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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20
CASUALTIES TO
BRITISH FORCES
AT DARDANELLES
TOTAL 42,434

London. July 1885 P. M.-The
total casualties of the Dardanelles ex-
peditionary force to date in killed.
wounded and missing have been A.
434 officers and men, Premier Asquith
told the house Of commons today. The
total includes both naval and MILL
tary branches of the service.
Out of an aggregate Of 1854 casual
ties among officers, the Premier's
statement said, the killed numbered
1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20
OAKLAND

MRS. S. A. Johnston has gone to
Bridgeport, Conn, to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Libby and chill.
oren OF Lewiston were calling on
Ihomas Bates and Edward Wood sun
day.
Mitchell & Johnston have taken a
large railroad contract near Wiscasset.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Jane waldron Of Fairfield,
who has been the guest OF Mr. ana
Mrs. A. H. waldron Of Richmond. is
now the guest Of her granddaughter
Mrs. Marian Hinckley OF Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20
BODY WASHED
UPON ENGLISH
COAST THOUGHT
An AMERICAN

London. July 1s-120s P. MA
body. supposed to be that Of Iinodn
W. Bates. Jr., OF New York. who lost
his life on the Lusitania, has been
washed ashore on the Limerick coast
A telegram to that effect was receiv-
ed today from Wesly Frost, American
consul at Queenstown. by Newton
Knox. an American mining engineer
and friend of Mr.. Bates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Mrs. ". E. Frost has returned ''oD
visit with relatives in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Mrs. ]. NJ. Hunter of Dexter is Si''-
friends in the city for few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Walter P. Hinckley, manager "a -.
Good Will Farms. was business
in the city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Frank Miles left Monda! i"
visit with friends in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Miss Gala Packard returned No. :.
from a visit over Sunday Win
rents in Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20
WA7ERv|lLE

Mrs. Charles Blunt of upper ~
street is in Portland visiting her sis''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Mrs. Leslie f. Hudson Of Guiiiora
visiting friends in the city ior
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

F. C. Littlefield Of Boothbay nA
was a business caller in the city MoHu''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

At the regular monthly meeting of
the Augusta city government last eve
ming several important matters were
considered. With very little discussion
an order was passed to take care Of
the $12,5oo note recently paid by the
city out of funds previously appro-
priated for other purposes. The $4,000
hote lie the much discussed paper is
sued by the last previous administra-
tion to secure a loan with which to
pay for the Kennebec bridge repairs.
Mayor Viles explained that the exist
enee Of the note was not known until
notice Of payment due was received
by the city treasurer and Treasurer
Wardwell stated that the note itself
was paid from available funds which
had been appropriated for other pur-
poses and some provision must be
made to raise the sl2.500 or some of
the city departments would lack a to-
tai of s12,50O from their years budget.
Order Passed
II was finally decided to carry the
burden as a temporary loan and the
following order was passed;
Whereas a note of the city of Au-
gusta, issued for the payment of the
costs Of the repairs of the Kennebec
bridge in 1914 has fallen due and no
appropriation is available for the pay
ment thereof:
"Ordered That the mayor and city
treasurer be and are hereby authorized
to borrow on behalf of said city such
sum as may be needed to pay said
note and interest thereon"
PettengiiI Corner Sewer
For a long time the citizens Of Angus
ia living in the locality of Bangor
street known as Pettengills Corner
have endeavored to persuade the city
government TO provide a sewer
for them. Time and again the appeal
has been made but without avail. Last
night an order was passed relating to
a sewer at Pettengill's Corner and in
conjunction with it report was &C
cepted giving the joint standing COM
mittee on highways and bridges fur
Their time and power to act. The con-
templated route for the sewer extends
about 1900 feet from L. W. Wnltten
store to Kennedy brook. A sewer Is
badly needed in this section OF the
city. where sewerage al present Is IN
many cases disgorged into the bitches
creating a dangerously unsanitary
condition. and it is TO be wondered
that previous administration has not
given relief there. The plan for the
construction Of the sewer provides for
the payment of s25 for each lot contin-
gent by the owner thereof. and IL is
believed that the committee which has
power to act will devise a proper plan
for financing the construction, lay out
a convenient route, and authorize the
laying of the new sewer.
Roll of Accounts No. :. providing for
the nayment of ss1a5.54, was passed i'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20
Attemcted Suicide

A certain Young lady, residing on
Main street in rear of the stores, who
decided that her love affairs which
seemed disappointing were more than
she could stand, tried 20 end it all by
taking a liberal quantity of poison
shortly after noon Monday. When her
relatives found her she was in great
pain and doctor was summoned who
administered to the physical hurt so
that at last reports she was resting
comfortably and considered out oe dam
ser, as far as health was concerned
Howard McCcombs, who earns his
livelihood by doing the chores at a
number of the business places on Main
street, suffered a spell early Monday
morning and while in the unconscious
state which accompanies such spells
fell and received serious injuries. His
nose was badly broken. and a cash full
ly five inches in length was received.
starting from his nose, across his left
cheek. He was taken to his rooms at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Burrill, Main street, and after receiv-
ing medical attention, was reported
as we'll as could be expected, under
the conditions.
The Methodist picnic at which will
take place the races and the ball game
between the Methodists and the Ban
lists, has been postponed until
Wednesday, and although the affair
has been postponed because of conflict.
ing dates and Indictment weather. a
good time is anticipated when it does
take place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Fred W. Clair returned MONDAY ~"
ing from Bayside. where ne Si'
Sunday with his family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-20

Actdi'
Alderman Wilson introduced form Of
contract TO be adopted in connection with
the construction of granolithic walks to
be paid for in part by the city. He ex-
planned that the city becomes financially
interested in many walks which are not
I'll that they appear TO be and that by
refusing to provide funds for walks not
built according to the specifications Of
the contract presented the city would be
following an improved policy of economy
and efiiciency. The contract form was
accepted and Immediately an order was
passed providing that the city should
hereafter pay no part or the expense Of
construction Of sidewalks unless built by
contractors who have signed the contract
accepted and adhered to its requirements.
Other orders passed upon favorably re-
ported by the committee on highways and
sewers provide for the repair of the side
walk on the east side of Melville street
south Of Green street: grant permission
to B. F. Hysom to erect stone steps adj
5acent TO his property on East Chestnut
street; provide that the catch basin op-
posite Walkers house in Sehr field be
connected with the Riverton street sew
er; and that a sewer be built on johnson
street to connect with the Lincoln street
sewer and to extend for 900 feet.
Reports of the committee on street
lights were accepted as follows
That a 250-candle- power light should
be installed at the junction Of Spruce
and Middle streets; that 25o-candle-
power light be installed on Monroe
street at a point halfway between
I Northern avenue and Oxford street.
It was ordered that shall light be
placed on the further end of Coughlin
etreet, of from State street, near the
residence of H. G. Lilly; that a street
light be placed on Sewall street oppo-
site William Stilkey's house: that the
Central Maine Power Co. be given per-
mission to erect the poles on Hospital
street; that the Granite street light
be removed; that the Melville-Gre
sreet light be relocated; that the elec-
sion be removed; that a 25O-candle-
power light be placed on the bridge
which extends over Bond brook on Mt
Vernon avenue; and that the arc light
on the corner Of Child and Gage streets
be moved to position 100 feet to the
south Of its present position.
An order was passed instructing the
street commissioner to collect twice
each week the rubbish from Front and
Commercial streets.
It was ordered that a hydrant be
placed at the corner Of Bennett and
Prospect streets.
An order was passed authorizing the
Augusta Real Estate Association to
extend the se(fnd story Of their build
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-14
POTATO MEAL AND
. WHEAT MAKE MOST
ExCflLANT BREAD
HIGH PRICE or WHEAT NAY
GAUGE GEkGnAL uaE or NEw
Dnltad States csearsmsrs ~ Aarieul.
tprp Tslls q taeesss % Me-
Floor hhrosd

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flfuifuua linrfsu ~ Chrmisift TnA
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Apstfla ARA NOW ndtislns fHpHt iseupl,
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tnfop honi TIN World Aaa einpHaaIsrsi
tNs fact thai fouf made IT piaff sab.
nfnafts fli4n wbref hf ~ those suh
fianoss missed rlth rhaai uiUht pfDs
fsft ffBit Ffh hfaiihfa Good lIliis
~ nuffiilaNs ~ ti.r puff wANli NNuf
tf1 4t fis A+iif i'iHe ,hfeprr
Austrian aahtf. ore npw campsiied
o. INV q az si isatt ~ per cent 30
iaia inani in naat.ne ihsif hfeaf Tho
lirlaAA ~ lAtmislf4s isntHfu. Hifal
hfta1 has been t4ked Nln from ~
ia 50 ref cent pnT4tt.ufai sra the gr
i1alhlnF refcfrfhfe wheat Tho most
rtiiHlnciofy luntts Nj ofmhirinN raun-
tHl And 44prafsNaf .sft iHoaa iuaHe
WIN lHq mlHmUio lefOeHinFe aiiaef9
ia Anifa ~ irsa 1Ae ioefes mHae
Nlih mons tnaa ae pef ferf raitfts
meal utff rot ~ satlffasfnil ~ fNeF
arfc he's fior hni Seas aiftaffifa in
FORM. Jhn bread hsA 81 miHff NHHfsf
texture ana dash tpHfHIta.f $50 fsa
afsen distinctly tHl an.aNle o.
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inpfh NNNff qHlili tHlN ufNiasn
Hheat bread
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
Una columna de villistas intenta
amagar Ia plaza de Nuevo
Laredo, lamps.
Dos trenes con tropas al mando de Fortunate
Zuazua llegaron aver a Lampazos
En- Paredon Sc librara una fuerte batalla
pr0Ximamente

'atacar al cncmlgg mandado p0r
Chavez. por 10 que :" eSpera un
iucrte cOmbate.
Pa>aiero> que llegaron hoy de la
capital del EStadO de NueVo Leon,
me infOrmarOn que los carrancis-
taS han dccididO aIacar los vi
llStaS que cncucntran IN COahulla.
por la via del fcrrocarril lntrrna-
rional. con cl prop6Siio de avanzar
hacia la Laguna. Numcro>aS fuer-
ZaS han Salido de Monterrey con
rumho a ParedGn. al mandO direc-
to del general Jacinto TrcvinO.
quien. a Ia mucrte del geenral NaZ-
uuez, tom6 cl mando supreme de
las fuerZaS que So recommendation
Ell Monterrey.
So eSpera que muy pronto Sc Ii
bre una gran batalla en las rerca :
Mas de Pared6n.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
J. Rodriguez Cabo habla de la
revolution y de sus hombres
Dice que vino San Antonio con el proposito de
orientarse en- la politica de Mexico

-cQu6 elementos sanoS cree us
ted que tengan los viliStaS?
MuchoS, entire OtrOS. los MaderO.
-Pues Ell los Estados Unidos Sc
icOnSidera eSOS SeTOreS como los
PARTICIPATES cauSanieS de las deSgra-
ciaS de Mexico. La familia en- con-
junto ha SidO juzgada muy dura-
mcnte pOr la prensa.
SPues yO creO que los MaderO son
'elementOS sanos porque son hon
radios. EStoy segurO de que no
aprueban los atentadoS criminales
de Villa.
-Blcn: nero 81 no los aprIe-
ban cpor IuG no deian Vi
lila? EllOS son ricOS. hora
mas que anieS de la rcvoluci6n Sc
gun Sc cuenta, y podrian vivir des-
ahOgadamente en- ei eytranjerO. sin
aceptar la reSpOnSabilidad que les
corresponds en- los asesinatos que
Sc cometen por la faccion villista.
-Es que para ser absolutamente
honradO, Sc necesita tener un gran
valOr civil. Los seiiOres MaderO. son,
a este respecto. hOnrados haSta cier-
to punto....
All. muy bien,-dijo el rep6r-
ter.-se trata entonceS de una hon
radez de contentillo, flexible, que Sc
amolde a las CIRCUMSTANCES.
ST, senior, agras6 Rodriguez Ca
bo. |
Desputs nos refiri6 Ell miiitar re-
voIucionario que habia logrado fu-
garse de la Jefatura de ArmaS de
Veracruz una noche que sus CEN
iinelas Sc descuidarOn, pero que no
pudo huir luego del puerto por que
10 buscaban. V tuvo que estar un
mes escondidO, hasta que lOgr6 en-
barcarse Ell ell City of Mexico"
listed que vfene de pOr ALA, d.
ganOs 81 cree que haya podido sur
cir la discordia entire CarranZa y
Obreg6n, de que tanto Sc ha habla-
do en- estos dias.
No tengo noticias recientes; Pc
70 puedo afirmar que desde hace
mucho tempo publicamente Sc de-
cia en- Veracruz que ell Primer Je-
fe Carranza y el general Obreg6n
no Sc halllaban muy de acuerdo. Y
puedo tambien decir que ALA Sc
Pasa la 5a. Col. Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23

Uno de nuestrOs reporters cele-
bro aver una entrevista con el ge-
neral revOlucionariO Jose Rodriguez
Cabo. SObrc cuya perSonalidad pu-
'hlicamOS en- nueStra ediCi6n ante
rior una breve information. Ell Sc
nor Rodriguez Cabo Sc ALOHA en- el
Southern Hotel. d0ndc hablam0S
con Gl.
Durantc la platica nos manifesto
que EN- la information publicada
aver pOr La prenSa, So habia in
.curridO Ell I'm error. al aSentarSe
que cl general carrancista AlvarO
Obrcg6n hubiera intentado fuSllar-
10 cuando So present6 Fl fernando
parte de la cOmiSi6n de parliament
tariOs que envi6 la Convention de
AcuaScalienteS a Puebla.
ESQ no eS verd3d.-dijO el in
genierO Y general.-y les ruegO que
81 Sirvan rectificarlO. Obreg6n no
queria nj siquiera que fueramos a
prehendidOS. menoS aun fuSiladOs:
pero tuvO que SOmeterse a las exi-
gencias de don VenustanO, quien pi
di6 que nos levaran a Neracruz con
el caracter de priSiOneros. 81 Sc eS
tuvo dfiriendo al COnsejO de Cue
ira que debia de juZgarnos, Y Ia
postre no Sc efectu6 en- mi case, Sc
debe al general Obreg6n. POr 10 de
mas, este, al prOceder en- eSa fOrma
solo fui c0nsecuente con Su anterior
modO de Obrar. Habia lido a la Con-
venci6n: fOrm6 parte de los que vo-
taron en- pro del nOmbramiento de-
general Gutierrez para la Presiden-
Icia Interina de la Republica Y acep-
to por 10 miSmo, la separation de
Carranza. Hubiera Sido un contra
Sentidc mOnstruOSO, que raiZ de
esos hechOs fusilara a los delegado;
que ibamos amparadoS por la inmu-
nidad de los parlamentarios.
-LuegO Carranza fue quien Sc en-
pen6 en- la apprehension de lsted?
-Si. senior. Carranza eS un tes-
tarudo, que siempre trata de impo-
ner su voluntad; pero ademas de csc
es un hombre a 4uien arrebatan 10:
radicalismos intemperanteS. iC
creo que con algo de prudencia de
su parte. Carranza hubiera atraidC
SUI lado a ciertos elementos sano:
de los demaS facciones, aun de Ia
vilista.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
relegrama especial para la PRENSA.

LAREDO. Texas. .Iunio 22.-ENlste
Ia po,iblidad de que los vlIilStaS
vuclvan nuevamcntr a anaEar Ia
plaza vecina. Di=o' eStO. porduc. Sc
"lin los infOrmeS que traleron unoS
ranchcros que llegaron hoy eSta
riudad. una rolumna vIiIlSta DaJ"
las 6rdrnrs del general Chavez y
dur Sali6 de Allehde. Coahula. Sc
enruentra acampada cn Ia Laguna
de la Leche, punto Situado como
vrinticinco millaS de Nuev" Laredo.
Seylin todaS las probabIIldadeS, d.
cha rolumna So disponr a avanzar
sobre Ia vecina plaza.
Dos trrneS militares conduci@ndO
gran nllmrrO de tropas al mando del
roronel Fortunate Zuazua, iIegaron
hoy LampazoS. NuevO Leon, pro-
redentes de- ia ciudad de Monterrey.
Sc cree que Ia columna de Zuazua
raribiri o ha rrcibidO 6rdeneS de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
Las comunicaciones entire la I'd.
de Mexico y Veracruz
fueron cortadas
Fl Grail. Pablo Gonzalez no ha iniciado nlngun mo
vimiento para ocupar la Capital
de la Republica

to de Nrracruz y la Ciudad de Me-
yi,.o a>taba cortada Ell Otumba. eS-
,aci6n situaia veinticlnco miIlaS
de la capital. ST cree que Ia deStruc
zion De las cemunicacioneS fue obra
DE- los zapatiStaS.
En- Veracruz. Segun 10 manifesto
lei asentr Silliman, 81 cree que los
2apatistas eStau diSpOniendoSe a
abandonar Ia capital de la Repuhll-
ca. sin preSeuIar combate a las
fuerzaS de Gonzalez. Y que Su pro-
p6sito es el de amagar deSpueS a 10;
carraneistaS. como 10 hicieron GUAM
do esta fue ocupada por Obreg6n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23

FL senior Stephen BonSal. CORES
ponsal de guerra durante el con-
flicto armada entire ESpana y los
Estados UnidoS Y que ha sldo por
varios amos ComisiOnado de Utl-
lidades PGhlicas de las lslas flllpl-
mas. lles6 a eSta ciudad anteayer en-
Ia manana en- camino para Mexico.
donde va como Agente Especial
de Ia Cruz Roja. Su mission Sera in
vestigar sobre las condiciones eco
n6micas en- que 50 halla la pObla-
ci6n civil de Mexico y determinar
81 efectivamente la Republica e
Ihalla desprovista de todo 81 asi es,
euales son los distritos que estan
mas necesitados de los auHilios dc
la expresa institution.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
Fl CRA[ JOSE N, LEYVA COME FERENClO
CON FL ALN|RANTE HOWARD
pHlO Al uAR|NO AMERICANA QUE NO DESENBARCARA SUS
TROPAS PORO(E SOBREVENDRIAN GRAVES DFCOLlADtS
GENERAL SA CON Df MIL HOBRES OERARA EN- Ia REGION Dill Vlt Dill VA
OUI PARA GOhBATR A Los NDDS SOBLEVADN

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23

WASHINGTON. JUNO 22.-El G"-
neral Caranza luirn ha rStado muy
lrinS de- rrhuSar =! oIrrcimirnt0 de-!
General Villa para rrlrbrar una
ronfrrrnria que 'hnga p"r ohJ"i"
rr>tablrrrr 81 CiobIrrnU ron>tliurI"-
nal. ha nOlifiraio hoy Su rrprrsrn
ianlr ru Washington que t",IaS las
nnliriaS que - han propalado d"
un rompimiruto entire ri General
Ohrrgin Y IL. rarrcrO rn absolute
,lr Fundamental. Sin embargo Il"
rsto. rn los rirculoS rarranrl>iaS
dr aGui "Stin inrIinadoS a Greer que
Ohrr=Gn y otroS leaders r"nSiiiu-
.ionaIi>la> que han rStado lri"> d"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23

Iir run Carranza rn Ia actliud ll"
II ha aSumido. no rSlan dISpu"SioS
para rnirar rn ncgorlarlonrS de- paz'
Fl pcpartanrnto lie EStado, con
rrlariGn al General Angeles. ha "X-
pro>ado que este militar ha N"nI-
do Il los ESiadoS l'nido> con 81 oh
jrio Lr vi>liar >u famlla.
Los nfirialrS del Drpartamrnto
dr E<tado NO han varllado rn IfianI-
frSlar uur rspcran al t.omandantr
Villa ell Washington Ell I'M iuIuro
pr6Ximo.
- Ina trIegrafiado a los partlda-
rios ir Carranza Ell los ESiahoS Uni
dos para que prorurrn dlSuadlrIo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
La Cruz Roja env1a a Mexico I'm
agente para que investigue
Ia situacion
Del informe que rinda ell enviado dependeran los
nuevos trabajos de la Cruz Roja
Ell CORRESpONSAL.

FL SehOr BOnSal en- su arribo a
eSta ciudad quisO conferenciar con
ell mayor General Funston Y con
el Brigadier General DevOl Gerente
de la Cruz ROja. La naturaleza de
esta cOnferencia no ha sido divul-
gada. auHque es Sabido Sc relaciona
con la idea de buscar el mejOr me-
todO de penetrar Ell Ia Republica
para los prop6Sitos da ia investiga-
ci6n.
El punto Objective del senior Bonsal
eS la ciudad de Mexico, perO Qulere
tambieu viSitar a Monterrey y al
Saltillo y otras ciudades y pueblOs
del interior del pals. Pensaba Pc
natrar en- la Republica por la via de
PaSa u la pagina 5, colunna So
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-23
I'm HOSPITAL VEL HERCADO De
CHIHUAHUA FUERON DE-
VASTADOS POR I'm VO-
RAJ MCENDlO
200 HERIDOS VILLlSTAS QUE ESTABAR En-
Ell HOSPITAL PERECIERON ENTIRE
LAS lLAMAS
relesrama especial para LA PRENsA

Fl. PASO. Texas. Iunio 22.El Mer-
caIo Y IN hospital DE- Sangrr dc los
estahlecidoS en Ia cIudad de Chi
hnahua. fueron deStruidoS anorhr
Dor un voraz lncendio.
Tomas OrnelaS, general Nl!IISta
rne tienr Fl cargo de Jefe de las
Armas en- la verina plaza de Juarez,
,.onfirm6 hoy Ia noticia relatlva la
destruction del Mrrcado: perc no
urooorcionG nIugunoS lnforme> So
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WASHINGTON. Juno 22.-Aun
euando las notiria> que proporclo-
nan los agente> carrancl>'a> iicen
que eI general Pablo Gonzalez ">ia
las puertas de Mexico que ina
tornado possession de NochImIIco Y
eomeuzado a avanzar sobre Mexico,
los nformeS que = recibieron ensei
Departamento de EstadO demue>tran
que Gonzalez no ha intentado min
gun movimiento 3e aNance para
oeupar la capital.
FL agente Silliman mformo hoy
que Ia communication entire el puer-
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LAS TROPAS DEL GENERAL PA.
Bio GONZALEZ OCUpARON
Los SUbURBIOS De LA
CAPITAL
ASH LO Dice UN INFORNE PUBlICADO POR
LA AGENCLA CARRANCISTA EN- Ell
PASO, TEXAS
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FL PASO. Texas, Iunio 2i.-La
ocupaci6n dr los SuburbioS de la
riudad de Mexico por "l General
Pablo Gonzalrz ha >iio cOmunicada
de VeracruZ la dgenria rarran-
ciSta de eSta riudad.
FL menSaie que fue publicado
anorhe dice:
Las avanzadaS del General Pablo
GonzaIez per el rumho del Este
nan ocupado To-, Suburbios de Ia
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Fl PRFS|DENTE WLSONY FL V|AJE DEL GENERAL
ANGELES A Los ESTAD& UN|D@
NWASToN DCN OLE VA RATARD LA PACCAC0ND De MEXICO
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