Tombstone epitaph., 1919-06-15
JUAREZ TRANQUIL AND
 READY TO GIVE WARD
 Fiohr TO ANGELES TROOP,


 READY TO GIVE HARD
 FioHr TO ANGELES TROOPS JUARElZ. Mex. June l2.-At g ?. m. tonight all was tranquil in the city bu; the felling is intense.
 Advance forces of General Angeles were reported in skirmishes with Mexican feierals al o'clock along the Mexican side of the Rio Grande There is no report on the number of casualties. which apparently were in significant
 Gen. Francisco Gonzales. one of President Carranzs's ablest command CTS, said in an interview this evening that he was not apprehensive of an attack or that any forces Gen. Felipe Angeies and Francisco Villa had in this vicinity could take the city.
 Through the courtesy and kindness of General Gonzales news correspond ents were given a military passport through all his lines and extended the .riviiege Of an inspection.
 Passing east on Commercial street, leading into the country east of the ciiy. General Gonzales has all in readi- ness for an attack. His men are hold ing every inch of all roaas leading in 70 the city. These men are not smal, iu number The little adobe block houses. with from six to eight men each. are bris with guns: COTE shocks and wheat sheafs contain from two 10 three rifenen and every s;ra- tegic point is well occupied
 Win be Hard Fight
 If General Angeles attacks Juarez and everything goes according 10 the presen; arrangements. il will be a hard fight. General Gonzales forti- fications. inspected by American mili- tary men. are said to be first class
 General Quiroga was reported 10 be al Villa Ahumada, S5 miles south of Juarez, late this evening with a large force of endorsements for Juarez.
 There is no question of the nearnees of some of General Angeles forces ,o Juarez. as General Gonzales today said there were small number east of tn city. Al the ranch of Mrs. G. Weer. four miles east of J2arez, re bel forces stoles all her horses about nooe today and from what they said the main force was south of her place.
 Villistas are also reported west of Juarez in the passes used by General Villa in his previous attacks on the city of Juarez. trip of several miles east of the city, along the river. gives no indication that an enemy army is near. The wheat is turning yellow and the corn and alfalfa fields are unmoiested
 Gonzales Ridievies Surrender
 Every precaution has been taken to protect the city and General Gonzales is confident he can withstand any a.. tack and ridicules the idea of the city falling into the hands of General An. geles. II was reported that the streets were to be cleared at n. m. and all establishments closed. but this WAS not done.
 Cavalry Reinforeements Coming
 One thousand federal cavalrymen, under command of General Quiroga. are en route from Chihuahua City ,o Juarez 10 reinforce the garrison here and are expected to arrive here some t'hhc loihoiiO" HIS announcement was made tonigh; from military head quarters. the statement containing the additional information that Gen. Man. uel Dieguez had assumed command of the northern Mexico military zone. re- placing Gen Jesus Agustin Castro, who has been ordered to Torreon.
 Rebel Forces Located
 Rebel forces to the number of 800 were definitely located south of Qua dalupe, on the Rio Grande, 30 miles east of Juarez. Another party of reb- els. estimated at 100 men, were re- ported detraining at Villa Ahumsds, s2 miles south of Juarez, the latter force being under the personal com mand of Gen. Felipe Angeles.
 2<th infantry Moving {. FL PASO. Texas, June 12.-Al- though Fl Paso is not menaced by rev.