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Middletown transcript., 1915-12-18
FRIENDS & VISITORS
Personal Items About People You
See and Know
THOSE THAT CONE AND GO

Mrs. Richard L. Price was VIII
mington visitor this week.
Emory w. Hu4ill, of Wilmington,
spent last Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. A. G. Cox, who has been ser-
ously i'll, is now able to be downstairs.
Miss Amelia Birckhead, Of Philadel-
phia is visiting Mrs. W. A. Comegys.
Misses Madeline and Emma Pening-
ton were Philadelphia visitors last
week.
We are sorry to learn that Mr. Frank
Gallagher is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever.
Mrs. G. F. Terrell has returned to
Wilmington after few days visit with
relatives h re.
Miss Lillian Montgomery, of New
Castle, has been here for visit with
Miss Vivian DeValinger.
Miss Mary Baker, of Philadelphia,
was recent visitor with her sister,
Mrs. William B. Hates.
James Dittman and wife, of Balti-
more, Md, spent last Sunday at the
home of Mr.. Joseph Biggs.
Alfred C. Connellee, of Philadelphia,
spent last Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. I. Conpellee.
Mrs. Willis McGaw, of Reading, Pa,
has been spending the past week with
her sister, Mrs. j. R. Brown
Mrs Robert NJ Foust, who has been
spending some time with Mrs. E. H.
Beck, has returned to Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Gill and little
daughter, Eleanor, have returned home
after short visit with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Sarah Houston, Miss Myrtle
Houston, and Miss Mary Gooty left or
Tuesday for Baltimore, where they will
spend the winter with M. and Mrs.
John NJ. Naudain
The Rev. and Mrs Louiy E. Barrett,
Of Chestertown, Nd, celebrated theil
fifty first wedding anniversary on Tues.
day. DR.. and Mrs. Barrett were STA.
tionedehere several years ago, he beng
the pastor at Bethesda NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kopp, Mrs.
Shields, Misses Anna Kopp. Alice Shaw
and Helen Bowe, all of Wilmington,
tMiss Reba Lippincott and Charles
| Smiths of this town, were guests Of
! Mr.. and Yrs. James Lippincott, neal
Townsend, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Lee Pennington en-.
tertained at dinner on Sunday, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clarence George, Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Pleasanton, Miss Vivian DeValin
ger, Mr.. John Heldmyer, Ir., of this
town; Mr.. Rex Hallchurch, of Eng
land, and Mr.. II. G. Kimes, of Phila
delphia.
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Bethesda Church Notes

Sunday, December 18th. DIR. Robert
Watt. Superintendent of Easton Dis
trict, viii occupy the pulpit Sunday
morning at 80 o'clock. DIR. Watt is a
strong and entertaining. speaker and
his coming should mean large congre-
cations at each service.
Brotherhood Devotional meeting at
$50 A. M.
Sunday School at P. M. Let every
teacher and scholar ma Ike a point to be
present.
Jr League Saturday 8 p NJ
The third quarterly conference Of
Bethesda NJ E. Church will be held
Monday evening. December 20, at 80
o'clock. Some weeks ago this was
postponed owing to Dr. Watts physical
indisposition.
If there are no miscarriage in plans,
DR.. G. T Wyatt will preach at Denton,
Nd, Sunday at both morning and even
ing services.
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New Century Cub

A pleasant meeting of the New Cen
tury Club was held on Tuesday after
noon, in charge of Mrs. Clara Brady
Green. The day was devoted to mark
Twain Mrs. Green opened the meet
ing, reading sketches from his writings.
Mrs. Hoffeeker read tom Sawyer
white-washing the Fence; Mrs. F. B.
Watkins, "My Mark Twain, recollec-
tions by William Dean Howell; after
after which Mrs. Green read The Rob
ber Gang from Huckleberry Finn,
There will be no meeting next Tues
day following the annual custom Of
of emitting the meeting on the Tues
day before Christmas Day.
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NaRwIcK

Mrs Daniel fletcher and daughter
are visiting friends Wilmington.
Nrs G. ]. Hill, Of ehtreville, spent
last week with friends in and near
town.
Miss Stella Bishop spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home, near St. Au-
gustine.
Mr.. Bayard Vineyard is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Guy Johnson, at North
East, Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. William Williamson
and daughter, Miss Dorothy, moved to
Philadelphia on Thursday.
Mr.. F. Bernard, Jr., of Kennett, So,
was an over sunday guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Merritt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph L. Rhoades, of
Middetown, have been guests OF her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Davis.
MIR. Leland Price and friend, Mr..
George Beck, of Denton, were week
end visitors at the formers home near
town.
All day services win be held in NJ. P.
Church on Sunday Dec, 10Th. Rev.
Bessie B. Larlin, of wen, N. j., will
preach for.us. Morning service begin
ming at 1890 a. m. Afternoon service
at 2 p. m. Evening service at 7.3O
p. M ~
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DEATH OF JOSEPH l.. GIBSON

Joseph l.. Gibson died very sud enly
at his home here on Thursday afternoon
aged about 70 years.
Mr.. Gibson was alone in the house al
the time and the doors being locked
some one had to open a window, when
they found his body lying on the bed
room floor.
Mr.. Gibson was for more than forty
five years cashier of the National Bank
in Odessa, and after his resignation
from the bank, he r 'moved to Middle
town, living in the handsome brick pro-
perty, corner Main & Cass streets. He
was an active member of the Masonic
Fraternity. having been treasurer of
the local lodge for more than thirty
years. Ar Gibson was director in
the Odessa Bank and took an interest
in all public affairs.
For some months he has been in fail
ing health and was making arrange
ments to go to Wilmington to make his
home with his daughter Mrs. Anna Glib
ION Corbit.
Mr.. Gibson leaves three sons and one
daughter, Rev. Charles X. Gibson, of
Nescopeck. Pa, George Gibson, of
Philadelphia, j. Chester Gibson and
Mrs. John C. Corbit of Wilmington.
Mrs. Gibson died year ago in Novem-
Der.
The funeral services will be held at
his late home on sunday afternoon at
two o'clock with interment in Forest
cemetery. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend services without
further notice.
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THE HONOR ROLL.
Those Who We're StudiOus for
the Month Of November
MIppLETOWN PURLLc SCHOOLS

V
The following pupils of the Nidule-
town Public Schools are on the Honor
Roll for the month ending December
9Th
HIGH SCHOOL.
11th grade Jessie Kohl, Frank Pool.
Frank New horter.
10th grade Shelly Meyers, Odel Gal
lagher, Allen johnson. Charles Kelley.
9th grade-Grace Carpenter, Grace
Brady, Francis Cochran, William Clark,
Mildred Freeman, Florence Kohl, Will
liam Meyers, Narion Pinder, Margaret
Pleasanton, Letitia Pool, Millie Rosen-
berg, Lydia Redgrave, Alma Whitlock.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
9th grade Mildred Shaw, Elva Free
man, Ernest Tee, Edna Hufnal, Esther
Whitlock. Mildred Hall, Benjamin Will
liams, Helen McWhorter, June Nc
Whorter, Florence Pennewill.
7th grade-Clara Brady, Ramona
Newman, Gwepdolyn Gary, June john
son, Elizabeth Minner, Marion Arm
strong, Esther Brynes, Harry Hufnal,
Fannie Rosenberg, Josephine Kohl.
9th grade Gilbert Pleasanton,
Frances Armstrong, Mabel Collins, Ed
win Custer, Anna Bingnear, Maxey
Bland, Virginia Pearce, Harry Roberts
Marshal Whitlock, Sidney Collins, Clay
ton Draper, Frank Carpenter, William
Pinder
5th grade Walter Beasten. Anna
English, Harriet Black, John Pool,
Gladys Goldsborough, Burton Pearson,
Percy Donaghay, burton Williams,
Mary Goldsborough, Charles Howell,
Grace Rosenberg.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
4th grade e-Jereline vcDonagh, Eliza
beth Clayton, Edwin Donaghay, Dorothy
Caulk, Elizabeth Brady, Helen Kates,
Stacy Jones. Margaret Brady, Frank
Brynes, John Spicer, Norma Pyle,
Catherine Reed, Wallace Hufnal, Will
liam Hall, Preston Whitock, Harris
Mcdowell, Earle Kirk Eugene Shock
ley, Grace Nelson, Camillus Shockley.
9rd grade Virginia johnson, Helen
Crouch, Lucille Newman, Francis Ma
loney, Samuel McDonagh, William Can
non, Katherine Conley. Burton Marker,
William Pennewill, Clara Wilson, Harry
Sinex, Leland Sinex.
I'd grade Horace Moore, Elizabeth
johnson, Bertha Chance, Henry Howell
Lyle Dashiell, Elizabeth Hufnel Mary
Alfree, Raymond Morris, Helen Moore
Kathryne Davis. Evelyn Brown, Char
lotte Donaghay, Catherine Hopkins.
1st grade = Catherine Armstrong
-Arie Bradley, Virginia Brady, Catherine
Beaston, Helen Cleaver, Catherine Car
penter, Ruth dolcsborongh, Mary
Howell, Alice Jolls, Mildred Sweetman
Viola Stellar, Joseph Beaston, Johr
Dohohue, James Collins, Lewis Stewart
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Forest Church Notes
Sunday, December 18th. 1915.
10 70 A M Public worshin with 81

Sunday, December 18th. 1915.
1870 A. M. Public worship with SER
mdn.
11.45 A. M, Sunday School session.
2.30 P. NJ Armstrong Chapel Sun
day School.
6.45P.,N, Christian Endeavor ser
vice. Topic: How the Prophecy of the
Angels Christmas Song May Come
True. "
73OP. NJ. Evening service with ser
mon.
Sunday, December 26th, will be oD-
served as Christmas Sunday; and the
Sunday School Christmas Festival will
be- held on Tuesday evening, December
2Bth.
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Greatest thing out in Phone
graphs, the Little Wonder" re-
cords fit any machine, only lOc.
FOgel & Burstan.
Fell on a Butcher Knife.

On Friday afternoon as Wallace
Dickinson was going down East Main
street he slipped on the icy pavement
and seriously cut his face WI h sharp
butcher knife which he was carrying in
his hand. and which he was about to
use IN helping neighbor kill hogs.
Some reports say the knife entered
his skull, but being about to print we
cannot learn the exact particulars. We,
trust however, that Mr.. Dickinson has
not suffered any serious injury.
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Death Of Sylvester Downs

Sylvester Downs died suddenly on
Tuesday night of paralysis, He was
stricken at four o'clock and died at ten
aged &C years. Mr. Downs had lived
on the Mrs Ash farm near here for
several years and was well-known here.
his wife being member of the NJ. E.
choir. Besides widow, Mr.. Downs
leaves one grown son.
The funeral services will be held at
his late home on Friday morning at
eleven O'Clock, with interment at st.
Georges'oemetery.
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"LittIe Wonder" records
superb music-fit any machine
lOc!
FOgel & Burstan.
ESTATE OF ELIAS HAMILTON

ESTATE OF ELIAS HAMILTON,
Deceased. Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration cum testa-
mento annexo upon the Estate of Elias
Hamilton, late of st. Georges ; '1ndred
deceased, were duly granted uL John
Jewell on the 22d day of September A.
D 1915 and all persons indebted to the
said deceased are requested to make
pavement to the Admins :rator e.. t, a.
without delay, and all persons having
demands against the deceased are re-
quired TO exhibit and present the Same
duly probated to the said AdmiTistra-
tor c. t. a. on or before the 22d Aay of
ptember A. d. 1916. or abidei'R the
ia this behalf. Address 1oer kwell
Ma ION, Del,
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ST. ANNES' CHURCH
Appropriate Christmas Services
Will be Held on Dec. 25th
CHILDREN'S XMAS FESTIVAL


December 10Th. The Fourth Sunday
in ADVENT.
DIVINE SERVICE: = Holy Com
munion at 8 A. M.
Morning Prayer, Litany and Sermon,
at 1880.
Sunday School session, at 11:45.
Evening Prayer, at 1880 The Rev.
John E. Parks, Rector of St. James
Church, Stanton, Del, will preach at
this service. Let US have a large at
tendance.
Meetings:-T Parish Guild on
Thursday afternoon at two o'clock, at
st. Annes' Rectory.
The Junior Auxiliary, on Friday
afternoon, at four clock, in the Par
ish House
SERVICES ON CHRISTMAS DAY
Saturday, December 25th. The Feast
of the Nativity, or Christmas Day, ap-
propriate services will be held in St.
Annes'. The early celebration of the
Holy Communion at 8 A. M. Second
Service, Morning Prayer. Holy Com
munion and Sermon, at 1880 The Of
fering on Christmas Day, is for the
General Aged and Infrm Clergy Fund.
Of course every communicant is look
ing forward to his Christmas Commun-
ion. There will be two celebrations.
In Bethlehem of Judah "there was no
room for Him in the inn. " Will there
be room for Him within your heart this
Christmas-tide?
CHILDRENs' CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
| No useless presents this yearl No
elaborate or perfunctory gifts. Good
i suggestions. But the children must
not lose their Christmas, not even for
the wars desolation, nor the depres-
sion causing hard times, therefore
let's take advantage of the opportunity
to rid the Christ feast of the CONNER
cial spirit absolutely; let our remem-
/ brances be both modest and practical,
and above all things may we recall the
suggestive words of Good King Wen
ceslas; Eye who now will bless the
poor, shall yourselves find blessing"
| The Christmas Festival for the Sun
day School and the Junior Auxiliary,
will be held in the Parish House, on
Tuesday after Christmas (Holy Inno-
c nts' Day., at two o'clock IN the af-
ternoon. At this service carols will be
sung, and there will be recitations by
the younger pupils, and, of course,
there will be the usual decorated
Christmas Tree, and every child will
be presented with a remembrance.
Have you sent in your contribution
for the Children's Christmas Treat? If
not, will you not please remember to
do SO? Contributions may be sent to
Miss Helen Brady, President of the
Junior Auxiliary, to any Teacher of the
Sunday School, or to the Rector.
Thanks.
Christmas is one of the three great
festivals on which all the faithful are
expected to make their communlons.
The Rector is very desrous that no
communicate shall be deprived of his
Christmas communion. Therefore, he
will esteem it favor if those who are
prevented from coming to the Church
by sickness or infrmity will notify him,
so that the Holy Communion may be
administered to them at home.
A quantity of greens will have to be
provided for Christmas decorations in
the Church. We request that they be
sent to the Church on Wednesday after
noon at the latest, so that the Chancel
Committee will have ample time for
decorating.
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PAID LOCAL ADS.

FOR SALE-W Wagons and Dearborns.
J. c. GREEN.
FOR sALE+ Fresh and Salt Fish at
all times.A w. c. JONES.
FOR SALE-The best steak, roasts,
lamb andEeal w. C. JONES.
DIR. Warren S. P. Combs Dentist.
Successor to the late DIR. J. C. Sites.
j. H. Emerson agent for the Model
7 Evans Combination Vacuum Sweeper.
HIDES WANTED-The highest cash
prices paid for horse and cow hides.
w. C. JONES.
Fancy articles for Christmas gifts.
MRS. j. H. EMERSON.
FOR SALE-Several pedagreed Du-
roc Jersey Red male pigs, Collins
strain. GEORGE l.. I wNsEND.
Odessa, Del.
After October first the hours for the
Middletown Public Library will be-
Tuesday, $50 to P NJ; Friday, z to
$50 P. NJ; Saturday, 8 to 5 P. M. The
Library will be open on Tuesday even
ings for school children exclusively.
Mason's bred-to-lay White Plymouth
Rocks. Anumber of fine cockerels of
this strain for sale at reasonable prices.
This stf of chickens has been pede-
greed SHd trap-nested for years T4xe
advant Of this opportunity to profit
by anotne ffiabors.
CHARLES R.. JOSEPH
Williams Farm, Noxontown Mills.
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FOR SALE. Newark Opera House
Building and Furnishings, together
with the Motion Picture Business,
corner store room unoccupied, size
19x45 ft. which can be leased any
time to desirable party, but with
thought purchaser might needit, lease
not consumated. Apply to
NEWARK OPERA House Co.,
Newark, Del
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A Christmas Sale

The members Of the New Century
Club will hold a Christmas Sale u the
vacant room Of p L. McWhofter. on
East Main street, on Saturday Decem-
Der 18th, at 2.S0 O'Clock. Fancy Articles,
cakes and candy win be on sale.
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Latest Shopping News

By far the largest and best stock of
Holiday Goods of every kind ever on
sale in Middetown. Ours is Santa's
Headquarters! Seeing is believing, so
Come. FoGEL & BURsTAN.
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Unclaimed Letters. The follewjhg
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office for the week ending Decl 9Th:
Miss Lillian Brady, Laura Hackhngs-
tian, Marie johnson, Messrs. Macon
Hill, Harry Bill, Carey Wilson. Davis
Wilmer. The Capital Shirt Go.
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E. H. Beck Real Estate Broker. has
sold the farm belonging to. John v.
Prentiss. nearlState Road Station, con-
tanning l97 atres q Charles M. Apple
by, for $1,000
Don't fail to come to the Opera
House. Wednesday goth. at 8 P. NJ,
and enjoy ''The Queens Pageant and
other novelty acts Music full Of jingle
and melody. eleverly rendered songs
and lively dancing The scenery is new
and attractive. and the entire produc-
ton work Of art.
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No one seriously questions our claim
to have the finest Millinery Department
in the town. Besides our usual choice
stocks we have added many special
things which we are offering at remark
ably reduced priceas
FOGEL q BURsTAN.
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Not this side Philadelphia can you
see such a selection of Winter Suits for
Ladies'. gentlemen and Chldren-latest
fashions-best fabrics and makes.
FoGEL & BURsTAN.
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Our Children's Coats are tasty, hand
some, finely made up garments for
Boys and Girls. Every mother should
see them. FoGEL & BURsTAN.
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Fit Victor, Columbia, Edison ma
chimes all popular airs, voices
and Instruments the "Little Won
der records only lOc.
FOgel & Burstan.
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Ladies and Misses will find on our
shelves the latest STYLES of high grade
Coats. To see is to buyl
FoGEL & BURsTAN.
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Come get one Of those Fine
Xmas Gifts given each Of our pa
irons. See our tOday's ad. about
it. FOgel & Burstan.
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FOR SALE-Several pedagreed Du-
roc Jersey Red male pigs, Collins
strain. GEORGE l.. I ,wNSEND.
Odessa, Del.
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Fancy articles for Christmas gifts.
MRS. j. H. EMERSON.
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HIDES WANTED-The highest cash
prices paid for horse and COW hides.
w. C. JONES.
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The following pupils of the Niddle-
town Public Schools are on the Honor
Roll for the month ending December
9Th:
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rclrgrama especial para IL PRENSt.

wASHIG-oN. Mayo 2S.-EI Pre-
sidente de los EStados Unidos. Mr.
Woodrow Wilson. firmo hoy una
..Suplica al pueblo americana p.4len-
do Sc presto auxiho al de Mexico.
EI Executive de este pals Sc ha con
veneido de que la siruacion del Due-
bio de Mexico es en- extreme deli
cada. Y ese conveHcimiento provjene
de los informes que lie Proporciono e.
agente que envio Mexico. el Juez
Duval West.
La SupIica del PresidenJe de los
Estados Unidos Al Pueblo Americana,
esta concebida en- los siguientes ter
minos. que Sc haran pubicOs mana
na Ell los principales periodicos de es-
IA ciudad y de TODD el pals:
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AL CERRAR LA EDICION

lio Gutierrez, presidente provisional
que fue de la republica por espacio
de un corto tempo, Sc encuentra en-
la estacion de Camacho, por Ia via
del ferrocarril Central, situada a
ciento cincuenta kilometres de To-
rre0n.
Los mismos informeS dan cuenta de
que las comunicaciones entire To-
rreon Y Zacatecas fueron cortadas.
-Viajeros que llegaron de la ciu-
dad de Torre6n hoy dicen que las tro-
pas carrancistas comardadas por el
general Ildefonso Vazquez, han sido
vistas entire San Pedro Hip6lito, y
que avanzan en- direction de la ciu-
dad de Torreon.
Ell CORREsPOYsAL.
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Los FII.IBU SEEROS 81 ORGAN
aaron \ TRES M!LLtS DE No.
GALES. ARIZONA.
relegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.

NDGNLE$. Arizona. Mayo s.
NurNo> lnlormr> y mas ampllos
ira@o ~uhrr 81 sensational asunto
ir que habl' rn mi anterior tele-
@Gana. Los inilNldu0S Q!" irdtaban
dr apodHrar>' Il" IN v"rina plaza
que ,>,t ru podrr dr IaS lu"rzas
del Gu!rcrnador Maylorrna. "ran
ll!ibuSt"ro> Y par"r" gu" obraban
dc arurrdo con la larcIGn carran-
risla. Los filibuSlcroS :" Organi-
aaron IN un puntO Situado 4 tres
ui!.aS ir r>ta riudad americana Y
ALI 50 diyidicrCn IN dos grupos.
UU9 dr dichUS grupoS cruz6 IA IL
nra iiviSoriI Y - utro march6 por
%. iado americana con al objeto
u,. arnrcarSc NQGalcs para ata-
rar Ia plaza d" acucrdo con el CRU
po que ayanzaba por trrritOrio me-
yirano.
Ina patru!la DE s0ldadOS ameri-
cauoS Que 81 cucor,raba ccrca de
cSta ciudad. rcribid oportuno avisO
del avanrr del grupo de- fi!ibuSte-
ros y Iogr6 impcdir el paso en- los
m"m"ntnS rn Gu" tratahan de cru
PaSa In pagina S, cOlumna 5.
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Cablcgrama especial para Ia PRENSA
MEXICO, Mayo 2S.-Se han sus-
citado disenciones entire la Conven-
cion Y los Delegates de Zapata, quie-
nes desean que Sc hagan nuevas cleo
clones. Los otros miembros de la Con
vencion, que quieran sostener Ro-
que Gonzalez Cara, representan q
Villa y con eIlos han surgido las d.
senciones en- el seno de la Conven-
cion revolucionaria.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Fl PRFSNTF WILSON SPLCA Al PUEBLO AMERICANA AKLE Al De Mexico

= : = = : = = = = = = = : q" =
- ca que por ha vendo luchando en- que
IRA pueblo Mexico los habtanes nfortunadoS de
nchas parties reducidos Ia mas
pantosa preemos ayuda morran Segu
.: ramente de hambre.'
pelo de Ia encareca 81 pueblo de los kstadO
Unido contribur con comesibles migar
las necesdad del pueblo que re las consecuncias de
Ia querr
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DESPES De La SANCRA hTALLA Los ERCTS De VILLA ObRE0N
QlEDRON En- SIS ANIICUAS POOSIClONES
VILLiSTAS Y CARRANCISTAS
DUELO De ARTILLERIA
FL CAMPO De C0H Sc HDE En- Una bREi De CERCA De VE KHOhERB
EST H N ATRRADS 10 MAS hPORTATTE DEL C0N FUE Ell DUEL

dos los hrridOS graves. Uno de ellos,
un SOIdadO. tirddO bOca arriba dis
paraba contra los carranciStaS cuan
do iuG alcanzadO pOr una bala enc
miga que Ic cntr6 pOr 81 ladO dere-
ch0 del pcchO. IT, atraveS6 Ia GAIA
del cucrpO, lr SaliG pOr el lado
OpuesIO 50 lc incruSt6 en- el mus
10. OtrO fuG hcrido mi9ntraS estaba
parade Y tcnia los dos brazos en-
cl airc SOSlcnicnd0 Su rifle para ha-
Ger un diSparO Sobre un soldadO
carramciSta. La bala lc pcnetr0 por
81 costadO dercchO. lc atraycs6 los
pulmonrS Y le Sali6 pOr cl ladc
opuesto. FL nlImero de heridos en-
Ia batalla. comparable con el nlme-
TO lie mucrlOs. ha sidO notable"
0uedarOn en- el mismO SitiO
los cOmbatienteS.
Con exception de la ventaja OBJ
tenida por las fuerzas del general
Villa sOhrc cl ala dcrecha del ejGr-
Pasa a Ia pagina s, columns S.
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Telegrama especial para Ia PRENsA.

Ell PASO, Texas, Mayo 28.-In-
tormes recibidos aver tarde err Gu
dad Juarez, dan cuenta de que Eula-
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ri6n. So les ua,iadaba rrrra de- Ia
via de-! fcrrocarriI IN dondo abor-
dabau los trrncs Que los conducian
n NOrt".
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INA PARTIDA De F|ubUSTEROS TRAT0
DE- APODERARSE De La VILLA De
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