Box 1

[Referring to a telegram to Federico Moye about the mining situation and to conversations with U. S. politicians, and saying that his wife is still seriously ill.]

[Concerning currency.]

[Complaining that he is being confused with Emeterio de la Garza Junior in the press.]

[Referring to the economic situation in Mexico, discussing mining, industry and commerce.]

[Transcribing two telegrams from Bryan, Secretary of State, to G. C. Carothers and asking for a reply concerning these telegrams, concerning the status of Spaniards, the imprisonment of the American Consul in la Ciudad de Parral, and the status of other foreigners.]

[Concerning money for the arrangement of a purchase of clothing, for currency, for Sulvaga, for Quadriacopulos, for Haymond Krupp, for Texas Bank and Trust Co., and for Rio Grande Valley Bank & Trust Co., including money for jewels for de la Garza's wife; saying that he is going the next day to El Paso, then he will continue to Chihuahua to arrange the printing of currency.]

[Concerning information from Eduardo Arguelles about cotton, with reference to Galveston, Sr. Salomon and a Spaniard, Callejas.]

[Concerning the financial and business situation, which has been affected by the war in Europe; giving an account of public opinion of Villa; discussing the organization of the new government and Villa's successes in battle.]

[Confirming a coded telegram concerning conferences about the new government; concerning Constitutionalist currency, with reference to Villareal and Winfield.]

[Referring to conferences with the advisors of El Banco del Estado and of the Departamento de Minas Confiscadas; announcing his departure for Torreón to install an Agencia; asking that someone else be appointed to administer La Hacienda "La Concha y Anexas."]