The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-11
PREDICTS RETURN
OF PRESIDENT D|AZ
Nephew of Former Head of the
Republic Says Uncle Will
Be Called Again.

Mexico will never be satisfied until
ex-President Diaz, the Iron president is
back again In the presidential palace.
ruling the nation In the way ne ruled
1t for the two decades before he was
forced out. And this Is to be the end
Of the new regime in Mexico City. An
other revolution. bloodless. however. and
then the triumphant return of the ex-
lied president"
This was the statement yesterday Of
Emanuel Poririo Diaz. nephew of the
deposed president, once a lieutenant in
the presidents guard OF Mexico City. a
leader of the government forces In the
incipient stages OF the insurrection and
now an exile In the United States, play
ing today in Salt Lake City, a member
brought to this city by Wandamere park:
Emanuel Dlaz, whose long list of
names Is split by the ,,ys" which mark
was the boast OF his famous uncle. is a
staunch believer In the president who
was. He is a foe to the Maderos, the
Gomezes and all other aspirents to presi-
Dental honors. and Is firm In his declara-
tions that, under the surface in Mexico,
even down to the humblest peon, there
is rapid turning OF the tide toward the
eexiled great man. The insurrection has
been over but a few months. yet there
already Is trouble in the capital OF the
republic. with the Maderists naligned
and assaulted by the followers Of Gomez,
with ever new insurgents attempting a
1.-The blood Of my people runs to re-
bellion." said DiaZ In an interview yes
terday; They are an Irresponsible peo-
whether they have cause or not. In their
hearts they knew my uncle was the man
who made Mexico. They loved him for
his Iron hand; and whatever, was said
against him they did not believe. Yet
when leader came along with insur-
rection on his tongue they followed his
lead, because they could not help them
selves, 1t had been so long since they
had the fun of real revolution the
chance could not be lost. They fought
for Madero just as they would have
fought for me or any other man strong
enough to persuade them with mes
sage Of insurgency. They rejoiced when
they saw Diaz leave the shores OF the
country he had made a nation. rejoiced
because that leaving was a mark OF the
success OF their insurrection, But now
they are sorry And. wild as the state
ment. may seem, it will not be many
months, or even weeks: until President
Diaz Will be called back 10 Mexico and
made TO take the reins again"
Emanuel Diaz, one OF the sololsts now
with the band is n little man. showing
his Spanish ancestry. His eyes are not
he speaks OF his uncle he assumes the
aspect Of a man of war and deadly deeds,
and he grows enthusiastic and coniden-
tial in his picturing of the time when
Diaz shall return to Mexico and make
things hum once more
Asked what he thought OF Madero,
Diaz replied, bluntly. "a man who wants
high estate and Is too small for the
honor of wearing the shoes OF his pre-
decessor."
Asked what he believed to be the rea-
son for the ambition OF Gomez who Is
causing Madero worry. Diaz said quickly
that he was but a tool In the hands OF
those who wanted TO loot the government
treasury.
Mexico will he robbed her honor
shaken and her people shamed. and then
Diaz Will be called home TO do all over
again what he already had accom-
pished." he declared.
Such is the prediction of The nephew
who escaped from Madero's vengeance
only by Joining the band that was just
then beginning Its tour of the world