The chronicle=news., 1914-05-18

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II 0aai1ssaisa Gssssssssd - Asss1 8Ask
II a. Asn' ~ ~. Rssssy ss~s
yAl0DoM.C0 PRODUCE co.
Loeal Agents.
would sinpir mean another se,"in-
iios. '.Ano,,-r tiasrsa vOuid sprins
UP aad III. struggle xoald sontin-
ur." he said.
Coastl(uti ,nsiisi officials DE-
slisSA 10 .sp'-s. themselves as 10
the latias, IN BY the iiuesia dele
xsSss that Iiis Cabrera would b- az
lee.sssbis TO the HusriA siemsni as
provisional rs~.id.nt after the se.is-
nstios Of iiusriA, They declared
that 70 far they Know. Senior Ca
bsess had not been considered by
then ss a possible provisional p's.i'
d~ss.
They sail that the constitutional
lists leaders isd agreed upon G9n-s-
ai cayssays a. provisional ps-sid-ht
aad that Graerai cssrsnsA himself
would Dot b, allowed To decline that
place Nilhs 4 the approval of the
leaders. esp tally The generals of ih-
army.
They pointed aa, that a~nor "a.
bs~ss. uhii- . most emis-h, man ahi
ihosoashiy d-niisisd with the SON
ssiSal ioasii.l moseasa'. Was iissi-
ksovs personally TO the military
H. -
Nissass Falls. Ont. Nsy ,ss-
With tho arrival k.s- sa.iay sf the
nsias Nsoa. Ars-a,ia- minister. The
first ofthe S.,aih Am~ri.sa media.
,oss Ia s-srh lh- ss-n- where ih~s
Will formally op-n their sunf-s-ns~
"Wednesday. the rffass In eoni-~~ this
Neslrsa si,uaiiah made . s-si start.
lsn~s =, M~~. at the brazilian
Consulate in NA~ YORK also arrived
TO-DAY. Amonk oshrss h.se arr NJ,
Noeaisa. secretary In the brazilian
aahaasdos aud &eaos \. Aisass u.
N Tssesu., former shsss- de- at.
fsisvs of N-siro si wsshisssos.
Jaae~s. May ia tsirxsan ~as
reee,sed b. soassi,asioasii.s otfseisi.
to-day fspm T~pie by ~sy at A.srp-
sesa sivlax snme Of the details nt
The espsar- Of T~pie By the saas,,'a-
ssoasllsss saturday. Ths sosssisu'
49,. .1S~a s.~.-..-s SS.>--.Ha.A a. IT,
srsi t.seto nissso aaa G~s.ssi Rs-
tssi nasiss wys. fpse~d To Iisss tos
svssly.6oas hoan 10 take the sova
Asa they s~poss nssS sssasis,~ss
0~sesyi, isas)sa V called the i'os srs.
ersl lnasf ats- .euss,i,aitossiisss.
Ne Il bat "a ,ears OLD. These Of
The xsrsisoa which had sos se-a
Killed. .ouNAed Of sapgased. ft~d 10
the south aud arc brias pas.n-.i by
the victorious eoas,i'astoasitsss.
With shts ssesosy. tho esassi,u-
t:oasii.s. eoassui the entire territory
ot Topic ssd shr eatirv line of the
Southern Pacific railroad tsom No.
saies 10 Tep,eo h In their hsad'
and has b~va rc.opcnca.
On May ~. the eosssiiaiioasiis,s
cut the fedora, lilac ot euMmuai.A.
sSoa brs~rea Colias and NasEaailiu
thus satsiss Oft the arrival Of sup.
Pile. q, Guaymss asa MssAiisn from
the supply bss~ of 0asdaiJsss.
The sonssiSslioasliaas declare this
NOV. will pesveat the arrival "f pro.
visioas OF aamusitioa ., those porss
t.ns Angeles. Cat. NAV iS-0cn-
crai Teller. the federal commander
Al Ma,atlaa. Ms Offered 10 surrcnd-
cr tho remnant of his truota. prpvid-
ed hc I. accorded the hoaoss ot var
hy General 0brvsoa. according 10
ai,ic-s received today by Adoifu
Garlic. coasiiiuisoasiisi rcprcs-n,a.
tive here. The telegram also in
formed Garlic that rebet acrpplanc
wrecked Ia Pedro fort al Maxailan.
today. killing twenty men aud putt.
Ing all OF the artillery there out Of
commission.
Further advices said that Carran-
"a VAS on his way hack to Torrcon.
and that General Buelns. who cap
turcd the city OF Tepic. was en- route
To attack Gusdalajara with $1,000
men.
Before starting hack TO Torrcon
Carran.a went to the state Of Zaca-
tecas to confer with General Natcra
regarding plans for the march to
Nexi,o city which IL Naa stat I'd