Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-04-06

TOO H9NhiAu JOURNAL hFtClAL ltAhAn MiHEl
Torrcon Mexico April A. Via III
Paso, April 5D-Gencral Francisco
villa today ordered that the six hum
drcd Spaniards OF this city be de-
ported He ISSUED Instructions that
trains BE- provided at once ana that
the exodus To- El paso Texas, should
lcein tomorrow Their property Will
bc contIscated, temporarily at least
lt ia the traECdN Of chihuahua oves
agaiu and ia suid to express the deep
rooted suspicion ana even hatred with
which the native Mexican and par
ucuarlY The pcon, looks upon the
opanord
Nla expelled the dons from Chi
huahua four months ago, ana since
then has repeatedly stated that other
~punaras would better get cut Of
Mexico before hc caught them His
abiding conviction that theS were
working as one man against the rev
cluuOn found frequent expression
while be was I'm Juarez az which
AmHs be- deserted he would execute
every one ihnt he found IN Torreon.
lIntcd hy Rebel General.
The Spanish government was
aroused and Washington. with its
WatchfuI waiting policy based partly
un the expectation of a humane prose-
Cutiou of the insurrecuon descended
on the consuWuonallst chiefs with
words ~ warning and admontlon
Reluctantly Vim promised that
Spaniards, Innocent OF political aetiv-
iW should not he harmed This was
official but Ion talking with reporters
and friends hig temper frequently be-
iruyed him into the most tragic
threats 70 was plain 90 those con-
stauuF associated with the rebel
leader thnt he din not expect to find
many SpanIarls who would deserve
his clemency
Their expulsion la taken 20 Indicate
that AN are to he beld guilty until in
nocenre is proved villa promised
that he would investigate closely the
conduct ot each spaniard and that I'm
due course those found To have lent
uo aid 10 the enemy would be allowed
to return
Can't Establish Innocence.
To establish their innoconce while
not represented before the ipvestire-
tors. with their cases i'm Inc hnnds of
"a hostile court nnd thomselvea in IA
foreign land. ii rs safd win be nm nl-
most hopeless task. and Il lis believed
certain fhst fov win ever he atioued
to return to thcir hon,os
The order WAS received In tragic si-
1, nee. followed by poasionnte outbursis
IN plcadinp ana lament An assorted
that thep bad romainel poutral IL f,r
as fbev could huf with tbo mfIitorv
government Inn the hands of The fed
ernls thev were eomnolled m tmr,
lo render sncb aid ma WINS demanded
me .use If bouses an1 rorroIs for in
sfopce ANA tbn forced contribution ~
food ana money
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bnve meant dontb ar M lc,st innr,s.
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