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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
FALL FROM LADDER
BREAKS MANS NECK
Herbert Derusha, "a and Unmarried,
Probably Fatally Injured by TO-
foot Fall at St. Johnsbury.

st. Johnsbury, July a.-Herbert De-
rusha, "a years old, is at Brightlook hos
pital with broken meek, the result of
a fall backward from ladder yester-
day.
The man was employed by A. L.
Bragg, contractor on the opera house
connected with the Avenue hotel.
Coming down ladder he struck his
elbow and involuntarily grabbed it with
the other hand, letting go of the ladder.
He fell backwards, distance of 20 feet,
to the ground.
He is unmarried and came here re-
Gently from the town of Holland. He
cannot recover,
When the opera house was built 25
years ago a workman lost bis life by
falling from a staging.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
SIDESwIPED RY TRAIN.
Albert Pitts of Center Rutland Only
Slightly Hurt.

Rutland. July ALBERT Pitts OF Cen
ter Rutland was struck last night about
.s:lO o'clock BY the Delaware and Hud-
son train from Whitehall, \. Y. be-
tween Center Rutland depot and the
Temple crossing He was slightly in
iured. being hit in the arm by the car
step Of a coach as the train passed.
John Grady Of this city. ensineer. and
Others Of the train crew, saw the acci-
dent. and the train was stopped and
Pitts brought into this city When
picked M he was lying fsce-downwsrd
In the ditch. and was almost uncon-
scious.
on examination BY Dr. r. =. Smith
a. the railroad station i developed that
bruises and minor injuries to one arm
uere the extent Of his injuries. He vas
taken 70 has home in carriage. al
though able to walk.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
HEADS OF PARTIES
WANT SPECIAL SESSION
Republican, Democratic and Progressive
Chairmen to Ask Governor Fletcher
to Call Legislature to Enact
Primary Law.

Burlington, July 9.-At conference
of the chairmen of the Republican, Dem
ocratic and Progressive state commit
tees. held at the Hotel Vermont last
evening, discussion was had as to the
method Of nominations for the coming
state election, and it was proposed that
the following plan be reported as mat
ter for consideration TO the state COM
mittees of each of the parties:
Whereas, the voters of Vermont have
called for direct primary law in the
choice of political candidates it is the
duty OF the state to provide such a
direct primary law as may serve the
needs of the state.
Therefore, the three Leading parties
should agree on such a bill and request
his excellency, the governor, to call a
special session of the legislature in sea
son to enact such law for use at the
coming election.
For this purpose, each party should
appoint one competent person, the same
to be one of committee OF three to
prepare such bill for presentation to
the legislature.
The chairmen present were; n. ID.
Phelps of Barre of the Republican party;
Emory S. Harris OF Bennington of the
Democratic party and DR. IL. Nelson
Jackson OF Burlington of the Progressive
party. Several other members Of the
Progressiyes were present, but there
were no representatives of the other two
parties besides the chairman.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee of the Progressive party, held after
the conference above mentioned, the pro-
posal made by the chairmen of the three
parties was acted on fayorably and
March NJ. Wilson of Randolph, DIR. w.
j. Aldrich OF St Johnsbury. i. w Glib
son of Brattleboro and w. Il. Nichols of
Bennington.
The state committee of the Republican
party will meet at Montpelier next We'd
nesday to take action, No announce
lnent was made as to the plans Of the
state committee as they
have not yet been notified. Chairman
Harris said he would notify the mem
bers Of the committee as soon as pos
sible.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
ELEVEN MEMBERS ADMITTED
To Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
at Burlington.

Burlington. July 9.-The feature oI
the first days sessions of the Vermont
Pharmaceutical association in this city
yesterday was an address in the after
noon at the Majestic theatre by Profes
sor Joseph 7. Remington Of Philadel'
phia, who is the chairman of the reyi'
sion committee now engaged in the re-
vision OF the American PharmaeopTis
A business meeting was held in tho
morning when the reports of the off
GERS were received, papers read. etc. The
meeting was presided over by President
A. r. Anderson of Swanton, who made
his annual address. IL was opened with
an address OF welcome BY Mayor Burke
and response by the president.
Eleven new members were admitted TO
the association, as follows:
Harold c. Berry of Derby, Joseph G.
f. Lambert of Burlington, f. Floyd
Libby OF Brattleboro. Frank A. Ma
ruire of Springfield, John r. Msrinan Of
Neriden. Conn. Samuel J. Mathewson of
Orleans. Reginald !. pacquette Of Hard
wick. Herbert +. Wright bf Iyndonville,
Arthur n. LaDame Of North Adams,
Mass. Edgar I. Holden OF Bennington,
Mrs. Ida b. Jones Of johnson. After
luncheon there was a sight seeing tour
about the city. The ladies attending the
convention were given an automobile
ride by the Burlington Drug Co. Shell
burne farms. Fort Ethan Allen and 9th
or points Of interest were visited.
II was decided 10 defer the election
Of officers until the boatride on the lake
today. This ride viii be on the steam
er Chateaugay and viii include a trip
among the islands, a visit 10 Ausable
ehasul and ride TO Westport, where
dinner was served 81 the Westport inn
The party will return to the city At 10
rlrl.-L
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
VERMONT BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Elizabeth M. Carroll, Barre Granite Man
ufactUrer, Files Bill.

Rutland, July a.-Two petitions in
bankruptcy were yesterday filed with
Clerk +. 5. Platt of the United States
cort. Elizabeth VI. Carroll of Barre, a
granite manufacturer, has liabilities Of
SIS a25I5 and assets of S3,246.45, of
which 500 is claimed exempt. Her coun-
sci is J. Ward Carver. The other
petitioner, Roy J. Holden of Plainfield,
a farmer. gives his liabilities as S7s5.9l
and his assets as 81 .055. of which S905 is
claimed exempt. Albert A. Sargent is
his attorney.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
HITS NEW LOW LEVEL.
New Haven Stock Sent Tumbling in New
York To-day.

New York. July o.-New Haven rail-
road shares fell to a new low record to-
day, selling al 6274 soon after the open
ing Of the market. The company's dif-
ferences with the federal government, in
connection with the Boston q Maine, is
believed 20 be responsible for the re-
newed liquidation OF New Haven stocks.
Later during the way the stock fell
to 6l5s but recovered a substantial frac-
tion by midday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
ALL THREE FoG-BoUND
And the Cup Defender Yacht Race Was
Called Of.

Newport. r. l., July 9.-The three
American cup yachts, Resolute. Vanitie
and Defiance, were fog bound in the
harbor to-day, and the regatta
committee decided at noon that there
was little prospect Of the fog lifting,
and postponed the race until tomorrow.
when. IL the weather permits the boats
will meet in a 30-mile triangular race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
WILL WIDEN STREETS
In Rebuilding Salem After Great Fire
Devastation.

salem. Mass. July o.-Tentative
plans for rebuilding the district devas-
tated BY the fire OF June 25 have been
prepared BY CITY Engineer George ?.
Ashton and public hearings viii be held
to- morrow and Monday TO obtain the
views Of the citizsns. II is proposed 20
widen many Of the principal streets and
Law out new streets in the burned dis
trict. also to plant 1000 new shade trees.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
FELL IS FEET.
Thomas Hoy, Lineman, Landed on Back
on Street Car Track.

Thomas Hoy. lineman employed by
the Tenney Co., fell from a pole at In
tercity park to-day, when he received a
shock of electricity and landed on his
back across rail of the electric road.
As he weighs 2l0 pounds and the distance
of the fall was 25 feet. il is feared that
he may have sustained internal injuries,
although no evidence of broken bones
was found He was placed aboard an
electric car and carried TO Montpelier,
after which he was removed to his home
on East State street and later TO Heaton
hospital. He complains of severe pains.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
INTERMENT AT WARREN.
Roxanna M. Walden Died at Waterbury
Center

Waterbury Center. July 9.-Roxanna
NJ. Walden, aged 20, died recently at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. AFRO
Ayers, and after short prayer service
here yesterday the body was taken to
Warren for the funeral service and in
terment. Besides the daughter residing
in this place. Mrs. Walden leaves
another daughter in Massachusetts, and
son. William. living in Stowe. She
was a native of Walden.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
TWO BOY CAMPERS DROWNED.
One Swan After Oar and other Went
to His Assistance

Little Compton. r. l., July 1.-Two
members of a Young Mems Christian As
sociation boys' camp were drowned in a
pond between here and westPort Hsrbor
yesterday.
The victims were Byron Warren, 20,
and Elmer Carpenter. - years old. both
went overheard, Carpenter jumped and
swan for il. and then cried for help.
Warren went 70 his assistance, but al
most Immediately both went under.
Neither came 10 the surface again.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
FIGHTING LASTED THREE DAYS
After Which Aibanians Fled Before the
MusseImen Army.

Athens. Greece. July a.-Con6rmation
Of the capture Of the important town
OF Koritza in southern Albania by the
Musselmen insurgents was received to
dav. The fighting lasted three DAYS.
after which the Albanian government
troops took fight and the Dutch oficers
in command proceeded 70 Avlcna. u
was first reported that the entire gsrri-
sor was captured BY the insurgents.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09
HIGHEST ALTITUDE
MADE BY AEROPLANE
Carrying One Person Flying Machine
Went to Height of 1854 Feet in
Germany To-day.

Johannesthal, Germany, July "A
new worlds record for altitude by an
aeropIane carrying one person was made
to-day by Otto Linnekegel, who at
tanned height OF 81 ,654 feet.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09

Earl Ainsworth. = member Of the Bos-
ton Red Sox hack q few years ago. un-
derwent an operation for appendicitis AZ
Fort Wayne, Ind. this week AIMS
worth has been playing with the Port
WAYNE team IN the Central league this
Eaasrn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09

President Herman Of the Cincinnati
Nationals = endeavoring 70 perfect a
deal vita the New York Nationals,
whereby Marssns. HoblitEell and Rates
viii 70 70 the Giants for Red Murray,
SnodzTass and a pitcher.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-07-09

one big league scribe thinks that st.
louis has the best club IN the National
league. .--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06

La gente de Villa, desde que
rompi6 lanzas con don Venus
tiano y desde que Zapata Sc
posesiOn6 de la capital de la
repdblica, eSta procurandO a.
bandonar sus antiques habitos
de despojar al pr6gimO de 10
que legitimamente lie cores
ponde.
En- el fondo este es una e.
mulaci6n. Tratan indudable-
mente de imitar el ejemplO de
los surianos que al posesionar-
Sc de la ciudad de Mexico su-
pieron respetar las vidas, hon
ras Y propiedades de naciona-
les Y extranjeros procurando
ganarse las simpatias que han
conuuistado con su modO de
proceder, los partidarios de
Emiliano Zapata,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
San Luis Potosl es ahora una
ciudad tranquila
Los viIlistas imitan los zapatistas

Y con esta conducta no Ia
han pasado del todo NAL los
habitantes de la capital de San
Luis Potosi.
Por las noticias que llegan
de aquellos lugares tenemos
conCcimiento que al ser ocupa-
da la referida ciudad pOr las
tropas de la Convention, Vi
LA en- persona recomend6 a sus
subordinadOs, que respetaran
Ell 10 absolute las vidas y pro-
piedades de todos los habitan-
tes de la ciudad, sin distinction
de credos politicOs. Y la Or
den que ha sido fielmente cum
plimentada, ha devuelto un po-
co de calma Y tranquilidad a
la culta sociedad potosina.
Por su puesto que todO es-
to Sc le debe eXclusivamente al
eiemplo puesto por Zapata.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
En- NuevoL hay
gran ansiedad
NO Sc TIENE NOTICIA DE
LO QUE PASA EN- MEX.

En- un despacho procedente
de Laredo, Texas, Sc dice que
eli la vecina Ciudad de NuevO
Laredo, hay una gran ansiedad
tanto entire los habitantes, CO.
mo entire los emp.eadOs de Ia
administration Y oficiales del
ejGrcito carrancista, pOr saber
las noticias de 10 que actual
mente esta pasando en- la ca
pital de la republica.
Los boletines que Sc reciben
en- el lado americana y que Sc
exhiben en- los aparadOres de
dos casas comerciales, son CO.
piadoS Embellishments Y remi-
tidos al lado meXicano. lgual-
mente con los peri6dicos que
(Pasa a la 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
g Plan de Ayala 1ue objeto aver de nuraerosos y
variados concentrates
Zapata 10 ma sido huer-
tista NJ carranCista

En- todos los circulOs socialeS,
en- donde Sc comenta diariamente
Ia situaci6n de Mexico, fu6 obje-
to De preferenta atanei6n el dia
de aver la publication Gel Plan
de Ayala" que djmos a conocer
en- las columDas &c La Prensa. y
Sc do el case de cue hasta
cinto 0 seis obreroS Sc egru-
paran en- plena via p1blica en-
tOrno de IN ejemplar de nUestro
perioiic0 cen el objeto de c0nOcer
ell texto del documento revolucio-
mario de Que sc trata.
Estimulados por el exito cue
obtuvo Ia publication referida,
hoy damos q concCer a nUestros
lectores oros documentos que le
son adherentes.
Dicen aSi:
MANIFESTO DEL GENERAL
EMILIANO ZAPATA.
MeXicanOS:
Cuando creimos que la defec
(Pasa a la Pag. s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
Lord Kitchener no
concedio la en-
trevista
N1LATERRA EXGIRA INDEnllIZACL0N FRANCISCO VILLA
RECTIFICA UNA NOTICIA
DE LA PRENSA AMERICANA

Sc han recibido informacio-
nes oficales de la capital de In
glatera, respecto de que una
entrevista publicada en- la prem
sd americana como tenida por
Lord Kitchener con Irwin S.
Coob, no Sc ha llevado a cabo
como sc desprende de aquellas
publicaciones.
Segdn Sc dice en- la noticia
relativa publicada en- Londres
negando la entrevista, "las de-
claraciones, Qas publicadas en-
la prensa americana,) no han
sido hechas por Lord Kitche-
ner y los empleados oficiales
de sus oficinas manifestation
sorpresa de que tales frases pu
dieran considerarse como eX-
presadas por ell Secretario de
Estado."
A este respecto la oficina
de la prensa Official publico ell
siguiente informe:
"Con referencia a la llama
da entrevista con Mr.. Cobb:
Aunque es cierto que Mr.. Cobb
estuvo con Lord Kitchener u
nos cuantos minutes ell dia 81
de Octubre, NADIA que tuviese ell
caracter de una entrevista es-
(Pasa a la Pag g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
MONTERREY Sc EHCUEATRA
SERIAhlENTE AMAGADO
Llegaron seis mil hon1bres a reforzar la plaza

mas de diez mil hombres. Los
que vienen a atacar son mas
@ menos en- igual numerO e ig-
noraSe quien los mande.
La guarnici6n de n. Laredo
ha recibido ordeneS de salir
combatir en- combination con
la de Monterey a los asaltan-
tes, Y en- estos momentos Sc
preparan para la marcha va
rios trenes militares con una
parte de las tropas que guar
necen a la vecina ciudad.
FL COrrespOnSal.
\. de la R.
Al mismo tempo que recibi-
mos el mensaje anterior, una
(Pasa a la pagina 2.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
En- Monterrey no aceptan los
biIletes de los 'monitos"
Apuros monetarios de
un viajero

AnteS de entrar en- materia
debemos hacer una eXplica-
ci6n.
En- Monterrey Y otras ciu-
dades del nOrte de Mexico, han
dado en- lamar billetes de "los
monitos" al papel mOneda que
ostenta las figuras de don Fran
cisco l. Madero y don A
braham Gonzalez, y que fu6
lanzado a la circulation por ell
propio Francisco Villa.
Los 'billetes de los monitos'
no sabemOs por que cauSa, e.
ran muy populares en- Monte
rrey, a despecho de las restric-
clones que les impusieron al
runos decretoS de Don Venus
tiano CarranZa, y por ESQ es
que a un viajerO americana
que ACADIA de regreSar a San
Antonio procedente de Ia cani-
tai neoleonesa, lie haya extra
nado al emprender su VlaJe,
que las oficnas de bOletos de
los ferrocarriles nacionales Sc
hayan rehusado, desde el mier
coles dltimo, a recibir el papel
lmoneda de que Sc trata.
Ell case concrete es que un
pasajero que tom6 boleto para
| San Antonio en- uno de estos
ultimos dias Y que venia bien
provisto de los referidos billie
tes, estuvo a punto de encon-
trarse en- la imposibilidad de
realizar su viaje, porque la
oficina expendedora de boletos
de la capital de Nuevo Leon re
husaba aceptar el papel Willis
ia. Intrigado el viajero con a.
quella resistencia, OPTIC por te-
lefonear al llamado Goberna'
dor de Nuevo Leon Leon, dan
dole cuenta de 10 que pasaba
(Pasa a la 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
:. VILLA YE. ZAPATA Sc OBSTINAN EN- SUS RES0LUCONES
Ambos estan firmes;; eI
primero pur Angeles
y eI segundo por
D. Emilio Vasquez Gomez

Hasta los momentoS en- que
escribimos eStas lineaS con las
cuales cerramos la informa-
ci6n de nuestro peri6dico, las
conferences entire villistas y "a
patistas no han tenido ningun
exito, pues los representatives
de ambas faciones, obrando
de acuerdo con las instruccio-
mes recibidas de sus jefes,
permanecen obstinadamen-
te en- sus resoluciones respecto
al nombramiento de presidente
provisional de la Republica.
Las Gltimas noticias que So
bre este particular han venido
a nuestro poder, aseguran que
Zapata no transigira de min
guna manera con cualqulefa
otra formula en- la cual no fl
CURE en- nombre del Lie. Vaz-
quez Gomez como Presidente,
Y que a su vez Villa ha decla-
rado en- que 81 candidate es el
general Angeles y no cejara en-
(Pasa a la Sa.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
El nuevo Embajador
DreSentO SuS Gre
denciales
Ell PRESIDENTE POINCARE
ELOCIA A WILSON.

FL dia / del preSente mes
preSent6 suS credercialeS CO.
Mo Embaiador de los Estados
UnidoS en- Francia, Mr.. Wi
liam Sharp Graves, La cere-
monia Sc verified con todas las
formalidades protOcolarias. I'm
destacamento de guardiaS mon
tadOs eScOltaron los carruajeS
presidenciales en- que el nuevO
DiplomaticO hizo ell viaje de Su
hotel al Palacio del EliSeO. re-
sidencia del PreSidente, en- don
de tuvo lugar la reception.
Ell Embajador Sharp Sc eX-
pres6 en- los siguientes t6rmi-
nos. al expresar al gobierno
frances los deseos del PreSiden
te Wilson:
"Durante mi permanencia
en- esta republica he tenidO Ia
oportunidad de considerar el
valor Y patriotiSmO de sus ciu-
dadanos. que puede citarse CO.
no eiemplO.
al expreSar Ia sincera es-
peranza de que las deSgraciaS
actuales que este pals sufre,
Duedan muy promo ser sUs-
tituidas por las bendiciones '
beneficios de una paz Sempite1
(Pasa a la 5a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
carranza hace aumentar
las C0mplicaCiOnes con
Ia Gran Bretaha

Ell embajador de la Gran
BretaHa en- los EStados Uni
dos Sir Cecil Spring-Rice es-
tuvo conference.-the con el mi
nistro de EStado Bryan acer-
ca de los informes que le en-
viara el repreSentante de In
glaterra en- Mexico Y los cua-
les le hacen saber que Carran
"a tiene proyectado destruir
la mayor parte de la via en-
tire Mexico Y Veracruz entran
do en- eSe plan, la voladura de
muchoS tuneies, ha fin de ha-
Ger inpracticable ese caminO
ferroviario.
FL camino de Veracruz Ne
XicO, unO de los mas hermOSos
del mundO pOr la teracldad
maravilloSa de los sitios que
atravieZa Y por 10 accidental
do de algunos lugares, tiene
una infinidad de tuneles de
gran extension Y seguramente
que su voladura significaria
un gran perjuicio para la
compania inglesa, prOpietaria
de esa linea, pues seria inmer
samente coStosa su reparaci6n
El Embajador ingles ha ma
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
Ernesto Madero vino a San
Antonio a presidir una junta
Sc reunieron los accio-
nistas de la Metalur-
gica de Torreon

Antier Sc reunieron en- eS-
ia Ciudad los directories y prin-
cipales acionistas de la Com
pania Fundidora de Torre6n,
una de las empresas industrial
les mas fuertes en- ell Norte de
Mexico.
Segun supimos, el objeto de
la iunta de accionistas fue dis
cutir los aSuntos de la cOmpa-
MIA, entire otros, ell relative al
decreto de un dividendO y ell
acuerdo de que la negotiation
reanudara sus trabajOs. Res
pecto del primero, Sc conVino
en- que un dividendo de cuatro
por ciento fuera pagado a los
poseedores de acciones, y por
cuanto al segundO, Sc decide
que e. Sr. Harms, Gerente &C.
neral de la Empresa, regrese
a Torreon para que, cuanto an
tes, principien de nuevo los
trabajos de la Planta, hasta
donde su capacidad 10 perml-
ia.
Esta noticia que aparente-
mente solo interesa a un gru-
DO de capitalists, es en- real-
dad de gran importancia; pues
ella indica que la situaci6n de
nuestro pals en- el Norte, y prin
cipalmente en- la region lagu-
nera, no es tan mala como Sc
ha venido diciendo, toda vez
cue una negotiation como la
Fundidora, que gira 1000. 900
de pesos, decide reanudar sus
operaciones. Ella demuestra
ademas, que aparte de las ga
rantias que sin duda estan dan
do las autoridades, otras mu-
chas industrias han alberto sus
negocios, principalmente las
(Pasa a la Pag g.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
OCAMp), CUATRO CIENEGAS
Y MUCOUS, TOMADOS
Anenazan Monclova los revolucionarios villistas

debil resistencia, y Sc han re-
tirando rumbo al norte.
Ell objeto de los villistas a
hora es Monclova, y al efecto
Sc sabe que estan preparando
una expedition contra la his
torica ciudad que fue asiento
de los poderes de D. Venustia
no.
La guarnici6n de Monclova
es relativamente corta por 10
cual Sc cree que esta plaza
correra la NINA suerte que las
otras de que hago menci6n
antes.
Seguire informando de las
novedades que ocurarn en- es-
tas regiones.
FL COrreSpOnSal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
Alemanes y rusos Sc disputan la
victoria de Lodz
Cracovia esta en- un circulo de fuego

Despachos extra oficiales
de Petrogrado dicen que el
combate de Lodz, de que di-
mos cuenta aver a nuestros lee
torres, ha terminado va con el
triunfo definitiyo del ejercito
ruso; pero estos informes son
contradictorios con los publ
cados en- la capital del Imperio
(Pasa la pagina p
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06
Telegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

ieiegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.
Eagle Pass, Tex, Die g.
Una persona que lleg6 hoy a
piedras Negras procedente de
Nadadores, me da algunOs de-
TALES referentes a la situaci6n
por aquella region del Estado
de Coahuila, siendo los datos
mas importantes los que a con
tinuaci0n eXpresO.
Las plazas de Ocampo,
CuatrO Cinegas Y Muzquis
cayeron en- poder de los revo-
lucionarios villistas, cast sin
pelear, pues las guarniciones
de constitucionalistas que ha-
bia en- elias, han hecho una
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-06

Ell Depertamento de guerra
del gobierno de Carranza ha-
ce plblicas diariamente las
noticias mas importantes de
los acontecimientos que Sc vie
men desarr0llando en- nuestro
pals.
Las dltimas noticias que lie
gan a nuestro poder, fecha-
das aver, dicen asf: Anoche
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Telegrana especial para L.
PRENSA.

Telegrana especial para LA
PRENSA.
Laredo, Tex. Die 5.-Men-
safes acabados de recibir en-
la vecina ciudad de Laredo
anuncian que Ia importante
plaza de Monterrey Sc encuen-
ira sacramento amagada por
una poderoSa columna villista
que Sc encuentra va a unOs
cuantos Kilometres de la ca
pital neoloneSa.
Los mensajes a que hago re-
ferencia agregan que han lie
gado seiS mil hombreS a re-
forzar Ia guarnici0n de Ia
plaza, la cual, con el auXilio
anterior, cuenta con un POGO