The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-01-20
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Tales o. Suffering IN Nrsxiso crow
in Horror Appeal in Name
Ia Il Of Humanity Made.

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tsstaryatiob has driven the Yaqui
Indians and Mexican poems Of the up.
per sinaios, eriAlamos, district 70 can.
snibaiism.
stHnmab Aesh Is being roasted over
mouStaIh end desert camp Hres to stave
of the death that is facing 10000 men,
women and children ,,a,
/, Il Mothers efe, botekSrISa AhbAr own
tlildstH o. tbns,afily J ~ ifklak iNem-
sslvse BY suicide to feed their dying
offspfiBg. b. r.
"stronh men hre Strengthening the
week, and the esipples, battle wpnsded
and defafbned are being pottoh BY their
own brothers and sisterg is'tt
teffuueer hafl driven praetichllV the
whole nWutaih and desett population
insaFe, and white meM eofnerea th6ee'
are eating rettlesnakes and wolves. y
''Fcderal Constithtionalist and Rqtr.
rilla raids have wiped che. ranch eotin-
trv clean o. fooastuAs old the rantbefs
who baYe been able TO escape the mas
sacre that hos sweet the northeastern
part Of the State have nothing left. !"
Otto Roscher twenty-seven years of
age. . civil engineer. Of No. 645 South
Sparkling avenue, Chicago, who return.
ed yesterday 10 E6s Angeles on His way
East after battling his way from strick-
On Sihalo8, bfohght this story 81 death
and deeolation on Instruction. from
Consul Hoststter u Herni1yIlle, no stat
ell last night. H
PEA 10 Christians " "a
Ro5eher brings q plea 10 The phil
snthropie and charitable institutions Of
the world 10. take immediate. action and
prevent ebntinued depreciation against
Auman life bx aendiho food tc the
Ephgne-riaden country.
'tFer the sake OF Christiahityxi' Ne
says, Hsteps shonld be taiken ct once
70 alleviate the terrible, sufferines Of
the thensends who are dying 1t the
hands Of the starving and ~ hunger.
" Save in the towns. whieh are pEae-
ticaily All controlled by the Constitn-
ticpalists and whefe food prices are ex-
orbitants, the whol6 Of upper Siholoa
. withipthe ststvptien belh
Where ten renchss are encountered,
nine are ababdohed and the only means
Of procuring food from the tenth is ~
The point Of guns or, when fight IL Of,
fered, BY billing the tenatts Of the
skslst0ns Litter rraiis. y. i..s
ftSkeletohs litter the trails through
the nionntaius and over the deserts and
the scattered, picked Zones, shared ard
blaekened, tell the tale or cannibalism.
1The poems Of the interior are frae.
tichliy ape men and the results OF the
war have driven them 10 the depths Of
degradation. ri II ,sN "a i,l
leone day Investigators viii come
upon a hut with dozen children ana
hnnger-msd parents; the most day the
children are gone, the parents insane.
but fed, and tiny skeletons cover the
sands. Ra.tFsg wv ~ ~ +, " S',iIS4
~ Horses and burros have long since
been slaughtered to satisfy tho wants
of the stsrying and Of all she rieh
ranch land, one cannot find a square
mile Of corn .gR ~ Hns 1910
FMSthsr. KIN Young. taf
Go a hundref kil0meters front any
Sipaloa town and the evidences 20 the
catastrophe conditions are seen Oh
every trail, at every deserted ranch, by
every camp FIRE, and near every adobe
shack. %4fi kTa.# n .tF M /.
! e Existence has become a matter bf
hours. Caspalties in Mexican battles
are an infnitesimal consideration in
comparison to the deaths by starvation,
murder and suicide-ibut suicids is the
last resort
{Hf Mexican mothers, who bear Ehil.
dren ON the trails as . Wild animal d oes
iAo n A. rnis. a, q "a ,.....,.a A.. Ert -.
self -pTeservatiOn u the first law Of ma
ture, aud they kill their young nine
times out Of ten before turning The
knives upon themselves. n n W
Y" Conditions in the warfamous towns
and villages are, Of eoprse, not so bad
md the American aud European pub,
/ lie hears only OF life and battle there;
they get little or no Information Of the
terror ofqFlague that III holding ths
Ieonntfysidei in It's grasp, i,r pi
4 And most Of the Mexicans live Id
the mountains and on the desert, where,
FOR Centuries they have hosn used ID
lspbsistihg as best they could and the
majority Of whom have never seen even
a hamlet. @; ..., sa. IS, G,lf
/ Fight on Death. a..s
Roseber, who went into the interior
Of lSihaloa with fear other American
lengineers in October prospSeting, par.
chased q quartz claim from pe01s fol
800 and three Winchester rifles, which
are worth as much there as the cash he
protfcred. Roschei retained FIVE Win.
ehesters and five Colt ass. s3
After getting the guns, the Indians
surrounded the Americans camp and
attempted to kill them, but sHs of ths
engineers was awake, on guard, and ht
gave the alarm which resulted In Z
!. pitched battle the death Of three o.
the poems and the Americans, fight.
After Twenty-Five days flight acros
the desert aud mountains, with n,
food supplies, sase stray burros, \ o.
oceasionsl dog, fattlesb&kss and iwha
corn they procured BY fotce Of arm
from adot Q hut squatters, they reachet
Tohichi on the Mexican Pacific. H'E
N Afoot, the party walked $50 lkilo
meters to HeraDsiIlo, whore they wot,
given sneeor by the Amesieaa lConsnl
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