Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-10
Provisional President Huerta is
ConciIiating Where Possible
and Fighting Where Neces-
Sity Exists,
ZAPATA STILL STAYS
IN MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Followers Of 0rozco Are Ready
to Join in Crushing RebeIlions
in States Where Revolts Arc
Worst,


(liy Morning Journal Special Leased Nife1
Mexico city. March g-The situa-
tion throughout the republic, outside
OF the states OF Coahuila and sonora,
has shown Improvement In the last
week. Zapatista outrnges, though
still reported from time to Time have
occurred with less frequency and
while Znpata himself is keeping under
cover. there Is no reason tp believe
that he still Is not at least In "a recep-
tive mood for peace proposals Tie
government emissarics who Went 60
confer with Zapata in AN attempt TO
find "a basis for his surrender have not
vet reported. I'm the meantime NeN-
eral hundred men who were current
lv believed 90 be operating under his
general command have laid down
their arms.
The solution of the 0rozQuista
problem appears to have been found.
Conditions throughout chihuahua are
promising and a number of former
rebels ion that state are onering their
aid for the suppression Of disorders
ia sonora and Coahuila.
Antonio Herrera the rebel chief
who has been operating fer months
In the state OF Nacaiecas. has sent a
letter 60 the war minister General
Mondragon. saying that lie and his
men are ready to yield as soon as
they are assured Of the passage hy
congress Of the amnesty mw
indicative of the suspicion which is
holding back many rebels Nho other
wise doubtless would he willing 60
nuit the hold part Of the command of
CheChc Campos. formerly with otozeo
around Iorreon but now supporting
the new administrations have refused
10 entran for Moneloya, declaring
their belief that this is trick TO
bring them 90 the national capital for
punishment These rebels were Will
ing to proceed on foot to take MP the
campaign against the Carrunzstas.
but would not trust themselves to
trains.
Railroad and telegraphic communi-
cation gradually Is being restored.
The telegraph line WAS IN operation
today at 1aarez. II is announced at
the railroad office that rail communi-
cation will be re-estahlished tomor-
row direct e. Monterey.
Dr Francisco Nasquez Gomez. can
didate for president and Alfredo
Robles Dominguez, candidate for vice
president have hegun their campaigns
at Guanalalo Nasquez Gomez for
merly was minister of public insiruc-
ton and was ousted by Madcro.
l,obles Dominique was Mndero's
treasurer and later chief Of arms at
the capital during and following the
Madero revolution David de Ia Flu
cnte left Chihuahua today for the ma
tional capital to assume the post Of
minister Of communications. he was
accompanied by Emilio Campa. one ~
Orozco's chief ieutenants.
General Antonio Rabago. governor
Of Chihuahua. has been deluRcd with
offers from former rebel chiefs to 50
10 sonora and Coahuila to aid the
governments Campo is anxious 60
take up the campaign in sonora
where he says he has old scores to
settle. Tho various offers have been
communicated to President Huerta
for his approval.
Conditions throughout the state Of
Chihuahua are Improving, according
10 the latest advices. Bankers and
business men have offered the gov
crnor funds TO aid in queling the dis
orders
Iapatistas attacked Teleloaxam, aI
small town in the state of Guerrero
FRIDAY They killed several officials
sacked pull lie buildings and shops and
carried off ten girls members Of
prominent families The hand is sup
posed to be part of the Radila bandit