El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-05-22

sash-they were what the novel
writer's never fail TO describe as pic
! turesque.' As you drew near. however.
the picturesque gave way and argu-
ments favoring a laundry began to as
sert themselves.
OrOzco and villa to Go.
Orozeo and Villa will go with the
troops to Casas Grsndes. Blaneo will
be left at the head Of the 500 to gar
rison Juarez.
Villa resigned the other day and his
resignation was accepted. Now he is
| in harness again MadeTo asked him
to resign. so they say. just as they
now say that Madero called him back.
Madero as an after thought decided
that it was safer TO have Villa en-
ployed than running up and down the
face of nature, foot loose and fancy
free It was too much like having
huge gray timber wolf running up and
down the face of nature. foot loose
and fancy free
For all his present employment. I
cannot divest myself of the feeling
that something of abrupt and dis
agreeable sort is going to happen to
Villa.
Future of Red Lopezs
Speaking of Villa reminds one of
that other Mexican Dick Turin. Red
Lopez. The latter foolish freebooter
foolish for wandering into such a di-
lemma-is over at Aqua Prieta. loaded
down with 80 pounds of locks and fet-,
ters- They can't quite make up their
minds to shoot him. Still it may come
to that. and the chances of his going
free are neither blooming nor bril-
liant.
Garibaldi. who laid down his col
onelcy ard would have gone to New
York. has been made general and
asked by Madero to accompany him TO
Mexico City when he goes.
Statue of Justice Damaged
While wandering about Juarez /
came across a statue of justice The
scales had been shot away. There is
sarcasm even in an accident, satire in
bullet
Peace Articles Signed.
BY way of having something to do
Madero and Carbajal-acting for Diaz
have signed Articles of Peace" I'm
less D{az gets out such articles are
meaningless. Should he get out they
will be unnecessary.
The Bull Fight.
Three brave bulls were killed Sun
day in the Jusrez ring and several
horses gored and disemboweled. AS a
side issue Miss Anna Shaffer rode a
steer. while one Dillingham;, an
sundry horses. The blood and the
cruelty had its charitable excuse. One
fourth OF the gate was given to the
Juarez wounded
No Mexicans to Work
Labor agencies claim that they can
not get Mexicans for work in Arizona
and New Mexico. They are offering
from $40 to 50 per day in gold. !
The Mexicans have been receiving
f-n
They are now acting on the belief that !
once Diaz is out and Madero in wages I
south of the Rio Grande will soar to |
81 gold a day. Of course. they won't. !
and it is. a question with political |
economists hereabouts as to what /
these misguided Mexicans will do |
when they wake up. Will it be the |
warpath again?
Hadero Is Hopeful.
Madero. surrounded by the uncertain. |
is no less hopeful. Said he:
In a week or SO 1 shall leave for !
Mexico City to make permanent the
peace When peace is finally secure
every soldier will have the privilege
of leaving the army If he likes. There
will be no moro CONSUMPTION. The
army which in the future will uphold !
the liberty guaranteed by the consti-
tuition of Mexico will be composed of
soldiers VINO join II from chO1ce and |
who will receive good pay Many |
things are vet to be done before the !
principles for which we fought are
within our grasp. We are going TO |
have free elections. We are going
to have education along the lines
which will give our people the demo-
cratic system of free thought and acts
that was in the minds of the liberia
tors of our country
Likes the Maderos.
Madero is eager for the approval
and good opinion of the peo-
pie of the United States He
ard his brother. Gustavo. never
lose an opportunity to court that good
opinion. Personally. they are entitled
to it. and if the Mexicans were ali
Maderos. or were to become Maderos.
the two countries would indeed be
drawn most warmly and closely to-
gether.