The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-05-24

NADERO WILL LEAVE jAJREZ SUNDAY
.FEDERALS AND REBELS ACT JOINTLY

An evidence that Scnor Madero
already is working in close harmony
with the provisional president, Senor
de- la Rarra, is the frequent exchange
Of messages that occur daily between
the two men. Senor Madero today
was advised, for instance, that an
attack ON HcrmosiIlo was coutem-
plated. lie entered in communication
wiki Senior de- la Barra concerning
speedy relief in conditions there.
The large army which has accumu-
lated under Madero since the reyo.
ution began, instead of being regard
ed as involving future danger OF an
archy, is rapidly being viewed in
another light by conservative rebel
leaders.
They look with satisfaction upon
the army, once ragged and undisci-
plined, now much better drilled and
well clad, and believe that the rev
olution has brought forth the true
military strength of the country. The
Mexican army, somewhat demoral-
lied by the revolution, it is thought,
may be reorGanized with the insur-
rectos as a nucleus. Their actual cX-
pcrience in vigorous warfare and the
probability that conditions in the
army will be greathIy improved, may
keep many of the insurrectos from
returning to ranching and farming
Some active work for the rebels,
it is believed is not far off. Reports
are beng received not infrequently
at the Madero headquarters of the
ravages of bandits in the interior.
Fortunate Herida, a noted bandit, is
accused in one report that reached
here today of robbing a mine owned
by Tarriba Bros. ar san Jose DE-
Garcia, in the state of Sonora, Of
gold bullion. valued at $4,000.
The Socialistic movement in Lower
California is expected to give trouble
and the combined forces OF federais
and insurrec.os available in that ter
ritory together with troops from this
section. will re turned upon the ma
raudmg bands in the far west should
they persist in their activity.
Cooperation of Soldiers.
Instances of such cooperation oi
fedemls and insurrectos already have
been reported since the signing of the
peace pact \ detachment Of fed
erals is said to be marching in com
panv with insurrectos toward Las
Vacas. near Monterey, Mexico, bed
nv Socialists claiming to be followers
of Ricardo Magon, the Lower Calitor-
mia chief.
Senor Madero sent Rogue Estrada
to the state of Jalisco today to
sound public opinion there about
the bes. choice for provisional gov
ernor. Caledonia Padilla is said to
be the most popular man. In this
state, as in others. Senor Madero
will endeavor to conform to the
will of the people.
Little fear that the return Of Gen.
Reyes will have a disturbing effect
in Mexico is held by Senor Madero.
Tonight the rebel leader issued the
following statement. commenting on
the utterances Of Gen. Reyes at
Havana:
The declarations Of Gen. Reyes,
made at Havana, are eXtreme.y tran
quilizing to those who saw in him
danger to the public peace. ] per
sonally never entertained such fears,
but it pleases me that he has eX-
pressed himself in such explicit
terms. because he thus facilitates our
work Of pacificating the country and
adds to the confidence of foreigners.
with all Mexicans united and in
spred by the highest patriotic senti-
ment which in the present time
guides all parties, eradicating, as Gen.
Reyes well says, al sorts Of per
sonal ambitions, there is no doubt
that Mexico will repose in peace,
the preiudicas which have caused the
revolution being swept aside and the
country developing rapidly under the
new regime of hoped-for liberty
1 At the Madero headquarters it was
announced that Senor Vasquez Ia
| gle, who has been in poor health, has
/ found it impossible to accept the
portfolio of Minister OF Justice in the
new cabinet and the post has been
offered to Rafael Hernandez, a cous-
in of Senor Madero. He ac.ed as
/ go-between in the recent peace negO-
tiations and with his acceptance,
which is expected Immediately the
new cabinet will be compete.