The farmer and mechanic., 1915-08-31

rest and turn his family into the
streets
Mr. Hudson Receivers NcwsDapcr
The Brazilian minister. J. NJ Car
doso de Olivero,- in charge of Ameri-
can interests, was active from the be
Sinnlng, and strong telegrams sent tC
francisco Lagos ChazarO. the conyen-
uonallst president of the republica n.
brought three separate answers that |
trm orders had been issued that the |
Herald be turned back immediately |
10 lts owners in order that they |
might continue publishing. These or |
| derS were disregarded until finally. on |!
Saturday, July "a, the minister Of III
terror, QuevedO. a Villista member OF !
| the Lagos ChaZarO cabinet. came to |
! the city and after Representations |
from the Brazilian minister, who
urged that Lagos Chazaro's orders
should be put into force ordered ct
noon, July "a, the delivery of the
Herald~property to MI Holmes.
At o'clock that afternoon, the
| Herald having been turned back at
l o'clock, Mr.. Hudson had confer
ence at the Brazilian legation with
Mr.. Cardoso and Mr. Quevedo The
| minister of interior frankly said:
Il am q buffer between the north
ern and southern factions, nothing
more. The Zapatistas believe that I
have gone too far, despite Mr.. Lagus
Chazaros order, in giving back the
Herald to Mr.. Hudson. If | had q
thousand troops could make my or
derS respected, but I have none.
President Lagos Chazaro says that
the Herald may continue publication
and Mr.. Hudson has my permission
to do so, but [ cannot answer for the
| consequences. Let the other people
get chance to arrange their own
! plant and get out their neWspape
, | n ont
f may be made SO that the Herald
: could be published with safety
= Urges Delay in Publication.
Il am trying to get the Northern
y ers and Southerners together. The
= publication of the Herald might be
4 breaking up all my plans and forcing
e my resignation. I suggest that nc
Herald be published for two or three
e days, during which time the situation
f may change.
= And the arrangement was made or
e that basis. That night Manuel Eu
) femio Zapata's chief adviser and min
y lister Of agriculture in the Lagu
IS Chazaro cabinet, came to town. AL
,r though the minister of interior is the
q channel by which governments il
y, Mexico treat with the press, Palafo,
Re to Mr.. Hudson ordering that the Her
in aid not be published.. He was in
l. formed that this arrangement hat
ID already been made with the mini
at ter of interior (goDernacion). Late
as events developed that Palafox almos
ht Immediately afterward ordered tn
as confiscation of the Mexican Heral
&c property for the nation and instruct
I'd ed Bonilla to take possession an
Mt publish there his "revolutionar
Of newspaper. FL Renovador."
la At half-past five o'clock the mex
M iYcp 20 iSfo rov,
gs eral Ibarra, appeared at the Heral
Of building with Palafox's order an
n took possession. It developed tha
Palafox wished the confiscation cal
ried out during the previous nigh
" but that none Of the few Zapatist
nd the order and take possession Of tn
he Herald for fear Of being involve
he with the United States" Ibarra hin
ID, self said he had complied with the OF
he der only after it had been repeate
d. to him in unequivocal terms, the fir!
S. instructions to take over the Heral
he having come the night before at hal
,rs past ten o'clock.
res Southern Forces Flee.
ms Then came respite. for at fly
le- o'clock that afternoon there was
,er hurried evacuation Of the city by II
-as over and the forces hurried to tt
southern suburb of Xochimilc
ks Troops were coming in from ii
an north, from the direction of Villa {
Der Guadalupe, and the Southern force
to fearing an entrance of the CarranZi
Ia tas, made their hurried exit. Rif
ON fire was almost continuous as Il
in troops from Qua dalupe approach
cu- Mexico City.
nd When the troops arrived at the n
ed tion2l palace it was found that tn
on were a force of Zapatistas and a fe
ON Villista troops. They announced tn
led they had driven back the Carranzist
'ull in fight near Santa Clara during t
1b- forenoon and had come into the CT
er- firing their rifles as a sign or reJOl
ing The troops holding the Hera
ca building fled, and during the fe
vas hours before the Zapatistas began
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