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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-14
THE lOAfER

They say that l am worthless and l guess. at least, be, cause kids and other peoples dogs they all shine up to me. While de- cent men is scrambling to nail dollar down spend the best part of my time in aimless ramb- lin roun'. 1 pity lots of we'll dressed folks that coolly pass me by, the weariness that's on their lips, the pain that's on their eye. In winter, just corner near someone else's fire; in summer, a patch of shades the top of my desire. A gun when fall winds whistle, a pole when fishes bite. three meals, or less if need be, and place to sleep at night. To turn little favor for a strang- CT or a pal. to get tender smile from a youngster or a gal. to grin with them that's grinning, weep with them that weep, to never mind my enemies and like my friends heap. to never hurt a woman's heart. nor do a man wrong-l ask for nothing else except to drift and loaf along.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-14

A nice line of Spring Dry Goods all the latest styles.
 New Supply Go. E. A. Burns of Pine Bluff is in Prescott on a few days visit this week.
 We sell the John Deere wagon, the best on the market.
 New Supply Co. Pasture for horses and cattle one mile west of Laneburg. 4-23 .5t Sam Goutsche. Our pubic schools will close Friday with appropria e pro- grams.
 If you need good cultivator, we have it, the John Deere, the best that is made.
 New Supply Go. We want a CAR LOAD of BONES and all kinds of JUNK and Grain Sacks at once see us for prices.
 Nevada Produce. We acknowledge a call from Mr. l.. A. Markham. Extension Agent of the Prescott North western Railroad Co.,, yesterday. John Henry Cornelius and Ed Cloud will be ready to sell you meat by Saturday. They are opening up the old Hunt Mar ket on West Main street.
 Ars. Joe Sessions and little daughter of Garvin, Oklahoma, are visiting relatives in Prescott. Mrs. Sessions was formerly Miss Bettie Brown of this city.
 J. M. Caruthers has sold his livery stable outfit to Moore and Martin. Mr. Caruthers will re- main in town this year and then will move to his farm the first of the year or sooner if he can get possession.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-14
EASTERN STAR

A School of Instruction will be held in Prescott Monday and Tuesday, May IF, Is, morning, afternoon and evening sessions will be held beginning promptly at 10 A. M., 2 P. M. and 7:30 P. M.. respectively. These schools are free to all members of the order.
 Trusting we may have a large attendance.
 Secretary.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-14
NEVADA COUNTY SCHOOL TEACHERS

We now have in stock the adopted book for the Teachers Institute. The Rural School It's Methods and Management. Price Sl, p Postage Paid.
 llesterlv Drug Store.
 Prescott, Ark.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-05-14
LOCALS.

Aor Sale 3-yeal-old Shetland Ry.
 # J. K. York. "A. J. Fruit of Bluff City was khe city Saturday. A. c. Evered of Willisville Ss in the city last Sunday. Bring us your eggs and butter, pay the highest cash market re.
 New Supply Go. Ee have both Country and city perty to trade for mules and }ses.
 Moore X Martin. B. Mckenzie of route 4 was he city Tuesday selling straw rles.
 3. J. Cummings of Sayre was he city a few days last week Business.
 Fred Galloway of Emnet. te 3 was a Prescott visitor Saturday.
 oney To Lend I am prepared fake loans on improved farms desirable city property. 8 R. L. Blakely. D. Estess of Laneburg was he city Saturday. He will a reader of the Picayune af- this.
 or Sale A good horse and Rgy. Will sell together or Frate. Here is a bargain for cash, D. f. Williamson. mas. Lancaster of the Pres Garage returned from Little k Monday with a Buick car D. Ii. Helbig.
 pr Sale " Some good Sorghum prairie hay. War prices.
 or credit, From one bale car load.
 Ned Christopher. e Jarrett of Laneburg was p~n Saturday on his way to lOme Oi in Westbrook, Texas. ricayune will follow him. .ery one interested in the 'o" ~ Oraveyard will be there saturday with their dinner
 some suitable tool to work pf Sale-A good horse and y' Need the mohey, wi l fneap for the cash. Call at 0lnce' or see Mrs. Lizzie s' George Rhodes of Hot Sss .se was in the city Monday si way to the country where s Tlll II be the guest of her fatb.
 C, Rhodes. '"'A'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12
PROMOTE WARD
 AS THE MANAGER

Seattle, April I2-E. c. Ward. who has been acting manager of the Pacific Coast Steamship com pany since the retirement of Vice. President George H. Higbee from that position has been promoted to the yice-presidency, which will make him the permanent manager.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship company is considering putting the Queen on the Southeastern Alaska route for the summer. It is said that all the accomodations of the spokane and the City of Seattle for the excursion season have been engaged, and that inquiries for further accommodations are being re- ceived so that it is believed that 1t will be necessary for the company 10 increase its passenger carrying capacity for the season.
 The Pacific Coast Steamship company will have use for all of its vessels from this time forward. It is being pressed to enter the Ha- waiian trade between Puget Sound and San Francisco and Hawaiian ports. Whether 1t will be able to do so or not has not been deter mined.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12

Florence Legge was an arrival m Skagway this morning on the City of Seattle, from Ketchikan. She is a guest at the Pullen House.
 The Methodist parsonage being Under quarantine the W. (. T. U, will meet Tuesday at &:30 D. III. in the lecture room of the M l.. ,hurch.
 On Thursday the territorial sen ate passed to third reading a bill prohibiting boys under It years of a-. lettering in pool halls and ci- -ar stores.
 lhe City of Seattle got into skasway at . o'clock this morning ~ita &6 passengers fo" this port Rad 27 tons of freight sae left for the south at 4:45 u. III.
 From Juneau the CiJy ot Seattle brcrght the following: Frank Cook, .Id McGaun, Edgar Kaufman, Mike Gu.U. J. Dargomau, Pat Me De.mctt. Jim White, Jas. Hyrn" ..ud six second class.
 Deputy United States Marshal Frank Cook left for Juneau on the liaripOsa Saturday night in charge of Mike Talty, lougshoreman, who had been held over by Commission rr Conway to the federal grand jury for furnishing liquor to Indians. The dcputy marshal returned on the City of Seattle this morning,
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12
Local Happenings

Ms L.. Yam Hooremolder or Douglas. came 10 Skagway on the city D. seattle this morning.
 w. ,. Urquhart has been filling ,.r r..rc ol ". R. uillery. cashier Of The ". P. X Y R., during ta" .t,rr.s absence on his vacation.
 uu. M.rwos. came in from the westward ut lu o'clock Saturday night. auL left for rhr south W l2 ..r.o.a. midnight.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12
The Reason.

The Reason. "Nllcc talks with a decided English accent" Yes. Her teeth were import d from London. ."-Boston Transcript.
 Not Standing. Bill-Is he in the standing Srny7 Jill--No. He's in the caValry'-Yon- SGrs Statesman.
 Among Those PrsOent. Did BIinks exhibit at the horse show" Well. he made an ass of himself. ."-Philadelphia Ledger.
 With the cynic. It is a sin to believe evil Of others, but it is seldom a mistaka-Snart Set.
 Economy of Language. Passenger (entering car)-Flns morn' ing, conductor. Conductor-Fa -Fare.-Brooklyn BaglNs
 It's Sort. Prisoner-l embedded this money because ] am not rich. Judge-A poor eHcuse.-Exchange.
 Consolation. Beggar-l haven't tasted food for a month. Dyspeptic-That's nothing, It's the same old taste.-Town Topics.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12

The Humboldt left Seattle Sunday afternoon for skagway and way forts. Her passenger list is com rosed almost wholly of caRRsry men.
 A. J. Achison, proprietor of the c!agway Steam laundry was taken to tha White Pass hospital last night, suffering from hemorrhages of the stomach. He is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected today.
 Rev. II. w. Kitchener, pastor of the NJ. E. church at Ketchikan, AL aska, arrived in Skagway on the Dolphin, and will remain as guest Of Rev. and Mrs. L. H. PedeSen and family until the southward sailing of the Jefferson on Wednes- day. NIr. Kitchener has been in poor health for some time and it was thought by his physician that a change of climate and environ mcnt would have beneficial effect. He already feels greatly improved and is putting ill q portion of the time, in company with Rev. Peder- sen, in roaming the valley and foothills in the vicinity of SRagwayp and taking in all the nearby places ur interest.
 ] W. J. COrrigan, James Madigan' ! P. McGlinchen and c. NJ, Madigan' | all of Prince Rupert, arrived in Skagway this morning, and will go to Atlin on tomorrws train. where they will be in the employ of tho Columbia Gold Mining company, Op- trating Cn Pine creek. With the ar rival of Mir. Corrigan, the "Soapy" smith episode is again brought to the minds of Skagwayans, as he is a nephew of J. D. stewart, the
 man who was held up by the Smlth gang, which was the last ever per peuated by them, Drecipitated the uprising of the vigilance committee and brought about the sudden end cf the "Soapy" Smith reign oH ter TOT by tae death of the leader. MT. Corligan says his uncle Is living at Nanaimo, B. C., and often speaks of he exciting time in Skagway when he was made the murk of the no toriuus gang When shown n copy Of the "Soapy Smith Tragedy book, lthe vcuug man said his uncle had l mot changed in appearance since the time the photograph was talk eu, auI stating it was his inten-
 ton to send a copy to his uncle, se- cured one He also bought several sots of photographs picturing the i principals, ag well as group pictures
 Of the gang" the fur eral of Frank i Reid, the Reid monument, and of
 other incidents of the notorious af-
 fair.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12

Mir. and Mrs Walter McBrien have removed from the living rooms over c. w. Ask & Sons store to the Mcclellan cottage on the south west corner of sixth and Main streets.
 On her southward voyage tue City of Seattle will call in at Funter Bay, and Hawk Inlet with freight; at Killisnoo with 25 pas sengers, and at Naket Inlet with freight.
 The City of Seattle brought in th. following people from Seattle this morning: k. w. Whitfield, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Hillcry and son, J. Mcdonald, A. Matsom, F. Pfeffer, A. Eldred and R. II. Merrill.
 These people arrived hore from Prince Rupert on the City of Seat tie: C. l.. Madigan, x. J. Carigan, Jas. Madigau, P. McGleudy, Jose VasQuez, Vincent VasQucz, NJ. Vas Quez. T. Best and two second class.
 The last regular meeting Of tine present town council will be held m the town hall at $ o'clock to- night. After the routine business las been transacted, the members Of the new council will be sworn in to office
 The territorial senate Thursday passed the snow bill for secret ballot on prohibition at the Noyembe election, 1916. As soon as the amendment Of the senate is agreeH on by the house, the Lin will go to the governor for signature.
 There was an excellent program at the Nugget movies last night .:mong the films presented being those ol the sixth episode of The Million Dollar Mystery Very nearly the full seating capacity of the house was occur;cd. The pro cram will be repeated tonight
 James A. smiscr, the newly ap- pointed district attorney for this division, has named John J. Reagan, whc nrde the office Of district at tCruey in the interim between John Rustgard's resignation and Smiser's appointment, as his assistant, sub feet to confirmation by Attorney Geuer"l Gregory
 r. R. Necdham, thc kuiA news Pauer man. las returned north from sun Francisco, accompanied by Mrs NeeIham. While outside he ordered a newspaper plant for Kuik, which place he claims is destined 10 be- cone one of the most important poll ts commercially, agriculturalF and in the mining industry Of any ! section of Alaska.
 ! Corlctt Rabbuge, a former wei. 1 Iiu;wu resident of SkaE"ay, who ! left here for Juneau several months ago and entered the employment Of the Postoffice store at that place, 1 has resigned his position and will 20 into business for himself in tn" near future. The best wishes of ! his many Skagway friends are eN- i tended to Jho young man in his new venture
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12
Interior Weather

Skagway, cloudy, calm, 50 above. Whitehorse, clear, 8. ". 30 above. Lower LsBarge, clear, S. ". 32 above.
 HootalinQua, cloudy. calm 35 above.
 Big Salmon, clear, S. W. 34 above.
 Yukon Crossing, snow, calm, S2 above.
 selkrk, snow, calm: 34 above. Coffee Creek, cloudy, 5. W. 3S above.
 Stewart River, cloudy, calm, 3+ above.
 OgilVIe, cloudy. s. W. 34 above. Dawson, cloudy, S. ". 35 above.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12

FOR SALE---Resldence, 22d and State streets. Furnished or unfurn- ished. Ice z. Gaut. 3-30-6t.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12
NUGGET MOVIES
Broadway. between 2ud and Bad Open Every Ngiht
sunday and Monday

sunday and Monday The Million Dollar Mastery. The GtA -pisode.--Two reels The Green Eyed Monster The Reliance company presents this great play in parts. \ Swell Dish Featuring Funny Nng,o Fred.-A comedy.
 FIVE REELS
 Commences at S:30 p. m. Music by Mrs. Hal Johnston. Admission 26c and l0c.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-04-12

Mir. and Mrs. Walter McBrien have removed from the living rooms over c. w. Ask & Sons store to the Mcclellan cottage on the south west corner of sixth and Main streets.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
HA LLEGADO A MATAMO-
RIOS TODA LA ARTI-
LLERIA.

En- Varios trenes militares
que arribaron hoy a la vecina
ciudad de Matamoros, lego
ell resto de la artilleria que
Villarreal trajo de Monterrey.
Dicha artilleria estaba extern
dida desde Matamoros hasta
Los Aldamas en- distintos pun
tOs intermedioS, perO eS casi
SECURE que su recommendation
obedece a la tactica de los ca
rrancistas de no presentar
combate en- ningGn punto Sino
haSta el mencionadO puerto
de Matamoros donde Sc han
estado reforzando convenient
temente las magnificas obras
de defensa que hay.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
El Puerto de Guaymas
esta en- poder de las
fuerzas vilIistas

Sc ha recibido en- esta ciudad
un despacho procedente de Maza-
tlan, en- el que Sc dice que ell yier-
mes en- ia noche desembarcaroE
en- ell puerto sonorense de Quay.
mas, doscientos soldados villistaS
que hicieron ell viaje a bordO del
vapor Bonita, de la Paz, Baja
California.
En- esta Ultima ciIdad, capital
del territorio mencionado, Qued6
solamente un destamento de Gin.
cuenta soidado8 para guardian el
orden, pues hay temores de que
la plaza sea atacada, toda vez que
esa entidad federativa Sc encuen-
controlada por las fuerzas de ia
Convenci5n.
En- ell mismo mensaje Sc dice
que han sido destruidOs nueve
puentes entire NavajCa, Sonora Y
Mazatlan, Sinaloa, en- la primera
de las cuales poblacione5 Sc dice
que est&n peleando los vil!istas y
los carranciStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
Tona possession eI nuevo
Gobernador de
Texas

Austin. Tex Enero 18.-Ano
che lego a esta ciudad el
nuevo Gobernador electo Mr..
James E. Ferguson, quien vie
ne a hacerce cargo del 60
bierno de conformidad con la
ley.
Estuvieron a recibirlo en- Ia
Estaci6n todos los miembros
de la Legislature del Estado,
los funcionarios de la Ciudad
' mas de mil ciudadanos que
aclamaron al nuevo Goberna-
dor.
Mr.. Ferguson viene de la
ciudad de Temple, habiendo
hecho su viaje en- ell caro- es-
pecial del Superitendente de
la Division del Ferrocarril de
Santa Fe, Mr.. N. S. Hull. Lo
acompanan su esposa y dos
hijaS.
Pasa a la pag. }
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

LAREDO, TEXAS, EnerO
16.-Algunos de los soldados
de Villarreal que llegaron hoy
a Nuevo Laredo informan que
antes de evacuar la ciudad de
Monterrey, incendiaron la es-
taci6n del ferrocarril naciOnal
Y ejecutaron a muchas perso-
mas de las que supusieron afec
tas a los villiStas.
Entire estas perSonas Sc cuen
ia el Lie. Di6doro de los San
tos V algunos otras de bastan-
te significaci6n social Y que
para NADIA Sc habian mezcladO
en- asuntos politicOs.
Por otros conductos Sc sa-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
lIdefOnsO Vazquez y Luis
Gutierrez IIegarOn a
NueVO Laredo
DECLARAN QUE ANGELES
Y MADERO ENTRARON
A MONTERREY Eel
SABADO PASADO.

Laredo. Tex EnerO l7.-HOy
llcgaron a esta ciudad los ge-
nerales carrancistas Ildefonso
Vazquez Y Luis Gutierrez, es-
te ultimo es hermanO del gene
raj Eulalio del mismo apellido
que fue deSignado nuevamen
te por la Convention para ell
puesto de Presidente prOviSio-
nal.
Segdn han manifestado los
referidos generates carrancis-
tas. ellos salieron de Monte
rrey el viernes habi6ndo llega
do Nuevo Laredo el dia de
hoy, domingo. Ambos agregan
que los generates Angeles Y
Raul MaderO entrarOn a la ca
pital de NueVO Leon ei SABA
do, estableciendose ALI con
todas las fuerzas villistas que
traen a su mando.
Las tropas carrancistas de
lcs generates Vazquez y Gu
tierrez Sc encuentran actual
mente en- el canon de Villalda-
ma de donde Sc movilizaran
para Moncloya.
Esto ultimo Sc cree que sea
un ardid de los jefes carrancls
(Pasa a la 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
Los CarranCistas evaCuarOn la
plaza de Naco, Son. eI domingo
Una columna de mil trescientos soldados empren
dio la marcha hacia Aqua Prieta

Naco, Ariz Enero 17.-Hoy
en- la manana a primera no.
ra fue evacuada la pOblaci6n
de Naco, Sonora, por las trO-
pas carrancistas que Sc encon
traban al mando del general
P.utarco Elias Gales.
Una colunma de mas de
1900 soldados emprendi6 Ia
marcha hacia ell Este con rum
bo a Aqua Prieta, por terrific
rio mexicano, mientras que
los heridos y las familias. de
los jefes y genete de tropa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
No hay communication en-,
ire NuevO Laredo y
Monterrey
LAS Was TELEGRAFICAS Y
FERREAS FUERON DES
7 RUIDAS AL SUR DE
VILLALDAMA.

Laredo. Tex Enero 17.-En
vista de la imposibilidad de
ocultar por mas tempo la po-
session de Monterrey pOr los vi
lliStas, las autoridades carran
cistas del vecino pueblo de N.
Laredo, han cOnfesado tacita-
mente este hechO, al anunciar
hoy que las comunicaciones
tanto ferrocarrileras como te-
l6graficas con la capital de N.
Leon, habian sidO cortadas por
elloS miSmOs.
La interruption la verifi-
caron al Sur de Villaldama,
entire dicha poblaci6n y la de
Salinas Victoria, pertenecien-
tes ambas al Estado de Nue.
vo Leon. Villaldama Sc encuen
ira POGO mas 0 menos a seten-
ia Y cinco millas al norte de
Monterrey.
La guarnici6n de la plaza
vecina Sc encuentra perfecta-
mente preparada para aban-
donar la ciudad al menor avi-
so de que las fuerzaS villistas
avanzan hacia ella.
81 algo sensational ocurre
durarte el dia 10 comunicare
a la nOche.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

ci6n de Aguascalientes, Sc di-
RHO a Pachuca, acompanado
de Lucio Blanco Y Jose Vas
conceloS.
Ell Gobierno americana, Sc
gun ha podido averiguarse en-
los altos circulos oficiales esta
ansioso de saber 81 Gutierrez
dej6 la capital decidido a re-
nunciar a toda clase de dere-
chos a la presidencia de Ia Re
publica 0 81 pensara seguir d
sumiendo tai caracter en- al
gun otro punto de la RepUbli-
ca.
Sc dice que Lucio BlancO
(Pasa a la Pag Sa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

Brownsville, Texas, Enero
I8.-Tuvose noticia hoy en- es-
ia ciudad de que el tituladO
general Pablo Gonzalez, lego
q ReynoSa, Tamaulipas, proce-
dente de TampicO donde Sc
encontraba hacienda la defen-
sa de dicho puerto.
Al tratar de cruzar al lado
americana fu6 adYertidO por
el iefe de las fuerzas de los
Estados UnidoS que seria apre-
hendido en- case de que pasa-
"a la Inca divisOria. Por ese
motive, Gonzalez Sc abstuvo
de realizar su determination
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
En- las inTnediaciones de kuevo
Laredo Sc registr0 un combate
Ell Mayor Alberto Dorantes nflige una derrota a
los carrancistas mandados por Julio Saenz

volucionarias que comanda el
mayor Alberto Dorantes y las
de Julio Saenz, quien sali6
con la mayor parte de las fuer
zas de la guarnicion a batir a
Dorantes.
A este jefe contrarrevolu-
cionario Sc lie unieron ell CO.
mandante Narciso Romero y el
captain Manuel R. PorraS con
los hombres que tienen a sus
6rdenes por 10 cual, la partida
de Dorantes, con esos refuer-
zos, logro derrotar Saenz ha-
ciendo gran numero de muer-
tos y obligandolo a volver a
(Pasa a la 3a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

con todo ell mobiliario de sus
casaS hicieron su camino cor
el mismo rumbo, pero por te-
rritorio americana.
La poblaci6n mexicana de
Naco ha qued@do sin vida ;
pies las pocas familias que
quedaron a la sallda de las
fuerzaS carrancistas, Sc pasa-
ron para esta ciudad.
IN escuadron de caballe-
ria de los Estados Unidos, al
mando del Mayor Dade, mar
(Viene de la 6a.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

I 6AlAEL
WASHINGTON, Enero 18.-
La Ultima de las noticias que
llegan refernte a Ia sahda de
EulaIio Gutiarrez de Ia ciudad
dc Mexico dice que Rogue
Gonzalez CARA asumi6 sola-
mente el mando con su carac-
ter de presidente de la con-
venci6n, pero sin declararSe
Presidente de la Republica.
En- el departamentO de es-
tado esperan con anSia nuevos
detalles de Ia situaci6n pueS Sc
teme que ocurra IN rompimien
to entire Zapata Y Villa por Ia
intransigencia de los partida-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
Ell PASO, TEXAS. Enero

Ell PASO, TEXAS, Enero
a la amnistia
promulgada ultimamente por
Farncisco Villa, ciento diez
oficiales federales de los que
han vivido hace algunoS meses
en- diversOS puntOS del estadO
de Texas, Sc alistaron para
formar parte del ejercito Willis
IA pasando a Ciudad Juarez,
donde Sc corieron todos los
tramites para ST. admission.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
relsurama especial para LA Ia PRENsA.

LA 4 NElNOF2.
rios del primerO, asi como que
Gutierrez comDIiuue Ia situa-
ci6n estableciendo su gobierno
en- Pachuca.
Sc dice que en- la capital de
la Republica reina una gran
exitaci6n con motive de los
sensacionales acontecimientoS
que Sc estan desarrollando y
que todo el cOmercio de Ia ca
pital ha cerrado sus puertas
temeroso de que ocurran de-
s6rdeneS.
De Aguascalientes comunl-
can que las comunicaciones
entire esa ciudad Y Mexico f1e
ron cortadas. En- Mexico Sc eS-
pera Ia llegada de Villa pues
Sc cree que Sc definira Ia 81
tuaci6n a Su Ilegada.
Ell consul convencioniSta en-
esta Capital, Enrique c. Llo-
rente, dice que no ha recibido
noticias oficialeS de 10 que es-
Ia pasando en- Mexico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
FUE DESTRUIDA LA VIA
ENTIRE MATAMOROS Y
REYNOSA.

Como los cararnciStas vie
nen retrocediendo diariamen-
te con el objeto antes dicho,
de reconcentrar sus fuerzas en-
Matamoros, vienen tambien
destruyendo la via en- los pun
tos que abandonan. Sabese que
entire Reynosa Y Matamoros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19

Francisco Villa ordena
que sus fuerzas avan-
cen sobre la ciudad
de Mexico
Cablegrama especial para LA
PRENSA.

Ell PASO, TEXAS, Enero
'18.-Un mensaje recibido en-
esta poblacion en- la tarde de
hoy trae la sensational mott
cia de que ha comenzado a IL
brarse una gran batalla entire
villistas Y zapatistas en- la ciu-
dad de Mexico e inmediaclo-
neS.
Segdn Sc desprende del men
safe anterior, la ruptura sc orr
gin6 con la salida de Cutie
rrez y la asunci6n del poder
de Rogue Gonzalez Cara,
quien al tomar el mando de la
(Pasa a la Sa.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-19
Telegrama especial para La PRENSA.

regresando a Reynosa, de DON
de es probable que Sc dirija
a Matamoros. Sc ignora en- 10
absolute el motive del viaje
del jefe carranciSta.