Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-02-03 | Page 3 | Rebel Ammunition Sources Traced

REBEl AMMUNITION 1 SOURCES TRACED I Ij j Mexican Trade Liquor for Cartridges at Bargain Rates El EI Paso Texas Feb 2 Cheche Cheche Cam Cam- 1 pos POSt a rebel robel leader from southern Chihuahua Is moving northward it Is 15 I reported tonight to tu Join the in I band under which ha has been I near t thy International line lIn and menacing laret J Salazar has a aI I force estimated at 1500 1600 men Campos Campos' I II i army Is Js reported to bo be of or About tho the I saute same strength i Rifles and cartridges for tor rebels in 1 northern New ew Mexico appear to be sup sup- upI I plied piled from rom some somo Interior point and antl not notI i 1 I smuggled o over r th the Am American border as asI I heretofore Net ct OIl our our- Instance o of ami am- am i ojo n flon smuggling ir in h large lal e quantities has b been en reported to General E E. E Z I 1 t cr who from Fort Bliss directs t the New Ne' Mexico and Texas Tas border harder paI patrols pa- pa I troIs Among other othir methods the reb- reb t c declare dart the thc secure amm ammunition tl on by byI I means of or women camp followers who isit the tho federal c mp and exchange liquor for ammunition The na native no an- 1 tive Uve liquor is so cheap that It is b said ald this method of ot supplying the tIme r bel belI I troops la is cheaper and more certain than I cartridges bv by the purchase and smuggling of or I I