The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1909-11-12

Hemosio There was Gandara Jose Juan Lopez
and Franco aez ugeno Morales and the Romo brothers Jose
and Carlos You will find them there and they will tell you
that what say They followed but it
They had go back call vay empty houses for labor
ers. We solen-and they robbed
They died on the way like starving cattle the old
from Ures when fell i'll he got well again One
woman deathly start She begged to be left be-
hind but they wouldn't leave her She the first fat
happened on the train between Hernosilo and Guavnas
Bu the cruelest part of the trail between San Bias and
San Marcos Those women with babies 1t was awful They
dropped down the dust again and again Two got up
again. and buried them ourselves there beside the road
There buros in San Bias, interrupted and
mules and horses. Oh why didn't they let rde But
good When the little legs of the nuos weary
carried them their backs And when the three who
far gone pregnancy could walk made srecers
of twgs and carried Them taking Yes good
but they gone. We do not them any moreF
The soldiers had to tear me away from my husband said
another and when cried they only laughed The night
soldier came and tried to take hold OF but pulled off my
shoes and beat him with them Yes the soldiers bothered the
often especially that week starved Mexico City but
always the women fought them back"
Il have sister in Yucatan said a young under
twenty 1.-TWO years ago they carried her away As
shall try find her We vii keep each other company,
now that they have taken my husband from Tell is
terribly hot in Yucaan they say is? do not ke hot
weather yet if they will only let me live with sister will not
mind"
"To whom all bright little tads nuhach0s all
of the size, beong? inquired
"Quien Sdbe2 answered old Their parents
gone just babes They take children from and
give the children of strangers And when begin love the
ones they take them away Do you that
hudded there with her face her hands, They took her
four little BOYS at Guadaaiara and left her nothing Mysef Yes
they took my husband For than thirty years we
parted for single night But that made difference he
is gone Yet perhaps lucky still have my daughter Do
you think though that may husbands again Yucca
tan"
AS breasted the Vera Cruz lighthouse the shoulder Of
norte eaved itself against the side of the vessel the seamed
the lower porhoes and the quarters of the unhappy ees
flooded with They fled for the deck but here
by flying sheets of which drove them back again Be
the flooded hold and the flooded poop the ee spent the
night and when early the morning drove the Coaza
coacos river sroled aft again them lying about the deck,
all of them drenched and hverng of them wring in the
tlroes of acute seasclness
In Yucatan learned what became of the Yaqm exles
They henequen plantations slaves slaves almost
the basis thousands OF Mayas whom found the
plantation They held chate they bought and sold
they wages but fed beans ortas and putrd fish
They beaten sometimes beaten death They worked
until night the hot beside the Mayas. The
locked up night The required marry China
Mayas They hunted when they away, and
brought back by the police if they reach settlement Families
up Sonora the way permitted remlte
pass the hands of the planter the government
cares them takes of them The gov
ennien received money. and the fate of the 4aqu
the hands planter Zava president Of the Canaa
Agrcoa Yucatan the enequen planters club told
me that twotrds people die off within the first year after
their arrival talked with them them beaten They
Indians for that persons will say that they
feel their troubles you would feel the same thing
Perhaps it is So but | do not believe it
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