The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-11-27
Remainder of Federal Band.
Encountered by Wound
ed, Going There.
MAY ALREADY BE
IN HANDS OF REBS
Warrington View Of Ba&tle Uncels ls.aIe
Red Cross Granted Permission In
Bring Wounded Soldiers to Texas
1or Treatment.

"a Paso. Nov. ~. .1Encumber.
ed With wounded and lacking
provisions and practically with.
out ammunition, those left OF the
5000 Federal soldiers who un.
aval!insiy fought for two days to
regain Jusres for HueFta, today
contanued their struggle to reach
Cnanuana City, where they hope
70 ontfench themselves In the
Federal garrison.
In Suare9, General Villa active.
y PREPARED to move against Chi
huahua City, which even now
may be In possession of Consti.
taonalists under General Manuel
Cnao, who was known to be in
Net vicinity 1t tho time fighting
south OF Juarex began.
Washinston. Nov. 27.-The route
OF the Mexican federals near Juares
by the constitutionalist forces and a
wireless report from Rear Admiral
Fletcher indicating that conditions in
the oil regions near Tuxpam were
not as threatening as previously had
been reported, held the interest Of Of
ficial Washington in the Mexican sit-
uation.
Tne wireless message from Admiral
F1etcher. who left Vera Crux ON the
oattleship Rhode Island Monday with
John Lind. the special American en-
voy to investigate alleged threatening
nam ana Mmn,.o ' S.o,,H,ss y. .,,l. Lux.
reIiaf - oaic;.Ia 80. S'vusn. ev.oent
renor+ ~ ,e~.sSs.. ". et,. Lne aomifais
arhers pTt;.h as ass sae neHH auxpam neId
sre .strstSA ,s.,e amu :an.er.:a Aelan anterests
immediate aggressive action on the
part Of the United States to provide
protection would be necessary.
4hs s,snnc". onssatsa, s,eaa..Sm, Us resaie OF
90 ~ vsS rs.,.s sIps TpeIasons near Juarez
eH.. Sasaou po'sty ~. @ .. anetner @ siege OF
nest nn.nt - S..sA =. ."1He" sno WI 0e-
,nrntacttn,, o., S'ya NJ y.. % aIVro ~ eMPie
~ haesss. Nn.to. tS.t1 -. 5.so ~"1 tne neisn-
s..,,.H ~. ~ so..s.o.y. ~ oroers were
TowS1.s W. ~1a'.S ~. t1o.ll r0tt
Tw.5tsst, 1y,... s9 Se a.i1a' aso' oL Ine
,rr;ch S,ii, ~ ...ss - st.ses aoe n1ansry
.,;tist.. III ~ vs usea sC pIsse.vs g. oToer
~ y ss -,
ma ~ *. elIsns I;.t p.n!L s1 nn the
1ss - - ~ -. eIss Gn.n ls,, OF ca"aHy
.r;rc,s T~ y ~ L .,,ss 81, For. H 5isss ana en-
tinn n fh:.. - .s.s s., sSsaSsi = n = eaGs- 9s
ssss,th sMst sr.s,,aS 1e sn9 nL-
nosts .,S yHsi r.. ss% ssansa . .r noreneIn
fsr,, - ~. Wse.ss ses"u; S...,;. snere iS oat.
aats. " ci sne rihtM alth!ery. WINE Brig
s.,,,o A.an "a AZ ~ M.iS:. -: Sco1 WIN y, =
~ - ~, 49, Sa s..e awesn cavalry VIII
So,SS a. xI - eoy ~ ne Hae cotn.
s uee% %y..as. .me t"ressened 1 o9SoreaK among
t"e nS.N1 Sav'U inolans IN new Mexico.
r,sr r,nE s. Mexcans Across Border.
.,,a.. ~ar uepar.ment' upon the re-.
.,. Iuese a ~ sne Amefacan Hed Cross. Is
csea Se .usn. 0ros.s WMcn .a permlsteo bringing
~. ~ wounaea Mexican soldiers across
.ne Doroer 70 FL Faso. the permission
,,!I HupIylns 20 teo9rai ana constitution
a'iTs M,s solo,srs pns csaak aake: k:,,....
Ing hed cross author1t1es find IL
easer ~ 70 care Tor the wounded Mexi-
% cans IN American territory than to
Snter % intefnationai negotiations which
Iou!d M ne necessary TO cross the boun-
u.a.:. 1ary. ~no also is known that "a.
. c'nIies 1or the care OF the wounded
nJuarez are INADEQUATE.
Opens way to Recognition.
NJ was sugkested that one important
IesGit OF the rebel victory at Juarex
might De to bring into greater promi-