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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
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- Nns Sort @ortb miro genet
oct, oaB mebrere Der BORT einmiin-
oenoen 8abnen, bauptiddlid1 Die
Santa Sc uno Die 3eros & 8acific,
I'M Safe es gum Streif fommen ioa-
tie, ben @erlud MAIDEN miiroen, me-
nigitens 5mei Toit5iige tdglih lat
ZEN SIT ~lalfen. Die 3uae, iomie Dos
Bug : 8erlonal ioqen ourA oepu-
tierte gnnoes- Wori61ac beidiitt
meroeit.
Die Mitglieoer Der IN Soaitor
t%agenoen n4merican 6loriIts' Milo
cation" b~eenoeten lire Situnger,
nit einen @nsfluge mad oem
Shladltfcloe bon San Sacinto, mc
Elm 0ro6es Barbecue" ~nbgebalter
nnroe. Die 8lumengartner erpdbl.
ten oie ~fcIgenoen 8eamten fiir lire
rationale 8ereinigung: &o6ert 6.
SEER, 6oulton, Traiioent; Abrabanl
8. Wtiaer, Sarnaica, Gong Sslano
q. 9, gice.9rdiioent; Sobn 9ouug
Rep 9orf, Sefretdr; Sobn Sucof
Seb, Omaha, 1eb., Sdabmeiiter
@iaiom =. @hoe, @aibingtor, gle.
pr1ientant.
8as State 0epnrtement o.
a~grieultnre4 IN 4uitin madt be.
fannt, oaB BON 0iQep, 5rio Goimtn
10 Sonnen Wesquite 9obnen al;
GferOeflltter ~oerIanht limo: Die 9ob
men muroen fiir St4 pro Come
perfauft lino fonnen entipeoer gan.
ODER grob geidroteu oerfiittert per
oen. 9obner. Die fir ldugere Gel
ge6alten Deroen foaen, miiiTen mi
Shpefelfohlenftoff (Sigb 2ife) aim
lid mie oos aorn bebanoelt tperoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
@ns Der StaStbaGe.

,sn ser Situng an 8onneritag
luuroe Die Sroinan5, melde Der sc.
g. & 6. 8abrl Die Die Terminal
&oilpap auf SO Sabre sepadtet bat,
Dos @egere6t ourd Die Staot en-
teilt, 5ur eriten 2eiung eebraft. Die
betr. @eielihaft bot Gle, Die Sroi-
mans mgenommen 5u ieben, Oa tie
init ben Mrbeiten gum 2egen Der
@eleile uno Ban Der 9epotgebauee
beginner min. Cine @n5abl 8euob-
ner Ser @eltfaa @perlie naren NIT
ibrem @ertreter, Wr. Mubrep, att-
meIenb. Sic periu6ten ballptiahli6,
in bic Srbinans cine 8eitimmung
ein5uidieben, bob Die &ompagnie fir
irgenb pelden ettpaigen S6aOen,
oen ibr @tgentltm erleibet, @iirg-
gfdaft itelen miiiie. Der anipa!t Der
&ompagnie bebolptete, oaB Die @e-
feaifaft Dies gang enti6ieoen niht
tun tonne uno tun mer0e, Ga lie
oaourd] in ibren Sinan5operationer
gebemntt miro. Ser @ntrag llbr's,
Dob oie @runbeigentiiruer in Ser
8eitfan Mbetue S1abeneriasfleeel
innerbal6 feds Monaten eeger Sic
Babn einreihen, inn Safe ibr Gi-
aentum gelddoigt poroen tit, eri6ien
Dem @ertreter Ser gabn nllannebm-
bar, Ga cine foI1e &lauiel i'm 6rei-
brief ben 8erfauf Der gonbs iiitie-
rem niiroe. llbr sog borauf oeu
antrag 8uriid. Die Sroinan5 miro
ntntb 5tuei Mal perleier, ebe tie atge-
por1nen miro. lambert linb l1br
hueroen beauftragt, Ole Soften fin
Ole MnIage zines SdieBItanoes i'm
tSradeariogc Barf 81 berednerl. Die
Electromagnetic in ser NoIan
StruBe, BON Ser ltnterfiibrung Bis
Sur Yine StraBe, miro aif 80, att-
itatt aiF 33 SUB feiteeltellt. go.
Stebes & Spns erbalten GrIalthtis,
elm Seitengeleife in Ser @alnut Ctr.
bis az ibren 9ieoerIagen am SIM,
let 8rDot st perl1ttgern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

Man eripartet, oaB Der Stnrm
abeitte Die @plffiiite erreiden miro
ano bat oesbalb Corpus 9briiti mo
gropispiae Dor einenl @irbelIturin
gefDarilt, oa man annimnlt, oaB Der
Sturm lid) gegen Die Wiiinpung oeS
Gio @ranDe meuoen miro. Sturm-
1uarnungen iino an Der gail5en &iiite
entlung gege6en. @ir meroen IN It'll
Sfrer @egeno beiite abeno un6 NOR
gen bofit mabrideinlid itarfen
Mino mo Heaen baben.
Gin eigentnmIid)er Automobil-
llnfall, Der inoeiien 5iemlib sliiflib
~abgelaufen lit, ereignete iih am 9on-
neritne abeno nod 9eenoigung oes
Wilitar : &onSerts alif Dem unteren
Yoiten bon Sort Gam Souiton. Gin
Mutomobil, oas mie es ldeint, bon
Feinem SpaBpogeI CUR @bfabrt nit
uoaer 8eidpinoigfeit angeorebt mar,
rannte IN 3tpei moere Dor linn iteben-
De Maidinen unb idob oieielben flint
3ebn SUB Dor iid Der, bis Die Iro-
%5eliion onrd elm piertes alter iiber
ben @eg itebenoes automobil einen
angenblid a~ufgebalten nuroe. Gin
8err $. q. 8lumbere benubte oieien
Mugenblid, in bas ourdgebenoe Ili.
tontobil 3u lpringen uno oasielbe ab.
5uitelen. 9er Better oes 0urd.
sgdngers, Serr 9. 9. Sonien, ser oie
aurbeF ieiner Woifine anorebte,
mur6e gegen oos Dor ibm ftchenoe
Iutomobil geqietlflt uno fiinfsehn
Sub melt 3tuiiden ben farambolieren
ben Moidinen fortgeihoben: 4er err
lit Terlebungen am red)ten Mrm uno
Der reften Seitc, 6ie ieood nif)t Re.
f,msqefdbrIif iino. SEER SnnIen i'll
Der feiteu lleber5eitgiing, oaB, p1h.
reno er oieGurbel umorehte, elm I'm.
befltqter in fem 9lttomobil qeiprun,
gen lit uno oasfelbe alf i'm fos lieB
= Ser i'm ct. Mntbonp Sotel ia.
gen0e n@ooo &oaos GonereB" bel
ON Domteritog 8tpei Sibungen db
in oenen 6orouf hingeorbeitet fpur.
De, elm vSigbpan Department" fin
0en Sfant Seras si idaffen. @oit
perneur 6erguIon itebt oielem 9fan,
moluoIleno g~egeniiber, e6enIo nit
rim aroBer 2eil Ser Senatoren unt
Hepr1ientantet, 5untaI biele unierei
NeaisIatoren Der Soutbern Sigbpat
Mifociation anseboren. sn oen Ser
Dmnoiunoen ipliroe ausgefi9rt folnu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
Euif mad Der aIte1r 6eimat.

Die nddJiten neutraIer 9ampfer.
Die Boitiahen fir DeittffIanb UNI
Seiterreif-llngarn BON SEEM gort
mittebmem iino:
&ingborg, 9ienitoa, %. ausuit.
Stem @miteroam- 9onnerltaa, "a.
@uguit.
ariitimiafforo, 9onnerftdg, "a.
auguit.
1stof6olm4, @o%tberr6ura ~.
SeDtember.
@s lit notpenoig, Den Namen oes
betreffeaoen 9ompfers groB nnb
oeutlih auf Dem 8riefumI9laa gu
permerfen. Sober 8rief lolte Der
art marfiert tperoen, oo er ionit niel-
lei6t auf neiltralen 0ampfern bef0r-
bert miro, Die engliide Sdfen anlau.
fen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
5nr ueti5.

gMr eIaden nniere Serr, oeren A6oansment abselanfen tit, reht
orimaemb, ben idnloisen getras ntse9enb ein5nfnoen, on es nns nm
moalid 1T, Ben aansen Staat bereien st laien.
Niemano iolte bas @latt entsegennebmen, Der bas announcement
ndt fortsnieben uGnidt. limb init Der Nbbefelnng ioate Die Gtnienonns
Ses reierenbem Serages erfolsem.
Die 3eians lit elm @eihaft ne ieoes anSere nnS Sesbalb erlanben
mir inns, aelesenti6 Medmnnseu a%ns5uidtfen, anf beren prompte Ses
5ablumg tur beiebeu 1miHen, BENIN ubne @elo lat Th fem @eidGft fiji
rem.
Sic Grpebitipn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

ee Seras nidt Elm ridtiges 9ano-
ftraBen : 9epartement babe, es ME
BEN ibnt BON &e6tspegen 5ulteben-
oett 3ul6uB aus Dem 5 Wilionen
Dollar 8unoes : Sono befommen
uitroe. Na1 Sen Sibungel1 madten
sic @eiuder einen Iusflug nab ben
MiIiioiten uno beIu6ten a6enbs 0as
Wfilitar : &on5ert ouf Sort Gam
Souiton. @egen 1000 8eiu6er, uel=
He urgefabr 100 Counties oes
Staates re%praientieren, iino gum
|aongreB e%ingetroffen.
Gen. Sltnlton bat Die 8etpob-
ner BON San @ntonio eingelaoen, iid
Die fiitf almohentli6 auf Dem Sort
Sam Sonlton abgebaltenen Garaoen
aft5uieben; BET jeoer 8araoe miro Elm
Negiment porgefiibrt. Die 2eiitungelt
Ser Mili5 : Soloaten foaen gang
olsge5eidnet fem; Samitag uno
Sonntag faat Die 8araoe aus.
= 40,722 Negltlare, 9S,500 9fi=
lt5loloaten an Ser merifanii6cr
@relBe. @o5u2
@m s., 6. uno Z. September
tperoen i'm 8nnoesgeb6uoe gramina-
tiouen fiir oen gipiloienit obgebal=
ten. 8erlangt meroen 9eamte fir
oa5 genfus-8iro, Sen 2eufDtturm-
oienit an Ser faliforniiden &iiite urlo
oas Notwithstanding 9epartemert
in Iuitin.
Gas v9erar gonntp Mepublt-
can grecutibe Committee" balt beltte
9ahmittag I'M 2 l1br cine Geriamnt-
lung in ser Smrs Safe ob. Wan
miro oariiber beraten, OF elm poG-
itanoiees republifanildes Gountp-
Sifet aufgeitelt meroen loa ODER
nidt.
Gin nit ben neueiten GerbeIie-
rltttgen ousgeitatteter Soipital5ug
BON IL MODERN eingerihteten @agen
tit auf Sort Sam SouIton einge-
troffen. @uf bemielben befinben iih
observation-disclosures, Mpotbefe, 9et-
fen fir 200 9raflfe iito giiros fir
ltno SanitGtsbeomte.
= auf 8eranlaiiung bon SnIpef-
tor Sobnion pom 8ure 5ooo & Drug
Department 81 auitin meroen oen,-
na6lt lieben WildpantIder Dor Srie-
oensridter Campbell pro5eiiiert ner-
ben. 9ie iieben Wilbbanoler iiro
augeflaet, Die Msild our6 3uias BON
8aiier perfalIdt 81 ba6en.
Erofeiior Miiniterberg iur
Gooiebelt = Brofeiior WiiinIterberg
fir 8ilion Ger u~geitbetifer" I'M
@eiBen @altiel- Irofeiior Miinlter-
berg fir Den &aiier. gs i6einr, Der
SEER Yrofeiior mill Der Shnittlaud)
auf aaen Suppen ieinl
Gurd) Sefbitent3Ioune elmer
Sdadtel Sdwefelbol3hen, Die nit
&bospborfuppen perleben parerL emit
itano I'M 5ntie BON s. @, 6agp an
Der guena 8iita StraBe Elm 5euer,
neld,es einenS haoen BON $4,000 am
riftete. 5euer gbef @rigbt ratet
alien 8etpobnern Der Stabt an, oieie
altmooii6en Streihbol5er niht mebr
81 benusen.
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gu bie( %perIanat.

@ait gum @irt, Der iebr triibIelig
o'reini6out): n@as lit Sbnen oenn
puiiiert, neil Sic gar 10 b~er6roiien
o'reinid)auen2
@irt: oSa oenfen Sic ii6l geeu.
lid mar BEL mir 8an8muiif; NADIA
BADEN r g'rauft uno mir g gang Sn-
bentar 5'iamm'9'idlae'n; tpie id
Damn 6rieoen itiften polt', boben
r mid audi nod berpriieelt uno
Jest ion i6 oafir fiinf5ebn @arf
2uit6orfeitsiteuer 5obIen."
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dem Mase Ieiue bIsheriae @eidyidte

dem MaBe eine bfsberiee @eididte
nitt oufmeife. Sbrelt aouis an Der
Spite, ieien Die 5hmabell nit pol-
lem Screen babel, ed5 9eIfe at
leiiten. gos iei Ser partifnlariitilhe
@eiIt, BON benz uniere 6einoe ipre=
den. 9ie nod Dor ms ~liegenoe
Strefe in benz 9uleiiIsfumpf uule-
res 8olfes meroe suriifgefegt sim
8ertraiien aitf nnIere 4rnff. Die
Heoe oes Miniiferprdiioenten fpuroe
nit febbdftem geifafl mlfgeHom-
men.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

Sun antpniD, seg., IS. @ug. ta16-
$rime gruoe Cotton Seeh Oil, SO
eeate net @dlune
Netp gprf, Is. Muguit- Spot, sells
bib; Nuguit. S9.15 unb 1926; Geps
TENDER, 1920 itno 1929, Sftober,
$9.91 uno 1882; Nobember, $8a45 uro
$9.48, 9e3ember, $S.47 uab $8.48;
Sanuar, S4.49 uns $3.50; Sebriinr.
$3.50 uno $3.50; Idr8, 1892, uno
SS.6S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18

gine anttport NOR, iotueit iidf
oies ermitteln lieB, Big 5reitae
nod nidt einsetroffen.
nDentfde 3tg.@, Stem 9rlenns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-18
L.okaIes.
@pranshdltlidles @efter.

Sir San Mntonio uno umgegeno.
Seute abeno uno SamItag, Gegen.
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lsarm-SroSnfte.
Uemufe.

VtuiuIC.
aartoffetn. Neue segas, 1925; Ca
%ifornin. 1925.
SiiBe aartoffeln, 86ite GIANT $f.75;
8urnpfin Gam, $2.25
3fpiebeln, California, $2.75 II. $500.
3tpiebelu, grim, per Sso. @ittoe[ 45c.
gobuen, Crime, 1925 per 8uldeI
Haoies6en. 40c T. 1 Ob0. eginoeI.
9lumenfo9l, &c nno 7c per $50.
9obl, $3.50 pet Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer, 81 per @uTAef.
Geqerie, Coo per Drbeno.
8eterIilie. 35c per Dbo. s9iinoeI.
8eeten 46c per 9tb. Sgiinbel.
@el6e 8ur5eta, Acc per Iuber6.
WeerrettiesB ursein. per RIO l2ht
gantalpupes, Gtanodr0, S2.25 per
Crate; Sumbo, S1.25 Der Crate.
Somaten, Tegas. 4 9orbe, SOC luib
90c.
gierpftan8en, $1.00 Der guidel.
SquaSh, SOC Der 9uihef.
aopfialat, $3.50 per Crate.
@ltrfen, per Crate $500.
Spinnt. 75c per guffeI.
Sfra, $1.00 fir 8ui6eI.
yieh.Marft.
Gan Mntonio, Ger, Is. Nug. 1916
&ilbe 1925 biz 1915.
9dIber $3.50 Biz $3.50.
S6ieu $3.50 biz $685..
ct. Qouis, 1S. G1g. 1916. - 9finos
bie6. Serass@ie6. $3.50 Bis $3.50.
S6tpeine $3.50 biz $10.65.
JeIe.
anaorassieaen. Der $50. 70 Ga
Iuqcras9 ieaen beihdbiat s gts
S4ute.
Ghipere bonn EhIddter ....22 CITE.
0eidte BON Shldhter 20 gts.
Grim aefofaere ..........t3A ST.,
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
MICHIGAN GETS
NEW WORLD MARK
FOR STRONG MEN

ANN ARBOR. Mich Jan. % r..
N Johnston Ntch.ear strong
un. broke tho world record yes
',rlas according TO urrfictu ac.
counts Bic scored rHEs points
which is f22 points better than tar
Did record Johnston -..-as~ was
due TO his remarkable 4rr and
strenEth IN legs and aaaE he
r-rrsd e>. e,b bis reh- hand
and 2Eu Ntu his Iet. Ills leg ljt
n'alef .IfH points while h.s back
u't Was u>. nua5s The former
record hoId goo. of Vale. could
grip orIy '4" v..r fHsr land u5
could .r oa.t t# HwHI-
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
Jackson Gets Scared.

VI weltucd thar
Joe Jackson might decorate box seat o1 ' t' ' summer
n and publicity which
steadily hrakng batting and basesiea ns a.o r'ehe
under the hide of th -luggng mouuaueer For
this a
htched r.
He Mineral Wells.
p t
kinds OF conditioning
We
month before when
Uncle Joe is Doe zhapehang
There is should De fIHHs
White hU %
IS a
well other =
MY injured bothered % 81
had much TO do with slump az baf but suu hh aaar..e
mark 10 ambition
be fault II l' April T.
a Mineral a
condiu
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
CLAIM
SHOOT RECORD

EAST I.ASsING. Mich Jan lH-
Michigan Ags'es arc confident that
rho shooting ~ tHe rife alag
'erdag established "A new record for
intercollegiate oompeti'rr under
,hs National RIf" aeeG.Hfw SIX
members oS the team sHat perfect
scores vcaterdas IN tbc match with
-5e Naval academy Tho 14Iseye
heroes arr 81 y Harmon S. J.
Patch. r ID Kear 70 W Herrase.
+ a Re-ry and r. A Pennington.
only 0Fe of The scores stu Doe
counted r fhr almma.s
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
A Genuine Athlete


boys VINO are physically Handicapped We AL " greatly interested
H I-o
that n a
he
OF al uI
Indianapolis a
who IS o al
O
n
OF
school
IDENTIFY presence anybody
an
with
hop
sort Of athle o whom sport well be proud
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
Something for Murphy to Beat.

ARNEss racing records these DAYS are changing a aH The
still couple Of records that have stood for many n
a Both
and the other modern of the nsmen clan John
who
world
the
a
hod
O of
10 IL. n
Goldsmith Maid a.
O
Is in charge Of a ock
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
Those Club Smokers.

NHis note should settle oonroyersz now -.s1E IN ..- >
their members az which short bouts have been staged h
=.
Objectionable,
made smoker
There brutality
match that could badly punish
a (
regarding the comparative ability OF good lighters
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20
.'NIorrie" Must PLAY

NHARLEY Comisk DEGREES that there chance
IS l mar
v i Western sass
a here
he
Sox about week before McGN touch Tho Denver Job
would
excellent
landed "a he
American association for expected Haf sack Hcna-.
In l a
"a ar "a
sed N 70 % 20 Ug
The Detroit times., 1916-01-20

III y NVDENTLY Cap IUetoH ID F.. .
- allow himself hurried ID H
III 4 t
"a U d a .
club De- rcnEthened
sentimental
boz w.
hereafter Huston q
p Hu g. 81.
la sam I T. r r r
from Maryland made home
After listening to Har Sinclair quote price. H.I.... e..
is Inclined TO think thar there e..
player market
6.ou0t "a putr.s rar..rl
10 so % our head rremHur' hanla h ipu, .t
daYs = indianapois This eea
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30
THE PREMO KODAK

An effort was made early in the
morning to storm Santa Rosa hill
and capture the artillery. Gen. Con
zales Cuellar's infantry remained
quiet and allowed the bandits to
approach within easy rifle range
before opening fire. When the ad-
vancing men were close, Cuellar's
men poured a murderous fire into
the first files, following this with
volleys at intervals of one minute.
The result was another retreat.
The wounded are being picked up
and the dead buried by volunteer
and military Red Cross squads.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30

to ourselves the right to treat her
invading bandits as they should be
treated, chasing them to a finish,
II necessary, unless Mexico gets
right into shape to do this herself.
This will serve Mexicos interest as
well as ours and 1t will be the
strongest possible deterrent to
raids.
1--WE will help her to get into
shape IL she can understand that
we mean to be her friend. The
world wants a new Mexico, where
the poor and ignorant will have
better chance, To this extent the
world Is with the revolution. But
revolution must not mean anarchy"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30
GUARDSMAN WRITES TO
FORMER ABILENE FRIENDS

The following letter was received
by ]. A. Tufts from Harry M. Peck
formerly of this city but now with
the New Mexico national guard or
the border. Mr.. Peck is the son Of
Mrs. Jess Chase of this city.
columbus, N. M, Nov. 22.-Have
little time before l go to bed, SO
will write you a few lines. We are
still on the border and I guess we
will be here some time yet. We are
on the Jump all the time doing
outpost and guard duty. It is get
ting very cold here now at. nights
and the boys have hard time to
keep warm out away from town
where they won't let fire be built
We had all day yesterday rain and
snow, today is a little better.
4 was promoted to captain the
9Th of this month and assigned to
the same company that l was with
since l came down here. We are
getting along fine with the COM
pany. We will have a dinner on
Thanksgiving that will cost us SIS
or more and it will be some dinner
can tell you. Most of the boys are
getting to be pretty good cooks; we
give them all a chance to learn.
81 was up to Albuquerque for
ten days this month, but ten days
5 not very long when a fellow has
not been home for a long time.
Don't think that / will get home
again soon for we are very busy
here One can't tell much about
the Mexican situation down here.
There is too much said. so you |
ant believe any of 1t. We are still
n the tents yet, can't get any lum-
,er to fix them up with. My pay is
300 a month now. That is not bad
think. Wish it would last a long
ime. could save a little money
hen. Well. 1t is time to get to bed
or here one must get up early in
he morning, rain or shine. every
ay in the week"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30
MACHINE GUNS
DEFEAT VILLA
Bandit Leader Repulsed After the
Fourth Chihuahua Attack
GOVERNOR TREvINo WOUNDED
In Another Attack ON Chihuahua
Yesterday Villa Was Repulsed
With Heavy LOss-Red
Cross ON Scene
Juarez, Nov. 25.-Francisco Vii.

Juarez, Nov. 25.-Francisco vii
la and his bandit forces resumed the
attack on Chihuahua City at day.
break today, according to Carranza
officials, marking the opening of
the third days fighting i'm Villas
effect to wrest the chihuahua capt.
tai from General JacintO b. Trev.
mos constitutionaIist forces.
Chihuahua City, Mex, Nov. rs
Another attack by the Villa bandits
from the east was begun at o'clock
and was repulsed, as were previous
attacks made by the bandits, with
heavy losses to attacking forces.
The machine guns again did
heavy execution in the ranks of
the bandits, who crept up from the
east under cover of a deep arroyo,
or dry wash. The dead and wound
ed were left on the battle field, as
was done in the previous assaults
When the enemy broke and ran in
disorder the heavy artillery took up
the brunt of the fighting as the
machine guns were outranged.
General Ozune, commander OF
General Trevino's cavalry. pursued
The bandits and completed their
rout.
Among the wounded was Cover
nor Francisco TreVino. brother of
General Trevino. who was shot in
he hand. Two officers of General |
rrevino's general staff have been
oiled. The body of General Julio
Acosta, one of Villas commanders,
vas found west OF the city, as was
lIso the body of Andres sada, VII
as secretary.
General Acosta was killed by &C
ion by Colonel Cadera Of the Car
ANA cavalry column. during the
ayalry engagement yesterday. Cen
raj Trevino. though wounded. was
a personal command.
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy in
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30
U. S.-Mexican Conference Comes TO
End After Long Session
WITHDRAW THE TROOPS SOON
Gives U, 5. Right to Punish
Invading Bandits-Help
Mexico Regain Power

Atlantic City, Nov 25.-A pro.
tocol providing for the withdrawal
of the American troops in Mexico
and for the patrol of the border
was signed by members of the Mex
ican-American Joint commission yes
terday afternoon.
The protocol provides Tor the
withdrawal OF the American troops
commanded by General Pershing
within forty days of the date of its
final approval, unless by that time
the conditions in northern Mexico
have become such that the Ameri-
cali border is endangered by ban
dts. The control OF the border has
been left to the respective armies
Of the two governments, each to
patrol its own side. The question of
cooperation on the border is left to
the commanding officers of the two
armies on the border.
Incorporated in the agreement
was the admonition to the Next
cans that this government would
reserve the right to pursue across
the border into the Mexico any
bandit force that had crossed the
boundary line into the
United States.
The statement follows, in part:
THE full policy Of the United
States with reference to Mexico is
not to be stated in a phrase. or in
my protocol or series OF protocols.
We are to come out of Mexico just
IS soon as we can 'decently and in
rider and because we have other
Use for our troops who are there.
But this is only a beginning to a
,olicy which will make a Mexico
hat we can live with.
THE border troubles are only
Mexico needs system
reatment-not symptom treat
ient. She can give it to herself and
70 hope she Will We shall reserve I,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1916-11-30
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Millions Use Red Cross

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Red Cross Ball Blue. Each year its
sales increase. The old friends use
It and tell others. Red Cross Ball
Blue will make your old clothes
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