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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For Saie-ResI Estate
Country Property.

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10 ACRES fa- sale cheap. viii take car ia
PART payment j. BE- Crawford, fslota. Tex
FO8 SALE acres @ blocks from Ysleta
new school building. fine land address
owner. p. g. hoE $3.50. TO Paso. Tex
FOR >ALE-rvro SECTIONS OF land. i ana
IS. 81 uIoe- ef 81 Pas1 county TeNas-
Write THE Do .r'-s Company. Limited Shrevs-
port La-- for prices and terms
20 PER CENT On YOUR INVESTMENT
For sale. m- -for. huiiuinr and i'-a near
T.riuu- y. 81 Dr. -s leased Co reliable party
fer SO per month Terms $500 q down
balance payable il three years time See
owner Julius kartnr. rluu-Iiu. Texas
40 ACRES DOWN VALLEY
Only about miles down nea- paved
road and -n Cross road 4 bargain at $3.50
Ter acre. ou TERMS
JAY ?. KNOX COMPANY.
900 CarIe- bldg. Phone ee9S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

Two Groom bungalows and one
6-room bungalou. IN the 1000
block on Montana These must
be- sold az once. Viii sacrifice.
see Ne For Price and Terms.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For Sale Real Estats-Citz Propsrtr.



FOR RENT-Desirable offices In the Herald
building Reasonable rates. Apply 10 the
auditor Of The Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
SNAIL SUBURBAN FAR,IS.
>NAP-VERY CIOSF N.

>NAP-NERN CLOSE II.
on Rio GrauGr ST. 10 minutes walk from
postoffice- story rcd pressed hriri. has o
extra large rooms. lots Of hali and closet
room. sleeping porch and basement ON lo-
4H 10 f-.t. Ground alone Is worth $1,000
Owing 90 financial difficulties this very de-
sirable place must De- sacrificed a. once for
$500 Terms 20 desired
See HILL with
JAMES l. MARI ! COMPANY.
500 S1n Antonio ST. Phone 1850
WE ADVERTISE BARGAINS ONLY
\ BEAUTIFUL ROOM 81 NOALON, on
Bliss ST. with garage and heating plants
beautifully finished throughout exception
ally large rooms Cut from $3.50 90 $3.50,
S-7e down. 50 per month and interest
NEW : ROOM BUNGALOW. half block
o. Alta Vista school breakfast room and
large sleeping porch hardwood floors
throughout double floors Worth $4,000
Cut 90 $3.50 $3.50 cash SO and interest
\ DANDY > ROOM Bt NGALDN. Grand
View half block Of car and SCHOOL, fulI
size basement Price $4,000 500 down. $50
and interest
LOOK Al THIS , ROOM HOS cos
20 car block ~ paved streets $500 $50
down. E-a per month aud interest
TWO DANDY LOTS ~ 0KANDAIEN. au
paved streets paving paid. $500 r-r lot. s.
down ana So per month
TWO LOTS On BLISS ST; paved 500
each. hu- you viii have q" hurry
HAWKINS BROS, Phone $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

f-room tapestry brick Luuca-
Low sleeping porch % foot
front. ia the $500 block
S30O0-S30O CASH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
. BE>T BUYS N FL PA>O.
LOOK THEM OVER

. BE>T BUYS IN FL PA>O.
LOOK THEM OVER
rooms above vtrb f,lrniru-,. i1r,u.is,, Rert
$500 plr month $40 lo9- on San Antonio 4
80 Most modern ND 10 date home on
BIO G-and- ST. corner cost s1l GOO 10 build
$500 takes IT,
No 20 lois room, modern residence.
cost ro build s.>eo- viii selI house and
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VI 49, r-- am zr.,..rs5,, -,- ,,.,-,f 90 -
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M --p5a.e ~ mn, +c .rs+. f..--5-,.-e r,-o-
a--v 81 e.- r-.-, ...,--- i,..,--s- ,,-.,r-r st-a
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500 Do. f.-sI.7- -.-iir s..r .- -.--,s .- COCO
N. o. p5... az r.,ss,,.s -.--..,--,- az, fl,-s--
and - ,-.-.b $1,000 ,,.- foo. N si6e
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

ME~A LAND
SUITABLE TO DRY FARMING
$50 acres Do mi'. east of EI Paso; good
sol sUd near .sHH iu ,uitirsitioa.- VIII raise
d-g farming rr,.r- and with Oh I+rl- irrs-H-
tiou viii raise Gin. fruits. Price 81 per
acre uT terms
JAY ?. RNON COMPANY.
s01 CsrI-- bId- Phone --s5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

View rooms. gisss-d anc pia~tered porch.
oak floors and built iu features good lo,s.-
ton- $3.50 cash. $50 per month including in-
terest
SCOTT SALES L REALTY co.
f-f AiIli- tia- Phone - IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

Z
I FOR SALE-One Sedan top for Studeoaker
1 Z. 1916 model call 500 W san Antonio
} WANTED-Fort. Buick or other light car.
! for cash Address y $50. care Herald
/ FOR SALE chesp-Oue 1919 Buick truck
Phone 1913 5o2 Trust BLDG
/ WA$TED-TO BUY \ FORD touring car
I PHILLIPS REALTY CO. sos Mesa
( 1917 MODEL stude5aker for sale cheap
: Ihcue fssqI
/ WANTED-Used car. must be- in good con-
{ dition- not over $500 cash Address j. -s,.
care Herald
FOR sAIE-i0 horsepower roadster; must
20 this week. real bargain Alamo
Machine 90. Phone 1882
BARGAIS-7 passenger 1915 Hudson. S475.
I Lion drug store. corner chihuahua and W.
Overland
TOR SALE-One six cylinder. pass. auto
mobile. or Will trade for roadster Phone
i>fl or .fso-
WANTED and one passenger auto
5r Gg.a rzh Rom r. Hose Besuoat anu
For Sale-MoiorcycIes-
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MOTORCYCLE bargain Phone 500
1913 TWIN Indian motorcycle $50 Phone
Spears. -5g9-
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FOR SALE heating stoves Phone ESQ
OAK ceuaret suitable for office or home.
SECOND hand furniture bought. sold and
eNch H. kulier- -l5 = Stanton; Phi zi5s
WE Buy. sell and exchange furniture
WANTED Household goods. highest prices
paid Phone $685.
FOR SALE Furnished apartment. close il,
bargain u taken at once Phone 4sp7-
FOR SALE-Handsome large base burner.
used only few months Phone --->-
500 LEATHER davenport for sale cheap
fos r BIO ,irsnde
CASH PAID for second hand household
goods r H. >TERCHL s45 Myrtle. Phi 75--
FOR >ALE-Furniture room cottage and
sleeping porch cottage for rent. close in
FOR >ALE-Furniture. room COTTAGE
some mahogany. also Hoosser cabinet. 55is
FINE large Davenport; combination library
and card table. iron bed and springs
Phone -5f5-
NEW FURNITURE Of five room apartment.
apartment can b. IeaSal- BARGAIN u taken
tefore the first 81 Novenber- Phone 1-ll
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Sell-LiVeslock-Buy.
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FOR >ALE-MaIe calf. Phone 55e7-
wANTED-Fresh family cow, no Hols-sin-
Phone 4sf7J-
FOR SALE-Horse- buggy and harness Ma
dera Flats Madera street
HORSES. mules and fine Holsteiu bull for
sale 1903 Alameda Phone 1887
FOR SALE STANDARD bred mare for rid
Ing or driving CAN 1el- Trowhridge-
BAY STALLION. . years Old. for sale. Pm .
t71-N-
HIGH GRADE HoIstsin bull for sale or
trade FOR cow No I stock Phone Sos.
WILL TRADE horses 1 saddle harness I
and wagon for a Ford; viii pay difference- r
none -f9sJ-
FOR SALE-s0e head burro Jeunets. select I
large animals. suitable Tor work. uackiue {
or breeding, about hsff are broken s. 70 81 /
per head Iona Tira Ranch. phone Xslc-s B
FOR SALE cheap. OF wiz exchange Tor .
milk COWS or f@lfers. one seven year old b
1900 lh- mare and COLT one yaarliuE co-r
and one three year old mare. Perez Peter
man. Nsleta- Texas. phone so D. Nsleta-
FOR SALE-Snl-ndii high grade saddle
horse standard hret. bay. l---. age O. hand
some and well set up- sound. kind and F.
H-,lu-an. 10th iufantry- Columbus. NeT IT,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For Sale-ReaI Estate
Country Properly.

: FOR SALE or rent-Is55 s-1e acres. close in
I % center Of - Faso- both sides and top Nj
Franklin water year around. summer re-
] scrt amusement park. scenery. ssuarorlOum
I site no smoke. no dust. very little wind 20
acres can be divided into town lots. home
Z on east side can lease. high living al reduced
rates. can use home Tor half way station
and eating place. run burro route 20 tops;
tourists. small capital. small expense: Ia &c
I look in. opportunity is ripe See Dr T. D.
Strong 51s Roberts Banner bldg 81 Pas9.
For Sale-Farms and Ranches
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STOCK Farm. river front Uvalde. Texas.
trade Phone s-ll-
IS ACRES alfalfa ranch. good house. etc
I.ot far from Ell Paso- upper valley Address
box "a canutillo Texas
OWNER will sell on terms / section smooth
mesa land. one mile from Santa Fe Ry- sta
ton. and new country club site IN upper
valley. Phone Norman E Veazey. Fl Paso
Herald
DO YOU RAISE SHEEP
We have something 81 vital importance 10
you Drop in and let Us 40 over the propo-
sition-
HUGH T. HENRY co.
Morehouse block
100000 ACRE SHEEP RANCH
$4,000 sheep and fuli equipment extra fine
grass and an abundance of water -his is
absolutely The best proposition in the south
west Il VIII take about Sll3-oot 20 handle;
some terms given =. o. box l5s. FL Paso.
Texas
CITY OWNER wishes 10 sell upper valley
improved ranch that is a good producer:
127 acres. all under fence lis acres in cul-
tivation- mostly alfalfa, good bearing orch
ard room house. hog pasture. on main
ditch mile from station; implements in
property Address -f-- care Herald
For Sale-Roomjng HouseA
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Ee-I sI' p Niss'ir-
BOOMING hause Tor sale At 504is TeEas
Phone s69IW-
house for rent Phone ssssw
GAS STOVES on easy payments
FOUTz FooSHEE co.
FOR SALE-s room rooming house by
o7yner Phone 3-l7J-
- ROOMS. best location In city, first class
furniture: owner leaving. viii sacrifice.
BY OWNER class place. newly fur
niShed- steam heated all private baths;
very select. Phone sg5s-
BOOMING HOU>E-we have the dresserz
FOUTZ TOOsHEE co.
FIVE rooms. sleeping porch. eood furniture.
cheap; reasonable terms, near Union station
SACRIFICE SALE
To close out this Wees 5000 furnishings
NJ room house for $3.50 quick sale rev
-nue SO. cheap rent sos Magoffin- Phone
f1ISJ-
10 STEAM HEATED ROOMS
RENT $50
WELL II ENI>UED
LARGE WINDOWS
TRAN~IFNT ri ACE
MONEY MAKER
Price $3.50. $40 cash
500 Me>a-CREEL REALTY CO-Ph. 800
For Sale or Ezchange-ReaI Estate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For SaIe-ReaI Estate-Citr Propert1.

For Sale-Real Estate-City Property.
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: TWO lots in East Fl Paso 90 trade Tor
nm , NOM 5.-- --I-- Ii5eF--5.j -,--7-
! SOS Hamilton
T 49, - ,-- =
tipNE- - hph I'm j. 1fNf h1lh-llS 'lL
lam, 100 ..' 'il7 Guy seven
( LEANE ELL y SHERMAN. 100
~ texas = lnel.e -
: 4 CoFyN.F-R FoTS az TROWRRTDGF
Ipi; - ~. 70 49, % 5 Si ',,ii'i TENS
jas. l. MARR = COMPANY.
500 san Antonio 81 Phone 80
WILL TRADE for Los Angeles.
'-.- 80, '5,' ...r,.e-a ~, H., .t
ma paved street- $500.
n = ARtAS
ui.b FISH, 5r.;1tSi Itl.,r.-r, 60
Lobby T-us- fsuilIiu.
EXCHANGE FOR Il FA>O PROPERTY.
---uses, SILVER Cry. y A. valued $1,000.
Coco auto for lou.
Valley land near Belen-
story brick Tor valley land
W y CARL,
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80 'iL1cI-A Al r Ni1E
- on 81 -s''-1 street, eesI
o. = .5-o,,,,,,-,-
- 80 -1---l--lo = Ehel.e 1S9V
NETF > ROOM BUNGALOW. S-4oo
Rug hriri-. lot f-,.i fO feet. !. 6lo-i-s from
AIT. Vista ro-toffi,s- bloc5, from car
meat siaz-d Sleeping ro-ch- ha-dvoo.f
floors; latest bEil- In features. others are
cash. $40 per month including interest
5A>- l. MAkK a COMPANY.
INNESTMENT-Proper renting for Sly
per month close king distance price
reasonable easy terms. best income Drou-
erty now Oh the market NJ any price
Howell Realty Co
20. Herald Building
BIZ CLOSE N PROPERTY NOW
One block from Ra-u Del Nurre .HHl1N feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

. CORNER lots On FRUTA> 1T. $500
blocks east Of Piedras- south 'front.' ideal
tenement site.
jas. /. MARR 4 COMPANY.
500 san Antonio 81 Phone - o
TEXAS STREET BARGAIN
corner lots. paving paid. rracEd--- viii
h- worth $4,000 in years. our price $500
Terms
JAS. l. MARI 4 COMPANY.
204 san antonio 81 Phone $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

W F. PAY NJ.
Real Estate and Insurance
fnl Mesa Ave. Phone 1880
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For SaIe-Piauos.

LARGE size Kimhau piano. beautiful case
and piano player with go rolls music 20
exchange for first class COW. Phone 5o15M
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
FIVE ROOM BRICK BTNGALoW

Alta Vista. never occupied S-S5o; Your lots
OF $500 cash first payment. balance easy
Modern brick bungalow. corner lots $3.50.
SIS down. 50 monthly
-Four room adobe. good location $780,
500 down balance Slf monthly
FRANK T. cox.
LL-.na -.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

WHEN NOU BUILD \ HOME
GET \ COMPETENT FIRM
TO DO YOUR WORK.
The M1yti-id Building and
Improvement CO. has built hun
dreds OF fine homes in FL Paso.
and guarantees abstraction
WHAT STERLING l. To SILL
YER MANFIELD l. To \ HOME
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For SaIe-Farms and Rancbes


STOCK FARM, river front. Uvalde. Texas
nd Phnn. I'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
Soda Fountains, Drug and COnfection-
eFV Fixtures

i-AthNi DESIGNS. both exposed ana closed
--i .-pes- ranging In lengths. 6-S-lo-I--fs
I'll p'lA. crls cnd confectionery fixtures
laolee- chairs and carhouatcrs- can equip yen
compete drug or confectionery store az
on one contract, small cash payment dow
u'il-iice easy monthly u1yueurs- we can save
You - per cent on purchase price. Write ~
VIZ" = & r Commission 90. agents. Grus--
man Fountain Co. zoe Herald BIDS 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
SUGAR BETS AND ALFALFA
COWS AND PIGS.

This IS the combination that will make
good farmer rich in this valley let
show you WE CAN
We know what We are talkinG about cat
feast part Of itb. we are. and have been
fog years one OF the biggest alfalfa growers
~ The valley and for the beet end OF Z
w6 are satisfied 10 the extent that We signed
up 70 plant loo acres Of beers for next year
BAILEY LAND CO..
Phone e06S- sos Mesa ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17

new bungalows. Alta Vista.
Ga car Zines $3.50 cash. So mo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-17
For SaIe-AutOmObiies-Wanted.

FOR SALE-One Sedan top Tor Studebal1eI
4 1916 model Cali 500 ". san Antonio.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27

Turning to the offensive In Tren-
tino and across the border in italy
where they were driven recently by
the Austrians, the Italians have forc-
ed the Austrians to a general retreat
along the entire front. A large num-
ber of positions have been recaptured
by King Victor Emmanuel's men and
they are still on the heels OF the AUS
TRANS who are declared to be rapidly
falling back before the Italian adj
vance.
Vienna admits a withdrawal of the
Austrian forces between the Brenta
and Elsch Rivers, a manoeuvre which,
it is declared, was made in order to
safeguard their full freedom of ac-
ton.
The Russians in Bukowina have
made further progress against the
Austro -Hungarians in the region Of
Kimpolung, but in the operations to
repulsed the Russian attacksj, infict-
ing heavy casualties on the invaders,
according to Vienna
In Galicia the Russians in the re-
gion of Buczacz have at last broken
the deadlock and thrown their Don
Cossacks across the Dniester and oc-
cupied the villages Of Siekerghine and
Petruye.
Heavy fighting continues in Vol
of Lutsl. Here Vienna says the Ger
mans have stormed Russian positions
over a front Of about 3, 900 metres and
held the captured positions against
all counter attacks. Along the Styl
from KolH to Sol1ul the Germans still
are vigorously bombarding the Rus
sian positions, while around Linewkai
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27

on the Stokhod river, they have
launched repeated infantry attacks IN
mass formations which Petrograd as
serts were all repulsed
In the region north Of the FFipet
Marshes as far as Jacobstadt there
have been intense bombardmeuts Of
Russian positions by the Germans and
several infantry attacks which the
Russian war Office says were put down
by the Russian fire.
Since Sunday night, when the
French recaptured German positions
between the Funain and ChenoIs
Woods, northeast of Vefduu and re-
pulsed a German attack west OF Thiau-
mont, only artillery actions have talk
en- place. These have diminished a.
intensity. The British on their part
of the French and Belgian line have
carried out number Of successful at
have bombarded with considerable ets
feet German positions on various Sec
tors.
In Asiatic Turkey In the region Of
TrebiZond, ON the right bank Of tho
Euphrates near Mousalind IN the vi
cinity of Bagdad the Turks attempted
offensive movements against the RUS
slams. These manoeuvres were every
where repulsed, except on the Euphra-
they were elected from It according
to Petrograd.
Additional gains for the British
forces operating against the Germans
I in East Africa are told OF In g. Brit
fish Communication
The Italians have sent two Austrian
transports loaded with troops, arms
and ammunition to the bottom IA the
harbor Of Durazzo
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
u. S. Consulate at
TOrreOn Wrecked
MOB LED HY MAYOR OF CRY AND
cARRANzA BAND
MAYOR INCITED PEOPLE
Mob Rushed Through the Streets
Shouting death to All Of the
crinsoesD- Troops Force Civilians
to Join in Demonstration.

Eagle Pass. Tex, June 26.-The
United States consulate at Torreon,
Mexico. was demolished June Is by a
mob Of 5000 civilians, led by the may
or Of the city and q Carranza army
band, according to American refugees
arriving here late today.
Populace Was coerced.
The populace was attending a bull
fight, according to the refugees. when
de facto troops forced them to Join in
an American demonstration.
death to All Gringoes.H
The mob rushed through the streets
shouting Death to all the gringoes,' -
and upon reaching the consulate de-
stroyed the furniture and then wreck
ed the building Afterward the mob
congregated in the central plaza of the
town, where a mass meeting was held.
Mayor Incited PcpnIace.
The mayor and other prominent
Mexicans. 1t is said, addressed this
meeting. melting the populace against
Americans, advising that all citizens OF
The United States be run out of the
country.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
HUGHES WELCOMES THE
SUPPORT OF PRoGREssIvEs
Sends Telegram to Secretary Of Pro-
sressive National Committee.

New York, June 26.-Charles E.
Hughes, republican nominee for presi-
dent, sent telegram to o. K. Davis,
secretary Of the progressive national
committee, tonight, welcoming the
support Of the progressive party and
arraigning the present administration
for its weakness and incertftude"
In making public the contents Of the
telegram, Mr.. Hughes also gave out
a letter he had written to Colonel
Roosevelt in which he declared that
the national was indebted to the col
onel -for the quiclening Of the na-
tional spirit and for the demand for
an out and out 100 per cent. Ameri-
canism1
The candidate told Colonel Roose-
welt that he had sounded forth the
trumpet that shall never call retreat
and want you to feel that / wish to
have all the aid you are able and
willing to give The letter closed
with an expression OF wish by Mr..
Hughes to see the colonel soon.
The telegram to Secretary Davis was
in response to telegram from the
secretary notifying Mr.. Hughes that
the progressfves had endorsed him.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
NAVY GENERAL BOARDS
BUILDING PROGRAMME
Written Into Naval Bill on Recon-
mendation Of President Wilson.


Washington, June ga provision
for completion within three years of
the navy general boards building pro-
gramme of sixteen capital ships was
written into the naval bill by senote
subcommittee today on the recon-
mendation of President WILSON,
The subcommittee previously had
agreed to accept the boards recon-
mendation for completion of the pro-
vision by 1922, but reversed itself by
a unanimous vote after Secretary
Daniels had explained to the commit
teemen at today's meeting that the
president as well as navy officials was
anxious that construction be speeded
UP as much as possible. It is under
stood information regarding the rate
at which European nations are build
ing played an important part in the
decision.
Addition Of ten destroyers to the
building programme for the coming
year also was decided on by the sub
committee. That would bring the to-
tai vessels Of this type authorized for
1917 up to twenty. There were nu-
merous other increases over the con-
struction provisions in the bill as
passed by the house. including sub
stitution Of eight capital ships next
year, four battle cruisers and four
Observation-Disclosures the house provision
for five battle cruisers and no dread
noughts. The administration is par
ticularly anxious that at least two
dreadnoughts be authorized-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
Villa Shot BY Man
He Had Impressed
DURING BATTLE WITH cARRAfV-
"A TROOPS AT GUERRERO.
FATE STILL UNKNOWN
Mexican peserter Says Villa showed
Evidence Of Terror During His Flight
After Americans Had Defeated His
Men at Guerrero.


Field Headquarters. Texas. June 20.
6By Courier to Columbus, N NJ,
June 26.l-Francisco Villa was shot
from the rear by a Mexican he had
impressed into his gang during the
battle with Carranza troops at Guer-
zero but his fate is still unknown.
This information was contained IN a
semi-omcial account obtained by Ma
jor Robert l. Howe, who was close to
Villas tran last April and given out
here today.
Story Told by Mexican Deserter.
Major Howe learned the details OF
the Woundig of the bandit chieftain
from one Of the Mexicans Villa draft
ed and who afterwards deserted.
The details Of the story agreed with
facts American off1cers obtained in
their pursuit Of Villa and by their in
dependent secret service work, but
the account does not say whether the
bandit died or recovered.
Believes Villa 10 Dead.
Villa, the Mexican deserted said, ex-
hibited every evidence of terror during
the early stages of his fight. after tht
Americans had defeated his men al
Guerrero. The informant said ht
believed Villa was dead. but if he were
alive, he was in the state of Duran.
go, for which point he was heading
during his flight from General Perish.
ing'S men.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES,
CALLED INTO CONFERENCE
To Hasten Shipment Of Troops and
Supplies to the 5ordsn
Washington. Jan. 26.-RaiIroad

Washington, Jan. 26.-RaiIroad rep
resentatives were called into confer.
ence at the war ONCE to hasten the
shipment of troops and supplies to the
border. A definite plan was mapped
out under which traffic experts OF all
lines win work with army quarter
masters in routing trains. Special
marks will distinguish cars with army
supplies, insurfng them right of way
at all switching points.
Plans for military censorship over
newspapers, magazines and other pub
lications as well as over lines or COM
munication, were talked over. A res
o1ution conferring broad powers in
this regard upon the president was
framed for submission to congress.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-27
CAPTAIN MoREy TELLS
or cARRIJAL BATTLE
Negro Troopers Faced Death VIII
Smiles on Their Lips.

Field Headquarters, Mexico. June
26 eBy wireless to Columbus, n. I'D
Negro American troopers faced all
most certain death at Carri5al with
smiles on theiI lips and they burst
into song once or twice as they fought
their grim fight afainst odds, IS the
story told by Captain Lewis s. 1loreT,
when he arrived at field headquarters
today.
For 45 minutes the men fought
Joking among themselves all the while.
even though they realized we had
been trapped and had little chance of
getting out alive" he said. Captain
Morey said he had never seen such
yalor as was displayed by Captain
Charles 7. Boyd in leading a handful
of dismounted slxirmishers through the
machine gun fire and into the ambush
Of death. He added that it was not
until their ammunition was exhausted
that the troop was finally cut to pieces
and forced through the death OF Lieu
tentn Henry r. Adair Of Portland,
Oregon, in an attempt to rep1enish r.
Lieutenant Adair died, his last
words being: go on, Sergeant" 70 q
non-commissioned officer at his side.
Captain Morey said The two were
on their way to the pack animals, car
rying the ammunition when they were
intercepted near a small irrigation
ditch by a detail Of the Mexicau1'
Lieutenant Adair had already been
wounded an lost his pistol IN the
previous fighting, but he had borrow
ed another and was fighting a hand
to-hand battle, when he was killed.
He fell, unconscious, and was caught
by the negro sergeant, as he slid to-
ward the ditch. which was deeply I'LL
ed with water. The sergeant held
Adair ID his arms, his head above the
water, until he died, the wounded Of
fcer reviving only long enough 70
whisper orders to leave him and finish
the mission.