The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-05-04
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/ 49,. <AoC' IEAAS, ApFL-, =. -
DeSpte the arrival OF th.. 1885, - -
s@Iies at Madero's cana 49, -
Aruu0us trip OF 1000 miles, thers ~,
az GlUllnuH2p OF theNWarifka--D r>rry1
rationS In Juarez Tho0gh-H is -2S-I'
sIDle thAt the arguments 4 mis- frS@u-1,
ny cause MadeEO to yielS. IL va
regarded as hardly prohab bic -
mat this could Dc brought n
without the capture e s1rr,snsf III
Juarez-
The federal soldiers and inhabitaDt,'
- u4feS expect peace negotiations
nation Is received all the shons VIZ
De Kept closed in Juarez
IhoOSh dawn came without the ex-
pected attack. daylight revealed Ger
man IMAM hass displayed over several
hoisted American flags.
Ready 10 Fight
All the streets In Juarez are bar
rlcaded with tiers of bridge timber
on TOP OF which rows OF sand baez
road tracks barbados have 49,
oeen thrown up while the bun ring.
customs house and postoffic.. nav
oeen well fortified. Rapid-fire guna
nave been placed on the roof OF tha
Cathedral OF our Lady OF Guadalou0~
Altogether the situation is such fh~e
II the rebels attack the town tha -
SSt probably viii be heavy loss az
made Tor defensive street lighting IL the
insurreetos pass the outer trencheS
ef3eisSt co NaHaTI9 Is capable and
trouble In establishing the disciUitzs
required for such crisis.
said today. Il am SURE can heaS
J1arez against MRdero." 80
81 PASO. TlHxAS. Sps1(
@uthorttatiVely stated here thLe sfte~-
a LIB
" tho revolutionary party thSt GeSsa-
RAJ Madero hGs agreed Ia p1ithdraIvr -
oe<nAndS Tor the HetlromAnt OF 49,
ana that the peace neeotIa4&oxss v-rTfs
oea< Only on the methods Of Inatrnr-
rating tha reforms promised by a.
Mexican Government.
WARRINGTON. u G., BpeOlal.-Dx
Comes. or thu revoIutio nArI Junta t.
sHed today the follow formal state
Il am In receipt OF q telegram totlax
from General Madero telling me that -
armistiee has been agreed upon be
tlonary party and Senior De La Barr
rreprese ntative of the Mexican FedersS
Government. a commission will be an
pointed by both sides to discuss per,rs-
nent peace plans. Pending the app,Iy7f-
1itt OF peace commission and thu
cease on both sides.
This means that the fedaEaIs wiz
Sohunoe 10 occupy Juarez and the reV0-
sition about the city. am not Az
Iloerty 10 state In detail what the terms
or peace Will be. All that Will depend
upon possible agreements or mutual
concessions, honorable to both partIeS~
WASHINGTON, d. c., Special
Dr. Gomez explained how peace neSo-
uatons would be carried on. Cone
raj Madero Will suggest certain mG1-
ters on which he Will insist Theaa
Will be transmitted here to DR.. Comes.
and he will in turn put them insS
shape and have them conveyed 70
Minister OF Foreign Affairs De Ia
PARA. who will act on them after con-
suiting with other members OF the
Diaz Cabinet.
Meanwhile rebels and federals win
rest on their arms.
Ell PASO, TEXAS, Special
first news OF the armLstice and peace
negotiations reached here this morn
ing. communicated to the residents OF
FL PasO. Crowds thronged to thMl
river bank and cheered the tnsurb
rectos in camp on the other side. Tho
news brought great rejoicing to n
Paso. as II had been feared that heavy
toll would result from battle a.
Juarez.