Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1911-04-21

/ y the release of Edwin H. Blatt, Y
\ and Lawrence Converse, y
y Americans, arrested by the y
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FL Paso, April 21,-The armies OF
! Madero and Diaz are marking time
this morning. Madero has given his
word not to attack Juarez before this
! afternoon, unless attacked Inside
! the heavily fortified town are 750 10y
a. soldiers OF Diaz waiting for the at
tack. Outside, Madero and his we'll
4 fitted army are waiting for President
DiaZ to send word that he s willing
/ to resign. This they declare the only
thing that will prevent an attack on
Juarez, " l win wait "a hours longer
for Diaz to decide if he Will surrender
the presidency" said Madero yester-.
day to a delegation that visited his
camp in an endeaYor to bring abouy
an armistice. American army off
! GERS comment favorably upon the
completeness of the Juarez toritifi-
cations. The federal forces have sav.
eral field guns and three or four ma
chine guns posted effectively The
rebel army surrounds Juarez on the
northwest, west and southwest. 1t is
officially stated in Juarez that Gen
; eral Rabago is enroute from Chihua-
hua with heavy artillery and cavalry
to reinforce the garrison. To this
rebel commanders say: I'VE are not
= afraid of bug&boos. We will take
Juerez when we can. If the federals
then attack us it will be our business
to defend ourselves The United
States troops that have been camped
near Fort Bliss have moved down 10
the city and are now camped close to
the border.
Truce Not Likely.
Il Washington. April Confusion
n as to the Interpretation of the armis.
o tice is believed by DR.. VasqueZ Com
= ez, confidential agent of the Mexican
|. revolutiOnists, to be responsible for
the hitch in the truce which had been
e partly arranged with the Mexican
:. government and which yesterday
e Madero rejected. Gomez telegraphed
!. Madero today not to confuse the ar
e mistice proposition with the peace
@ proposal which is to follow. Ma
d dero's ultimatum, that he will attack
= Juarez today unless assured that
President Diaz will resign, has been
formally communicated to the Mexi
e can government. Gomez is not Opt
d mistic as to favorable response.
a Madero Resoute to Attack.
n Ell Paso, Ajril 21.-Just before moor
It Ma6ero declared that nothing has oc
i. Cured up to this time to make hin
/. change his mind about attackinj
l. Juarez.
J. Madero Wants and Needs Juarez.
l. Ell Paso, April 21.-If the Mexical
+ government would avoid internationa
g, complications, it must order Genera
y Navarro to evacuate Juarez at once
I his is the ultimatum sent by Nader
to DR.. Gomez at Washington today t
he communicated to the Mexican GOV
eminent. In addition Madero sen
word that he is we'll aware of the di
terence between an armislce an
Z peace negotiations. Madero shas tai
A EN- the position that the evacuation O
J Jdarez is essential before he can COZ
siGer an armistice He is desirous {
establishing headquarters from whic
U tc conduct formal negotiations wit
the Mexican government The repl
lof the Mexican government is expec
ed to be received here soon and yer
probably the attack on Juarez will b
r postponed until it arrives. 1t is M
| believed that this will be befor
= manana.
Madero is a Tyrant Too.
E. The Associated Press corresponds ar
with Madero's army confirms the r
port that Madero disarmed and place
under arrest the Socialistic or Libar;
leaders (adherents of R. Flores M
Sc gon) and has sent them to prison
70 Guerrero, where Abram Gonzales, DR.
ry visional governor of Chihuahua, hs
le set up his government. These me
90 had about 165 men with them and the
" ell enlisted under the Madero banne
III The Liberal leaders had been maxim
ne all sorts of demands on Madero. ar
% had even called the provisional pres
is. dent a tyrant equal to Diaz. He6t
their arrest. The correspondent d
clares that the Liberal leaders hs
been making raids on Mexicans al
d Americans, and were threatening
raid the Mormon colonies. He sa,
that Luis r. Garcia was charged wi
having led band that looted Ell Val
OF $4,000, and that this money is
be returned by Madero.
Federais Strengthen Aqua Prieta.
Aqua Prieta, Sonora, April 81
< The federal garrison today began
y strengthen the Notifications of Il
y town. They are building heavy ad
= be breastworks and ramparts sou
= and east of the city.
y Rebels Take Nacozari.
< Nacozari, Sonora, April 21.-A
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