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French.

PARIS, June 12.-The French War
Office this afternoon gave out the
following:
There is little to add to the an
nouncement given out last night.
We have made further progress in
the region of Duval. north of Lorette,
and i'm the vicinity of the labyrinth
This morning q heavy fog pre-
walls in the sector north OF Arras."
The night official statement was as
follows:
"1n the region north of Arras there
was artillery fghting. which was
particularly violent on the Lorette
plateau. Throughout this section,
AK Noulette TO Ecurie, the Ger
mans sought by continuous bonn
bardment to interfere with the or
ganizntion Of the positions captured
by us. Our artillery replied by bonn
harding the trenches and batteries
of the Germans.
I'm the region OF the Toutvent
farm. southeast Of lIebuterne. tho
Germans this morning delivered
counterattack. which was easily
checked.
There is nothing to report on the
rest OF the front, except rather
vigorous artillery action In the sec
tor east of Rheims and on the
Perthes -Bcausejour front"
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original standpoint. and It will be a
matter OF further negotiations, during
which the German arguments will he
repeated and their justification proved
IL would be premature to go Into
detalis, especially OF q technical ma,
ture. now; 1t is enough to be satisfied
mat the Wilson note is so constructed
as 10 admit the possibility of addi-
ional negotiations He himself Shove
desire for such negotiations He s,,,'
gests that the German government
produce further proofs substantiating
."e cIalm regarding the Lusitania, and
declares himself ready TO act as an in
Term ediary between Germany and
Llent brltain regarding mutual con-
Is concerned.
GERMANY WANTED TO SHOW
HER FRIENDLY SPIRIT
true. this offer would have been
OF considerable more value if the
PRESIDENT had explained he was will
ing 10 make such propositions; where
as ne animated that Germany and
Great Britain should initiate tho SLY
gestions. e
How that may he. the United States
VIII see from further negotiations
that Germany has an honorable desire
20 treat n friendly suggestion IN n
friendly spirit
by the publication of the note is such
th't the hypothesis heralded through
out tho world that America also was
IN the ranks Of our enemies is now
SHOWN 10 be once more the old case OF
the wish father to the thought"
Captain Persius, the naval expert of
the Tageblatt, writes:
harmonizing of views is possible
ana the Washington government shows
sincere disposition to reach an UNI
outstanding. That is the Keynote of
the American note; there is no saber-
rafting"
Captain Pcrsius assumes that the
German answer Will remove the last
obstacle In the way OF eliminating all
dlnerences AS he understands the
american note il by no means takes
the view that the German Admiralty
must order suspension of submarine
warfare before negotiations can pro-
coed. lie regrets that the United
states has failed duly to appreciate
Germany's previous offer to placc re-
str!ctions upon the activity of the sub
marine. provided the British abandon
their efforts to starve Germany" and
he adds that is certain that no satis-
factory solution is possible until Great
l'ritaln makes this concession as C;reat
Britain was the first to break the
international law"
He concludes: we have firm conf
dence that the friendly relations he
! tween Germany and the United States
I VIII smooth the way to n complete mn
Outstanding. and thus give victory 70
justice and humanity"
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ADDITIONAL RUSSIAN
SICCESSES CMRONICLED

= PETROGRAp, June II tvia London,
June 12).-Additional Russian sue
cesses are chroniclcd in an official
statement issued tonight. Probably
the most important OF these victories
was on the Dnicster. near Stry. Sew
eral villages also have been captured
on the left bank OF the Dnicster In
the same region
!. The communication follows:
"On the night OF the 10th and the
following day the Germans. after a
furious bombardment, renewed deter
mined attacks from the west of
Shawl, on the front of l<oujilice.
Rakievo and Einoraitzy Several times
during the night they reached our
barbed wire entanglements. but each
time were thrown back. leaving piles
of killed and wounded.
g I'm the region north Of Shawl m
enemy detachment, composed princi-
pally of cavalry. advanced slightly In
the direction OF Szakinow, coming from
the west.
"On the left bank of the Dubysa
from Shavliany to Betignola. we as
sumcd the offensive, and on the morn
Ing OF the 10Th gained an important
success, taking by vigorous night at
tack over 500 prisoners, with guns.
mitrailleuses and other booty
The enemy continued his fruitless
attacks in the region of Mosciska
ENTIRE COMPANY MADE
PRISONERS by RUSSIANS
"On the right bank OF tho Dniester
we continued on the 9th and 10th TO
press the enemy on the front between
the Rivers Tismcnica and Swica, cap
turing MANY prisoners uuirls n rnra a y, a
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WHAT WEARING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

near Minneskensvere, on tho eastern
ridge of the Lorette Heights. and In
the Souchez district were repulsed.
In the close range fighting to
the north of Ecurie the French twice
brought up fresh troops. In the af-
tcrnoon we succeeded completely In
driving the enemy out of over
positions. An advance made by the
French during the evening broke
down undcr our infantry fire, and
the retreating enemy suffered very
heavy losses. Near Serre, to the
southeast Of Hebuterne. we are
again advancing from our positions.
Eastern arena:
THE Dubysa River, in the Zoginie
and Betingola districts, Russian adj
rances failed. North OF Przasnysz
our troops yesterday stormed Rus
sian position, where they took $50
prisoners and some machine guns
and mine throwers.
''On the Rawka River, between
Bolimow and Sochaczew, we pene-
trated position OF the enemy Up
to the present time. 500 Russians
have been taken prisoners.
Southeastern arena:
East of Przemysl the situation
remains unchanged. The army un-
der General Won Linsingen has at
tackled the enemy, who was advanc-
ing toward our wing. Zurawna,
which had been cleared the day be-
fore yesterday. has been retaken
and the enemy driven beyond the
bridgehead near Mosciska, north
east of, Zurawnu
Attacks by the enemy near
Halusz and upon Stanislau were re-
pulsed"
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Julia B. Gay. recording secretary: Mrs.
Charles Sanders. treasurer. Mrs. George
Munday. superintendent OF press work:
Mrs. T. N. Duke, superintendent sci
entific instruction; Mrs. Il. Peyton pal
more. Sunday school: Mrs. Lee Todd.
young peoples work: Mrs. Barker
loyal legion; Mrs. Birdie Adams, medl
cal temperance; Miss Pearl Valentine,
temperance literature: Mrs n. A.
Bowsman, medical contest: Mrs. Ella
v. Wood, evangelistic; Mrs. May Foster,
unfermented wine; Mrs. Roy Thomas.
mothers meeting; Mrs. Ruter, social
meeting; Mrs. Harry, flower mission:
Mrs. Bowen, open air; Mrs. Mable
Adams. State paper
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AUTOBIOGRAPHY HURLED
HACK ny pRI SSItNS

LONDON, June l2.---AlthouEh the
British press has warned the public II
10 too early to assert positively mat
Tho Austro-German armies in Galicia
have been definitely checked. 1t. never
thcless, Is believed by many military
eommentators here that there has oeen
= sharp turn in the situation which VIII
prevent Germany transferring any con-
siderablo force of troops either to the
west or TO the Italian frontier.
= Some German forces are said TO have
been detached from the Galician armies
and hurried TO the 1sonzo front but il;
Is felt more are needed there 10 stop
the Italian advance on Trieste.
< The latest official announcements
from Petrograd say the Russians have
assumed the offensive along the Dubysn
River and in the Baltic provinces. and
they concede the loss OF ground no.
where except along the River Pruth, in
Bukowina.
Viewing the recent hIhting In Ga
Icia and perspective. it may be divided
Roughly into three great battles. The
chief OF these was fought forty miles
Southeast Of Lenders, where the forces
Under General Linsingcn had not only
CROSSED the Dnicstcr, but had progressed
twelve miles beyond. getting astrde Of
The Lcmbcrg railroad. These were the
forces which the Russians apparently
have forced back with heavy loss, thus
placing the river in Russian hands
throughout.
= The second great battle, or series OF
battles, took place in the territory he
tween Ugartsbcrg and XydaChow. and
along this line the Russians claim to-
have repulsed the Germans with Sc
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hoy Charged with Theft.

Claude Harris, a thlrteen-year-old
negro. was arrested by Detective Ser
geants Willy and kellam and Police
man Deskins yesterday afternoon on n
charge OF stealing a 81 watch from the
Cohen Company. The boy will be ar
raigned In the Juvenile Court on the
charge.
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German.

BERLIN, June IL tvia London).-
Army headquarters to-day gave out
this report:
Western arena:
Attacks of the enemy yesterday
in the dunes northeast of Ypres and
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TWO

two Belgian. three Russian and forty
british. or the British vessels. thirty
fwo wore fishing craft. IN addition,
two fishing smacks were sunk by
Zeppelin.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TWO nicely furnished rooms, use OF
path and phone. electric lights Third
street. Phone Madison 5S2l-I.
Lost, oid-tashioncd breastpin. oval
shape surrounded by pearls and
wreath OF gold leaves. Reward If re-
turned to Mrs. j. w. Burress. 200 West
LOST. between Aliens jewelry store
ana Seventh and Broad, watch chain
band Reward If returned IT'S Cham
fct rent, two comfortable rooms, CON
Ncnlent 10 bath. with or without
nn,;du ~, private family. Randolph
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
DOS JEFES De ESA FACCION
Sc HAN PASADO A Los Ca
RRAhCISTAS CON SUS
FUERzAS
AVER Sc COTIlO EN- Ell PASO LA HONEDA
VILLBTA A RAzON De S5.75 AMERICA
NOS POR NIL PESOS BILIKbIQUES
reiegrama especial para LA PRENSt-

FL. PASD. Texas. Scpll"mhr" H.
\ mcdida que paSan los dIaS :"
dcsintrgra - drSor=aniza mas e!
villiSrno. Lo que no hacr Ia !">mo-
ralilari6n entire los irfrS de rS&
farcidn 10 harr Ia indiSciplina en-
ire los SuballrrnoS qu" rada NrL
mas - convrncrn de "a imminent"
ruina de- Ia rauSa por Ia ruaI nan
lurhado. Las drSrrrionrS son rI pan
de- rada dia rn Ia farcldn r"NoIu-
rionaria que tan duro> =olpeS ha
yrnido llrvando.
Hoy So rrcIbirron nOIlcla> dr que
Carlos Felix. iudio yaqui Iu" tie
Ne "A SuS 0rdrncS lrrSclcnloS nom
braS de Su raza V Que 81 encOntra-
ba de guarnici6n en Las Nacas. So
ha iuntado a los rarranclStaS ma
nifrSiiniulc< Uu" VA no quierr pc
lear pnr Villa. S;ib">r que cl general
Silva. que hizo Ia rampana Ell Ia
region rarb0nirrra Il" CoahulIa. 10
mG rl miSmo ramIno lu" Felix.
t.ada gopr dr rSios Que rrclbr
81 viii>mo r"pcrcute rn ri raI"r
de Su paprl monrda. Hoy. con mo-
1.-Two de las autrriOrrS notiria> y Il"
In insurrrciGn dr l'rbina 81 pap"l
villiSta - roiiz6 4 81. - di|ar"> por
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

di>purStoS para conrurrIr Il Ia Jun
IN dr Que ~ ma habIado. La opinion
general entire Io> altos funcIona-
rios ,Erl gobirrno americana - dc
Que la inlrnri6n del goblerno anne
rirano Y dr los diplomatIroS de las
RrptlbliraS del sur. al arepiar Ia
prnpoSiri6n ir Carranza. - Ia dt'
lrnrr una oportunidad para hac"r-
,r Yer cl dr>ro que !ienen todaS las
poIrnriaS del muuio ie que ce>rn
las lurhaS inte>linaS TN M"XIc" Y
Jlr para clio - nrce>arlo que ahan
done In inlrauSi=rnrla de Que ma
yrni,lo dando prurhaS. TanbI"n :"
lratar-;i Ell ia iuuia 81 punto de las
rr.rIamarione> pnr dailoS pr"duci-
dos por Ia rrvo.uridn a>i como de
n tapariiai dri Gobirrno dr Ia
rranza para protr@rr las ViiaS y
nrnpin,iadrS lr lu> rXtranjcros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

SrnoreS MiniStro>: Ha Iurda"o
nnlerado 81 T.. NrnuSUann Carran-
"a. Primer Jrfe del f,i.rcito cons
titucionali>ta Y Enrar@ado del Po-
der Executive de- ia Union. lie ia
nota QUE con Su caricter Official Ia
yiernn a bieu iIriGirlc con tccita
Is de A-osto pr6XimO paSado. IN
vitandolo a una confrrencIa con los
irfeS de las EaccioneS rrb"ldrS pa
ra ronsidrrar Ia >ituaci6n mrNIca-
na Y ii reStablerimirulo Il" a paz.
He rccibido in>trurionrS para III
formar a SuS EXrrlrnctaS. com"
tenso Il honor dr harrrl". IN H"m-
brr del Primer Jrfr del Ej"rrito
conStilurionali~ta ' EncarGato del
podrr Executive lie. IA Rcpublira. Il
dr nin@una manrra pn,tra con>"u-
tir. que loS aSuntnS inj"rlorrS de.
pals. sean ,iIrigidoS Y manrjado> p"r
meditation por iniclativa de nIn-
glIn =obierQo eyirani"r". anoyado
en- eL drrrcho que ticneu t"daS Las
nacianeS de ,que Su Soberania sea
reSprta,ia por los dennis paiSrS :
DOR 10 ianto "a acepiacI0u de IN
invitaci6n de- slIS rXrcienclaS para
una -conGerenria con las faccIone-
rebelirS a fin lie drvoIvrr Ia paz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

"Snarir lie rSIa raZin Eun!amen-
lav hay olraS que nn ic>eo pa>ar rn
SjIrnrio a fin dr procuraf ronVen-
GER IDS. que la condurta del Prl-
mrr .Jefr del Ejtrcito conS:ilurlo-
naliSta y Encar=ado del Poder kIe-
rutivo IL. la Naci6n. al Obrar de e>ta
manera. rSia inSpira4a saiamehIe
nor los mas altos debere> due 81
r}rvado cargo le impOnen.
"EStoy Sr.Uro que Y. ENceienrlas
no dudan que Mexico - encuenlr7
ar.ualrnrnic baio Ia augusta II" una
rrvoluriGn que - la propu"Sto ma
,,r uu" dcSaparrzca p0r complri"
lo,in vcSli@io lie la fp0ca colonial.
aSi como los errore> y abuses d" las
administrations paSadaS y hacer
rfarliva> Las mobiles aSplracloneS
para II mrioramiento y frllcldad
drl pueblo mrSicano..
~por olra parte. V. EXcclenciaS
habran tcnido 0pOrtuniiad De oh
Servar por las conteStacionrS dc
iodoS los jrfeS miltareS y civlIes
subor,iinados a Ia primera jcfa-
tura. que el Primer Jcfc eS IA Uni
ca autoridad qua podria decIdir Y
uur de- hrchO decide aSuntoS some
tidos a 10 consideration de alue-
Hos. que con SuS reSpueStaS han
dado un rlocuente eiemplo de iisci-
pima Y SoIidaridad. prObando con
r>io QUE II Primer Jefe ha Sabid0
cOnservar rsa unidad dentr0 del 60
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reIegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

LAREDO. Texas. Septiembre II.
-Todos los treneS de pasajeroS fue-
ron anuladoS hoy. Tai detrmlnaclon
fu6 molivaia pOr ell hecho de que
todo el material rodante y locomo-
ioras Sc ocuparOn en- ei Iransporte
de trOpaS que van alacar ia pla-
"a de Torre6n. Otra buena parle de
los trenes esta ocupado on Sacar
carbon de la region productora pa
ra los puntos donde eXiSten dep6-
SitoS de eSe mineral.
Algunos empleadOS ferrocarrlle-
ros que paSaron hoy a eSta plaza
me infOrmaron que en- estoS mo-
mentOS Sc esta hacienda un gran
movimiento de tropas para To-
rre6n. tanto de las que estan en-
Monterrey como de- las que estan
en- Saltillo. Sc cree que durante el
/ tempo que dure esa movilizacion
auedara paralizado el trafico de
pasajeros.
En- ell iltimo tren que sali6 de
esta ciudad para ocuparse en- Ia
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Sera acepaa proposition de Los que deyeon nuesta para
Venustiano Carranza Sc destruyen entire 81
Rodolfo Ferros por orden de Va tene rodeado Tomas
Urbna en- Nieves, Durango, obeto de quitarle Gin
co milones de pesos que robo
de luchar haa del
compadre de Francisco Villa qutarle el dinero

Erbina. como 10 die en- mi tele-
grama relative. Sc separo de villa,
prro no fu6 pOr que quislera retl-
larse de la revOluci0n. SinO por que
en el tempo que su superior y
compdare 10 tuvo de jefe de las ar
mas en- San Luis FOiOSi y OtrOs pun
los. lOgr6 reunir la enOrme suma
de cincO miIOnes de pesos, pro-
duclO de las mas atrOces eXacclo-
hes. como Villa le pidiera cuen-
las de csc dinerO. Urbina OPTIC pOr
eScaparse en- la primera Oportu-
nidad Que Sc lie present6. Villa sa-
bia perfecIamelle la canlidad que
traia consigo Urbina pues hubo
JGiirn denunciara aquel. FL
".Jefe de las OperaciOnes estuVo
iralanGO de cOnvencer a su COM
padre. por medic de emisarios
tOdavia en- tono pacifico, que VOL.
viera a SUI lado y que le entregara:
el dinero Que Sc habfa rObado.,
Durante el tempo que duraron las
negociaciOnes. Villa procur6 que.
permaneciera en- silenciO 10 que
pasaba y pOr esa circumstance solo
por rumoreS Sc sOSpechaba en- esta
/ 10 que habia.
Asi las cosaS. lego un :nOmento
en- Que Villa luvo uno de los acce-.
SOS de c6lera que tan frecuentes son
en- el. y orden6 a su lugarteniente
ROdOlfo Fierros, tan Sansuinario
como 81 Y come Urbina, para que
So marchara a rNieves. Durango,
donde So encuenira Urbina Y 4 tOda
COSTA So apoderara de Fl y del CO.
diciaiO dinero.
Las liltimas nOticias que llegan
de Chihuahua. enteramente con-
rirmadaS. dicen que va FierrOs ha
rodeado Nieves Y Sc dispone a
atacar Urbina, quien con 500 de
suS ac6rrimos partidariOs esla lis
n para defenderse.
La lucha pueS. va ser muerle,
@ acknowledgements que quien Saldr;i
ierrotadO en- ella sera urbina, pues
Sus hombres. por decididos que sean
no podran resisir los de Fie-,
rrOs que son en- numero mucho.
mayor. No lie falIaba al desmorali-
zado viIismo mas que esas con-
tieidas inieslinas. para mayor ruiz
ma suya. Ell rStoS mOmentos en- que
el enemieO 10 acecha por todas
parties Y eSta listo para darle el I'LL
timo formidable gOlpe.
Enlre los pariidarios del Willis
mo la noticia anterior ha causado
gran scnSaciGu. pues nadie deia de
comprender la gravedad la tras-
cendenca que tiene el incidenle.
Ell CORREspONsAL.
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Ofreco los conerencas en- su respuesa
que tuvieran una junta la rontera mexicana, para
tratar asuntos de caracter International
C que acepacn oerta de Carranz ene oo hacero
que dscuta sobre los puntos rehusa a tratar

50 cree Que In lanta> Vrrr> dIcha
junia trndri lugar hasia que Ia
pr6Xima hata!la rnIrr NlIIl>IaS
rarranciStaS - haya drciddo purS
ha de- influir murho rn !aS deter
minacioncS que :" lomrn. rI re-
suItadO que trnga Ia hatalIa rrfe-
rida.
Observation-Disclosures 81 iljo hoy
uue 81 PrcSidrmtr Wilson habia de
rlaraho que no Srria impossible i'll
ducir Il CarranZa que rntrara cn
traladoS de paz con los villiSIaS.
una VIZ que runcuri"ra Ia iunl;,
que cl miSmo propuSo. En- c>Ia ca
pital - juzga rntrrarnrnir Se:ura
In abSouta derrota de- Villa.
Fl tcXto de- Ia nota dr Carranza.
Que fur pubIirada rn Nrracruz an
trS de ser rnviada Il r>la capital. -
cl Sigulrnl":
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TeIegrama especial para La PRENSA.

WASHINGTON. SeptlemDre H.
Los liltimoS lrlesramas que liegan
dc Brownsville references a la 81
iuari6n que predOmina en sus Ger
raniaS dicrn que el tNodo de famI-
las mryiranaS rOnIintla en creclen-
tr. ASeguran los mcnSajeS rcierl-
dos que a ial grado ha lIesad0 "I
pinico entire los meXlcanoS mora
rorrS de- las ramrhrria> del Sur0eS-
f.. de Texas. que murhoS dc ell0s
han ,Iria,Io SuS NlabOrrS rn frul".
prrfrirnio p"rder 10 que de elias
les prrtrnecia ser muerIoS p"r
los rangers Que los cnnSlderan CO.
mo sOSprrhOS2S.
DicrSr iambiGn que 81 lbs lraba-
iadorcS mrXiran0S rrciben grandcS
pcriuiriOS con rsloS camhI0S. no
son mrnOS los Due rStin SufriendO
los propielarioS que de- Ia nochc a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
S|GlJE EN- CREC|ENTF FL EXODO De
MEX|CANOS DEL SURESTE DEL
ESTADO De TEXAS
ALCUNOS DEAN ABANDONADAS SUS LABORES EN- FRUTO 1E
HENDO SER CONFUNDDOS CON Los AzADOS

la manana So han encOntradO sin
quien les ayude Y con SuS trabaioS
abandOnadoS Y rn pc!igrO de per-
dersr .pOr falla de brazOs.
POr 10 demdS. hoy no So regiSIra-
ron ningunOS encuentrcS en- la re-
gi6n que Sc rOnSidera invadida por
los alZadoS y parere que Ina dadO
bupn resuItadO 10 de c0miSiOnar los
PaSa In Sa. Col. IA.
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NEX|CANOS Y CUATFNALTECOS HAN
NVAD|DO FL PUERTO DE OCOS,
GUATEMALA
HAY TENORES De QUE Ia REVOLUCION PUEDA EXTENDERSE
EN- La REPUBLICA CENIRO- AMERICANA

reV0luciOnarioS en- la frontera de
Mexico Guatemala. que han per-
manecido neutrales hace much0
tempo Y que parece que ahora han
tornado 81 partido de invadir esta
Ultima Republica mencionada.
Algunas persOnas de esta ciudad
que cOnocen fOndo la situaci6n en-
Guatemala dicen que Ia revuelta
puedc eXienderse en todO el pals.
pucS hay gran descontento ALI con-
ira 81 PrcSidentc Estrada Cabrera.
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rionarios ciIados So hahia adiudi-
rado. Tai nOIiria rirruld aIui con
mas o menGS in>iStrncia Y no Sc da-
da mucho cridilO. Hoy - Ina ohie-
nidO una confirmation plena de ella
con nuevOS daroS DE- acOntecimien-
e
tos OcurridOS de>pudS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
IUCIO BLANCO ESTUVO HACE
DOS DIAS EN- ESTA CIUDAD
NO QUISO RECIDIR A NADIE Y Sc fUE an
TEAYER PARA Ell PAS0, TEXAS

Lucio Blanco antique jefe carran-
cista que fut COmandante de la
plaza de MatamOrOS y uno de los
que mas figuraron en-. las cOnfe-
rencias de Aguascalientes. eStuvo
antier Ell esta ciudad acompanado
de los senores Carlos Domineuez,
que fu6 Inspector general de Poll
cia del Distrito Federal en- Ia epo-
ca del gobierno de Eulalio Cutie
rrez V del DR.. B. s. Oyervides, otro
jefe gutierrista que ha tenido que
Salir de Mexico.
Yasl \ In pAdipa 3, column ..
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Telegrama especial para LA PRENsA.

Fl. pASO. Texas. Srpti"mbrr IT..
-Harr alguno> diaS envii la lnfor-
mari6n dr que Tomas Irbina
So habia separate Il" Francisco Vi
lla rrlirindoSr Il una dc las hacirn-
,aS que 81 primero ii" los revolu-
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Tienc una gran reSponSabiiidad.

FL Primer Jrfr. rn ron>cru"nria
tiruc una inmenSa reSpon>aDI!Idad
cn lo que :" r"fierr Ia reallZa-
ri6n de- las aSpiracioneS nacionaleS
Y no pucdr p0n"r ell p"llGrn Ia
Surrtr del pals. por medic de rual
Guirra forma dr lratado. nj pcrml-
tir que los cn"mi@"S dr IN rauSa
que representa- InInen partiripari"n
dircrta en- 81 guhl"rn0 nj
tampOrO cree iuSto O 60 n
vrnirntc anular los reSuitadoS de IA
Sangrc dcrramada rn Il Su"lo de- Ia
Repliblira por Srguir FL curse que
NurSlraS Eycelrncias cOrtrS Y de-
SintcreSadamente le indican pcro
que Il rOnSidera rrron"as. en Wis
ta de las ensenanzaS de nuestra
propia cXperiencia.
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PaS6 Il NuevO Laredo cl cucrpo del
COrOnel NaranjO.

Anochr fu6 Iransportado de cSIa
riudad la de NuevO Laredo. cl
caddver del Coronel Francisco Ma
ran.io. De la plaza vecina sera He
vado Il LampazoS. NueVC Leon, y
alli Ser& sepultado.
La familia de! COronei Naranjo
tambi6n Sc encuentra en- Nuevo La
redo esperanto que haya traflco fe-
rrocarrilero para trasportar el ca
daver de Su deudo.
Sc dice con insistencia Que den
tro de pocos dias quedara restable-
edo el trafico ferrocarrilero al SUI
de SaltiIo.
Ell CORRESPONsAL.
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HA CONFNzADO Una GRAN NOV|u|zAC|ON
DE TR0PAS SObRE Ia PLAZA
DE TORREON COAR.
VA PASO 4 TERR|TORIO NEXCANO Ell CUERPO DEL CORONE
DON FRANCISCO NARAhJO

conducci6n de Ir0paS a Torredn.
50 embarcaron lreSrirntoS homhrcS
que Sc ocuparan Ell persegulr a los
de Pedro Seplilveda. jefe reNolucio-
mario cuya mission Is Ia de intr-
rrumpir el trifico ferrocarrIlero a
los carranriSiaS.