
todos los hombres y mujeres libres y no descansaré en la empresa hasta ñañas de invierno sales en busca de lágrimas por tantos siglos, deje al La revolución continúa fiera y ava- sus tiranos. forma; tiranizará de nuevo al pueblo,
que supieron apreciar las virtudes del darte un abrazo cuando ruede sin vi- trabajo sin poder muchas veces en- fin de ser tu cadalso y en él disfru- salladora; vidas numerosas se destru- Rompan de una vez las cadenas de que-lo habrá elevado; haciendo escar- '
mártir. da en la misma tierra donde tú caíiste contrarlo; á tí que ya no recuerdas tes la gloria que, ignorante, fabri- yen ten holocausto de. la libertad, y los
las veces que has ayunado, dejando caste para otros. Ja tiranía y de la explotación, los opri- nio de sus derechos y de susnecesida-.
Guerrero ha muerto; estamos con- y luchando como tú luchaste. tiranos van perdiendo terreno, por- midos mexicanos, pero eviten que se des. '
vencidos de que ha muerto y todavía Veo tu retrato y pienso en tu sen- los deliciosos manjares para aquellos Es á tí á quien dedico mi verco, que esta vez el pueblo mexicano está forjen otras de nuevo para* que se Que no sea la actual revolución de
no queremos creerlo, no podemos cillez; tu traje humilde emociona que por falta de ejercicio han perdi- para hacer que dejes de soñar en dispuesto á llegar á la victoria y á haga eterna la lucha y, se derrame México una continuación de las lu-,
acostumbrarnos á la idea de que ya Despreciaste las sedas y las buenas do el apetito; á tí que te he encon- que eres libre, para hacer que te imponerse á sus asesinos y explota- inútilmente la sangre preciosa del chas intestinas que. se realizan á
no existe. Tan poderosa influencia telas; renunciaste á todo lo superfluo trado hundiendo el brazo hasta el averguences de ser esclavo. dores. proletariado. . menudo en la América Central, en
Por eso tu memoria es más querida codo en los barriles donde arrojan
ejerció su personalidad, tanto le qui- J. M. G. ,• • Pocas-noticias particulares-tenemos t- Declárenla guerra l
á Díaz y ' á suá donde?el: pueblo •cambiav'simpléménté;
simos, que nos parece que vive, que Hasta la vista, hermano, mío. los ..desperdicios ..que.,sobraron.; á -tus
Tuyo y de la Revolución. patronos, para saciar tu vieja, hambre de esta lucha sangrienta que se está lacayos; á Madero 'y á sus ambiciosos de amo y «igue igualmente azotado
' alienta todavía ese coloso del pensa- realizando en la otra' parte del Bravo, ayudantes; á todos los políticos y á y explotado.. "Que sea algo máSi que-,
J. VICTORIANO LÓPEZ. y llevar de ellos á tu sufrida compa-
miento y de la acción.
Salud y Revolución.
ENRIQUE CORTES, M. L. RAMÍ-
Cross Cutt, Tex., Enero 20 de 1911. ñera, á los hijos que hiciste venir al
* * * mundo para privarlos de todo mien-
Convocatoria pero por la información que hemos todos los farsantes que quieran en- sea una lucha que\ destruya las raí- *
obtenido, sabemos que la finalidad de cumbrarse al' poder, á costa de mil ees de toda tiranía y explotación; que.
esta revolución es algo ambigua é tn- sacrificios y de' eternos sufrimientos sea la antorcha purificadora de las
REZ, ANDRÉS MORENO, EZE Queridos hermanos: no podemo tras fuesen pequeños, y para que te miserias humanas, en donde .sobre-
definada, teniendo más visos de una de los desheredados.
QTIIEL GRAJEDA, ASCENSIÓN, contener las manifestaciones de nues- mantuviesen cuando llegasen á 'Ja A LOS MIEMBBOS X SIMPATIZA- acción política que social. Haga el pueblo mexicano-la revolu- viven tan sólo los buenos y los dig-
MARTÍNEZ, ÁNGEL GARCÍA, G. tro dolor por la pérdida de Práxedis edad de poder ser alquilados; á tí que DORES DEL PARTIDO LIBERAL
Madero se presenta como jefe del ción verdadera, destruyendo gerar- nos, los que sean capaces de amarse
ASCENCIO, DANIEL ASCENCIO, Unimos nuestro sentimiento al de to- por andrajoso se te ha prohibido la MEXICANO EN SAN GABRIEL, movimiento como si hubiera compren- quías, .privilegios, v autoridad, capital; los .unos á los otros y no traicionen'
dos los que lamentan la muerte d entrada á donde el burgués en suaves
ANASTASIA T. ASCENCIO.
nuestro harmano y deploramos no po- sofás se entrega al ocio y á las ca- CALIFORNIA. dido que en estos países oprimidos, propiedad, leyes, Iglesias y toda clase nunca la causa de la liberación hu-
* * * tan sólo se puede vencer con los me- de tiranía, implantando el • comunis- mana.
Galveston, Tex., Enero 24 de 1911. der expresarnos como se debiera ricias de sus concubinas; á tí que ha- COMPAÑEROS: dios violentos y revolucionarios. mo libertarlo, dando al pueblo lo que Dad revolucionarios mexicanos tín
A la Junta Organizadora del Partido pero nuestro corazón se siente herid hitas las pocilgas habiendo construido Sabemos también que á esta lucha es del pueblo, y dando á los tiranos ejemplo al mundo, y destruid para
Liberal Mexicano, Los Angeles, con la desaparición de nuestro her- magníficos palacios; á tí que'te arro- En estos momentos de agitación,
Cal. mano, y esa herido no se curará hast jas á ser aplastado por las ruedas en estos instantes en los que nues- se han agregado muchos de los revo- el castigo que se merecen. siempre la injusta y prepotente socie-
que los ideales del mártir se vea del ferrocarril cuando vas en busca tros hermanos .luchan llenos de fir- lucionarios que se hallaban en Texas Propaguen los verdaderos revolu- dad de los tiranos, de los burgueses y
Compañeros: y California, de los que han propa- cionarlos los principios de la nivela- de los farsantes religiosos.
Los que sentimos odio contra el triunfantes. de amos que aseguren tu raquítica meza para derrocar, el Despotismo, es
ción Social, despojando & todos los
despotismo de Porfirio Díaz; los que Marcos Valdivia y familia, Librado existencia, mientras que el parásito un crimen permanecer inactivos. En gado en este lado los ideales eman- Aprovechad esta oportunidad, y no
cipadores entre los trabajadores me- poseedores de las riquezas usurpadas,
sentimos hervir la sangre en nuestras Baltasar, José López, Hilario Barrios en un bello pullman se ríe de tu Los Angeles y pueblos circunvecinos, xicanos, los cuales al saber que sus poniendo el patrimonio universal al dejéis que la sangre de los mártires
venas cada vez que nos informamos Calixto García. ignorancia; á tí que en un mundo tan muchos de nuestros compañeros se sirva para que tiranos.nuevos os ex-
Bristol, Coló., Enero 24 de 1911. grande te mueres de hambre porque han organizado en ' Grupos con el hermanos esclavos se hablan rebelado alcance de todos los desheredados y ploten y tiranteen.
de nuevos abusos y nuevos crímenes negando á los parásitos el derecho á
cometidos por los verdugos del pue- * * * de él no posees ni una pulgada de doble fin de sostener el periódico RE- contra la tiranía de Díaz, corrieron Luchad como hombres conscientes
presurosos á engrosar las filas de los la vida y al goce de los productos del
blo mexicano; los que somos víctimas Chilton, Tex., Enero 17 de 1911. tierra; á tí que consideras como el GENERACIÓN y fomentar la revolu- que las generaciones futuras os recor-
revolucionarios. trabajo.
queda su gloria. No, muerto queri- Ricardo Plores Magón y demás com- principio de tu vida donde empezó tu ción. ¿Por qué no los imitamos?; Y si los rebeldes mexicanos no darán como verdaderos libertadores
do: tú vives. Yo oigo cómo desde agonía, es á tí al que invito á na bus- ¿Por qué permnecer indiferentes á En estos compañeros, que á mu- del pueblo.
pañeros. obran enérgicamente y esperan su li-
chos conocemos particularmente, te-
la tumba gritas: guerra, guerra á la Los que firmamos la presente, car más amos para venderles tus una causa que es nuestra? —Tomado de "CULTURA PROLE-
opresión, guerra á los verdugos de miembros de la familia del compa-j fuerzas por un salario irrisorio; para Compañeros: Seamos justos y to- nemos puesta nuestra confianza, por- bertad á una forma nueva de gobier-
que sabemos que son luchadores sa- no, todas sus aspiraciones, todos sus TARIA," de New York, N. Y.
los pueblos, y tus hermanos acuden ñero Brígido Torres, manifestamos que desde hoy te alimentes lo sufi- memos la parte que nos corresponde
presurosos á vengarte. Descansa en nuestro pesar por la muerte de Prá- ciente con qué reponer tus gastadas en la .lucha. Hay muchos y distintos nos y obreros conscientes, de los que
de la explotación capitalista; noso- xedis G. Guerrero. Todos lo hemos fuerzas y no vuelvas mas, cuando te medios de ayudar á la revolución así ya no creen en la política corruptora
tros, trémulos de emoción, tomamos Alorado y esperamos que la sangre del halles sin trabajo, á saciar tu hambre como al fortalecimiento de nuestro y lo esperan todo de la emancipación DOCTOR A. R. GÓMEZ
la pluma con nuestras estropeadas y héroe será vengada muy pronto, te- con desperdicios, ni á participar de Partido y al avance de las ideas li- económica y social.
encallecidas manos por la pala y el niendo que pagarla bien cara el viejo ellos á quienes tienen derecho á algo bertadoras que acariciamos y debe- En estos momentos en que et pue-
pico, para manifestar á XJds. nuestra malvado de Porlrio Díaz. | mejor. mos procurar esparcir por todos los blo mexicano está dispuesto á emanci- ara.
pena por la muerte del compañero Francisca G. de Torres, Margarita ámbitos del mundo, si queremos lle- parse del yugo porflrlsta, la presen- SOBAS BB
A tí es al que invito para que arro-
Práxedis G. Guerrero, Segundo Se- Torres, Cecilia Torres, Asunción To- gar a ser libres. Y para esto os In- cia de los citados compañeros' en el Be • A 1» •» te
jes los harapos y te vistas como debe vito á que asistáis toaos los sábados teatro de la revolución ha de ser de
cretarlo de la Junta Organizadora del rres, Andreita Torres, Gonzallto To- o DtlátMli
Partido Liberal. vestir quien es dueño de todo lo que á las siete de la noche á la casa del gran Importancia, para Impedir que
rres, Panchita Torres, Consuelo Ran-
Que descanse en paz nuestro her- gel, Beatriz Rangel, Victoria Mendoza, existe por el simple hecho de haberlo compañero José Cisneros, donde estu- cuatro políticos ambiciosos se apro-
mano. Abelardo Rangel, Arturo Rangel. producido. Es á tí al que pido que diaremos y acordaremos el modo vechen de la sangre derramada gene- AGENCIA MEXICANA DE ENCARGOS.
Nosotros, los oprimidos, sabemos * * * abandones para siempre la obscura más conveniente de organizamos, rosamente por este pueblo que tanto Proprietarlo:. B. M. GUERRERO.
tener gratitud á los hombres que se para ayudar en BUS trabajos á los ha sufrido y que siente ardientes de- Vendo toda clase de mercancías que el obrero mexicano pudiera necesi-
Compañeros: la sangre de Práxedis pocilga y desde hoy habites los pa-
sacrifican por salvar de la opresión a G, Guerrero pide venganza. Yo no lacios que tus manos y tu cerebro fa- compañeros en la Junta Organizadora seos de libertad y justicia." tar. Calzado para señoras y para caballeros,- sombreros, ropa etc.
toda una humanidad. El nombre de creo que esa preciosa sangre se haya del Partido Liberal Mexicano. Recuerden los revolucionarlos me- Favorezca con sus órdenes este CASA, donde se habla español, y ee sel'
Práxedis vivirá en nuestra mente derramado estérilmente. No; esa bricaron. Quiero que en los pull- Vuestro y de la Revolución, xicanos IOB esfuerzos inútiles y las vara do engaños 6 fraudes, <
hasta que exhalemos el último sus- sangre nos llama a la acción. mans vayan los que construyen y go- TOMAS MATA, esperanzas defraudadas de Jos lucha- Dinreccióm 8300 WEffS Ql&S ST,, 3X>S ANGELES, CAL, _
piro. Guerrero bs muerto; pero nos que- biernan los trenes, y debajo, en las Box 36, San Gabriel, Cal. dores, como Hidalgo y Juárez, que so- \ SJeléíoao 71765.
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ary 1, saya that the revolutlon has paign January 6. 'Four battles have Now, when a word f r o m | U m would
Regeneración.
Juárez Falls to Rebels
spread t o the towna of Tuztepec, E l been fought, í n three of which t h e really count, i t remalns t « be" seen
Hule, Chlltepec and Ojltlan, ln insurrectos weré ¡successful. Col. whether or not he is willing to speak
rvMtetat WUKT Baturéty at C U * Northern Oaxaca. Theae towns are
• . tffc Bfc« Lot A*c*l«s, Cal. Rabago lost the two rapld-flre guns that word. A letter which John'Ken-
all ln the región of Valle Nacional, and four pieces' of Ilght artlllery, with neth Turner has addressed to Senator-
T M ^ k c a * : Hom« • l i l i .
r»Ua:
the terrible slavery of whlch Mr. Liberáis Carry War into Lower California—Federal Troops which he invadedíthe Galanea dis- elect!: Works reads J as follows:
$ ! . « • Turner describes ln detall ln "Bar- Trapped and Nearly Annihilated at Sahuaripa— trict.
bareáis México." Tuztepec is the "San Buena Ventura was aban-
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chlef town ot the district and Chllte- l Another Victpry near Ojlnaga— Revo- 1931 Darien Place, v
* • * t h i w BuaUfe $ .«0 doned to the insurrectos on Monday Los Angeles, Oalif.,
pec la on the very edge of t h e t o - luti on Gaining Everywhere and Galanea was deserted last nlght. Jan. 31, 1911.
•TJ1TDLJIORMDUL báceo district, where the worst con-
"Today federal offlcials were busy Mr. John D. Works,
. f 8.00 dltlona exlst. El Hule is the railroad Nevertheless, sworn oflicíals of Impe-
ASSAULT ON BORDER CITY The engagement took place aj> Sa- preparing Casas Grandes for a long 821 H . W. Hellman B l í g . ,
.«lflJM statlon whlch Mr. Turner mentlons
As this jpaper goes t o press t h e rial county took it upon themselves t o huaripa, the town recently capjtured siege, gathering provisions and forti-
1 « M m*m $20.00 as the Gateway to t h e outer world. Los- Angeles, Calif.
news comes from E l Paso that meddle i n tho affoirs of México, t o by the rebels. Accordlng to a dls- fyingjthe town."
Evidently the slaves themselves are Dear Sir:
1,000 rebels, under General Pas- put their sacred offices Into the ser- patch from Douglas, Arlzona, printed LUQUE AGAIN I N
M M w amé PT*ffrl«tor, A&Mlm* L. rlalng. cual Orozco, have begun their at- vices of the Mexlcan dcspotlsm, and, in t h e Los Angeles [ Herald of Jan. BAD JSTRAITS.
Yesterday ;I suggestea that you
VlS««r«a. bring: tp t h e attention oí Governor
tack on Juárez, the border clty just in doing so, to viólate the very laws 31, mining men comiug 'over from General Luque has been in wretch-
Johnson the acts of Sheriff Meadows
across th'e line. A l l dlspatches which they are sworn to uphold. the scene of conflict to Douglas, say ed stralts since-thé battle of Ojinaga.
"Bater«4 a» M«o»d-«lkH mattwr of Imperial county, w h o has been
teltater 11. 1910, at th* post of- agree t h a t tho city must fall, a s DISTRICT ATTORNEY that the government troops were The Los Angeles Express of Jan. 31
B M ai'Loa AngtlM, California, undw
t W J U t * ! Marta *. 1S79."
No. 2 3 .
LISTEN! Colonel Rabago is* havlng troubles EXCEEDS 'AUTHORITx*.
of his o\vn a t Casas Grandes and "Under the direction of District da,
Attorney Swing," says'the Associated
practically annihilated and Col. Oji- says:
forces,
commander 0 f' the combined
was fleelng fdr bis Ufe.
"Presidio, Tex., Jan. 31.—Outgen-
eraled and: defeated with a loss óf
using his office in the service of the
Mexlcan Government—illegally and
criminally, I believe?,-by íorbiddlng
tbe rebels¿ by. tearlng up the Mexl- persons from passing peaceably from
Hatarday, Fcbruary 4, 1011.
Ufo Práxedis G Guerrero can Central tracks, hayo precluded Press reportj "Sheriff Meadows Is- F E p E R A L S L U R E D T O AMBÚSH. more, than 100 soldiers-killed,. the
Imperial county across t h e Interna-
tho possibility of reinlorcements sued ordpra closlng the' port of eli- These mining men say that' Ojida federal í torces of General Luque aré tional boundary line into Lower, Cal-
The revolutlon cannot dle. Trarulaied by E. D. T. belng sent from the clty of Chi- try at Caléxlco from Mexicali and and Chiapas, dispatched scoüts to divided; and cooped up in the towns fornia, and arrestlng persons. wlib éx-
• • • huahua. Juárez ls defended by 3 0 0 the sheriff and numeróus vdeputiés Sahuaripa, and these, finding t h e of Ojinága and! Cuchillo Parrado! pressed sentiments favorable te the
Ucmcmber, lt la no crlme* to glve Do you hear lt? It la the wlnd regular troops, 3 0 0 citizens hur- are now on guard at the Unes." town apparently deserted, cauaed the General Lüque,; with fewer than party pf revelutipnists who captured
guna. shaklng the leaves of the mysterious riqdly forced into service and a few A special to the Los Angeles government troops to march into a 100 men, oceupies Ojinaga, and Col- Mexicali.
» • • woodland! It is the gale of the fu- rurales and pólice. I n blowing "up Times of the same date, January 29, trap. The, Herald: says. onel Dorante, with abput 200 cavalry,
To my suggestion you replied that
Turo to thc photos of Leyva and turo, awakenlng the quiet and som- the pewder storehouse just outside says: "When > the federáis entered the is at Cüchillp ParradP. The insur-
you. would not wish to pass júdgment
"Berthold on another page. Uealiy, noient. underbrush; lt i s - t h e flrst the city t b e federáis have practl- "Sheriff Meadowa of Imperial apparently; deserted town, every win- gents eccupy, évery read leading inte
or take action without fúrther evi-
now, do these inen look Hke bandits? slgh of the vlrgln forest as ahe re- cally admitted that they are county, under instructions from Dis- dow ánd every robflspat forth. búl- both towns, and wiH not permit pro-i
dence of the situation. .The'further
• • * celves on her pensive .forehead the doomed. ;, trict Attorney Swing, ¡ íprbade . the lete flred by-hiddén frebels, and t h evisions or forage tb be carried in.
evidencey I think, you will ¿nd In. the
Wo note that the Scrlpps papera klss ot the impetuous Aeolus. Once in tho hands of the rebels, passage of Americana from- Caíexico hapless federáis : were sl¿ug¿tered. ALANIS MEETING WITH SUCCESS. mórning/s dlspatches from the;Scene
havo at laat waked up to the fact Do you hear it? It la the wind Juárez wlll be used as the center.of to Mexicali.'' \ Chiapas' horse'wás shot dead, ;añd it In a letter to Regeneración from
of t h e disturbance, which; ¿meng
that thore's a revolutton in México. rendlng to bits an Invisible mantle revolutionlst operations. If, i n The samé dispat¿h says: is not known (whether he w a s cap-Alanis, who went from E l Paso with
pther things, contatos the Informa-
• • • in the canyons of the sleeping moun- justice to .the gaining cause, t h e • "Several; arrests nave been made itured, killed for is Ihiding. Ojida's a band of Liberáis on January 19, and tion that w i t h i n t h e ¿pace of twenty-
Even tho proprletor of the Loatain, the breath of the Idea blowing U. S. goVernment recognizes t h e on this slde of the line in cases where horse boltéd ; and; [unchecked, fled who afterwards captured San Igna- foiir hburs . ;pr thereabputs, Sheriff
Angelca Expresa haa Interests ln Méx- in guats through the thlckly cluster- belligerent rights of t h e revolu-. turbulent ,. sentiments / were ex- with him out of .the-shower.of ;death¡- cio, he says:: t .:••?; Meadows has seizéd more than fórty
ico—and thlnka he nceda Butcher lngbrariches of a vast nation, a wll- tioiüsts, téns of thousands of men pressed." i •;•'•': dealing leád." :.:. i s í "In the capture;of San Ignacio w e
guns ibelonging to men who were on
ülaz to protcct them. derness of souls; it is the flrst blast can be recruited a t Juárez and the OUTRAGEpi(JS DISCRI>nÑATION. REBELS CAPTUREtMANY TOWNS. tppk from the iéhémy all the arms
theirlwáy t o join t h e fevólutlpnists
• • • that shakes the oak trees; it is the city wlll be used as a port of entry The following day it wasreportéd The story of the í rebel capture of that they had>¡ including slx bbmbs
acress the Une, that during that time
Havo you acón how Colonel Ra- unvelllng of the hurricane, sweeping for a n n s and ammunltlon, and i t that Sherlff Meadows hád over flfty other Sonora towns íils told thus by and a good quantity pf ammunition. he has arrested* a considerable num-
bago, nfter a serloa of "brllllant vlc- away, through the ra.vlnes and upon will then be possible for the revolu- deputiesi patrolling the line, that he á dispatch; i n; the :
E t Paao Herald of Ih San Ignacio [for two days the ban-
ber of men who are thought to be in
torlca" over tho wtcked rebel8, haa the peaks, the dlm haze of sterlle had arrested a large number of Mexi- Jan. 26: ' • , . f"'...| . . . %: ':-1' ner, of the Liberal Party floated above
tlon t o eqaip itself wlth the latest sympathy with t h e reyolution, and
tlnaliy Kot back to cover wlth 150 of reslgnatlon. / machine guns and general equip- cana who sought to croas tó join the "La Trinidad, [Sonora, Slexico', the town, and w e abandoned t h e t h a t two emissaries of the revolutipn-
place only becáuse it was of very lit-
tho 500 aoldlera wlth whom he start- Warm and fruitful breeze, pass inent. The capture of Juárez revolutlon, that he had placed many Jan. 26.—Ón their way to Sahuaripa arylparty Who were sent to the
ed out to end the revolutlon around through the forest. Each leaf that raarks the- beginning of t h e end. ot these In jail, and that, all told, he the revolutlonists tpoK t h e feveral tle importance Ito hold it. From San
Americkn side to purchase supplies
Oaleana? you touch la a volee newly born; The days of Díaz a s ruler of Méx- had selzed more than \forty guns be- towns along t h e Sahuaripa j river, Ignacio w e went t o t h e Rancho of were arrested and thrown in jail on
• • • each branch that you stlr is an arm ico are numbered. longing to would-be révolutionists. from El Valle down; and picked u p Las Banderas where there was; aJáe- charges of vagraney.
There wlli be a blg masa meetlng that takes up a weapon—a voice that * ** Mexlcans loyal t o the' government mea along the road. They started tachment of federáis who fléd when
were allowed to pass back and forth with 150 men, bút when they árrived they saw us'coming. I am golng to Now I do not think it necessary to
ln Labor Temple Audltorium Sunday shall joln the heroic concert to sa- SITUATION ON CALIFORNIA
between Mexicali and Caíexico and the Mexlcan ¡Central railwáy; tb cut repeafc that many of these acts of
nlght, I-'eb. 5, to proteat agalnat the lute the mora of redemption, an arm BORDER. í at Sahuaripa on thei 12 th instf they
Itlcgal actlon of U/3, offlcials agalnat that shall stretch itself forth to flnd attend to their business, but twohad 400 men and took the town with- b.ff, Communications". All of u s ' a r e Sheriff Meadows, a t least, were quite
The revolutlon has spread to the members of t h e revolutionnry party beyond his áuthprity. I t is) npt a
Mexlcan revolutlonlata and to de- the breast of a tyrant. out a flght. The offlcials ranlaway. well mounted and have enough of the
terrltory of Lower California. Sun- who crossed t h e Une with money elements of war for a prolonged cam- crime agalnst the United-States er
mand rlghts of belllgerence. Good It ls the breath of the revolutlon! day mornlng, January 29, two partles The insurrectos obtained a>¡ great
with whlch to purchase provisions for paign;" ..':•' he State of California for a Mexlcan,
apeakers. Pon't fall to come. Do you feel it? It ls the upheav- of Liberáis, one under José Leyva, many guns and much ammunition
the revolutlonists were promptly j and changed all the;offlcials, putting to buy a gun and go home, tb flght
• • * ing of granlte which ls cracking to who had béen secretly recruiting a Gustavo Maderp, brpther pf t h e in .the revolution. To prove which I
Tho Loa Angolca Herald, whlch pleces, beaten by the iron flsts of arrested and thrown in : jail on in revolutlonists. anti-rre-electienist. leader, says that have only t o quote an opinión of U.
forcé on Mexlcan soil for some days, charges of vngraney.
Harrlíion Oray Otla owna and operatea Pluto; lt is the heart of the world . "The revolutionists are now a t Sa- within the last;menth the army pf in- S. Judge Maxey of Texas, who, was
and another under Simón Berthold,
wlth Machlavellan ahrewdneaa a8 the palpitating beneath its enormous
converged üpon the town of MexicaTl These outrageous and criminal huaripa and are orgánizing to go and. surrectps has : increased from 5000 •ecently quoted as fpllows:
aeomlng opponcnt of hl3 notorlous chest; it la the flery spirit of a giant acts of liberty-lpving and king-hating take Moctezuma. There are a num- j to 12;000 men; i
and captured it wlth the flring of only "If José M. Rangel, the defeVidant,
Times, has agaln ahown lta truo char- who breaks from hia prison and hurla Americana naturally interfered with ber of small war parties around t h e INSURGENT VICTORIES I N .
one shot. The attack was a complete ;l nérely went across the river and join-
ncter by lta bltter and unfalr dlator- into apace the worda of fíame. the plans of the revolutlonists. The country here that are hurryihg to- •VERACRUZ.1 " _
{surprise, and that considerable gen- d in the flght, he ¿ad every right to
tlon ot the newa from Lower Califor- It ls an earthquake announcing eralship was required to accomplish attacking party origlnally, accordlng ward Sahuaripa to' join t h é ; m a i n After a hard fought battle between do so, ánd I shall sp tell thé jury iñ
nia. tho buratlng forth of a cráter. to most of the dlspatches, totaled band, coming from everywhere.
the capture without a battle may be 400 revolutionists and federal fprces my charge." , < i
• * • Do you feel lt? It ia t h e vlbra- guessed by; the fact that Mexicali is only twénty-two men, althoügh some There are 300 insurrectos at;Mores near Coatzacoalcos t h e rebels were
of t h e reporta place it a s high as yet. It is also repbrted that ra lot of The Mexican Herald, á dailyípaper
A dlapatch from Waahlngton, D. tlon made by the hammers ot the a town of _about 1,000 inhabitants, victoribus. Following a n engagement of México City, itself has recently ad-
C, datod January 29, saya that Juan goda strlklng at the bottom of the the sub-prefect of whlch is always 100 men. Insfde of forty-eight hourB them are coming over from>Sinalpa: at á distance ; of ; twelve kilométers mitted editorially that shipnients of
Sánchez Azcona, thc polltlcal refugee abyaa. It is Ufe that is belng born provided wlth a number of regular Leyva añd Berthold expected that ÓVERRUNNING AIJIÍ SONOfRA.
who waa Imprlsoncd for flfty days ln tho black Whirlpool, Ufe that ere- aoldlers, rurales and policemen. this number would be swelled to :; "Revolutionists are marébing to- from; the ;town of Sayula, i n Vera arms to México for the feTOlutlen—
two or three hiindred. ; I Cruz, the rebels took possessien bf the smuggling of arms, even—can-
on requcat ot tho Mexlcan govern- ates a shudder ln the asylum of death ward Tonlchi to see if they, can get
The only reslstance met with was LIBERALS THROWN IN that tbwn. .-••'.;" i ípt be legally stopped by theauthori-
ment ln our natlonal capital, has been where relgn the gloomy vampires. offered by the custodian of the local the 100 federal troops that were here.
AMERICAN JÁIIiS. : "The whole Suhuaílpa district is in Rebels are ; active near Torreón, ties.-óf, the United Sta,t¿s. Undfer
roleaaed. aa thero nppeared to be no It ls the revolutlon which is ad- jall, in which were conflned eleven ;
reaaon why he ahould be held. vanclng! But the recrults that they were the hands of the revolutlonists with- Goahuila. Théy obtained a number what right ánd by what authority,
• • •
polltical' prisoners, brother patrlots out a fight. Americans do notj look bf horses frbm a ranch called E l then, has Sheriff Meadows acted? Is
of the attacking parties. When the counting up|on were, many of them, \ for any troublé or molestation from Guaje, issuing a receipt for the same.| he employed. to executé t h e láws of
Laat Saturday, accordlng to a WHAT A'STRANGE DD7FERENCE! jaller show^ed flght he was promptly in American jails, w h u é many others California, or to serve t h e Mexican
United Presa dlapatch, Representativo We learn in an Associated Press shot down and killed, the prisoners who would have joinéd were un- he revolutionists, as they have kept government? H i s acts undoubtedly
Wllson of Ponnaylvanla, who, a year dlspatch of January 28 from New were releaaed, and they a t once en- doubtedly deterred by seeing what :ood order so far." Demand that the U . S . Government
are. seriously injuring the revelution-
ago, lnatltutcd tho proceedlngs whlch Orleana that "machine guns, rifles Hated under the banner of the revo- happened t o thelr comrades. Meán- A dispatch in the San Francisco grant the rights bf belligerents to thé. ary'cause and if h e is permitted fo
reaultod ln a flve days hearlng of the and ammunltlon are belng shlpped ln lutlon. while, there weire 230 regular troops, .all of Jan. 24 says that Alamos, one Mexicán revolutionists. cchtinue i n such a pellcy, ít^wlil nat-
refuge© proaccutlons befare tho large quantitles from New- Orleans some 50 ruralea and a large number Jf the principal toWns In the state of urally enceurage ethers whe, for one
Houae Rules Commtltee, agaln and other gulf ports to the Bonilla
EVERYTHJNG DONE IN of "volunteer" troops sjupposed to Sonora is ln the hands pf Colonel Se- reason or another, may incline fo
brought the matter ot a general in- revolutlonlsts ln Honduras. Ameri- PERFECT ORDER.
veatlgatlon ot theae peraecntlona be- can machine gunners and sharpshoot- After releasing the prisoners, the
be preparing to come and crush the veriano Talamantes; a former gov-
revolutionary party. Ón this side of ernment commander who turned in- Is judge Works subservieney to the causé of the Mex-
ican despotism.
ers, nearly all of them formér sol- party under Berthold proceeded to he line T^hug Meadov/s was rein- surrecto.
fore Congresa.
• • • diera ln the United States arrriy, are the7 army „ * barracks,
J •---_- where they"„..,„.'forced
Tho Mexlcan Herald gravely an- golng to Honduras in small partles nriaed and captured the soldlers >«•"»-=" "' :
sur- by U. S. troops; who are at i; There is a late report alsp jthát
.„ x •' ; • . „ . Moctezuma is takeni; o
: i
a Fri^id Iiideedí Such action on t h e part of the
•worn. offlcials of California may de-
quartered
p there. v How many of these A WORD FROM CALIFORNIA'S cide the scale in Lower California
nouncea that Llmantour wlll remaln on every ateamer."
aoldlers there were none of the re-this writing patrolling the border'.'to ; Thé El Paso Herald of the same NEW SENATOR WOULD PUT A against the torces of the revolution.
ln Enropo untll he ha3 succeeded ln That ls all very well. There porta have yet stated. From the bar- enforce the neutrality íaws." -' date has another story saying ¡that STOP TÓ: SUCH OUTRAGES That no men ever fought i n a more
negotlatlnK that loan—whlch lt ad- la nothlng illegal about that. No But despite this situation, the lat- the revolutionists plan to maké Se- AGAINST X I B E R T r AS THOSE worthy cause that these same Mexican
racks the patriota marched upon the
mita wlll probably not be negotiated one has a right to stop them and no
custóm-hoúse, which they captured, teat reporta^ are that the rebel army ñora the center, of active welfare.JThe PÉRPETRATED B Y SHERIFF revolutionists cannot be dbubted by
untll the "exaggerated reporta" sent one 1» stopping them.
taking intdcustody the polltical head is growing rapidly. . Dlspatches dispatch also s a y s ' t h a t the rebel MEADOWS 'OFEMPERIAL COUN- nyone who knows thé smallest part
out about the revolutlon are proved But .when it comes to Mexlcans, of the town, Gustavo Terrazas. printed ¡in Los Angeles Thursday say torces in the Sahuaripa district now TY—SENATOR-ELECT HAS JÓE- about the conditions* which they are
to bo untrue. ln that ca3e we say.what a strange difference! .They are that the number has swelled to 200. number a thousahd' well equipped NOUNCED STTCH THINGS IN THE struggliñg to abolish. I ' ask you
During the nlght the Berthold party
Poor Llmatour! He wlll never aee belng atopped at the Mexlcan border, If this is true, and if all these men men. Their next object is to capture ";• P A S T . - "•; . t ••'•';' • : ; .
had smuggled some slxty rifles and :
; again, a s a decent prívate citizen,
hla hnppy homo agaln! thelr guns aré conllacated, and they 90,00 rounds of ammunltion across have arms, the revolution in Lower Üres, then combine all and march-on At this' writing 'the .revolutionary as a friend of the, Governor, and as
• # • are thrown lnto jall. U. S. troops the Une, and when morning dawned California.has reached á point where Hermosillo. * i ' crisis in Lower California is crit'ical. one who has been selected to repre-
If U. S. Sonator-elect John D. pace the principal polnta of entry, thes'e weredistributed among Mexl- it can hardly be crushed'In a day. The rebels also plan, i t is ¿aid, to A small band bf Liberal patriots cap- sent t h e progressive people of Cali-
Worka la really a frlond of progresa "atrictly enforclng the heutrality cans who carne flocking to the Liberal MOVING 1ÍPON ENSEBAD A.' capture the customs houses along the tured Mexicali1;; a bprder-point, expect- fornia in the U. S. Senate, to bring
and democrncy he wlll exert hls ln-laws," or In other words breaklng standard. iiEVerything w a s done In Thursday the rebel army was re- Arizona border. ; \\ ing that they would at once be joined this matter.to the attention pf GPV-'
fluenco to prevent the undue inter- lawa to ald the tyrant Díaz. ported a s .moving soúthwest. This
perfect order. The Liberal manifeato SITUATION IN CHIHUAHUAS j by hundreds of othérs from Califor- ernor Johnson in a way .that will at
forcncc of offlcials of thla stato wlth The Loa Angelea Record of Feb- waa promülgated, the town was de-is the route around t the mountains Thére has been ébntinued "activity nia, váfter which they woúld be in^ a least be calculated to cause him te
Mexlcan patriota on thelr way homo ruary 1 has a dlapatch from Dpii£- clared a free port of entry for cus-toward Ensenada. As they go, Ley- during the week i n Chihuahua ¡and position to march upon Ensenada, the make an investigatipn. .
to Oght for the llberty of thelr coun- las, Arlz., saylng that "the federal toms, forelgners were assured "that va and Berthold will recrult the small the revolutionists; have been gaining chief city o t the .península. Respectfully yeurs,
try. Read John Kenneth Turner'a government is shipplng In plenty o f v ¿ farmers' of ¡ th^ hill regions. Their át every turn. The Los Angeles Rec- ••'. This prograin ?woúld have been JOHN KENNETH TURNER.
n e y couldígp ahead with their buai-
letter to Judge Worka ln another col- ammunltlon ...-_ by
^ - expresa. I t is said ^ ^ without fear of molestation, and plan, as éxpressed t o ' the LiberaV ord bf January 28 ,tells of another very easy to carry out had it not been
umn of thla page. that 500 rifles went through! Doug- what little prívate property was selzed Junta here, is to march upon Ense- flght near Ojinaga, in which ¡th4 in- for the action «of Sheriff Meadows of
• ** laa, Arlz., for the Mexlcan troops. from Mexicana was recelpted íor with nada. .-•;; :!.": "• surrectos were victojrious. ¡ It tíayb; Imperiaí county, who swore in flfty
One thlng we would llkc to know Ammunltlon for the rebel3, however, promises to pay for the same upon If they süeceed in taklng Enaenada, ;
"Shafter, Tex., J|an. 2 8 . — F o í j W - or more special deputies, picketed
U whethcr Sherlff Meadowa of Im- would be held up promptly."
perial county ls recelvlng more money
the triumph of the revolution.
A dlspatch from Galveston, Tex., on STATE OFFICIALS PLAY
they will be in control of all the;ing reports Friday of a rebel ^yictory the border, forbade anyone crossing,
northern. ha'lf of. Lower r California,! near Ojinága, news reached here Sat- selzed; guns and ámmunitipn i n p'os- Mass M e e t i n g
for executlng tho lawa ot the State Jan. 26 says that ln a cellar of an PART OP CROnNAIiS. they will have the incóme from the; urday ot a. second ^engagement be- sessioh of Mexlcans on their. way to Sunday< night, Febmary5, amassmeeí-
of California or for vlolating those abandoned house on the Mexlcan Ensenada í custom-house, and will; tween a large forcea of revolutionists join.their friends; and placed many
T,he firat lawless acts connected have the time and the méans to raise; ing will be held in íheauditoriumoftbe
lawa ln ordcr to play lnto the hands border near Eagle Pasa soldlers and 150 federal troops, in whích the bf thein in jail: ; v Labor Temple, 538 Maple Aüenue,
of tyrant añd slavo-drlver Díaz. We dlscovered about with the áffair, strange to say, were a formidable forcé berore it would |
aeven hundred governmentvtróops were again routed. Of course Sheriff Meadows ha'd no Los'Ángeles, to protest against the aid
hopo that tho dcccnt peoplo ot Im-guna and ammunltlon packed in pérpetrated by American offlcials at be possible for Diaz to put reinforce- "The m'ain body of t h e -federal r i g h t t o do these things. As sher- which Ü. S. oficiáis are gtving to the
perial county wlll propbund thla quea- bárrela. The U. S. troops proceeded the town of Caíexico, just across the ments into the territory. troops are reported sürrounded..; by lffs of counties are subordínate ofti- Mexican government along the border.
tlon to Shorlíf Meadowa ln a very en- to confíscate thelr flnd. This they boundary ltne in California. One rea- It is doubtful, however, if there revolutionists in th'e mountains 20
cers bf the goyernor, it ls the duty tjf also to d e m a n d that t h e . United
aon for the capture of Mexicali was would ev.ér be any attempt to re-take
«rgetlc way. had no right to do, but slnce the guns miles from Ojinaga;*' the goyernbr: tb order Meadows to at- States grant Belligerent right to
that the Liberáis wished to hbld a the terrítbry, as soldiers can hardly
• * • were undoubtedly for the use of Mexl- RABAGO TAKÉS REFUGE I N tend tó his ;own business. Perhaps t h e Revolutionists.
port of entry so that polltical refu- be spared from other polnta. The
How many frlenda havo you whom can rebels across the line, what did a CASAS G R A N D E S . | ". •]• ;.. ; . Goverhor Johnson would be willing
gees, driven out of México by the des- revolutlon' is growing, growing—win-
you thlnk ought to know the truth queation of right or legality matter?
potiam, mlght réturn without fear of ning! . That the loss whlch was inflicted to db this; were thé matter cálled t o Speakers:
bn Cblonel Rabago,?in the battle iof his attehtíon in the right way. John , Job Harriman, Stanley B.
about México and the newa about lta « • • •
revolutlon? We respectíully suggeat arrest as they crossed, might bring
A young woman named Josephina Galeana was very hfeavy ls shpwn b y D. Works, senator elect, being a per-
that you aend each of them a aub- Loyo has been turned over to the dis- árms with them, if they poaaeaaed FEDERAL LOSS HEAVY AT. Wilson, Mrs. Maynard,
such, and|so swell the ranks of the SAHUARIPA. , the following 'dispatch in the Los A n - sonal;; friend as weU as a politieal
scrlptlon to Regeneración. Three trict judge at Chihuahua on the 4
One decisive' engagement, i n which geles ' Times of Febí 1 :
;
"];• ••.-•'•".' • friend of the goyernor, is just the man
John Kenneth Tuf^nér,
montha on trlal, flfty cents. Six charge of having prevented the cap- p'atriotic army. :.
raontha, wlth the $1.50 book, "Bar- ture of her brother who has been ac- • k This thlñg théy had a perfect right the federáis were neariy annihilated, "El Paso, Tex., Jan.- 31.—Gálanea; to cali t h e ihattér to his attention. Antonio I. Villarreal and
"and San Buena Ventura are held by H e has hÍBen;asked to do this, but
barous México," $1.50. One year tive agalnst the goveinment and i s tó do. It is not againstany American the capture of several important
whether br^ribt h e has done lt w e
others.
wlth "Barbarous México," $2. If de- atlll a member of the armed band. law for á-Mexican to take a gun and towns, and a steady increase in the the insurrectos, awofding t p . dis-have Knoti Vbeen ; informed. Judge
alrod, the book and the papor may be That is Jthe way the government au- go home to joln the revolutlon. It number ot recruits is : the showing patches from Casas|Grándes toníghtj; Works i n the past has spoken some
that the state of Sonora has to make Col. Rabago reached Casas Grandes
Don't Hiss i s Meeflno
sent to dlfterent addreaaea. thorlttes do l n México. When t h e ls nót. agalnst ahy American law for
« • • men they want elude them they "get any; person or persona to smuggle [this weék|itor the advancément of the1 -arly today witÜlB^-o'f the 500 men strong words agalnat just such out-
arms andlammunltion into México. revolutionary cause. 1 ' with whom he entered upon his cam- rages as Sheriff Meadows is guilty of.
Tta'll Be Tíiinos Doing!
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