January 370,580 lines 425,684 lines
February 324,548 lines 379,316 lines
March . 365,764 lines 488,698 lines
April 397,544 lines 519,050 lines
May 465,430 lines 495,278 lines
June 401,464 lines 472,528 lines
Total - - - 2,325,330 lines' 2,780,554 lines
Total Six Months* Gain - - - - - 455,224 lines
Member Audit Bureau of Circulations
Indications Are That C'airan/.a Of
ficers Itclicve War Tract i
cally Is Inevitable.
NO CLA8IIKK RKTU'EK.V TROOPS
One of Pershing's A\iators Investi
gates Reports Concerning Suspi
cious Movements Toward American
J.ines?No Ground for Humor.
SAX ANTONIO, July 1. While tho
War Department to-day was moving1
Into the frontier thousands of the na
tional guardsmen. General Obregon,
Carranza's Minister of War, was cn
gaged in strengthening his border
army. Minor changes were directed hy
him in his armies that now are quar
tered in force in almost all northern
cities except a few that lie "under the
American puns, according to informa
tion that readied the intelligence de
partment at Fort Sam Houston. No
clashes between Mexican and Amer
ican troops were rc-ported, hut indica
tions were that Mexican army officers
believed war practically inevitable.
