The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-11-28
MExICANs EAGER
FOR GRING0 LOOT
Reported to Have Armed Caches
on Border Ready to Raid If
War Should Come.


''"'eS 'i'"' 'e" pieso' uateu NoNeiiper
~, says;
agents OF the United States govern
ment came into possession of the start
hng information today that Mexicans
nave made caches of arms and ammuni-
ton along the coast and border for
prospective raius on the cites OF san
exn6esd horJa, c;,;ss 80, ae go,
ualities botwean ,he ITnitaJ sta.as an1
| Ne,;eh III,
Tho marc foot ,ba+ Nav;oo ho,.o
deno.;ted aaonons and an,r,,,i,;
leonven;pr. njocos 60 r.id hntaar n;.;as
il taken ne a svmhoi NJ y tamnara.
ment On tbe n,rt ~ III N,.;ar ia.
NAV he nasilv. .tonvod 81 o,,,,n,;t ~
of 'v;olanco nm tbn sl;f,I.a,. n.s,,'oa
finn Anv act an tba no.. ~,
limited states tha+ could ha ;atornro,aS
as.bostile NAV haeona tha .si,nat 80
reiob Of form, accord;n, a., ;nf,r,no
tion in tho hands If govassn,a,,t a,,ar.a
ANY act on the mart 81 ~ 49,
government or either mr. anv Of tba
4 warrinp factions in NIax;oo tha, could
be interpreted ne n call IN ,,rn,s nm tba
mart of Mpxic.ns evarvyS.ra - i;taI,,
10 causs rnsh 20 ~. naoI.a
raid into American cit;as..nd towns
i Tho si+ubtion 10 s,id a. ,a or nn,.o
that tbs yo,,ernrant anan,s ho,,o tai,a,,
evtroord.n.,y n,aaa,,roa q. ,,u,,,,,,,, -
of tbe Ioeat;on " tho oa piu'n i,a hJ"s
ont lost II ina.me nnht;e' n,,;n;an M
IN tbe 1eai tn' onn.aai H. &C. ~
jb.yn-Ioan r.vooioa
,
rear in1efVeiitioh.
For some time the rebels and their
'sympathizers along the border have
been obsessed by the notion that the
united States means to intervene in
Mexico and annex border States, and
they nave interpreted the efforts of
PRESIDENT Wilson TO Gust Huerta and to
prevent the meeting of the newly.elect
ed Mexican congress as proof that the
United States intends TO intervene. The
acts of Wilson have inspired the rebels
on the border, with whom the admins
tration in Washington of late has pro-
fessed open sympathy, with a hatred
akin to that which is said to prevail
| III Mexico CITY ON the part of Huerta
and his adherents against the American
government. Instead Of making friends
OF the rebels and their sympathizers it
appears from careful investigations
made by official and unofficial agencies
that the American government has en-
gendered in them a hatred that is like
ly to burst forth in terrible acts at any
moment. Indeed, the rebels and their
sympathizers may be said to be frantic
for desire to loot and pillage. They
have run through, in one or the other
OF the numerous revolutions in Mexico
in recent years. nearly every city in
northern Mexico worth while, and there
is nothing left in them to loot and
carry away. SO, filed with the war
spirit and either misunderstanding, or
purposely misinterpreting the purposes
OF the American government, the Dor
der MeNieans are eager for brush with
the United States authorities, as that
would give them what they would call
reasohapie motive to pillage ana
ean tics tnvns f.rns ra,,ohas anJ
oth.r ,,,o,.rt;os oiona tho hntder ,rah.
srtiss nf Anar;oans t,aata5 j., so,, p' u,
/ stancos in Mex;oo hut Il, tbhnaandfoId
| go aoi,a. $3.50 ~. ,uia a;as as ~
j I'D, v" ''''
E '' carr,r,s passn.
. ta,oo.ar, ,vas raaai,,aa .on;oh.
4 fra,, NaGaias ,,,h;oh r,anoraI -.
> 80 ,.,i - o,,a,
4 ya.ea t,,,d,l1s 20 pras;,,o,,. W;,son, %
go ,lnns ,ha, canoraI unarta in
Max;oo fc,,,', haa ,ot dn;anaa 20 $40
UWe sbaII aerent neither tba transoc.
.,ons nor 'ne ~ ..'aa "a "a, n
: ,ion " =, ,esu'ae . 49, u IL -,
:, S.t..,. :'n,:a. ,., ~. 49,
a oo III % ''' " '"''
!, '"i D., A.. so,,o,r. , ,a .,,,o
: .,i,or s Ca,ro,'1a ," "na airood,' in
! tar,rated .tbis IN 1,aan that President