Ir'-Wyb' *4 Li-p ft im wMmrf r,w«r•t- "•:••'As" 7 J, J, V*» Win *e»j* 4. 7,_, w'c 'J 4 INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS this constitution gives to man or citizen COL T. WALLER be altered. Wnft)VMWHWMW»WHViVMVMVHWltV Article XVI. This article establishes the principle that the family and domicile Mother's Day, Hay 10th are inviolable, except for the purposes of arrest under a warrant from a proper court expressing the charge. Article XVII. No one shall be arrests ed or imprisoned for debts of a purely DO IT NOW! Agrarian Democracy Has civil character. No one shall exercise REPORTS 8AY DICTATOR READY violence to claim his rights. The TO RESIGN MEXICAN PRESIDENCY the Aim of the Peon Class If you have a gray-haired mother courts will always be ready for the AT ONCE. administration of justice. This will for Past Century. In the old home far away, be free, the costs being abolished. Sit down now and write the letter Article XXVII. Private property shall You put off day by day. not be taken without the consent of WANTS SAFETY ASSURANCES STRUGGLE STILL GOING ON the owner, except In case of' public Don't wait until her tired steps utility, and by just payment therefor. Reach heaven's pearly gate— Religious corporations or institutions, Position of Revolutionists and Constl* Vera Cruz Dispatch Asserts He Only But show her what you think of her no matter of what denomination, tution of 1857 for Which They Wants to Leave Country—Feeling character, durability, or purpose, and Before it is too late. Stand, Set Forth in Book by civil corporations when under the patronage, of Mexican People Said to Be Senor de Lara. direction or superintendency If you've a tender message, Turning Against Him. of religious institutions, or ministers Or a loving word to say, of any cult, shall not have the legal In the confusion and lack of exact Don't wait till you forget it, Vera Cruz, May 4.—Persistent reports capacity to acquire or manage any knowledge that attend the embroglio continue to circulate here that real estate except the buildings which But whisper it to-day. with Mexico the big issue that has General Huerta intends to retire from moved the Mexican people to revolt are used immediately and directly for Who knows what bitter memories provisional presidency of Mexico the services of the said institutions against Huerta has been lost sight of May haunt you if you wait, On condition that he be assured a safe neither will the law recognize any or is not known to most Americans. conduct to a port and placed on board What the people of Mexico have mortgage on any property held by So make your loved ones happy foreign warship. these institutions. fought for from the first war of independence, Before it is too late. Ready a Week Ago. Article XXVIII. State and church and what they are fighting It Colonel, Walter ef tfce United lfa% is declared, in some Mexican cirfjoa for nom .under Carranza and Villa are independent. Congress cannot We live but in the present, marine oorps was ordered from Maagi in this city that Qeneral Huerta make any Uw,establishing or forbidding the right to buy and till farnia. The future is unknown, Island, QaU,rlfGalveston, afM!r..thMi« week abo, but any religion. For a hundred yeaia-the peondass Cnor eft® to Vem to lake eomiaaiad waa prevented from doing so by lndie««aalofi*ja To-morrow is a mystery, The practical abrogation ef the eoar has waged a continuous, struggle te mastaae at lk lattof fltjf Ma^dlotlae Maceblnefc achieve agrarian democraay. Time •tltutlek under DUs aad Huerta 'has To-day is all our own. guished MamMtf.daring the lw»r aad after time the revolution- -has bean resulted la t%e building up of The chance that fortune lends to us Philippine" tampiiiiaiML y®' cabinet of Jose Lopez Portillo ^ged elasa and the cruel explpltatio^ carried: ta the verge otsaooess, and Wdas, the foreign minister, coupled May vanish while we wait, of the people. Vast territories h*Ve time aftertlaae the :Mpsi«« raling With reports that them is a growing we itiTM REItt class bias invoked foreign intervention Passed into private ownership. The Sq make your loved ones happy #de*c»crent of feeling j® Mexico la ordarte prolong Its power. disinherited peon has become the vl* Before it is too late. WF-against the Huerta government, tual slave of the, land owners, and All this a&d a great deal more la "wpreteri- here as foreshadowing made dear In a book just published freedom has been a privilege puiv The tender words unspoken, rtianga In the situation in the Federal chased from the.governinent by those TORREON FEDERAL COMMANDER DonMaday. Page ft.OaQ "The Me*fr capital *7 The letter never sent, who' had the means.' can People Their Struggle far^Preer ON POINT OF TURNING, Way May Be Cleared. Theee are the condltlona that De dom," by Qntlenres de Lara aad The long-forgotten messages, 1"*®' the cfysest,observer* of JCdgconb Flaehoa. It is frankly a Lara pictures, and it ls to end them The wealth of love unspent. go government's situation express an the present fight of the constitutionalist* atatemeat ef the position of the rer- that,Senor General Valaxco Blames Defeat to olutioniata. and shows why they heLack For these some hearts are breaking, is waging. fwtUlee resignation may dear the of 8upport, and Will Never liove American Intervention in Mexl* For these Some loved ones wait— eventually forthe appointment co at the present time would only Oppose Rebels Again. FORCED TO BUY PROTECTION So show them that you care for them fB a foreign minister who. under the bring aboat more loss of life sad Mexloan constitution, could succeed Before it is too late. Vera cm, Mar 5—The outbreak of W0™* c0»4"'«» «*. 1»»J Refugees Arriving at Vera Crus Tell Iteneral Huerta as president. In another military revolt In Mexico. I d* h*» of Paying Money to Huerta's weae circles It is pointed out that headed bv OenArai Tnao Rafmrtn v. kbout the constitution of 1857, that headed by General Jose Refugio Velazco, Soldiers. 6 Venu*tlano Carranza declined to has been ruthlessly set aside by suo- who was recently driven out of fjeat with General Huerta he might cessive governments, and he gives Torreon by Francisco Villa, would not Vera Cruz.—Sixty-three members of Jkonsent to enter Into negotiations with THE POWER TO a digest of that Instrument, the heada cause any great surprise in the Federal the Medina colony in the state of Wa successor and thus facilitate mediation. distinguished gentlemen who fill of which follow: capital, according'to conservative Oaxaca are among the refugees who GET THINGS DONE these positions, the method of Article 1. The Mexican people recognize observers among the refugees who The effect of the continued Rebel have arrived here. They were held that the rights of men, are the arrived here. organization is open to criticism. auccesses in the north and the outcome two days' in Cordoba and report they foundation and the purpose of social Increase the governor's power of the pending attack en Tainpico were well treated, except that they In fact, as has been pointed out Sai* 5° J® Institutions. In consequence they pro- may, according to well informed were obliged to sleep on the floors of to get things done. ShZ 5 ®"K,ntented 'he claim that all the law. and authorltle. in the case of boiler inspectors, opinion, bring about a rapid change the barracks. They were relieved of "eX.T t"e country must respect and su»- Cut down the governor's power la Mexico City. guns, but not of the scanty belongings there is no organization, no supervision ',r°pe tain the warranties stipulated by this Populace Beginning to Learn. which they were able to bring with to build up a political machine. delense of Torreon and he Is declared constitution. and no ascertained qualifications. While the Federal capital is reported them. to have staged that he would never Those ideas will be embodied Article II. In the republic every one quiet, people who arrive here from again lead a column of troops against J. W. Elliott, a locomotive engineer, ... Is born free. The slaves, who step the seat of government declare that j1 n^he p.an it is forming. At pres- the Rebels. was in Tierra Blanca when news of Puting the whole system in a I Into the national territory recover their the populace there are bginning to sent the governor makes more the occupation of Vera Cruz reached The fall of Torreon and the subse» freedom by this mere fact, and have merit basis will in a minute put learn that General Huerta has been him. With his wife and children hei4i,u.. quent disaster to the Federal troops the right of the protection of the law. than three hundred a appointments deceiving the people all the time by started ior Cordoba under guard of! an end to the possibility of building are asserted by General Velazco to Articte III. All education Is free, issuing false reports of Federal successes and more than two thousand ps Mexican .soldiers. At Cordoba the have been entirely due to the failure The law will determine which profej^ up a political machine if any over the Constitutionalists. are appointed by the depart- guards said they were huAgry and "de- of the war department to heed his ap-1 cion needs a diploma for its exerpeal soris The news of the peaceful way in 50 governor should be inclined to do manded pesos on the threat to sur- I for small arin ammunition at a cise, and what requisites are to be which the Americans are occupying ments. lhat doesn include the render Elliott and his family to a: time when he said it was perfectly fulfilled. so. But centering all responsibilit Vera Cruz, it is said, has spread to appointments made by th^ howling mob which surrounded the raft feasible for it to have reached him. I This fundamental principle was the capital and has convinced Mexicans yon* these department heads governor on various Examining station and filled the streets. It is asserted that there is much later amplified to make education uniplotting that the American invasion of boards and ornamental bodies, and making the department heads The money was paid and Elliott and among the Federal army of- versal, free, non-sectarian and comfleers, the port is not for conquest or aggression. aggregation of his family werei marched more than a many of whom are declared to pulsory Refugees declare the inhabitants No rthat in turn responsible to* the governor mile through the streets .to the barracks, be dissatisfied with General Huerta Article IV. Every man Is free to of the capital fear the coming will give the governor hereafter who adorn the govermobs. hounded all the way by the and his conduct of military affairs. adopt the profession, trade, or work there of Francisco Villa more than the power which heretofore staff. Neither does include They were kept in the barracks it General Javier De Moure and Gen- that suits him being useful and that of the American troops. three battalions employed in the six days, during the first two of which no governor? of Minnesota has honest and to enjoy th€ product eral Carlos Garcia Hidalgo, who were grain inspection service, nor the thereof. crowds surrounded the place demand- directly held—the power to get Bent to the relief of General Velazco GENERAL D. E. SICKLES DIES Article V. No man shall be compelled at Torreon are reported to have been faculties of the university and the Ing *heir lives" °n two occasions things^done. members of the mob forced their way found by General Velazco, hiding under to work without his plain conpent Tj schools. It does include Hed Been Prominent., Figure )n Affairs into the barracks and except for the normal and without just compensation. freight cars during the fighting GLAD HE BROKE AWAY fifteen hundred employees of the of United States for Over The state will not permit to become efforts of the colonel and two other at Las Pedro De Collonas after the FROM THE CITY Half Century. institutions, who have never been officers Elliott and his family would effective any contract, pact or agreement fall of Torreon and to have been upbraided subject to political influences, with the purpose of- the curtailment, undoubtedly have been killed. Toward by him for their cowardice. New York, May 4.—General Daniel the loss or the irrevocable sacrifice jf efficiency commission the end of their stay the demonstrar Another officer who reported that Farm and Fireside, the national the E. Sickles died at his home here.. His of the liberty of any man, may his station had been captured, waa farm paper published at Springfield, Van"^ ol^Uie^MoUorong® P^ans are accepted instead of wife was at his bedside at the end. the cause be for personal labor, education, shot dead by General Velazco when he Ohio, includes in its current Mrs. Sickles had been estranged from than three hundred appointba, Hacienda, when he arrived at Cordo- jmore or religious vows. The law in learned that the position had been her husband for more than a quarter ments the governor will make issue an article by Roland consequence does not recognize monastic was forced by the federal guards abandoned without sufficient cause. of a century. 1,050 fewer than fifty, an dthat small orders, and will not permit their to pay pesos for protection W. Day, who describes how he Another officer who was charged with The final reconciliation was brought establishment,'no matter what may be number includes the regents, the through the streets to the Jail. cowardice in the face of the enemy worked at a trade in the city •bout largely through the efforts of the denomination or purpose for Which Circulars containing the words"Kill committed suicide while General Velazco new state boar dof education, and without getting ahead and how their son, Stanton, it is understood, they pretend to be established. Neither the Orlngoes" and urging the people was rebuking him. to he and his wife finally decided the general recently haying made advances small advisory boards, will be permitted a contract or to rise and massacre the prisoners! several train just returning from the to his wife when assured by' agreement, by which a man TnaVaff jThe real executive appointments make the break and go to the were posted about Cordoba. capital to Puerto Mexico, according to Stanton that they would be met half pact for his proscription or exile. to be made by the governor will One of the refugees who have ar- country. He has made a success way. refugees, carried 170 Americans from Article. Vt. The expression of ideas be not more than one-half dozen. rived here from the interior la P. W. in the country and writes in part, Guanajuato and 19 from Aguascalientes. General Sickles' death was due to •hall not be subjected to any judicial Lehmer, a ranch manner from Tux- offic. They say there are still 400 as follows, about his enthusiasm cerebral hemorrhages and paralysis. More than thousand .or governmental prosecution except tepee, whose home is in Omaha and or 500 Americans in the capital General Sickles was born in New York for the new life that he is enjoys appointed by the depart who was on his way to Vera Chiz for ers now In. cases of attack upon the public city. Oct. 20, 1825. at other points in the interior, but ing: ments will be placed on a merit a visit, not knowing of the develop- morality, the rights of a third party, that no opposition is being made to In 1844 he was admitted to the bar, basis. Even in the case of reTierra or the prevention of a crime or a disturbance ments here. He was picked up at "What would I be doing if I their departure. and three years later, after dabbing of public order. sponsible positions like the state Blanca by federal soldiers. iwere in the city working at my in local politics with some success, Military aviators sent out to observe Article VII. The liberty of writing "I was placed with ten others in a .. ... iorester, tne insurance commistrain trade to-day with two feet of he was elected to the legislature. In the district around Vera Cruz and publishing writings upon- any matter which was standing overnight, 1853 he was appointed corporation beyond the line, of American outposts snow on the level Sitting by the sloner' superintendent of is inviolable. No previous censorship surrounded by. a mob which contlnu-! counsel of New York, and during the are said to have discovered the locations fire just the same as I am doing banks, and so on, a modified mer"The nor Imposition of bonds upon.the ally threatened to attack us," -he said. same year went to London as secretary of about 500 Mexican soldiers, writers nor the publishers for the purpose it plan may be adopted that is guards ate up everything avail- now, only I am making dollars to- James Buchanan, then minister holding scattered positions. A careful of curtailing the. freedom of the what is called the non-competihnngry. able on the train, compelling us to go to-day where there I would be vv to the court of St. James and later watch is being kept on San Francisco press can be established by any law At eyew atatlon, up to C^ civil service president of the United States. bridge, about 25 miles out on spending them. Would my wife tiye cIass under or authority, such freedom being restricted doba, on, the following day, similar Upon his return to the United States the Interoceanic railroad, the aviators go back to the city and live Well* me*hods. The appointing officer to respect of private life, morals crowds looted the train and threatened d:V Sickles was elected to the New York making daily flights in that direction. I undei* this plan picks his man and public business. us. but I think this answer is enough. aenate, ,and later became a member Article VIII. This deals' with the he can't appoint anybody he "While being taken throujgh the Why should we, when we are of congress. The military situation in Vera Crus right of petition to the government blooming pleases. The candidate streets of Cordoba a squad of young happier than we ever were before During the Civil war General Sickles is unchanged, but rumors from the Article IX. This gives the right of of volunteer*^who had Ju* been WW|m„st satisfaction began his career which since then has an dare both young and have the country distHcts of the pbssibility of show t0 the assembly. 8 it a a do up on kept him almost continuously in the ah attempt by adherents of Zapata, best part of our lives yet before '"*e civil service commission that us and tried to run us down. This hap- Article X. This establishes the right eye of the public. His was one of, to strike at the. American outposta us. of every man to possess and carry he has the qualifications for the pen^d at the corner where the mu- the most prominent figures In that have caused preparations to be made arms for his safety and legitimate job. That doesn't hamper the "This same opportunity is nicipal palace is located or otherwise freat struggle and he emerged from to meet any such movement. defense. bead of the department in making tt severely crippled. we would not have escaped as well as awaiting all such young men and •, Article XI. Tliis deal? with immigration we did ^ait was ,1 ^hltonthe.bi In 1869 General Sickles was women who are not afraid to get appointment but it does in to the country and other traveling Militant Rulns Portralt. head with a flagstaff and a man walk-*! rr minister to Spain. $ terpose a check to prevent appointments out and work and take advantage both from the country and into the ing beside me was struck on the head London, May 5.—The portrait of same on grounds of personal of a helping hand when it with a robk. His scalp was badly cut. Henry James, the American novelist, Anti-Trust Bill Approved. •Article Xlt This, establishes the Invalidity "It was due to the fine conduct of favoritism. is offered and work on a little by John Siniger Sargent, the- American Washington, May 4. The house of all titles of nobility, pre- artist, hanging in one of the gallerlao c-.-r? —---. uumuv the Mexican colonel that we ever These are no tthe places, however, borrowed capital so long as they Judiciary committee ordered favorably of the Ro) al academy, was ruined by rogatives and hereditary, honors. reached the. palace. He rushed from where there have been complaints reported the omnibus anti-trast can see their way clear. Mrs. Wood, a suffragette. I Artiele XIII. In the Mexican Repub- the door with a squad, of police and hill. or abuses. The heads of "There is one point that I must Uc no one shall be eubjected' to prl••te soldiers and plunged Into the crowd, 'P laws nor. special courts. No man the departments are ordinarily say, that, I can stop my team in Tamplco Rebela Menacing. scattering them and surrounding us. Governor Wants Special Legislation. or corporation shall enjoy fueros or Vera Cruz, May 6.1—The constitutionalists "Later we were put in the penitentiary, capable men and no governor the field, or any other place, and receive emoluments unless they be a and for six days we slept op the at Tampico have notified nowadays is likely to fill them light my pipe, and I never could Denver, Col., May 4.—Party leaders compensation for public services and Rear Admiral Mayo, commander o.f stone There were two wom­ flagging. are beginning to plan for the. conduct either with personal favorites or do that working for a boss in the already fixed by law. the American warships stationed en in the party, one with a little baby. of the special session of. the state with mere political agents. The city. Article XIV. Thin establishes the there, that if any of his vessels attempted We were allowed to send out and buy legislature by Governor Amnions to thing that principle that no one shall be tried by places where there have been "There is one great to enter the Panuco river blankets, and managed to get enough «. enact laws relative to the industrial retroactive laws, for now, the 611 reservoirs above the city to eat, such as it was. complaint are those like boiler in my wife and I are aiming warfare.' Governor Ammons has asked W"! would be emptied and the' oil ignited Article XV. No treaties can be made "Monday we were placed on a for the enactment of arbitration spectors, oil inspectors and game and ,more thany anything else, which, would mpan certain destruc-, for the extradition of political offendera train and brought down to Soledad. laws, issuance of bonds to finance wardens. The practice is long settled that is, that when our five-year neither for thdBe criminals whose tion to the town. This situation was the past and future maintenance of We spent that night on the tracks. and the reason is obvious. lease is up on this farm we ?haU crime was committed in a country reported by the commander o^ the There was one passenger coach left the state militia, the establishment of be able to move upon our own." United States torpedo boat destroyers, where they had been slaves neither Saying nothing disparaging of the 'M for us and in 'this the women and a state' constabulary and executive V1 can a treaty or agreement be made by) Jenkins, which arrived at Vera Crus a authority to prohibit the sale of or children slept, the rest of us sleeping which the warranties or rights that ••e of intoxicating Honors and arnuu on the ground.1^ tnm tainpicaCTii' AH 7 »t,? Irf. Vi :khlfS