Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-07-15
Rebel General Has Many Of
fers by Americans to Get Him
Safely Onto Foreign Soil
Other Than United States.
Aqua PRIETA is
NEXT OBJECTIVE
It Is Hoped by Insurrectos to
Gain Point Where Ammuni-
ton May Be Secured for Fu-
ture Fights.

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/ Juarez, Mexico, July 14.--Bullet
SCARED Juarez. once the battle ground
where Madero won his revolution
/ against Diaz also the birthplace OF
the present revolt. and chief cause OF
! international apprehension may be
had for the asking before the end of
this week.
All indications today pointed to an
early evacuation by the rebels of the
the border town opposite El Paso.
Less than 400 men guard the town
now ana preparations are being made
FOR their removal 141 miles south
westward to Casas Grandes, the new
rebel base, on the Mexican North
western railroad.
General Pascual Orozco, Jr., the
rebel chief; his father, Colonel Pas
cual OroZco, ST., and his nephew,
Colonel jose Orozco, are the only
rebel leaders in town. All other Of
hcers and their men have been sent
to Casas Grandes. The detachments
still operating along the Mexican Cen
tral, south of here, are merely occu-
pied with tearing up the railroad.
They Will proceed overland to Casas
Grandes when their work is done
General OrozcO, il is said, Will go
southwark to join these forces. maxi
ing the journey on horseback with
them to Casas Grandes. but a growing
lellef is that he will 20 by train to
the latter place in three or four days.
Significant of the wane of the revo-
luton are the many offers that are
coming to General Orozco to help him
make a getaway Close friends of
the rebel commander admit that sev-
eral ambitious Americans believing
Orozco has amassed a private fortune
of half million dollars in the revo-
lutionary business, have approached
him with schemes Of various kinds
one man offered to see the rebel chief
safe in Paris, France, for $4,000
gold. Another thinks he can get the
general to Central America in safety
for less than that TO all bids the
general thus far has turned deaf
ear. There is no charge against Gem |
eral Orozco or his family on the
American side of the line but appre- I
hension that an extradition case may |
be trumped up on technical grounds !
has kept male members of the Oroz- I
20 family from crossing into the 4
United States ever since the revolu- |
ion began.
Those in the counsels of Orozco
privately admit that an evacuation Of 1
Juarez is being planned. AS a port
)f entry and base of supplies. par
lculdfly Tor ammunition, II has prov
N of mistaken value. The rebels now
IRE after Aqua Prieta, opposite
Douglas Arizona. and Colonel Cas-
ula Herrera and thirty of his expert
getters are en- route there
low behind a rebel force that in
ends TO fight its way through the
tate of Sonora toward the American
,order.
When the federals concentrate
nough forces to chase the rebels
rom Aqua Prieta. the rebel plan is
o evacuate again and run toward the
acme coast, taking Guaymas and
ther ports from which to obtain sup
lies. The guerilla warfare Is in
ended TO be hit and run" affair,
lterminable and incessant, through
ut northwestern Mexico
The rebels now are gathering cat
e and provisions around Casas
Irandes for their westward mean
crings. Stories of loot and confisca-
on in that locality continue to come ;
ne Matera company ana the Mexi-
an Northwestern railroad being the
sufferers.