INCOMUNICACION Incommunication. The position of a man in prison who is not permitted to communicate with his friends, lawyers or any one from the outside. JEFE Chief. JEFE POLITICO Political chief. Head of a district under the jurisdiction of the Governor. Under Diaz they had almost unlimited power for mischief. LEY FUGA The Runaway Law--which was resorted to for the purpose of doing away with obnoxious political enemies or agitators; while they were taken from one prison to the other, they were shot from the back, and the pretext was that they had tried to run away. MADERISTA Political follower of F. I. Madero. MOCHO Contemptible term to designate members of the clerical party in Mexico. NEO-CIENTIFICO New scientist. A political party which was a continuation of the old cientifico party. They came into power under Madero, and were headed by Ernesto Madero, uncle of Don F. I. Madero, and by Rafael Hernandez, a cousin of the president. PACIFICO A peaceful Indian, one that cultivates the land and does not carry arms. PELADO “Skinned.” Term applied to a very poor Indian. PEON Indian worker on plantation or mines. PLAN DE AYALA Written by a school-teacher, Montaño, for Zapata. It was aimed against the neo-cientificos in the Madero cabinet, --the provisional president was supposed to be P. Orozco, and in case of his absence Emiliano Zapata. The Plan was essentially an agrarian plan, local in its ideas of reforms. PLAN DE GUADALUPE A Manifest written by V. Carranza to rally the Mexicans in the overthrow of the Huerta dictatorship. It did not attempt to bring about any reforms, --only the elimination of Huerta and his supporters.