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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

stan II. lbs fine white graduated
sugar $40. stalls 77-sS. fresh phsteurlEed
rolled oats 25c. Stall ~. soc can bnking
powder. s2c stall l501. don't miss big
coffee special this week. stall % apple
butter. lbs t5o. stall 1895, i0c spa
ghetu. &c, Stall 1891 round steaks. lie
N. Stall "a. corned beef Sc to Ito H.
stalls st-fs, lemons. io each. aprioots.
80 dor Stall 30. tomatoes 100 III. stall
II, new potatoes. 5 lbs i0c. Stall ag
whole salmon, SOC each stan az, large
leaves fresh bread. 20c. Stalls e4-G5. best
peanut butter. t0c 10 stall "a, shoes re-
soled. Soc 20 7bc. Stalls $3.50. angel food
cakes, tbo each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
PUBLIC MARKETS


stan 40. ~ lbs. sugar. si.sas No. 80
sack flour, ice. cans oysters. $50. fto
ran shrimps. t0c stalls seo.7iE Eovat
Anne cherries. So III. sprieo,s and
peaches. aec basket; wstermeions. fho
n. stall 1pT. tender peas Ms lee.
sweet corn, ears tgcs iarrs head lettuce
&c. stall zas. sagerkraui. : ats. f6ri
cream cottage cheese f0o IN. head
choose. ibc H. staIi sos Green Lake
eEEs aoc dor beat butter 2 lbs Csc,
cans carnatinn milk $50. pure comb
honey. itc stan aso. 10 small cans
milk. 2tc' 100 pkg soda. So. Mason fruit
Jars. ats, ttc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

Stalls i27-i7t, pi bottle. grape Juice
ipc' large cans best milk. ssc; ripe
olives. ibc pit stan III. green corn. 81
or Tor atc; large cantaioupes. loo. or 4
for ztei summer squash. &c each. anpsra-
gus leo 10. stalls 2t-as, lbs sugar. 6ac.
asc: Soc tea. use 10. stall .. picnic ham.
lilo III. homeless hrisket. ige ID; not
roast, Toe IN. veal outlets lbs skc
stalls Ai-aa salmon. sbr each. hallbu, A
lbs CSC sneit. lbs Csc. Norway mael, :
ercl for i5c. Stall 1914. lemons. ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
RAISING MONEY TO BRING
congressman TO CITY

We need only 5000 more to guar
antee the coming OF the national
rivers and harbors committee 10
Seattle" announced Secretary Otto
Case OF the Commercial Club Mon
day.
The county commissioners had
not yet been seen. so IL Is presum-
ed good portion OF this sum will
be readily taken care OF.
The city council Saturday 'ndi-
Gated it's willingness TO appropriate
$3.50. The port commission sever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
Wife OF SUICIDE
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. Frank l.. stevens. wife OF
the real estate man who committed
suicide on June % last. died Mon
day morning at the Sedro-Woolley
hospital. Her Illness. followed By
arrangement OF her mind. had
weighed heavily on her husband
and led TO his suicide.
Mrs. Stevens body will be
brought TO Seattle. and the funeral
viii be held from tho Seattle I'm
dertAking company's parlors on
Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
NEW FERRY PLANS

Capt. Otis Treiber. steamboat
builder, was authorized by the
county commissioners Monday to
draft plans for n ferry steamer to
operate between Three-Tree point
and Nashou island.
The ferry is 10 have capacity
OF GOO persons and 33 automobiles.
Its approximate cost will be $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
DIM0Ck HAS A NEW
PLAN TO FIX DAM

oil on leaky waters
City Engineer Dinock thinks he
has found a mixture which will
stop the Cedar river dam seepage.
And the basis OF the mixture is
crude fuel oil. He will ask that
the mixture be tried on the dam II
tho proposed sitting doesn't turn
the trick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

al days ago announced II would
share in the expenses. A sunbeP
OF business men have Clipped IN.
The navy yard will coutEibus B
boat on which TO take the comnk
tee for a cruise around Scatter
harbor. Autos will be pruvsdd
for a whiz along the shore - I
her port facilities. There VII \
a banquet at the Commercial CluA
The congressional delegAnn
from Oregon will accompany N
committee here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

Who shall say what great part the little
WANT AID of the daily paper plays in the
building of the cities!
This we know, that if that part were ever
Analysed and accurately known, it would be
astonishing TO the public.
II is not an exaggeraton to say that about
half of the total number of employees secured
in all lines are secured thru "Want" Ads.
II is not an exaggeration TO say that over
half of the improved and unmproved property
sold is sold directly or indirectly thru the real
estate Want Ads"
In renting, securing money cleaning up I'M
used articles, etc, ETC., the WANT Ads also
play an enormous part.
ARE YOU USING STAR "WANT" ADS9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
CARRANzA FORCES
ROUT VILLA TROOP

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. July 1s.-m :
six-hour battle In Anavacachi pesh
west Aqua Prieta, the CarranIs
forces, under Gen. Gales. are ~
ported to have put villa troops IN
der Gen. Jose Maria Acosta to TOM
inflicting heavy losses. Vnas
shattered army is said to be ne
ing in disorder. During the fieni'
ing. 500 men of Acosta's command
deserted and Joined Gales army
Later reports verify the earlier an
patches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
CONNER

Stalls 1925. soc cans peaches, 1905 ?
cans solid pack tomatoes. isc: cans
milk. 7so. stall i02. best butter sbe
ID. lbs. $50. Washington creamery hut
ter. lbs SIC; local eggs. sec dor large
cans milk &c. small cans. = for ioc.
special price on coffee and tea young
salmon. $50 each; English blosters. 8 for
1oc. Stall 10. peaches, ioc dos cucum-
berr. for &c; piums. zoe basket: carrots
and be~ts. lunches Sc. Stalls 2. z. 6. Z,
fancy hams. l5c H.. picnic hams. i2hc
H.. pot roast. Zoe 60 i2hc H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
HEAT KILLS II

PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Ffve
persons suffocated yesterday from
the heat, and a sixth committed sui.
eide while temporarily insane. The
maximum temperature was 90 de-
grees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
PRINCE Defeated

PARIS. July 10--The forces of
the crown prince have been defeat.
ed with heavy losses In the Ar.
gonne. SO severe was the repulse
inflicted upon his troops that no
attempts " pierce the French lines
have been renewed since Tuesday.
the communiQue announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
LEAGUE TO PICNIC

Members of the Consumers
league have been invited TO attend.
in a body. the Grocers' picnic at
wildwood on July 81. Boats leave
at Leschi park. There will be no
admission price for children under
10 who are accompanied by their
parents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
SWEnEN'S HAT MAY
enter WAR RING

LONDON. July 19.-That II Is no.
unlikely Sweden will enter the VA
on the side of the allies is the er'
of a dispatch from the Daily Ieie'
graphs Copenhagen correspondent
following reply made by DR.. ha'l
harskjold, Swedish premier, 70 ;
deputation representing peres
conference held at Varberg. ~.
premier is quoted as saying snss
while Sweden desires TO remain ner
trail. II does not necessarily ioiio"
peace can be maintained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
BIG STORM DAMAGE

OMAHA. July 19.-Thousands =
dollars damage to crops ana sNr
lights was caused by severe n.'s
storm. first in years, which las ses
but Is minutes yesterday.
storm area extended from Fremons
Neb.. 10 Creston, la. and from S'0~
City. Ia. 70 Bellevue. NeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

sEtEI lsEDIRscso
Harry leaving Judge Hendricks jury ~
found him 4
Thaw just after he had thanked the jury.
YORK July 1sDayid Robinson foreman OF the
told
upon Stanton
considered Thaw
Other jurors deny Robinson's statements.
believed Robinsons the a
by a trial
PHILADELPHIA July IsThousands crowded the
X Thaw departed for his
tel spending the weekend in Atlantic City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
LIGHTNING STORM:
Three ARE KILLED

ST. LOUIS. July 19.-Three were
killed yesterday in the severest
lightning storm in years. Louis
Vogt. Fred Wyungewalter and Will
lam Leonard were the victims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

A steamer will leave Seattle every
Sunday at 800 a. m, for Port Town
send direct.
'atesmer Russian viii call at Port
Townsend. north bound, Saturdays
only. leaving Seattle at 10 p. m
Points marked .. are boat landings.
Passengers for these points and for
other boat landing points must make
their own arrangements for landing.
and assume all risk ana liability In
making such landing. steamers pas
sengsr rate does not Include boat land
ing charges
baggage liability is limited TO wear
ing apparel. not to exceed 400 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free,
Steamers ana schedules subject TO
change without notice Freight re-
ceived daily for all points tescepiinS
racomal named In above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticket
office open from $50 n. m. TO 1900
midnight.
rXGET SOUND NAVIGATION co,
Ticket Office, Colmnn Dock.
Phone, Main SOFA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
PERSONALS

% PERSONALS
MEaii nAua repaired. .0s Peoples hank
iuda
MANeAuE- Madam rrsnoois. u thisa
ave.
JET ACQUAINTED HoctnrY Names
and addresses, no Pine 81 hsin lp0V
Ladies' free
wiNaroN'A GENUINE MAsHAah, ny
dro. Thsrmo bath nsa Liberty mas
Main sasg Ladies' preferred
MISS cAfiMES -'rub, vapor shower
baths. manieurinH suite igs, Newport
First ave, n-sr PIKE
MISS rotn Massasins Room 10 Hotel
stanley. pohN rtke. MAIN aei
WANTED "A railroad ticket east Ad-
dress T.sg, star --
HAPPINESS iies In married lite, Are you
loneiyf Join seattle Reliable Itiehd'
ship club. Ladies' free Ada L, Evans
~ unlnn. AIT ~
kANNNAuuH's tsoo hats Ices -, AZ
1rSVEt pYg wcnks. lses ssysete, ei,y
2sA BUSINESS PERSONALS
VIOLET nay seaip treatmsotsi comb
tnss made up hAirdres,ins. manlcurins
and shsmpooinx US Pine ct
KrufsfEKEp MIDWIFE Mr. willsis.
son. 5oIs 18th y. W. Phone Ballard
>~es~~s~>ce~~~~~~~N
~ FOR RENT. Furnished.
We eau save you money on your furniture
estwssn Tacoma aud Seattle.
No GRATING
AUTO DELIVERY co.
Anything Delivered AnYwher.-
Elliott ss. Tis PIKE
FOR nENr-f room house. modern.
porchvs, Oh lake front shade trees
flowers garden rent all Or part four
tcoms furnished n desired WashhurH.
secs Lima terrace Rainier AoaJ
FURNISHED RooMa sround neer
front rooms Ftne Tor offices for bust
ness lady Always cool Also othsrs
sii Fourth, Elliott t,fsn
70 REsroNsiuLE PEOPLE - Nicely
furnished b.toom modern bungalow
telephone fireplace, Lawn. $40. Phone
Keuwoea use Referehes. requlssd.
t.sANp ,-KooM. furnished and Wnfur-
ntshed apartments. all modern, Mutt
Apartments 80 y PIKE. rasi stte
MODERN f.foofn furnished cottage bis
~ ~ ) is,s :, HsIlsJs H.
FURNISHED APIS.
F0rT OF FIVE ROOMS strictly mea-
srni summer rate no children. kiyns
Apis sist Fremont ave.
UNPUBLISHED APIS.
FOR nENT--rnsss unfaruishsa apart.
msnts 90. ,is. o., man.h end East
ss,ss 80 IT, ~ : se- ,s>>~~
rs For Rent Unfurnished
SPLENDID t.roam fiat fips epnaiuan
snly few minutes waik 10 pnstoffice
nsasouahis rent 80 good tenant. fbens
Msin ieae
T0 IET-Ons ns~ BUNGALOW. 5 rooms
tss Sew bsHEsios Nth sleeping
perch. tssl with garage, ,st Ahso.
lutsiy modern srlsniid Nailingfnsa NM
location. Owner. sst3 ian ~ ?. Phone
Ksnweoa >
SIX NOOMs heat hot ~Aisfl ns~iy tihs.
"a 'sass AadrqnA district hA.'
FfRsT FLOOR farHishsds neasFn. SAfd
as. Phone East era
aMAf.f. COTTAGE thrvs lots. hassnsnti
nsht. woodland pafk district fie
sew MobEnN mtNoALOws tsssm~n,!
atuc. ftf Woodland park district
East teio.
81 s6--s-Tsan cottage electric lisht ani
hot water. large yard. wtth fruit sis
ESth ave. near Marion n~aean ass.
Fon HESr-ctsan. niairrn. s-soam
house ga Issh Ksnwgei tt.i
SIX uooMs close IN. near Minor ard
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
ACREAGE

IT ACKEAOE
WATER FRONT FARM
10 acres parity cleared no huildlnas
rich alder land neiEhbnFsl school
church county road ste fare 20 city
tspe terms The best water front
snap 90 Fnund
AksEN a SEXTON 60,
ifie Fifsf Ave open Evenings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
IMPROVED s ACRES

THIS , acres improved ~ith GOOD
house sell parity cleared and
would make the finest chicken
ranch Yuu ever sac The snii 10
fire lnhfn. and quite a little bot
tusn land Price ~ toe. on EASY
terms Hughes sea ssW York
ffi0ck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19
HOTELS

>~~~~~s~%>S><>~.~ ~.~~~~~~-~~~s~~-~-~S~
,h HOTELS
THE vrR0fNus HOTEL
virsfnis ~ ard Eixh,h Az.
Use any car. Via wss,iass ave. les MOD
.rn. elegantly fsrnish.f rooms. With 'hs
best IN cleanliness. comfort and courtesy
FOR ths Isa~, money. Transient. soo 70
o.. weekly. ,ts TO ~ Kit~hsn priri-
isgss
THE AvNEx--seet Ytrhth. near west
lake ave. Se~. clean. furui.hsf. steam
heated bedrooms ffor meal. free baths
and phons Transient. $50; week.-Mrs. 80.
HOTEL AHcric-lrrHnsienI tsc or
Clean. Close In. modern, Main ifts
Eighth and IigS.iL
tsso MD 81 80 WEEK Furnished easy
walking di.tsnr~. modern iTef Main.
fhon. nraeon 1917
q % UT WHEk--HorEf. EwfNa. Mod.
rrns hot and cold water .f.sS first
ave.
HOTEL. wKfpos-si.,h ard Y-si-r way
Reasonable. quiet! comfortable. no ss,
loon. Elliott stst
PAXTON HorKtS--tste seek ap. house.
keeping suites. - Third and Cherry.
HOTEL. uowEf.fS--Nin,k ard Howell
strictly modern. mrh,. clean rooms.
reasonable Free phone,
sTNGiE hsg,sssepinx room. isss y
FIRST av~
HOTEL pAvESronT-Motsrn Fif,h
and Pike.
IIsI.is Is1l !. s.ssss = ..ss gg
81 FURNISHED ROOMS
LxR6E. pleasant room. private home
good location. near car. vsfy reason
abl-. Queen Anne 1855
T-f7 FiHsT Ava
~~~-- VI -es- .--ss -1s-----~
7s HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
SUMMER HkTEs--TIsht. clean house
keeping and sleeping rooms. walking
distance COS Lenora st
TWO HouRFKEEPiNG ROOMS. With
gas for cooking: bath. SO per month.
1890 Sixth ave Main $50
CLEAN. iiSht hoaseksspinx room. ~
Marion.
ron T-ffoasskssPinS rooms a. 90
per week and up. aoio sixth ave-.
iFs6 UP WEEK. Newell sfso Western
,~0S~>~~~~~~~D~
20 BOARDERS WANTED.
HOARD and room. Also room. Tor iight
housekeeping. i7oo Up, 70i Yeslsr,
Elliott 2Isa.
$3.50 WEEKLY Hotel viklns. saT west
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l33 RENTALS
Headquarters for Seattle
Rental Property.
Call at office and see list
J. ~ JAIN a co.
Leading Renters
sit ri,sl rlds. sseond snd rIks p
40 Business Chances
PnOsPEROUs Queen Anne drug store.
doing fine business owner will sacri-
flee for $4,000. $500 cash. balance
real estate. mortgage. etc. Owner de-
siros to live In country. Address X-32.
Star.
ron sNLE-candy factory. with soda
f0unlan combined. Good location,
good business Cheap n taken at once
Call at W ". Hood. 500 Pike Place
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Al ACREAGE
| YOU ARE LOsfSG VALUABLE TIME
WHY DELAY LONoERs
You cannot lind
BETTER LAND PROPOSITION
Than are offering at
THREE LAKES
Snohomlsh County, wash.
BUY NOW
while you can select from
THE BEST
large area: well located. good land
mile. stages; daily trains; excellent
| roads schools; store. church. II. r., u.
phone. naiRhbors Prices and terms
THE Lowest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-19

o0amlstr. Potistch. for Port 7.asam
daily lfudlow. Port Gamble. daily
''nangor and all except
points on Hood Canal. Monday
lon Sunday trip calls
only at Gamble. nrin-
mon. fioodsport, Pot
latch and Union city;l
ARRIVING back In Sc
attie at 1880 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
Crisis at Tampico

NEW YORK, March 15.-The situa- tiOn at TampicO is nearing a crisis, according to men returning Tho American consul notified two thOus- and Americans to be ready for any emergency. The 15.000 CarranZa troops in possession of the city are the poorest recruits in the army. many are half clad. only few are armed and none know how to use machine guns, and all are hungry. Famine and Villas army are a men ace to the city.
 Food stuffs are dwindling. An order
 was issued declaring a fine of q thou sand pesos for feeding corn to cattle. There is no other food for the beasts so many are being killed for food. The people ate what they could and salted the hides rather than see the cattle starve.
 Most British oil concerns and many American, have suspended business Villas army is tightening it's coils | around the city and driving in the Carranza outposts. The assassination of John B. McManus, in Mexico City was foretold in TampicO several days
 beforehand according to this group ol 1 Americans.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
Must Respect Foreiqnerss

w ON, MdTtH lo.- Ilt president has determined that all rival factions in Mexico shall be compelled, if necessary, not only to respect the lives and property of foreigners but to insure freedom of commercial commu- nication between the United States and it's southern neighbor This policy was further developed by a dispatch com municatiOn informing CarranZa unless the gunboat Zaragoza was recalled from the attempted blockade of Pro- greso, the president of the United States would be constrained to issue instructions to the commander of the armored cruiser Des Moines" to pre- vent any interference" with American | ships. The purpose of the note was apparently achieved before it reached Vera Cruz for the navy department has received word that the Zaragosa had ! put back to Vera Cruz on account of 1 stress of weather"
 1 The opinion of officials is there is to be no further attempt to blockade The | American note was couched in terms as emphatic as the warning concerning 1 the conditions in Mexico City, relieved l by the evacuation of Obregon. It is set forth that if the American cruiser | found it necessary to take steps to pre-
 vent interference with American ships | such a policy should not be interpreted l as having any relations to internal af- 1 fairs of Mexico,' but in the interest of
 peace and amity,' between the two
 countries. Diplomatists who by in-
 struction from their governments have
 been discussing Mexican affairs With
 the Washington government, interpret
 the latest developments as change
 from the policy of passive observation
 to one of energetic insistence on pro-
 tection of foreign interests With the
 situation in ProgresO apparently clear
 ing. the Washington government to-
 night is confronted with the troublous
 condition of affairs in Manzanillo, or the west coast
 The British consul there appealed
 through the British embassy for
 British man. war He says the Ger. man consul joins him in the request
 as conditions for the foreigners ar, "unbearable" and no American war ships are nearby This message wa.
 transmitted for the British consul b, wireless through Admiral Howard O the Pacific fleet, who at the same tim, took up the situation with the navy de partment. The American cruiser Cleve land has been hurried to Manzanill and it is believed she will be able t deal with the situation there withou | the aid of other Warships
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
CHRISTIAN IDEA
 OF GOD ANALYSED
Three Fold Attribute of Spirit, Light and Love Discussed by Bishop
 Mouzon

The three-fold attributes of God which go to make up essentially the Christian Conception of God" was made the subject of a masterly ser mon at Central Church last night by Bishop E. D. Mouzon. Monday night is always considered a blue night at any protracted meeting, but in spite of the attraction of the style shoWW'' down town, the body of the church was comfortably filled with an in terested congregation that listened at tentively to the sermon.
 The Christian Conception of God' is the answer to the oft t-repeated question What is God?" and is an swered by three passages from the writings of the beloved disciple John. The first is God is Spirit from John 4.21s The second God is light" from l John 15; and the third God is love" from l John AS Under the first proposition by logical gradua- tiOns he led up to the definition of a spirit as being that expresses itself in thinking, feeling and willing" Thus man is a spirit, and this is what is meant when the scripture says God created man in his own image" God and man are not unlike, they do not differ in kind. they differ in degree, thus is the possibility of the incarna- tiOn of God in Jesus Christ. Thus also God could become man without ceasing to be God and without man ceasing to be man. A spirit is a being that cannot be spoken of in terms of space.
 in the statement God is light" Thus the ordinary meaning of light phy- sically it is represented in the ab- sence of darkness, splendour: while intellectually it is purest truth. ab- solute truth, and spiritually it means absolute morality. Holiness is there fore the very central attribute of Sod. Holiness gives character and direction to the purposes of God. The death of Jesus Christ is a revelation and vindication of his holiness.
 Referring to punishment for sin the speaker said that God does punish sin The statements of some feeble folke that it is just the law of ma ture working. does not explain it Who makes the law of nature" he asked. The laws of nature are none other than Gods demonstrations of his way of doing things"
 Under the section God is love the speaker drew attention to the craving and giving impulses that analyse love. for he said it is impos sible of adequate definition. God is the great giver, and the great lover He calls it continually to his errine
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
THIRD BUERAu

fContinued from Page One.)
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

inent leaders in it and have arrived in Washington to discuss the situation with officials of the United States gov ernment.
 The five factions operating in the field consist of the Villa Zapata coali- ton, controlling a broad strip running south from the American border to southern Mexico: the Carranza forces which occupy the eastern seaboard and some garrisons on the west coast; the forces of General Gutierrez, occupying portions of the states of San Luis PO- tosi and NueVO Leon with columns op- erating in scattered parts of the repub- lie; the band of General Salazar, oper- ating in the state of Chihuahua and Sonora in the vicinity of the Mexican Northwestern railway: and indepen- dent troops of the state of Yucatan in