The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-11-25

w~s not close enough fof any MISSILES
20 fall In Juares or Fl Faso.
II was admitted by the rebels enat
some OF the Federals who had passed.
the Constituencies right wing iast
night we're fghting for the water suV-
MY A. Rancho Flores, twelve mies
northwest Of Juarez.
Mohe AMGS,cAN TROOPS MOVE
TO BORDER.
Passports we're demanded to-day from
all Americans who appeared on the
streets Of Juarez. Street car ranc
across the International Bridge was not
stopped. but persons having no business
IN Juares were hustled back TO FL Paso
BY rebel guards.
All hotels In Juares were cleared dur
s,g the night by the rebels for use a.
hospitals. Many wounded we're reported
left on the field.
A machine gun platoon and troop
OF the Thirteenth United States Cav
airy. under Capt. John II. Lewis. we're
reported en- route from Columbus. N.
NJ, to reinforce the border patrol. The
machine gun platoon was TO reinforce
troop ID. Thirteenth Cavalry, at the
International Bridge. troop G being sta
tioned at the Ei Paso foundry. Troop
L. Thirteenth Cavalry. Capt. W. ii.
Clopton, en- route from Noria. y. ~.
Was to be stationed at the I'll Paso
smelter.
4 train bearing nifty wounded and
several dead rebels reached juarea
shortly after noon. when II returned
South II carried nurses and doctors.
Americans who returned from the front
~ that hour reported the Federal ar
tilisry doing great damage to the
rebels.
A. result Of the seven hour battle.
vhich begaM at 6 p. u. yesterday hftsen
usslss below JuArss. villa captured two
Federal trains, . number OF prisoners
and q quantity Of supplies. Early to-
day II was estimated that his losses
we're ~ deed and no wounded. That
the Federal siain will greatly exceed the
rebei loss 10 stated at Juares. although
Il v Impossible - Get any accurate
fiSureA.
ne hattie line extended along front
Of twenty miles. and al many points
where the hghting was desperate re-
ports Of casualties are - yet unaveil-
able.
sIoassr BATTLE ON MEXICAN
COIL SINCE ts4s.
The greatest number Of men that has
engaged In . battle on Mexican soil
since isU participated when the En-
Eaxement began. villa's forces num-
bsrsd 1900 and Il 10 estimated The Fed
erals had $500. The hattie line e.
tended from Bauche. on the west. tn .
ssmicircie to ZaraGosA. near the ITO
0rands. on the east WIN he centre
at TERRA Blanca % Tie Aaxseaa
Central RailroaA
ThA ousaSoa,An1 opsnea aaor Ttorso
Blanca, whom Tsdsrals Arsd upon W.
las main body - Il aproachsd there.
Then followed Q lulu. the Fsdsrah ~.
treating 70 await rsinferoenaaato. ~
8 O'Clock both sidss opened with artal.
lsry ~ Tisrra Blanca. end - houP
later Villas trooos attacked u 6fteen
minutes the Ashting was b DesgSsss
along the wAss4 Lisa
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dsfsnasd his position. - toWaN1D md.
nlght 10 oR6eeod Ais 1seooo - osUame
the aggressive
shortly eft@ mSdMoA e0e weed
that 0ea- eesanos. ws0 ~ SSeeseaA
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