La Junta tribune., 1913-09-06
,ms while ojeda's army "a.

rounded Ds tlIt hh"ctiDsAu tnM was
the only place they could gel wa
ter for the $500 men and their horses
and mules 4 few miles reM Of
here at Santa Rosa In little gap
in the mountains Is where chief
Luis Bule. the famous chief OF the
Yaauls was killed In the Battle of
Santa Rosa May sth. ! met him at
Naco and took his picture on tie
tenth day uf April and In l.ss than
month be Was killed. He vas
buried With great ceremony where
be fell but tn a few weeks his body
was dug up by oieda's orders and
burned. II the Yaquis ever get
their hands on Oieda there Won be
enough OF him 10 bury let alone
burn. when they Sc, done with him
The Yatis are not 80 refine In
their methods OF torture as the Chi
ncse. who are the champions IL ,!ls
line OF eudeayor, but they ges thcr,
Just the same One little trick that
they have Is TO skin mans feet
and then run him through cactus
patch. Now there "a nothing subtle
or refined about that. In feet the,
don't Try to work on a mans finer
feaiugs. but still when they get
hold OF some one they don't like
well. It helps to Kill time. lit,lc di-
yersions like these really don't
believe that they would tortur. ole.
da II they caught him. they would
be 80 mad that they would b. very
likely 10 kill him In = hurry. But
II will certainly not be lion Pedro's
fault II they ever take him alive.
Not II he has time To shoo, him.
self first He has done enourh TO
the Yaquis and the Maderts,as to
deserve hundred lingering deaths
and no knows that he will meet \
horrible finish II he Is ever caught.
A few days before | went doWn to
the camp at Maytorens and while
the artillery vas at Ba,oinatAl at
Kilometre 10. Capt Herrmsnn's troop
had occasion 10 hang hors-'hiet
They wer. out on It'll. scouting
exhibition Vost Of the camp u,th
small detachment of cavalry when
they met up with Mexican ou a
mule lie had ou part of Federal
Uniform which first attracted their
attentiou, He had pretty straight
story 10 toll about how he had been
up 10 his home near the Colorado
Mine and was returning to caup. bat
when taken before the oayalry cap
tain who was with them. hr rccog.
uizcd the man also the mule The
soldier had stolen his horse and
the mule a couple Of weeks previous
ly. and having sold the hone, a
fine saddle mount. vas aUssr-ntiy
returning for more on. ot N. cav
alrymcn supplied raWhide lariat
and be was hung SithOu; more ado
on. Of the Rrtillerymou. s~eir.
vas telling me about it lie said
that the thief did not beg for his
life. OF make any Kick shout II. but
took u like a man Il souid not
have done him any gooi. but It IL
only natural for man 90 objcc, a
little Cas. liz. uis or p4t up some
Kind ot a fishl The, l,i aim hang
iug n a warning 20 diF#gtoy men
aud others and Wcnt on bout their
business
Win ihr ARTILLERY under Major
klos there are fev foreigners, but
not many Klos. himself s German.
Capt Hermann 10 German Capt
Mvriso u part French, and Ia Herr.
manus troop il an American. a de
sertor trom the O. 5 Navy at Quay.
mas a Canadian. and a Sg.dr. Their.
Was an American OF Eurishman by
the name Of lyman Who worked a
machine gun. but ne vas Killed at
Santa Rosa May sth Thea In the
aviation department are Mason, the
FrcnchmAn. and Tommy Dean. the
mechanic. Who IL an Australian. His
helper L. Mexican from Caiisornla
There il an Amcrsoan Who vas work.
ing In the railroad shops IN EmpAlme
but when work sot slack hs toin.si
the volunteers. over al Cruz de
fi~ira under Col II 6 hll 10 an
American Who drives the coionel's
auto. The colonel himself 4. M~xi.
can IN spit. of his English name
iis father or grandfather aas Amer.
lean. Th"f. ar. possibly on. or
two other foreigners viii Di.gucr
a, baioma,al, but no, more than that.
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