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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
Social Neus

| In honor of Miss Gertrude Smith
OF Orangeburg and Miss Mary Craig
OF Columbia, who were the weekend
guests of Misses Nannine Hilland Do
rothy Moore, Mrs. ID. Reece Williams
entertained delightfully."- last Friday
afternoon. In spite of the downpour
OF rain, twenty guests were presen,
and entered with zest into the games
,of auction bridge. Mrs. Walter M.
Stevens scored highest, winning first
prize, box Of correspondence cards.
Miss Betty Brown cut the consola-
tion,' dainty set of gold pins, while
the attractive guest of honor, their
hostess presented each with a dainty
hand embroidered handkerchief. Mrs.
Williams. assisted by Mrs. j. X. Con-
nors, served tempting refreshments
in two courses.
In honor of Miss Gertrude Smith.
also, Miss Margaret Moore enter
tanned the Girls Auction Bridge club
and few other guests at a merry
party Saturday. The morning hours
were spent at series of interesting
games. in which Miss Craig of Co
lumbia, scored highest, winning
dainty handkerchief. To Miss Smith
her hostess gave a pair of silver hat
pins as a souvenir of this happy af-
'air. Delicious refreshments were
served.
a pretty party for popular bride
elect was that given Friday after
noon by Miss Virginia Taylor in hon
or of Miss Carrie Gregory. The
game OF hearts was played and in il
Miss Leila Gregory won the prize,
n blue crepe de chine handkerchief
The hostess then had each guest to
register wish for the bride-to-be.
and these filled dainty gift book of
good will. Mrs. j. ID. Funderburk
made the fortunate cut for an Easter
favor and Miss Taylor gave to Miss
Gregory dainty blue silk hose as the
guest OF honor prize. During the
afternoon an elaborate salad course
was served.
The after-Easter dance which will
be given tonight in Mackey's hall by
the Lancaster Cotillion Club. gives
promise OF much pleasure to the
young people Of the town, as well as
to many visitors from adjoining
places. Comstock's orchestra will
furnish the music.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

The work in each county in this
district is worthy of particular note.
AS Miss Russell, the very earnest
and energetic committee member
through whose efforts this report
was submitted, says:
Looking at this from the stand
point of dollars and cents. the work
Is not Insignificant. But when we
consider that these people are work
ing in hearty cooperation for the
development not merely of the school
but OF all institutional life In the dis
trict. We must realize that IL gives
promises Of the regeneration OF the
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

district intellectually, socially, and
economically"
special mention must be made OF
the work in Lancaster county. which
is OF only two years duration. The
hgures given above show Just how
n earnest teacher can and will de-
Velop the work through correspond
9nce. Mrs. Taylor teaches in the
Lancaster school, but she has found
ume somehow and somewhere to
ave 20 local associations sending in
regular monthly reports. The coun-
" board and county superintendent
OF education have been particularly
cooperative, as have all similar
boards and officials in this district
Mrs. Taylor kindly furnishes us
with the following list of Lancaster
county schools having improvement
. Pleasant Plain, Dry Creek. UNITY.
Ferguson. Tradesville.
Oakhurst. Stoneboro. CASTOR. Pleas
ant Hill, Flat Creek, Osceola, Anti
och, Fork Hill. Riverside, Eigin. New
Bethel, Pleasant Valley. Craigsville.
Rich Hill, and two reports from Van
Wyck.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Lancaster.

county OF Lancaster.
BY j. Z. Stewman, Judge of Pro-.
bate.
whereas j. M. Robertson has made
sui TO me to grant him Letters of
foa, OF the Estate and ef-
tects OF Mamie l. Robertson
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonlsh all and singular the kind
Ted and Creditors of the said Mamie
l. Robertson deceased, that thew he
ana appepar befopre me, in the Court
OF Probate, to be held at Lancaster
on the 18TH. day of April next. after
pupllcatlon thereof, at IL O'Clock I'm
me forenoon, to show cause, IL any.
they have, why said AdministraNo,
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 3Oth.
day or March Ammo Domini 1918. q
j. E. STEWMAN. =
Probate Judge. !
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
LEADS IN FIFTH DISTRICT.
Mrs. TaylOr's School Improvement
Work EXcels.

In addition to the general report
or Miss Mary Eva Hite. president of
the State School Improvement Asso-
ciation, published elsewhere, we pub
lish below the report of school i'm
provement work In this district.
which shows that the work of our
eficient county organizer, Mrs. w.
e. Taylor has been the most success
ful organizer in the Fifth congress
sional district.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

MISS Mary Lee Sowell were quietly
married in the study of the Baptis.
pastorlum on Sunday afternoon,
April 5. at $40 O'Clock. The cere-
mony was performed by DR.. j. w.
II. Dyches in the presence of num-
Der or the friends of the contracting
parties, all OF whom wish them many
years OF happiness in their new rela
Son.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
NOTICE OF DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will, as Executors of the
estate OF ]. F. Gardner deceased. on
the 9th day of April. 1915, make their
nal return as such Executors and
apply to the Probate Court of Lam
ter county for lett rs dismissary
r. ID .Blakeney and s. l.. Gardner
Ex Estate of j. F. Gardner Deceased.
march oth 1915 3-5-4t. wkly
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
NO SUMMER SCHOOL.

County Board Offers Inducement for
School Levies.
The county board of education has
decided to have no summer school
this year, as a sufficient number or
teachers have not reported their in
tention to attend. They propose to
give bonus of $50 to any district
that will vote a levy of mills for
school puposes. or $a5 to any dis
trict that will vote levy of 2 mills.
All new levies must be voted BY May
1 and additional levies by June 1.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

County Treasurer Hilton asks us
TO inform those concerned that all
court claims for the Mach term will
be paid by the Bank of Lancaster.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

j. "A. CLIFTON, M. D., Specialist I'M
the diseases of the eye, ear. nose
ana throat, will be in his office over
lancaster Pharmacy for one dayl
AWeunesday) each week Eve
poor. Please call early. as-tS;
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

Beginning last Thursday. April /,
the stores now close at 8 O'Clock and
VIII continue to close at this hour
during the spring and summer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
Business Notices

WANIED-Iou to plant cane seedI
now. early Orange and Early Am
per- rood for man and beast. at
N'i Gil grocery. 3-26-4t.
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Only One "BROMO oUININE"

n 10 get the genuine, call Tor full name, IAXA-
1--WE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of
r.. w GROVE. Cures a Cold in One Day Stops
cough and headache. and works off cold. 2Sc
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06
PERSONALS

Miss Willie Link of Abbev;,,e
teacher of the Westville school. is
visiting Miss Jessie Latham, having
come to Lancaster for the marriage
Oh MISS Latham to Mr.. Beatty Thomp-
sen, which will be solemnized on
Thursday.
Prof. and Mrs. w. S. Harshman
or Annapolis, Md, are the guests of
Rev. e. T. Hodges. Prof. Harsh
man is professor OF mathematics at
the United States Naval Academy
Mrs. Harshman is sister of Mr..
hodges. They have been spending
some time in Florida and stopped
over here on their return trip home.
Mrs. l.. E. Stroud is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. e. w. Sistare.
Magistrate ID. X. Hall of Pleasant
valley spent yesterday in Lancaster.
Miss Perry Belle Bennett came
over from Winthrop College to spend
the past weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Bennett. bring
ing with her two friends, Misses Lu-
cile Boswell of Hartsville and May
Muldrow of Darlington.
Misses Araminta Holcomb of Dan
Vile. Va and EIi1ohath I,;,lo,.
forkville are guests of Misses Jua-
nita and Eliza Wylie.
Miss Hester White of New Hart
ford, Ind, who is a student at Queen
College, Charlotte, spent the past
weekend with her sister, Mrs. H. H.
Kester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Springs re-
turned yesterday from New York.
Mrs. Waddy R. Thomson and
children are visiting Mrs. Thomson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Black
well, in Darlington.
Miss Sara Bigby and Miss Annie
Laurie Colyer of Williamson, stu
dents at Winthrop College, spent the
past weekend as the guests of DR..
and Mrs. James H. Thayer.
Mr.. Thurlow Gregory came home
today from Fu:man University for
the wedding OF his sister, Miss Carrie
Gregory, and Mr.. j. Franklin Smith.
Miss Della Steele, who has been
teaching in this county, has return
ed to her home in Rock Hill.
Mr.. Tom Hopkins Of Port Deposit,
Md, visited his cousin, Mr.. r. E. |
Wylie, this week.
DR.. w. w. Fennell of Rock Hill |
was here on professional business to-
day.
Mr.. Ira B. Jones, Jr., has returned
after spending several days in Char
lotte.
Misses Kate Hines, Naomi Derrick.
Perry Belle Bennett, Ruth mellow.
Mary Lindsey. Kate Reed and Jua-
nita Sowell were among the Win
throp students who came some to
spend the past weekend.
Miss Annie Stevens Of Yorkville is
the guest OF Miss Betty Brown for
the dance this evening.
Sheriff John p. Hunter and Mrs.
Mary II. Barron have returned from
Charlotte where they were summon
ed on account of the illness of Mrs.
Mary Thomas.
Mrs James Stoney Drake and sons
OF Atlanta are the guests of Mrs.
brakes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. I
Gregory. They will remain for the ,
Gregory-Smith nuptials on Thursday.
Miss Curtis Harper is expected to-
night for visit to her brother and I
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F..
Harper, on Chesterfield ayepua d
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

"ANTED-You to place your or-I
ders now for Nancy Hall andI
nuHpkin Yam potatoe plants, so you|
won't be disappointed. will arrival
April 20. Plant something tn cad
ana you won't have it to buv
Mackorells Grocery. 3-12-1at
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-04-06

LII" fN--Eight pounds of fine Green
Coliee for one dollar. Just a dol
lars worth at time is all you can
buy Mackorelrs Grocery. 52-2te.
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WANTED-Copies OF The News of
the issue for March 19. We will
pay five cents each for about a dozenl
copies. IT,
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-02
One Day

While most of the inhabitants of Douglas were in Juneau last Monday watching the baseball boys give the Juneau club a very painful beating the stay at homes were getting numerous thrills. At about 8 o'clock in the after noon fire was discovered at the Kiloh house, opposite the skating rink, and was only extinguished after consider able water was thrown on the building by the fire companies. The contents of the house were removed and the dam age was confined to the interior. It is claimed that flying sparks lodging on the roof caused the conAagration.
 The fire was hardly out when Mary Smith, an Amazon of the Thlinget tribe went on the war path with fighting jag. She tore down several doors, smashed some windows and had several fist fighte. An unknown peacemaker interfered, got bit, kicked, scratched and lost his watch fob iu less than ten seconds. He quit and Mary amused several hundred spectators until the marshal arrived. Miss Smith will reside in the sBookum house during the beautiful month of June and also pay slO into the city treasury, according to the verdict rendered by the municipal s.1..- rv.-.-1,.- ~.,--,fnr
 After the excitement died down that had arisen over the fire and the fight on the beach, a Juneau man by the name of Bob Dupee, in a fit of jealous rage shot Clara Collins, a girl of the underworld, in the hip with a 45 calibre automatic revolver. The wound iu- Aicted was dangerous, but will not prove fatal. The shooter was captured by Marshal Frank Bach and taken to Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-02

Alex Russell, who has been working with tbe construction gang at Tread we'll for some time, accepted a position at Thaue Monday for the Alaska Gas tineau Go. Alex will work at his trade, which is plumbing.
 Arthur Reandeau, former Douglas miner, has been given the contract to drive a 5000 foot tunnel on the Alaska Gold Belt Mining Company's property in Sheep Creek basin. which is to be developed by the MacKeever interests. Work will begin at once.
 The steamer Jefferson reached Doug. las Monday noon from the south with the following passengers for Douglas Wm. Bozaut, Mrs. p. Wasterlain, Miss Viola Wasterlain, Mrs. Adolph Burk aud Clark Burk. There were TO pas sengers aboard for Skagway. Mrs. A. l.. Anderson left on the steamer Dolphin last Wednesday for the South. Mrs. Anderson is a delegate 10 the Rebekah Assembly at Tacoma and will be joined next month by Mr.. Anderson, and together they will pro ceed to the San Francisco fair.
 Decoration Day on Douglas Island was not observed by public exercises of any kiud, but most of tbe folks took trip to the cemetery during the day, Wild flowers, that are in abundance this year and imported blossoms, were used in profusion on tbe graves.
 The ladies of the Douglas Pioneer Society gave a surprise party at the home of Mrs. John Feusi last Thurs day afternoon in honor of Madame Hopp on her 74th birthday. Mrs. Hopp received many beautiful and useful presents from her sister members of the society. Light refreshments were served. About fifteen ladies were present.
 There will be a number of summer widowers in town after the departure of the Al Ri. Among those departing are Mrs. Joseph Patterson and children, Mrs. William Halver, Mrs. Thos. Mur- phy and daughter and Mrs. Fl. East burg. Other passengers for the South on the boat will be Miss Freda Grun. dler, Wilbur George, M. Mongelli aud Adolph Johnson.
 AZ. Gurr, Pat Casey and Fred Gall was were the guests of M. J. O'Connor from Saturday until Monday, making the trip 10 Eagle River on the Celtic. They visited the Rain bow group of mines owned by O'Counor and Mitch ell. Mr. O'Connor reports that the de velopment work that is being done there by contract is going along very nicely and that 24O feet of tunnel is being driven.
 Jack Gravrock left on the Jefferson yesterday for Seattle where be will meet bis sister Mrs. J. W. Dickensen. She will arrive there oD June 5th. They will return to Douglas together. Mrs. Dickensen will be accompanied to the Coast by her husband, Dr. Dickenseu, who has been located in New HamP- shire since leaving Douglas year and a half ago.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-02

About l5O Odd Fellows and their families enjoyed a picnic at Grindstone Falls last Sunday. They went down there on the Alma, the Iris and numer- ous small craft. A big picnic lunch was spread and everyone present re- port the big time of the season.
Douglas Island news., 1915-06-02
Fourth of July Meeting

Notice is hereby given that a meet ing will be held in the Natatorium on Thursday, June Sd, at 8:3O p. m., to ar, range for a celebration to be held on Douglas Island on July 4th.
 PETER JOHNSON, Mayor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Dieciseis mil pesos en-
barras de plata fue-
ron robados
UNA CHA. MINERA ENCUEN-
IRA EN- Ell PASO, TEXAS
LAS REFERIDAS BARRAS
Especial para LA PRENSA.

Ell Paso. Texas, febrero 80
La Companfa Minera de Panuco
ACADIA de presentar una demanda
ante Ia Corte de D~istrito, para
que impida que ell Express Wells
Fargo embarque, de este Estado,
treinta Y dos barras de plata va,
luadas en- dieciseis mil pesos y
que Sc encuentran en- las oficinas
de la mencionada compania de
Express.
La Cha, minera Panuco alega
que las barras fueron tomadas de
manera Illegal por varios revolu-
cionarios en- ell Estado de Sinaloa
y trasportadas aqui para ser en-
viadas a una fuerte negotiation
de los Estados UnidoS. Ademas,
Sc alega que la misma cOmpania
de express sabe que dichas barras
tienen mala procedencia, pOr 10
que Sc cree que Ia demanda Sc
ra atendida por la Corte. La
frma Burgess and Burgess es la
que presenta Ia demanda, en- re-
presentation de Ia Compania Mi
nera Panuco.
Las barras, objeto de Ia codicia
de aIgunas companies america
mas, fueron robadas ell dia prime
70 del presente mes en- ell Estado
(Pasa a la Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
RECURREN A LA ODIOSA
LEVA LOS

Con motive de la reconcen-
TRACTION de fuerZas, las pobla-
clones situadas a 10 largo de
IA via ferrocarrilera de Mata-
moros a Monterrey han Queda-
do sin guarnici6n. Los pacifi-
cos vecinos de los pueblos CO.
marcanOs han sido victimas de
Ia odiosa "leva".
Familias enteras han. que
dado c~ompletamente sofas,
pues los jovenes, hombres Y
ancian0s han sido arrancadOs
de sus hogares Y obligados a
cojer ell arma para que coope-
rem en- ell ataque sObre la clu-
dad de Monterrey. Este pro-
cedimiento de los jefes carran-
cistas ha producidO indigna-
ci6n entire la pobre genie cue,
sobre estar en- la miSeria a eau
81 de la reVuelta, Sc encu.i-
tran de Ia nOche a IA manana
sin quien pueda preocuparse
Dor Su SubSistencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Llegan a Brownsville
muchos partidarios
del c~arrancismo
Sc RECIBiC LA NOTICIA DE
QUE "A CAPITAL FUE
EVACUADA POR
OBREGON.
Especial para ola Prensa."

Especial para ola Prensa."
Brownsville, Texas, Febrero
1S.-ContinIan llegando a eS-
ia ciudad gentes desconOcidas
perO que. d iuzgar por su as
Dacto. son DartidariaS al ca
rranciSmo. La mayor parte &c
los viajerOs han tornado ALOHA
miento en- ell HoEeI Miller. Cast
todos portan una especie de
uniforme con SombrerO teXanO
Y reyelan ser iefeS carranciS-
as 0 cuando menos individuOS
1ue pertenecen d la facci6n
constitucionalista Su presen-
ella aqui ha despertado cierta
curiosidad Y regularmente Sc
les We aisIadoS en- los parajeS
mas centricOs de Ia p~OblacIon
V en- las esqunas.
Lo que Sc dice de Mexico.
Telegramas recibidos hoy pro-
cedentes de Washington Y e
Paso. anuncian que las fuer-
zas zapatistas han ocupado
nuevamente la ciudad de Me
xico, Y que Alvaro Obreg6n
Sc VIC precisado a salir de di-
cha ciudad en- vista de ser
impossible Ia permanencia de
sus fuerzas en- Ia capital de IA
RepGblica, donde no hay su-
ficientes elementos de vida.
Ninguna confirmation, sin
embargo. Sc ha recibido de es-
tas noticias, por 10 que algu-
mas personals las han pueSto en-
duda. De todos .nodOs, la YER
sion de que ia ciudad de Next
co fue abandonada por las
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Va Austin a pedir la VI
da de Federico
Gomez
Ell SENIOR PEDRO OCHOA
TRATA DE SALYAR AL REQ
DE LA PENA CAPITAL

Ell senior Pedro 0chOa, director
de nuestro colega Ell Faro de
Corpus Christi" estuvo aver en-
~nuestras ofcinas a hacer una VI
sta de cortesia a LA PRENSA.
Ell senior Ochoa, en- los breves
momentos que con el coversamos,
nos manifesto que Sc dirigia a Ia
capital del EstadO, con el Objeto
de hablar con ell Gobernador Sr.
Ferguson ' los miem5ros del
Consejo de Perdones, para pedr
la vida de Federico Gomez, quien
esta sentenciado a muerte en- IA
ciudad de Laredo, Texas.
Cree Ell senior 0choa, obtener
del senior Gobernador Ferguson y
de los miembros del Consejo de
Perdones, la salvation de nuesIo
compatriota.
Como "a 10 hemos dicho, Fede,
rico Gomez Sc encuentra preso en-
Ia carcel de Laredo, Texas, DOR
haber dado muerte auna cunada,
hace varios meses. La COrte que
juzg6 a Gomez, 10 conden6 a Ia
pena de muerte hace p9co menos
de I'm mes, Los defensores del
REQ s~olieitaron del exgobernadOr
tColquitt ell indaIto, pero dicho
funcionario 10 neg6 de manera
terminate.
Ahcra el periodista Ochoa Va 2
Austin con ell sbjeto de pedir a
nuevo Gobernador, Mr.. Ferguson
que perdone Ia vida q Federico
Gomez, e igual solicitud hara a
los miembros del COnsejo de Per-
dones del Estado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
va Sc e~ncuentra en- territorio mexicano
Ell Sr. Duval West
CREE POSSIBLE LLEGAR A
VERACRUZ SIN TENER
QUE REGRESAR A
E. UNIDOS.
Especial para ia Prensa"

Especial para LA Prensa"
FL PaSo, Texas, Febrero 10,
Hoy en- la tarde parti6 para
la ciudad de Chihuahua, ell Sc
nor Duval West, representan-
te personal del Presidente VII
son cerca de los jefes revolu-
cionarios Francisco Villa y We
nustiano Carranza. Duval
West parti6 acompanado del
agente George C. Carothers,
hacienda use del caro- eSpe-
cial de dicho agente. Decline
por 10 tanto, ell ofrecimiento
hecho Dor Hip6lito Villa para
que hiciera Ell viaje en- "Su'
caro- especial.
Ell investigator especial de
Ia situaci6n meXicana Sera re-
cibido en- Chihuahua pOr el i
cenciado Miguel Diaz Lombar-
do. S~ecretario de Relacione>
Exteriores del gabinete Wills
IA. con Qu;en conference.-the
oI, To- osr0rDs 0un In Npyar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Tratan de o~rganizar una
Junta Pacifista en-
Brownsville, Tex.
IN GRUP0 DE MEXICANOS
EXPATRIADOS TRABAJA-
RAN P0R Ell BIEN
DE LA PATRIA
Especial para LA PRENSA.

Brownsville, Texas, Febrero
1S.-Se dice, en- algunOs circulos
bien nformados que va a estable-
cerSe aqui una Junta Pacifista,
que dependera de la que ACADIA
de establecerse en- Ia ciudad de
San Antonio, Texas.
No Sc ha fjado todavia Ia fe-
cha en- cue Sc celebrara la referi-
da junts nj Sc han dado los NOM
bres de las personals cue Ia inte-
graran.
Entiendo que IN grupo de re-
fugiados mexicanos que residen
alui desde varios meses, han re-
suelto unirse para TRAFALGAR en- ia
vor de los nacionales que Sc en-
c]uentraa en- ell destierrO y al mis-
mo tempo laborar po- eI bien de
Ia patria, contribUyendo a Ia
obra de pacifcaci6n Dor todos
anhelada. Estar6 al tanto del
d~esarroljo de este asuuto, para
comunicar las novedades a LA
PRENSA.
VIAJE DE IN GENERAL
Por ell tren de manana saldra
para Ia ciudad de San Antonio Ell
general Teodoro Quintana, acOm-
panado de su estimaOle familia..
Pasa a la 5a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-21
Especial para LA PRENSA.

Especial para LA PRENSA.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex, Fee
brero 18.-Se acentua cada
vez mas ell rumor de que Ell
domingo o tunes pr6XimOs, las
fuerzas combinadaS de Pablo
Gonzalez, Luis CaballerO y
Antonio VillarreaI, emprende-
ran I'm nueVo ataque a la cIu-
dad de Monterrey.
A este respecto, Sc ha Veni-
do confirmandO la especie de
que para lIevar a cabO ell pro-
yectado ataque a la capital
nueyoleonesa, los jefes carran-
cistas han estadO reuniendo
todas las fuerzas que estaban
en- los distintos puntos de
Nuevo Leon y Tamauiipas.
En- MatamorOs y todas las
plazas fronterizaS, solo que
daran unos cuantos hombres,
suficientes para guardian ell Or
den. TOdaS las yuerzas arma-
das de que disponen los ca
rrancistas, entraran en- acci6n,
para yer 81 pueden apoderarse
de la ciudad de Monterrey.