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From BRAzos ST. JAGo.-The schooner FL
della Capt. TURNER, arrived this morning from
Brazos 81 Jago, which place she left on the
morning Of the 9th instant.
We have conversed with Mr. ROBERrsoN who
came in her, and End that there il moths
ing more reliable from Monterey than wchave
already had through other sources. He left Ma
tamoros on the evening Of the 4th, and Point
Isabel on the 9Th. Since then he has been on
board the schooner, lying off BrazOs St, Jago,
and has had but little communication with the
shore. "A report was current at MatamorCs and
Point Isabel when he left, and at Brazos St.
Jago as late as the evening of the 9TH, that the
American loss in killed & wounded was about
1900. 1t will be remembered, however, that
the Galveston papers received by the Neptune
contained what purported to be the substance
Of dispatches from Gen. TAYLOR received by
the Quarter Master at Brazos St. Jago ON the
7th, which was communicated from recollec-
ton by Captain WEfMoRE Of the schooner
BlGnck q, Sayre; and that it was stated that
the Amricans loss, in killed and wounded was
only 500, while that Of the Me ticans was said
to be 2100.
Welearn from Mr.. RoBERrsoN that there il
no doubt of CANALEs being between Monterey
and the Rio Grande, when last heard from he
was at Mier at the head of60O rancheros.
The Indiana regimentO Of volunteers stationed
at Matamoros, has been ordered to Monterey
leaving only one Of the Ohio regiments to gar.
rison that place and the points between it anC
the Gulf.-N. o. Bulletin.
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WenOticed the other day the arrest ofseyer-
a persons in Nashville for counterfeiing. One
OF the inhabitants has been held to bail for his
appearances in the United States Court upon the
charge Of clipping the coin. A quantity Of
rings cut from the genuine coin were found in
their possession, together with the insiruments
employed in cutting them. Ii seems they take
. ten dollar gold piece or half dollar, and cut
Of q ring from the edge, thereby Diminishing
the weight and value Of the good coin and then
use the EingsiR trimming base coin.
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Gov. Kearney,s rrOclamation.

We have not sooner given this rare and GU
Fious document to our readers for the reason
that our organ Of faith was not strong enough
10 believe il genuine. AS tits now admitted
10 be 90, We call particular attention to it.
Where Col. Kearney obtained power to alb
solve from and bind BY oaths, whether from
the Pope or the Polk, we are unable to say
This wholesale manufacture Of American citi'
gems BY the mere proclamation Of a military
commandar is something new in the annals o
naturalization. Judge Elliot cant reach it will
a ten foot pole.
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PUN.ishment.

And lhop hast worshipped-thou, fond fool,
hast knelt
Before that shrine, where truth alone can kneeI
In worship pure--but vain; and thou hast felt
That ecstacy Of deans that %zealots feel,
When they kneel down, and sacrifice, and pray
Before a God they find, %toolate, is Clay.
And thou, old schemer, thou, Of brazen face
And ever ready lie and cringing knee,
Thou who would'st worship Satan fora place
Not caring what the penalty might be,
When placed ~anlast, it will not be Joke,
For every iend at thee his Fun will POE.
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QuERlEs 40 TIE UNION. - The New York
Tribune putsthe following querissto the Union
in a significant manner, as If the writer knew
more than he chose to say. We have no faith,
howeyer, in the facts which he would insinu.
ate:
The Union has been forward 10 contradict
statements made in our columns Will it now
answer ussthese questions?
l. Has not Gen. Taylor recently intimatsd "a
the Government his desile to be aided or re-
lieved in the command in chief against Mex.
icog
2. Has not Gen. Scott recently urged upor
the Government his claim to command the ar
my advancing on Monterey, and been coldl,
refused?
3. Is it not the purpose Of the President L
appoint one Of the new generals Of his owr
creation to the chief command Of the Arm,
invading Mexico91 rG
Weaskf or information, and on good grounds
~ N EaH W. EaMN
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JAYNE,s HAIR TONIC.

VIE efficacy Of this elegant prepare.
ton in restoring the growth of the
hair in bald places, is truly wonderful.
Where the hair has been worn off from
the top Of the head, by the careless prac.
tice Of carrying things in the crown Of
the hat, it is generally considered diff.
cult if not impossible, to restore il; but
it is found by numerous examples that
the Hair Tonic reaches these cases ery
promptly, and effects a complete cure.
Every gentleman-(we say nothing to
the ladies, it being a fair presumption
that their hair is always in full luxu.
rance, at least it always seems so)-
every gentleman who finds his hair
growing too thin, or becoming loose,
should place q bottle Of Jayne's Hair
Tonic IN his dressing-case, and apply il
with a free use Of the h~air-brush every
morning. The result will be a full.
strong, and healthy head Of hair. The
cases that have fallen under our own, OBJ.
seryation warrant US fully in asserting
this Weekly Messenger,
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY,
October "a, 1916. e-s
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FINANCIAL Der ANGEMENT.-The state of things
announced in the following paragraph, from
the latest number of the St. Louis New Era,
fulhls even earlier than was expected, the pre-
dictiOns Of those practical statesmen who, in
Congress and elsewhere, endeavored to save
the administration from the effects pitts own
wilfulness-fOr we cannot attribute the persist.
Jag in the sub.Treasury plan wholly to igno-
rance-in forcing its odious hard money
schemes through Congress at the very moment
that it wasiIself aboutaOoding the country sOiU.
paper representing only the credit Of the govern
ment-NaL hi.
"The Financial officers of the Government
have crowded the money market with their de-
preciated paper, Treasury notes and drafts, and
still the governments credit is verylOw. Treas.
ury notes are at four or FIVE per cent. discount
and cannot be cashedi in large quantities. a. thai
rate. The sub-Treasury Law is openly and
frequently violated in many respects by public
officers, and the present condition Of affairs for.
chilly exposes that hard money humbug. Il /.
nov manifest that it is utterly impracticable tc
carry oct the hard money project, and 1t il
probable that the sub-Treasury will soon be.
come q Government Bank"
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LATER PROM THE ARME--By the arrival Of
the United States steamer Neptune, last evening
from Galveston, we have received an extra II
the Galveston NsOs, Of the 10th inst, contain
ing intelligence from the army, receivedby the
schooner Bianch q. Sayre from Brazos ST,
Jago. Captain HILL the United States Quarter
Master At BrazOs St. IagO, received dispatches
from General TAYIoa on Wednesday last,
which Captain WETnoaE of the Blaneh q
Sayre, heard read, and communicated from Re.
collection to the editor Of the News. In the
information thus communicated, Nc 6nd
nothingin relation to the seige of Monterey in
addition TO what has been already published
here, except Ii 4 ii is stated that the Mexicons
lostinkiIle and wounded twenty-one hundred.
andthat four HUNDRED were taken prisoners dur.
ing ihe combat. The Americans loss il said to
have been, inkilled and wounded 500 IN which
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65-A slight Cold the Mother Of Con.
sumptiOnl--Let not those complain of being
bitten by a reptile which they have cherished
to maturity in their very bosoms when they
might have crushed it in the egg. Now, if we
call a slight cold the egg, and p%leurisy, inAam-
nation Of the lungs, asthma, and consump-
zion the yenomous reptile, the matter will be
more than correctly figured. There are many
ways in which this egg may be deposited and
Matched. Going suddenly, slightly clad, from
a heated into a cold atmosphere, especially If
you can contrive to be in a state of perspira-
ton; sitting OF standing in a draught, however
slight, it is the breath of death, and laden with
the vOporof the grave. Lying in damp beds
for there his cold r shall embrace YOU
continuing in wet clothing, and neglectina
wet feet--these and a hundred others, are some
of the ways in which you may slowly, imper
ceptibly, but surely cherish the creature tina
shall at last creep inextricabl ~ inwards, and liz
cOiled about your very vitals.
Attend to this in season-even a slight colo
is no small matter. At the first attack ust
Wistar's BaIsam Of wild Cherry, it il
sure to cure, and il is the On~lyremedy You car
place Perfect confidence in. It commences al
the root Of HE disease, and thoroughly eradi
Gates Il.
See advertisements A
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold bv
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NATTCE.

ME subscribers would inform
friends and the public, that |
store on Washington street, andths
tents, with the exception Of Their
and papers, we're consumed BY g.
Tuesday morning last. Theg
since removed to "Prentiss Row I
door 70 w. ". Davenport, ESQ
TO correct any erroneous imprs
that have gone forth, they VIII
that their loss does not exceed
at the outside.
We win soon have a Foil Slps'
Goods again, and are even noiO fulg
pared to attend to our friends.
LAUGHLlN, sEARLE
vicksburg, Oct. 70, 1916, Y
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From PoRr LAyAccA--The United States
steamer Telegraph, Captain AUID arrived yester-
day from Port Iayacca, via Galveston, having
left the former place on the 9th instant.
We learn from Captain AUD that General
Wool with $500 men marched from San An.
tonic on the goth ult. for the Preside de Ia
Grande, his advance guards having left tire,
days before.-N. o. Bulletin.
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nearly all the accounts seem 10 agree. OF thil
number two thirds were killed We have al
ready expressed our pnbeIief in q report thal
the Mexieans had lost 1900, aud this last re-
port, considering the great advantage under
which they fought, taxes creduliiy to the ut
most.
The city was in possession Of our army
when the bearer of dispatches left, the enemy
having evacuated it.
The report that the Mexicans had taken a
train of wagons onsthe road from Comargo to
Monterey, is contradicted.-N o. Bulletin.
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ADMINIsTRAToR,s 80

RY virtue of an order Of The
- Bile Probate Courtof Madisss
~, Mississippi, made at the S..
Term, l846, will sell as Admi5
de bopis non Of Mercer WsdF
deceased, at the Court House
the town Of Canton, il said COIN.
Monday he Second dayof MoUemJ
on a credit Of twelve months. Il.
chaser giving bond and securil'
following described tract or pas,
land lying in said county Of Nh
viz: The north half, south. west NJ
section thirty-louF, township nina,
one, westi east half, south west N
north half, east half, norlh.wes H
and south half, west half, souIs
quarter, section thirty; west half. /,
west quarter, section thirty. one
ship nine, range one, east, contain
all three hundred and twenty acrsa
or less.
Sale 70 take place within the
prescribed by law.
W, H. WADLINGn
Admir- de bonds non Of NJ. Waa1s
deceased.
October N, 1916.
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TAG JACKSON AND CoLuMDUs MAIL will here
sitter arrive and depart whenever it Pleases Pro
violence, If { ave Johnson should not interfere.
We 90 not intend to mislead our readers BY
publishing any Mail Arrangement, until we
have bond and from Cave that we can
DO 90. for at least thfee months without change,
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CANTON, MISS .
runDAym...aocToRgR q, sc.
.l4s II IS fLe distinqmsdinq haDpines,

- ~ - ~ WVVEV"5 "5 ""FT
Of FREg GovBRNMENr, that civil order
should BE HE result Of choice, and not ne.
cessity, and che common wishes0 Of the peO-
pie become he laps ethe land, their pub
lie prosJ eriiy, and epcn eristeace, very
much depends upon suitably forming The
minds and morals q their citizena II can
only be happy Uten ME public principles
and opinions are properly directed ana
manners regulated"
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LIvERPoOL CLAssIFICATION.
Stock on hand not cleared :.m:..:s.;:: :34,42
OFFIcE or THE YAzoO DEMocRAT,l
Wednesdau, OcL, 81. l74R.

oFFIcE OF THE YAzoo DRMocRAT,l
Wednesday, Oct 81, l746.
The river is at a very low stage, and is still
falling, yet several packets continue to run aa
low down as the mouth.
Transactions in the Cotton market, although
still restricted for the period Of the season.
have not been as limited since our last Report
as previously. From the following quotation
Of sales it will be seen that the accounts
have had favorable effect on our market, viz
5 bales at 81, 3 at 81, 46 at o., 96 at 81, 46 at
1913, So al Of, l3at 10, 4 al 81, 10 at %, II at
Of, 4 at 9 IS, I at %, 5 at 9 s,8, 10 at 9 lilo.
10 at 94,e at 10, s a. OF, at o., 6 al 10 S-s, %
at 9 3-8, 20 at 9, 25 at %, 8 at 81, 5 at 81, l at
8 3-l6-totaI number, 1913 bales.
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BANK ExHlslTIoN.-The Washington Union
calls upon the people to watch for tho saIutary
effects Of the sub-Treasury law. The first dis
%cOyeFer i respectfully desired to make conf
Dental mention Of the event to the editor 81
the Union, il being highly importan. that 4
proper degree Of mystery and mysti6cation
shall be employed thereabout.
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N. B. w HITEHEAD,
WILLIS B. JONES,
October "a, l84e.
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

Y virtue Of an order Of the FIonora.
- Bile Probate Court 81 Madison coun
" Mississippi, will, on
Monday The 9th dayg November, 1916,
as Administrator OF the estate Of Arm
sted Branch, deceased, sell at public
auction to The highest bidder, before the
Courthouse door, in the Town Of Canton,
the following lands, lying in,said county,
viz.
The northeast quarter and the south
west quarter, and the west half Of the
southeast quarter Of section three; the
west half Of the northwest quarter o.
section thirteen; the southwest quarter
and west half Of the sonth-eas: quarter,
and east half Of The northwest quarter,
and south half Of the west half of the
northwest quarter, and south half OF
the west half Of the northeast quarter
Of section four; the east hall Of the
northeast quarter Of section twenty
three, all in township eight, range three,
east, containing about nine hundred
acres in all.
The land to be sold on a credit Of
twelve months, subject to the widows
dover.
Bond with approved security will be
required.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed by law,
E. G. HENRY, Adm'r
DE bonds non.
v October "a, ls46. go
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calico dress currency suggests itself az a great
expedisps Of economy. It would be the more
advantageous at this iuncture, as we are IN
formed that there was only about $4,000 dol
lars Of unapproPriated specie remaining in the
Treasury. l have the honor, &c.
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AoRasr.-Gcorge Pratt, Esq, Office Of the
New York; Morning Telegraph, is our author
lied agent, to receive Advertisements and sub
.scriptions, and receipt for the
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Nm. Cen Us. Amy u Inynaion

The Major General might have suggested a
still further profit Of some 200 per cent, on
sending the goods already manufactured into
shirts, nowsers, and loose wrappers, for the
Mexican ladies, on account Of the climate, wear
everything very loose.
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NIE are authorized to announce Col.
w. A. M. VIM, as a candidate for
5rlgaa.eT General ol the cd Brigade, 81 Diyi-
SION: mississippi Militia. The electionto tak !
place 18th November. '@Ae
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COmmEROIAL.
Nsw orleans Cotton Maiket::::Oet. n.


CoTToN-The animation in the market 10 the
early part of the week, as noticed in our last
review, has since been followed by compare
tive inactivity, This may be partly attributed
to the vessels iakensup for France and Spain
having completed their cargoes, and partly to
the desire to wait for further advices by the
Great Britain, but principally to the. inability Of
parties to agree. The present rates being too
high for the latest quotations in Liverpool, are
based by factors on the further advance %antici-
pated there when the facts are ascertained with
regard to the deficiency Of the incoming crop,
Buyers, however, are unwilling to operate I'M
der this view, and stand aloof unless they can
purchase more nearly in agreement with their
orders. Factors, on the other hand, are firm
and anticipate a further advance. The sales
on Wednesday embraced 500 bales, ON Thurs
day $50, and yesterday $50, making the aggre-
gate Of the three days 1900 bales, and Of the
week 5000. The receipts from the lst Of Sep
TENDER to date are only $4,000 bales, against
ll4,l58 during The corresponding period last
year. We continue onr previous quotations
without change.-Bnletin.
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MARRTED.-ln this County on the 10Th inst,
NJ. ELIJAH Il. PACE to Miss. JANE r. BRrs.
coE.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.

BY the Probate Court of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenemenls and hereditaments Of Jesse
johnson, deceased, Greeting:
VOU are hereby commanded to APP
pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
10 be holden at the Courthouse of said
county, On the Cd Monday Of December
nert, then and there to shew cause if any
you have, why said court shouldnot then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditamentso Of said deceased to be
sold to pay the debts Of said decedent.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County,
BY the Probate Court Of said q
To all persons interested in the
tenements and hereditaments Of FL
TidweU, deceased Greeting:
VOY ara hereby cited to appsaI
fore the Probate Court of said
ty at a regular term thereof to b
den at The Courthouse Of said counI
the Second Monday Of DecembeF
then and there to shew cause if anI
have, why said Court should not
order and decree The lands, teHsI
and Entertainments Of said deceas
be sold, viz:
The southeast quarter Of s.
tweniy-three, township eight, /
three, east, containing about one |
red and sixty acres.
Witness, the Hon Ia
HowcoTT, Judge Of Pr
Of said county, the s.
SIS Monday Of October. &
LIS. year Of our Lord one I
#-# sand eight hundred ani
" six, and seal Of saide
Issued, the 18th a
October, 1916.
J. T. CAMERON, CT
October II, 1916.
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yHERE. will DO a meeting Of the
Board of Police on the First Mon.
dagof November nert, to receive the As.
SCISSORS list Of taxes on lands, when al
persons interested may attend.
BY order, ]. j. PUGH, Prest.
October II, 1916. 81
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Nnashinrton Corresnondence.

III addition TO tho dispatches on our outside
page, We give the following from Gen Taylor
which we derive from the same. We wish our
readers to distinctly understand that we do not
vouch for their authority, oerbatinl ct tteratim,
butthey look very like a whale.
CAMP NEAR ClMARao, Sept. 4, 1916.
"I find the Mexicans greatly in want Of
elothes, and materials for clothing. The coars-
est fabrics command the most enormous, pri-
ces, while money is Of tittle value, 1 would
therefore suggest to the war department a
large shipment Of coarse muslins, plain white
and %cOlored, Of gaudy patterns, for the people
are fond Of bright colors. We could dis
pose Of an immense amount to the natives, in
exchange for mules, horses, cattle corr, and
other necessares for our army, and at a profit
Of from fifteen to two thousand per cent upon
the original coet and transportation Of the
goods. The following estimate based upon
facts. will snow the difference between a cur
rsacy for the Mexicans in dry goods and in
specie, and the great advantage Of the former
over tho latter.
100000 yards Of plain and fancy mpslins, at an
average cost in the purchase and tFansporta-
tion, often cents por yard will come to
$4,000.
Which IN exchange for mules, cat
tie, and provisions, al 81 SO per
yard, q price which they will
readily command IN the inserior)
will be equivalent to $4,000 %
or saving to the treasury Of 100000 OC
The dfy goods conveyance commends itself
therefore, as eminenily adapted 10 the Mexican
campaign, on The score o. economy and reel.
5rociiy Of common charityi as we should thu
81 clothing The naked in exchange for Mexi
cans feeding the hungry, which would elevate
De was i once % the very factotum Of The
chFisaan standard. fifty thousand dollari
worth u asg goods can b made equal to sew,
spiy ave thousand III specie; ire sbirttng anC
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E%xEcUToR,s NOTICE.

.T ETTERS Te6stamentary having
- been granted to the undersigned a;
the October Term, 1916, Of the Probate
court Of Madison county, Mississippi, on
the estate Of Hill Jones, decd, all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are notified
to come forward and make immediate
payment, and those having claims a.
gaInst said estate, will present them le-
gally authenticated within the time pre-
scribed BY law or they will be forever
barred.
N. B. WHITEHEAD,
WILLIS B. JONES,
Executors
81 a. AnAo- - q
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Witness, the Hon. JOHN B
HowcorT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
Monday Of September, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou.
sand eight hundred and for
ty-six, and seal Of said court,
Issued, the 23rd day Of
October, l846.
j. T. CAMERON, Cl'k.
"a, 1916. Gil
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AanL;a.

- N~AASSASSLFpI
Madison County,
by the Probate Court Of said 4.
TO all persons interested in the
tenements and heraditaments Nj
S. Ra~lings, deceased Grssinsl
VOU are hereby cited 70 aba.
\ fore the Probate Court Of said
ty at a regular term thereof 70 Be- N
at the Coutt. house of said county. \
second Monday OF December next
and there to shew cause If any you
why said court should not then.
and decree that the following land.
ements and heredaaments Of said
DO sold, viz:
The west half Of northwest an,
section two; south half Of east <,
north west quarter, section two,
ship eight, range two, west.
Witness, the Hon. Jon
HowcoTT, Judge Of Ri
Of said county the s.
# Monday Of October, il
LIS year Of our Lord, one
S. sand eight hundred aid
ty-six, and seal Of saidc
Issued, tho 10th al
October, 1916.
]. n. CAMERON, q
October II, 1896.
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ENARD on POLIcE.

The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold by
PRlESTLEY g. MosBY.
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J. II. (
October II, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-12-02

country and the United States, have not
been neglected by Santa Anna.
Rejon does not possess the military Ia
Tents of Canalzo; still, rs was said Of
William the First of England, he is n
General to be feared" Lake Canalizo,
his personal courage has never been quos-
toned. lie is about the same age as Ca
nalizo. but nearly twice his size. lilo was
once considered 10 be the strongest man
in Mexico. Even now, Monsieur Charles
the wrestler would find il no easy matter
to throw Reiou. He was, until recently,
Mexican Minister of War.