Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-25
VILLA HAS
FEDERALS ON
RUN BELOW
JUAREZ
Constitutiomalist Commander
Orders General Rebel Ad-
vance on Retreating Enemy
All Along Line.
CANN0Ns' ROAR EASILY
HEARD IN Ell PAs0

HEARD IN Ell PAsO
ms urasca virn 70 Evening HeFnid.l
El paeo. Trx.. NOV. 2a.-At noon
TODAY the con8iiiutiunalist officers w
Iuarc1 reported that the attacking
federala had been driven back nll
nions tho rebel froni and that Gem
cral paucho villa. constiiutlouaii7t
commander. had ordered general
advance Of hes mon naainat tho fcd-
erals declared 90 be in retreat
An Associated Press reporter sta
toned az the top Of a wireless tclc-
graph tower 500 feet high. three miles
east ~ "a pasO, confirmed the rebel
report that the federnlH were falling
back south nf Junre2. lis could pee
the manueVors with field glasses
~ that hour lighting WAS atiii in
progress south ~ Iuarea. but the bait
tie had ceased at che town ot hnra-
gOsa, which Us opposite kFlctA, Texas
twelve miles east of 10 Faso. The
lighting tacre opened early this
morning, az the same hour that mr.
/ fng was heard on the rebel front.
inez Salazar. former rebel general,
but now u tiuertn commander, WIS
said 90 be leading the fcdcrnls at
ZaraRosn He had been reported a.
prisoner several times tpdny, but the
rebel officers in Juarcz declare they
know nothing of lis capture. The
L ighting has been heavy between the
two armies at IHragOfa and the cam
mons roar Was plainly heard In FL
Pnsp 40 morning
Juar N Medina. chief of stan 10
/ gsnoral Villa. VINO rolnains behind In
/ Iunrrl derinred that "Juurex la not
IN as much danger ffom the direction
~ LaraguHo as ip other directions
ana addrd thaf "Wa will take care
of therp Br IA receiving roportH
4 frcot,entIV from his CHIEF az the
| front md eppoare optlfnlstic. Medina
1 declared ~ noon thai the federnls
4 mad ms boon driven back as far as
/ thirty iniios south of Juaroz exccpt
/ ihose al Zaranosa.
Todnt'e nnhting was the second
dave' conflict hetNeap the two con.
tending mrfniee said AZ total from
lten fhuuatt,d al twelve thousand men.
lrhe, ftdarnle opcned Nondnr after.
moon bv attrmpiing 10 flank villa on
linz es,st ln NJ rofos 10 ~ hehlnd
Ihhn and attnek Juarcz fr0m the
| north,ucaf buf Tho rehaIa rcpuleed
thew. Theu the nahtinr opened on
Vniaie center when. the fadernls with
nold pleces. atternptcd to force through
fhn rrhel limo Again thrv were held
bnek NilIa sont a traln lnnd of
| wounded to Jnnroz Monday evenlng
land ordered an pcopie oug Of the
hotels. which MCgD turned into hose
i pitats
/ Fipbtipr was dfs,tltorv thrnuahosti
Il the nlrhf along tho front and near
/ Israrosa. and reopnnod with The first
| hreqk of dawn fodav.
Colonel porNrln Talnrnentos. one of
the rebel coioueis. was killed ln the
| battle last nieht according ID am
pouncanent at rebel hcadaiinrters Bin
Innrog this morning.
N villa mas succeoded in driving
tbc federitla haek, ~ h. claims thie
I means IN posfponem,n4 ~ d decisive
| hattie for noraratl,qn of the state ns
Vnh win be- unnbi. 40 follow th, red
erals in ease thev retreat. lie an.
nouneed when he cnpttlred Juarez
| thnt br cAmo FOR the nurposa 81 rc.
blonishinr mis- Ammunition supplv and
nutntting His men and that N the
| foderaIs did moi ntfafk him Gin a few
davs'' he would 80 after Them Ths
prcaont battle has again depleted his
/ supplies fnd ho Will bo forced q
walt. n the federals retreat.
| Another train bearinn so wounded
and several dead rebels was brought
into Juarez at noon TODAY from tht
front When Il returned south. Il
carried uutses and doctors Amcri.
cans who came In from ths front IA
THAT hour reported nghting very splr.
tied and the fcderals doing great dam.
4 Colonel Juan N Modina. of IN,
| rebel forces, this Afternoon appenle,
| 10 the American Red cross tnrousi
the local president. Dr. O.. ~ 3rnden
for aid ln treating the Jliarex wound
ed Dr Braden hns wired secretarl
Charles H. Mngee. at washington f0
permission to send aid over Medin,
lHsaurcs tho Red Gross official that ful
protection viii be given. The wound.
| I'd tn Juarpx Hra e1Id tn be- uragtignl 4
| iy without attention.
PASSES we've demanded today from
an Americans who appeared on thi
streets of Juarez Street car traffic
across the international bridge wal
not stopped but persons having ui
business lea Juarcg were hustled ou
by rebel guards at the border
machine gun platoon and trool
& of the Thirteenth cavalry undo
Captain John ii lewis were repOrtri
enruute here today from Columbus
N. NJ, tO reinforce the border patrol