AMERICANS LEAVE VERA CRUZ.
VERA CRUZ, Novemlber 24,
Aftofr seven months' stay the American forces have hauled down their flag and have begun embarkation for the United States. The city is quiet, but the inhabitants are nervous as to future possibilities. The Constitutionalists have entered the city. The Americans are not giving ii;) formal possession, but are merely evacuating the city and allowing the Mexican force to occupy it. General Villa's forces aire still fighting against the Carranzists. General Blanco, commanding .Mexico City, states that he is net ,;)k.cv orders to either General Villa or 'General Oarranza, but is holding the capital until some form of government is establishment!
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Northern Advocate, 25 November 1914, Page 5
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