Millard County Chronicle | 1912-10-24 | Page 4 | Rebels Recruited on American Soil

REBELS RECRUITED Oil lii SOIL MEN BEING 8ECURED IN UNITED STATES TO FIGHT THE BATTLES OF INSURGENTS. Newly Formed Diaz Junta 8ld to be Working Independently From Old Organization of Orozco Rebels-Forces Rebels-Forces Threaten Juarez. El 1'ano, Texas. Rebel troop, recruited re-cruited and armed on American sol), have begun to crone Into Mexico. A group of fifty men entered late Sunday at Lelea, N. M., a few miles wet of Kl Paso. Shortly after General Stee-ver Stee-ver dispatched two troops of the Second Sec-ond cavalry to march In all haste to the Mexico border. Organization of other bands at various points on the bonier Is reported. Several hundred rebel troops have moved to the river Just west of Juarez. Their camp fires can be seen from the American side near Kl Paso. Ten rebel composing a scouting party approached ap-proached so close to Juarez late Sunday Sun-day night that they were captured by federal out poets. Itecent activity of rebel represents, fives here U believed to have some connection with the anticipated attack on Juarez. It is said that the newly-formed newly-formed Felix Diaz Junta here is working work-ing Independently from the old organization organi-zation of the Orozco rebels, but that ny troops eent over the line near Kl Paso will work In conjunction with Salazar'e forces threatening Juarez.