[Sayin that the bank does not loan money for the European war.]

[Concerning John's commission and counterfeit banknotes.]

[Asking about Garrett's difficulties with cattle.]

[Referring to Perches.]

[Giving an account of Garrett's handling of the cattle, with reference to Perches and Alberto Madero.]

[Concerning cattle detained in Juárez by H. Villa on orders of General Villa.]

[Answering #6 and informing him that Gaxiola has replaced Enriquez.]

[Referring to a letter for General Villa about Garrett.]

[Saying that the Agency will surrender the cattle to Garrett.]

[Giving a report on finances and Garrett's activities, with reference to General and Hipolito Villa and Thayer.]

["…will you come to Corpus Christi at once…"]

[Giving orders about soldiers.]

[Concerning the Orfila trial in Kingsville and advise from Cepeda about Lucinda's mortgage.]

[Advising him to settle the Orfila matter out of court.]

[Concerning papers in the Orfila-Garrett case for R. E. Navarro.]

[Answering #18 with reference to Nealon.]

[Mentioning Servando in connection with the Orfila business.]

[Referring to Mann and Thayer in connection with the cases against Garrett and against Orfila and Rosenfeld; mentioning the don Eliseo matter; and referring to Prieto's option on Durana.]

[Concerning de la Garza's appearance as a witness in the Orfila case and asking about Garrett's stock.]

[Concerning a loan to Eliseo Ruiz; Elosua's promissory note, guaranteed by Andres Farias; the case of Garrett vs Orfila in Kingsville, with references to Nealon, Mann, Rosenfeld, and Thayer; real estate deals with Pedro Lobo, Don Enrique, and Prieto; Manoil's merchandise, with reference to Don Felix; and Raymundo's purchase of Nationalist bills.

[Answering #23 with references to Nealon, Rosenfeld, Mann, and Terrazas; concerning the purchase of Nationalist money; concerning a bill from Rathbun Mix Co.; and referring to Raymundo and Ruiz.]

[Concerning de la Garza's and Rosenfeld's appearance at the trial and the purchase of banknotes.]

[Concerning papers found by Thayer about bonds offered by Garrett to Orfila.]

[Concerning bonds and a promissory note for Orfila from Garrett.]

[Same as #31.]

[Concerning a lawyer for Orfila.]

[Referring to stocks.]

[Concerning the site of the Orfila-Garrett trials and the promissory note from Garrett to Orfila; concerning the mortgage on Capulin, with references to Sra. L. Navarro and to Cepeda; concerning a loan to Santos Coy.]

[Concerning the site of the Orfila-Garrett trials and the promissory note from Garrett to Orfila; concerning the mortgage on Capulin, with references to Sra. L. Navarro and to Cepeda; concerning a loan to Santos Coy.]

[Concerning Garrett's trial at Kingsville and advise from Cepeda about Lucinda's mortgage.]

[Referring to Stein's files.]

[Concerning a plea of privilege in the Orfila-Garrett case, Lucinda Navarro's mortgage, and the sale of Rancho Laguna to Orfila.]

[Answering #40.]

[Concerning a mortgage.]

[Referring to Rosenfeld and the trial.]

["Case will not be presented until tomorrow…"]

[Answering #36 with reference to Rosenfeld.]

[Concerning the site of the Garrett case.]

[Concerning documents for the Garrett case.]

[Concerning evidence for the cases against Garrett and Rosenfeld, with references to Thayer and Orfila; referring to Lucinda's mortgage.]

[Referring to Lazaro.]

[Concerning the decision in the Garrett case, the failure to make a compromise with Orfila, and the possibility of renting the Rancho de la Laguna to Juan J. Gomez.]

[Concerning delays in the Garrett case.]

[Concerning business with Lucinda and Don Eliseo.]

[Concerning the mortgage.]

[Copy of #61.]

[Asking for instructions.]

[Concerning the delay in the decision on the Garrett-Orfila case and Orfila's Laguna papers.]

[Giving instructions.]

[Concerning lawyers in the Garrett-Orfila case, the sale or rental of Rancho de la Laguna to Orfila or Gomez, and merchandise from Eliseo Ruiz.]

[Concerning Garrett case and Orfila's document.]

[Replying to #67.]

[Concerning the purchase of old issue Banco Nacional pesos.]

[Concerning delivery by Olin of the remaining merchandise for the Morgan contract.]

[Correcting #67.]

[Saying that the Garrett-Orfila case has been transferred to Laredo.]

[Concerning the bonds and note delivered to Orfila by Garrett.]

[Concerning documents for the Laguna mortgage and for the Orfila-Garrett case.]

[Concerning the date and place of the courtcase with reference to Nealon.]

[Concerning the Garrett case and Orfila's papers.]

[Asking him to contact Nealon or Hicks and Teagarden in regard to the appeal of the case of J. E. Garrett vs. John E. Orfila.]

[Answering #78.]

[Concerning Orfila's and de la Garza's legal representation in J. E. Garrett vs. 1st State Bank, Kingsville.]

[Asking him to handle the appeal of Garrett vs. Orfila, in accordance with Nealon's suggestion.]

[Answering #81.]

[Concerning his fee from Orfila.]

[Answering #84.]

[Concerning a cross-action suit by Orfila against Garrett with reference to Nealon and Hicks; referring to a letter from Cepeda to Hernandez about mortgages; concerning stocks from Alberto Stein; referring to Alberto Madero.]

[Concerning Elosua's property in Monterrey.]

[Asking de la Garza to settle Thayer's account against Garrett and Orfila, with reference to Nealon.]

[Answering #1.]

[Asking if he will give evidence for Orfila as to false entries in Garrett's books.]

[Describing her harvest, with references to Johnnie, Vidal, and Servando.]

[Concerning the rental of Rancho Laguna to Lucinda, to be arranged by Raymundo.]

[Concerning Mr. Hicks' suggestion that the case be appealed to the Supreme Court and answering #3.]

[Answering #4 and referring to a letter from Mr. Perkins for Raimundo.]

[Asking him to have Mr. Nealon or Mr. Hicks advise him what to do about the Garrett case at Kingsville.]

[Referring to #6.]

["…Nealon has wired Orfila to secure Hicks service…wire Servando to come to Kingsville…"]

[Advising him of Nealon's recommendation that Hicks be hired for the Garrett case.]

[Concerning the lawyer's fee for Hicks in the Garrett case.]

[Concerning the leasing of Laguna Ranch to Orfila.]

[Concerning the cases of Garrett vs. Orfila in Kingsvilla and Orfila vs. Garrett in El Paso, with references to Hicks, Raymundo, and Nealon; concerning the repartitioning of Rancho Laguna or its rental to Orfila.]

[Concerning the papers for the Garrett-Orfila court cases, with references to Hicks, Raymundo, and Thayer; advising that the settlement of the Rancho matter be delayed.]

[Concerning a mortgage, a letter to Raymundo from Nealon about the Orfila-Garrett lawsuit, an arrangement with Orfila about el Rancho, documents for Hicks, and merchandise from Haiti.]

["Nealon says can not get jurisdiction on case until June fifteenth…"]

[Concerning Servando's arrangement of the Rancho matter, with reference to Raymundo.]

[Asking about the consolidation of the El Paso case with the Kingsville case.]

[Answering #17 with reference to S. C. de la Garza, R. E. Navarro, and Mr. Teagarden.]

[Answering #16, with reference to Lucinda, Raymundo, and John.]

[Asking her to visit.]

[Wishing him a happy birthday, mentioning Hipolito Villa, Medina, and Juan Garza.]

[Concerning the employment of Hicks in the El Paso and Kingsville cases.]

[Mentioning the court cases and asking for a loan.]

[Asking him to have Hicks go through papers collected by Raymundo.]

[Referring to #23 and #24.]

[Concerning the sale or rental of his share of the ranch, with reference to the Garrett case.]

[Concerning Hicks and the cases in El Paso and Kingsville.]

[Asking him to accompany Raymundo to the hearing of the Garrett case and mentioning the sale of the ranch.]

[Concerning expenses for Orfila's trip to El Paso for the hearing and documentation for Hicks.]

[Concerning money for expenses and files to be taken to Hicks.]

[Asking if he can leave El Paso.]

[Asking for an answer to a telegram.]

[Concerning funds.]

[Asking for money for expenses.]

[Concerning the sale of Laguna Ranch.]

[Answering #35.]

[Asking for money to go to El Paso.]

[Informing him that the trial has been postponed.]

[Saying that he will send funds.]

[Asking for money to go to El Paso.]

[Referring to Hicks and concerning information from Raymundo about the Garrett case in El Paso.]

[Advising him to employ Hicks to handle the suits in Kingsville and El Paso.]

[Answering #43 and recommending that Orfila go with Raymundo to El Paso.]

[Same as #44.]

[Asking for a loan.] Handwritten note from John E. Orfila attached. [Asking him to help Alejandro and mentioning the case.]

[Mentioning Johnnie and dealing with a loan in the form of the transfer of the Laguna Ranch from Esther to Lucinda.]

[Concerning loans for Lucinda.]

[Concerning the settlement of John's case and Lucinda's loan, and mentioning Gongora and the Santa Rosa ranch.]

[Giving an account of the Garrett trial, with emphasis on the account-books, referring to Thier, Nealon, and Raymundo.]

[Concerning the division of the money won in the Garrett case.]

[Concerning the possibility of an out-of-court settlement between Lázaro de la Garza and Hipolito Villa.]

[Informing him that the case is still in the courts and has not passed before the Ministerio Público; mentioning Rafael.]

[Concerning the case before the Ministerio Público, which is being unfavorable influenced by Portes Gil; referring to Rafael.]

[Concerning the suspension of the case by the Ministerio Público.]

[Referring to #4; concerning character references about de la Garza for the Supreme Court; concerning Alberto, Madero's and Hipolito Villa's monetary claims against de la Garza; referring to Rafael.]

[Answering #5, giving his and Rafael's opinions about Alberto Madero's claims.]

[Accusing Alberto of blackmail, referring to Lorenzo, Jose Farias and Rafael, and concerning ejidos to be made of El Capulín.]

[Copy of #7.]

[Asking whether to press for immediate sttlement of the cases before the Ministerio Público; concerning Rafael's position on the dispute with Alberto; advising de la Garza to consult Manuel Zertuche about the El Capulín ejidos, with reference to Jose Farias.]

[Concerning papers dealing with Perches Enriquez and the Agencia Financiera for the case before the Ministerio Público; concerning residents of El Capulín, with reference to Jose Farias.]

[Asking for a loan, with reference to Cepeda.]

[Answering #11, with reference to Hipolito Villa and Alberto Madero; referring to documents sent to Lorenzo; and saying that Arguelles supplied information on Hipolito.]

[Asking his opinion of correspondence with General Juan B. Vargas.]

[Asking for the return of two letters concerning Portes Gil with reference to Madero, Delgado, and Hipolito Villa.]

[Answering #14.]

[Saying that he has let the court case rest and mentioning the information from Arguelles with reference to Delgado and Gonzalez.]

[Concerning a visit from an agent of the Ministerio Público and mentioning the ejidos.]

[Answering #16; asking whether he should matters from Torreón or go to Juárez; and referring to correspondence about the Hacienda El Capulín.]

[Advising him to go to Juárez, and to consult Zertuche about ejidos at El Capulín.]

[Assuring him that the case continues to rest, with references to Rafael.]

[Asking if he should go to Mexico to prepare his case, with reference to General Ortiz and to documents pertaining to Villa and Perches Enriquez; concerning Esteban Falcón in connection with El Capulín.]

[Concerning his trip to Mexico to see Lic. de la Fuente and others; concerning documentation on Alberto Madero sent to Rafael.]

[Concerning his trip to Mexico and referring to de la Fuente and General Ortiz.]

[Assuring him that the case can be won in Juárez or appealed.]

[Saying that the case is not yet resolved.]

[Concerning the establishment of a business for the sale of fruit and wines and referring to Dr. Villareal and General Ortiz.]

[Saying that L. de la Garza is authorized to carry arms.]

[Asking about business, with reference to Adrian.]

[Concerning the decision against Lazaro in the District Court, with reference to Adrián, General Calles, Lorenzo, and de la Fuente.]

[Referring to Lorenzo and Aguirre Benavides and discussing his preparations for interviews with the President and the magistrates and Portes Gil.]

[Concerning the decision of the court and a letter to one of the magistrates; concerning his grape crop and land for sale.]

[Providing a character reference for de la Garza.]

[Referring to Alberto.]

[Thanking him for #8, asking about his business and referring to Alberto Madero and Delgado

[Referring to the magistrate de la Fuente and giving an account of a conversation with Alberto Madero about the reclamation for the Madero Bros. of money used in the munitions deal, with references to Felix A. Sommerfeld, Agencia Comercial, Western Cartridge Co., Morgan, and Villa.]

[Giving his version of the dispute with Madero and referring to Rafael and Adrián in connection with an article in El Siglo; reference to F. A. Sommerfeld.]

[Concerning a conversation between Jose Farias, L. de la Garza, and Alberto Madero in which Delgado and Hipolito were mentioned; referring to a letter from Juan Vargas about Villa; concerning the court case being handled by Adrián.]

[Answering #13.]

[Answering #14 and concerning the production of wine.]

[Relaying information from Adrian about the status of the case before the Ministerio Público; concerning a bond for a company; referring to the production of wine.]

[Discussing the lawyers and his defense in his case before the Sixth District Court, with reference to Aguirre Benavides; concerning Ortiz' conferences in Mexico with Portes Gil, a magistrate, and the President.]

[Asking him to accompany General Ortiz on his visits to intercede for de la Garza, with reference to Rafael and Adrian.]

[Describing threats from Villa's agent if de la Garza refused to pay off the claims against him and concerning Ortiz' intercession with Portes Gil or the President, with references to Lorenzo and various lawyers.]

[Asking Ortiz to intercede with the President on de la Garza's behalf.]

[Referring to Ortiz and his interview with Portes Gil, with reference to Adrian.]

[Saying that he was unable to reach General and referring to Rafael and Alberto.]

[Giving an account of interviews between Alberto Madero, Lazaro de la Garza and Jose Farias about the Madero Bros. claim, with references to Salvador Madero and Hipolito Villa.]

[Referring to the Villa case and to the export of his wines to the U. S.]

[Referring to General Ortiz; concerning a letter to Lic. de la Fuente and documents pertaining to the purchase of munitions for the Division of the North to be used in the Madero case, with references to Alberto, the Madero Bros., Hipolito Villa, Rafael, and José.]

[Concerning Alberto Madero's threats and attempts to influence Delgado and others against de la Garza; concerning information from Jose Arguelles about Hipolito Villa and his associates.]

[Saying that he believes the documents on the Agencia Comercial disprove Hipolito's claims; concerning Alberto's attempts to influence Lorenzo and Rafael against de la Garza; referring to de la Fuente and José Farias.]

[Referring to the Agencia Financiera documents and to the conclusion of the court action according to Adrián.]

[Concerning the advisability of contesting Hipolito's claims in Juárez rather than in Mexico, in view of advice from Aguirre Benavides and Cepeda and of information from General Ortiz about Delgado.]

[Interceding for L. de la Garza in the Agencia Financiera case.]

[Same as #37.]

[Concerning correspondence between Alberto Ernesto, Madero Bros. Inc., and de la Garza, as well as other documents, submitted to Rafael Hernandez pertaining to the contract with Western Cartridge Co. arranged by Sommerfeld.]

[Asking questions about #1, with a reference to General Villa.]

[Answering #2, with references to General and Hipolito Villa.]

[Concerning a guarantee for the contract with Western.]

[Asking for the balance owed on the Western contract.]

["…paid today Lazaro Garzas draft… balance cartridge contract which was definitely signed…"]

Concerning the Western contract, with reference to Remington and Winchester, Carranza and Villa.]

[Informing him of a transferral of money to Madero Bros.]

[Concerning money from Guarantee Trust Co. for Sommerfeld.]

[Asking for receipts for money delivered to de la Garza and Sommerfeld.]

[Concerning money delivered to L. de la Garza and F. A. Sommerfeld as ordered by Ernesto Madero.]

[Supplying the documents requested in #8.]

[Asking him to repay the money delivered to him in 1915.]

[Saying that neither he nor Dr. Ortiz was able to obtain the data requested by Cepeda and Dr. Villareal for L. de la Garza, with a reference to Hipolito Villa.]

[Asking for information about Daniel R. Delgado and Manuel Gonzalez for L. de la Garza.]

[Answering #2 with references to Alberto Madero and Lic. Dominguez.]

[Saying that the Ministerio Público has not rendered a decision in his case; concerning Stein and Chavez Aparicio in connection with the Sociedad de Préstamos y Descuentos.]

[Concerning the case before the Supreme Court and saying that Sr. Tamm is interested in real estate in Colonia del Valle offered by Compañia de Préstamos y Descuentos.]

[Referring to Préstamos y Descuentos; concerning Villa's civil wuit against de la Garza and Miranda's information on Delgado and Gonzalez; asking about his case before the Supreme Court.]

[Answering #7 and providing sketches of real estate for sale.]

[Referring to a letter from Francisco Chavez Aparicio and concerning the sale of real estate to Tamm, Bredee, or Eric Dietz Schold.]

[Concerning real estate in Colonia del Valle.]

[Concerning the Cía.de Préstamos y Descuentos, S. A. and the sale of its real estate holdings, with reference to Tamm and Chavez Aparicio; mentioning the Supreme Court.]

[Answering #11.]

[Concerning news from Adrián about the case being reviewed by the Ministerio Público.]

[Asking for news of Préstamos y Descuentos, S. A., the sale of real estate in Colonia del Valle to Fritz Tamm, and Fausto Miranda's research on Villa.]

[Concerning information from Arguelles about Delgado and Miranda.]

[Giving the costs of renewing the constitution and statutes of Cía. Préstamos y Descuentos, with a reference to Francisco Chavez Aparicio; mentioning Miranda and the agents of the Ministerio Público; concerning real estate sales to Sr. Tamm.]

[Concerning Sr. Tamm.]

[Concerning real estate in Colonia del Valle with reference to Adrián; concerning Cía. de Préstamos y descuentos and mentioning the matter before the Supreme Court.]

[Answering #18.]

[Concerning correspondence with Adrián, de la Fuente, and Lorenzo about the claims of Hipolito Villa; mentioning the case in the Supreme Court and the matter of Colonia del Valle.]

[Concerning the loan of a car to Eulogio Ortiz.]

[Concerning land in Colonia del Valle with reference to Sr. Stein; concerning real estate in Torreón; answering #20a.]

[Answering #21 and referring to Adrián.]

[Concerning correspondence with Adrián and referring to de la Fuente.]

[Concerning the opinion of the Ministerio Público on the decision of the judge in de la Garza's case; referring to Ernesto's business with the Cía. Abastecedora de Aguas de Torreón; concerning property and a car belonging to de la Garza.]

[Concerning the surfacing of the Torreón-Matamoros highway.]

[Concerning Esther de la Garza's nomination to represent the state of Coahuila, with arrangements to be made by Antonio de Juanbelz.]

[Arranging an interview with de Juambelz.]

[Introducing the de la Garza family.]

[Concerning Esther de la Garza.]

[Referring to correspondence with the Mexico City Country Club.]

[Answering #7.]

[Referring to a letter for Isidoro Mijares, Recaudador de Rentas de la Ciudad de Torreón.]

[Describing Hipolito Villa's actions against de la Garza, with reference to Stein, Srta. Guerra, Lic. Portes Gil, Lorenzo Hernandez, Gral. Ortiz, Sr. Rodriguez Familiar; asking advice about Judge Samoano Flores; concerning power of attorney to Fausto Miranda, Carlos Salinas and Jenaro Garcia Nuñez.]

[Saying that he will hire Felipe Rodriguez Mayorga to defend de la Garza.]

[Asking him to assume de la Garza's defense.]

[Concerning de la Garza's defense, with reference to Argüelles, Miranda, Salinas, and García Nuñez.]

[Concerning investigations in C. Juárez.]

[Concerning a proposed interview with the President to discuss de la Garza's problems; referring to Amalia Guerra.]

[Answering #14.]

[Answering #12.]

[Interceding for L. de la Garza.]

[Congratulating de la Garza on the betrothal of his daughter Esther.]

[Saying that he has sent Sr. Belloc to discuss de la Garza's case with the First Magistrate.]

[Offering to publish de la Garza's in the case before the Supreme Court.]

[Acknowledging receipt of a letter from de la Garza about his suit in the Supreme Court.]

[Saying that he cannot investigate Daniel R. Delgado and Manuel E. Gonzalez.]

[Informing him that the U. S. Embassy cannot intervene for him with the Mexican Government.]

[Referring to de la Garza's difficulties with Villa and concerning real estate.]

[Concerning de la Garza's property in Los Angeles and mentioning the Depression.]

[Asking him to deliver a bill of sale for property to José González Soto.]

[Asking for information on Delgado; referring to an article in El Siglo; referring to Rafael in connection with the Supreme Court case; concerning Alberto's claims in the munitions contracts, with references to Sommerfeld, Madero Hnos., Rafael, José, Zalvador Madero, and Alejandro.]

[Asking him to intercede with the President in the Villa case.]

[Asking for payment of Esther de la Garza's taxes.]

[Referring to #37.]

[Concerning taxes in San Buenaventura.]

[Concerning letters to influence the Magistrates of the Surpeme Court.]

[Concerning taxes.]

[Concerning letters for the Magistrates of the Supreme Court.]

[Referring to L. de la Garza.]

[Saying that L. de la Garza and others will represent the Camara at the inauguration of the Governor of Coahuila.]

[Concerning documentation from the Agencia Comercial about Hipolito Villa's claims, with references to Ignacio Perches Enriquez, Francisco Villa, Francisco Escodero, Lic. Sodi, Lic. Garza Ramos, and Sr. Gonzalez.]

[Concerning his interview with E. Falcón.]

[Referring to Lorenzo Hernandez, Ildefonso L. Blanco, and the President.]

[Thanking him for a gift.]

"Declaraciones del Sr. L. de la Garza; se refiere a 'La Fantástica historia de diez millones de dólares'".]

[Referring to Vargas.]

[Wishing him happiness on his saint's day.]

[Interceding for de la Garza in the Villa case.]

[Same as #51.]

[Includes a resolution by the Federal Departamento Agrario for the foundation of ejidos for the community of "El Capulin, municipality of San Buenaventura.]

[Concerning defense no. 469/933, advanced by L. de la Garza against acts of the Director of the Penitentiary, the Justice of the C. Juárez District, the First Justice of the Distrito Federal District, attorney general of the Republic, and Chief of the Federal Judicial Police, with reference to Hipolito Villa, Francisco Villa, Daniel R. Delgado, Manuel E. Gonzalez, and Lic. Aguirre Benavides.]

[Concerning L. de la Garza's demands against the Justice of the Second District Court, with reference to Hipolito Villa.]

[Accusing L. de la Garza of a breach of confidence with Hipolito Villa.]

[Asking that he reverse the decision against L. de la Garza of the Jusge of the District of Cd. Juárez.]

[Concerning Hipolito Villa's claims against de la Garza.]

[Concerning money from General Villa.]

[Concerning money for the Agencia Comercial.]

[Acknowledging receipt of money for the account of Francisco Villa with reference to Sr. Garrett.]

[Asking for a license for a pistol.]

[Concernint the Empresa Electrica, a suit against the governor of the State by the Compañía Ganadera de Palomas, legal difficulties of a doctor, the decision of a customs official, and divorce laws.]

[Referring to #39.]

[Containing an article about Hipolito Villa's accusation of L. de la Garza, the article supporting Villa, and L. de la Garza's reply.] 2 copies. 8 Pages each.

[Asking him to speak to General Villa about the confinement of General Terrazas.]

[Concerning affairs in Ojihaga, with reference to General Villa.]

[Interceding for the release of members of the family of General Luis Terrazas.]

[Referring to General Villa and Luis Terrazas.]

[Ordering the delivery of money to R. Aguirre Benavides, as authorized by General Villa.]

[Authorizing him to receive money from L. de la Garza.]

[Telling him to advise V. Carranza that General Villa is to accompany General Angeles in the campaign against Torreón.]

[Saying that money has been sent.]

[Concerning cartridges for Gen. Chao.]

[Concerning the fall of Torreón, with reference to Villa, Carranza, and Huerta.]

[Concerning supplies for General P. Natera to be delivered by Felipe Hesse.]

[Requesting machinery to restamp banknotes and funds to pay the soldiers.]

[Concerning banknotes and wages for the soldiers.]

[Concerning the establishment of the Banco del Estado, with references to General Villa, Terrazas, and Carranza.]

[Recommending that Coronel Miguel Albores be made governor of the state of Chiapas.]

[Answering #23.]

[Congratulating him on his entry to the capital.]

[Informing him of the expected departure of American troops from Veracruz.]

[Asking for safe-conduct to Torreón for L. de la Garza.]

[Concerning ransom for Fr. Worcester, with reference to Sr. Cobb.]

[Askinghim to free Worcester, with reference to Sr. Cobb, Bryan, and General Villa.]

[Concerning the surrender of the Villista faction.]

[Concerning the surrender of various chiefs of the División del Norte.]

[Answering #43.]

[Transcribing a message from General Villa.]

[Asking that Jose Garza Z. be issued a passport.]

[Mentioning Servando in connection with telegraph equipment.]

[Concerning, shipments of goods and mentioning Servando.]

[Concerning insurance, real estate, and money from the Commercial Agency for the State Bank at Torreón.]

[Answering #8 and referring to Cepeda and to a deal with de la Fuente.]

[Concerning exchange rates for money, shipment of cotton and ixtle, money for Rodriguez and Sepulveda and from Gomez, and wireless sets for Raul; referring to Mr. Lynch.]

[Concerning de la Fuente's water rights, with reference to Cepeda; concerning arrangements by Lynch for the shipment of cotton.]

[Answering #10.]

[Referring to Rio Grande Bank.]

[Referring to Sepulveda, Villarreal, General Villa, and Lynch.]

[Concerning de la Fuente's property, with reference to Cepeda.]

[Concerning Cepeda and the de la Fuente deal; concerning duties on cotton; referring to Villarreal.]

[Asking about arms from Shelton-Payne.]

[Concerning the value of money and cotton sales; referring to Andres and to General Rodriguea; concerning shares of a mine offered by Gallo.]

[Concerning a business proposal for Lazaro and the establishment of an iron foundry.]

[Concerning the purchase of State money and referring to the Clapp-Eastham Co. of Boston.]

[In code.]

[Concerning payment of Parsons Chemical Co.; referring to Navarro, Lucinda, Julio, Cepeda, and Hernandez.]

[Referring to Julio, asking about the money market, and advising him to buy shares from Gallo.]

[Referring to Sepulveda.]

[Answering #22.]

[Concerning the money market, Telina's auto, and a letter from Sepulveda in Spain.]

[Answering #25 and concerning Cepeda's arrangement of the de la Fuente deal.]

[Referring to Evaristo Madero, Jesus Hernandez, and General Villa.]

[Copy of #27.]

[Concerning a letter from Spain asking for a recommendation for the Japanese ambassador; referring to Urias Gonzalez.]

[Asking if Emilio will send a letter of recommendation to the ambassador for Sepulveda and mentioning the Urias Gonzalez contract.]

[Concerning Sepulveda's recommendation.]

[Concerning correspondence with Sepulveda, with Foster about zinc, with Aylsworth Agencies of San Francisco, with F. Moye about the administration of the Bank, with Metalurgica, with Cia. Constancia, with the manager of the Ferrocarriles Constitucionalistas about Calderas, and with Salas; concerning money from Jesus Maria Rodriguez.]

[Concerning letters from Sepulveda, Emilio's recommendation for the Ambassador, Carranzista money for sale by Ricardo, and zinc from Foster.]

[Concerning cartridges from Esteva Ruiz & Co. and Edward K. Tryon Co., shipped by Southern Pacific and Pennsylvania Railroad, with references to Alberto Madero and Mr. Kayser.]

[Referring to Ricardo Sepulveda; concerning zinc from Foster; asking for information from Salas about Metalurgica.]

[Referring to Sepulveda and to Emilio's wire to the ambassador.]

[Referring to Valdespino and Nieto in connection with the Agency and concerning the value of Villista currency.]

[Concerning money for Valdespino and Elosua.]

[Concerning money.]

[Asking him to make recommendations for managers for branch banks.]

[Concerning the value of money and bank business, with reference to Raimundo.]

[Referring to Madero in connection with the Agency; concerning the value of Villista currency.]

[Concerning the value of money.]

[Asking about exchange rates of money.]

[Answering #44.]

[Concerning supplies for Berumen for the telegraph station; answering #44.]

[Referring to Berumen.]

[Referring to Servando and asking about the wireless.]

[Concerning Nationalist money.]

[Referring to Raul and to Vidal; concerning the telegraph stations.]

[Concerning telegraph stations.]

[Concerning payment for munitions by Alberto or the Agency; giving exchange rates for money.]

[Referring to Lazaro.]

[Concerning the confinement at Fort Bliss of Huerta Orozco.]

[Referring to Lazaro.]

[Referring to Lazaro.]

[Concerning mining and shipment of ores, with references to Foster, Ginther, Ramon, and Lazaro.]

[In code.]

[Concerning a trip to Washington by Garza and Cepeda to see Eliseo.]

[Asking if he should accompany Pepe to Washington.]

[Answering, #58a.]

[Informing him that Sommerfeld and Valdespino say that Villa is angry with de la Garza; referring to Alberto.]

[Concerning a contract with Ginther; mentioning Villa's murder of Urbina; referring to Raul.]

[Concerning shipments from Constancia; concerning Ginther's contract.]

[Concerning the sale of merchandise.]

[Concerning munitions for Obregon.]

[Concerning funds from Obregon.]

[Concerning negotiations for a contract.]

[Concerning Manoil's contract.]

[In code.]

[Referring to #67.]

[Concerning money to cover a contract.]

[Concerning shipping instructions for Manoil and Thomas Rhein.]

[Concerning money for the contract.]

[Concerning transferrals of money; concerning housing for the Garzas and Navarros; referring to Servando.]

[Concerning contract negotiations by Garza with the Europeans.]

[Concerning the Western contract negotiations.]

[Concerning the delivery of cartridges and the contract with the English commission.]

[Concerning goods in St. Louis.]

[Concerning shipping documents.]

[Concerning shipments of goods and shipping documents.]

[Asking about the "nonshipment" of goods.]

[Answering #80.]

[Concerning negotiations with a buyer in San Francisco.]

[Concerning goods in St. Louis.]

[Concerning the contract with the English commission and negotiations in California.]

[Concerning deliveries of goods.]

[Concerning shipping instructions, with reference to Manoil.]

[Concerning shipments of goods.]

[Concerning shipping operations.]

[Concerning payment for shipments of goods.]

[Concerning a check from A. Iselin y Cía de New York.]

[Discussing Alberto Madero's claims against de la Garza as proxy for Francisco Villa, with a reference to Ernesto and Salvador Madero and Carranza.]

[Answering #91.]

[Asking for an answer to his telegrams.]

[Asking to see him to seek advice.]

[Asking to see him on a business matter.]

[Concerning money to be delivered to el Jefe, and the conflict between the Carrancistas and the Villistas, with a reference to Hipolito.]

[Asking for money.]

[Telling him that this is his chance to set theings right with el Jefe.]

[Concerning Vargas' trip to Tehuacán to see General Calles.]

[Referring to #9 and to a trip to Torreón.]

[Referring to #10.]

[Concerning Vargas' business in Tehuacán and mentioning an essay.]

[Concerning a registered letter to General Juan B. Vargas, from L. de la Garza.]

[Asking for the return to Lic. Portes Gil of two letters which were given to Madero and used in attempts to collect money for Hipolito, with a reference to Delgado.]

[Offering information to be used against General Vargas.]

[Informing him of Alberto Madero's proposal that their disagreement be settled out of court, and sending, telegrams sent to Jose F. Farias containing evidence about money left with Madero.]

[Describing Alberto Madero's claims against L. de la Garza, with reference to Felix Sommerfeld.]

[Reporting on a suit filed by Alberto Madero to recover money from Lazaro de la Garza, connected with a deal with the Western Cartridge Co.]

[Concerning action by Madero's attorney and referring to Mr. Smyth.]

[Answering #4.]

[Concerning the deposition requested by de la Garza.]

[Concerning Mr. de Ruffo's mortgage and Alberto Madero's complaint.]

[Concerning Madero's second amended complaint.]

[Giving his reply to what Madero published in the Examiner.]

[Concerning two promissory notes extended to Elosua and Alberto Madero.]

Claiming that the signature of Francisco Villa appearing in the Times of December 7 is forged.]

[Concerning the Promissory note of Antonio Elosua and Alberto Madero.]

[Answering #12.]

[Proposing a suit against Antonio Elosua, with reference to Alberto Madero and R. E. Navarro.]

[Concerning promissory notes signed by Antonio Elosua, Alberto Madero, and Eliseo Ruiz.]

[Answering #15.]

[Concerning the note signed by Elosua and Madero.]

[Sending him a new promissory note.]

[Concerning payment for National Bank bills purchased from the bank; concerning Alberto Madero's signature on a note.]

[Asking them to have Madero sign a new note.]

[Concerning Madero's refusal to sign the new note or pay the old one.]

[Saying that Elosua is supposed to handle the promissory note signed by Madero.]

[Asking them to have Madero pay the old note or sign a new one.]

[Referring to Madero and Ruiz.]

[Asking for an explanation of the statute of limitations as regards Madero and Elosua.]

[Answering #26.]

[Informing him of communications with Vargas, an agent of Villa, and asking about the Madero case.]

[Answering #28.]

Concerning a letter from Villa to de la Garza.]

[Concerning collection of the loan to Madero and Elosua.]

[Concerning a message from General Villa.]

[Concerning mining taxes, with reference to Enrique Salas and Ing. Villarreal; concerning a car for General Villa and mules to be sent to Torreón.]

[Concerning gifts for Juanita T. de Villa and her sister.]

[Referring to Esther and confirming #2.]

[Concerning mules for Hacienda La Concha, with references to Generals Villa and Rosalio Hernandes.]

[Concerning flour mills in Chihuahua.]

[Concerning storage of cotton, with reference to Hernandez and General Villa.]

[Answering #4; concerning mules for La Concha, money for Hernandez for wages and the cotton harvest; referring to Villa Carranza, and Esther.]

[Transcribing a message from Alfredo Farias about funds for Navarro.]

[Concerning money from Emilio.]

[Concerning money for Hernandez.]

[Referring to #8.]

[Referring to Balandrano.]

[Concerning Lazaro's account and asking for money to pay the employees of the telegraph station.]

[Answering #12.]

[Concerning the various mining companies.]

[Asking him to exchange American money for billetes del Estado.]

[Answering The previous telegram.]

[Concerning money for issuing currency and buying coal, with references to General Villa and Sr. Vargas.]

[Referring to Jose F. Sepulveda and Vargas.]

[Concerning a check from J. Murray.]

[Answering #18.]

[Concerning business with Pedro Lobo and messages from the General Director of the National Telegraph Office and the Military Governor of the State.]

[Answering #20.]

[Saying that he is coming to Torreón.]

[Concerning Rafael Gallo's mine.]

[Asking for a copy of his accounts and of transactions with the Banco del Estado de Chihuahua.]

[Asking how long he will be in Torreón.]

[Answering #25.

[Concerning a letter for Lazaro.]

[Concerning a check from la Compañia Metalúrgica de Torreón and the purchase of billetes del Estado; referring to Pepe and Hernandez.]

[Answering #28, with reference to Cepeda.]

[Regretting Vidal's decision to move to the United States, with a reference to Lazaro.]

[Giving a train schedule.]

[Thanking him for a letter and an article from a Mexican newspaper mentioning Carranza.]

[Mentioning Mr. and Mrs. Cole.]

[Acknowledging a letter from Mrs. Cole.]

[Referring to the Colonel and to the situation in Washington.]

[Answering #4 and mentioning the sale of land in Mexico by Terrazas.]

[Answering #2.]

[Informing him of the recent visit of Secretary Huerta to Washington, where he was introduced to General Ryan, Senator James E. Watson of Indiana, John E. Todd of Ohio, Ralph H. Cole, William R. Wilcox, Vice-President Calvin Coolidge, Senator Bursun, President Harding, Secretary of State Hughes, and Senator Cameron; asking him to arrange a meeting with Fugueroa and Palavichini.]

[Granting de la Garza permission to use as he pleases any information received from Cole on the Mexican situation.]

[Inviting de la Garza on an expedition to his mines in Arizona to meet with some "prominent capitalists" and discuss the Mexican situation.]

[Giving information about Senator James E. Watson, John Todd, William R. Willcox, Secretary of State Hughes, Ralph H. Cole, and Senator Bursun, all of whom talked with Secretary Huerta in Washington.]

[Concerning articles in El Heraldo Mexicano and The Los Angeles Times which refer to Cole and President Harding; mentioning President Obregon.]

[Answering #1.]

[Concerning business which should interest Figueroa.]

[Answering #3.]

[Denying the implication made by "El Universal" that he is involved in a plot to overthrow the government.]

[Answering #7, with a reference to a message from Cole to Palavicini about General Obregon.]

[Introducing, Robert B. Lammens, Concrete Engineer.]

[Concerning Richard Cole and his association with President Harding, Hughes, Vice-President Coolidge, and Senator Watson.]

[Supplying information and opinions about Richard Cole, with references to Sra. Watson, General Ryan, and President Harding.]

[Concerning Richard Cole's associations with President Harding, Senator Watson, Vice-President Coolidge, General Ryan, and de la Huerta; rough translation of #13.]

[Concerning a conference with oil companies.]

Photostat. [Concerning de la Huerta's meetings with Secretary of State Hughes, Senator Bursun, and others.]

Photostat. [Concerning de la Huerta's and Ryan's conferences with the President and the Secretary of State, and with Todd, Cameron, and Bursum.]

Photostat. [Giving his address.]

[Giving his opinion of Cole and mentioning letters sent by Cole about de la Huerta and Ryan.]

[Concerning Mr. Cole's personal acquaintance with President Harding, Senator Watson, John Todd, and Vice-President Coolidge, and his dealings with Ryan and de la Huerta.]

[Answering #13.]

[Supplying additional information on Mr. Cole, with reference to Obregon and de la Huerta.]

[Concerning California bankers interested in investments in the Pacific Coast region of Mexico.]

[Answering #30.]

[Answering #32 and inviting him to visit Los Angeles.]

[Announcing a visit to Mexico.]

[Concerning the sale of shares of the Fortuna mines and the formation of a single agency of mines, with references to Lorenzo.]

[Concerning the sale of stocks, with reference to Francisco Rueda Quijano.]

[Concerning shares of Fortuna mine, offered by Mr. Morgan.]

[Concerning a loan by the Compamy to el Teniente Colonel Apolonio Cano, the chief of the Constitutionalist forces which took over Esmeralda; concerning a contract with Mr. Gates of American Smelting & Refining Co.]

[Asking for funds from American Smelting.]

Proposing the purchase of metals from mines in order to transport them to the foundry.]

[Proposing the construction of telegraph stations for the government.]

[Concerning the purchase of ores from the Ejercito Constitucionalista in Mexico.]

[Transcribing a letter from Enrique Salas of Cia Minera "La Constancia" about a check from de la Garza.]

[Answering #8.]

[Concerning payment for metals delivered to Cia. Metalurgica de Torreón by Cia. Minera. "La Constancia."]

[Introducing L. de la Garza and J. F. Farias.]

[Concerning visits to zinc plants.]

[Concerning deliveries to Metalurgica and exportation of zinc, with a reference to E. Salas.]

[Concerning metals from Cia. Parreña and Cia Constancia, invoices to be sent to the Treasury, and zinc exports to the United States.]

[Answering #13.]

[Concerning coal for a proposed smelter.]

[Concerning the establishment of a zinc smelter and the purchase of coal from Olmes Coal Company Mines.]

[Answering #16.]

[Concerning the Saltillo contract.]

[Answering #18; concerning Empire Zinc Co.; referring to Ginther in connection with Prestamos y Descuentos.]

[Asking for clarification of #19.]

[Answering #20.]

[Referring to Salas and Jose.]

[Concerning orders from Enrique Salas for American Smelting & Refining Co. and for Antonio Herrera; Referring to the government of Carranza.]

[Referring to La Constancia and to Villa.]

[Concerning Ing. Cepeda's report on the San Pedro mine and referring to Villa's mistreatment of Salas and his family.]

[Confirming #25, referring to the reorganization of de la Garza's holdings, and informing him of needs of the mine.]

[Answering #26.]

[Referring to Cepeda's report and asking for money to cover the costs of a trip to Chihuahua.]

[Concerning business of Prestamos y Descuentos with Urias; referring to Cepeda's report; concerning company accounts in the hands of Gutierrez and Castañeda Garcia; suggesting that he purchase shares of the mine La Sultana or San Miguel de Sierra Mojada.]

[Thanking him for money; referring to Villa; providing reports on the mine San Pedro en el Valle and those in Parral.]

[Answering #30.]

[Concerning mines in Parral; referring to Villa.]

[Concerning the purchase of shares of the San Pedro and Parral mines.]

[Referring to Cepeda; concerning zinc mines and mentioning La Sultana mine.]

[Saying that Prestamos y Descuentos will not purchase the Parral mines recommended by Cepeda; mentioning information from Enrique Salas about mines in Sierra Mojada.]

[Answering #35.]

[Answering #36.]

[Referring to Salas; concerning the Parral mines.]

[Giving an account of the history of the Benavides family.]

[Giving a list of the descendents of Jesús de la Garza and their spouses.]

[Giving the history of the de la Garza family from the sixteenth century.]

[Concerning the publishing of a book about de la Garza's ancestry.]

[Concerning insurgence against the Carranza government, including reports of action by Villa, Felix Diaz, Manuel Palaez, Murguia, Obregon, Jose Isabel Robles, and the Cedillo brothers; reporting a statement by John W. Roberts that various factions, represented by L. de la Garza, Adrian Aguirre Benavides, and Generals Carlos Dominguez, Felix Diaz, Alfredo Sarratos, and Manuel Chao, are planning to unite against Carranza.]

[Concerning a suit filed by Alberto Madero against L. de la Garza, to recover, for Francisco Villa, money paid by J. P. Morgan for the purchase of a Western Cartridge Co. contract.]

[Giving L. de la Garza's answer to Alberto Madero's charges (with pictures).]

[Concerning the suit filed by Madero for Villa against L. de la Garza; saying that General Francixco Murguía and his forces are on their way to Chihuahua to aid General Villa in his attack on that city.]

[Mentioning de la Garza's rebuttal to Madero's charges (with pictures).]

[Giving de la Garza's statement to the American press concerning Madero's charges.]

[Saying that General Villa is trying to regain money from former financial agents, including de la Garza, in order to retire to private life.]

[Concerning de la Garza's filing of an answer to Madero's suit, alleging that Villa is an enemy of the United States and cannot be represented in its courts; also mentioning the filing of a countersuit for the amount due on a promissory note signed by Alberto Madero and Antonio Elosua.]

[Same as #8.]

[Saying that Madero's suit against de la Garza was thrown out of court.]

[Concerning reports that Francisco Villa is demanding that the United States turn de la Garza over to him in return for the release of Americna hostages.]

[Concerning David Russek's journey to El Paso to collect money owed by de la Garza to Marcos Russek, with references to Mauro de la Peña and Pascual Borque.]

[Giving the names of those involved in the authorization of cotton exports, including Mauro de la Peña.]

[Asking if she can buy an automobile and mentioning the fall of Zacatecas.]

[Asking for funds.]

[Asking for work in repairing railroads and bridges between C. Juárez and Chihuahua.]

[Telling him to contact Eusebio Calzado, in answer to #5.]

[Confirming #6.]

[Saying that he is moving to New York.]

[Answering #7.]

[Concerning the planting of wheat and cotton on the Haciendas La Concha, Albia, and La Union.]

[Asking about ventilating systems.]

[Concerning ventilating systems.]

[Asking him to have the Mexican-American Trading Co.'s strongbox sent to C. Juárez from the Casino de la Laguna.]

[Concerning a letter recommending Atilano to General Rosalio Hernandez; mentioning General Pereyra.]

[Recommending Atilano de la Garza.]

[Concerning the imprisonment of Anacleto Davila.]

[Giving his opinion of Villa.]

[Referring to Servando.]

[Wishing her happiness.]

[Concerning instructions for Farias.]

[Concerning his insurance policies.]

[Advising him to have his lawyer, Onesimo, intercede with Carranza or the Ministerio de Governación about difficulties with the Torreón authorities concerning his property.]

[Announcing the birth of a son and congratulating de la Garza on the completion of the cartridge deal.]

[Answering #23.]

[Concerning real estate in Torreón and mentioning Hernandez.]

[Concerning the mortgages of A. L. Farias y Hno. which have been transferred to Cia. de Prestamos y Descuentos, S. A.]

[Asking de la Garza to help him out of financial difficulties caused by the revolution.]

[Answering, #27.]

[Concerning de la Garza's proposed trip to New York.]

[Saying that he finds it impossible to help Gonzalez Garza.]

[Concerning the purchase of paintings.]

[Concerning promissory notes delivered to Alberto Stein, one of which was signed by Sra. Lucinda G. Vda. de Navarro.]

[Concerning a check for Sra. Maria F. Vda. Elosua; informing him of rumors in Washington that Robles has gone to the South to subdue those rebelling against Carranza; asking that Andres send a sworn statement about a mortgage to Alberto Stein.]

[Concerning the new revolution.]

[Concerning negotiations in new York, activities of Robles in Mexico, his opinion of General Villa, and mentioning Marx, Maytorena, Lujan, Carusso, and Ambassador Fletcher.]

[Advising him to file suit against Felix Tiblier to obtain five cases of rifles.]

[Answering #36.]

[Acknowledging receipt of #37.]

[Concerning action by the Justice Department to secure the release of Tiblier's rifles.]

[Answering #38 and #39.]

[Concerning the rifles.]

[Telling him to contact the Secretaría del Estado about a decree of amnesty.]

[Answering #42, with a reference to Sra. Esther Garza de la Garza and her sister Marís Garza de la Peña.]

[Thanking him for sending letters.]

[Asking permission to return to Mexico, with reference to Villa and Huerta.]

[Informing him of his return f from the north.]

[Introducing Lazaro de la Garza and his family, at the urging of Tasker L. Oddie, Senator from Nevada.]

[Mentioning a conversation with Alberto.]

[Notifying him of a payment to Fernando Briones for wages for de la Garza's domestic servants.]

[Answering #51.]

[Asking for new currency.]

[Concerning wireless communication between Juárez, Chihuahua, Jimenez, Torreón, and Saltillo.]

[Introducing Manuel Hoyos.]

[Mentioning Pedro Franco Ugarte.]

[Introducing Saturnino Urias Gonzales.]

[Asking for safe-conduct to Torreón for O. Cepeda.]

[Concerning de la Garza's message to General Villa about enemy money within occupied territory.]

[Introducing Atilano de la Garza, who has served under General Villa.]

[Asking him to cover a check to Dr. Martinez.]

[Asking for a loan, with shares of la Cia Agricola y Ganadera de San Evaristo as a guaranty.]

[Concerning firewood and mentioning Raymundo.]

[Informing him of a loan from the American government to the Carranza regime, and advising him to invest his money in Naica.]

[Concerning rival claims of de la Garza and Madero Bros. Inc. for 66 barrels of logwood extract, with a reference to American Smelting … Refining Co.]

"A message from Mexico" Address given by General Salvador Alvarado, at Bankers Club, New York.

[Concerning currency transactions and checks on Rio Grande Bank.]

Also: List of checks from September 21, 1914 to January 5, 1915.