Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-11-10 | Page 3 | [Illegible] is Again [Illegible] March on Agua Prieta

1IIS1GI ill! MARCH I I ;.,n Farmers Report ' j Column Seven ' L, East From Naco ! jnJ Villa Verde. j LNZA TROOPS i ake to trenches ILers Prepare for Night by Rebel Leader, ,o Is Expected to Arrive Ar-rive at Sonora. v.vxsVILLE, Tex., Nov. 9. aaddw of Company C, ii!i United States iufan- seven other soldiers were nice from the brash near "-i. ten miles from here, late "y, according to word reaeh-7;n reaeh-7;n Brown today. Three j .;tf Midden's left hand were my. 5. .Arin.. Nov. f. General YJVs army tonight is tuaivh-from tuaivh-from Naoo and Villa v;:ra. toward Aua Prieta, the - V.Vs rtvent liusiiocessl'ul at-forces at-forces ot General P. KUas :; t'arra'x'a defender, :uvoni-here :uvoni-here tonight from Anieri j -;:s on the border west of Tl,,'s" adviees stated Hint just U'loiv dark, .-ulunm in,r!li ,',,) ""'led al seve.al nnles , l,.slh, passed 1 1. 1 I, Auaia,-a.-hi I .,, htrt iios -o.dliivest uf AK Prieta, ,uu started east wai d. Advices Ire,,, X,, Ari.., stated Hint s.-mmi theiisand Villa tieops, ludueen llie.o and Aiunacaelii pUss, late today were onacd w it K seontiiij;- parties sent out I'roni Ae., IVieta l.y General ( al tes. The Garrau.-a det'endi'rs of AKua I'rieta tonight went into tlio trendies" in antnipaton of a nislit attack l.y Villa. I'arran.a oflieials here stated thev were mfoinied id' Villa's intentions lo attack In deserters, rtve hundred of whom were said to have accepted ninnestv from I arrani'a ol'ti.-iuls sin.e Villa's retirement retire-ment last week. General Villa himseh' was expected tomeht to arrice at Noales, ISomna where yesterdav a small bodv of his troops were said to have deserted. Major Gonoial I'rederiek Punston, commander of the southern department ot the t inted Stales armv, who arrived on the border last week, when international interna-tional complications seemed not unlike ly. today departed for his headipiai ters al San Antonio, conidei inn remote the possibility of another attack on the border.