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Morgan County republican., 1914-03-05
VERSAILLES CITY OFFICIALS.


Al A. NJ. Versailles Lodge, No lit, regula,
communication the LIST and 3rd Friday nights each
month. Visiting brethren invited and cordially
welcomed.
n ~ p,, R.Q. KELLY. W. NJ.
=. W. BIERsACH. Secretary.
VERSAILLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. No 7,
Meets every End Friday night In each month
at 1870. Visiting Companions welcome.
II. ABELL HIP
JAS. NJ. CLIFTON, Secretary.
10. o. F.-Versalles Lodge. No. 23l, regular
meetings every Tuesday night.
u RoBr. A. NORFLxrT, NG.
foriiey Berkstresser. Rec. Secretary.
X of P.-Versailles Lodge. No. l92, meets every
Thursday night JHH R,uvp ~ n
u IN. HUDSON X. Of r.. as.
NJ. W. A.-Versailles Camp. No. 2642. meets tn.
2nd and ith Friday nights In each month.
JAS. A. BARBER, Clerk. CHAs, KNAPP. consuI
10 Il. Mia Ha Tonka Tribe, No. III. m.ets
every Wednesday Sleep.
Z. .V.N. HUDSON @. of X. " "'''~'' 'acheh'
w. o. W..-Versailles Camp, No. ,I2 m..,s
every lst and 3rd Monday nights in each month
Dr,,v c,o,, II. NJ. LIvksAY. q NJ.
Versailles Homestead No. 300, b. OF Ay pe.,s
every second Monday night In each month.
n r Row, ,sa o,.,,. JOE CLiSE. Foreman.
Morgan County republican., 1914-03-05
DIRECTORY
THINKS OF HOLDING COURT.

Circuit court-3rd Monday In April ana End Mon
day In August and December.
Probate court-2nd Monday in February. May and
November. and 4th Monday in August.
County court-First Monday In February. May
August and November
Morgan County republican., 1914-03-05

Advertise in the Republican if you
want results.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

male have been siyiug good account
col lhcmallycs of lulo aud 10 begins
lo look as though some other team
viii have 10 tote the American aud
National LEAGUE targets this seaauu
Batting averages In the American
association show twenty-five perform
or clouting for 800 or better.
punched ~ the top a. the lisi are
jOhn Titus. Dayoy Aliizer. Jack
Knight Herman Bronbic aud "Soa
Lion Hall
Later thriller 'Thc Jamo Hoy
n Baseball of hot ou the Trail OF
the johnson Family stared hy
Willie James OF the INNS win Iamcs
of The Browns and William iamoi of
the Braves Al named llll and
crack shooters of The pill.
The way Charley hcrzur Ciucin.
natl Bird. have boon sinmminr what
are supposed to be- regular bail telma
b. unfair to The other National loar
uor.. llcryog know we'll enough
tha. thc critics have placed t1c Red
down there somewhere and they
should behave
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
SPORT CALENDAR FOR WEEK


lftlai.
FirGt day of national intcrcollcri
ate track aud field championships.
at Boston.
First day of Missouri Valley con-
lrrraor otheloiic meet. a. 81 Louis.
Opening col annaui snow ol Tuxedo
liorso SHOW Association, at Tuxedo,
a. s.
ratiliug lcyinaky yg iach Dillon.
10 rounds. no indianapolis.
George Chlp yf Sailor potroakcy.
.N rounds, at Vernon. cat.
Jack Brillnn So Soldier nartfIcld.
lU rounds az NcH York
saturday
Second daE of national irtorrollo
ei1tc TRACK and inld championships.
~ BOSTON
Second day of Missouri Valley con
ference athletic meet at ESQ., Louis
Opening oi spring meeting OF the
N0uirorl Jockey Club OF M0utr.a an.
Now Nort Rovin Is aclador rc.
gutta ON the Harlem River. Sew
iork CITY,
Middle Atlantic championship
tennis tournament at Chevy cha o..
SID
Annual bench show pf Ir,rfh,ll
Kennel club liH,rrhll N1H
rII0Ii. roH DIampIHg.bip .ponf
hDIt tarr 40 sacramento. tal
liyo brnarrd-ui'c automobile race
oH lhr indianapolis Speedway
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

Crawling alons the plateau and
taking peep into tln Canyon W'
saw the Ci'y Lcaeuors battiiu. with
the DucIler last Monday and
% little Information concerning that
game may ur oi interest 90 the re-
FuIan lcn bohiud boz camp
The statement Nas p.lli bed that
tlr Canyon twirlcr. prirhard pitch
ed no.hi, game This statement
must have been erroneous, as Wood
ward laid down bunt and heat 70
o. first, and Osborn drove one
through third too HOT Tor that base
man 10 handle ThI was called an
error against tIr haacman bat should
have been credited as "A hit.
A'hin struck out nine men hil one
with o pitched ball. and allowed but
Two sai, nits lsinrlcsl To BE- weed
'd oH1 a. bio deii.glE 1hls kind
of work ls high-claSs
Ashley hat and meek of took q
header into q cindcr pile after a
foul-flv and got It.
Agility displayed by Tho CHfr
dvrllcrs 40 clHmh ring up aud down
the WALL OF the Canyon did not avail
Campbell % dcuilin of lhat region,
who tried tn .iro'cI .irrio into o.
Two base bic Osborn made q ionr.
at throw from loli UYd. Ca giu-
runner az .oroud.
Woodward was knocked down hy
q hot liner bat recovered ;Hc BAH
aud made q pretty peg 10 first. re-
tIriug DE side
IN the eight inning. with two
down and two on bases, llatchou
took thirty foot run aud made %
Zen ,tioual n'rr OF % long 0t. which
rn,hard pooled into center field
While Ion the patch. Woodward
rtoio two melon and hudrc hool
ID one
Neither side pulled OF % double
play
Tho above {. r.' o,1clly ono half
tbc reason sins the score of that
r1m, ut u small Tl. n'urr h1l'
may be- obtained through application
to manager Luke OF thr. CanyonitcH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
on FnE cIu'lSInI
hons WiIIli;I riIB.

swimming baseball foot races. o.
b'r dinner iu the rrai ont OF door
are some or the features arranged
for tho al-day. off the 30,
welfare Cllb tomorrow. Friday
NAY 30. leaving ibo Fort Worth q
Denver station af N.l1 O'Clock.
Let every hos iu Amarillo hr'ur
Die lunch and come dressed IN bis
old CLOTHES armed with @ desire frr
the best day Doc Has over had Thi.
'oni win be- n'lod with "rioymoni
from the time OF tho ae'm1l. uu-
til lea line ,hc train az tho station
90 thc return
Mon who know au1 appreciate
boys win have rHarg. ol tUc evped'
ton. and the olfiu- win doubtless
1o the best from every standpoint.
ever arranged ,ar Ore youngsters u
thls city.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
A ROYAL BATTLE
NEXT SATURDAY
MIGHTY FLEET uI CLIiFDWELL.
LHs ia SAL iNiO AMARILLO
READY FOR Wax.

Meas Was received thi morning
Via our rrapcyins cable that the sic
tOrious Chn-dwOiicr drunk with
the wine of Monday victory have
chartered fleet and viii come
fwcouing 40 the Csuyou. aTisins
Ia the vicinity Of amarillo about
saturday afternoon Great excite.
mont prevails in tho camp Of the
Loaeucrs. and aomc oi The refugees
who returned from Monday ca
gggcmcut. are taking p the high
ground Admiral fdll'r has been
appointed To succeed dustin Taylor
e. commander OF Our fleet. and o.
nov INSPECTING the four ncw baltic
ships which the league rc,cnay float
cd the Monogram tho N0Odmon
the pracioriln. ard the lgHudnCont
The lugaudrccui :. probably th"
fastest boat. buf mauouuvrrt with
the Monogram lgH SUNDAY proved
that tlr latter had ihe lcaticst az
tillcr'. one gun. a wallace. getting
three hIf. Boo four shots TIL Prtp.
t5tian has boon efpdt some three
months and managed. hy forcing
rp"od Boo the seventh round to oui
vancouver the Woodmou las' sun.
day The Woodmcn is O now boat
and iu her first run delighted her
admirers hy leaving trr pIotorian
in the Nrsi sN laps, bu' on account
col he fact that hcr heavy sum. Vcr.
ail forward her tern rode too high
aud in a.. seventh tho seas washed
over the decks end lcf her rolling
iu Tine rear prilu AID mlncuo-
Ncrs will bc prac'icrd uu tho fair
grounds beach Friday afternoon. BE-.
shining go $50 o. m. and attend
auca is ordered under penalty col
court martial
The following .camon are com
mando1 90 dirron.Iuu shore. loaN,
and man lbo boat Zoo preparation for
alrroar engagement Alsiu Cros-
sou Blanchard. Wallis. Merrill. AZ
hiu Mas Merry Wood ard. N'sgcf
CIUuOr. King Eagun and Lewis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
BASEBALL CHATTER.
- 80 - -. -.

Chusty Mathewson Is aiill Tho ON
hca. bet on ino firliug line Tor the
Giants.
Manager Connie Mack haa relea.od
Go,ige fucklcy to the HcadIur
team OF the Tu-Slat. loapuc
Maisoi rcckinpaurh and Sweeney
of the New York Yankee are among
Che ten lcadiug base slcalpr iu Uo
American league.
Managor Griffith ol thc Washing.
ton team has signed uU6.la. Nrlf
captain and ghorielop oI lho unir,r-
sily ot Nirsinia nine
The Giants ana Rod Sos arc grp,t
performers against ipIlur tDlm.
McGraw - men smoihHrcI ibr pirai s
aud the Sos beat iHo riscr to a
whisper
Harry Miles the yell IuOuu nara
chute jumper who used tu perform
u iho bi. show. Is dolnc umr fine
work for the go raui American t..o.
citation team
n the attendance fsurr given out
a. Buffalo and baltimore ai, correct
the Fed are drrW'ue much better
than the lntcrudtionals iu these two
g.tio..
Ed N.k'rruu. a. vrll known minor
i,reuc manager died recently u Gin.
.unai DE vas manager Ol ,hc Bat.
ilo Crcok southern Michigan league
a,aM iJsi season
DO" Vet ran paalinor Dan Bruulh-
"r. is still on the iuu as pilot of e
New YORK srwi pro team ilis son.
ANON rl'n,iofs. unm,1 Jfer Pop
'u.uu. hold. down iiri base for thc
team
rolh the rrowns and Che Cardi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
Pnika CRIMINAL, aehemi,n.

Tho polka came originally from &c.
hemls. mere J.. has been danced d..
tho peasants from time lmmemorial
lts Introduction into fashionable so
cIety Was Due o. Josef Norui1. ahD
aV rirl dancing q one SUNDAY
afternoon in the market place %. E.1e
ieiHiif and noted doaH the melody
aud steps
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

s cross peevi.h i.strg child. attn
coated tongue. pale doesn't sleep.
cats sometime very 'iffin. then again
rav,nOusly. stomach sour breath
fetid. pains iu stomach aith d.ar-
rhea grnds teeth while asleep. and
starts up with terror al suggests
Worm Killer something that exc
peis worms. and almost every child
has them. Kickapoo Worm Killer o.
needed Get q boy todey Start at
once. You won't have 90 coax. as
kiesapon Worm Killer D. candy
collection. Expels the worms. the
cause of your chiiia trouble. e.c.
40 your druggist
tAdr.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

Christopher Columbus was nr'. from
all accounts. a IHV Columbus wls
an rllau. Among tIe ohcrr ana
sailors there vas e I.H tanned .l1
d. Torres. an lrl.Im1n named Nil
lam Harris. and al Enshshman ~
'he name % Arthur Laws. or iarkns.
Tho rank and fla OF the men we,e
Portuguese. SpauIaras and Italians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS;
TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE

49,, want to ton those iu Nmari,u
Uiirriu- FROM stomach CO.. bowel
I"uh'o that wr arc ur0UiH for thD
wpl. miyturo Of hle.thop hlr
tUrariup. etc.. known Nfirri h'.
'na remedy which brramo luuru h.
curing aupcldlciiIn This r tne mcH
thorough howell cleanser tncFu Wo
JUST ONE DOSE rrlioNr .uHr
stomach gas on the stomach nni
almost IMMEDIATELY
Won VIII hr surprised 90 ihr nii.b
rDupu o toior thu 1r' ro'''
Austin Drug Co. 80 Polh street
Try Daily News want AdR
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
! 80 %++ttf
!, WITH THE BOXERS '
|, 80 80 y

Ma,iy Baldwin and Johnny Lore
are matched e. box In Montrca' noN'
week.
Rombardior Wells has turner
down an offer OF $4,000 to mee'
Georges Carpenter IN another muse
Once was enough for Wells.
Young shugruo produced the goou
lon hle fir8i bout in australia. ~.
Now Ycrk lightweight knocked o"'
lorb Mccoy in II rounds.
Eddie Campi iB considering an OF
Ter 80 20 10 london II he heciu's
to make the trip he will be matched
with Digger stanley or Charley Led
our
Gurboat Smith has gone 10 Eng
Rand u ,bo hope Of getting on
match with Carpenter. The pro-
posed clash between these two mas
been on and or several times.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

- Lou. baltimore g.
Came called Gtb Inning. rain.
Others postponed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
THE LIMIT CAFE

Clrnucel and bort place to oat. Try
Tho Limit. llG Taylor.
Daily Nows want Aha must be nc
C0mpaniod hy tho CASH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
FEDERAL LEAGUE
STANDING 81 TEAMS


1Iii. lurrh 90 aEl'imoro.
Brooklyn m Buffalo.
so others scheduled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING on TEAMS

Where 1hcy rlny To-day
thi'a.u Hf Ncw Norh
So Louis ~ philadelphia.
Detroit ~ Washington.
cleveland az Boston.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

Huiid u Coucrc;e Silo with ton
yol nu1ruioo. 500 i. +. licarn ~
NataiIou-rrur Go. lB6-u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28
TEXAS LEAGUE
STANDING OF TEAMS

Where They i'iay Today
Galveston al San Antonio.
Beaumont a. Houston.
Austin ~ Dallas
Waco 40 IT, Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-05-28

lh'e hrr oi5cr &. r.
SHcccssf7 ~ ci"arot'. hisior
Al over th. cUu,n r.
oRs FarW and jra&cr' 81.
sales arc Jumping +. u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
POSTMASTERS
Both Retiring and Incoming Were
Ssnqueted oy Post Once Employees
at Stratford Saturday Niaht.

The force OF the local post office
rendered a delightful banquet Satur-
DAY evening at the Stratford hotel. TO
retiring Postmaster Robert Hazlett
and his successor. Hon. August II.
Wiedebusch, who will assume his
new duties within the next few DAYS.
The event was a most ENJOYABLE one
clerks, carriers and department super
lntendents joining in wishing the re-
tirlng postmaster success in his fU.
lure business career and assuring the
incoming postmaster of their cooper
alton and wishes for successful ad-
ministration.
Following the serving of an elabo-
rate menu. a program of addresses
was carried out. with Charles r
Schultze. chief clerk Of the local of.
nee: as POSTMASTER. Addresses we're
made by retiring Postmaster Hazlett
and his successor. former Postmas.
ters Robert Simpson. George Wise
ana James X. Hall. o. J. Terry. CITY
distributor. Superintendent of Mails
Jonn i. Cow and others.
postmaster Hazlett was presented
with handsome gold-headed cane as
token of the esteem in which he is
held by the force
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23

LONDON. Mar 23.-Premier As
0uith has authorized the Times to
make the following statement in his
behalf In order To remove three mis-
spprehsnsions In the public mind as
TO the sovernn., action and in
tentions.
FIRST" he says. the recent move
ment OF troops In ireland were of a
purely precautionary character. as IL
IA obvious that the policy OF dispos-
ing small bodies OF troops I'm Ulster
would be perfectly useless from "A
strategic viewpoint The intention
Was simply the protection of the arms
and ammunition depots from a posi-
BILE raid. A. for the so-called naval
movements. they simply consisted of
the use OF two small crupisers to con
Ney n detachment OF troops TO Car
rickfergus, without marching them
through Belfast. No further move
ments OF troops are contemplated
Second, the rumor that warrants
had been ISSUED for the arrest OF the
Ulster leaders never had the very
slightest foundation. Doubtless Sir
Edward Carson and his supporters
honestly believe the ruIlor. but the
government never has taken and does
not contemplate any such step.
Third. there seems TO be a wide
spread impression abroad that ine
government contemplates instituting
a general inquisition into the inten-
tons OF officers In the event OF In !.
being asked 20 take up arms agnir
Ulster. No such action Il intended
only for the reason that the empio
ment Of troops against Ulster u a.
which the governnClt
hopes may never arise"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
CHARTERS ISSUED

CHARLESTON w. Va. March %
The report of the secretary OF state
Tor the month OF February shows the
receipts to have been $4.322 90. divid-
90 among the various sources as fol-
lows: FROM Increase in capital stock
or corporations $l94.25: foreign cor
porauons, $4,000. resident corpora
lions. Ss41.5O. nonresident corpora
tons. s456.75; land tax. S263. so; tax
on Great Seal. 1921: sale of books.
S2l5.50; fees. $167s.5O; attorney fees
TO auditor, $500
Sixtyfour charters were issued dur.
ing the month TO resident and non
resident corporations. and four for.
eign corporations were authorized TO
DO business in West Virginia, and II
corporations either withdrew from the
state or surrendered their charter.
Of the Ga charters issued SO were
resident and II nonresident corpora
tlohs. fourteen corporations in
creased their authorized capital and
but one reduced.
Among the larger resident corpora.
lions Chartered during the month
were: King Pocahontas company.
vivian; w. Va. capitalized at $1,000.
nVOs Oil Fields Of West Virginia. Char
lesion. $2,OOO.0O0: Imperial OH and pc
troll company. Charleston. $500 600.
strange Creek Coal a. Coke company.
sutton, 5000 600; Lincoln Coal Mining
company. Fairmont. 100000. AIgon.
gun IOal company. Matoaka. 500.
vVO' Charles Town a. Ransom Build
lng a Loan association. Charles Tnv-n
fl2f.s8O; Liquid Fuel q Gas compapy'
Wheeling. fiO0. 900. p''''''
Among the larger nonresident cor.
pprations were. Ohio-guyan Coal
company. Cleveland. o.. $3.50 900.
iardee Land Company. Philadelphia
tsl3.aun; Sillman Land Componv
philadelphia. s519.250: Simpley Tce
Machine Company Chicago. $3.50 600.
Walfman Smokeiess Coal Comnan,
steyer. Md. s200. 600.
Among the increases In capit.t
stock vas the Wheeling Metal a Man.
uiacturing Company from $500 ono 10
~. onl.0 900. Bates Valve Bag Comt,anv
from $4,000 10 $500 900. Athens
building A Loan Association from
tt'foop 20 fi9Y.9S0. SlrOehmann's
Vienna Bakery. from $50. 900 to 5000
600 WV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
STOCKHOLDERS
In the New Haven Must Now Take
steps 20 Untangle Difficult
ties Of the Road.

WASHINGTON. March Twin
the danger OF antitrust suit out OF
the way. tho next steps in the un-
tanEling OF the New Haven Railroad
system must be taken by the New
Haven directors. ifs thousands OF
stockholders throughout New Eng
land and By the Massachusetts, Iegis
lature.
Department OF justice officials have
agreed 20 q peaceful dissolution OF
me New Haven. the bill prepared TO
effect that dissolution in the courts
has been laid aside and the feeling
here is that the salvation Of the road
D. now In the hands Of lis directors
and stockholders.
Chairman Elliott and counsel for
me road. Who have spent much OF tho
last three months In Washington. left
today for New York and Boston and
they are not expected 10 appear nj the
department Of Justice for several
weeks. The New Haven board is OK
pcctcd to meet In New York Thursdav
and az that time the agreement be-
tween the advisers. Of the road and
the department announced last niehf
VIII BE- couNdsrcd Chairman Elliott
has been confident that his directors
VIII approve the action taken here
by himself and counsel and with their
approval no believes the agreement
could BE- submitted 10 the uockhold
ers and ratified within a month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
WELLseuRe WOMAN DIES
AT RIPE AGE OF 81 YEARS

Special Disnatsh 10 the Intelligence
WELLSBURG. W. Va. March %
This morning at her home in this city
occurred the death OF Mrs Keziah
halst0n, widow Of the late John RAJ
ston. OF this city. who passed away
IN 1856 The deceased was one OF the
oldest residents OF the city and had
she lived till April Il would have
been ~ years OF age. She has been
al Tor several DAYS and her illness
was given as inhrmities incident 10
old age.
The deceased is survived bv four
children. namely: Mary y. and chris
~ home: Lewis and John. also OF this
city. John is cashier Of the Conner
cal bank Of this city. One nephew
hermann Bentz Is connected with tho
Cooey & Bentz Company Of Wheel.
ing
Funeral services will be held from
her late home Tues day afternoon A.
1880 O'Clock and the services will be
IN charge Of Rev. Doak. pastor OF the
First VI. + church Of this city In
torment viii be made In Brooks Gem
etery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
BROKEN OFF
AmicabIe Relations Between Army
Of Unemployed and Officials
Are at an End

Los ANGELES. Calf. Mar. 2s.-
Amicable relations between the IN
employed men encamped in the. river
bed and the police terminated to-
night. Morris Rose. leader OF the I'M
employed, after counting the collec-
lions taken up at the two mass meet
inss held by his men I'm the Plaza to-
day. announced he would go before
the city council and ask SIS 600 To
nnance the march OF 500 men some
500 miles north to Sacramento. The
total collections OF the army yester-
day and to-day amounted TO Sl1.5O.
Charles Sebastian. chief of police.
thereupon visited tle camp and an.
nounced that the men there would
be offered work tomorrow. and II
they did not accept they would be
driven from the city. regardless OF
the treaty OF peace negotiated last
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-23
Entsrs nerrnsiiiio.

BEltMEJIl.LO. Durango. Mexico. Mar
1z-seneral villa entered Bermejillo at
o'clock Friday afternoon after "a run.
ming ught with advance guards OF the
federMs Tor Is plilcr. the enemy num-
bertng see. was driven through Berme-
lilio and about five miles beyond 70
santa Clara which was occupied BY the
forces or General Herrera. one hundred
erai side.
feaerais retrcated from Mapimi in
front o. the advance Of a column sent
out from fcrunal by General villa An
other column was separated and sent
from tone1os under General Banavides
70 take Tlahaulilo. the capture OF which
would clear the way for the advance d.
rectly against TOrreon. General villa g.
pr communication with Generals Trbina
totltrerns and other conHtitutionalfst
leaders. The railroad was cut IN many
places - the Federais. but the repairs
Nero quickly made and now there H. d.
rect communication with the north. The
supply trains which were left behind ~
fhs main body On its rapid march from
Zone Do have arrived 90 ltermelliio The
army o. IN tiFh spirits and the generals
ere ~ ths opinion that Torreou can not
bore 20 bold out against the forces now
heiuE brought against a.