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little boat, left to itself, swung about
and plunged full tilt toward the
shore.
As It struck Annette was there to
meet it She dashed into the surf and
dragged In 81 in safely to dry land.
Inez was frantic with fear.
sWhere, asked Annette, lis the
Portuguese, Hernandez"
Inez waved her hand wildly IN
shore. "Somewhere-in-th
the beasts" she cried. Don't ask
me. I don't know. IL ran away
from him.
"The beasts?" faltered Annette.
Worse than that,"2returned Inez,
you're woman. I'm woman. I've
been hiding from them-even from
him-for three days. He-he doesn't
know where am-he hasn't found
me. OH"
She sank upon the sand-her form
shook with agitation.
Annette, wondering, knelt by her
side. why have you run from him p
she queried.
"TI can't blame him." cried Inez,
suddenly facing Annette. Hes mad
crazy for wealth, Hernandez. So am
I. And wealth is here-you don't
know He told me all about it-be-
fore / began to suspect
"Suspect-what? asked Annette.
'Ah," went on 1nez, checking her
agitation, for the presence of An
nette gave her courage, you should
see-he told me-there are millions
of dollars worth of quicksilver-a1
ready for the market-stored away.
Millions of dollars worth. And the
mines-they're not half worked. And
these beasts are working them"
"Beasts?'' said Annette again.
"Cutthroats-men-all of them,
men, groaned Inez, "and they've been
here years and years-and they've
been alone. They're wild-eyed enough
to kill each other. And they offered
Hernandez all the quicksilver that
they've got if he'll find some way to,
bring them women. All, for hour aft
er hour he harped on that-to me.
Hour after hour he repeated it-talked
about it in his sleep. And finally un-
derstood-"
lou TO safe, Salu AuuetCo, DIT AodsL
so far as Hernandez and these
beasts are concerned. There's bat
tleship riding in the bay around the
bend. Nothing can harm you now"
Inez gasped with relief. Nothing
can" she began. Then she uttered
a wild yell. -arg-g-gh-look."
Annette looked-almost too late.
Out of the brush behind them bound
ed two frightful fgures-half-clad-
with matted hair and beard. With
hoarse cries they darted toward the
women. Inez turned frantically and
fed up the beach One of the cut
threats darted after her. Annette
swiftly drew her pistol, aimed and
fired. The pursuer of Inez dropped in
his tracks. But in another instant
Annette was seized in a pair of strong
arms and tossed over the shoulders of
giant and carried swiftly inland.
Suddenly their path was blocked.
A figure shot out before them and
stood with folded arms. This figure
was Northumberland Annette almost
hailed him as a friend.
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Hernandez drew deep breath OF
satisfaction.
This is the life," he said to him
self. These men are my men or
my name is not Hernandez
He drew forth brace of pistols and
examined them carefully in the moon
light. Satisfied that they were in
working order, he rose and skirted
the edge Of the crater, creeping
stealthily around behind the furnace.
Then, with remarkable agility, he
hurled himself as from the skies into
a circle of bright light, lifted up his
voice and called aloud
In an instant he was surrounded by
motley crew of men-men strange,
weird-men whose faces were over.
grown with rank, untrimmed crop
of hair and beard. They hailed his
advent with delight
Out of this multitude huge individ-
ual pushed his way through to Her
nandez and placed grimy hand upon
the latter's shoulder.
Whence come you?" he queried in
Spanish.
set adrift in small boat" he returned,
"and I came ashore here not knowing
where I was. Who, sir, are you, my
countryman?"
Twelve years ago." said the pirate
chief, 1--WE were wrecked-ground to
pieces on this shore. And we found
what? Enough to eat? Yes. A place
to sleep-a place to live. But this
is God forsaken island, senior. Only
the mines have kept us from going
mad. We have worked for wealth
madly-hoping against hope"
what do you miner" asked Her
nandez.
"Cinnabar," returned the chief.
Hernandez raised his eyebrows.
"Quicksilver," he said. 1T should
make you rich
The chief held up his arms. rich"
he cried. "Senor, follow me"
He called for torch and nodding
to Hernandez led the way to the edge
of a nearby pit and down a ladder
At the foot of the ladder he crawled
into an opening and babe Hernandez
follow. The opening was a cave-a
cave whose floor was covered with
huge earthen jars.
Quicksilver, senor," Kissed the pi-
rate chief-"millions of pesetas worth
possibly q bi1lion-who knows"
did you come alone, senor," he
asked. "Is there any woman with
you?"
Hernandez shook his head, but a
terrific fear clutched his soul.
mo woman" he returned. 'T am
alone"
The chief fell back, disappointed;
then he raised his voice to it's normal
tones again. cali this, senor," he ex-
claimed, appealing to his companions,
"a kings treasure. We have carted it
for twelve long years. We would give
it all for women" He thrust his face
into Hernandez. 81, senior, would give
it all for one"
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CHAPTER LxIII.
The Edge Of the World.


Hernandez crouched behind one Of
the huge earthen jars. The light that
streamed in at the caves mouth dark
ened suddenly, and huge figure crept
in. At first Hernandez thought this
was the pirate chief-but that fierce
fighter was lying far across the pit
with bullet through his head. The
figure crept on farther-then Her
nandez saw.
It was Ilington. Ilington was un-
armed-his face was blood covered.
He was a figure fearful to behold.
Hernandez climbed the ladder in fear
full haste. Ilington saw him and fol-
lowed, caught him, tore from him Her..
nandez' ever ready knife, and faced
him squarely.
ct swore to tear you apart with my
hands, cried Ilington beside himself
with rage, land I'm going to do it."
1.-TWO can play at that" painted Her
nandeZ, come on"
Ilington came on-reckless of the,
fact that he was fighting on the edge
of a precipice.
Far to the rear Annette plucked
Meals wrist.
"Look-look," she cried, "Hernandez
and my father-and the Portuguese
has knife
She was not the only watcher. Be-
low on shore a fresh boatload of ma
rines were landing. They had seen
the fight-they watched it now. Their
officer peered through his glasses.
"Our friend the Portuguese he
said, we've got to get him and take
him back The world needs one Her
nandez less.''
Even as he spoke, Hernandez struck
with his knife and ripped open ling
toms arm.
With a wild cry the fresh marines
scrambled up the cliff. Hernandez,
cool with GOODNESS of desperation, side
stepped, and lifting one foot, neatly
tripped his man.
Ilington fell heavily, with one arm
hanging over the precipice.
And then Hernandez looked-for the
first time he took note of his surround
ings.
Behind him ranged Neal and his
squad, with fixed bayonets and with
death shining in their eyes. Below,
scrambling up the cliff were twenty
men, dangerous-despera
Hernandez paused-his eyes mar
rowed. He was beaten and he knew
1t.
Hernandez rose to his full height.
Sorry gentlemen" he said, but
you've never beat me yet and you can
not beat me now"
He retreated pace or two, gave
a sudden run-and leaped far out over
the edge of the precipice.
Neal formed his men in line-they
were Joined by the squad that climbed
the cliff.
Forward, march," said Neal. An
nette and her father followed them.
Inside of fifteen minutes the little
squad were scurrying about the inside
of the cave. They were plunging
their hands into the liquid meta: and
letting it run through their fingers.
Some little island, this" they COM
mented.
ct took you boys to get it for u.s."
returned Ilington, without you, Lost
Island would have been lost forever,
and so would we."
He turned to Annette, Annette" he
said, this is yours-all yours. You
are princess-this is your kingdom"
He stretched wide his arms to include
all Lost Island. "Your kingdom" he
Annette looked at Neal. Neal
loked at Annette-then he rushed for
ward and caught her I'm his arms.
Annette glanced at the boys in blaa.
And this-my king" she said.
THE END.
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FOURTEENTH INSTALLMENT
1.-THE GREAT GOAL"
CHAPTER Lux.
Who Am /?

In the sick bay of the battleship Mis-
souri, an anxious little group-uni-
formed and otherwise-grouped them
selves around the form of an uncon-
scious man. He lay upon a cot. His
head was swathed in bandages. The
surgeon, seated on a camp stool by his
side, raised his head and glanced at
those about him.
THE vitality of this man is little
less than marvellous" he said.
Annette Ilington started forward.
Then he will live?" she said.
The surgeon nodded.
The little group bent forward. And
with good reason. The figure on the
couch stirred slightly-the huge form
Quivered. At last the unconscious
man became no longer so. He opened
wide his eyes. He stared wildly about
the cabin, struggling the while to
rise.
You'll never know from me where
Lost Isle isl he muttered. Look at
e-death-destructio Pray God,
the Princess
He lifted his head. The surgeon
seized him by one arm and uni
formed attendant by another. But he
tossed them from him as though by
the turn of wrist and struggled to
sitting posture.
You WILL he snarled, clutching at
the two men. Its just as we'll l
found you out, Hernandez-you and
your henchman, Ponto; just as well
before Come on, both Of you to-
gether"
In another instant he would have
been upon his feet. But his eyes fell
upon Annette Ilington.
Anne" he cried. He stretched
forth hand as though to touch her,
then suddenly withdrew it. He
shrugged his shoulders. whats the
use?" he muttered to himself, I'm
dreaming-dreaming
Dreaming" said the surgeon SOM
berly, for thirteen years.
Neal gripped his mothers arm.
Look at his eyes," he whispered,
his eyes. Something has happened
to him. He has become a man."
The brute man glanced inquiringly
at the surgeon. What is the matter
with me, doctor,?" he exclaimed, his
voice strong, his tones resonant with
reason. Did my friend the Portu-
guese-Hernandez-get me after all?
l know I struggled with him; that's
the last thing I remember. The Next
can must have black-jacked me from
behind
The surgeon smiled. "He black
lacked you from behind, all right" he
said.
Where's Manuella? % went on the
figure on the cot. And where is the
little girl?"
The surgeon nodded to Neal. Hes
man all right" he whispered. The
soul has come back into the body after
many years."
THE little GIRL" went on the brute
man. His glance shifted and again he
sought Annette. Anne" he cried
again. Once more his glance became
doubtful.
Excuse me, nurse he went on,
nodding To Annette, 81 thought you
were my wife come back to life. May
l ask your Manner
Il am not a nurse" said Aaaette.
My name is Annette nington."
The man started.
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CHAPTER LXI.

Cutthroats.
AS the keel Of the Missouri's launch
grated against the sand, Annette
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Onslaught.
On the chiefs part it was horri-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-03
Llicgan u FL Pas0 unOS Delegates
a Ia Convention.

Llrgaron aver a c>ta cludad, pro-
crieuje> de Ia ciudad de Mexico,
.oS jcres m~aytoreniStas Manuel To-
rr-s t.. Manuel Pena BricenO y Ma
mel Lopez, Delegates del Gobcrna-
dor N~aytorena i Ia Convention re-
yolurionaria Que radic6 en- Ia capita!
Ir Ia repiblica durante el tempo
que las fuerLa> ZapaJiStaS ocuparon
iirha plaza.
Les citados Delegates mayiore-
ni>taS r>Duvleron presentes en- las
sr>iour> DC la Convention. hasta Il
lila en- que los zapatistas evacuarou
IA riudad DE Mexico, al aproNimar5c
Ia primrra ycz Ias troPa> DE Pablo
GONZALEZ. y -. rii~ri=irrou con rumb0
. Chihuahua. habj"uIo hcchu una
~ra,.~ia d. ,Ir>rjcntas cincuenia
r-llo~ q rabaiip. pasandu con Loda
las. i" prrcaucl"ues por 81 terri
gprio domiuadu por loS obregonlStas.
Los Delegates m~aytOrcniStaS Sc
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Correspondence especial para La PRENSA.

"u'' ' p"
NOuALES' AllA' Aso9to lIo:-E'i
las oHclIiaS DEL soDieF'lo ue' Esd
10 ue"9ollofa' qut s. n'LId'! esd
DLecIods eli Id villa 4ro!'etI"d' -
PIopoIcloI'"'o" "!'' d !" prc''s"
u"o5 iiIorll'eS dcI eS'a"o ecoI'ol"i-
Gu Ut 9oIIoi
''9"" 'eo9 N.'o''''cS' Il NJe'u'',0
,''''' ''!Sr' vi ,'''' az ''"'" V"
I'' ~ P,i''i'I "'l'''HGu
,"9 p"a" ,
,.Ia.n. .ori.1a, hImirdns Ina cstabI.-
cido en- la ciudad de HermosilIo.
rapilaI del ESlado, dos proyeedurias.
en- Ia, que dirlas classes rrcilcu
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n periudico americana maniflestan
que, para que Ia junta de Sandal
&c Bro uSville Sc Cerciore de Ia vCr-
dad que ellos alegan, es decir, que no
eXistc ningun case dc virueia nj eXls-
ten tampoco enfermedades contaglo-
sss, sollcitan que el referido cuerpo
paSe a lado meXicano 4 convencerse
de ID efectividad de 10 maEifestado,
: juntamente con los miembros del
cuerpo de salubridad de Matamoros,
hacer una Investigation Y en- vista
de los resultados de ella, vean 81 es
possible leyantar Ia cuarentena, que
tantos perjuicios, esta causandc q
los habitanJes del puerto.
Los veciuos de MatamoroS declaran
que, debido u Ia cuarentena, no pue-
den venir librcmente L este lado j
hacer sus cUmprao dc articuloS dc
prlmera necesidad, que tan escasos
son en- IA plaza mexicana; y que esa
E.,S., > - =. fNi oS
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Con la llegada de Urbalejo a
Nogales, quedo desmentida la
noticia de su detection
La plaza de Cananea fue evacuada por las tro-
pas c~arrancistas que la ocuparon algunos dlas

NOGALES. Ariz., Agosto 1o-C0n-
forme 10 anunciG en- mi telcgrama de
aver, e. general m~aytorenista Fran
cisco trbalejo lego d la plaza veci-
ma % Sus tropas, d bordo de un tren
mIIltar compueSto de veinte carroS.
TodOS ellos venian ocupados Dor las
,ropaS yaquiS que son al mando del
citado jefe Y las cuales suman mil
quinientos hombres de las tres armas.
Con Ia llegada del general Urba-
lcio 4 Nogsles, qucda por terra Ia
information que sc hizo pqblica por
los elemcntos enemigos del maytore-
nismo, acerca de que Urbalejo habia
deSconocido al Gobernador del Esta-
do, negandoSe 4 venir q donde este 10
llamaba. La verdaG es cue Urbalejo
permapecio en- Hermosillo esperanto
inStrucciones del gobernador Mayto-
rena, pues dicho jefe penso approve
char los elementos de Urbaleio para
atacar por la retaguardia a las tro-
pas de Gales, en- el case de que estas
sc lutheran acercado d Ia plaza from
teriza para ~atacarla, como Sc dijo que
penSaba hacerlo ell general carrancis-
Ia que opera en- Sonora.
Urbalejo moyilizo suS tropaS hacia
p camr9 de Is c~reraCioges : segin
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Villa no hiZO case d los ftrrO-
carrilerOS.

Los ferrOcarrileroS de la Division
del NOrte. que SoliciLarOn que Sc les
pagaran SuS Sueld0S mitad Ell plata
Y mitad en- papel mOncda. han re-
cibidO una condensation negative,
dc partc de Francisco Villa, quien
cXpreS6 a los peticionarios que no
era el momento oportunO para an
dar con So%Iicitudc> de esc genera V
los conminG a que continuaran en-
sus lahores, p~ercibiendo Il suicides
en- papel 4oncda dc cmitido ell
Chihuahua.
Los fcrrocarrilrro>. auu ruando
no muy c~qntenlQs, dccidicron, para
no >ufrir inayoreS pcrjuirioS, con-
tiuuar en sus trabajoS mientras
capbia Ia situaei6q actual.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Maytorena arnenaza alos a%griicultores con enviar-
los a Chihuahua 81 Sc niegan a ayudar
Les pidio que entregaran veinte mil tercios de trl-
go para repartirlos entire los menesterosos,
pero todos Sc pegaron a satisfacer
la p~eticion de dicho jefe

NIL 1crc!0s de cereal.
II UoDielIo de oonoF hi@o touo
10 que queua diciIo, 'Pof coaao''o
de Ia Prelactura del Distfi'o' ) d.
ser lilor1hauo por esIa Ut ~ que
NADIA ocurrIoo, 'oiho III ''uo'uo ~
que era !ieH"uo ID 'ei,'N' W
prac''ca 81 .o9 as'lcutt'i'S nF'S
ieI' Il! 'Hd"'elei "quc''' 'I
t. ueciI' :! coiitllludt! M17"tiu's
cCucF q ''Iso que - h'''' p't'
"''LlI''il"[ Il 'ds ''",c' ~
S"H ~ tai ''"eiNU Wv
"=t'0"''o'es Se"" Vuuo,uG'
S."' ! t.Nl"uoS d "n'"' ;"
'iISpo>irloH ucl uudIlcl "cl'el'' ''
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Quieren los habitantes de Matamo-
rOs que sea Ievantada Ia cuarentena
Dicen que no existen intermediates epidemicas y
que la cuarentena los p~erjudica mucho

correspondence especial para IL rRENSS.
BROWNSVILLE, Tey, agoato Ic.
Los habitantcs del puerto matamo-
II estan hacienda toda claSc DC
geStiones para c~ouseguir que las au-
toridsdes de eSta ciudad levanten Ia
euarentena que exiStc contra e. veci-
no puerto, Y que fue declarada en- Wis
IA de que en- Matamoros Sc desarro-
10 hace tempo una epidemic de en-
Fermedades perniciosas como Ia fie-
5-e amarillo y Ia fieb-e tifoidea.
I'm numeroso grupo de personals
del lado uexicano dirigio una comu-
nicaci6n . IN periodico americana de
esta ciudad, s~olicitando 81 concurso
para Que las autoridades d~eclaren sin
efectg la uuareutena exiSteRte, pues
maniiiestan que las condolences Sani-
tarias dc Natau,oros son eXcelente5 y
que q Ia Ee11g no hay Ringuna cpl
de1nia ALI
Los -2-e Is y sc---c2c.e-
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EmiIiano Nafarrate trasIadara SUI
Quartet General a Ia ciudad
de Monterrey
Ouieren los carrancistas reconcentrar circo mil
hombres entire Laredo y Matamoros para
impedir ell avance de los ~vilIistas
Correspondence especial para LIZ PRENs

correspondence especial para LA PisENsA.
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Agosto
1o.-Se rumora tanto aqul como
en- ell puerto, que el general Emil
lano P. Nafarrate esta hacienda los
preparativos necesarios para mar
char manana q la ciudad de Monte
rrey, pues parece que sc lie ma or
denado que establezca su Quartet
General en- la capital n~eolonesa.
Sc asegurt que el Gambia de Ma
farrete obedecc q que Sc ~pretendc
~reconcentrar no menos dc cinco mil
hombres cntIe Matamoros Y Laredo,
con objeto de contrarrestar ell
ce que pudieran hacer los villistas
cue Sc encuentraH cl EstadO de
Coahuila, rumbo a Laredo Y Malta
moros, por la orilla del Rio.
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correspondence especial para LA PRENsA.


Ell PASO. Texas. AgOsto io.-El
general Felipe Angeles, que eStuVo
aver en- esta ciudad de paso para
NogaleS. a donde lego hoy, segun
los informes telegraficOs reclbidoS,
hizo ~intereSanteS decIaraciOnes acer
ca de Ia labor que eSta d~eSarrulian-
do con e! proposit0 de que las fac
Clones reyoiucionariaS lLeguen a I'll
acuerdo ' trabajen por la pacifica-
ci6u de la r~epIblica.
Las probabilidad"S de paz IN Ne
1icU, 60 Ven muy brillantes. dijo
Ell general Angeles. Creo que mu-
chas. 81 no toda> las faccioneS. -
uniran ienlro dc pocas semanaS
para Giscutiv Ia paz y creo lue con
vendran en- un plan deflniti%o para
Ia termination de Ia guerra actual,
Los maytoreniSta>, vllli>taS ) "a
paiiStaS, han consrntIi6 Va FL dis
cutjr Ia paz con las otras facciones
y a>tas han p~rincipiado cirrJas ne
geriaciones Que iaran prubabjemen-
te p6r rcsu,tado que Sc eIeciua una
eo~nGercncia De paz. |
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Fue fusiIadO en- Ia ciudad
de Chihuahua ]. Cue
rrerO Mendez
Ell ajusticiado fue Ell que
tento en- la Habana
contra la vida del
ex-general F. Diaz
Correspondence especial para Ia rNENSN,

Correspondence especial para Ia PItENSl.
Ell PASO, Tex, Agosto lo.-ln-
formaciones particularcs recibidas u
qui procedeutes dc la ciudad de Chi
huahua. dan cucnta de que j. Cue
rrero MGrdcZ, que pretendio aseSi-
mar al general Felix Diaz cuandO cs-
te Sc encontraba en- Ia Habana. fuG
fusilado en- la m~cncionada ciudad de
chihuahua, por ordcn dc las autori-
dades villistaS.
Los informeS que sc han rccihldo
aqui no diccn por que razon Gucrre-
70 Mendez fuc privado de Ia vida; sc
saba que cI refcrido individuo, que
en- IN tempo fuc p%olicia de Ia reser-
vada de la ciudad dc Mexico, sc en-
contraba al servicio del villismo en-
calidad dc agente s~ecreto.
Parece que Sc encontrarOn a Cue
rrcro Mendez documentos comprome-
tedores y por eSa razon sc ordcno
su ejecucion.
Tn trcn con heridos lego a c. Juarez
Agregado al tren de paSajeros. lie
go antes de aver i Ciudad Juarez
un CAIRO, en- cl que venian mas dc
PaSu u la Pag id. Col. Ia.
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sc, va d rccapturar Ia plaza de Ca
nanea, que fue ocupada por los Ca
rrancistas al iniciar Su vance hacia
Nogales.
Ell cerco dc alambrc con puas en- Ia
Inca international.
Ha quedad terminate ei cerco dc
alambre con puas que por ordcn de la
i~efatura militar dc NOgales, Sonora,
Sc procedi0 Il conStrulr d 10 largo dc
la Inca international.
Ha cauSado cxtrane5a que cl 60
bernador NIaytorena diSpusiera Ia
construction de csc alambrado hacia
ell lado americana, pues sc ignora d
que obedezca esa disposition. Sc
creia que ell cercado ira a ser cons
truido en- ell lado sur, es declr, por
dondc Sc suponia que iban d atacar
las tropas de Gales, con ell objeto de
impedir su entrada a Ia plaza.
Aqui Sc cree que el gobernador
M~aytorena teme una invasion 4 Nos
gales por el lado americana.
Fue evscusda Ia plaza dc Cananea
por los csllistss.
Comunican de Cananea que e. dia
9csc : / = Gel %.
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Sc transfiere la velada en- honor
del general Diaz.

Dcbido d que varIaS personals dc
las que van u tomar parte en- Ia We
lada en- memorial del genera ! don
Porfirio Diaz, sc c]ncucntran deli
cadas dc salud : han sGfrido con
tratiempos de familia, la referida
vclada sc ha transferido para el dia
ocho del presentc, segun cl aviso
de los organizadores, quiencs dcsean
que Ia vclada resuItc digna del
gran mcXicano.
TT r0PPECDnNCkI
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Angeles dijjo en- FL Paso que las probaldades de paz
en- Mexico Sc ven muy briLlantes
Creo que muchas 81 no todas las facciones, do, 81 unran dentro de po-
cas- semanas para discutr la paz

te herido dc una picrna y con este
motive Villa lie do licencia para
que viniera a los EStad0S UnidoS
para Que descansara de las fatigas
de la campaHa.
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Los amigos dr N~afarraic. Il quic-
rem agasajar d dicho .jefc, estaban
preparando un bale para festejar
ST. onomastico, el proximo dia ocho;
prro e. casi SECURE que suspcnderdn
los p~reparatvos, pues parece que Ell
efecto, Nafarrate marchara a la ca
pital del Estado dc Nucvo Leon.
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uiran Su Marcia para Sonora. con
Il fin dc rrndir parte al gobcrnador
Maytorcna De ~ mission al Ia CAPT
tai DE- la R~cpuDlica.
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Emilio MaderO regres0 q Chi
huahua.

FL general Emilio MaderO. que
vino a esta ciudad acompanando
a III hermauo el general Raul Ma
drro. regrcS0 hoy a Ia .ciudad de
Chihuahua, para reunirSc nueya-
mente con Francisco Villa. quicn 50
encuentra en- Ia mencionada ciudad,
accmpaHado de los micmbroS de Su
gablnctc.
Rail- Madero sali6 hoy para San
Francisco California. d donde Va con
Il objcto de- viSitar la exposition y a
aIgun"S micmbroS dc 81 fa!Hilia que
rrsldcu ala. Segln 10 DECLARE, i'll
trnta rrgreSar u Fl PaSo dentrO de-
una ecmana. para volHcr u Mexico
a hacerse cargo de Su cOLumna.
Raul Madero - halia iigcraIneu-
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Villa. diSpuc>tO ! arcpiar Cn u ii.
laS 4 tnin 81 mundo.

Tunla, p~ur.a~. Iur tlr." DE-: ia
racteT de icir mlIl,ur IL Ia plaza
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E. general Angeles sali0 anoche
para NogaleS. a donde va a COME
renciar con el gobernador Maytore-
na. Sobre las proposiciOnes de paz.
de que hablo durante 81 breye es-
tancia en- eSta ciudad.
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