Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-11-19
MEXICANS RESUME
PASTIME OF FIRING
INTO U.s.; SIX SHOT
Half Dozen Persons, Three Men and
as Many Women, Hit by Bullets
North of Boundary.
BATTLE ON AT NAC0 IN SONORA
Villa Takes Leon Without Discharge
of Single Gun and Moves To-
ward the Capital.
rs NOW MARCHING SOUTHWARK
Keeps His Army in Motion While
Parleying is Going On.
GONZALES SAYS IT Is WAR
Declares strife Conflict Obliged
TO Prosecute Justified by I'm
worthy Conduct of
Opponents.
NOW MARCHING SOUTHWARK
Keeps His Army in Motion While
Parleying is Going On.
GONZALES SAYS IT IS WAR

NACo, Ariz.. Nov. 1S,-Six persons,
three men and three women. were
wounded by stray bullets on the Ameri-
can side OF the international boundary
today during the renewed attack on
Naco, Sonora. by the forces of Jose
Maytorena. They are:
r. H. Reynolds United States customs
Inspector, leg shattered by bullet.
N. NJ. Bernol, fiscal agent for General
BENJAMIN Hiss commander of the Car
rama garrison at Naco, wounded In
shoulder.
A soldier of the Tenth United States
cavalry. hit by spent bullet.
Three Mexican women. struck while
on q street in the American town. One
was seriously wounded in the head.
Stray bullets flying over the border
also struck the east-bound Golden State
limited of the Rock Island lines as it
passed through Naco, Arlz One of the
bullets shattered a Pullman window,
Bhowering a sleeping passenger with
glass.
villa Takes Leon.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-General Villa
has taken possession of Leon without
the firing of a shot.
He is now marching southwark on
Silao, enroute to Mexico City, according
20 a message late today from George
Confidential information received by
officials today indicated that while Car
rama and other chiefs were psrleying
Villa was moving steadily southwark
toward Mexico City to assist Gutierrez in
setting up q prlvisional government as
ordered by the Aguas Calientes conven-
ton.
From American Consul Canada et Vera
N,sV1 Rt.AN
day at Julie, near Puerto Mexico. where
forces under General Jose Carbajal
changed their allegiance from Carranza
10 Villa and attacked troops under Cen
eral Jesus Garranza, u. brother of the
first chief. CarbaJai, Who is distant
relative Of Francisco Carbajal, who sue
ceeded Huerta as provisional president
for a brief team, was killed in the en-
Cdgement. the outcome of which is un-
known.
Governor Caballero of Tamaulipas has
sent TO Cardenas troops to meet the Villa
forces moving toward Tampico from San
Luis Potosi. American Consul Bevan re-
ported today by wireless that conditions
at Tampico we're unchanged.
Gonzales Ready to Fight.
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 1s.-General Al
NdrO OpTeBOn, VINO yeSteIudy dsSuii4cu
supreme command of the capital and OF
the federal district last night, received a
telegram from General Pablo Gonzalez
in which the latter declared that General
Villa. by advancing his troops south
ward. had repeatedly broken the truce
agreement entered into on November l:
between General Gonzalez and General
Fulalio Gutierrez, who was recently
chosen provisional president by the Aqua
Calientes convention. General Gonzaiez
constituted his message with the follow
ing:
For my part believe that l have
complied with my duties as a soldier and
citizen. l have tried to avoid tne
shedding OF blood. which the enemy ap-
pears thirsty for. and the war which
we are obliged to prosecute with all
vigor forthwith is justified by the un-
worthy conduct of our opponents"