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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1916-10-20
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ORDER NIsl.

In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1924 Equity.
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ORDER NlsI.
In The Circui, Court for Charles county
Maryland. Sitting in Equity.

In the matter Of the sale of the calm
House Tract Of land, authorized by al
Act of the General Assembly Of Mary
land, passed at the January session q
1916.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
MOTOR CAR DESIGN
IS TOWARD ECONOMY

The trend of motor car design n
toward the economical car The pub
lie demands II and the brains of the
automobile engineers are producing
Unfortunately. motor car engineers
30 not design tires, therefore. no mat
ter how low the cost of the car or
how economical Its consumption of
fuel. It must he Just as expensive as
cars always have been n they are
equipped with pneumatic tires. Pneu-
matte tires have always been the
greatest enemy OF motor car economy.
Furthermore. when the real enjoy
ment OF motoring is marred by acci-
dents. exasperating delays. soiled
clothing and racked nerves. ninety
nine times out OF hundred the cause
Is pneumatic tires.
Dayton Airless Tires solve these
questions OF economy and reliability
absolutely Naturally. they cannot
puncture or blowout, since they con-
tain no afr which is confined under
tremendous pressure.
The experience OF the past i've
years. on tens OF thousands OF cars Of
all sizes, from rords TO fire engines.
driven by all kinds OF drivers. over
all sorts of roads. has proven the
unqualified success OF the Dayton Air
less Tire.
The Dayton Airless Tire In covered
hv very broad patents and embodies
every desirable pneumatic quality
without any OF the dangerous. unrelia-
bile. distressing and expensive features
attendant upon the use of castings,
tubes and valves. No more punctures
nor blowouts: no need OF extra cas-
ings tubes tire holders. or tire COW
ers. etc; no more worry nor anxiety
about tires.
You will never experience the fullest
measure OF pleasure with your motor
car until you have 1t equipped with
tire that cannot possibly puncture or
blowout. so that you may start out in
the morning for a delightful tour
with the fill assurance that you will
not and cannot have any tire trou-
BILE" and can get back home strictly
on schedule time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
CHANDLER CAR MAKES MEXICO
TO CANADA RUN IN FIVE. DAYS
WITHOUT WHEELS ONCE STOPPING

day session of the International Asso-
citation Of Rotary Clubs. which will
begin here tomorrow. Visits to the
ball park. to the Zoo. an open-air
theatrical performance. q special con-
cert. . golf, a parade. a watermelon
party. fireworks, dancing automobile
trips to parks and to residence and
business districts, musical festival.
an old-fashioned Kentucky burgoo and
barbecue, athletic events, swimming
contests, downtown and woodland
1uncheons. amateur baseball games,
anil a summer carnival, are among the
numerous attractions provided for
the citys visitors.
The closing number OF the enter
tainment program is scheduled for
Thursday, July 30. when Music Hall.
seating $500 persons, and it's esplan-
ade. will resemble a Partisan garden
and serve as the scene for the annual
grand ball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
DESIGNS ARnoREO CAR
FOR AMERICAN ARMY

washington. d. c.. July 15.--A new
type OF armorsd motor car. designed
for use by the United States Army,
carries q rapid-fire gun which shoots
from 500 to 600 shots a minute. The
care weighs 400 pounds, and Is
equipped with an eight-cvlinder sixty
horsepower engine. When In actual
service the car will be protected by
quarter-inch steel. The radiator is
protected by closing doors while the
car Is under fire.
Back Of the chauffeur. who Is given
ample protection under a steel box, Is
the Eunner's seat in a ball-bearing,
revolving turret. Another seat is pro-
vided in the body of the car for the
gunner's assistant, whose duty is to
revolve the turret at the gunner's or
ders. and to supply ammunition. The
gasoline capacity Of the car Is sixteen
gallons. allowing for a run at high
speed of 176 miles. Ordinance off,
GERS say that the car will be equipped
with a thirty gallon tank, making 1t
possible to run tho machine 500 miles
without stopping for fuel.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
SAXON SKIES AVERAGE
23.5 MILES TO GALLON
In 300-Miie Nonstop Run, 206 Cars
Go Through Without
Any Hitclfes.

In zoe cities Of the United States a
began a nonstop run of 500 miles.
The results OF the contest brought
out some new support of the economy
of operation of Saxon cars. AS fast
as the 900 miles were completed. the
dealers telegraphed to the factory the
results of the run. paying particular
attention to the gasoline consumption.
Tabulation Of these results brought
out the fact that the average mileage
of the eos cars was 23:6 miles to the
gallon Of gasoline record for fuel
economy in q six-cylinder Automo bile.
This nonstop run was not ono lin
tied to the smooth streets and boule-
wards. It embraced all kinds Of coun-
try roadA Each dealer selected his
own route and while an effort was
made to eliminate well nigh impas-
sible roads. many OF the highway were
not in the finest condition for motor
travel.
All in all $500 miles were run Sat-
urday by Saxon Skies and this is
distance equal to nearly twenty times
that between New York and San
Francisco In every case a stock tour
ing car was used for the test and spe-
cial fuel saving appliances Of any kind
were barred from the contest.
While designed TO determine finally
the average gasoline consumption OF
the Saxon Six" the nonstop run al
so was a good natured race between
dealers for a record in gasoline mile
age for individual cars. The Saxon
Motor Car Corporation offered n sill
yer loving cup for the dealer making
the highest mileage on gallon Of
gasoline This was won by the Frye
Motor Company OF st. Louis Mo. The
average mileage for 300 miles made
by this company's stock car was
34.66 miles to the gallon.
Not one OF the 205 cars exper-
fenced any trouble in the contest. Not
one motor baked or even hesitated
during the run and no mechanical
troubles with any OF the cars were re-
ported Every one of the contestants
wired that his car finished in as good
shape as al the start.
AS there was no time limit TO the
run and no attempt to set a speed
limit. several of the contestants took
service" deeds during the course of
the 400 miles number OF them as
sisted other Automobiles, encountered
along the road. by pulling them from
bitches and mire. Even with these
added strains. the gasoline consump-
ton record stands out head and
shoulders above many other records
and the Saxon Motor Car Corporation
considers that in the run Is final proof
OF the low cost of driving Saxon
Six"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16
GIVE MOONLIGHT
FOR SWEET CHARITY

The Saint Vincent de Paul Confer
ence OF St Peters Church will give a
Moonlight next Tuesday night. the
18th. There will be music, dancing
and refreshments. and a delightful
time Is promised all who may attend
This Conference is the oldest char
ity organization in the city, having
been established In 1887. and In con-
tinuous operation ever since. Over
81. 100000 was expended in charity and
relief work during the past year to
MI regardless of creed or color. The
work deserves the support OF the pub
nc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-16

It is built from radiator to rear axle for con-
tinuous business service
It's proved ability in the strenuous work
which it has been doing for over two
years, has made us the largest exclusive
producers of delivery cars in the world
and we build but one chassis
In moderate sized production the Vim could
not possibly be sold for less than S., 900
it is not now equaled at that price.
1t will demonstrate its value to your business
in ts-facts of service bettered, money
saved, trade increased.
1t is sold to you complete for $695 e. o. b.
Phila.)-
And it's real delivery car, not pleasure
car with a wagon body.
Evening star., 1916-03-14

The Atlantic coast bowling tourney is
sure TO have a big representation from
Philadelphia and other cities in Tenn-
sylvania, if the present outlook may be
taken as criterion of the actual condi-
tions which are to exist OH philadelphia
night In reply to telegram this
morning to a man closely connected with
WAS received:
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March IL
Thirteen five-man teams from this city
are sure to compete I'm the second an
nual tournament of the Atlantic Coast
Association, as announced last nigh: at
Evening star., 1916-03-14
lin Prevents Morning Practice Game Nationals Charotesv
HARRY HARPER SHOWS GREAT
IMPROVEMENT OVER LAST YEAR
Hackensack Southpaw Expected to Make
Splendid Record This Season-Shaw
Also Looks Good.

rally was stiff. and he did not throw
impressively: but he is proving him
self splendid thrower this spring
getting the ball away as quickly as
any one on the infield.
Sawyer looks like the ideal man for
the utility infleld position, If he doesn'
win regular place in that department
The more one sees of the squad the
more is the opinion strengthened that
this years team is going to be better
one than that which finished fourth in
the last race. There is great promise
of increased hitting, and incidentally
the defensive strength as whole is
sure to be improved. Furthermore,
there is an entirely different spirit
prevalent. A better article of~ball can
be looked for when the team gets into
it's real stride.
Even at this early time the infield
practice which Judge, Morgan, Mcbride
and Foster put up is fast and accurate.
Judge is marvel on poorly thrown
who gets the ball away to second or
any other base with more rapidity
than he.
Foster is in better form than he ever
has been before in the spring and Nc
Bride is the same steady. brilliant
fielder as of old. Morgan is a trif1e
handicapped because he has to work
in a lot of extra clothes for the pur-
pose of reducing his weight. but he
is improving with every day and is
fielding in great style.
Eddie Foster is trying to teach
George Mcbride and John Henry the
trick of hitting into right field. Both
are putting in lot of time practicing
this feature of the game which will
materially increase their batting av-
erages. if they can perfect it. Both
have been doing decidedly well at right
field hitting to date, and this is par
ticularly true of Mcbride. who seems
to have learned the knack of showing
the ball in that direction on a line
Both he and Henry will continue to
follow Fosters instructions, for there
is, no more capable teacher of place
hitting
Evening star., 1916-03-14
BOY WONDER TIES FOR LEAD.
Greenleaf Defeats Chapman i
Pocket Billiard Tourney.

CHICAGO, March H.-Ralph Green
leaf, the sixteen-year-old boy from
Monmouth, drew up TO tie with Frank
Taberski of Schenectady, N. Y, yester-
day in the world championship pocket
billiard tournament, as the result of a
hollow victory over J. l.. Chapman of
Chicago in the second matinee game.
The score was 100 to %.
Greenleafs game with Chapman went
twenty-three innings. 1t was Chap
mans second contest of the afternoon
and the last in his schedule. John Lay
ton of Sedalia, Mo, defeated him 100
to Al in the opener, in twenty-one in
nings. Chapman won one game in the
twelve he played, his only victim being
Ed Ralph, former champion. The
score:
Layton-100; innings, 81; high run, u /:
Chapman-41: innings, 20; high run, 16.
Greenleaf--i00: innings, %: high run,
40. Chapman--23: innings, %; high
run. 9. Referee-Foy-
Evening star., 1916-03-14
NEW TITLE FOR VOLLMER.
Takes 5co-Yard Metropolitan Swim
Championship at Rutgers.

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. March II
Herpcrt Vollmer of New York A. c.
and Columbia University, won the 500
yard metropolitan swimming cham
pionship in the Rutgers College pool
last night. but failed in his intention
to break the American record. His time
was $685.. He was pushed right to
the finish by his teammate, Joseph
Nheatley, whose time was 6.24 $.
Teddy Cam of Hamilton Institute,
the only other starter, was good
third. Vollmer and Wheatley kept
a breast of each other, the former win
ming in a sensational finish.
Evening star., 1916-03-14
HAUGHToN HEAD COACH.
Leary and Brickley to Be Assistants
in Harvard Foot Ball.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 14.-Pro-
vision of d staff of coaches for the Har-
ward University foot ball team next fall
was discussed at meeting of the ath-
nouncement of any decision in the matter
was made It is understood that Percy
y. Haughton is to be the nominal head
coach Leo Leary, field coach. and Charles
Brickey, first assistant Word that the
latter had resigned as head coach of the
Johns Hopkins University eleven came
from Baltimore last night.
The committee announced that the ten
mis- team would make southern trip this
spring for the first time. Matches have
been arranged at Richmond, Norfolk and
Cha ariottesvlle, Va. and Washington and
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1916-03-14
TWO ARRIVALS AT BOWIE.
Archie thinner and W. Burtehell in
From New Orleans. .

BALTIMORE, March 14.-Archie Zi,n.
mer and w. Burtchell yesterday Joined
the racing contingent now at Bowie
awaiting the call of the bugle Satur-
day afternoon. April /, which will mark
the opening of the racing season in the
east at the plant of the Southern Mary.
land Agricultural Association. They
came from New Orleans, and expect to
take down few purses before the cur
tain is dropped on the spring sport at
Prince Georges Park. thinner still has
Bod Redfield, the winner of several
races in this state during his two.
year.old career.
Evening star., 1916-03-14
MANY FNES ENTER
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Thirteen Teams to Come Here
to Bowl in A. C.. B. A.
Tournament.
Schedules in Bowling
Leagues for Tonight

Mount Pleasant League e-Im-
manuels vs.. PrincetOns.
Georgetown Commercial League
Potomac Savings Bank vs..
Times SubatatiOn.
League-Electriria VS.. Audi
tors.
Royal Arcanum League-District
vs.. Ouray.
Northeastern League McHushs
vs.. Superinls.
Odd Fellows League Central
vs. Columbia.
Arcade League-W. F. Roberts
w. Imperials.
National Capital League-CIimb-
ers vs.. Royals.
WestOns.
Capital City League e-IvOry
Soaps vs.. BuckIey's Specials.
Southwest l. ue- American
Federation Of Labor W.: ResO-
Iutes. GrnndS VS.. ExceIsiors.
Commercial League Washing
ton Gas Company vs. General
Baking Company.
Southeast League-MOdel Lunch
W.. WOOdmen Of the World.
Masonic League-kinE Solomon
vs.. Pentulpha, Mount Pleasant
VS.. La Fayetfc.
Departmental LeaKue-Agricul-
ture vs.. Commerce.
Agricultural Interbureau League
Accounts vs.. Solicitor.
LIT
ri.
knights Of Columbus League
Boosters vs.. Tip Tops.
Post once League-Bankers VS..
Inspection.
Fourteenth street League-CO-
Iumbia vs.. Patent Once.
Evening star., 1916-03-14
1916 Maxwell, "The Wonder
Car" $655.00 f. o. b. Detroit.
| H. B. Leary, Jr., Distributor,
1928 l4th St. NV.
BEACH CAPTURES TROPHY.
Wins Easily in Semi-Final and
Final for Iselin Golf Prizes.

AIKEN, S. C, March 14.-In the
semi-final of the annual mems four
some for the c. oliver Iselin trophies
yesterday Prescott Metcalf beat J. F.
Byers, up, and F. o. Beach beat NJ. C.
Haughton. and 4. In the final Beach,
who Is playing the best golf he has
played this season, defeated Metcalf,
and 3.
In the annual match play for the will
liam X. Vanderbilt trophies at tha
Palmetto Golf Club Mrs. George L.
Smith and Joseph f. Davis won. There
Evening star., 1916-03-14

Last fall when Carl Sawyer reported
to the Nationals his throwing indicated
he had weak arm. 1t was not gener-
ally known at that time. however. that
Sawyer was suffering from twelve
inch cash in his right forearm. caused
by a spiking he received just before he
Joined the Nationals. His arm natu-
Evening star., 1916-03-14
COLOMBIA LEAGU L.

Totals 499 4S5'452 Totals. e.. 4Ss 1895.
'Raftery the roll-on.
Evening star., 1916-03-14

According to Southern League note
the release by Chattanooga of Pitcher
Jeff Clark was due to the barring of the
mud ball'' in the Southern League 1t
seems Clark depended on that sort of de-
livery.
Evening star., 1916-03-14

'OuRTEENTH STREET nuckrIN LEAGUE
Evening star., 1916-03-14
ARCADE LEAGUE

The scores of last nights matches
the loyal leagues follow:
Evening star., 1916-03-14

After their work was completed in
the morning and afternoon Altrock
took his charges and drilled them. He
gave his commands in Spanish. and
they used their bats as guns. He had
them laying in the trenches on the hill
in the outfield OF the prep field, and
then paraded them around Lambeth
Field Nick says he is getting ready
to help in the capture of Villa.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
Recko protestuje proti
spojencum.

Washington, y, C., !, rrosince,
Recko vtera prcsenloyulo Wade
SpoleuNch Stat0 tormami protest
proli poruSoybui mc1luarodniho
Mkona Anplti tranviL \ pro,
lrstu tomlo ST. pravi, 1e Reekn po
pnhorntm yysetreui Nnleuskt si
tuaer \ Evrope rokhodlo Sc knsta.
Il mlmn tenlo tapas Npolrnel ~
pokauselt pfmtli ie L vyhlaseni
YHlkN reulramim moeuoslem a
kdyl ursrDkalt ~ ltNpeuhem, "a
II uAui sNrehuyanosl reekt femt
altnsobem nelr0nelslm, l'roli 10
umto porusovaui mefluarndniho
ptasa kreko eo uelroEholneis
prutrslnle.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
Rumunsko mu2e byti dosud
zaohraneno.

hond$nr B. prosmrr. %pravy
byNSeut tmuusti ruskthn yuiNka
po ohou boeich trutonskteh ar.
mad, ualtlai iieirh se VA pnNtupu \
Rumuusku, q "a lostaycnl sc ul.
sktch posllnNeh sburn na hnli ill,
40 od rumunsktho kupltolu pfl.
niN hNlN vojruSktmi n,thnrniky
Hlsluiml puN,ltkom "a pnyaluii
Ne "a mamku, A. kusko ro1hadlo
se havhraulli Rummsko teSkerou
sNuu Nolnnu hramml mael Va.
lrnslt adhorntr, isuu tuhu uahle
ia AZ kumunsko mnar hNtl ,lopu
SUD eaehfantna. Stluaee pro ka.
rilnl ie yakua ale / trutp mn1e
hilt ipslt uehoNau = mnvt rumuu
sk}rh urmad, liudutlt r,skt pn
sllt lustale,nt, IL mn1nt, fr pa,
stup teulonskvhn vniAka aasiaseu
h't,lr va ptiEomntrh llnlirh. HE
tprav ira aekanN hslN ae spole
hhN,eh pramsnA | teutonsk lm
sohkAm ,laslala 50 po,ll a Y pa
sletni dohe rt,hNle IA Nsletneu
lroutn nekelik noNtrh tareektph
shot0 na fNrhle NNpta,enNvh y
Earthratle
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
CAR|HRAD A VODN|
OzINY BYLY zASL|-
BENy RUSKE R|S|
Premier Trepov oznamil v dune
znGni dohody, die ktere Rusko
ziska tureclsy kapitol.
RUsKO ZNovUZfsKA POLsK0
Znovudobyti Polsky je jednim 2
hlavnich ukolu ruskych armad
priSti Rampant.

Fs prtrohrad, 3. prosineo. ~-- Polo
nredni noVlnaiskd agcniura sde-
lujr. zc premier Tr"poV V dune
trtI proklamacl. oznamuJc tax H.
rcdu6 zntni dohody mczl Ruskcm,
l'rancii AngIii Y rocc 1919 a po-
ZdGii schvhlcnt ltaIll. kcrh stano.
Vi dcfinitivnim zpilsobom pravo
Rlska na lziny DardanclSkf u
tafihrad.
Y prokIamaci ttto So praYllo,
zp 20 vice jak 1000 let Rusko So
snnzilo 2isknti pliSiay V stale o.
tryirntm morn. 1aio touha bIlzl So
uYni k svtmu uSkute6uenl Oh
zahairni yaIky RnSko, jakoz / j"
no spojrnci, SnaHlc" y" rhralIll
IidSkt IIy0ty Il znbrantI ulrpoll,
pokouSrIi ~ udrHcti Turccko mi
mo VaIkn. TurrckO ZlskaI0 ustr
zalrky o uppOrusItclnoStl Svcho II
,,,,ui uIo rre. ia uunudlo ,noiru.
cr
10 ie pax do"l" ln']' HP"J'l" Il
d"hod"' die k''f' Sl"l'"F'''" h('"
prnHo k0Ska IA NodnI "]l'I p"f.
dhnelSkr 'arlhrad huNk" lile'"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
Valka NJ do vycerpani.

Lond{n, 3, proSincc, - "Valka
muNi byii Wdcna nj do voicnSkt,
ho rozhodnmi na zapadni i W
chodni frontt ) bIokadou hraiici
.lrnom iIohu podruznou, prohIa
AiI lord Robert Cecil, minislr va.
Icrntho obchodu zpravodaii Sdrlr
Aurho amrricktho tisku. "Stay
Rumunska, ~ praylI imenovmli
dale, hudi naSc hIuhokt poIito-
vdni Ncui ale lc,Ia ladnyrh pri-
cln Il Commence, IL to budc miti
yIjy ma iint lrouty, iczto yaIka
musi h{ri dobojovaua ia hIavnirh
irontarh rodminky mirovt. ma
ktcrt ismc ochotni pristoupiti
isou tyltz, iako byly drive "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
posta,ek po,rayy pro nemeeks
yolaky,

hcrlln, l. prosiHee, NemeNti
Nelael y prahehu leln slmy hnlnu
tiskatatl rrayhlelue porpe palfa
via, ~ Nllmaie hramhorn, dle ia
tormape 81 spolehllNeho pramenr
llNlo ssislenn a. sAsuhN Neklerseh
dtuhn polrasuu i,eu ,lesll velke,
ahN heNnlils tNtsrnl petpi ale 80
NesaslA dosasadm poree ,,..laeu
ii hndou saeheNar, 4 shSiek hn
tle ehayau iako resefva
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
ylylSATY CTvRTY
K0NCRES BuDE "a
HAJEN Y POLEDNE
Administrator vudci pokusi sc
provost yelky zakonodarny pro.
gram Y kratkem zasedani,
kADA vELKYCH oTAZEK.
Bude jednati Sc ruznych opatfc,
mich pro narodni obranu 0 ra.
du jinych predloh.

Washington, y. e.. 3. prosince.
SodeSdt% mvr[ kongrrs znoyu-
shromazdi ~ . poIcdnhch Ultra
pro druhr syojr zasrdani. ktrr@
zakonfrno bmdr dine !. brczna. --
AdnInIstrarr, afkOliy ma zajistb
M k0ntr0Iu yr VSrch OdbOrrrh, y
moznou y|jlmk0u domu zaStnpcn.
budr Snazltl ~ proyfStl syllJ III,
kODodarn( program go mozno ncj
1pIntjI naSIcdujicich troch me
sicich. Kdr administrarr hodIh
zakontIli svnJ program o vSco.
bccntm zakonodarstvi ncbyIo do
posud rozhoduuto.
conference Stran naznaff pro
gram. kter| blIdc provodcn ancbo
aspoh utinfn bIdr pokuS o jeho
proyodcni. vrdlc rozpoftovFcl
pr"dIoh, Mcrd muSi b|ti prijaty,
ably opatrcno byIo vydanl vIady
pro riskaIni rok l017.1S. kdW
konprns odroGu go miuuloho III -
bvlo rozhodu,,,o dcmoLroti.
ckrm scnatulm ka,,kusu zc pri-
st6hoyalcck1 predIoha 20 svou ,ak
tasto yctoyanou Ijtcrni zkouSkon
budo nriiato nrcd uvazovanim q
;iuIch y6kon.ch <Toka hvlo do.
hodnuto, ze uyazoyano bud, q 9.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-12-06
Mexicka vladni vojska zmocnila
Sc Chihuahua.

.Juaroz, Mex, 3. prosinc". ---
rarranzoya yojSka mtIa opttn6
pod svoji kouirolou Mtsto Nhihu-
ahua dncs NllIoyy roty prchly
do hor ia zNpadG od m6stu, die O.
znhn"ni grncrdIa Gonzalcsc, veil.
trIc tdrranzoVy brigady tomto
nIoHf. GrnrraI Francisco Margll
IL, yeiitcl CarranHovn vojska. kite
~ p0HupoyaI pomaIu Smtrem Sc
yernlm 0d TOrrronu. oznAmiI, ze
vstoupil do m6sta dncs, kdyz byl
porazil NiIlovy roty tiirct mil jiz-
ne od Chihuahua Mesta. Iadny
American ncbyI uSmrccn Y Chihu.
hhua Mtst6 VillovFmi stoupenci,
die privatnich depesi, ziskanych
zdc dncS vcGcr 4 t0hoto mdsta. --
Depcse tato pravl, IL jedinymi ci-
zinci, ktcri utrp6li, byIi Cinant, S
ktcrImi Villa nejevil zadndho sli-
iovani, GcncraIovt Marguia Il
Trcvino naltzali Sc ve m6st6 dnes
yctcr. S"st Carranzovych voja.
XII, byvall tIenov@ Trcvinovy po.
Sadky, spatrcni byIi ma uIcich s
urrzanfma nSima. DnStojnici pry
byIl podrobcni mnohcm v6tSimu
tfrani So Strany banditt.