The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

tue rebels had born repuls1d In AN
The last nowspsper isisxrsms
rebels were still Hshiiss al Gomez
tsiseto. Tho, hsd pos~saion of the
railroad rooa6.hoase. which i. on
the ouiAkists OF that city.
\ psssosal irl-gssm from Gca-sai
Besssiees To his father here said
all Is weii With us.''
" Pssp. Teas. March :s.-Aa au-
lucrative 3r; ate letter dated Chi
hashss. NsEvh 81. received her ie-
dag. Isiss that tais TcsrssAs. Js,. -
10 be ~sseuied today usi~~s he d~iis-
ess the ~qaisslsal Of $3.50. sos In
kosd 10 Geaessi villa. Th- letter fol.
tous:
''ChihUshuA. March "a.
''i.ais Tessssss. js.. heia Tor sss.
soa ty the resets e>ee sisee Geaesai
villa ocrsstrd chihuahua fis.
ssosihs sso. ~Iii b. executed is rhi.
hvshaa Wednesday. March %. uh-
irA :es.ses Mssi.sa dollars arr paid
bssose that liae. No Assurances have
tres sises that b. ~iii be- released
esea u the ooaey is raSS. ssd
fsiessd. u The prtspaer .sy be .An-
ses ssiss il 10 'iss.
'TessssAs u The sss At lh. on~
lios stsh N.aiess issd o~ses. shn
ssisl his lssss uese eusfSsssssd hy
The sssels saa ~ hi0sp,s tosvva 10
ssek nsssy u sss rsissA ssslss sss
seeosaee1 soess The 0sss rs~estsi
oss ssass sae Dtss essaos. " 10
sAe esaaaaalh ~ Ia1onesS's -aAAsay ~
ltsvo1 - Waa 0ose valoshss - shs
ssseis alive sAas 1asA. A saassss
sosSee ihss . nAsA saa msss b~
poid isto the fsssi iressasy ssssis
- hoars ~ss ssssed es ssas is.s rat
~ aAs bat shsauss The sffofss Of
Aasssess cossai Nsfios i.rs.hsf ,..
si0e sss eAsesdeS iAtv. asys ssaI
SET
''Coioe.i Asse,sse > Uirua. sse
Jefe De ssmAss % sundss sascuasea
ks hsa poslliss oss~ss 10 sassy .st
the eaevusSoas Representatives, u
several fsssiss sssvsssesis sh.a app
peslst 10 uisos.
"'lf tho ssosey IL ,sid shsl assaf-
ssees ~iil ~ aisea thai TsfsssAs
~Ill se iisessS~d.' Oltpe ~ss asked
"'t have sos btes sass.- ua 'hs,
posss.' ssSa tho evsei oetssvs,' Sim.
pj, received esasss stu@ ~ ssp-r-
ioss tbs, .c.. go. pesu. mu.s s~ raid
SilhIa - heufss
"'tf IL 1. not paid -
'Th.a he ~iIi he shot, assscf-J
Colsaci 0itpss
''Aep-sis fof notv time ~csc made
With lh. .esait that TrtrssAs -ss
Risea ,htve days essssstaWs Much
iatlsrs,r ~ss bsusshi tn beat 10 sh-
t-sIl~d sssi-<. uh.tv the father of
the ptisosss ts svfusr~. ~ tar a.
kao~n nm defiais- arrangements s-s
the ps,m m.si " the wps~y have t'-ea
ssseed On.
"Aasy tines sisrc h'~ capture by
the srb~ls Tesrsxss' life has i'c~a
ihrv~,.rcd. Ills father. ~hc 's mcse
SAas 40 yrars ola. recently IN 4,
t,nsp Offered In siSc hts o~n life
for that of hi. spa. ny sea " the
father 1T ihirscea ch,Idtcn sad they
s~>d him,~ said Uea.ssi Tcsrsass. =
have aos much iesevt 10 live ssd "
,hcy viii take nc IN bis place ! Ssii
go
After Gcucrsi salvador Mcttsdo.
the federal military governor. esas"-
sled ch,huahua. iakiss With HIN
~ssy r;ch families Who feared death
n, the haads Of the rebels. Tctrssss.
IT.. decided 10 remain here with his
FAMILY. no, oaIy beysusc he did not
wish the women ana children TO co.
dute the hstdahis of travel with
troops over the de.er, to Ojinsss. bat
also because he elected To remain. W
ppspVbIe. In custody ot property LETT
bv his father. When Wills entered
the ri,y one Of his first scis was TO
demand the person Of Terrasas who
had takes refuge In the Btitish vice
consulate. Tertssss We. turned over
To villa on the promise that NO harm
would b. doae him. Nevertheless the
pr,soner was denied his liberty. On
nae occasion he was subjected to an
aimost fatal torture to force him to
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