| Show EBELS SET SETI I i AMBUSCADE I Il l' l fOR Stationed at Strategic Points in Canyons Parallel fo Railroad to Oppose Northward Northward Northward North North- ward Advance of Federals Federals' SKIRMISHING BEGUN NEAR MORMON COLONY 1 t. t If I Scouting Party I Falls Back to Oaxaca After y Encountering the Insurgents r Who are Invading Sonora DOUBLE ROUBLE AT MADERA ADERA ENDED I iT Mexico July 22 Ambus SI cades eades in iii the broken country y just south of Matachic two forty miles south of Madera may be expected by Huerta when he lie moves his orco orce north from La Junta thirty-five thirty iles liles further so south th General Campos Campo's force has been with that of Colonel Alfonso Altonso and the entire rebel column ill fill m bo be stationed at strategic points In n the numerous canyons canons that parallel the railroad Colonel Casteneda who I jl III bo be in command will leave hero heroIn heroin in the morning for Matachic with in- in instructions not to move westward into Sonora but to remain until the federals federals feder- feder als als ls appear and to harass them in Sn ev- ev jery cry rr possible manner The railroad between Madera and will Trill be cut to dola dolay the federal federal fed- fed eral advance i Reports from Madera Nadera indicate that der has been restored and little fear t f a repetition of or the looting tins of at Sat- Sat rda night t was folt felt Occurs Near Nemr Juarez 22 Skirmishing Sk tween the outposts of the rebel robel col- col i lineS limo of ot government troops under un- un der General guarding then the mountain n passes o 0 of tho the state was re reported rep reported re- re ported p ported today toda to General Orozco's head- head Quarters quarters A small scouting party of ot federals Ventured twenty miles mUes east of ot Colonia Oaxaca where the government g troops Pare arc re concentrated and encountered rebels reb- reb rebels els under Colonel Felipe Cazares at a Joint midway between Ojitos and Ceri i Continued on Page 3 3 Column 1 J SET AMBUSCADES fOR HUERTAS HUERTA'S ARMY Positions Positions Rebels Occupy Strategic S to Oppose Federals' Federals 1 Advance t f t Continued From Page One retas fi fifty l miles northwest of ot Casas CaZaS Granges Grande on the thc Mexican Northwestern railroad Cazares was once in the Mexican Mex Max Mexican ican consular service at Las Cruces NM M. M e S e The r government troops are reported I to have fallen back in the face o of or larA larger larj lar lar- A j 1 ger gel numbers l Tell Story Stor- of Abue k El EI Paso Texas Jul July 22 Samuel Samuel MIer Mil Mil- MilK j K er Ier er an American n farmer at nt Casas Casass Grande Grandes s arrived here herc today tOda with a ar r story of or abuse b by the robe rebels Is Ap- Ap proa preached hed b by Major l ez Alvarez fo brandished a six-shooter six In his face tace acc Miller was forced to give up his 4 J horses an and possessions to the mount amount I hot t HOO Miller informed American Consul Con- Con Asui sul Edwards of Ct Juarez today that he hc was prevented for several days das by the tho tj Rebels from le leaving lein in Casas GrandesI Grandes I ft Ill IlI take you u out and shoot you yo If It j you dare make a report about this fE r Is 5 what Miller d declares General Salazar T told when he appealed for tor protection I cr made his way ay b by a a. c circuitous ru tous II fj r route ute to the tho American border at Colum- Colum t bys tius N. 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I on hors horseback back Many other I Americans m according to Miller have I been robbed in the Ca Casas s Grandes reI reOrder re- re Gion I I t t Order Restored d at l I I Madera Chihuahua Mexico July Tuly 22 2 II In In contrast contrat to the nervous conditions r t I j of f the lost lest days rIas Madera tOda today I as normal again With the women I I r and children away awn the Americans left V sphere here tere breathed easier ensler Colonel Miguel MiguelI l. l I Gamboa deploring the tho Indignities b by byI I V Irresponsible rebels placed a guard InA in inthe f t A the American quarter and ordered all allI I 14 4 t saloons closed Ho says as a's raiders will willbe willI I C be tie dealt with ith summarily He appears t C I t to have Jave the situation well In hand El EI Paso Texas July 22 The The train I of ot American refugees ti-em ti Madora a ra arrived arrived ar ar- ar- ar rived hero at noon Ono One hundred and forty five American women and chilI chil- chil I F dren and t ten n men were aboard Passengers Pas Pas- l report reported cd that a a. half hale dozen 1 5 Americans who appeared in the Ule streets 5 ivere disarmed b by the rebels among I them being A A. A L. L Lathrop assistant manager of ot the Madera company TheS The Tho S passengers ers also alo declared that looting t and robbing had b been en confined for tor the most part to the l Ie Mexican l colo-l colony 1 Gomez Released on Hand Bond S San Sn Antonio Jul July 22 EmIllo Vasque Vasquez Vas- Vas que quez Gomez was released on temporary bond here today when he be appeared to answer a a. federal charge 4 of ot conspiracy to violate the neutrality Jaws laws His hearing was set for tor next Monday Monda I S Enrile le Set Fre Free L El Paso Tex Texas July 22 Gonzales lel C. C Enrile once financial adviser and right right- hand man to General Orozco was re released ro- ro leased tOda today by bJ the United States authorIties authorities au au- au- au after forty fort days days' da 8 detention bond in accordance with an application for provisional arrest made by bJ tho the Mexican government t. t I Enrile it was said when arrested be charged with embezzlement of ot t nt a A fi fl nl l i hut but t a recent U l h b t announcement inn u m e-m t- t ti from i n I the Mexican foreign office at Mexico r f r City declared that extradition against t 1 him would not be pre pressed sed Still weak c from stab wounds in Chihuahua Chihua hua bua City nearl nearly two months ago when I attacked ed b by unknown assassins Enrile made macie his wa way from rom the jail with the k help of ot friends Enrile's Influence In revolutionary re affairs affairs af at- fairs has declined and he said ald that he hec c was ivas now out of Mexican politics He left for Chicago at noon en route to toI I Montreal Canada |
