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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-23
MOBILIZUOJA MILICIJA.

Washington, D. c. Valstiju
milicijq prezidcntas pasauka tar
nauti prie Mexikos rubeziu, mes
Suvienytos Valstijos, matyt. lau-
kia tikro susikirtimo su Mexika,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-23
ZAIBAS BAzNYcIA
ISNAIKINO.

Lamasco, KY. Lake perkun.
JOS zaibas uzdege 6ia baptistu
bazny6iq. Sudege ne tik baznv-
ela, bet If sale buvusi masonu
susirinkimp trioba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-23
Dideji kare.

plotuS, ko neuzglna Jau nel aus
trai. Jie giriasi sumusimais, ma
tyt mazesniu rusisku raiteliu
(turbut kazoku) daily, bet prisi-
pazista, jog rusams atidave jau
istlkro Bukovinos sostine, miesta
CZernowitZ. Is gero taip svar-
biu micstu prieSui nieks neati-
duoda. Tas rodo, kad austrai j
gyne, mes keli rusq pra-
neSimai apie 10 paemima pasiro-
de neteisingi. Matyt prize 10 ejo
labai smarkus muSiai ir austrai
is 10 net kelis kartus isiverzu-
slus rusuS iSstume. Dabar vie
nok Czernowitz yra jau galuti-
mai rusq rankose, ia ir austrai
pripazista.
Vadovas rusq kariumenes, vel
kiantios ant piet-rytinio fronto,
generolas Brusilov, eina Wis to-
llau, stumdamas austrus ir vo-
klccius. Daugelyj vietu jie grie-
besl kontr-atakq, bet visur tapo
atmuSti, bereikalo vien nuzude
daug kareiviq if ginklu. Nuzu-
de CzernoWitz, austrai traukiasi
Karpatq link, kad per pcrejimus
juose prisigricbus j Vengrijos
lygumas. Mieste Czernowitz ru-
sans teko 1000 nelaisviu ir kc-
hos deSimtls lauko ir revolve-
riniu kanuoliu. Generolas Kale-
denes (gal lietuvis Kaledinis?)
austru kontr-atakus.
Prize Gadomicze rusai sumuSG
austrus ir 1000 ju nelaisven pa
eme. Vokieciai atakavo rusus
prie kaimo Swidniki, bet tapo
Kazokai ateme nuo
austrq penkias masinines kanuo-
les. Generolas Kaledenes lake
dabartinlo pirmyn zengimo ne
laisven paeme 10000 austru ka-
reiviu, 83 lauko kanuoles, 23o
kanuoliu irdaugybe
jam teko.
Prize miesto Bucac austrai me-
gino pirmyn zengti, bet kanuo-
liu suviais tapo isskirstyti ir pri-
versti grizti i grabes, is kurip
buvo iSeje. Lietuvoj, prize Dau-
guvos smarkiau veikti pradeda
rusu artilerija. Rusu baterijos
isnaikino vokieciu apkasus prize
Dvinsko ir j siaurius nuo ezero
Marco.
Kaip rodosi, austrai nesitiki
uzsilaikyti rytinej Galicijoj, todel
vel pradeda viska kraustyti is
Lembergo Ivovo). Rusai yra
nuo 10 jau tik 40 myliu Rusq
rankose yra didesne rusiniskosios
Galicijos dalis.
Ir ant piet-vakarinio kares
fronto austrams Wis nesiseka.
Italai baigia JUGS vyti is savo
teritorijos, toliau nuskristi isdri-
sta wien jq orlaiviai, bet ismete
kelias bombas, turi namon grjzti,
mes tuoj pakila italu orlaiviai If
austrai nuo ju bega. Italy orlai-
viai CANA daznai atlanko Austri-
jos pajuriq miestus If juos bonn
bomis bombarduoja. Italiski or
laiviai mete bombas j svarbiau-
sia Austrijos pajuriu miesta
Triest. Prizes italus austrai su-
lake pirmyn zengima, dabar wien
ginasi, bet nevisada ir tas seka-
ST. Is cia austrai nedrista siusti
savo kariumenes prizes rusus, mes
if italai nuolatai gricbiasi ofensyvo.
Smarkesni musiai ant to from
to traukiasi i pietus nuo Asiago.
Nepasisekimai ant rusiSko fronto
mazai atsiliepia ant austru vel
kimo Trentino apskrityj. Cia
austrai, kaip galedami, stengia-
81 prizes italus atsilaikyti, todel
is cia nesiuncia kareiviu pagel-
bon besigrumianciai su rusais
kariumenei.
Smarkios artileriju imtynes Ell
ma tarp Adige If Astico. Ke-
lose vietose italai iSvaike prize
salines austru linijas ir ateme
nuo jig ginklus. Austrai pradejo
smarkia ofensyva tarp kalnu Le-
.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-23
Metal XIV

Svarbus yra lr rusu pradetaS PR
myn zengimas Pinsko klampy-
niq apskrityj, Volyniuj, Buko-
vinoj If Galicijoj. Prize Verduno
prieSq pirmyn zengimas net ST.
silpnejo, mes nei viena puse, nors
daug kareiviq aukauja, kltos
iveikti negali.
Smarkiausi muSiai Verdun dis
trikte buvo prize Mort Homme,
kur vokieciai kelis kartus ata-
kavo francuzq pozicijas, atakuo-
Sc vartojo degancius skystimus
ir troSkinanGius gazus, bet ju uz-
puolimai tapo atmuSti ir tulas
vokieciu skaitlius nelaisven pa
kliuvo.
Smarkiai vokieciai atakavo
francuzq pozicijas j pietus nuo
Somme, bet turejo atgal trauk-
tbs. Ir cia francuzams teko tu-
las nclaisviu skaitlius. ArgOnne
distrikte buyo muSiai rankinemis
granatomis, bet be svarbesnlq
pasekmiq. Prize La File Mort
francuzai iSsprogdino nina vo-
kicciq pozicijose ir uzeme jos
padarytq krateri. Dideliq ka-
nudity suviai uzdege Challerange
gclezinkelio stacijq.
Ir prie Thiaumont francuzai
atmuSe smarkius vokieciq ata-
kus. Nepasiseke vokicciams uz-
puolimas ir prize kalvos $50, nuo
kur jie su dideliais nuostoliais
tapo atmusti.
Vokicciai pranesa apie CANA
smarkius muSius prize Francuzi-
jos ir BelgUos rubeziu, taipgi
Somme paupiuose. Vokieciai gi-
riasi, jog jie ateme francuzq pa
verztas pirma grabes. MuSis
Somme paupiuose atsinaujino ir
Xxi siol nepasibaige, bet nors jis
If pasibaigtq kurios nors puses
laimejimu, 10 iSeiga ant kares
persvaros netures.
Vokieciai megino atakuoti
francuzus prize Cailette giriq, bet
francuzq artilerija neleido jiems
is jq grabiq iseiti. Prize Mort
Homme francuzai paeme kilio-
metra vokieciu grabiu. Jie ke-
lis kartus megino jas atgauti,
bet tas jiems nepasiseke, visi
jq atakai tapo atmuSti.
Ant vakarinio kares lauko ME
ko svarbesnio neatsitiko, mes pa
emimas kiliometro, arba dar ma
ziau prieso grabiu negali but
svarbiu laikytas.
Apie atsiqstus Francuzijon ru-
sus kareivius, nei apie jq skait-
liu visgi nei jokiu ziniu nera.
Nezinia, kokiame fronte yra tie
su tokiu triukSmu Francuzijon
atsiusti rusai. Bet francuzams,
turbut, ne jie svarbiausiai pades,
bet pradeta rusq ofensyva ry-
tuose, kuri vercia Vokietija siu-
sti is Francuzijos savo kariu-
mene Rusijon ir per tai apsilpni-
ma savo pajiegas Francuzijoj, XIII
rias sustiprinti nelengva, mes
zmoniu kariumenen rankos pa
mojimu sutverti negalima. Kad
Vokie-ijai vyru pradeda trukti
(zinoma. jg truksta ir francu-
zams), ta geriaasiai rodo tas, kad
ten kariumenen paSaukta net II
metu vaikai, kuriuos, kick pa
mokine, siuncia ant kares lauko
uzkimsti kariumenej pasidariu-
sias spragas. Vaiku saukinas
kariumenen geriausiai rodo koki
Europos sunaikinimq gimdo ia
baisioji kare, kokias nenormalis-
kas gimdo salygas. Juk po ka-
rel Europoj truks vyrq.
Ant rytinio kares fronto smar-
kiausiai veikti pradejo rusai ir
Xxi Siol ju veikimas ncsusilpnejo.
Ant visos linijos nuo Pinsko
klampyniu Xxi Rumanijos rube-
ziu rusai muSa austrus If jiems
padedancius vokiecius; rengiasi
prize ofensyvo ir prizes vokieGius
Lietuvoj, bet iki Siol ten smar-
kiau veikti dar nepradejo. Bet
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IS AMER|K0s,
SENATORIUS NUSIsovE

Rock Island, Ind. Nusisove
senatorius Bailey. Pati 10 nuo
seial slrgo nervq liga. Tas, kaip
ii'anolna' il II privede prie sau,
zudystes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1916-06-23

"llETUW" SAYAlTIalS lAIESASTIS
Eina Pstny6ion,is, Chicago, az.
mefine PrernV ,ata:
Suvienytose We .iose....................S $500
hanadoje ir M like ESQ
Visose kitose sieSpatystese ............. $500
Prenumerata apmokama is virSaus Prenurneratos
nstas skatos nuo denos uzsirasymo NaLjg Ne
To- APsarsinmq kainq kauskite 1aiSku. Edresuokte:
a. OLS2EWSKl
! s2s2 80. haIsted 81. CHICAGO, ILL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
7
Exports for Wee
Include ThousSnoS q
Sacks of Foodstuffs.

approximately 1000 sacks Of corn and
5000 sacks OF flour have passed into
Mexico through the 81 Paso port dur
ing this week according to statistics
from the loca' customs department
One OF the heaviest expectations of
the week va passed by customs in
spectors at the Santa Fe bridge after
a thorough search for ammunition Fri
day. The shipment consisted Of 400
sacks Of corn and ZOO sacks of flour.
Il was announced at the bridge that
Schuster Brothers. a local commission
house, was sending the corn to Mex
leo. The FL Paso Storage Warehouse
Co., sent the flour. The Mexican in
charge of the flour shipment stated
that Chihuahua merchants were tax
ing out Of storage the flour which was
purchased some time ago from other
points than EI Paso.
Tuesday was a heavy export day. On
this date 265 barrels OF flour were sent
to Mexico. and four Ford automobiles
were allowed to pass over the interna-
tiOnal bridge.
The food shipments for the remaining
days were mostly flour, from Is to Is
barrels per day. Each barrel contains
1876 pounds of flour A sack OF corn
and a sack of flour each weigh about
100 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
P.75. B5ILDING
Motor Corps Camp On Two
Sides of Federal Build
ing; $50 Soldiers Out.

FL Paso was warIike Friday night
Around the federal building the army
motorcycle scout corps sat astride their
motorcycles or lounged in the sideears
waiting for a call from some part OF
the city for the flying squadron Of mo-
torbikes. On the west side of san
Jacinto plaza was a detachment Of
mounted infantry while down oregon
street. near the First National bank,
we're q number Of Eighth cavalrymen-
AT the police station four companies OF
the 23d infantry were stationed at the
police station while the usual detach-
uent of provost guards with their
rifles ever their shoulders were pa
trolling downtown. A total of ESQ
troops were downtown last night
Strike Precautions.
The street car strike and its riot
Ct Thursday night. combined with the
report that the fire extinguishers had
disappeared from the federal build
ing, caused the show Of troops to be
made Friday night. While no demon
Gen. Bell determined, early in the aft
ernoon, not TO permit any scenes SINH
lar TO the one Of Thursday night be-
cause Of the serious effect It would
have upon the border situation. The
repsrt of the fire extinguishers at the
fed$ral building disappearing also
cZsed the army to take precautions
against the building being fired The
motorcycle corps was stationed around
this building and the building was not
left unguarded throughout the night.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
CANANEA SdEETER 10 CLOSE
WITHIN 10 DAYS; mo POWDER

Cansnea will be Closed camp within
the next ten days, according to Ameri-
cans who have Just arrived from the
Sonora copper camp. After the de-
parture OF the American officials and
employees OF the Cananea Consolidated
Copper company, the Mexican officials
continued to operate the smelter and
to work up the ore beds which had
been laid by the Americans before they
left for the border.
New ore Is being mined and worked
at the smelter but the supply Of blast
ins, powder is growing low and viii be
Exhausted within ten days. AS the
embargo prohibits powder being sent
3across the border the Emelter will be
fprced to close when the present supply
exhausted. as the mines cannot take
more ore without powder for blast
terrifying is reported to be quiet in
pea. there have been no disturb
no American property has been
d and conditions are reported to
TnaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
Scout SpiLIsbury, Freed
Thursday, Returns to the
Front Saturday With Rifle

Lem SpiIIsbury, wearing a new SUIT
and a big Stetson hat, left Saturday
afternoon by automobile for Casas
Grandes and COlOnia Dublan to rejoiu
the Pershiug column as scout
Salisbury was with the Tenth cav
airy command at CarriZal and fought
throughout this engagement. killing
the machine gun operator OF the car
rama force. He was taken to chi
huahua as a prisoner and released here
Thursday afternoon
Spillsbury identified his rifle when
the American rifles were sent over from
Juarez Friday afternoon and he Will
take It back with him. Spillsbury has
been staying with MS brother Dave
Spillsbury here since he arrived from
Chihuahua
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
MI[lI
WITHIN A
Railroads Coope Per.
fectly in Quick E.
ment of TroO

san Antonio, Texas, July&-The
nOvemCnt of guardsmen to the border
under the presidents call for troops
June IS is being conducted more eff
Gently than ever before in the United
States, according to army officers at
feadquarters here. The trausporta-
tion aud routing OF the troops has been
n entire charge of the American Rail-
way association Routes have been
chosen so that the troops lot only
were forwarded quickly to their sta
tons but also in such a mariner that
ordinary train schedules havetnot been
interfered with and congestidn on any
one line has been avoided. The traf-
Gc has been SO evenly distributed
along the roads involved mat none
Eas been blocked and all have had a
share ir the business
In pursuance Of this plan Fart OF the
New York guardsmen were routed
through San Antonio to Brownsville.
y detoUr was necessary, out this de-
tour avoided cOnEesuing the shorter
lire with trains y hich il vas unable
10 handle.
Headquarters here has been in touch
with every unit Of the natl Onal guard
from the time it left Rehabilitation
camp until il reached destination
It has been possible to ert any or
ganization from its or al destina-
ton at any time and Sc it where its
presence might be mos scessary. A
representative Of the erican Rail
way association notifie headquarters
Of the departure Of train, the
number of men and an Is it carried,
the supplies taken alon nd all neces-
sary information At h main point
along its route anothe representative
Of the association rep ed its arrival
and departure and pN hble time of
arrival at destination. As a COnse-
Quence Of this information the quar-
termoster department has been able
to make every necessary preparation
without hurry and without delay
portion Of the New York guards
men, including the seventh regiment,
passed through san Antonio Friday
night. The first Illinois regiment
which arrived here Friday night will
be followed by the Second regiment.
the first battalion which is expected
about 5 D. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
GUARDS
REACH BORDER
Western National Guards
men Arriving on the
Border for Duty.

san Francisco. Calf. July west
ern Eatioral guardsmen today were
reaching military base camps scattered
along TIE Mexican border. Detachments
Of Oregon, California and Utah soldiers
have already arrived at the interna-
tional line and southbound troop trains
were leaving the various mobilization
camps
Both California and oregon militia
men are today patroling the line be
tween California and Lower California
and VIII be Joined tomorrow by a de-
tachment of Washington Euardsmen- 3
A troop Of cavalry and a signal corps
company OF the Washington national
guar1 arc due to arrive at Nogales late
Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
SERVICE FLAGS PRESENTED
TO COLORADO GUARDSMEN

Denver, Colo, Jeuly presentation
Of service flags to the various organi-
Eations of the Colorado national guard
by the Sons of Colorado featured ac-
tfvities at the mobilization camp to
day. A state flag was presented to
each organization and a national ser
vice standard to each headquarters.
With the arrival late Friday Of the
infantry companies from ROCKFORD
and Fowler all organizations are en-
camped at the state rifle range. These
include: Eight infantry companies,
four cavalry troops, three batteries OF
field artillery. two companies OF en-
eineers, one signal corps, one field
hospitaL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
g CANON ARE
SENT To NORTH
French Seventy Elves
Shipped From Mexico
City; II to Chihuahua.

Fort Bliss army officers were IN
formed Saturday morning that % field
pieces had left Mexico City for the
north. This information was received
in Juarez.
The exact disposition OF the guns
which are the IS millimeter cannon
which were bought in France, is not
known. It reported, however. that II
Of these guns viii be sent to Chihuahua
City, five to Ojinaga. five to Piedras
Negras and five 20 Monterey.
None Of the cannon. as far as could
be learned, are to be sent to Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
CAMP JOHN J. PERSHING WILL BE
NAME OF NEW MILITIA CAMP

Camp John J. Pershing is to be the
name OF the new national guard camp
in Morningside Heights. according to
a well informed army officer.
The camp is to be named in honor Of
the commander Of the punitive expedi-
ton as an appreciation OF the work
that he has done for the army since
the expedition left for the front, the
officer said.
Everything is in readiness for the ar
rival Of the troops. Water connections
have been made and the camp site
raked and prepared for the coming OF
the militia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
FINDS ELECTRIC FUSES
NEAR ARMY POWDER HOUSE

box containing a number OF cleo
trio fuses used for ignltinE blasting
powder was found within a few yards
Of the United States army powder
house near Washington park Satur-
day afternoon at ITO o'clock by Quad
alupe Lagunas. a labOrer.
The box OF fuses was brought TO the
Central police station where II is be-
ing held, pending an investigation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
PLASTERER FALLS 20 FEET;
OPERATED UPON TO SAVE LIFE

Falling 20 feet from a scaffold on
which he was working in : residence
on Alameda avenue. ". o. Hamilton.
a piasterer, sustained serious internal
injuries Friday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
He was carried TO the emergency
hospital. where an operation was per-
formed TO save his life
The scaffOld, according to witnesses
Of the accident. was supported only by
a few frail ratings and gave way IN
der the weight Of the plasterer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
WILSON WANTS NO
WAR, HE ASSERTS


Continued From Page One.)
ing that by university processes you
were producing the ruling forces OF
the world. I knew that all a university
could do, If IL knew its business, was
to interpret the moral forces OF the
world and let the young man who sat
under its influence know the very truth
Of truths about where 1t came from and
that no man could produce it unless he
felt in his blood every corpUscle spring
into delighted life. with the mention Of
ideals which have lifted men slowly,
oh so slowly. up the arduOus grades
which have resisted progress since the
world began.
Reminds Hearers of American Ideal.
so I have not come here tonight to
do anything but remind you that you
do not constitute the United States. that
I do not constitute the United States;
that 1t IS something bigger and greater
and finer than any Of US; that it was
born in an ideal and only by pursuing
an ideal IN the face Of every adverse
circumstances, will il continue to de-
serve the beloved name which we love
and for which we are ready to die,
the name America"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
WILL PAY MILITIA EMPLOYEES

Albuquerque. y. N. July I-Circu-
lars Of the Southern Pacific Railway
company received today announce that
employees who belonged 10 the national
guard on June Il. will retain their
promotion rights while serving at the
border and can resume their old posi-
tons when released from service. Full,
Ihree-quarter and half pay viii be al
lowed married, unmarried with de-
pendents. and all other employees, until
SeDremher 30
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
EXPENSE FOR MEXICAN
EMERGFaCY, SI25. 600. 600

washington. &c, July Treas
ury Officials wetA today figuring the
treasury's met balance for the fiscal
year, which ended last midnight to
determine whether a bond issue will
be necessary to- care for expenditures
caused by the Mexican crisis
The expenses incident to the Mexi-
can emergency already provided for
or estimated approximte s125, 200. 600
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
MEXICO GETS 1000 TONS OF
FOOD THROUGH N0GALES

NoEales, Ariz, July Nearly 1000
tons Of provisions have been sent over
the border into Mexico this week. II
was estimated today
Most Of the shipments have been
sent on south, but a considerable guam
tity is still piled up in the Mexican
town OF Nogales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
MEXICO SAYS @MEDIATORS"
ARE WITHOUT AUTHORITY

Mexico City, Mex. July THE for
eign office issued a statement today
that various individuals now in the
United States as members Of socaled
peace commissions have no authority
TO act for the Mexican government
Only a few score Americans remain
I nthe capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
TWO SAILORS FROM L. s.
CRTVgFR HURT At TAMPIC

Galveston. Texas. July 1.-Two Amer
lena sailors from the cruiser Salem
were wounded during a clash with
armed Mexicans at Tampico last Tues
day. according TO passengers arriving
on the liner. Dade from Veracruz today.
who received their information from
passengers on the Ward liner Monte
rey. TampicO to Veracruz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
MILITIA RELIEF
BILL IS PASSED

Washington. D. C.. July 1.-The Hay
bill. appropriating 100000 for the de-
pendent families OF national guardsmeu
called or drafted in the present emer-
gency, was passed by the house today
The bin. which now goes to the senate.
allows not exceeding $50 a month to
the dependent families in the disere-
ton OF the secretary OF war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
MEXICANs WHO LEFT Us
ARE REFUSED READMISSION

Douglas, Ariz. July 1.-Mexicans who
recently left the United states and are
now applying in large numbers for re
admission are being refused BY the i'm
migration officials The ground is
taken that the departure Of the Mexi-
cans after they had received guaran-
tees OF protection indicates personal
hostility to the United States
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
GEN. NAFARRATE MAY
COMMAND At MATAMORnG

Brownsville, Texas. July 1.-Gen-
Tmiliaao Nafarrats. commander OF the
Tamaulipas zone, has arrived at Mata-
Iloros and il is reported he Will sue
coed Gen. Alfredo Ricaut in command
there. Gen. Nsfarrate has been &C
Cused OF being strongly anti American
and OF having harbOred the bandit De
Ia Ross after the latter had attacked
Texas towns.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01
II[ITTI FROM
|, EAST ARR WING
hbulance Corps of Massa-
chusetts Militia First of20
Trains Due Saturday.

Massachusetts mnltIa was the first
TO begin arriving in FL Paso Saturday
afternoon, the ambulance corps of the
Massachusetts state guard arriving at
1880 Saturday afternoon The special
train bringing the ambulance corps
over the Santa Fe. went through to
Fort Bliss Immediately.
Troop trains are moving toward FL
Paso from the north and by night it
is expected that more than 20 trains
will have unioadcd their militiamen
in FL Paso and they win have marched
to Camp John J. Pershing in oSrning-
side.
On the Santa Fe four troop trains
are reported TO be on the Rio Grande
division. having passed Belen. New
Mexico. Saturday morning en- route to
FL Paso. Three Of these trains car
ried the Massac husetts national guard
Seventeen Trains on Southwestern.
There are II trains on the South
western railroad. according to rail-
road men and these are expected TO
reach FL Paso during the next p hours.
Because Of the censorship on troop
movements the exact number Of the
troops is not known
Batteries Here From TT. SUI.
Two more batteries Of the Fifth
artillery reached FL Paso Saturday
morning from Fort Sill. one OF the
batteries is composed Of four Of the
-Four pOint-seven" guns and the other
is said to be a battery of four three
inch guns. One Of the batteries was
taken to the fort and the other sent
downtown TO join the other battery
of artillery in the Cotton addition.
The batteries are said to be B and
C of the Fifth field artillery They
were brought to Ell PasO on q sDeCial
train consisting OF four passenger
coaches, six flat cars and four horse
cars The big guns were drawn to
the fort and the artillery camp by
the horses after the cannon had been
unloaded in the Southwestern yards.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-01

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