Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-13
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~, Leased NJ, Jo Evening H"raid.
NuauI,a Nfiz. March o. tu,uur-
Hgrh 70. federal defeats lt interior
towns and tuy hluouI"-- victory Ers.
i,rduN loo taking the port ui Aqua
prI,tu. I.uuu sonora state troops 90
daNbr,1N today attacked SugUl's.
sonora upuusIt, this border town
and ,I-tpu. port with. promise ui
iriufurrcWruts fIum General bi"du ~
BOO iud,r.Is making forced march
from the eastward BORDER town, the
$50 men ot 90, Nuptlr- federal EaIrI-
SON mad, determined d'i'us"
against tho onslaught ot th" Oonstitu-
tIunulir' iuryo4
bullets showcrcd into the ARIZONA
town. divided from ih, Mexican town
Dos % hasiuoss street wu!udmg one
M,virIu uitigou uu the AiiZnnJ side
ana piercing the holmes oi Americans
in NuEJlcs. Arizona. tinted states
tN,uus rushed from Fort llua,hu,l
were spread Iluug the international
lir'. F,rpiuE back IA" curiuus. The
FIRST ,hurg, ut the lnsurWrnt troops
YVES rcpul-cd with u loss ut from ul.
teen tu twenty. dee Jared th' t'd"thls'
while tho garrison defenders 'urly VA
thy dos lu.i ut least seventeen tIlird
ana eleven Wounded
Tho battle opened ~ daylrcak \
uutub WAS fired ts 90 slguHl buU iu"
state troops opened hot iif" on the
federal rttrrur hin,nta south. west
and east ui NoghIrH IN uy.GsIuuul
explosion uf hand grenade showed
M, method bog which the attackers
Nrrr ,ulrlNuriuE 90 FhItt'r IN, adobe
buildings iu which kusttrUtyi,'.s In-
fIl,s we're rntf"uch"d fh' rebels
had nItui clos" iH tho federal lines
before dtyhrcAK nd their nr' WAS
deadly uud accurate
suEUultips among thr defenders
were reported almost ut once and
colonel kustrrhtyky sent to th"
American side foT u phy sIHian tu care
for the wounded. ~ thc outbreak of
the fght Captain 60 g. Smith. IN
charge of The Fiith United states roN-
aiTr uairul here, d'Vlu''u MS men
along the border, Hud sent word 10
FORT HuuchHea tE,t N Hght had
opened The Warming. however, hud
been anticipated. ana before day
break t train bearing thr," additional
troops ot cavalry and machine gun
platoon. under command ot Major
Tate, was on the way from th" fort &"
the scene ut hustihtios. The Amer.
icau troopers guarded the upru"r 20
pr,ycnt either party crossing thr Nn'
and warned residents ui IN" NmrTi-
can town to Keep inside their houses
90 avoid stray bullets which iri ire
uueutly in the rcsidpnp" disttl.t
Colonel Tate refused request from
the federal defenders 90 bus bread un
tho American Side, IL was said on
direct authority. br GUStrttcr re-
m1Inrd working ON tnD Tines and 10
n o'clock had found thirteen wound
od. including e stat" lieutenant
IN. Twin MEXICAN ana American
towns ot tho Arizona border scene of
tuduN's battle, are 49, one yuWmUnitE
with tbrir business streets lnuttiur
directly Eu,h has % population of
about $500 The houses uu th,
American sid, mostly 90. ul urinb
OF STONE construction. uhN, ihr Mex,
loan town Boz largely u' tho suu baked
brick WhIlu Afforded q auiufN turt'
location tu an, defenders. Luupholr'
were easily lui leo Nh, thick, soft WhIl'
while the drain pipes u' tho runl'
offered rcudy-mtd" port HOLES i"l
riNr IRE.
Consul Simrirh t'l,rr1phyd ru tp
Uuul fuI Rcd tInss iunue Zoo ln' stal'
druartm,ut Ht WtshIuEiUn Nam
automobiles 1f NuuuI'- residents vrr,
uut in commission Hr'using The
wounded 90 hospitals her, hosuIt0r'
firing continued until noon with th'
defenders holding their positions
Whilr Colourl Eu,ho Eustorlit2k'
has been most UciN" ln ursani2iui
tor defense ne Is ranked Dos lIcutcn
ant colonel Manuel Reyes, % r'gulu
army officer who commands the fed
cral soldiers. Who are lighting sid
Pos side with kust"riltTkN q 'turulr-.
Kostcrlitzky ut noon expressed toa
of uu uss1llt directly from the front
which would greatly ond1ng,r resi-
dents ON the Arizona side, ana ais
would be- most diiuDuu in meet D.
the defenders
While In hcr home here Mrs Nd
NJ Gibson was struck ln the hrvl u
her shoe hN STRAW bullet \ smu
M,Nirup hos WIS seriously W"uulc
while On the American side re
Cross workers rrturuing from th
field reported that General bhrrgu
declared that the morning iightn
was primarily tu lind uui thr dcfcud
rrs' position
- viii hit hard -nou" declared th
,uustitutiuuilist commander
Eighteen wounded al noon WEI
being treated in 70 NoEalcg hospitu
with the volunteer American worker
rcturnine tu the ucld for moro. IN
slightly wounded ARE hcinp treated a
the Held hN nT Gustett"t
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