The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-02-06
,be Mexican Border.
....ln1e with the Rebels.

|. tbe Mexican Border.
,4,snture with the Rebels.
r. parmitted to use the follow
q ' ssters recently received by
,as chase from Mrs. Ella Robin
,S' ne in her trip to Mexico and
Inv responded with. Mr. Robinson
~" .- Bangor, Maine, and was called
Ii9' ,aa with Mrs. Robinson came
i FIR. and Mrs. Chase.
.sS .,s.l- Facatecas, Jan %, 1918.
eft j.rs, Chase.
III .I .a Mexico, and still alive,
81 -.- Wonder ourselves. | en-
fsa s.7t If a letter | wrote to
81 from which you can get
l9- .s nave to go through here.
fl .7-.ene are now stationed, is a
bal-' Zach of the National rail-
! T.'' rs-r lotion and on which Mr..
it.' r.ract. We are surrounded
is;- .-.. rebels, who have visited
~ y. .\ ii the railroad camps as
Nl even times. We have to
! and our ears open all the
Fs~ .... lls asst few nights did not
aD ....t-ver as large band was
~ .a-r from here. and of course
Y" sueer kio Grande at any time.
I" ,., we uf the head leaders of
..s- bjlled here the other day
y g... r.-.,l the engineers camp the
cd robbed everybody. That
.. t.a- sNay from here, and Cheche
.5f...t r1 take revenge for that on
y -are. and on the engineers.
.,-.- Mas with Munoz in the room
i TRY the son of the admins
aa--...>.t eslipe ranch, who refused to
.a svs to MunoZ. / can tell
... -nes Of steel here, and even
"a. al -eyer.
e. e- lefty home here; in fact, l
sg.s.eu Gtably fixed since | came to
7as not tor this old revolu-
u.. s.- = real good time, riding
.ayrsnt camps and surround
go ,ne roads are very good. My
4 h. r.t, large force working for him
s~--r-f- ei leave him alone it looks
',,s reu- -aposition.
"a. M . 10Th are in good health
m. site. ,4 res you. and that we will
IAN ,..- ..e near future, am, with
-4 Mr.. Robinson and my
EN-. ... ..4tely, ELLA ROBINSON.
4 F- -,r 35er Us to Mr. and Mrs.
b.
t, whether l wrote you that
ree- -.- 1850 lays a rebel band came
.r.- little distance south from
ias Oa3, robbing and burning the
.gsas 'ytody got scared here and
-ser.r .Ndren were going to be
,r among them. do not
dsgusted l was and how
3r-. from the north did not
saa could not get away. Sew
l3g oops came through here
rts. of the bandits and after
zs ..- ii traffic the trains be-
ar.-.... sgsin. AS Harry's work
l. a 4. longer than he eX-
eM .- would be best to go out
/ st5- tdatI might see the house,
su what We wanted from Zaca-
s r- d. I ride out with Harry
H4-r ra. rom three to four hours,
kl=a. ar.rsely, as the roads, as well
n aa-5. --4 spendid-simply ideal.
f7-a-s W sinesday morning Harry
Ia. -.. f Mr.. Moyer, who is out
Ear-= -9-ekeeper, that We would
next day. In the after
aa -s3 TWO seats in the stage
F IH- simply irony, as it is not
r.- 4Eyn with a cover of duck
''-' wooden seat for two per-
ladies We have to squeeze to-
s-r SRA elshion is meant to make
l.- s.-.- He mail bags for Tetillas,
as--- YES are thrown into the
F Ei rive seats if there should be
4- -' -s- gers. Well as the rebel
'a mad me good luck to have
'4 selves. We had breakfast
.-1 ag. as the stage leaves at
F' Ire lining room one of the
'2H s..- 90 lad better be careful;
vehement ahead of you"
''4 -- e-i nat is fine; that is what
Sale tie did we all know how
woes 1...t come. 1t was a beautiful
F'. esh, but sunny and bright,
g''- al the drive across the
/ dee t-r table-land and one can
a'si qr. DO the direction of Tetillas,
l-' aa AaLf way between Canitas
D1' I7 se two pointed mountains
'-se J'at les between the two. When
" -'7 FOUNTAINS we had the first
" Vie White hacienda church. At the
.'1H dry urned to me and said: "How
" Inc country looks around here Our
-4$ 1o5t7o along PATIENTLY and at
50" past len We reached the first out
.svlses ef -nL h..c;o,1
Ivy VI women was standing on a little
'"s 4aA'eusly towards the ranch house
APPROACH they turned around and
',''saI' aot to come any nearer. We
calling distance, however, and
H.. '" Inc matter. 1.-THE rebels are at
'iA round and try to escape" was
"s'' Il was pretty hard escaping
b., Try like that and the coachman
would he best for US to get out
|sa3 '1s'Jer IL one of the houses while
Tide The coach behind hedge.
b., w 'sHing our satchel with us, and
i, sa Although asking in three
t,s, ' Aouses for shelter, no one
" 90 enter; all saying thev will
il. you enter our house. So
7' A. the coachman could not
IN. marry rushed after him and
ssa lev minutes. He told him
"41 lake US in and that, there
BIZ om. letter to try to get over to
Dan. Is from five to six kilometres
as,. me eoachman would not listen
ttsn =, 4'iAg tt was impossible to get
n '''' nut finally Harry persuaded