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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18

Will Hold Apron Sale.
An apron sale will be held tomor-
row AFT ernoon by the ladies of St.
PauPs Episcopal church in the Guild
hall. A luncheon will be served.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
Gets Job on Police Force.

Joseph B. Cane is new patrolman
on the city police force. Mr.. Cane
assumed his new duties today and
hereafter there will be two officers on
Chestnut street, Cane will have the
Northside beat.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
Baer Has New Position

H. Baer, formerly bookkeeper at
Mesberg & Lavick's furniture store
has resigned his position and accepts
similar place with Adolph Keller of
the Virginia Horse company. Mr.. Baer
is succeeded at the store of Mesberg
& Lavick by John Peterson.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
PERSONALS
From Wednesdays Daily
Row Sustains Broken Ar

DR.. Fisher was called to Angora last
night to attend the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Racer of that village, who sustained
fracture of the arm in an accident.
He was brought to the Lenont hospit-
al this morning where an x-ray ex-
animation of the fracture was made
before it's reduction.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
ginia. Mr.. Everett took a shot gun
with him and expects to get some
duck shooting at Pelican lake.
Mother Not Expected to Live.

Mother Not Expected to Live.
A message was received this morn
ing by DR.. M: E. Curtiss of the Union
Painless Dentists . announcing. the
serious illness. Of his mother, Mrs.
M. r: Curtiss, in her home in Brook
Ign, N. 7. Her condition is so critical
that news of her death is momentarily
expected. - : :: -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
Used Obscene Language: Fined.

Used Obscene Language; Fined.
Steve Nelich got an object lesson in
municipal court this afternoon when
Judge Carey assessed a stiff fine
against him for using obscene Ian
guage on the street. Nelich was
picked up by the police last night.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
X. p. Initiation TOnipht

n I. In1t1at1On IOmght.
The rank of page is to be conferred
on a class of six by Northern Light
lodge of the Knights Of Pythias to-
night at it's Castle hall in the Lyric
building.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
Ladies' Aid to Meet,

Ladies' Aid to Meet.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:3O in the church
parlOrs.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
PAYDAY on D. w. & P.

0yO0y VH d w. u I
Today is payday for the employees
in all departments of the Duluth, Win
nipeg & Pacific and something like
$4,000 is being paid to the emf loyes
in the train service of the road and
it's other departments.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-09-18
CITY BRIEFS
From Mondays Daily.

m Board Meeting Tonight.
The school board has a regular
meeting at the high school tonight.
Only routine business is up for con-
sideration.
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MAY WANT EASTMAN
 . FOR ARMY HOSPITAL
.RUMOR THAT THE ARMY AND NAVY HOSPITAL HERE WILL
 BE GENERALLY USED.
Quarters insufficient Unless Means
 Is Provided to Take Care of the
 Wounded in Some Other Manner.

Rumor has it that the Eastman hotel, adjacent to the Army and Navy hospital in Hot Springs, may be asked for as an adjunct for the care of wounded and other soldiers requiring attention during the prog ress of the Mexican war. The rumor is said to be founded on overtures already made for the use of this property in the event it is found necessary to bring the wounded from the Mexican war to this city for at tention.
 A number of boys from the Army and Navy general hospital are or dered to proceed to the border for active service, several of whom are members of the Loyal Order of Moose of Hot Springs.
 An order from the war department to the commanding officer at the Army and Navy hospital ordering all Of the men of that institution thai can be spared to proceed to Texas City and Galveston was received yes terday. Sergeant Johnson is ordered to Galveston to take transport at that place to Vera Cruz Schorr, Rolston, Hantch, Gayno and Dunlap are ordered to go to Texas City The boys left on the 5:30 Iron Mountain train yesterday afternoon, being es- torted to the train by the Moose drum and bugle corps. The boys were all very much pleased with the pros poets of going to the front and all hoped to see active service These boys have been stationed at Hot Springs for some time; several are members of the Moose and have made many friends here who were at the train to wish them well and give them a good send-off. Orders were also received at the Army and Navy for all the clothing that could be spared to be shipped at once to the front.
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URGING l. E. SAWYER
 FOR HOUSE SPEAKER
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE FINDS MANY URGING HIS CANDIDACY
 FOR THE HONOR.
Because of Bar Association Having Much Interest in Legislation, That Body May Recommend Garland County Man.

l.. E. Sawyer of this city, who served in the last house Of represen- tatives, and who has already been nominated by the democrats for a second term, which is equivalent to election, is being urged to make the race for speaker of the house of rep resentatiyes.
 Letters and communications on this subject have been received from many of the hold oyer' members of the last house, who believe that in Mr Sawyer is to be found the most acceptable man for the presiding of ficer of the house in the next ses- sion, which opens the second Monday ill January.
 The various bar associations, not alone of the districts, but of the state, have much interest in legisla- tion they will endorse and recom- mend, and because of this, there is already a sentiment on foot looking to the general endorsement of the candidacy of some representative man for speaker Of the house whose influence will be valuable to the leg islation that will be pending there looking to bigger and better things for Arkansas.
 In Hot Springs Mir. Sawyer has many friends who have urged his for the speakership. Yes terday MT. Sawyer stated that he had not decided to make a campaign for the place, but that he would be amenable to the desire of his friends and constituents, and that if they be- lieved that he could serve them best as speaker. and if the majority of the house membership wanted him to serve as speaker, he would most likely enter the campaign at some later date
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tests. Ramble school won the day in the grammar school contests by several points, the number being in dispute This school will retain the cup awarded last Wear.
 The stars were easily seen to he J. Lewis, o. Guerin, J. Guerin, J. lStearns, W. Dugan, E. Cockburn of RambIe; s. Campbell, c. Watt, of Central and J Mcdonald of Jones.
 The official score on points by schools was announced as follows: Seniors, JS points; Jones, points; Sophomores, IT points; Freshmen, % points
 Track Meet Results l00-yard dash won by Patton, captain of the senior class; Tarbell, second, senior; Lock- cit, third, captain of freshman class.
 120-Yard Hurdle-Patton, first; Gladson, second.
 SSO-Yard Granddaughter, first ; Lockett, second; Duren, third
 440-Yard Run Patton, first; Lock ett, second, Tarr, third.
 220-Yard Hurdle -Gladson, first; Lauher, second: Sammons, third.
 One Mile Run -Iauher first; Moon, second; Duren. third
 220-Yard Run-Patton, first; I4au- her, second Triffit, third.
 One Mile Relay-LOcket, first; Lauher. second; Summons, third. Locket represented the freshmen, Lauher the seniors, and Sammons the sorhomores.
 Shot Put Patton, first; Tarr, sec ond; Martin, third.
 Pole Vault first; Tay- Tor second; Gladson, third.
 High Jump-patton, first; Glad son, second Tarr, third.
 Broad Jump-Patton, first. Hazel rigg, second; I.auher, third.
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NAVY BEATS HARVARD.

Annapolis, Md, April 25,-By mar gin of little more than half a length Navy's varsity eight-oared crew today defeated Harvard varsity crew, GOV ering the distance-one mile and five sixteenths ia minutes and 43 sec onds. Harvard crossed the finish line two seconds lat"-
 Harvard's second crew won from Navys second eight over the same course by three lengths, in exactly the same time.
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chicano Z. Kansas CIV /.

Chicago, April 25.-The Chicago Federals won hard hitting game from Kansas City today to 2, the visitors wasting many of t1eir eleven hits. Watson, for Chicago. was pounded nearly as hard as Harris. but home runs by Tinker and Wilson and Watson's good work in keeping the Kansas City hits scattered made the local victory rather easy In addition to his home run, Tinker got double and two singles.
 Score. K. Fl. F. Kansas City .000 900 000-2 II 2 Chicago. .140 0lO tOx-7 F 2
 Harris and Brown; Watson and Wilson.
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BASE BALL NATIONAL LEAGUE
Cincinnati B. Chicago

Chicago, April 25.-Cincinnai de feated Chicago 13 to 1 ia the final game of the series today.
 Score. R. Fl. E. Cincinnati. J03 0Q0 320-l3 l2 2 Chicago .000 0l0 000-- 6 ,
 Davenport and Gonzales, Clark; Koesner Stack, Smith and Archer Bresnahan
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Brooklyn 4, Boston 0.

Boston, April 25.- Reulbael was in fine form today, Boston only getting three scattered hits and Brooklyn won easily 1 to O. Score: k. II. E. Brooklyn. .010 003 000-4 l2 l Boston. .. 0O0 900 0oO-O 0
 ReuIbach and Fisher; Cruteher and Gowdy.
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LAWYERS, TAKE NOTICE.

On account Of the meeting of the State Bar Association at Pine Bluff tine date of the annual meeting of the Third District Bar Association is changed to May 13, at Malvern. Mark 1t on your program.
 4-222t A. CURL, President.
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FOR SALE-200 acres cut-oyer land, near Hot Springs. well watered finest range in Garland county oa good
 county road and railroad terms to suit. Address Owner, 223, care Sem tinel-Record. It
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
St. Louis 1. Indianapolis 3.

Indianapolis, April 25.-St Louis took advantage of LaPorte's error in the ninth inning, making two runs and won todays game from the local Fed era league club { to 9
 Sccre. R. II E. St. Louis 900 002 002 i 8 c Indianapolis. 100 100 010-2 ' ?
 Groome, Herbert and Hartley, Moseley and TeXter.
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Cleveland i, Chicago 0.

Cleveland. April 25.--Ilagorman, a recruit pitcher, had the edge o1 Benz of Chicago today and Cleveland won to 0. Score: R. II. F. Chicago .. 900 000 GOO Q Q Cleveland 900 GOO 00ll , |
 Benz and Schalk; Hagerman and Carisch.
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LEAGUE
Detroit 1. St. Louis 0.

St Louis, April 25.-'Ilarry Cove lesli's pitching was too much for St. Louis today Detroit wnnlg again I to 0. Score: k. H. F. Detroit. .201 GOO 0l0-4 s 1 St. Louis . -. .000 GOO 00o C 3
 CovelesM and Stanage Hamilton. Baumgardner and Crossin.
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RAMBLE SCHOOL
 WON FIRST HONOR
SENIORS WON THE GREATEST NUMBER OF POINTS IN MANY
 EVENTS AT THE PARK.
Interesting Competition is Witnessed by Large Audience and the Interest Was Intense.

Field day yesterday between the various schools of the city in compe- titlon on the Wilmington park field resulted in some very stirring con
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Chattanooga !, Atlanta 0.
 Mobile ;, New Orleans 5 tcalled at end of tenth; darkness)
 Birmingham 10, Montgomery 2. Memphis-Nashville wet grounds.
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HabtuaI constipation and all liver troubles san be cured by using Griesby's Liv-ver-Lax. Ask R. c. Nor rls Drug Go.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-26

Dr. B. F. Casada has gone to New Orleans, La, to take another course in medicine at the Tulane medical college.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-26

Call 574, J. M. Sims, sos Malvern avenue. for fresh eggs in case lots or less. 4-26-lw
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Two Postponed.

St. Louis at pittsburg, rain. Philadelphia at New York, rain.
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We Have No Solicitors, HOT SPRING uPHoLSTERlNG co. Phone 2fo. 3of Third Street.
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Two Postponed.

New York at Phi 'adelphia rain. Boston at Washington, rain
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TEXAS LEAGUE
Austin 2 Waco ?.
 Dallas Q, Fort Worth 3. Beaumont-Galveston, rain,
AMERICAN ASSN.

Columbus lj, Cleveland C. St. Paul l3, Milwaukee 1. Minneapolis 3, Kansas City 1. Indianapolis 0, Louisville 8.
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Two Not Played

Buffalo at Baltimore, rain Brook yn at Pittsburg, wet grounds
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
1906 .BENITO JUAREz- 1914. Ha sido

E pr6xmo dia 2 la RepGbca Mexcana ceeDrara el Ioo
anversaro del nacimieno del indo sublime de Gueatao
E pabe6n trcolor smboo de nuestra naconahGad nue
pendencia despegando ce agua aanera faeara Veto
roso be sobe antique Paaco de los Vrreye procamanoo
ante Universe enro que nombre de uarez vve VVa eter-
nannente en- ell coraz6n del pueblo meXcano
ahora, pueblo tan vllpenQlaooy escaec-
por popos los eXtrano evocara ntensaenC aoe
temente recuerdo del Gran Repbco con ndoa
ucha exranero trador supo cnen
Reorma que sugera ante e respeto nternac
na inmacuado e nombre de Mexico
Ojaa que los mexcano conscentes sensato ahte enIor
uno tremendo que ae acuamente Mexico que ana se1ne
guarda aqu que enent6 uarez 8epan
su eepo tenacdad patrosmo que e defendio en-
aquea epoca erech del pueblo echazen ahora toda
sion extana de cuaour caracter que sea- que Historic guarda
pagna de grattud los nombres de los
heroes que Juarez viven la Patra por
Patria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
Notas sobre los asuntos
mexicanos.

El lunes decidira ell Juez fede-
raj Meek, en- Ia Corte de Pecos,
81 procede ell recurso lie habea.
corpus interpuesto en- favor de
los federales mexicanos presos
en- ell Fuerte Bliss.
Ell Embajador ingles EN-
Washington declare antier que su
pals harfa reclamaciones directas
en- case necesario, las autorida-
des rebeldes de Chihuahua, por
abuses c0metidOs con gus s1bdl-
tos, sin que eat0 quieta teclr que
esta dispuesto a reconocerIas CO.
mo beligerantes.
Ell Representante por Mis-
souri, en- el COngresO americana,
Mr.. Barthold, ha pedido que Sc
invite al Gobierno y a los revolu-
cionarios mexicanos para que &C.
lebren conferencias de paz y den
fin a la actual contienda.
Mr.. Barthold quiere que su idea
Sc ponga en- practica con ell apo
yo del Gobierno americana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
Carranza teme q Villa.

Seg6R un mensaje de 10 delae-
tnaI procedente de Douglas, Arl-
zopa- no sc sabe NADIA del vlaJe
de Carranza, desde Ia semana pa
sada, que sali6 de Aqua, Prleta'
aunque Sc esperaba que para me-
..iados del corriente mes llegaria
a la Inca divisoria de Sonora y
Chihuahua.
Entretantc, en- los circulos ca
rrancistas de Sonora, Sc toma co,
mo cierto que las intenciones de
primer iefe de Ia revoluci6n. nc
son o,ras que InLerHar>- IL a'euu
lugar ignorado de las serranlas,
hasta convencerse de Ia actltuo
de Villa hacia su persona.
AIgunas personas asegGran que
Carranza esta muy enfermo &c
est6mago. agregando que LAS nde'
vas privaciones y sobresaltos de
su vfaie actual, vendran a agra
var sus viejas dolencias.
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En- Sonora circular cua-
tro clases de moneda.

Il sISLeILId LiIUuO Cai ~ uEi L1>'"f'
do rebelde de Sonora, esta en- Ia
mas completa anarquia. Clrcu-
Ian ALI cuatro clases de monedas,
a saber: los dollars americanos,
los billetes constitutional stas,
los que ha emitido ell gobierno re-
belde del Estado. y los ''billetes
villistas, brillando por su ausen-
cia los pesos mexicanos Y los bi-
Uetes de los Bancos de nuestrO
pals. 10 que no parece resultar
muv del agrado de los comercian'
tes, cue en- este desbarajuSte mo,
netario V estando obIigados 2 ls
fuarza ? tomar el papel moneds
de los rebeldss, han optato Hol
senaiar distintos precioS 2 Sus
efectos, de acuerdO con Ia ciasC
de moneda con que les son psga
dos Y tcmando como base e. pre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
Cunde el descontento

Apenas acaba de voltear las es-
paldas ell supreme jefe de Ia re-
vuelta del Norte, para empren-
der su viaie 2 Chihuahua, Y va
empiezan a dar muestras de pal
pable desagrado sus mas cerca-
nos partidarios.
Ell llamado Consul constitucio-
nalista de Nogales, Arizona, Sr.
Ricardo Gayou, acaba de ser re-
movido de ese puesto por haber
manifestado pdblicamente que nc
simpatizaba con Carranza perso-
nalmente, y que el sostenia a Ia
ca1ssn y 10 al hombre. En- su lu'
gar fu8 nombrado E. Y. Anaya,
residente de Tucson, Arizona.
FL Ing. Manue! Bonilla, de GU
yo arresto damos cuenta en- otrc
lugar ID este nisno nGmero, fix
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|Ia sido confirmada Ia sentenCia de
= muerte que pesa sobre
4 Cardenas Martinez.

te: AL MARGEN: 90 Acta
nGmero setenta y seis. - Nacl-
miento de Leon Cardenas. y
DENTRO DEL MARGEN:-'En
ell Mineral de Inde; a las Sl2, ocho
y media del dfa 10 diecinueve de
Julio de 1895. mi. ochocientos NO
venta y cinco, ante mi, Primitive
Silveyra, Jefe Politico del Parti-
do y Juez del Estado Civil de es-
ia Municipalidad, compareci6 Ell
Ciudadano Leon Cardenas, natu-
raj de Mapimi y vecino de la Ga
llega, de % veiatitres amos de
edad, casado, agricultor, y pre-
sento un nino vivo que naci6 en-
la referida Gallega a las 4, cuatro
de Ia manana del 10 diez de Julio
pr0ximo pasado, a Quien puso por
nombre Leon: hijo legitimo del
exponente y de su esposa Isidra
Tostado, natural de la Hacienda
de Torres y vecina de la mencio-
NADIA Gallega, de q veintiun amos
de edad. Ell nino presentado es
nieto por linea paterna del finado
Leon Cardenas y la senOra Ju-
vencia Martinez, natural y vecina
de este mismo lugar, mayor de
edad, viuda, y por Ia materna del
ciudadano Ramon Tostado, natu-
raj de la Gallega y vecino del mi
neral de Topia, mayor de edad,
viudo, agricultor, y de la sonora
fnada Isabel Salas. Fueron tes-
tigos de este acto los ciudadanos
Ramon Silveyra y Francisco Sill
va, ambos vecinos de esta cabe-
cera, mayores de edad, solteros,
empleados. Lefda la presente ac-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19

El sensational proceso incoado
contra ell nino Leon Cardenas
Martinez, quien Sc acusa de ha-
Der dado muerte a Miss Emma
Brown, sigue ocupando la aten-
ci6n del pdblico. Ell nino Carde-
mas Martinez Sc encuentra en- la
actualidad en- la carcel de Pecos.
Como sobre el joven procesado
pesa la sentencia de muerte, ra-
tifcada antier por el jurado, los
abogados defensores, a reserva
de pedir la reposici6n del procesc
por irregularidades en- ell ante
rior, demostraran que aquel nc
puede sufrir la terrible pena de-
bido a su menor edad, como sc
desprende del acta de nacimientc
que e continuation publicamos:
Acta del nacimiento del joeen
Leon Cardenas Martinez.
Al margen un Sello que dice
REPUBLICA MEXICANA. -
.GOBfERNO DEL ESTADO DE
DURANGO Una EstampilIa dc
$50 cys. caDceladd c0n un Seiit
que GI2e: - oECRtIAklA DO
.GOBIERNO. SEP. IS 1911. ES,
.TAOO DE DURANGO.
Ell C. Licenciado Emiiiano G.
Saravla, Gobernador Constitucio.
nal INFERNO del Estado de Duran
90. CERTIFICA: que en- e
archivo existente de la Secreta'
ria de este Gobierno, Sc encuen'
ira un libro de copias de Actas
de nacimiento correspondence a.
Juzgado del Registro Civil de-
Partido de Inde, ell eual a fojas
treinta y cuatro frente y vuelta,
registra IN acta del tenor siguien
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
Su avance a TOrre6n.
PGsQ q Ia pdgtna 8.
Empieza la lucha en- las
cercanias de Torreon.

Todo el dia de antier, martes,
las avanzadas federales y los VI
llistas sostuvieron un rehido COM
bate en- Escal6n, importante esta
ci6n del ferrocarril situads cien
kilometres al'Norte de Torre6n.
Las fuerzas del Gobierno, obe-
deciendo 6rdenes del Gral. Huer-
ta, salieron de Torre6n al encuen
trc del enemigo. Un fuerte des-
, tacamento Sc separ6 de Ia cOlum-
40 fo7araI aon dirncri6n Ji~'6-
. .nez. creyendose cue su oDjeto es
. atacar por la retaguardia a los re
beldes. El cabeciIla Urbina, sin
embargo, trat6 de impedir eSta
/ maniobra estacionandose con sus
! fuerzas en- Rosario; pero tuvo que
! pedir refuerzos porque Ia cOlum-
Z
ma federal era mayor que Ia suya.
! La brigada "Zaragoza," " de las
fuerzaS rebeldes, que esta bajo
las 6rdenes del cabecilla Aguirre
Benavides, fue rechazada por los
federales en- el primerssencuentro
de antier. Esto oblig6 a Villa a
salir violentamente de Chihua-
! L,1n Ilnvardn refrnr7nr nqra for-
maiizar el combate.
! Los jefes rebeldes aseguran
contar con un ejercito de veinti-
cinco mil hombres; pero Sc cree
/ que solo ascenderan a la mitad.
Las fuerzas federales Sc estiman
entire siete y nueve mil soldados.
. Es casi SECURE que para estos
momentos la lucha haya adquiri-
I DO mayor fuerza, pues los comba
tientes estan deseosos de pelear.
Los rebeldes, aunQue anunciar0D
10 contrario, no han podido sitial
a Torre5n, pues esta importante
plaza uene al corrie0te sus comu-
. nlcacioneS por el oriente Y sur.
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Villa, ell ex-bandido, sera el
future Presidente de Mexico. lisa
es su ambici6n, despecho de TO-
das las declaraciones que en- con-
trario Sc han hecho, y esta am0l-
ci6n la ha condensado en- estas
palabras:
La Presidencia o La muerte
Esta declaration fus hecha pu-
blicamente en- Chihuahua, el dItl-
mo sabado, por un amigo intlmo
de Villa. 10 que lie da visos de
verdad, considerandosele como
autorizada, Ipor haber sido emltl-
da en- los precisos momentos en-
Que ALI Sc supo que el jefe reco-
nocido como cabeza visible de Ia
revoluci6n, don Venustiano "a
rranza, estaba pr6Ximo a IIegar
al Estado que dOmina y goDierna
Villa. con eI objeto de mejorar
las condolences respecto a los go
biernos extranjeros y colocar su
lado meiores consejeros que con
los que actualmente cuenta, yque
con ell caso Benton y Otros pare
cidos. han proYocado q deScon,
tento del mismo Gobierno amerl-
cano. cue taat2 los ha faVorecldo.
Algunas personals Green cue es
muy possible que de una entrevls-
"a entire Carranzay Villa resulte
una perfecta ammonia, mientras
que otras juzgan que es muy po-
sible un rompimiento entire am
Dos iefes, dada Ia an bicion y vlo-
lento caracter del segundo, por
10 que reina gran expectation So
bre los resultados de dicha entire
vista, que va Sc iuzga pr6xlma'
pues hasta Sc le tiene preparadc
q Carranza el lugar donde debe
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Paso a la pdgisaa 8
Otra victoria federal.

Ell lunes fue batida en- ell Ca
non de Bustamante, N. Leon, por
fuerzas federales, una fuerte CO.
lumna de rebeldes, destrozando-
los por complete e infligiendoles
la perdida de quinientos hombres
entire muertos, heridos y prisio-
neros.
Los rebeldes abandonaron en-
81 fuga todas sus armas y NUM-
clones, habiendoles capturado los
federales muchos furgones con
efectos de campana y mas de
g.. ;#~;t:&5 u;,:y;:@:;2 9" v2-:oS
articulos.
Sc dice que estos rebeldes for
maban parte de las partidas que
estan amenazando a Monterrey
desde hace tempo y que al ser
sorprendidos por los federales,
estaban hacienda un movimiento
para internarse hacia Morales,
Nuevo Leon. No Sc conoce hasta
ehora las bajas que sufrieron los
federales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-03-19
Sc reanudan las comu-
nicaciones.

Ell servicio de trenes entire La
redo y Monterrey qued6 reanuda-
do ell 16 del corriente, con la lie
gada Ia primera de las pobla-
clones citadas de un tren de pa
sajeros, al que por via de precau-
ci6n precedi6 un tren militar.
Con este queda expedite ell trait
co entire la frontera Norte de
nuestro pals y la ciudad de Me-
Xico.