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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

Chicago July % owing a. prcsi-
dent Wilson's embargo proclamation
all food and fodder markets showed
noticeable weakness tnday. For Tho
most part. however. the effect Wa
only 81 % transient character.
Dry. hot weather southwest tended
{" rally corn prices from AN initial
rrtbnck Their. was also lively BUYING
on the part Of many traders. VIM
contendcd thar the embargo would
have practically no lasting influence.
as the demand for corn would exceed
The supply me the mount of corn
actually exported 20 neutral countries
was relatively small. Opening quo
tations which ranged from half Ia
lAc lower. with September at SISSY
To fii5h. December. Sligo So
tll7L were followed by o further
descent iu some cases and then , gen.
cral upturu to uedrlN SATURDAY
finish
The bulge met with free selling uy
holders who anticipated a beatish
government crop report Value,
closed nervous at . TO ~ cents net
decline
Depression iu oats soon disappear
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NJ lNtto.
State ~ New Mexico. County OF Ber-
n%alillo, In the District Court.
Rafael Garcia, sheriff Of B%crn1lilIo
county, trustee. ana Robert @.
G%rccnlcaf, beneficiary. Plaintiffs
vs.
Edward L. Grosc aud Maudc NJ.
Grosc. his VIE, The Southwestern
Real Estate and ImproN cmcnt com
panN, a corporation. and Douglas +.
Young, Defendants.
To The Above named Defendants:
Notice Is hcrob. given that by viz
tue OF % certain Judgment aud decree
ut the District Court of New Mexico
Tor Bcrlalillo county made and en-
tered uu the ION day Of March, 1917.
In the above entitled cause. tho un-
designed special master VIII offer for
sale to the highest bidder for rash m
the front door of the Court House 10
old Albuquerque Hcrlulillo county.
Now Mexico. az tho hour OF 40 o'clock
a. Ca. ON the 18th day 81 August. 1915.
the following described real estate. to-
Wit.
rho west 80 te,t uf Dot numbered ,
lu block numbered uf the Grant
tract iu tho cts Of Albuquerque. New
McRiu" t- the same is shown nud dcs-
iguatod ON q plat Oft said tract filed
in thc office OF the probate clcrk aud
cN-unio.u recorder ut Bcnruahllo
county, Now Ncxicu oI The SIS, day
pf January. 1906.
Together with aI aud singular tho
teHrmculr ncIdItaWont- and aprutt-
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Mcn.s Iist

Nuasiu AraEOn. Jesus Arebila. Ah.
toniu Archibuc. Walter AmbrCus. ora
Bennett, Charles Burgess. James
Hpultor. Jose ". Baldonado. Atanagto
Htrela. Alfredo Baca. Repito Cusa'.
j. G. Gable. Wells Clingmun. Manuel
Crespin, Arun Clauson. Eai. Cunicv
+. -. Dalpi Emmett Dawson. g. D..
Ewing. T. II. Eskridgc. Alvin f.ppr.
AsinhldU Ftdcl Amldu Garcia. Enos-
ehrto carbon. Juan g.. Gullcrus. Mr.
and Mrs. G, T.. Green. Juan Grcsoria.
Rafael Gricro. Hlll Head. i}yrd IInpp,.
Louis huffman, Thomas Jcfft,. n. g..
Jones. " liter Lustovil. Beuuic
Toxic, Arthur LNCkman. Dave L.lbri-
ton, II. g Liudsloy. PAM y. NcNuIt,.
MnNimiauo Madrid. Pedro Medium.
Adrian MuutIuu Jduabu Ma '.t. luI-
H. MARTINEZ I'ocido Morale. o. o.
Martinez Jesus Mora. J. T.. Nurrl.
co. Martinez Vicente. 4 N.lcs CO..
simon popsou Henry Po.t.r. uau
I1i2 + liilcl Jacob llcur. Uu.,r.
berg. Guadalupe Romero. Lcnua ste
Nens. pocE Smith. John Sl4.ig. Alfred
smith. Julian -suero- IS IS -muctt.
Leon!u's Scgul1. joss a. Stltsir.
Mr. ana airs Dick ThoItt-. Aluuu
ilIbori, e. NJ Won Wcbc. John Wv
iun Jull NHnlog. i WILSON. uItn
Wu.tc E'v Williams F.o,d W3IlhuI'.
WaldoV.
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Civil Service News

commission announces open compel
tive examinations as follows.
Inspector eft clothing and equipag,
Dmul,I. 81 200. indies aud catalogue
clerk ,uul, oud lrmJl'r $1,000
81 200
IuIN l,--D TRUCK crop specialist
,W1IvI. NLGWu-&' 700 field agent
,HHI,I. 81 500. 3. 900. frut crop
specials t ,1uloI. $500 400.
July e5-v Veterinarian malc. ST.
iuu SECOND clusS cor assistant steam
engineer Cmn'cl 81 ooo-Sl. goo; assist
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Mnrln iiN D.,,ls

''N'
Pit Ross and Wie tn board OF re-
gents of University OF w Mexico,
June so, SWl, Sec. A.. r ION. r..
iE., ~ acres. $40.
Ada NJ. Netherwood to Nelie NJ.
sutton. June 80. lot g.. block a.
Motherhood Park, 81.
Robert Jones to Theodore Mennchu
aud wife, July lot !. block 10, Fast
ern addition, $40.
Jennie g. Mordy, q yir. 60 Celes-
tia u. PllsburN JUN g. lot @. block
49, Highland Huning addition.
Myrtle VI Fish. 81 yir. tu Minerva
u Foraker July .. see record, 81
- q, de Burg, 81 VAR. to Fernando
g Montoya, July 9, lots ~. a., block
as, Perea addition t3.l00.
lsidoro A. sanchez. ct AK to- paul
ita $. de Sanchez, July ,. piece land
In la Vega del Monte. $50.
.. Grace W Zee. ct vir. To Mrs Ida
Hewitt Iul, q. north a2-foot lots 90.
o.. block y. pld Town 81
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for Lot ., sis NEh, NwN sEK,
Sec. 2. Township IN, Range 4w..
has filed notice OF Intention to make
fiye-year proof, to establish claim to
tho land above described. before
George r.. Craig at Albuquerque. n.
N on August 10, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas NJ. Davy. o. Albuquerque. n.
NJ. George l.. Crlswell. OF A.suauer-
que. y. NJ Felipe y. Garcia. ~ Beien.
~. NJ: Es;evan Chavez. OF 1aguna.
n. NJ. FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
+. r., 6-S; l.. T., ia.
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New York Money.

New Yorh, Juiy o.. Mercantile pa
per . per cent sterling 60 day bills
az per ccn commercial, 60 day
bills on banks. E1lA per cent. conc
mcrcial, 60 day bils ana per cent.
demand 40 9-iG per cent.
Bar silver-fSA he.
Mexican dollars-G1 sc.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds-Firm
Time loans Firm. go aud 80 dave
"a HiL per cent six months. ~ q
"a per cent
Call money-Sieady High 3 pet
cont. low, ga per cent; ruling rate.
3 per cent; last loan, "a per cent.
closing bid, 2 per cent, offered al.
~ per cont.
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The Markets
wan Street.

New York July . 80 definite ten
denotes developed into the appthctic
iirat hour Of the stock market TODAY.
In some Instances losses were extend
90. while here aud there early gains
were slightly increased
The short Interest," occasionally
sought out soft spots but covered At
the first signs Of support This in
flucnCc became more effective Infer.
the entire list except motors und ~
dustriai alcohol. r%iliyiug on buying ct
the leaders tome Of which hose ma
~teFiall} over last weeks final quota
lions Rails shared bon the mo,c.
mcnt but prices reacted again t
noon. Bonds were steady. liberty
3 ~ chtuEiuE bands ti premiums ~
I-TUfn g.. H.ruft.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department NJ tho Interior, Z. s.
Land ONCE at Santa Re. n. NJ,
June :, 1917
Notice IL hereby given tnRt virgli
4. Harrington. OF Laguna, n. NJ. who.
on June 9Th. 1910. made Homestead
Application No. ei36i2. for Eh Swh
Swh SwN and Swh sen. Sec
ton 9. Township IN, Range 4w,, n.
NJ. y. Meridian. ana Additional
Homestead Application No. o25712
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Chicago. July g. Iiogs-Eoccipt-.
$4,000. Fairly active. mostly % cents
under Saturday. average. BUR.
st4B 1855: light. {ii.20H 1850,
heavy, Sit.30a 1850, pigs. s1o.15m
IA o
Cattlc-Reccipts. 900 steady,
Native beef cattle, SNfU@ 1880;
stoCkers and feeders. XG.3OM95O.
cows aud heifers. SJ.iGa 1i.90. calves.
SO OOT l4.75.
Sheep-Rcceipts. 10 200. Farm.
Wcthers, s7.SOH ll.iO. lambs. $1,000
n / $50.
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Trust Deeds.

Anna Frederickson TO First Savings
Bank and Trust CO. June 80. lots 10,
u. block 80. old Town. $4,000.
O. Pachechi and wife to First saw.
ings Bank and Trust Co. trustee.
july ., lots / gto - Inclusive. block y.
+. ArmIJO y Otero addition. $1,000.
Celestia y. P'llsbury IL J.. Mordy.
trustee, July .. lot >, block 10. High
land Huning addition. S2.20O.
Jnn. Crockcr and wife To W. &.
ThaNton. trustee. July B. lots -. 20.
block -. Paris addition. $500.
Superior Lumber and MIL CO.. 10
First Savings Bank a Trust Co.. july
=. lots ] to II inclusive, block \, At
lantic a Pacific addition. $500.
Il. +. Arlodge. ct uX. To w. a. Me-
Mullen. trustee. July 3. lots 10. ~. Is,
t6, -, block 40. old Town. 1900.
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Advertised Letters
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST IOI,
TIE WEEK ENDING July :. 1917

Miss Nlrci,ca Arenas. Eafnica
Ayala, Mrs. Harold Arnold. Mrs. ".
7. Blanet, Miss Flora Barel1. Miss
Mercedes chavez. Mrs r. ~. ,onlin.
Miss Elsie Clayton, Miss Fran s
Campos, Mrs. + NJ. Coirn. Mrs
Marjorie Eastwood. Brunl Furnles.
Mrs. r. r. Gallinger. clento lie
Chavez, Mrs. Geo. Howprsl. Miss Mary
\. Hines, Miss MARY Julien. Mis-.
lthoda Jackson. Mrs. Julianiti Flora,
Elicar Moya, blanche Moser. Claudia
Marquee, Miss Benlentt Ortega. Mr.
q. W. Ransom. Mrs Manuelitn san
chez, Miss Louise sanders. Mrs. Isla
G. Smith, Mrs. Il. II. SuIduth. Mifs
Dcmurita Trujtlo. Mi.s Barn1 line
\aDrrdcn.
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CROP physloiogy Cmalcl. sIgO5-

an crop physioiogy tmaicj. $1,000
$500.
Applicants for The followiug viii
not be required to report fbr eNami-
nations at any place. Until further
notice applications will bc received
at any time. Papers viii be- rated
Immediately upon their receipt In or
der that appointments may be made
promptly
Schedule clerk umalej. $1,000
S1sOG, laboratory assistant Cmale
and femaleD, S1.O0O-S1.32O.
Upon request further Information
will be furnished by II. +. F'agab, To-
cal secretary. Albuquerque. y. NJ. or
G. l.. Snyder, d~istrIc, secretary. Post
OHice building. San Francisco.
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ed when corn turned ~ grade. There
was gossip that the tmbargo procla e
mntion would probably. To some cx-
tent, help relieve the ocean tonnage
situation by forcing neutrais 20 assis,
more freely.
Wheat trade was reduced To- next
"a nothing September opened cent
lower az tt.a3 aud later sold at ti.92.
a liberal increase Of over months
estimate the i9t1 yield was expected
Ia be shown by The government crop
report today and the guesses turned
out correct. Prices closed unsettled
3i4 to iis cents new lower, July.
s202is and sept. Sis0h
Provisions tool u downward SWING
Lard especially. was heavy.
Close.
Whont-July t2.02Ia. sept. 81 90ia
Corn sept. tl.5iA Dee. 4i.tGA +.
Oats-July. g. age. Sept. sftac.
pork-July. 5000; sept. $39.S5.
Lard-July. $50 80: sept. sells.
Robs-July. &2i.6O; sept. s2i.G5,
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Ncw York Nictnl.

New York. July o. Coppor-Quio'.
Elcctrolytic and spot and nearby,
sac 49, 90. nominal August and
later. t2925H3lO0.
lron-Ftrm. No. I northern. $3.50
ji.0O; No. q, S5s0Oa $500. No. 1
southern. $4,000 4ioO. No. >. $500
g50.5O.
Tin-Firm spot. S62.5Oa63.OO
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1900; heifers. t7.5Oat225, stockers
n feeders. tG.5Oq 1850. bulls. So go
9S.25: calves. $1,000 13.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000. steady.
Lambs. $4,000 1900. yeaigrlsn etao
Lambs. $4,000 1900; yearilngs.
$1,000 ~. 90: wethers. ss.50m $50:
ewes. $500 u g.25.
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knn.ns CIV IiNcsinck-

Kansas CITY. July s-Hoes-R--
ceipts, 10000. Lower Bulk. tl4.sOd
1855, heavy, yii.G0H 1875. light.
sl4 '5Hl535, pigs. S12.75G1Lo0.
Catue-EeCeipts. $1,000. Higher.
Prime fed steers. Si2.59H - 90. dress.
ed beef steers. S9.5Om te.s5. western
steers. 5000 1925. COWS. S5.75H
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Chicago. July g. Butter-Higher.
Creamery. 3fa3iAc.
Eegs-Steady. Receipts. IJ.2Sl
cases. Firsts. STA &c. ordinary firsts.
2S u a 2ai &c. at mark. eases Included.
27m3l ihc.
putat0es-Utrhor Uuccipts. 20
cars. Virginia barrels tG.11H 100.
California. s., 5000 .,5. NfAausan and
Oklahoma. t2.fOm goo.
Poultry - Alive - Lower Iuwls,
IS ,cuts
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Denver Iiyes,a.l.

Denver, July s-catle- Receipts.
i,i0o. Market. steady. Beef steers.
Ss.50m 1900; cows and heifers, $3.50
a 1900. stockers n feeders. $1,000
$50; calves. S1l.0OM 1890.
HOgs-Recelpts. 100. Closing 10
cents lower. Too. $3.50. bulk, $500
Mi5. 80.
shcep-Receipts. 500. steady.
Lambs, $4,000 1866; ewes. ss.50u
100.
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Kansas Ctt>. July -Buttcr-.
Creamery. $50. rrsts. Sac. second
sac packing. 8Oirc.
EEEs-Firsts. 300. seconds. &c.
Poultry HOLSTERS. l3c hens. i7c.
Sroilcrs. 2iI2 CSC.
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Ncu NorL .tetai

Now York. July s-The metal Ga
change quotcr lead easy. spot offered
Mt ia spelter, easy; spot East st,
Louis delivery, So ng.
At London-Lead. spot. $50. los.
futures, t2H, los. spclter. spot, f5f.
futures t50.
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Real Estate
Record

Published by the Retail Merchants
association, week ending july T. 1915,
90, Barnett building phone.
jo5, G. O. Ackcrman. seCrctary.
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Ada NJ. NetherWood. ct cir. to Lora
O. Shrout. July Z lot a.. block 10.
\ctherWuod Park. 81.
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ROOM AND BOARD

ROOM and BoARD-Excellent board;
large light rooms. with individual
sleeping porches-s3b.0O to 5000 per
month. Mrs. Curtis. 32O South Broad
way. Phone i9O9-R.
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WANTED-A second hand bicycle.
Must be in good condition and at
a reasonable Price. Write "E." care
Herald.
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ForRent

FOR RENT-Furnished bungalow on
University Heights. Jay A. Hubs,
Phone 1913.
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wANTED-Two experienced waiters
at the Pullman Cafe.
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Apartments for Rent

ONE BEAUTIFUL f-room apartment
az THE WASHINGTON. 1909 West
Central. Phone 2oe2. j. D. Eakin,
Prop.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-09

WANTED-Porter N night man az
the Albuquerque Motor Co. Apply
To Mr.. Fist.
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NOTICE or SALE.

No. 1913.
state ~ New Mexico. County OF Der
n%alillo, IN the District Court.
Rafael Garcia, sheriff of Bcrnrlillu
county, trustee. ana Robert G.
Grccnlcaf beneficiary, Plaintiffs
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FoR REN1-Rooms

FOR RENT-One or two furnished
rooms or light housekeeping rooms;
board, II preferred. 2i0 North Fourth.
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Ribbons for n machine so cents
each. ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. l22 South eth
street Phone ga.
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F. r., 6-S; L. r.. ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-19
ccrrcspondencia Especial para Ia rEF\s,

CORRESPONDENTS Especial para IA PhN\>N
Ell PA.SO. Texas. Abril l6-Fran-
cisco Murguia. practic1mente' eS-a
inactive. pucs no pued atacar a
cnemigo = pesar detener p~oderoSoS
a,ementos. Su ofensiva. preparaca
convenientemente V anunc!ada con
gran arrogacia 4 su paso por ClIdao
Trarez ha resultado un ~fracaso, pues
,~Turcuia ha admitido que Villa esta
mis- fuerte de 10 que Sc lie suponla y
aue por clio ha necesItado zanzibar
Sis planes, esperanto Ia cooperation
de las tuerzas que Sc encuentran en-
ciudad de Chihuahua Y otras pla-
.as s;tuadas al sur de aqueIla, para
| ,oder e~mprender IL campana baJo
,ases seguras.
No es este solo. Villa, con gran as
ncia. al saber que Murguia habla
r~econcentrado gran parte de suS tro-
mas en- Ia region occidental de- Esta-
10 Y tornado ell mando de Ia campa-
m contra los rebeldes. puso en- prac-
+ica su gran astucia Y Sc a~proVecno
de sus profundos cOnocimientos del
terrero. para desarrollar un nuevo
plan de campana, plan que Ia deS-
orientado Z Murguia y que probable
monte dara al jefe rebelde ell result
.,do favorable que espera. Villa ma
s;strihuido sus fuerZas de tai modo,
que parece eludir TODD encuentro con
Murguia. Este jefe no ma podldo To-
c~alizar a Villa I su principal co!um-
-, y es+i tratando de loca.izar q.
enenigo. para 10 cual ha lido aVan-
zando, aunque con las ~neceSarlaS pre
ca1ciones, hacia Ia parte mas lntrln-
cada de Ia sierra. Villa, con Ia tact
a u esta empleando, trata de de-
pilitar al general Murguia, pues eS
indudable que este tiene que diViair
sus fuerzas a MEDIA que vaya avian
zando en- Ell interior del Estado' SIN
encontrar al enemigo. Por otra parte'
mientras mas Sc inferno en- Ell corazon
de la sierra, Murguia estara en- eondE
clones mas desventajpsas, pueS no
pcira usar "a artilleria pesada para
combatir & los rebeldeS.
Ash pues,. Sc espera que ocurrah
combates yarciales entire las tropaS
ie Murguia Y las distintas Columns
1ue Villa ha ~distribuido convenlente-
nente para tender embOscadaS a las
ropas del gobierno de facto. Y 81
,sto acontece, es indudable que Muir
no vera realizado su proposIto
, dastruir militarmente a Villa en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-19
Untren de pasajeros ffu6e d1iinanitadoe en- Estaci6nMadera
Una partida rebelde coloco en- la via una Ion1-
ba de dinamita y esta estalio ocasionando
la muerte d c~incuenta personals
.Espinosa hire|es Sfjsba en- eI convoy Y escape sa UT
aptcnovll al atacsr los febsldes

de! Estado de Coahui,a, Gustavo
Espinosa M:reles, iba IN e. tren y
escape milagrosamente.
Embellishments despu6s de Ia
voladura, asaltantes Y escolta enta-
blaron IN rudo conlbate, en- e! que
salieron v~encedores los Glen hon.
bres de Ia escolta, quienes hicie-
ron r~etirarse a los villiStas despues
de cua:ro horas De t~iroteo. Entretan-
to. Espinosa Mireles hizo bajar del
tren IN autom6vil que lleyaba Y en-
q. sigui6 el viaje a toda maquina.
Los vi,listas cogidOs p~risioneros en-
ell combate, fueron Embellishments
! ahorcados por los c~arrancistas.
Sc dice que entire los muertos Sc
cuen.a I'm comerciante de Sabinas,
a9ellidado Avalos-
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correspondence Especial para la peENSA

@=Il J
EAGLE PASS, Abril 16.-Los
viaieros llegados hoy a Piedras Ne
gras. en- el tren del Sur, traen las
~priraeras noticias de IN suceso sen
sac!onal acaec:do hace tres dlas, So
hra "a via de uno de los ferrocarrl-
les mexicanos, en- los cua?es Sc ma
&c, te.de hace mucho tempo. viaJe
lleno De peligros de los que pocas
veces Sc sale con bien.
Dicen estas informaciones que
mace tres dias el tren que hace e!
servic.o entire Torre6n y Saltil-O. a!
uerar I IA estaci6n de Madeira, Iuc
de.enido por una explosion formIda
bic que detruyo toda Ia parte de-
lantcra del convoy. Antes habia
pasado un tren ~exploradOr, que NJ
tuvo accidente a!guno, pues "a par
Ida viilista que consume el hecho,
esperaba al de paSaseros, que lie
vaba n fuerte escolta.
Entire soldadoS Y ~viajeros, las VIC
timas pasan de cincuenta.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
pAcAN DE CUARENTA Y ClNCO
Los MUERTOS EN- Ell
DESASTRE

EAGLE PASS, Abril 11.-Se han
recjbido en- esta ciudad. nuevos e
;r-.eresantes detalles sobre Ia VIOLA
dura del tren en- Ia Estacion Ma
dera. entire Torre6n y Saltitlo' ocu
vrida hace cuatro dias.
Segun estas noticias, ell deSas're
rge de gran magnitud pues pasan
de cuarenta Y cinco los muertos.
Iban tres trenes, uno tras otro'
= manana del dia en- cue ocurrlo e!
81 desastrc. E. primero pas6; Ell Sc
gundo, que Nevada mas de cuatro-
Glen, os pasaje:os frt dinamlt'0o'
= el ter ero Sc devolvi5 a toda ma
qaina.
Sc asegura que ell eX-Gobernador
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REvISTA DE la PEENSA
Cyiene de la 3a.)

derlos. Ouienes no sepan apreclar en-
10 u vale e. hien que poseen' acaba-
ran por perderlo. Los momenfos ac-
tuales exigen que nos preparemos pa
"a defender la R~epublica, y al prcpio
tempo, nuestra seguridad nuestro pa
trimonio, ell acerbo patri6tico, Ell honor
V Ia dignidad naciona es; y ante incen-
trves tan p~oderosos, SECURES estamos
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Dorde SC cncuentran las avanzadas
dc Murguia y donde las villistas.

Dorde sc cncuentran las avanzadas
dc Murguia y donde las villistas.
Los siguientcs intaresaates infor-
mes de IL situa-i6n de !as fuerZas CO.
rr2pc;stas : vilistas, fueron proper
cionados hoy por personals que dicen
estar al tanto de los mov!mlentoS
efcctuados. AigunaS de esas perso-
mas vinieroa dc Pearson, punto situa-
do por Ia via del Norceste, muchas
mi'las al sur de Casas Grandes.
Murguia Sc encontrabl el domingo
en- FL Vale, donie estuvo II eXpe-
dicion del general Pershing Y sus ex-
pioradoreS no habian podido hallar
siquiera una hIella de los villistas en-
todo cl distrito de Namiquipa. La ca
b~allcria de Murguia eSta eHplorando
las faldas de Ia sierra del Noroeste,
tratando de localiZar a. enemlgo, pc
re no Sc ha reg!Strado hasta ahora
ninguna acci6n de importancia. pues
solo han ocurrido encuentros ligeros
con partidas al parecer aisladas, pc
10 que son seguramente a~.anZadas
que Villa usa para seguir muy de
cerca los movimientos de Murguia.
De acuerdo con IA information
proporcionada por los viajeros lie
gados de Pearson, entire MADEIRA Y
Pearson Sc ~encuentran acampados
como cuatro mil villistas. Francisco
Villa, segdn ell decir de los informan
ties, Sc hallaba con mil hombres en-
Las Cruces, en- tanto que una cO.um-
ma del mismo numero de hombres, al
mando de Jose Ines Salazar, Sc en-
cuentra en- las inmediaciones de FL
Vale. punto q donde Sc dice que ha
llegado Murguia.
Sabese que ell domingo sc encon-
traba ell jefe vilista Julio Acosta 4
ounce millas de Ia ]poblacion de Me-
dera, teniendo a sus 0rdenes ocho-
cientos hombres. Dicho jefe protege
Ia retaguardia de Villa, QuIen proba-
blemente aun Sc ]encuentra en- Las
Cruces, punto magnifico para dirigir
las operacioens sobre eI sur, atacan-
DO 4 las fuerzas que ~irtenten AVIAN
lie L ciudad de Chihuahua, y So
pre- ell norte, en- contra de Murguia.
Sc cree aqui que Villa Va a desarro
lar una campana de emboscadas y
por sorpresa en- cuanto Muir
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