Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-29
THOMAS AND TORRES
 DISCUSS REVOLUTION
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ed the general as did the detachInens | of caya.ry and the tizen yo4unteeis | Among the volunteers were se,eI- | of those who were arrested in Nae, | at the outbreak of the revolutions a revolutionsts and who were later T l leased from custody as loyal cltize.s. A Review reporter was invited tt
 board General Tprres' train for tL I trip across the line. General Torres
 was handed elegam just as his train started for the line. When ask ed what the stuaton was regarding | the insurrection General Torres hand
 co the telegram he had juyt received to one of the officials accompany ng h m with the request that it be trans lated into Englsh for the Review. | The telegram stated that the Next l can soldiers at Chihuahua had met
 a large body of revolut onists yester
 day near Oh huahua city and after
 short fight had completely put, them to flight More than twenty revolu tonists were killed in th.s fight and ! many wounded The engagement was short and was a complete coory for the federal troops. The revolution ary band was broken up and those not captured escaped to the nioaI- lsins, many of them throw ng away
 their guns. This victory, General Torres stated, was very important
 and win tend to put an end to the
 hopes of the revolut pnia,.
 h- ho1 so
 Naco purposely to meet Gen. Thom
 as and that there is not the least
 sign Sd revolutionary, troub.e any
 where tn Sonora. He said that ne
 tad his sold CTS stationed about the
 stase at the most mportan points aud that should any outbreak occur the military S amply abe to quell it at the start. He stated that he u Il not fear any trolb.e, but should {, there be any sign of revolutionary nature he W shed to bc prepared to 1 meet it with armed forces. He sta ! d that he did not bel eve that the l revolution vii. last much longer as i the government has the tuatioE | well in hand, and he ha,5 rece we'd ! communications of an offic al char -scser wh ch show that the federal ' government or Mexco has at tn time practically crushed the rebe,- ion.
 When the train drew up on the American de near the custom house General Thomas and h aide and a
 arge number O. citizens and govern .nent employees were at hand to re-
 elye General Torres and h 8 party
 Seneral Torres, fo lowei by his par
 J, aiighted from the tra II and the general walked towards General Thoma,s with outstretched hand wh ch was ven hearty clasp and shake by the American off1cer. Those who we're wsh the generals stepped to one side so that they could tax with cut being disturbed or overheard.
 Neither of these general officers wore a un form although there were several uniformed soldiers nearby. To anyone not know Ing the nature of the conference it would have appea ed to have been pleasant meeting between two long time fir ends. The two generas conversed in low tones Tor some time, and then tn another hearty handclasp parted, General Thomas to take the stage for the de- poi and General Torres to rejoin his sarty Of of caas on his spec al which vas to take hm at once to Cananea
 This meeting of two high m litary cheers of the two rat pns Is second
 importance only to the meeting 3 year ago between President Taft of the United States and Pres dent 1. Lag O. Mexico. So friendly yss {
 nat anyone could see in these TO presentat yes of the two republics and their happy meet ng that there is a national feeling of fir endship be tween the two countries they repre- sent. The two generals have known each other personally for many years and have warm feeling of friend sh D for each other Their meet uSt In public yesterday goes far to show :. the strong tics that bind the In ted States and Mexico jn relations of per feet accord.
 Being satisfied that the situation along the border IS we'll in hand Gen eral Thomas win leave trd..- fo,. hia