The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-17


strong relief Gen Carranz" ami
his army Of Const,,tionslists who
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country THIS story written by
GA" who recently visited the head
quarters Of This arm, sives some
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''''''''' '''"' i"''"' ." N'''''"s
/ ihr. tate oI Mexico.
Al last after many weeks Of wait
! INK ana promises thai aid not mater
allie suddenly came ,r.. onportpnit,
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war correspondent hetfl
''P 20 '"e front
d VII "r''er ana ms '"ihpah-
'o' "''''"l''s tram delegation.
- niN''''3 ''iS'"o looking gentlemen ar
Nv" '' the s'auoh' the leader or
'o'' ""N an acquaintance tie 'N-
'''''' ms COMPANIONS "'F" rev.
''"ueIS from som" "I the
S'"''S "h" were desir"oS OF
=" NV WIN GOV. arrahza' ana
'I'''''' ihiiI'aIN 'Idlh TOT the
"~' ~ "e sem OUT after lhr
''''' ''''I'' "'u 'ei| An invitation
''a"4 '"e party was accepted
P"'1NiS as u was rendered.
''''S '''Ne" '"r ana long anu
'1l,'''u opportunity mad come at last.
~, ~ ''''' WAS To d" VISITED
F''l''i''"' i"r 'he TRIP was "i
,''e mus '''''u'S| a notebook, c"n-
IN vi p'"'''S' camera. ana three
20 ''''''H' S''e rdI P"'kases OF eng
"''u SUPPLY Oh matches
y "'d''h Iaihlht ~ inns part
anu 'h'S nave gone bach
''N "'il an" sIee!') ana
va .i'0Ne's TOT distribution
'''' sees coihprIsed the en-
II'p'''ei,' no 'ii'ItulhlehtS OF
N'''u III "uuitioh l" the foregoing
ms ''N,"' very Heht marching or
wac '"' H''hod adopted
'"' Sp'''a' 'r"''l consisted solely OF
ga '"b''' anu capoose. me pasSen-
ST ""iH"'ieu elsht or ten civilians
anu '"e sumo NUMBER OF soldiers. In
'o'' por'ioh OF the ear were
MAJ ny thousands OF rounds
~ INV e"''i'uses IN the Eunny wrap
i'u Pa'Nd5'S III Which they mad been
'liusEieu across the kio Grande, des-
M III eN''doTuilaiE vigilance 81 the
"'''u "'a'eS HlilItarE ana ciNil au-
''''' ''''S'
v" 'ne "arpatn'
me IdIlroad station at Pledras Neg
as aho IT'S lrnmedlat" SURROUNDINGS
ar scene OF great military activity.
'ioSe al hahd the Sinokestacks of the
\''''S'Ee ra''Toau SHOPS are belching
''"N' 'l""uS 81 bld'k smoke INTO the
'r' token "I the arllVliy going on there
''y """ hIshi IN IN" MANUFACTURES of
"h""h ana ammunition. Engine AK
'S 81 St"ol are being converted into !
lI'd' pr'a'h-l9adlng rapid-ire guns, !
when nav" ALREADY done good service !
VI the neId, ana ammunition equal 10
any IRON regular establishment is |
''lhs turned out IN quantity by ex- !
pert ha'iVe mechanics who have in u |
~" snort weeks mastered the art II ,
us manufacture
Just across the railroad plaza is the |
hllitar\ hospital, comfortable frame |
structure surrounded by shade trees ,
ana grassy lawns, ON which the less /
severely wounded are laid, ana in the !
opposite direction switch engines are
'niiihg ana whistling as they move |
hrS 10 ana ir" in readiness for send
hs ""i WIN troops, horses and sup
'lieS' Tn" whole scene is interesting
% degree ana is AN indication of
ne energy with which the Constitu-
lonailSts ar" pushing their campaign.
\ walk of half mile over rocky
ma thornN road brought the visitors
=" the Hacienda Hermanas, which is
ne temporary headquarters of Gen.
'esuS 'dffah|a ana Gen. Pablo Con
'aies, the commanders of this portion
y the Constitutionalist army The
hacienda is a massive and extensive
'eries OF stone structures of the an
'lcnt type located at the foot of
ockN mn ana with q vide and fertile
'alIey stretching away in the opposite
direction. An abundant supply of wa