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The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
SALE OF LAND

d.. SALE OF LAND
Notice is Hereby Given That under
authority of an Order of Sale granted by
the HONORABLE Fred Maser, Judge Of the
County Court of the County of Stark, in
the State Of North Dakota, dated the
21st day of June, A. D. 1915. the under.
Arthur N. Jefferies. late of the City of
Dickinson, IN the County of Stark n
State of North Dakota, deceased. will
sell at private sale to the highest bidder.
for cash or on time subject to conflrma-
ton by the Judge of said County Court,
the following described land. to-wit:
The Southwest quarter of Section Five,
in Township One Hundred and Thirty
nine North, Range Ninety-six West of
the Fifth Principal Meridian.
The sale will be mad on or after the
22nd day of July. AID 1915.
An bids must ss., be in writing and may BE-
Dickinson, N. D., or filed with the Judge
of said County Court. or delivered to the
undersigned personally.
NORA C. JEFFERIES,
Administrative of the Estate of
Arthur N. Jefferies, Deceased.
Dated u n %, A.. D. 1915. 6-26-3t
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
MRS, A. D, MNEAR DIES
FUNERAL At MASONIC TEMPLE

WTSs A. IL rMCINcdI VI ocIlISlu u1SO
at the Dickinson hospital Saturday,
June 10, Of ~peritonitis.
Mrs. McNear had been in poor
health for some seven or eight years
and. several years ago had one or
more attacks of appendicitis. Last
week she was taken to the hospital,
suffering from an acute attack. It
was found pus had formed and the
appendix was perforated and there
was very little hope from the first.
Lora C. Klingman was born in
Spring Run, Iowa, February Is, 1867,
the only daughter in a family of
eight. In 1856 she became the wife
of A. D. McNear and a few years
ago she and her husband moved to a
farm ten miles southwest of Belfeld.
Mrs. McNear was an earnest Chris
tan and had done effective work in
her community by organizing a Sun
day school which will be a lasting
memorial of her work for her Master.
She was a member of the Eastern
Star, the Royal Neighbors and the
P. E. o. Sisterhood and local memb-
ers of these orders were callers at
the hospital during her illness.
The funeral was held in the Masonic
temple Tuesday afternoon at half-past
one, the members of the Eastern Star
and P. E. o. Chapter and the repre-
sentatives of the Belfeld Royal
Neighbors lodge occupying seats to-
gether.
The service was conducted by Rev.
Charles Mutshnick of the Belfield
Presbyterian church, Mrs. McNear's
pastor, who spoke feelingly of his &C
quaintance with her and the effect of
her quiet, consistent life upon all who
knew her. Rev. Mutshnick's address
was full of hope and comfort, en-
phasizing the indestructibility Of life
and the triumph of the resurrection.
With Mrs. H. E. Haney at the piano,
Mrs. C. H. Wiley, Mrs. Hugh Roberts
and Lee Hebron sang during the serv-
ice Nearer My God to Thee" "Safe
in The Arms of Jesus" and "Abide
With Me-"
Upon the beautiful gray casket
family and friends, from the Masons
dNU GdSIcTH oCdF ulcl1UerS Ol belIlelQ,
the Belfeld Royal Neighbcrs, the
Eastern Star and P. E. O. of Dickin-
son.
Mrs. McNear leaves to mourn her
loss, besides her husband, her aged
mother and seven brothers. The
mother and two brothers were down
from Zenith for the funeral, also
Mrs. Coulter and Miss Coulter of
Belfeld, cousins of deceased.
Mrs. H. E. Haney represented the
Belfeld Royal Neighbors at the fun
eral; Mesdames Morris, Beebe, Hike
| Sproul and Shoeman were the East.
ern Stars present from Belfeld and
Messrs. Beebe, Haney and Mackoff,
the Masons who were down.
A wide circle of friends extend
sympathy to the bereaved husband
mother, brothers and other sorrowine
relatives.
At the close Of the service memb.
ers of the Eastern Star and P. E. O
formed and escorted the funera'
cortege to the depot, where Mr.. Nc.
Near took the remains of his wife tt
Blue Hill, Nebraska, for interment.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
ALLISON DAVIS DIES
SERVICE BY LOCAL ElKs

Allison Davis died at his home in
Wibaux on June IS, the funeral be
ing held from the Community Club
House in that village on June 81.
under the auspices of the Dickinson
Elks, deceased having been a member
Of the lodge here for a long time.
Past-Exalted Ruler A. ]. Osborn went
up Sunday afternoon to look after the
service and vas accompanied. by the
following Elk members from the
Dickinson lodge: M. M. Burnett, H:
A. Burgeson, VIM. J. Elliott Of this
city; Fl. A. Mackoff Of Belfield and
Carl Reutz of Medora- About Is
members of the lodge Joined the party
at Sentinel Butte and Beach.
The service was very largely at
tended by the people at Wibaux and
vicinity.
Here is what the Wibaux Pioneer
said last week of the life of Allison
Davis:
He was born at Hooperstown, ILL
nois about ffty-six years ago. His
parents died when he was very young.
When but a boy, he left his native
town for Texas and the west. About
thirty years ago he came ove the
trail from Texas to Montana, with a
trail herd and ever since has lived in
the Beaver Valley. Shortly after his
arrival in Montana he went to work
for Frank Smith at the Sheep Horn
ranch.
He was industrious, frugal and saw
ing so that in a few years he was
able to go into the sheep and stock
business for himself. His industri-
business and business ability soon &C.
cummulated for him valuable proper
ties.
About eight years ago he sold his
land, cattle, horses and sheep and
moved to Wibaux where he has re-
sided ver since.
Among the promoters Of WibauS
County, Nh. Davis was one OF the fore.
most. He was a tireless worker and
whenever money was needed he was
a most liberal donater.
He formerly was vice president Of
the First State bank and at the time
of his death was president Of the Wi.
baux Improvement Company and 8
member of the town council, also g
member of the school board. Hi
owned and plated the Davis Addf
ton to Wibaux. To him is due the
credit for the excellent electric light.
ing and telephone systems in use In
Wibaux.
Shortly after moving to Wibaua
his wife died, leaving to his care three
young daughters, who survive him
The only other known relatives are 9
sister. Mrs. Mathers. who was at his
bedside when he passed away, ane
Mrs. Dennis, a niece.
He was honest and frugal, yet lib
eral to a fault, when the needy called
Without complaint could he suffer
but to see others suffer he could not
He was charitable to an extreme ant
yet so quietly and without the heralt
Of trumpets were his charitable deeds
distributed that none but his clos
friends knew Of his many acts Q:
kindness to the poor and needy. H
was a kind and loving father and d;
faithful and honest friend and neigh
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school, 10 a. M; Morning
Prayer and Sermon, II a. M; Even
ing prayer, 1880 p. m.
Owing to the fact that the Chau-
tauqua will begin Sunday the Sunday
evening service will be at 1880 with
out a sermon. In this way the serv-
ice will be over in time that we may
all attend the assembly. For the same
reason there will be no Wednesday
evening service.
r. H. Fairchild,
Missioner in Charge.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
RECEPTION COMMITTEE NOTICE

RECEPTION COMMITTEE NOTICE
Parties coming to the Summer
School can find a list of rooms and
board at the Summer School head
quarters at the Willard hotel, where
some member of the reception COM
mittee will be found Saturday, Sun
day and Monday. Previous to Satur-
day this list may be found at Reed
Bros store.
The reception committee will also
meet all trains on the above named
days.
Per order of Reception Committee.
Mrs. T. D. Casey, chairman, Mes
danes E. A. Lillibridge, B. 81. Craw-
ford, w. L. Richards, Guy Hunter and
J. w. Reed. adv
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
DICKINSON
ELKS HONORED

A telegram from Valley City Friday
announces the election of w. F. Bur-
nett as president of the state Elks'
association and M. M. Burnett as Sec
rotary. Dickinson gets the state Elk
convention in 1916.
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
State Of North Dakota, County Of Start

State Of North Dakota, County Of Stark
In County Court,
Before Hon. Fred Maser, Judge.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of J. II.
Field, Deceased. Charles n. Wiley,
Petitioner, VS.. Katharine o. Wiley and
Julian Field, Respondents.
Notice is hereby given by the under
sig n 1zi Gha ar II Il; WHEY Z execute T;a;d OF tn, the
of the City of Dickinson, in the County
Of Stark and State Of North Dakota, de-
sons having claims against sail deced-
ent, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to said
Executor at his residence in the City of
Dickinson, in said Stark County, North
Dakota.
Dated June Is, 1915.
CHARLES H. WILEY,
Executor.
F. C. Heffron,
Attorney for Executor,
Dickinson, N. D. 6-26-4t
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26

Taken Up-in the city pound, 1 black.
mare, age about s yrs, weight about
1900 lbs; ! bay mare, same age and
about Gs'1t' iiooo 1Ssa ana | fr blac %at s:ye Ms,esd
mare, same weight. No brands visible
Call at CARROTS livery barn. 6-26-tf
The Dickinson press., 1915-06-26

Dor whose loss is mourned by the
whole community and especially by
his relatives and host Of intimate
friends.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12

Nelson Psnnock and his sister Mrs..
Emma Thomas. Of L'Anss. were visit
orr here Thursday.
Miss Rosie Rossnbusch, Of L'Anse,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ros-
enbusch. here Thursday.
The barge Huron City loaded 1t the
Baraga Lumber Co. docks this week.
Miss Mary Loud returned Monday
from an extended visit in western
states.
Supt. 8. O. Clinton will teach math-
smatics 1t the summer term Of the
Northern Normal at Marquette. The
school opens Monday, June 2sth.
George Pine. Of Zsba, was q bus
mess visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. Aida Nulu left Tuesday for .
four weeks visit in Detroit.
Mrs. Edward Robillard, Of L'Anse,
visited relatives here Thursday.
A son was born Sunday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Laura.
Albert Berg, who has been attending
the Northwestern University at Evans
ton. ILL.,, b expscted.homenaxt4wesk !.
J. C. Crsbassa, Of Keweenaw Bay,
was in town Wednesday In attendance
as session Of the board Of review.
Jeremiah Leary, Of Calumet, was .
guest Sunday Of Mrs. E. !. Real, his
daughter.
The steamer Barth and schooners
Tilden and Morris are loading lumber
at the Barags Lumber Co. docks.
Attorney Nils A. Ruonavaara was a
legal visitor in L'Anse Thursday.
Messrs. Rasanen of Baraga township
and Hiltonen Of Aston returned
Thursday from Flint. where they at
tended the state school for the deaf
and dumb.
Station Agent A. w. Stark left yes
terday for a ten-day vacation at Little
Chute, Wis. James Madden is acting
as agent, he being relieved by Operat-
or Casey.
The Grangers of Alston will give
dance at the Aston Town Hall June
10th. The Baraga orchestra will fur
nish music.
David McCarron, sailor on the
steamer Huron City, died Thursday of
cerebral hemorrhages, after two
weeks illness. He was 43 years of age
and Is survived by wife and eight
children. The remains were shipped
Thursday afternoon to Port Huron, his
home town.
Fred Stiglich. of L'Anse, was here
yesterday purchasing cabbage plants
from Charles Price.
District Supt., w. E. Marvin held the
quarterly conference at the M. E.
church last night.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12
Baraea News Notes

w. C. Birk left Monday for . few
days. business visit in Ontonagon coun-
ty.
County Clerk Martin voetsch, Of
L'Anse. transacted official business In
town Monday morning.
Attorney Nils A. Ruonavsara at-
tended Circuit Court in Kswsenaw
county the first Of the week.
Harry Meyer was In Marquette thil
week selling bis popular brands Of ci.
gars.
Mrs. James Curtis and son Ernest. oi
zAbs. Waited IN AssipIns Wednesday. 4
Barney JoIAst was : 4 Apss visitor
| lwsdueddiy. ~ 'vs 3
viii Scott Bonner, Of zsba, trans
acted business In Baraga Wednesday.
Mf. and Mn. Alvin 0oldquist wsr,
|L'Anse visiten Wednesday.
| Charles Cardinal, of Assinins. Va
| h Lars Wedaesday - businses.
Noasisnsur rauss was Il Ishpenin1
IThursdaS Il attendancs q TIE fpnssa
of Rsv. ~. Bosdes.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12
L,ANsE NEWS NOTES.

The first hearing of creditors Of the
Barsga Store Co. was held Thursday
afternoon in the Court House before
Referee in Bankruptcy r. T. Lopney.
Attorneys H. A. Weider and l.. N.
Legris Of Houghton were in attend
ance representing creditors.
The L'Anse township board Of edu-
cation met Wednesday. appointed jan
itors. appointed an auditing committee
and made general preparations for
closing up the years accounts.
Dr.. H. A. Sharpe was professional
caller In Herman Tuesday.
w. J. Reece was in Marquette Tues
day.
Harry Meyer. Of Baraga, called on
his cigar trade here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Smith were In
attendance at the knights Templar
conclave in the copper country the first
Of the week.
Roy e. Winni, Of Marquette was in
town yesterday securing members for
the Royal Order of Moose, . fraternal
organization.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Kimmel and
daughter Helen, Of Hancock. were in
L'Anse Tuesday in attendance at the
funeral Of Master John L. Aenard.
Auditor General Hon. o. B. Fuller
and SON Harold were L'Anse visitors I
few hours yesterday. snroute to Mar
quette by auto.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12
pano.rou. HIocouohs.

Two unusual cases of suffering
through hiccoughs are reported. In
one, . man had an attack Of hic'
coughs which lasted for nine days BE-
fore he obtained relief. A little giS
had 4 much worse attack, which
lasted between three and four
months. and was the result Of Z
flight. Doctors had been unable to
end the paroxysms. and many times
Il was thought the child would die
She had wasted away alarmingiy. and
hope for her recovery was abandoned
But short dine ago she had : no
lsnt attack Of couehing. Her mothed
gave her cold tsa and lemon. III
coughing stopped. nvsrybcdy waitst
anx1ously sxpecttng the hiccoughln,
10 return. But it'did NOT.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12

But for poor support in the pinches he
wonld have taken the game handily.
Nord pitched for .Barsga for seven
innings. He went to pieces in the sew
enth frame and before he could get
control of the situation L'Anse had
put five runs across the plate. He was
then replaced by Nesbitt, who blanked
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-06-12

the visitors for the remainder Of the
game. Baraga won out in the ninth
inning. With scratch hit across third
base. two runs came in when the ball
rolled in the gully.
The summary of the game ID as fol-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
De NUEVA YORK PARA La REPUBuICA
DE CUBA SALE FL CRAL. FELIX DIAz
PRONTO Sc DRIGRA A OAXACA PARA ENCABEZAR
UNA RUEVA REYOLUCON

bia salido del puerto de Nueva
York con destino a la Republica de
Cuba en- donde ultimara los pre-
parativoS que ha venido hacienda
para encabezar e impulSar la re-
yoluci6n contra los carranciStaS en-
pI EStadO de OaXaca.
SabeSe de una manera positiva
que el geenral Diaz, durante el
tempo que permaneci6 on los ES-
tadoS Unidos. estuvO rabajandO
activamente en- la organization del
movimiento militar que encabezara
ell Oaxaca Y Sc tiene Ia creencia de
que cuenta con bastanteS elemen-
t0S para Su empreSa pueS en- Wis
Ia de suS fracaSoS anteTiOreS no Sc
lanzaria a una nueva ayentura sin
IIevar algunas probabilidades de
exitO.
En- los circulos oficiales Y eG
aquellos donde Sc comenta a diariO
la situaci6n meXicana Sc eStima
como muy significativo que el ge-
PaSa Ia paeina s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
FRANCISCO VILLA HA iUERTO 0 ESTA
FUERA DE la REPUBLICA NEXICANA
NO HA ESTADO EN- MNGUNA De LAS parties A DONDE
Sc HA DICKO QUE LEGO

En- verdad que va pasando de
castafo oscuro el asendereadO g.
sunto de 81 Francisco Villa esta
vivo 0 81 es ciertO que pereci6 a
manOs de ROdolfO FierrOs como
tanto Sc estuvO diciendO hace al
gun tempo.
La anterior consideration nos Ia
sugiere Un reportazgO que nos en-
contramos en- un peri6dicO amcri-
canO de esta lOcalidad Y segtn ell
cual. el seHor Manuel Resendez,
que acaba de llegar de Guadalaja-
ra trae la nOticia de que es CON-
Ipletamente ineXactO que el faaOS0
revOlucionariO frOnterizO haya eS-
tadO en- la capital del EStadO de
JalisCO en- los ultimOS diaS como
tOda la prensa de este pals 10 ha
estado asegurando, Y cOrrobOraE-
doIo con Ia publicidad de noticias
en- las cuales Sc le atribuyen decla-
raciones a Villa durante su per-
manencia en- la tantas veces dicha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-07
LAS FUERzAS De GONZALEZ
CARA OCUPARON VARIAS
POBLACIONES del D.F.
ASH Sc LO COHUNICA Ell PRESIDENTE CON
VENCIONISTA A FRANCISCO VILLA

WASHINGTON. Mario 6.-Un men
sale del COrOnel Rogue Gonzalez
Cara. Presidente del gobierno con-
vencionista, que fuG entregadO al
general Villa IN la ciudad de Qua
daIaiara. y cuya Transcription So ha
recibido en- esta capital, Sc sabe
que las fuerzaS del menciOnado
gobIrrnO cOnvpnciOniSta han OCu.
pado las pOblaciOneS de NOChimii-
co. Guadalupe, TaCubaya, San An
eel Y OtraS de menor lmpOrtaGcla
que Sc encuentran en- los alrededO-
res de la Ciudad de Mexico.
En- eI mismO despachO manifics-
TIA el COrOnel Gonzalez CARA Gue
suS trOpaS han SOstenidO varlaS eS-
caramuZas con las fucrzas carran-
cislaS, cn las cuales generalmrntN
han Salido estas derrOtadas.
Fl mensaie de que aqui Sc di
cuenta, esta fechado eI 26 del mes
pasadO, y deSde entOnceS no Sc ha
vuelto a tener nOticias de las ope-
racioneS de aquellaS fuerzaS de- la
Convention.
ESe mensajc ha vcnidO a echar
pOr TERRA tOdaS las versiOncs que
circularOn diciendO que Rogue Con-
zalez Garza habia establecidO en-
Cuernavaca un gobiernO indepea-
diente del que Francisco Villa tie
ne en- la Capital del Estado de Chi
huahua.
PaSa a Ia pagina 5.
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TcIegrama especial para Ia pRENsA.

WASHINGTON. Mario Ga las
alarmanteS nOliciaS que Sc han cs-
tadO recibiendo en eSta capital Sc
brr la critica Situaci6n que reiua
actualmante Ell la capital de la he
publica meXicana, hay que agr"-
gar los infOrmeS muy peslmlStaS
pOr ciertO, Que los EmbajadOreS de
Brasil, Inglaterra, ESpafla g Italia
han cStadO reCibiendO de fucnthS
Oficiales Y los cualeS han pueSlO
en cOnOcimientO del SecretariO d"
RelacioneS del gObierno americana.
TOdOS eStOS diplOmaticOS han rS-
tado conference.-the Sobrc este a.
Sunlo con Mr.. Bryan, perO ninguno
de eIlOs ha SugeridO ninglIn piO-
yeclO para SOluciOnar la terrible
crisis por que atraviesa aquclIa
capital.
Mr.. Bryan anunci6 que va envla-
ron inStrucciOnes urgentes al Con-
sui Mr.. Silliman para que Sc en-
pOnga Ia situaci6n al primer j..fe
del gObiernO carranciSta. y este
dG 6rdenes al general Obreg6n a fin
de que acepte la ayuda de los ra-
SidenieS eXtranjerOS que hasta la
fecha ha venidO rehusandO, tota
yeZ que con ella puede aliViarsc Ell
algo las precarias cOndiciOnes del
pueblo.
En- opinion de los representatives
dipIomaticos. 81 Obreg6n cOntinr:a
rehusandO la >ayuda de los extran-
jerOS, sera necesariO emplear ne.
didaS de Otra naturaleza que pom
gan fin eSa eSpantOsa crisis.
Con tan negrOs colores Sc DESERT
be la Situaci0n en- Mexico. que en-
PaSa a Ia pagina s.
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Los YILLISTAS TONARON LAS
PLAzAS De SALVATERRA
Y ACAhBARO
RECIBEN ORDENES De TONAR OTRAS PLA-
ZAS DEL ESTADO De GUAkAUATO


WASHINGTON. Mario 6.-El re-
prr>rutautr rouvrucioniSta EN- rS-
ia capital -. Enrique e.. Lloreu-c.
ha rrrLbido menSaie> de su gObi@rno
rn las que So Ie lutorma que las !n
por.autrS poblacioues dr Salvatie-
IRA Y Araubaro. pertenerienteS al
F>tado dp Guanajuato. han caido
EN- podrr dr las fuerzaS ronvencjo-
ni>taS que mauda rl general ArGo-
yo.
Los rarrancistas que So encon.Ha-
ban dr guarniri6u en eSaS plaIas.
huyeron en dasbandada tan pronto
como >upierou la aproXimacidn d"
las fuDrzaS dr la Couyrncidn. abaE-
douaudo todaS sus proviSiourS Y
material dr guerra.
Con la possession dy eSta> dos pIa-
zarzas. rl gobirrno ronyenrjoni>la
qurda EN- complete dominic DC Ia
region nortr drl Estado de Guiana
mata esperanto que muy pronto
trndra rI control absolute de- loda
r>a Eutiiad frdrrativa.
- lr dice al agnnte vilhS,a
que el Drpartamento de Guerra
ronyencionIsta que radica cn Chi
huahua ha ordenado a las colum-
mas que operan IN eI EStado Ge
Guauajuato que activen suS ope-
raciOHrS para pOSeSlOnarSr de al
guuaS importaut"> plazaS he csc
EStad0 donda rxiSten grandrS de-
p6>itOS de cerealeS.
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.SERAN CASTIGADOS Los AU-
torres DEL NCENDIO De LA
ESTACION De MONTERREY
Sc LE ACHACA Ell CRIMINAL ATENTADO AL
GENERAL CARRANGISTA SANTOS
Telcurama especial para IA PRENSA.


LAREDO. Texas, Mario G.-LaS
autoridadrs de NurvO Laredo, han
reciibdo instruccioneS del Primer
Jpfe Yenusliano Carranza, de- ave
riguar minuciosamente quitn iut
cl autor del incendio de la estacicn
del Ferrocarril Nacional en- Mon
tcrrey, que como Sc recordara fu"
incendiada por los carranciStas
ruando estos evacuaron la menciO-
NADIA capital del Estado de NucVo
Leon.
La opinion publica, guiada por
los informes que Sc tuNserOn de csc
criminal atentado, sehala al general
carrancista de los Santos, como ei
autor del incendio. aunque este 10
ueg6 terminantemente cuando Pa
bio Gonzalez trataba de fusllarIO
Dor que tuvo noticias que el habia
sido duien prendi6 fuego a la rs
taclOQ. EQtOnctS - SdlN' u lIOI-
cionado de los Santos diniendo que
sus soldados habian quemadO la
eStaci6n y que no 10 habia podido
evitar porque cuando tuvO nOticia
el fuego habia tornado incrementJ
era impossible reparar el daho
pero todo eI mundo dice que el fuf
quitn di6 la barbara Orden.
! Entire el pibIicO Sc dice qIc
fcuando eI general de los Santos OBJ
! tiene alguna victoria el Sc carga
con toda la gloria del triunfo di-
ciendo que debidO a SuS Oporturas
medidas Sc gan6 la batalla y que
cuando sus soldados ejecutan alsdr
acto como el del incendio de Ia rs
taci6n de Monterrey, entonceS dl-
ce que estos 10 hicieron sin que 2
pudiera evitarlo por que no tient
PaSa Ia pagina S.
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Los CARRANCISTAS NO Sc HAN
RESUELTO A ATACAR La
PLAZA De MONTERREY
ESQ Dice ANGELES EN- UN INFORHE A LA
AGENCIA VILLISTA De WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Mario 6.-EnrI-
que C.. Llorente, repreSentante del
general Villa y gObierno CONVEX
ciOnista en- esta capital. public0 a
nOChe el Siguiente informe relative
a las OperaciOnes militares efrc-
tuadas pOr las fuerzas villistas IN
el nOrte de la repiiblica.
Ell textO del informe dice: "El =c-
neral Felipe Angeles telegraffa De
Monterrey, manifestandO que la
campana contra los carrancistas
esta prOgresando rapidamente. Pa
ra la fecha Sc encuentran en pOder
de las fuerzas villistas toda la re-
gi6n carbOnifera del nOrte del pals.
pOr 10 cual dentro de pOcos diaS Sc
pcdra dispOner de tOdo el combus-
tibie necesariO para los trenes mi
litares. con 10 que los transpOrtes
de trOpas. Sc haran mas rapidamer-
te. MaclOviO Herrera fue derrota-
do pOr los generates Hernandez Y
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FL VAPOR FRANCES LA TOU-
RAINE" Sc INCENDIO EN-
MEDIC DEL OCEANO
LLEVABA TRESCIENTOS PASAEROS A BOR-
Do Y SEIS NIL CUAS De NUNICIONES
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crrlara. fucron nrccSariaS por Qu"
nuchos de- los reefrldoS GOMEZ
cianlrS andaban buScando Ia name
IA de rludir cI pago Il" "sos i'm
pucSlUS.
FL ScnadOr Smith, dice que dcbc
tomarSe una resolution.
FL Senador Smith. por Arizona,
cStuyo hoy rn Ia Casa Blanca con
obirto de- uiScutir con 81 PrrSldrr-
t. Wilson. Ia situacidn de- Mexico,
prro 81 lr diio que hasta "I prdXI-
mo luurS - H. rrribiria.