The chronicle=news., 1914-05-13
DOWNFALL
Of HUERTA
A MATTER
Of DAYS

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Washiassss. T.. q. MAJ iss-1s.a
'iHssrsi iissssss. ss-pasiAs ts< . .s,.-
Is In Mis- ai~sssssshiPs has ioss ss-s
Ftaahias ss t.as. M.tsse CisF ~uh
his ,s@ses anA naaA- a is,s saAhi al
t'a-bia. naisssF b-.s--a M-tiso Cl,s
ssa S.ra cNx. Was ass-fssn'-s ssa,-
.saf 4. hass b~~s told i's-~isssa, VIII
ss,a tA.s hisb. BY Ssl.pa oshssxh.
asssps fosnss shssss Of tho Asa.sisss
sazs-..sY al The M-sIraa sagnais
Tn. rsssiira.s IL Is said. sAA la.
fsrna-si that ita.r,a hai pisar-i t.arss-
Ia tot Bile iA.s s~tass la case tho s~rsr
Il As~Ail.sss sas Ion sias- sa N..i.s
tlsY AAi that late des.i.s-sa-ass in
.k- f-s ssia,isa Iaa .sa.~-i hiaa ~.
fraay to tssin sostifsiae aai rsusi-
sioaiag i'a-s.ias
NJ. Okaaaeasssf is .Aia Ia have
told .hs rsrsii.ss that itssssa hsi
no ins-stina al frsisnins. bai that
the Mssi.as aisss,ss s-siisr.i thar his
s~sis,. .oaia A.s sssas long AZ
tss-.is. ,s.usSiine 4. pisas saii 10
hss- b-~n a.s-susin.a "a sn.aiks Asss
he .oaia nehs faIh.r ,hsn s.as~ns
tn -iinainssiaa.
tt-siisihs that he mus. .s.n,asiiy
h~ si~r-.s.i. itassss. i, is sAia. as.is-'s
In sspuise as much ai.sy "a possible
hsfos- tn. in.sitasir hsppras.
NJ. o-sshsashasrsJ - ssAd tasshse
To havs snIa tho fsrsideas that tho
| asml-s at irunts which itu~ssa has
st HE command I. srsasiy ~sssx-sA,.
I'd. and that. a. = saait-r of fart. th~f
aansi.rr eaiF i..ae q. 500" m-a.
Neither zara'a nor Villa -.aiJ have
any sr-a' difficulty in ,shine 'h"
city i. snssrss"-i to b~ the ,ir~
Mr.. oshssshnrssy expressed.
ltis Information IL along the line
of other reports reaching The govern
m~n, within the last few weeks. iNr.
th-r information ffun thee sources
| 1. ,ha, itu-r'a IL shipping gold
abroad. in contemplation of his ui'i-
| ma,- exile.
Heavy firing nj Tamr'." VAS rr-
sin-'i al midnight and the rebels say
they .sr-,, 4. capture Tampicn today
according to n dispatch received from
| Admiral Mayo. lie reported tina, ''thr
general Impression seems to be that
the expectations of the rebels will 10
realized
Secretary Daniels to-day reiterated
his determination no, to utilize the
naval forces at Tampiro ss polio"
guard so p-rmi, the resumption ~
operations inth- oil district
I'VE ar. not taking any one back
10 Tampico. said Secretary Daniels.
We have brought away all csrrp,
those who have made up their minds
not to leave"
Secretary Garrison has directed
! General Funston n, Vera Cruz To ask
General Mas. the NcNicon federal
commander. what has become OF Sam
ucI Parks. the United States private.
who. while supposedly insane, rode
through the Mexican lines and has
not been heard from since. Ike
inquiry has been transmitted BY Sec
rotary Bryan to General Hucrta
through the brazilian minister III
Mexico CITY. II has been reported
that Parks mo. death In the Mexican
lines.
MIR. Garrison said today he had no
official Information concerning the
fate of Parks. lie said General Fun
s,on had reported unvcrificd stories
repeated to him concerning the exc
cution of the American private. but
has made no report based on official
adviCcs.
MIR Garrison said his future
course will depend entirely on the
nature of the replies to the inquiries
new being made jointly by the state
and war departments.
There is nothing to be gained by
getting excited before we know what
the facts are" the secretary added.
General Funston's official report
In the Parks case so far has been con-
fined to the assertion that the Amer
lean soldier, with two horses. disap-
pearcd through the Mexican federal