El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-21

the role OF sward on that corner OF Jne
street But Henry rememDereo nlS
American citizenship perfectly Wen
when some other Am orleans or llgntsI
color r11bbered into the WINDOW IN tllS
search for eumOriety, and plead WIZ WIZ
them TO intercede 10 saHe iiis .,1oy7sI
hide from the grim vlsageu colonel'
whose slow drawing remarks, s4uaL
bow legs and cold grey eyes ana LoIls
wavy hair would SOUND peIISCt.ts tll -,
ural way down on the MISSISSIPPI
any cotton plantation. Inc CO4Cl0-
MS aniovina a little relaxation aAIeE
the rfgors of the trail and the DlOOuS
ffeIds Of those recent days. and oil
vers hack drivers prOfited some pesos
nv Henry's predicament- ms sCSu
s-,e-ics1I fall0yv-citizens chasing the
colonel the better part OF Two sOOu
DAYS in Henry's behalf
Ordered Him to Leave Country
me worthy colonel was always IN
good humor quite complaCeu- -. -
fact and admitted that ne was 4l,t-e
worried as TO What 70 ~ - mad
fectlv good. black Niger MHo -, -
American citizenship compnCd SioLl9 1
mat prevented his grazing the IeuSI1-L
tiles. and after the drawing OF ~
corks the swapping OF AS"
e+ories and the interchange OF LsH
Veterans with very popular anu
sT1f6entlv esteemed American cons l
fD the port OF Pearl OF Lhe fdCltLC' -
.r-os agreed that II II was per- SCt-y
go Henry would be removed LEoul
- .,,7,a ~ his former exploits, as Tar
- the American border, and WOl-u
11-o77fse never to come back TO Mexico
hinder penalty OF death. the grim ~
srrOver was waved on, anu one -
these DAYS Henry viii get DacA ~
-teTa american citizenship Will look
nerfectly good to him. FROM az aS
LIMITS Henry was the proIessloLa
cufuD for the Antuna hooters, anu IS
alleges that he was IOrcSu ~ 49,
+beT5 after two of his colored com
ra5es had been killed by them, one
49, the Sfnaloa-DurangO, line, the OlH-
or in Culiacan, and ne alleseo. "uiiS
DIeadinR for mercy, that ne never ulu
~ fighting at all, carrying only a
Sc saber stuck through his belt,
without any scabbard, but there IS eA
can't in Mazatlan postal caro- view "a
Henry and other valiant Lapatlsla wa
riors in which he sports a Dig car
bine and his babOOn shape stands al
most erect with military pride
T-be oDfufon of the fellow citizens
,-bo diverted themselves in Henrys be-
half was that as Niger ne was hOs
worth the Investment IN hachs anu
corks hut that as an American clIlzeu
he was worth saving, but Henry s Dlach
grin Will not come back until ne Is Wen
out OF range OF that fierce LOOKING
colonel who wears his hair long 70
hide the place where his left ear ought
ornamental scars on his cOuntenance
that instantly accredit him for the
good fighting man who loves scrap
because il Is a scrap. and has MADE
real soldiers out of the raw material
that bobbed up in his files after the
Maderista campaign. In the language
of one Of his sergeants. no enemy at
long range was as fierce looking as
that beloved colonel right IN the line
with his men looking for blood, and
the troop mas been under fire often
enough to get over the novelty OF 1t.
and they join the colonel in fighting
because fighting is popular in his VI
cinity.
Lost Communication With Government.
Col Pereyra had wandered off the
map of Durango. which is his beat
and lost communication with his gov
eminent. and his arrival az Culiacan
was entirely unexpected by the people
He will be ordered back TO his native
haunts any day, and Culiacan viii re-
turn to the fear and trembling that
has become its natural atmosphere In
these parlOus times
on the third OF Nav some govern
ment troops iu Mocortto engaged the
rebels under Chico QuinterO and gave