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Iheaters
ExCEI4I.ENT PICTURE Is
SHOWN AT THE COLONIAL

-The Second In Command feature
In multiple reels. was shown Yesterday
at the Colonial. and will be presented
there again today. This picture has
some OF the essence Of -Four Feathers -
the photoplay that was shown at the
Colonial several weeks ago. but II does
not come quite up 10 the excellence Of
the Metro production.
Several scenes Of the nEhting In At
RIGA during the Boer War are the
best ever seen In Richmond, while the
acting 10 of sterling quality. Francis
X Bushman. and Marguerite Snow. both
stars and favoritAs Of Richmond pic
fure theatergoers. have the leading
roles. and their Characterization are
excellent
THE Second in Command. won a
bronze medal at the Panama Exposi-
tion, II being one Of the best pictures
exhibited there. among much competi-
tion.
Professor w. w. Boher gives an or
gan recital which alone is we'll worth
the price Of admission. "A nsxas
Steer will be tomorrow's feature.
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GRAYS ARE VICTORIOUS
OVER MONTREAL ROYALS

Providenc. r. T.. Aug. 2s-Tne
Grays punched hits of Cadore's
shoots here today and beat the
Montreal Royals by q count OF 9 to
4. Three fast double plays were
pulled OF by the visitors, who fea-
tured the contest by their snappy
fielding. Cooper was in the points
for the Grays and kept his hits well
scattered.
Score by innings: n. III. n
Montreal -. 010 ITO 100 i
Providence :. ell cal o1s--e Is q
Batteries: Galore and Hawiey;
Cooper and Casey.
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LADIES' DAY At
BROAD ST. PARK

Today Is Ladies' Day ut Broad
Street Park. All Of the fair fannies
are extended an invitation to ~
present as the guests Of the local
baseball management. Last week
several hundred OF the fair fam
I,ics Witnessed . game between
tbs. irsinjans AID Jersey Citg.
Another double header is sched-
Med for today, tho opening SAsno
being scheduled 70 begin promptly
at 1850 O'Clock. Erickson and
Hmff win do the tossing for the
visitors. while Cottrel1 and Me-
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Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
Newport News, Va, Aug. 23.-Find-
ing Scott for one bad inning after he
had repeatedly pulled out of similar
holes, Norfolk today defeated the To-
calls. 2 to 0. The game was fiinging
duel between Soldier" Scott and
Humphries. Both pitchers were &C
corded sensational support at times
The bog score.
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Giants Dron Two.

New York, Aug. x3.--The Giants
dropped two close ones to the Ca-di~
mails today. Merkle's wild throw in
the eighth inning of the first game
gave the visitors the deciding run
after an uphill fight by the Giants
A boot by Fletcher in the second
game was Just as costly. Hub Per-
due relieved n pitcher in each game
and gets credit for both victories
Lobert hurt his ankle and had to
QUIT.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
81. Louis ...931 600 0i0--5 o
New York -. 600 002 200---4 10 1
Batteries: Ames Perdue and
Snyder; Perritt, Schauer and Doom.
Meyers.
Second game:
Score by innings: R.H.E.
St Louis $500. 900 $40 000--4 o
New York -. 003 600 e00-3 i
Batteries: Robinson. Perdue and
Snyder: Mathewson and Meyers. Um-
pires. Stockdale and O'Day.
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HARRISBURG DEFEATED
BY BUFFALO HERD

Harrisburg. August ss.-Buffalo
made their hits count. winning to-
days game by score of s to .. The
Bisons had good younsster In Cav,
were speedy on bases. and f1elded like
fiends. Sax Buffalo hits were to the
infleld.
Score by innings: r. Fl. T..
Buffalo :. 600 002 s0f--S IL /
Harrisburg !. 900 eco 02o--s 6 /
Batteries: Cav and Onslow. Lee
and Heckinger
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New Use For TN pan,

Annie johnson, cclored, was loelsed
up IL the Second station last night
for beating Mrs. n. M Cagie with 4
TIN pan. OfIlcers Martin and Ernest
made the arrest.
Keraey Moore beat Annie johnson,
ana OfIicer Ernest took him 10 the
Second Station. Justice Crutchfield
viii hear him today.
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Hoike. Heaiey. Mullen. Three-base
hits--~Morrissette, Beatty. Sacrifice
hits-Priest. tfy): Morrisette. Stolen
bases--Afuilen. Twombley. 8; Bates.
Double pIays-Beatty TO Ho1ke. Struck
out--By Morrisette. 9: by Huenke, /:
Base on baiis-By Huenke. .. Left
on bases~-Richmcnd, Z: Rochester, 9
Umpire-Cieary and Carpenter. Time
lao. .
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league, p. ..... o o i
-
Totals -. =. ....33 IL ~ 10 l
Score by innings: X.
Orphans -. .......... .1o2 600 oOo--s
Rocky Mount :. -. 300 600 ooi--4
Summary: Left on bases--Orphans.
7; Rocky Mount, S. Stolen bases--Sny-
der Edwards. Sacrifice hfts--Parma-
lee. Q; Richmond, Gust. Francisco. Two
base hits--Barnette. Gray. Eisel, Wrat-
ten and Bittie. Three-base hits--Bit-l
tie. Doubi plays--Edwards 70 Wrat
ten. Base hits--of Leake, in In
ming; off Applcgate--0 in / inning;
off league, in innings. Runs
OnLeake. / in / mining; of league.
3 In innings. Struck out--By Leake.
/; Appiegate. /; Ttague. 3; Canmitz. g..
Base on balls--Leake. /; league, 81;
Canmitx, 5. Wild pitches-Canmitz, L.
Time of game-I:4o Umpire-McGow-
an. Attendance-3s2.
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WONDERFULLY GRACEFUL
SHOW At LYRIC THEATER

That was . great performance at
the Lyric last night. To begin with.
Mi1e. Vera Dabina, assisted by Steve
Quisite enough to bring memoirs Of
Anna PAvlowa and her ballet back to
Richmond. The two dancers at the
Lyric are wonderfully graceful. their
repertoire consisting Of four fantasies
really interesting. though at times
they touch the acrobatic. The set .
ting Tor their pictur<e, ! sAmt-dull
iron-gray, ats In admirably with the
color scheme o. the entire act. the
costumes worn being In Keeping with
the caltbre Of the recital.
Judging from applause 14iit Collins,
Ths Speaker of me AonSs 4 Who
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ummary--Two-baseh hits, Thrasner.
"a. Sacrifice hit. Stesnbrenner. First
on balls, off HUMPHREYS. .; OF scout,
Il. Struck out. by HUMPHREYS .; oy
Scott, s: by Hamilton. /. Lett on
bases. Newport News, s.; Norioik, ..
Double plays. McMahon 10 fVn rss,
scott to Lake: Lake to Seiglie. Hit
by pitcher. Eubank by Scott. HIS
off Scott. and runs in innings.
Time of game. 1:55, Umpire. Vitter'
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MAJOR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. &: PHILADELPHIA, 3 (first
game).
Philadelphia, Is; Chicago. 5 tsec-
ond camel.
st. Louis, S; New York, (irst
camel.
St. Louis. q: New York. (second
camel.
Boston 9; Pittsburg. q
Cincinnati. 8: Brooklyn 2.
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PORTSMOUTH WINNER
OVER SUFFOLK TEAM

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Norfolk. Va. Aug. 23.---Suffolk and
Portsmouth today INDUCED in pitch
ers' battle. in which honors were even.
the Truckers winning out by superior
fielding in the pinches. A wild throw
In an effort to complete double gave
Portsmouth her only run. The score:
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Summary: Two base hit--HurIey.
Stolen bases--Poh. Newton, Crowell
and Mace. Bases on balls--On Ef1rd.
II. Left on bases-Suffolk, Q: Ports
mouth, 4. Hits--On Efrd. 8: of
Wood. 2. Struck out--By Ehrd, q;
by Wood, g. Time of game--1:3o.
Umpires-Bussey and Mace.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.


Results Yesterday.
Rochester. 4; lsivhnond. tnrst
gAmel. M
Richmond, ); Richcsser. : tsec-
osad camel.
s. Buffalo. o; Harrisburg, ].
Prov1dcnCe. 9; MONTREAL. q.
Toronto Jersey CITY; Wes
grounds.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today.
Buffalo In Newark.
ST. Louis in Chicago.
Kansas City in Pittsburg.
Brooklyn in Baltimore.
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Reiiers Get Anothcr.

Brooklyn, Aug. 23.-The Cincinnati
Reds got away with another game to-
day, defeating the Dodgers by a score
of to 2. The superb Superbas got
only Ave hits. while the Cincinnati
boys garnered Just twice this num-
Der.
Score by innings: R.H E
Cincinnati -. 500 GOO 000--s 10 0
Brooklyn ..... eco e0l lo0--2 s .
Batteries: Dale, McKenery. Schnei-
der and wingo; Pfeiffer, Appleton,
Douglas and McCarty. Empires
KLEIN and Emslie.
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St Louis. Aug. 23.--The Red Sox
shut out the Browns today. making 1t
four in a row from the locals. The
score was 20 0. Heavy stickwork
was responsible for the Red sox VIC
tory Gardner and Scott each got two
doubles and Cady one. Men on bases
scored on all of the two-basgers.
Score by innings: X n n
Boston 01o o07 4oe---7 IL ]
st. Louis -. ..eOo 600 0Oe-o
Batteries---Gregg and Cady: Hamii-
ton. Hoff and ofBrien. umpires-Di-
neen and Nailin.
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Braves Beat Pirate.

Boston. August 23.--with the score
tied to In the eighth. and two
gone. Fred Snodgrass made good with
a vengeance with Boston fans when
he slapped a double into left center.
Immediately thereafter Magee fol-
lowed suit and Boston COPIED the
third in q row from Pittsburg.
Score by innings: r. H. e
Pittsburg .0ls 900 1903 0
Boston ....... ZOO 02o 0ls--3 /
Batteries: Adams and Gibson: Ty-
Ter. Hughes and Whaling, Gowdy.
Umpires. Byron and Eason.
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Standing OF Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today.
washington IN Chicago.
Philadelphia In ct. Louis.
New York in Cleveland.
Boston in Detroit
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Standing Of Clubs.
Games To-day

Games To-day.
St. Louis in New York.
Pittsburg in Boston.
Chicago In Philadelphia.
Cincinnati in Brooklyn.
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JACKSON WALL0P
DEFEATS YANKEES
Former Clevelander Delivers Mighty
Blow In Eleventh Frame, Giving
White Sox Game.
BOSTON RED sox WIN

Beaneating Bunch Drives Ball 20 ali
Corners OF Lot In ST. Louis. Defeat
ing the Browns by q score OF
z to O.
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PA|lLIES DIVIDE
WITH CHICAGO CUBS
wild Throw BY Lnderus Prevents
League Leaders From Taking
Both Cannes From Visitors
BRAVES WIN FROM PIRATES
Cincinnati Get Another Game From
Brooklyn Dodgers. While New York
Giants Drop Twin BIN to St. Louis
Cards.

Philadelphia, Aug. ga wild
throw by Luderus in the ninth inning
Of the first game prevented the Phil
lies from winning q double header
from the Cubs today. The Cubs won
this game by 4 to 3, but were wal
Hoped in the second, 10 to s. Phila-
delphia led In the first game until
the ninth, when the Cubs scored twice
when Lnderus' Wild throw past Byrne
went into the Chicago dugout and two
men scored. In the second game
George McQuilIen pitched his first
game for the Phillies, and given a
IA lead in the second inning he had
1t easy throughout.
First game:
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Chicago 100 900 0l2-4 s 3
Philadelphia 900 201 000--3 /
Batteries: Cheney. label ana
Archer: Alexander and KiIlifer.
Second game:
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Chicago 900 022 o01--
Philadelphia .e70 2lo lbs 10 2
Batteries: Humphries, label and
Bresnahan: McQuillan and Burns.
Umpires-Rigier and cockill.
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!IIRGINIAAS SPLIT
WITH THE HUS7LERS
Rochester Outfit Takes Opening Game by Score of to
While Richmond Boys Romp Away With Second
| Conflict the Verdict Being to s.
FIRST GAME.

with nice safety. scoring both Ar
ragon and Mullen.
The box score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 4; New York, 8.
Boston. Z: st. Louis. 0.
Others not scheduled.
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SummHfy IWU-UHsS HEt@--aaufff .
Stolen bases--Priest. 8: Bankston. 9:
Sweeney, wiiliams, Hoike. Double
pIay--Sweeney to Fewster. Struck out
by Russell. g: by Paimero. 4. Hit
by pftcher--Russel and Sweeney by
Palmero: Beatty by Russell. wild
pitch--By Palmero. Umpires-Cieary
and Carpenter. Time--2:15.
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score hy innings; r. II. e.
Brooklyn =. .... Ola 600 ezo-o II
Ra,timore 900 Dol 010--2 10 .
Observation-Disclosures and smith:
Quinn and Jackiitsch.
Score by innings: h III r..
Kansas City $50. 900 900 600 o
piYtsburg .. 400 900 0o'--4
Batteries-Main. Adams and Brown;
Allen and OConnor.
Score by innings: n III T.
St Louis -. 1900 120 eos--lI ~
Cbicaxo .022 600 001-- 10 3
Batteries-crandan. Wtllett ana
Hartley; Prendergast. Black. Hendrix
and Fischer
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Results Yesterday.
Brooklyn, 5; Baltimore, 2.
Pittsburg. 4; Kansas City, 0.
ST. Louis, II; Chicago. 3.
Only three scheduled.
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Stevenson out for interference.
- Batted for Russell in ninth.
Score by innings: H.
virginians -. ...... .o0e 900 oio--i
Rochester 49,. 600 600 1ea--4
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Games Today.

NsAasn%% 4OSsy
Suffolk in Portsmouth.
Orphans in Rocky Mount.
Norfolk in Newport News.
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Score by innings
score by inr

Allen and O'Connor.
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Vmin Get Even With Hudes Double Header Scheduled Iod
BUILDERS DEFEATED
BY NORFOLK OUTFIT
HUMPHREYS Allowed Newport News Only Six Hits, Winning
Game by Count of to OMITTED Hits Ball
Hard, Getting Three Safe Wallops.

league. p. ..........s 0
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BROOKLYN FEDERAlS
DEFEAT BAL T|MORt

Score by innings:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20
TeXto del manifesto publicadc por los confe-
renciStas pan-americanOS

pjxmo pasado ade-
der ella los efe reoucona-
de Mexico conminandoo hean resov0
mcnda los gobnos eaban las
del arrego
poyectaba ansi IL ola ondici0n de debea
ranza las vdas las opeIade de nacionae eXtranero al
tai cOnvenio
possible ualQuier gobeno provisional uvea Ia
clacad protejr las yda las popedad de nacona
Y
"COn e deeo de lega resolution mpobildad de
goberno de las debdo
empresa elias representatives dplo-
matco han resueo Ultima conenca gobier
uic ha egadO tempo practa el
seguno delnead del II de Agosto,
posbidad formation gobieno de
revouconario de Por
goberno debe capaad
haba ual debe onocda odos los gobernos.
Cada gobrno de tai capacad
tambin e
Venene E reconocimeno natural sego
de pl goberno
Los cOnerencstas hab obado de la
juicoa possible eerendo Ia oma
dputbe dendose
auodad
mnare econocmento de goberno
drecta nj ndcamente los
paficaci6n
gobeno oda capaz
negar al resutado do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Ell PASO. TEXAS. Sentienbre -.
Id t"ntas vcces arunciada evacua-
cija de Torrc6n Sc Ilev0 = cabo. 0
mcior. dicho ha terniinado. pue:
ics;e h&ce algUn tempo que eStaban
saiicndo graduaimen de ella las tro-
pas viiliStas. La estricta censura
que Villa ha puesto en- las lincas te-
Iegraficaa hizo CUE Sc CO eciera de
derallcs durante el tempo en- que es-
tuvicrGn Salicndo las tropaS de To-
rrcGn puea parece que esta-
be interesaGo cn que permaneciera
en- secreto la evacuation.
Las noticias que lIegan hoy dicen
que en- Ultimo tren. con el resto de
las tropas que habian permanecido
en- TorrcGa. sali6 Villa para la Capt.
tai del Estado de Chihuahua, llevan-
do tambiGnsa los extranjeros que ma
nifestaron deseos de abandonar cl
pals.
Segun cuentan los vi!listas. IA
cauSa de la evacuation de Torre6a
ha sido Ia falta absolute de comes
tibles Ia imposibilidad de surtirla
de elIos pues no tiene fondos Ia re-
volucion para hacer compras.
En- esta ciudad Sc cree que no pa
rara en- Chihuahua la fuga de los
villistas. pues bien sabido es que
tambiGn de dcha capital estan ha-
cienGo 3reparativos para saiir con
rumbo al Estado de Sonora. Algu-
nos que estan enter&dos de 10 que
piensan hacer los villistas dicen que
solamente Sc cambiar;in al mencio-
nado Estado de Sonra los elementos
que componen al llamado gobierno
convencionista. pero que el ejercito
de Villa Sc desbandara en- -guerri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

LAREDO, Texas. septiembre 80
por noticias llegadas q esta ciudad
procedentes del STR Sc sabc que Emil
liano P. Nafarrate comandante mill
tar de Ia plaza de Matamoros ha des-
obedecido una orden de Carranza,
siguiendo su costumbre de gobernar-
Sc por ST. nropia cuenta.
Dicese que el Primer Jefe orden6
a Nafarrate que dejara el mando de
las fuerzas que tiene en- Matamoros
a otro jefe militar. y que Sc pusiera
al de Jacinto B. Trevino en- Monte
rrey. Nafar-ate. cuando fue IA
capital regiomontana para hacer la
campana contra los villistas al moro
este de dicha poblaci0n, tuvo IN Sc
rio disgusto con algunos companeros
de armas por razones que no son
del case referir. Y sin darle cuenta
nadie, sali6 de Monterrey Y Sc radic6
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LIorente inquiere las causas de Ia orden de que
salieran los americanos del territorio villista
Ell Secretaro Lansing ha orden debo
dad de los vilistas para darles garantfas

impartir garantias en- ell territorio
que domina que seguramente ia
orden del gobierno americana esta
basada en- informaciones falsas de
los enemigos del gobierno de la
Convention.
Ell Secretario Lansing ha contes-
tado a Liorente manifestandole, que,
etectivamente, dio ordenes a los
consules de Ciudad Juarez, Chihua-
hua, Torreon, Durango, Nogales,
Hermosillo y Guaymas para que no.
tificaran los ciudadanos de este
pals sobre la conveniencia de que
abandonaran Ia region donde Sc en-
cuentran y cue tai orden fue dada
para evitar que Sc repitieran indig-
nidades tales como las cometidas re-
cientemente con &nericanos en- Chi
huahua v en- Sonora, y tambien "n
vista de que hay "a probabilidad de
que dentro POGO 81 registren comba-
tes en- los lugaTes de donde Sc les
ordena a los ciudadanos de los Esta-
dos Unidos que salgar.
Trae a cue..Ca ell Secretario Lam
sing el hecho Gle que hace POGO
tempo Sc lie hicieron algunas recla-
maciones Villa por ultrages ame-
ricanos V este contesto por con-
ducto del agea1e consular Carothers,
Observation-Disclosures de la responsible
dad que pudiera correspondents por
los ultrages antes dichos,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-20

Washington Septie-ahre los dias
Estado UnoS de Alena
habdo onmocion igu" Sc advtro
dipomacos eos e manifesto Ian
representatives Secretarjo Lansing, dam
do dc GeSuItado de las conferencas.
iipomcos acredtados e gobierno
poica de a Casa Ban
repey& de Mexico hoy ha cumnado in
avisac aua la soucon de- Pobena
del gobierno De Washington
prcpaes del mundo La opinion
los dpomaticos resolution aeanzada
gnca
hispanoncanos pue Secreao Lam
Wilson. iba las coneencia
purto Ia principal
los elmento
cyo< ees a inviacn
! uamamiento raciisra.
parties opinaon reoiucjon
corcacia pacsJa de .
IRA para los ha5iantes de mundo latino.
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Notas complementarias

Dentro de declaracione
veriSaa Washington
opion representatives
del conocimnto
Lansing o dpue de las onferencas esposa para
Henderson Harbor n V drutara
Aseguase al voler Washington
de las disna facciones
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P. NAFARRATE DES0BED[CE
Una ORDEHI DEL primer jEFE
VENUSTIANO CARRANzA
Sc REHUSO 4 fiRCHART A Monterrey A PONERSE A LAS
0RBEHES De JACNTO TREVhO

en- Matamoros. Por 10 tanto la Or
den de CarranZa de que fuera a in
cOrporarSe a las fuerZas de Trevi-
no 10 contrario en- extreme V prime
70 suplico al Primer Jefe que no fue-
ra removido y por tiltimo Sc neg6 ter
mlnantemente marchar al punto
donde Sc lie indicaba.
Sc asegura que Carranza esta dis
puesto que Nafarrate obedezca la
orden que le di6 Y 10 obligara por
todos los medios que sean necesarios
a que la cumpla. Carranza va a
&bandonar su conducta de contempo-
con sus jefes militares a
exigirles una estricta discipline, pues
dice que ha llegado ell tempo do
demostrar que el ejercito cons
titucionalista esta compuesto de in
div!duos conscientes de sus deberes.
(paSa Il la Paq. ia. Col. Ial
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TcIegrama especial para La PRENSA.

WASHINGTON, septiembre 19.-
Enrique C. Llorente, representante
del gobierno de la Convention en-
esta Capital ha dirigido una nota al
Secretario de Estado Lansing pre-
gurtandole las causas que el gobier-
no de Washington haya tenido para
ordenar que salgan los americanos
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Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.

Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.
NOGALES, Ariz., septiembre 10.
-Esta manana arribo a la vecina
ciudad de Nogales un tren de heri-
dos maytorenistas de los habidos en-
el combate verificado aver. La men
cionada accion, segun todas las no.
ticias que Sc reciben del campo lie
Ia lucha, fue sangrientisima, pues los
carrancistas estaban decididos a con-
servar sus posiciones y los mayto-
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LEGO 4 NOGALES, SONORA, I'm TREN
De HER|DOS DE- Los NAYTORENISTAS
ESTOS SUfRERON UN ESeAIABRO EN- Los CANTILES Y EN-
ONTQS, PUhTOS CERCAHOS A ROGALES

renistas obstinados en- arrebatarse-
las. al fin triunfaron estos ultimos
ouienes hicieron retroceder a las
fuerzas de Gales hasta Paredes. pun
to cue Sc encuentra como a veinte
millas de Ia ciudad vecina.
En- cambio, en- un combate regis
trado hoy ell triunfo correspondio
los carrancistas, que tendierca una
emboscada sus enemigos en- Los
(Pasa a la Pag. "a. Col 2a.)
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tod los coores
final de los diponaicos
Franci prob
aota ion
i
Alemania aVnuHtano oCaranza

reveacione rente ayua prestada
ImPer Acr&a los carrancEtus.
Dice teIegrana edo ace y&io das garon NeracrHz
cal2s inmcaamen disthudos los
prnca oum"as del ejrrcos cancsFa instrean los
oales del ejrco tan5iJn Cudad
bao los auspros de Pa
cuaes .Jdocnt Intervention americana
e de Mexico.
he ii noca ANTERIOR
ms GU no Sc e entc
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del territorio que dominan las fuer-
zas de Villa, pues al mencionado je-
fe revolucionario lie ha parecido ey-
trana esa determination en- vista de
que siempre Sc ha encontrado dis
puesto a dar garantias todos los
eNtranjeros, Y especialmente los
americanos.
Agrega Llorente que Villa ha de-
mostrado capacidad bastante para
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Has para hacer Ia campana en- el Es-
tado de Chihuahua.
e. exodo de extranjeros y meXi-
canos del territorio villista cont!nua
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Urquidi protesta por e. reconocimiento de Ca,
rranza Y amenaza con otra nueva revoiucion
Ieleqrama espreisI para Ia PRENSA.

NUENA YORK. cp;ienbre i9Francsco UrQuidi del
pubiado los perodcos
nombe de vi
IN gcbierno provisional de IL Republica mexicana
Dice Uqud Carrana a pedr e reconocmiento de
10 hace de
Primer ConStuconaSta,
Mexico. de acuerdo Constitution de Repubica.
decaraciones
dice NenUtno reconocido
Mexico. estaai
pueblo
las
Francisco Villa gobno
representatives de Urqud
representatives icia que
opinion del
que ue~on in
anan cualquer declaration
que poda reatar noportuna
pos pertenecenes carransta
el viiista rpenetrablemente ilenciosos
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REVO U OPINION BR la DEL cTkMO LANSING QUE P RUccNEs DEL PREDEN W
pREHDA QUE lERA CAB0 EN- Om sUs PUHT0s PLAN PAFS ORIGINAL
La plaza de Torreon ha sido eyacuada por las
fuerzas de Francisco Villa
Seron de ella odo los exrangero desean bandonar e
que q desbandarse guerrilas los vilistas

sin descanso. No hay dia que no
Ileguen en- los trenes en- otra clase
de vehiculos.
Ell CORRESpONSAL.
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Carranza esta siendo ayudado por Alemania

NUEVA YORK septenbre 19E Herald" hoy pubica men
sale fechado Ia Ciudad ha
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(PaSa Il la Pag. ja. Col. Ia.)