The sun., 1912-07-12
MADERO RAISES LOAN
Of S10,0OO,0OO HERE
TO e. >cd in Providing Mexico
With Standing Army
Of 10000.
WILL SAFEGUARD PEACE
Presidents Relative Gives As.
suranrc Government Will
Prevent New RevOlts,

Francisco |. Madero. father Of the
President of Mexico, left New York ycs,er-
dav 10 return TO Mexico. He had been
SAVING al the Belmont. According to A. G..
Chariot, who has copper mining interests
IN ih" province OF Sonora. the elder
Madero returns with a new programme
for - standing army of 10000 men for
Meyiro to I've put through by the Msdero
Government. Mr.. Chariot said that he had
tal an interview with the elder Madero
Yesterday morning. The completion
oi tins Standing army programme. said
VI Chariot was one Of the points Of the
older N"deros mission in this count nv
The father of. the President of Me Nico
had Completed the financing for this new
Government policy. according to MIR.
,harIo, who declared that the SO, ,OCo. 400
necessary had been promised the elder
Mai"ro hy bankers here.
N"nor Maiero had returned TO New
Yor, from Washington two days ago.
Among other missions in the United ~ ate ~.
acnrdlng 'o the mining man, Senior
Mad"ro had been here tn give assurances
to this Government that the Madcro
toyernurnt would take effective means
~ uf"yHnl further rcvolut ionary disturb
gnc"s from upsctting Mcxico's peace.
Tn" programme for a standing army OF
io"r men wss sad tn be the ass,iran CO
nAeref by SENIOR Madero AK that presented
hy inc Maiero Government
W. Chariot. who is president or the
"a lrirufo Mining Company. with offices
~ - Liberty street. said yesterday that
"a. IL.
hti appeared thoroughly pleased with the
''-ll's of hi" visit here. Mr.. Chariot
.,l that It WAS underss' ood that the plans
for ~" standing army were tn he nut
mt" operation Immediately. He declared
trt' ih" new standing army programme
von'i enable Madero to carry on the
Government with as great stability a.
lud"r VA ard at the same time in the
sorl' # liberal government on which
tn" n"~ regime rested.
"uro2co is finished" said Mr. Chariot.
'li' can 60 no further. The people Of
Sou"ra are not for him IA he thinks.
lh"y will tight him. instead. They are
with Mtdero and Orozco will soon and
'r'> oVt. They are sick and tired OF revolu-
n uo 1hes. troubles are practically
iiuisHci now. -
lrARE1. Mexico. July Ii.-Chihuah,ia
CITY, capital Of Chihuahua. state has been
l".rur"t to Federal control and to Abra
ham Gonzales, the Governor whom the
rN"l- uuseatei five months ago. The
ralNri'y of tho State congress. however
h. embraced the revolut ion and IL now
-il'c IN Juarez. complying with the
wishes ~! FIscusl orozco the refc, chief
anil ha- dscreed that the capital of the
STATE /. here.
Tonight Con. Orozco held the con-
i''"nc" with tho rebc governors of Sonora
elj 'hihliHhua and the rebel congress
ID 40 ,Satc Of (bihiuhua in uin,,<
N" plan To ->to more bonds is under
ri.r'>>ion and "a bro2co still has the
"a l1rity Of tho legally elected State con
G''-- he can 'Iahc bond issirs binding
on the state. The t"dcrals, although
'l"y have 'ptali"n Chihuahua city. can
'oi get any appropriation from tn" state
los -litlIre and even tn" acts of Coma les
- Governor may not bc legal. a. he is
." N what the State congress says is
the ogal capital