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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-23
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-07-23
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
INCORPORATION DAY
Aberdeen to Celebrate Twenty-fourtf
Anniversary of Incorporation
of Town, May II

A movement is aiOot to hold a biz
celebration on Tuesday, May 18th
the twenty-fourth anniversary of the
incorporation of the Town of Aber
deem, to be called the Home Coming
Day"
The advancement Aberdeen has
made in the "a years of it's career
from an insignificant place to a large
iourishing and important city, make.
sound practical to many residents the
plan of bringing back as many al
possible OF those who, in one way OF
another, have aided in making tbs
dream OF years ago a realty. The
matter will be brought to the atten
ton of the Chamber of Commerce
in the near future.
Aberdeen was incorporated as Z
city May T., 1890, and John Malins
was the first mayor, with w. w. An
site, l.. F. Babcock o. Nj. Kellogg
Edward Koehler Alexander Iouns
and J. A. West as the first council
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
BIRD MEN MEET
Grays Harbor Poultry Association
Held Meeting and Banquet
Membership Increasing

The recent membership contest re-
suited in increasing the number of
poultry fanciers enrolled ON the rec
ord of the Grays Harbor Poultry as
ISOLATION to 160. A meeting OF the
association Tuesday evening was fol
lowed by a banquet at the Hotel
Washington. The contest was won
by the following team, which secured
II new members: Frank Wrinkle
man, Capt, Mrs. G. G. Hanson ".
w. Boner, II. b. Elder, Dr. f. f.
Lane, Gaylord Adams The losing
team secured Go members 1t consist
ed OF Mrs. j. X. McGlauflin, j. A.
r'alrbairn, w. Il. Staples, A. ii. Beck
enhauer, II. +. Horn and Chris Dan
iels who was captain. Mr.. Daniel with
20 new members, secured the highest
individual reward. Mr. Adams, Mrs
Hanson and Mr.. Horn with 10 new
members We're tied for second place
Aberdeen was selected as the place
for the next show, Dec. 1926, and
Judge Russell veteran in the bust
ness, viii make the awards.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
K c German Cc{teo Gle

Sift dry ingredients together, beat the egg,
add milk ard butter to the egg to make one
and one quarter cups; stir all together with
inverted spoon TO stiff batter. Turn into
biscuit pan and spread even. Brush top
lightly with melted butter. Sprinkle sugar
and ground cinnamon over the top. Bake
in moderate oven.
Dutch Apple Cake or Prure Kuchcn eau
be made with this same batter by covering
the top with pared and sliced apples, or
cooked pruncs with the pits removed, skin
SIDES down. Drcdge with sugar and cinna-
mon the same as for Coffee Cake.
sThe Cooks Book" contains 90 just such
delicious recipes. You can secure a copy
free by sending the coored certificate packed
in ascent cans Of K c Baking Powder to
the Jaques Mfg. Co., Chicago, being suse 70
write your name and address plainly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
Aberdeen Printing Co., Particular
Printers. 800 East Wishkah street.

You will like the Herald.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
bRACHVOGEL MAKES GOOD

Max w Brachyogel, son of Mr.. and
cIrs. NJ \. Brachvogel, and grad
is now in his fourth year at the Ply.
sicians and Surgeons college in Chica-
90, and will graduate this year. His
parents have just been informed that
he has passed an examination for adj
mission to the st. Louis hospital
which position he will assume on grad
uating. he was one of II to pass
this exam. out of 1872 students who
tried for it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
CRUSHED TO DEATH
Matt Overtrich, Young Logger
Meets Death Between Two Logs
at Coats-Fordney Camp

Matt Overtrich, aged 22 years, EN-.
ployed as second loader at camp Nc
2 Of the Coats Fordney Logging com.
pany. was fatally crushed between
two logs Wednesday morning He
died less than an hour later, while
being removed to the hospital. Over
trich recently came from Tacoma
The body is at the Whitesde morgue
awaiting instructions from his two
brothers who are working at Gate
The unfortunate young man had
two brothers living at Gate City, who
arrived here yesterday to arrange for
tho funeral
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
Tales OF The Town .CrScIy

Toilet soap and perfumes. Evans
Drug Go. II
Mrs. Myra Fusua left Tuesday for
Macon. Missouri
John Hanson. the tailor, is new
located at SO East Wishkah street. tt
George Simpson and Lewis Nelson
left Wednesday for Bozeman, Mon
tana
Shirley A. Randolph came down
from olympia Sunday, to visit his
children.
Mrs W. Findeissen. of Olympia, is
in the city. visiting her son, Paul
Findeisson.
=
Japanese Toothache Drops will re-
lieve the pain at once. Evans Drug
Co. If
&
anu MiS. NSNlOI Nty anu
children left Tuesday for Grey Eagle,
Minnesota.
Ira Sckoman and Emil Nokka left
Tuesday for a visit to their old home,
in Finland
Mrs. Roy Coons and Mrs C.. W.
Ingram have returned from a visit
at Westport
Bring in your prescriptions at any
time, they will be properly taken care
Of. Evans Drug Co. II
5
Miss Grace FinGeissen arrived from
Olympia today, to visit her brother,
Paul Findeissen.
The Mcadowbrook Dairy is con-
tempating extending its pure milk
service TO Iloquiam.
Mrs. Henry GoldWater has returned
from an extended visit in California,
and a trip to Panama.
w. y. Crandell, assistant postmas-
ter, has recovered from his illness,
and is again at his post.
Mr.. and Mrs r. O. Parkers, Of
Independence, Iowa, are among the
visitors at Hotel Washington.
John r. ODonnell. manager of the
White Star Lumber Co., Elma, was
in the city on business Tuesday.
Mrs Howard Oakleaf of Portland,
is in the city, visiting her mother,
Mrs. F.. G. Deming
Pinnick & Kenny exhumed the body
OF B. c. Hackett from Fern Hill Gene
terry Tuesday. and moved it to the
Hoquiam mausoleum
The meeting Of the Needlecraft
club, which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. l.. F.
Walker, was postponed week
&
Gents garments dry or steam
cleaned Care taken to make them
look like new. Grays Har5or Renov-
atory & Dye Works, 100 South F
Ct, Phone 290, Auto delivery 53-tf.
s.
The meeting OF the Young Mems
club called for tonight has been post
poned. owing to the mass meeting to
dislC. he iIarLo" Improvement
matter.
There are Loo Easter lilly plants,
with from four to ten blossoms each,
al the Aberdeen Greenhouses, the
largest crop yet produced by that
establishment.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
APPRECIATES n HERALD
Aberdeen Herald.
Aberdeen. Wash

Aberdeen Herald.
Aberdeen. Wash.
Gentlemen
received the copy of the Herald
sent to your 1900 new subscribers
and have read it thoroughly. With
the limited amount Of time | have to
read, this semi-weckly is just what |
want. Your selection of subject-mat-
ter and condensation is admirable.
The paper is a credit to you and to
the city of Aberdeen: | anticipate
much pleasure in having the paper to
read.
Wishing for you great success,
Yours sincerely,
w. ID.
Hoquiam, April s, 1914.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
ASSAULT CHARGED

Ed. Carey. foreman OF road crcY
en- the Humptulips road. is having
hearing as the Herald goes to press
pala, workman on the road. He
pala alleges Carey Knocked him down
and kicked him until he became un-
conscious because he would not worf
faster
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
RETURN FROM MISSOURI

Mr. and Mrs. w r. Whiteside re-
turned Wednesday night from a visit
with Mr. Whiteside's mother, and
other relatives in Missouri. Mr.
Whiteside says times are quiet in
Missouri, owing TO the failure of the
corn crop last year, They visited
ST. Louis and several other points in
the state, and were % days on thu
round trip.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
SALOONKEEPER ACQUITTED

SOUTH BEND, April S.-(SpecialD
Nj. J. Cline, d former saloonkeeper
of Raymond but now OF Aberdeen
was acquitted here today by jury
on charges of keeping his saloon open
N Illegal hours last May. He APP
Qealed from conviction in the Ray
mond justice court.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10
MASS MEETING

MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS
1oa EMBRACING ALL OF CHEHALIs COUNTY,
kGET IN THE GRAND THEATRE AT O'CLOCK DISCUSS THE
ACTION THE w. ENGINEERS REFUSING TO REC.
s775ooo FOR THE PURPOSE
DEVELOPMENT THE TO
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10

FOR light or heavy hauling cali $50
A. Star Trans. Co. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1914-04-10

G. S. Kirk, of Tacoma, is in the city
visiting friends
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

Otter 4 simers 5tans eor hi after !
per Sooepoan og oet git meo Start
aisnnem SnSinna. Chic os Senn'plpas
mia, % ba hi iviite Srofoit, cit 81 neio2
IND / rem reroensbersute Brine %
SmeItebp gitIsbnrsh. ga. Ser Iaa
bet Imaat og jmuoiist I'D for Smaaiolf.
90 man hsrie mango iiee. al man life
enTset al bntte fir Diem / 9eiten Tor
noaet al Der beeite Der. Ren Der gras
pes 10 @iaioner Collars ue Of 5sioer'
ne oe 3p6et. Tom ri srarer Poieter Nd
al bore Ggre I Rinneiota o. Ga,oia.
&c siilee aserbrussituter Soma %
0isconiiu III isg life ie mssei al ben.
neeang. Reu Sotuliuotrptiet al alt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

afbrnsis al bpor ineeet n,aI, bar at
giue df; % ocrtiI iror aorritecn, at
set piloc nrre / tin Crecn ON ri ogian
iaar hsre ira @neeerne Aerhiemme. o.
ira Sc Trno I hnert Serreo, iom bill
paatase ia 1T itnre SouNet for at hsre
here's Nenins % Tui'e / oenne Saa.
Seucre ben fan ri ida mere trriicuoe
iaitiGfte Sc neSuensise HeaIcr. ipr at
iitre oS en- rctfrrois lloocIiug al Ysus
gene. sort iaet: anu ri nm %ioreIss
bio i%orfifre. AT Bette piI Nipc pdretas
oct otter beoiie Sfier, oe eitcr Be ilcites
gniie paa bcsgs CHER al Sapst.
Ntco BET idu,ine ptI III o9iad oplplc.
at ser meo set fsritc oiI bIipe &olg al
nh Sormarh o. Sefretur for Snhiams
Iinasfomiteen, % Den me Sormano iii
tiItrres tic Suli. 9etie for at iores
bnaae fell 6orienoclic al Sibras iamt
@rebe anaaacnbc SuoiamIine. Sen me
NorrrnrNs Napu % GoreSic MI om fort
Eio bctienSteisres. @na aomiteens
Geane.
0aatpn Iatline, 6orir. % Setr..
Stour SaIs, 2. 3.
g. 8. VcbcrIou. Gos.,
726 e. @iuneiota Npc.
Siour Sails. g. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Mineeeapen til
Gplpereio % NGro.

Seleeuoe bar Itoen bort forrt9e NE
ferat iubitriberet til @aben; Union
aIbertion, Canton. z. 8. $40, Nils
NatIiue, &ortbiug. g. 3. s., Ole sos
picf, @oIqa. z. 3. So; 6ilpa 5aIoor@
len SO, amun0a 6alporien 50. Sohn
Slion So. Sugualo Gllon s., ale ira
Siour sails, Q. D; s. q. 8abl, Salt
2afe Sim, lltab IS; SngoaIb Sagcrno,
5arris6urg 9. 3. So; Sens 5. Seirs>
nes. SItranoer, Winn. $40.
@eb goletta Slipu, Salofpiu, @is.
er igIgcnbe inSicnDt: Gam Sbompion,
2ice Qafe, @Rinn. 80; @otfreb Snrts
LAMB, Chicago, SH. so; goIetta GIion,
@aIopin, wis. 50; g. :. 9anoen, Sir
oinia, Rinn. so; Olai Sauoneis, Gus
lutb, Iinn. 81; Aug. z. Slion, 5ens
Ming. @inu. 81.
SEQ g. $. @reuia, SacreD 5cart.
@inn err IigeIeSes inbIenot: 6. q.
Gpenion $40, Y. 6. 9reois $40, g. 6.
Sbuneis 50, aae fra Sacreo 6cart,
W2inn.; Sluf 8. Suffers $40, Mrs. q.
2unbouiIt s., begee ira Granite Sails,
Minn.; Mfreo Suea, minneapolis.
Ninn. 81. SiIiannen $f06. Ser
tpitteret for 1918. Salt 1919.
Som set pil ices AT o~beuitaaeube.
bar SnSiamIinoen / BEN iibite Sio 6apt
eoo Sremgang. og Gomiteen Til herpeo
iige bierteliq 5af til ale 90 enhpcr Ion
har hbet @iorng og paa cnbper dnocn
RaaDe pGrct bebiGlpeIie meo SnoInms
linaeit. Set or ps en- @lGoe at ie. at
Saoen binber ~iterterc SiIilutrirg for
bper lib. % set er ogiaa bort 6uab.
at nddr SnbinmIingen aiiluttes, ri
pil funne ooerrette bore 6iemmcInsrl
aalpereiS og Iers, Ell Riubegabe, ionl
hi Sambb9bin9er fan bare SGre az. 9i
er MI paa gob @ei, og hpuh iom alerebc
err oirrt for Sagen maa iises at brrc
Ell goo 9eahnoelie. 90 gib bette
maatte opmlntre DC mango al bore
S~arbpsbinser iom enonu life bar Label
bere fra zig, at osian Sc maatte tonme
meb fine Siorasl Nogle er BET multi
gems iom life babbe anIebning til al
lrie bort Ssferat fra 0omiteens Rebe
ABE WGrts. % hi bar laaIeDes mobtas
get en- Gel Speresmaal meb Ssnipn til
lloSeIineen at 8apen % 6bao ben IfaI
bruges til. Gerior pil hi her sientnee
bpao iom bIeo beiternt a bort iioite
Neoc. bpor ia. 80 al bore Sambpsoins
ger beltos. Set bleu iom Ter faitao!ot,
at @apen ber tomme &c fattigs til9obs
/ llIpftestiIfrlber. iGrIis iIige iom bar
miitet lin Sar ps Forieraer. % ou
bette bIir taIot Ell Rinsesnpe. Sr Del
osiaa naturIiat at Yersens iGttes pdn
Henter. 90 al nm Renterne uoseles.
liseiom oeb ale andre RinoegGssr,
Ien ba burhc ri ogiaa osuue CONNER
snne ifrabe icrnmen | BET mineite 81
Suien Collars. for al Der fan blioc er
linen gum / aarlies aeuter al uo6eIe.
2et er oaiaa osniisien iioen ar iorbsit
bette Souh / Sc ieIsenoe Var. inStil or
itsrre Gum er nanet, gisere Heglel
for llneeIineeu err euonu lie peStasns
Sa Sisie 9iesIer for en- Sci bill part
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
sgrbsbieit
S1ur.
ct Seisa | Iierppnt, 2. 9af.


Seq bill meo &ebattsrens Siaabclie
ifripe Iibi ON ct @eiss, ies nsIie al
Ia9oe / Yierport, 9. 9at. Seq %
Saul Smiinoion beieete Ser bore SIrgts
hinge Ole 6ofslstfen % 5uItru fra
Huite / norbre Sron lannt here's Satter
Rarie. Mrs. $. q. 8ouefion, 90 Sens
nen Nmllnb. Sioitnrpnte pIeier fine
~itatfels ganle Scrrlbre, ipm or inge
% 6irIpeleie. Gle har bolot Seugeu
M mart ct Gar o. fan life engang mas
Sc iig iclp. 6au lia9sr iom man lGgs
ger BAN, os Bet er paniteIist at ~foritaa
hbab Fan Tiger, ga ban er lamrct peo
Slag. Sans 6uitru Heno9 er oppc,
men bun maa lsftes at % / Sen9en og
flutes omtring / Ell Hlilleitol. Sum tan
Dog baabe ipiie o9 tale, % ie9 tiI6ra9te
TO Sage ser % lantaIte n,e9et meo SC
70 oamIc Stafler. Ole taalte Dog life
meaet pa bIep mart tr6t.
Z, tiGre Gienoinger. iom ido hiemme
/ Norae Gnrene 1875 % 1876, piloe M
panifelig fjenbe Nruuo igien, tbi ban
er bIenen en- earmeI Rano, % BET er
life at nnores oncr. ga ban Sag og
Sat maa pleie line SorGlNre. Seitereu
Yiarie taeer piit o9iaa lin Gel, ba bun
Dor Iiee / NerbeSeu og fan bore beD
Sonnben til enbper 5ib. NQc bisic bar
mig billie ale aienbinger, % Ole inabe
til mig, at ran ifulbe bare ina inberlig
aIab. ON ban tunbe iad flute berfra
og tornme til bnm, iom bar berebt 90
lig for libenbe % beiu9rebe.
SiIiibit Ell benlig 6iIien til "Fos
items TerionaIe % ale %aienoiuser.
Ole &aulion StrGbbertu en.
HpsInu. Q s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
6ra Mlfabp. U. Iaf.

Ser er MI fommet Iibt mere Sin oe
@srelie bIanbt 6olt / beune ofiibes
Grog al @erben.
garet 1913 bar ct 2pftens @nr / en-
Netning. hpiIfet 10 Sallet 10 life altio
giGlber for at bore. Soosganen farpt
nemIig foraobt at hiGlpe os al meS ct
lenge fplt Sapn, ibet Den forIGueet i'm
2inie fra ImbroIe, 81. Dat. os ct gobt
Strtfe inb / Montann. s CONNER
fonrmter @reot Northern, % ba bIiper
bet for os iom ct Tarabis / Sorholo
til bpab III for bar bant til. Sar bsrt
at henne @ane bar fiebt Sim Siaa
"Guarter" for $4,000 til gp, men ON
bet pasier beo iea life. ba min Sarm
li9ser ct Stpfte berfra.
Ser er MI 'tiftet etpnr nbe Sarmfors
enin9er, % flere er unber Spieiling.
Eoitrute nrbeioes Der ogiaa for.
Ieniebeo blep itiftet / @inter paa
|eitiiben at @ritins goct. Iaitor
Grition bar pirfet ber / flere Iar %
fan mi neo Subs SiGlp ie Srugterne
at tit anitrensenbe srbeibe - pfte uoe
/ Storm % Snefps pad piIoe YrGrier.
Wenigbeben teller M 81 Weblemmer,
bullet 10 er en- nemerfet g~egnnSelIe.
men bet furbe blibe BET bobbelte, ont
ale fit 2irene op for set eneite nsbs
penbi9e / bcnne |erben, Ser itaar 10. at
insen fan tiene to 5errer, og iaa er
bet oeian ber. en- auinbeforenins bar
o9iaa itiftet = euer ifulbe b9re Itiitet
men iaa bleo Bet Splib iIfeSetfor
Screening, bullet 10 er en- flor Sell
iblanbt ps ale, ps BET isreelisite Times
ies er, at Der err Splib inben Icnighez
Sen, ion 10 iflIbe p9re ct ginebe paa
Subs 6ise biniibes. Waatte en- beiere
@aet faa aabne Soils Zine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Sra SarIpn, q. tut.

Sarlpn er en- lioen @p paa ben
npe @ren al Soosgaren / 9enion
eountp, 90 ben bar afereSe Be nsos
bcnoise Sorretnin9er % porcr til ems
boer Sib.
Iblin9en runbt ber bar nofina goo
Iiolte Gar. ibet Sueben gau 10 til Is,
@ps og SABRE fra 80 til 35 % 9infrs
fra 10 til Is 9uIheIs pr. Mere. @i
tunoe iaalebes life tIase.
Grange at Sarmerne ear MI beapnbt
meo 9reaiurer os @riier. ga BETTE er
Ell mere iitter Snbtr9t enb 6peoehprts
ming.
Senli9 9ilien fra en-
l1nnfnrI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
IRA GIsuprtb, ". Tat.

Sarmere Der Ieper eanlfe goot, men
Yeberipenbeue bar fine Sorger Der iom
ale anbre Stebcr, ps Der er inaen llos
iister til noseu iuar Sssnius al Spersss
maalet. Ii fit Sernbane iioite Soms
mier. ian hi bar fun s Nil til @pen.
Oilers bar III 10 gIstportb, iom peiaa
maa reenes for gp. H~istienot Ter man
beIlt fun Greaturer paa @ahen, men
ser er Dog 9utit, Sfolebus, Eoittontor
% Smieie. @enlig Silien fra
Rprr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
IRA Suucberrn, Miur.

Seq tit en- uinooltaaeliee Strinelpii
iSaa, ba hi bar 8ean. 8egnet fomner
fra noropit os er ristig ,bpe9eIi9t, men
BET err BET ferite @een ri bar baut bette
aar, og hi er npante meb noget laa=
oaut. anriasen til at ieg fit StripeIpit.
banbte Jig forreIten iaa, at ba iee tor1
inp. efter at babe rsstet mine 9eite,
6sns os Grenturer, iatte ies mig oeS
Stopen % tog op en- "SecornbePo1t"
lom apnen bapbe taitet / gebboren, for
at opbrenbes. Sun lGier BEN nemlif
igienucm iaa mart Ben fommer / Su.
Jet. os naar Ben FAR lisget til Ser
bliper Iiot sanmel, faiter bun Sen, iame
men meb andre glabe, forni Ser bliuer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05

SiIsnineer ituIne ies ienbt, men Dc,
ies bill billie. bels9er iee. iaa bet faar
uRre til Ell anoeu Sang. nit iihic
gnite er:
Sa, Tom meo @arme % meb Coffin
Bio faQerd,
III fi9ftc lille Sente, iso % bIio, ful'
lerd,
Ga lea blir bin / @lroe og / Reo fall
lera,
90 eIlfe big. Oct Hal ie9 til min Dob,
fauera.
sgrbsbielt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-05
Soften o. @eo arnen" SIS Geuts

for 3 Wnaneoer ienot til Norge.
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The Spectator., 1914-11-17
MEXICAN WAR AGAIN
 DECLARED BY FACTIONS
GEN. CARRANzA OPPOSED AS THE FIRST CHiEF," AND DECLAR-
 ED TO BE A REBEL.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
 Fl PaSo, Tex.-War has been de clared between CarranGa and Villa, ac cordlng to advices received at Juarez from officials of the conclave at Aguas Calientes.
 A preliminary battle has occurred at Leon, between Aguas Calientes and Queretaro.
 Gen. Pablo Gonzales. the CarranZa commander, has moved his forces from Queretaro north to Silao to meet the Villa advance. Gen. Manuel Chao, from Aguas Calientes with strong column.
 A message from officials at Mexico City given out by Rafael Muzquiz, the Carranza consul general to the United States. said:
 The first chief is at Cardoba. A majority of the principal chiefs have declared in favor of CarranZa. Villa has called on the people to take arms. All the south and east is loyal to the first chief"
 A telegram from Aguas Calientes says that at meeting of the conven. tion General Panfilo Natera. a vice president Of the convention, rose and declared that Carranza, the deposed first chief" should be considered a rebel because the allotted time hau expired for him to recognize the soy ereignty of the assembly of chief. tains.
 His remark was greeted with wild applause. Natera had been consider ed one of Carranza's strongest sup of a newly created Central Zone had precipitated the Carranza-Villa es- arrangement some months ago.