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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
WATER ELECTION
DATE TO Be SET

The date ~ tho water bond election
probably win he decided upon ~ = meet
inr ~ 'hc citizens advisor, board Iti-
dev evening In tho ~, council Jr,mncr
The election probably will be- hold
within thirty days
Tho r.ouosilon OF mo ve'er work. ,y.
tension Vns unnrlwuUsl, lrirr.ri Dos,
every member NJ ~, oklahoma Jirar.
ing iluusc association rhutsin, rIgn'
Ever, business organization. tsso p'Iun
and order IN oklahoma ,it. haa h.er
acquainted With the detail. NJ M, Nptsr
storage and extension plan. md utH,.
ucnlly without "N cpiior have offered tn
lend their support 'n tho ypmppign fnt
adequate and pure Vnir'
~ s"cms tD hr iho general feeling
that this isp crisis iu tho his'n', oi the
ciN and " We can't accomplish this
that i's,h hIov will hs dealt 10 any
Incentive fot future development in Ok .
'ahnmr ,iil" dcrlHrrd ptcsilrnt n W
Hogan ~ thr Farmers National hams
one ~ N" members ~ tho ,,crutI. r
committee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
ENGLISH At KUT
IN LESS DANCER
For l78 Days General Town
shend Has Looked Down
Tigris for Aid in Vain.

LONDON. Aprl a Defeat of the
Turkish forces m Mosop0tamin hy thu
Rfiti-h II reported on'rislN In an IN.
gagrmoui on tho Tigus IN" Turks wer"
driven hrrk from ON" and one half 10
Jhrco miles
The announcement of the British VIC
tory came N q time when the public
WHF beginning 80 fcur efforts to'roleNe
the force ~ General Townsend nt kut.
El-Amara were doomed Ia failure
A. To- the slzc NJ the bclenguorcd force
there II no certain information Accord
ing CO. statement made In parliament
m" division ousinally under General
TuwnShenda command was supplemented
hy other troops when ~ advanced On
ttrsiphon Hut NJ fDfce has since been
diminished hy NJ least 8 700 casualties
The DniB Mail SAWS "unc hundred
and twenty eight diy- have passed since
tho Turks began the siege ~ Kut- III
Amart and severed General ToWnshcnd
ana the remnants o' hir division from
tho outside world For ~ dHts h' has
looked down the Tigrs fnr the nid that
s 80 slow 10 como ~ his condition W"
have permitted 10 know nothing Thhi
IA not cheerful
'kui- VI. Amarn (, one " the drenriest
habitat In the world IN" floods nnd
weather art now worse than ever md
this means Immensely Increased am
culti-s Tor the telic' force The DELAY r.
m" more serious h'tsuFc IN every camp
there must come time when th' stores
and supplies run low Md General Town
shend has waited long
French positions u,sr Hill 70, IN the
verdun sector were subjected IN violent
homha rdment ThufsjHy nig,i u was
the ususl bomhsrdmcut which pteccd"s
IN infantry assault. and on" may Dc
volop shortly
Fast ~ tho river there II tccruie
sccncc ~ activity on M" part - tho
Germans although no heavy actions ~"
recorded IN the official French com
munichtion NJ Friday
Tho Turkish war offio. reports the do.
feat ~ three Russian cavalry regiments
hN mixed force NJ r'rtsianr and TufI'.
IN Persian Armenia several minor cn
gsg"ments have occurred along the yna u
NJ AsiN Minor between coast dcfrnscs
and wsrships. on" ~ which 10 said to
lhV. been hit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Attachments Issued for 10
Witnesses; Lodgemen'S
Trial Proceeds.
FULL EQUIPPED BUFFET
OPERATED. ONE DECLARES
Trustee Says His Order to
Close Down Place Was
Made Light Of

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r,,ttpu y,uI, Iis ,lub 4, aI Wet FIRST
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county court ffl1'N morning N.'
u'.soa t"arNIng against eight moub'rs
NJ ib. .,,,,, charged With y,ol,,,ur ,h.
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It'i N"orMrs manager ut ~" stat"
N'.''nhl ban. building Hnd Fup'rn''ni.
en- N " NIi'a building q member NJ
lh' 'i''"hIn aT'd h' bought perhaps
W worth NJ u'uNI,ruH u' th" lndg'
Nh.i' inc hunN pHF hrlng operated
from N"'"wh" O. 1915. until February
3 mus ''Hf We asserted ihfl IN" slop
lNp'n''d "' hardly Nm io drink and
h' complained &" M" h'ft"nd'f-
~ " M''"h" Moose ips'"" test.
ln'i ih1l h' objected 'o The running ot
ih' hu'f'' 'nh warned thus" ir charge
'" d'N'"nnnn" n one in" morning ~ reb.
ru'N 3. the DAY the place Wbs sNnop"d
''Wu on ht party uf rHIiluE police
onir"'s iiiS earning vls not hrndoi.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
RAILROADS
Give APPROVAL TO
TRADE ITINERARY
Night Stops at Five Prom
inent Cities. Which Will
Royalty Entertain.

s Mhhsn chairman ~ tho ifsd"
'ycufsion committee " The chamber n
Commerce. believes benefits ~ he ie.
rived from the proposed tour NJ the state
Hr" manifold Ne made tho statement
toda, that hc Nuui not 'Nk. $1,000 'of
HE experiences uu p'a trade excursions.
and he feels that the contemplated trip
VIII .urpa-s any previous efforts Mf
MHhsn said
There will be- moro u'v territory
covered In THE trip than any previous
trade excursion ',nm this city. and ihr
geographical knoNlodre ~ m. state that
rRn he learned b, an,nu, rrins IN the
tour should be- sufficient go msiir the
",rcus" incurred m, great III ruun
Ties " the eastern section ~ the state
aud the other mineral resource. ,fs
bringing into uslshrms ,psf sums NJ
WUnrv and nm acquaintance Nth this
nov ''piRl Is NJ iu'silwsbi' vplu' Tho
riUhu"Ss NJ the Nt's io >. Travelled aud
tho new ierntor, to be- taken in IN THE
trip shuuli not be- overlooked
slsty Reservations
SIXTY reservations have been received
90 date. and thorough canvass ~ the
business aud Wholesale section NJ M,
wy WV w VNHWF wv fNFa' ~ new Nffh
IN secure the number necessary 10 make
proper representation NJ The sllic,i ln,or
"eis " oklahoma CIV
The committee feels very much en-.
couras"d nv the intttcs, manifested and
believes tho excursion will prove sur.
r'ssiul irom eN"N standpoint JNnsid
"thhlo ini"r's, has been manifested ir
tho towns included In the itinerary. and
many urgent Invitations have hssn ~.
r"lNed To extend the tim" ~ the allotted
s'op.
The nish, stops will he made =, mar.
ncev'le. Nolienvillc. Atdmcte McAics
tor and Muskoser Prom .iVics. ~
c"ivrd the member. ~ the excursion
VIII b" royal, entertained ~ thesc
place.
Leave Monday, May q
The excursion viii irayr okiahnm,
CITY over tho " X NT pronp,i, A.,
lA y M, Monday. MAY 4 and return.
lns viii arrive herr VI go M sal.
utdsy Msi n over tho Frisco lines
Tho total mileage " the ,rip viii be-
Nib miles
Arrangements have been rrnpis,ss
with the railroads and Pullman com
rHnv TOT standard equipment. and every
'hins is hcins dome IN provide 10, ,hc
comfort and convenience " the mem
hcfs NJ the excursion
bNerN efiott should hr made M tho
rnn NJ those Interested to make tho
sixteenth annual ,tpie excursion , tnil,
f"ptcseniaii,e ore
sehedvs irdc~sd
W V Hafdle manager ~ the ,tsf,iy
huroNu. Who has charge ~ the tran.
rnrtailun arrangements. stated tfida,
mat the ftlsoo. Rock island and rof'
Smi'h western railrmds have IN,
'ureed the schedule ~ the ,rip ~ com.
/ piled b, the commlus. Thi. is.V.. IN,
NJ. X a r. Santa D, snd NJ. q n
tosds 10 he heard tfom A. .con q, the,
approve the schedule Il Will he mad,
| public
NJ Hariic s nov making tN,ilms,
reservations fnt the irp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
NEGRO TROOPERS REPORT
Aqua CALlENTES BRUSH

GENERAL rERsnlNG's CAMP At
tRoNT m MEXICO. April 1.,R, con.
tiet To- Columbus, y NJ Aphl 10
About 70 men Of the Tenth cavalry. y
negro regiment who we're In the nsht
With Wills bandits a. Asuas Csllentes on
Nptil /, arrived here Friday TOT rest and
~ uutnuing
The men we're sure they had Killed
no,v than the three dead covered IN
the nfficlpi icpnr, Three times the Nnls
tnrrea numbering shou, is0 attempted
to ambush the advance suatds The
Mcslvars fought With considerable mil
tafy strategy Not mote than three
,rcors " the Tenth participated In tho
nsht which lasted an hour and a half
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
HOUSE .PRON0UNCeS
ATTORNEY IN CONTEMPT

WASHINGTON. Apfli u \ house o..
lert rommi,,ss Friday submitted a ~.
roft terr~nounclns United States Atiaf.
hei Marshall " New rofk suiiiy "
contempt Sfut ctiiicislng hnus. sub.
rnmrit,ee investigating tmpearhmsn,
charges sssln.i him b, Rsrt...nts,i,.
Bnchsnsn Chairman Mnnn Informed m.
house hs Would request No action Tor
at least two wesh In ofdsf to sivs Nt
Marshall opportunity TO consider A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
APR0P0S "RE0RGANlllNG"
SENATE CONSIDERS SELF

WAsluNGrpN. Npru "a Tho senate
continued No.k Ftiia, nm the ,,np,s o-.
sanitation hill on the ulc limiting
speeches io ten minute, each This rule
win h- enforced until neat ruosis, ~
eruunn when rr1l action rr 40 amend
mcntA aud The tll Itself ls tn ns taken
Amendments offered hf Senate. smith
nf South Cntollns and senator t'ni-r
wcod " Alabama ~ provide ~ govern
mont nitrate plants iD furnish materials
Tor tho manuisrtut, W explosives s,in
Wer" pending wnvn the h'u was taken
up FRIDAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
ON HEARING or MEXICAN
CRISIS ARMY OFFICERS
F0REG0 THEIR LEAVES

SAN FRANCISCO. Aprl IA ma.
iori,y NJ the officers who arrived here
this week from Honolulu and the Philip.
pines rclinnuishcd all leaves II absence
I, became known today, when they
learned NJ the situation In Mexico Near
~ all the returning oi'icetr hy vifiu.
~ their foreign service had been giant.
I'd leaves ranging from thirty days 10
three MONTH. Among the arrivals were
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14

\ recent decision of the United States
supreme court iu IN, ctsc of N" Indian
Territory rmmlnatug on a Gas compnny
against the Hotc ~ ONnhomt apples
NnI, ~ trdrrnI agencies within the state.
1.'u'dlng 10 Assistant Attorney Gcnsfnl
John u llHrfisou's Interpretation Of ~"
opinion copies of Whlch were received
ttdp IN Oklahoma CITY
Tho state had sought 10 tax the I'm.
rncukrl, valuable oil and gns leases held
hN ne company on thousands ~ HrreA
ol band N the Osngo indian nation In
litigation that followed u decision favor
nul' ~ the state was rendered hy the
Oklahoma supreme court uud the ,ttr
then carried To- the supreme court Of
the United States
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
BOMB PL0TTERS
ACTIVE IN SOUTH

NEW YORK. arfil ~ Agents NJ tho
department NJ Justice and federal prose
uuluts Who already have elgm men un.
der arrest an rhnrses ~ attempting To
blow NJ munitions ships with flfc bombs
iill soush, Friday tho principals who
ufiginN'cd financed md directed the vi
legged conspiracy that resulted n Il.
charged, In fires ~ more than thirty
steamers
Evidence that. the rln,ters vrrc rr,lye
In Savannah and New orleans and nroh.
phy other cities VAS said IN have been
found and Instructions were sen, federal
agents In the two southern cities 10 he.
sin an immediate investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
CASUALTY LIST BRITISH
OFFICERS NOW 1882

LONDON. Nrfl ~ pfNOsrT casualty
lHis 'ur r'bunf, show that tho RfI'ish
army los' .t1 k.llod. 'o' wounded nud
r''r'n missing total " ~ This
brings the aggregate loss since the hc.
ginning ~ tho v1r 90 % osg. " within
1igo have hscn killed ot have died oi
wounds, 1855 wounded and 1857 are
miving M prisoners ~ w.r
In t"hfusr, losses we're heaviest In
the Indian contingent operating In Mcso.
poiamia and the p-rislsn gulf IN. 70.
turns showing sisty.ihtse Officers KILLED.
iii wounded and seven missing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
NOTHING FOUND YET TO
CHECK BOIL WEEVll

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE boil
wecvil Wil int'., the sntlrr rr,lon go.
,ion cf the south before ~ ptoste.. is
rhccked according 10 The report "
special committee ~ the Chsmh.t "
Commerce of the tniird state. mad. rub.
lie Friday Attempts TO DESTROY the
weevil b, SPRAYING and poisorinr have
met with scani success because the
weevil hores into the plant,
The annual rate ot advance is .ald to
var, from fort, to seven,, miles. ar.
cotdlng to conditions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
NITROGEN PLANT FEATURE
IN ARMY BILL VOTED OUT

WASHINGTON Artn 4, Senator Tn.
dvfvoods ptoposal tn have the govern.
mcn' sccur" process iot taking nitrl.
s~n from tho air NJ part NJ the army
reorganization was voted put Friday NJ,
tho senate" " w n The Smith amend.
mcn' 'uf u government nitrogen plart.
however, stlll remains IN he voted on
70 hasten consideration W ,hr hill the
srnair began enforcing its rule limiting
speeches 10 ten minutes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
Last Word on Submarine VIo-
IationS by Germany to Go
Forward in 48 Hours.
CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE
WILL ACCOMPANY REPLY
Demand of Good Faith and
Reparation Cannot Be De-
SCrlbed as UItImatum.

WASHINGTON April Ii-lt was
Indicated Friday that the next step In
the submarine crisis. probably the
sending 10 Germany ~ the cumulnll,"
evidence which III" nitcd States con
tends shows violations " Bcrlln's r..
snranccs, will hc taken Within the next
forty eight hours Development, are
expected to follow rapidly After =
prolonged cabinet meeting FRIDAY II
was announced that the communich
ton 10 Germany would 80 forward n
planned. probably within the noNi
fort eight hours II was said the cnsc
was complete without the affdaylts
which arrived Friday on the steamer
s. Paul
lot Quite an Ul,lma,um
The csidcnt and the cabinet arc
agreed That tho presentation of facts
shall 4 yocomronied hv definite and
final Mnisnd Tor evidence of Germany's
good faith aud Observance ~ her guar
sntees. hpt probably viii he accompanied
ds<VK. "o o,.maru@
Th@" vidoncc collected hy Secretary
ignsiug was placed before To cabinet
Friday Affidavit on m" SUSSEX case
witch rriv' Friday on the steamer 81
Paul Rrfc mo- before the cabinet hut II
sss SAID other evidence was 30 complete"
that they were not entirely necessary to
the preparation q, the case ~ tho United
States
The president and cabinet showed no
disposition to lrt the Mexican situation
postpone action on the submarine qu"s-
tion
How Note IA Regarded,
Administration ON. t"gifi tH"
German mote NJ virtual nd-hs'ion That
the SUSSEX Was torpedncd should Ger
many fail un"'miNocallN to admit attack.
Ing the vessels with American aboard,
neglect 10 punish the submarine COM
mandrr who destroyed the SUSSEX nr
take no steps To- show evidence NJ good
faith. action ~ drastic nature probably
viii follow
Senator stone chairman NJ the foreign
relations committee was expected %
confer with rtes icui wilson and Sc re-
tar, Lansing regarding tho situation u
Ahs ~ along been stated that should
The situation reach the point where dip
lomstir relations between the United
States and Germany could no longer
continue. Preside II Wilson would lay the
entire matter hcfu.e congress
The American government, according IA
report from Paris. now has the infor
NATION obtained b, The French govern.
meni which led "a the assertion that tho
steamship SUSSEX Wns torpedoed hv a
German submarine Pun details. even "a
The name ~ the commander and mum.
her ~ tho -uhmarlue have been com,
muniraird pu,Hiol, tp the American Eny.
rrumcui
II If understood that some ~ ihe frg
mcnts of the instrument witch caused
tho explosion. found on ~" SUSSEX hrN'
imprinted German letters pnd words In.
dicating the town where n wns made
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
-oueLv tsmpseAruet.
WASHINGTON FORECAST.

OKLAHOMA Tonight cloudy. min In
south po-,ion. colder IN cAs, portion
Saturday partly cloudy. warmer IN vest
portion.
AANsAs-par,p cloud, tonlsht and
saturday, probably showers In scu,h
portion. warmer sunday and In north
and wss, portions tonight
AitkANsAs-r runish, rain and colder
saturday. rain ln south portion
WEST TEXAS Parity cloudy. colder
IN southeast ruf'ioni Saturday fair.
warmer ssc,pt In southeast portion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
WIDOW GIVES 700 ACRES
FOR SANlTARIUM SIZE

NIW ORLEANS. Npul II a Ein ~
the southern Sociological congress of
'n' ACRES NJ lpud near NthCVillr \ g..
tn h' used Bs the location NJ ptn.
posed large tuberculosis spnitarium Tor
The south was announced 4, Mucisls
" the congress iu session here Friday.
The El'' was made d, Mr. " " SAL.
ford wealth, widow N TO, SpfIng,
North carolina sh" ''so save tinooa IN
cash as tho nucleus NJ fund to ~
raised tu otrr' the hospital and build.
Iura
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
DIFFERENCE OVER SUGAR
REPEAL UP TO C0NFEREES

WASHINGTON Aprl 4, The senate
deast"emenls over repeal N the 'rre
sugar clause NJ The tariff law wcn, Fu.
dnN iN ronfcfcss NJ tho tvn houses \
scunte amendment would deter nu,iiiC
sussr On the free st fnt inut year, from
Ma, ! The houso hill would defer y IN.
definitely Revenue between $50 Oo0. roN
and $50 oo0. oon year n involved
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
MAIL Asp rsvir sslfso.

LONDON Apfil "a The sc-ndins v,.s.
,metican line steamship Waited states
he's sfi,ed NJ Chti.isns having lsft
oua haes ~ nsfcei mall =, kirs~sn
hi order N the iniiish authorities there,
sats Ccpsnhsssn dispatch Tho de.
Igtch hdds iha, g. 40 hsiea ~ Can.
icfnis fruit ~ets slso taken frem tho
vessel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
MAY PARALLEL
SUSSEX EPISODE
British Steamer lnverl yon
Sunk tuesday; an Amer.
can Among Rescued.

QUEENSTOWN. Nptn n aCarsin
rharl,finn and steven men ~ the nf.is
ish steamer ln,v'l un we're landed ~.
i,t and reported that their vessel had
been sunk BE-, submarine nr russisv
afternoon On. NJ the members ~ ,hs
rfrv who was rescued " an American,
William los. Another bost from tho In
,rflton containing eleven men IL miss.
tWN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
W0MAN'S SUFFRAGE WILL
BE VOTED ON IN CANADA

VrCTORiN y e., Artil ii-Accordinr
IN an announcement b, Premier nnvssf
= referendum on woman suffrage will Ne
taken NJ tho coming genera election and
II tho electors approve. woman NAV
vote after Ian I. 1917 The premier paid
tribute 10 the work " women during
the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
RATE BOOSTS ON
FRUITS HELD UP
UNTIL AUGUST |
Interstate Body Relieves,
Temporarily, Producers
and Shippers Fears.

Oklahoma tI''1ns Who ,rc fond ~
hur,ins their cars lv tho svec, mink pulp
NJ the d"lec'ablc watermelon. who 10
light m plsH'n Home Sweet Home on
r"Nas-groWn NoclO F1rl cantcloupc
Who doto ON making their faces stick,
from tho Juice 20; m, first peaches ~
the year %. who think NnlnnlH lAlds no
delight equal 30 that which comes 10
tho fortunate one privileged to III before
dish ~ rich fcl strpw berries coated
thick with sugar and swimming In rlo,-
tod. yellow cream drew one unanimous
sish NJ r"lcf fridrr morning whom Hu
Associated Press dispatch from Wash.
lnt'on came into ih. 0f'iD" NJ The TiW"s
saving that scheme On tho part ~
rrp" tl,plN ever fR'lroad In tho south.
w'si 20 raise the frcigh' rates On those
tindr'i ,omwudtt.. hpl boon frustrated.
i'Wrp'aril, Ht lrr.t. hf the Interstate
commerce rrnmissinu
The proposed irDrcnscs r,ug"l f-1w
To- % percent and applied tu fruits
md vegetables grown IN TeNns ouis-
lana. Nlasisslpp. NrkansRs and Okl,homa
and shipped IN chicago rni ~ Louis -
veil Ns to Oklahom, cav from out
side points
oules Protest..
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
THE WEATHER.

local. FORECAST Rain this after.
moan aud tonight Saturday generally
fair and warmer
OKLAHOMA Tonight cloudy With
rain IN south portion. colder IN rs-, pot
ton SATURDAY partly cloudy with watm
er wrRthcr In west portion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-14
More Than 10000 Regulars
Guard Frontier. Browns
vile to San Diego.
BATTLE IN PARRAL MAY
HAVE BEEN DESPERATE
Carranla'S Note Creates Only
Mild Interest Among
MeXiCanS Themselves.

EL PNSO To1ns. Aprl II Moro than
l'"n1 uitri states regulars are guard-
ing the M,nrau border rIam Browns.
tiIlr. 1p1f, tp San Di'go. tnl while
hurried troop movements sOuthward
fom Columbus s. NJ show that the
lNu' oi communications reaching oyor 900
milo. into M"ur" ~ the advance guard
of General rorsningf evolutionary
force ia being rapidly slfongtro oncd 10
meet nnf emergency
American r'uur afr watching IN.
rulpro prr. which loads from sonOrs
INTO the 'oHf Gandcs district of chi-
nuHhuH state FOR appearance ~ General
A-nulfp Gomol commanding body n
500 'burna infantry ana cavalry
G"ncrnl Gom't 10 waiting orders from
tho Mexican minister of war. General
pbrcgon. 10 meet him I'm Chihuahua for
M" announced putpofo ~ taking up tho
pursuit ~ Nilln Ir the event nf trouble
with a., de- n,tp government General
Gomez would be- Zoo position to striko
the lin" ~ American communications at
Ctsns Grnndos
Concerning Fight at PARA.
official pdyirrs giving details NJ ih-
fight Nt pnrrnl. Vhrr' detachment o'
y" American '"'"l yW'h were attacked
!. ,'i''I. '', .IH' 'hNl.NNN 'N'l'ed'
N'Nl''n '"nr" Nnhi'' Gar" " hNd no
'"i'h'f Information man "hf contained
In the message from General Obrcgon
There are unronfrmcd reports that
tn" battle ia IHUal Nns more desperate
than Indicated M the Mexican official
advice and that +, tasted for three
hours un" report had " that moro
than lu0 Mcucan civilians ana Carrsnza
soldiers vcfr Killed and wounded md
that ono American soldier vps Killed
and several wounded Tho Americans
were said tu hnyr used machine gun
An the bLiIe
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