The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-22
PUBLISH MEXICAN
REBEL MANIFESTO
Fair Treatment of TOrFgn Investors
ono OF The Chief Platforms
Of Dcclaration.
DEMAND ST CONSTITUTION
Abolition Of Death Penalty Except
Ia Case of Offen-s Against
the STATE.

DALLAS. Tex. June 81 Twenty
Generals chnd nearly l7b .oihor per
s,ra aligned. the revolutionary man
Cost lssucd NJ parrAl chihuahua.
Nav %, according 10 Information re-
.,.vcd by Colonel Dario W silva,
formerly " Villa's staff. but now 10
business here.
Inc names Of General Felipe
Angeles and Francisco villa were mo
rr.t signed tho document. the iIr-
m,r being termed provisional pr'H.-
dent. and the latter minister OF war,
although Angeles Is reported as sign.
Irg himself The supreme CHIEF oi
fla Division OF the North
The complete text of the manifesto,
la. been received hy Colonel silva.
f.,rsutcd hy him, and made nyail.
aU.p f0r publication. o. is AZ follows
TO the sons Of Mexico. those of
tho north and south. lovers ~ law
nnI order, peace and lus'ic" io all,
q. ,ho ashes and sacred memory OF
a. those fallen for this. our worthy
cause, greetings:
Patriotic Bunk.
we are under tho mantle of m
Institution conceived In chiyalry, law
hiding humanity and patriotism,
.nbodying within iA inncrmost prin-
s,plcs all the glorious traditions
r,erLlAtingly alive AS to conduct
noble In sentiment. generous IN
might and patriotic I'm its purposc.
'Wa have met here today, re-
united by destiny. In order TO send
broadcast tho program FOR enforce
ment OF which We have been water
ing with the blood OF our brothers,
fathers and sons, the lands OF our
most beloved and bleeding mothsr
country for the last nine years, It's
object being:
"Firsu The reinstatement a. the
earliest possible time Of the Consu-
tuition OF the great Don Bcn.to
Juarcz. proclaimed In 1851.
Second. To protect and enforce
the protection by all means, ot the
lives and interests OF all foreigners
who will devote their time and ener-
gies 10 minding their interests and
business. Keeping out of factional
support direct or indirect. making II
en-, hattie that Americans Will be
given tho protection TO which they
are entitled, regardless of all mis-
takes OF those who thought to have
made right choice in their decisions
about the affairs OF Mexico.
Humane Declaration.
Third: To protect the weak, the
Innocent and the dofenseless from
lndlgniUes. wrongs and ouuages
from the lawlcss. the professional
criminals and brutal. 10 alleviate 20
the utmost Of our capacity the In
.ured and oppressed TO extend int
mediate practical aid 10 the suffer
Ing and unfortunate, and above all
10 the widows and orphans OF
friends and foe alike, bringing the
miseries OF both 10 a minimum.
Fourth: To enforce the faithful
execution OF the constitutional laws
Of 1857. and to protect the property
legally acquired from unlawful
seizures and confiscRtlon; avoiding
drumhead court martials trials ne
has been customary heretofore. un-
lees caught red handed and with the
Weapons In action. Judgments are
TO be given only by the civil OF
military AUTHORITIES In absolute con-
formity with the laws OF. the re-
public, as per the constitution OF
1857
'"rransltory: Death penalty will
be abolished from this date on. un.
less for treason. murder or esplon'
age IN places which are temporarily
or Indefinitely. occupied by the
forces Of our different armies.
I'm the name OF supreme justice
law and final victory