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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 15, 1920 · page 4

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‘ "SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1920

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V'I‘JRA CRUZ, hill) 1-.) (I;\ The XS-V
WIated PrPSS).~—Piesidem (‘anzmza
who with loyal followm's has. been
flintmg a grim battle a :ains: III \Ulu-
”EDDIE ry forces near San Mano»; for
fire last fiVe days, has (‘I'C‘Hped cap.
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“5213 l’resldent has biolII-n ihxough thus
:Smmn'gent lines near Phalchicomula,
about fifty miles east 01 Pueblo, and is
believed to be in the mountainous
may between Puebla and Oaxaca
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' :ment soldiers which is still fighting' m
an effort to delay pursuiL of the fugi-
‘i’ive chief executive

Generals Higinio Aguilar and Guade—
‘ane Sanchez at the head of large’
rmits oI‘. revolutionazy troops on
Thmsday were preparing for a grand
“attack according to a captain who ar-

' .arived here yestomav fro: .1 the scene;
Bf the fighting. Latex dispatches seen l

’ j to indicate that (‘zIIIanza feared this
attack ontld be snccc—s “,z‘ul and he dé-i
«owed to slip through Ihe encircling
fines of his enemies l axing Generals
morguia and Urqui7 o to meet the on-
figught of the insurgents.
ing Iefuge in flight, Curanza is said.
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field by his troops, together with/ war
’ matezial too heavy to be carried away. ‘
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Ixed since Carranza left the battle
me, as dispatches say prisoners have
on capqued by attacking forces. ’ !
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southeastward instead of remaining
. if!) their original positions norfh of San.
L'flarcos It would seem this move-
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mp that was closing about him, for it
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