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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-23
Pumpkin Bread.

Stew a good-sized pumpkin as for
pies, nash fine and make stiff with
four Add a t~easpoonful of salt. Mix
well and turn into a creased bread
pan, and bake in a slow oven for three
hours or more. This may be eaten hot
or cold, but is best when cold it is
cut into thick slices and fried, then
served with jelly or a sweet sauce.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
ANOTHER GARAGE
and REPAIR PLANT
HAVE LEASED WILSON BUILDING
FOR THEIR LOCATION.
Will Begin Business Not Later Than
JUly 18th, and Are Making
Necessary Changes.

The Gainesville Garage a Machine
Company have leased the Wilson build
ing, POS East Liberty street. for a
term of years. and are now having
the necessary changes made TO accom-.
modate an up-to-date automobile gar.
- and ge"r!dI LacnIhe ana repan
stai lishmeni.
The company Is composed OF
Messrs. Geo. !. Doig and Vim. u.
HigdOn. and they have secured the
best wOrkmen and will install tn.
latest machinery. which will enable
them To take care of all work in a
highly satisfactory manner
The lower floor OF the building
will be used as a storage room for
automobiles. and the machine shop
al supply department will be on IN,
ecOnd floor.
II is expected that this firm will be-
ready for business by July 18th.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
DIES FROM FEVER.
C. o. Webster Expires After Four
Weeks SUFFERING.

c. ID. Webster. who recently return
ed to this city from South Florida.
died at the home of his mOther.in-Iaw
Mrs. G. II. Browne, late Wednesday
light from fever.
He had been a former resident of
this city, coming here from the North.
but about six months since he went
to South Florida points to obtain EN-.
ploymeRt, and while away contracted
ne disease which was the cause OF
is death.
The funeral will be held this morn
ing at 3 o'clock, Rev. r. II. Craighill
conducting the services. The follow.
ing are requested to act as palLbear-
ers: s. J. Burnett, s. l.. Gerdine. J
|. Blake. l.. A. Jernigan, Jr.. James
Adamson and Mr.. Bowman.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
RED BUGS" NFEST
The COTTON FIELDS
MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE EARL.
Ter THAN USUAL.
will Cut on Yield Very Largely and
cestroy Cotton Value on
Fields Infested.

The red bugs have already made
their appearance in the cotton fields
of the Alachua section. and they will
proye very dangerous to the crop un.
less exterminated.
c. W. Wells, who has Joined the
army of successful planters OF that
section. stated to = San man Thurs
day that they had Invaded a great
many OF the larger fields. and unless
some steps were taken at once they
would ruin all of the cotton fields OF
that section.
He himself has some seventy-tiy1
acres that is not bothered with the
bugs, hut II they do take TO the place
ne will endeavor to rid them with
some insecticide. which he believes
all planters should do and extermi.
nate thorn frnm the section altogether.
The red bug is one Of the worst
enemies of the cotton grower. and
when ne has once entered the field
and stained the cotton IL falls of in
price fully 80 per cent.
A number of fields that are clean
of the insects are certainly promising.
and never were better prospects for
an enormous yield. the rains having
been sufficient during the past few
weeks to make IL grow nicely.
Alachua is the banner cotton sec.
tion of not only the State, but OF this
part OF the country. for more cotton
Is grown and shipped from that point
than any other. and what effects the
farmers interest there is felt to a
considerable extent all over the coun.
try. During the season there are
three ginneries operated there. and
part OF the time they are compelled
TO run night and day to keep up with
the supply being hauled to that place.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
CAN'T LOSE HAIR
Twenty Years from Today a Bald.
headed Man Will Be an
Unusual Sight.

One Of the most prominent drug.
gists of America made n statement a
few weeks ago which has caused a
great deal of discussion among scient
lists in the medical press.
lie said: III the new hair grower
Pagisian Sage. increases its sales as
ii has during the past year, II will be
used by nearly every man. woman and
child in America within eight years.
And when Partisan Sage Is used
almost universally, dandruff will dis
appear and with Its departure bald
ness. itching scalp. splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will follow. and
twenty years from now a baldhead
will be a rarity"
There is only one way to cure
dandruff and that is to kill the germs
There is only one hair preparation
that will kill the germs. and that Is
Partisan Sage.
This unusual hair restoTer with its
record of thousands OF cures sill Sow
hair on any head where there Is any
life left; IL Is guaranteed by W. VI.
Johnson TO cure dandrun. stop falling
hair and itching OF the scalp in two
weeks. or money back.
II Is me most pleasant and inyigo-
rating tonic. Is not sticky or greasy
and Is used extensively by ladies Of
refinement, who desire 10 have and -
keep their hair soft. lustrous and
lUNuriaut
Only 80 cents for n large Sortle at
W. " Johnsous and leading drus.
gi-ts everywhere, and remember when
sou buy a bottle Of Partisan sac
y,u ct more for 80 cents than tho
makers %. ordinary t1uics give YOU
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02

Isn't there something which only q
want ad. can 30 for you today!
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
RELEASED FROM CUSTODY.
5etsey Shannon and Two Sons Re.
leased from Jail.

Betsy Shannon and her two sons.
James and Lee, have been released
from custody. having been given a
hearing here before Judge
Mason on Thursday charged with kill
ing the husband and father of the
above parties.
After hearing all OF the evidence
in the case, the Judge decided that
IL was insufficient to hold them and
ordered their release.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
Charged With Assault.

Yancey Stewart. who resides neal
Bivin's Arm. was arrested yesterday
IN warrant sworn out by his wifi,
charging him with an assault. The
old woman. who is in feeble health.
vas scarcely able to get to the city
% lodge the complaint against him.
nd she has shown her bruises C.
Judge Mason. who states that she Is
rather bad condition.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
CIREcTORS:
4 Per Cent Paid in
Savings Department
REGIsTER-sHAWL.
Pretty Home Wedding SoIemnized a,
AIsehua on Wednesday.

AIaehua on Wednesday.
There was a pretty wedding solemn
lied at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Shawl. at
Alachua Wednesday at noon. when
Mr.. Samuel Hampton Register was
nited in wedlock to Miss Edith
ihaNL
Only limited number of invitations
were issued. The house had been
beautifully decorated for the occa.
sion by friends Of the bride. and a
number of out-oftown guests were
present to witness the ceremony.
Promptly at the noon hour the Rev.
W. c. Foster joined the happy pair
in marriage. after which a bountiful
dinner was served to those in attend.
The bride-is the youngest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. G.. l.. Shawl of that
place. and up to a few months since
was a resident Of this city She has
numerous friends both here and there
no wish her uiucn happiness durme
90 o,'ioH li.C.
The groom has been a resident OF
Gainesville for the past two years and
now holds the position as billing clerk
In the Express Office here, having
come here with the agent. Mr.. King.
r.'-. 49, ".'
The bridal couple arrived In the
city Wednesday night and at once
were driven to their home on East
Lemon street, which had been made
eady tor their reception by the
room.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02

OFFICERS:
w. r. Thomas, President.
G. 4. eroome, First Viee-President.
e. o. Turner, Cashier.
w. o. Taylor, Second Viee.president.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
Case Continued.

The case OF viii Johnson, cOlored,
who is charged with killing a horse
belonging TO +. Ludwig, was called
for hearing Thursday. but owing to
the absence Of witnesses was con.
tinued until next Wednesday 4
large number Of Witnesses, mostly ne
grues. were summoned here TO testify.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
cAPuoiNg for THAT HEADACHE"

Out last night? Headache and nerv.
Gus this morning? Hicks Capudine
Just the thing to ft you for businets
Clears the head-braces the nerves
Try Il. At drug stores
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02

. Sun want" ads. bring results.
Gainesville daily sun., 1909-07-02
A Golden Wedding

Means that man and wife have liv-
cd 10 a good old age and consequently
have kept healthy The best way TO
Keep healthy Is 10 see that your liver
doe. its duty @C5 day- ont Of 1853.
Til, ONLY way TO DO this is 10 keep
,alard.- HerbHe IN the house aud
fak. ft Whenever your liver gets in
active. Ip cents per bottle. Sold by
F. 40 Johnson
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

ol Si00 900 and SiOn0O0 Tor eaeh 40.
neafancs at the opening tenn OF court.
Maurice Roseuthal. another Chicago
attorney with slagRerlng.slxed-feo al.
iachmenis. was also on the opposing
side lo Kellogg. and Judge Priest. 1.-THE
Highest Priced sttorney west OF the
Mlsslssippl river. who has been atlo..
hey for more wealth than any other
single aiinrneyl was whore he had TO
DE Of all Miller aud his assistants.
Against that arraSl9f blIGht NNloha.
who - comparatively ~ fydui& N man
and Que whose wealtIl'H frobalh% SO.
600, worked Tor salary of less than
$4,000 per annuml
Is lhcre much TO marvel at the Kel.
logg resignatiang
iiDw long can the Governmelli ok.
pect 10 cnmpeie4wiih the most learned
talent o. the tiuat.organlzed CONNER.
cial world with lads who have b
scsimp aud save 10 get from onk co9tt
trial to Gnotherg u
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

F9nk b Kellogg. the Minnesota as
slsiant attorney general Of the United
Slaias wh0 has been the most per.
sislent and the iaost successful PROSE
rptpr siucn Knox sandpihnnd the
sNolthern Securities concern. has
piiied Washington he will cease his
eounecli'u with the Government when
be is through with the cases now
AGAINST ne standard Oh concern.
Mr. Kellogg took steps during the
RoneeVcli regime Ia show hh was onl
Of sympathy with certain Methods ul
ptofeduvql ~ the higher athdfIiIes
and iiatM refused to be mixdi ln eases
where Francis ], aeney was 10 he de-
nendei on 10 get the ovldhnbe. He
said and n Is not fair TO doubt the
truth OF The statements that he had
70 doubt Of Heney heing an honest
msn IN bis way. that Heney would
not lie pr bear false Testimony. but
Kellogg declared Heney was not over
y particular what be induced others
10 do.
Mr KellCgg was detailed 10 the pres
eeutlon Of the STANDARD OH cases and
uas pitl"d against Jahn s. Miller who
ehalgad the oil trust relalnera fee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
REVOLUTION THREATENS
FRANCE
conLlnhaa from paee nEa

Continued from PAGE one
ployes TO form a syndicate, as there
was no analogy between their case
aud that Of ordinary workmen VINO
ne not protected against s,oppage Of
work ana are not guaranteed promo.
ton and pensions In old age.
'lf parliament asks as TO reverse
onr attitude continued M. Bathou.
we will retire and leave TO others the
ahdleaton which would be a mortal
bl0w 20 the imprescrntable rights
that parliament HOLDS from the ma.
llun and 10 the essential. Vital and
permanent interests Of the nation IT,
self"
Toward the close Of The meeting Of
The federal committees Tie speakers
became more excited IN their denun-
citation of ihc government
A caricalure of NJ Clcmenceau WAS
carried into the hall amld boots and
leers and ibc premier was denounced
IN violent toHes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
pocroRs sLuoaEp MlcElY.


Continued from Page Ono
Ing Of physicians at the White TEN.
pic and could not be seen 10 secure
bis version OF the affair.
Tho Offending Article.
The article which Dr.. Davenport
says caused the trouble. charged Dr.
VI II, Tilly Ct Muskogee. DIR. ]. G.
Mabr OF Shawnee and DR.. A. e. Day.
enport, all first appolnlees on the
state board Of health. with charging
excrbiiant fees.
PR BARKER Is secretary Of the on.
lahoma State Medical association Or.
Dayenpof If county physician Of Ok
@aonla connty, member OF the State
y ari { aeaith. and was recently 40.
PORTED 0n4 Of the state hoard Of ax-
amin rs
lhoie yas no police Interference
aud zach ii the belligerents was ablo
90 by utCt. after The battle.
a,th have state vide repulatIans IN
politics ns we'll as In the practice d
their Iruicsson.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Standard OIL is performing badly
again,
No matter when where or how. thai
grand old monster of trust know,
the manner and method OF performing
to the dissatisfaction Of an save Stand
ard OH.
The recent cut OF FIVE cents pei
barrel following a former cut OF al
much, Nas charged to "oyerproduc
iion, that great handy being The con
cern has always used to It's good pock
etbook health.
Standard oil interests differ from
those of any other institution on the
earth.
Il controls the production OF oil I'll
All nations.
Y controls every pipeline on earth
Il controls more miles OF railroad
Than am other ten concerns.
Il operates al fennerles With mod
ern equipment
q owns all OF the possibility OF out.
pul IN Asia, Mexico. America and The
island producing countries.
u has 70 keep Oh hands. III taukago
Sc enrouic IN its pipe line, 900 .0OO. 900
harreis of crude oil
Reduce one half Of that nmount
try.
slaudaid on puts up The price: the
sm1ll orciator suddenly finds hc has
F9gd frtdit and can borrow monty,
nd there becomes rush Ia gel All
inc oil ont az big prices.
There is no record OF the purehase
ul barrel Of OH ay the octopus when
Z made less than $50 per barrel profit
Oklahoma is the greatest oil pruduc.
Ing state. and is therefore more at
the trust 5 mercy than the others.
The interior department, III zeal 10
iefmm mankind. placed Restrictions
on the oil operator which has mitI.
gated against al honest production
and given TO the Indian territory more
sources Of corruption. open cheating
and wilirll violation OF the law than
all other things united az one.
our OF interests have been "eater.
wauled This gseat reformsr has said
how and what should be done. his
nnighbOr across the street refusing 10
agzae- and asking different kind Of en-
uetmcnts
The new country. with Two trusts
and one Independent pipe llne found
its market al the Gulf ports shut afl
nd the clstcrn lines choked with q
algh grade oil.
Row we are confronted with q eat
oI about two cents per week with not
be least probability OF being stopped
turing the summer, because The OF
autnut lor the summer will be at
'eaHl three per cent higher than m
Tie colder months, or course these
Is no shortage Of oil neither Is there
production greater than the trust
knew about a year ago, but the man
agemeni has shaved the price and the
producers are paying the freight.
Here and there mortgage will be
closed some poor operator win be
broke aud shifted back TO the common
working ferd
Fl ls 4 sreal business for the max.
ng Of Standard OIL stockholders dipl.
dends
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Speaker Cannon seems rather
friendly 10 Judges Mcpherson and
Phillips, of Missouri. He declares me
Murphy resolution on impeachment
en- cone through the judiciary com
mlltee cnly and that the committee
VII take no action until the regular
session Of The Congress. An Of which
Il iechnlcally correct. but, II thone
Judges are aa indignant al the Murl
phy aci d they claim to be, and hall
as anxious for searching lnyestl
cation az they gave out TO the press
| would be more seemly to urge early
letlnn No one can accuse Congress
man Murphy Of being afraid 10 face
The music and such charges are bad
tor one putting them forward II no
suhstanlptlon Is forthcoming
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
TRYINo Vac asAP n

After being convicted Of brutally
numbering his wife, the crime being
one of the very worst the Masanchu
setts court annals have ever contained,
Chester &. jordan has secured two
aIienists who are to stick hypoder-
mic nesdle.pump into the spinal cord
cavity the purpose being TO withdraw
the spI7ai fluid, for microscopic test
ea 70 hIs sanity.
According 70 Doctor Mcdonald the
Providence lRhode island alien OK.
pert. 4 the spinal auld shows decay.
Jordan is insane
Stripped Of verhlaFe and all the
lrlils with which the science OF med.
iclne aud surgery surround terms, II
Is the iutent TO save Jordan's llfe
from the electric chair by pumping
3 dose al science into the court an
aals, sl,e- the man has been sen.
fenced 10 die.
Il Is quite likely the fluid or zap
found IN he spinal column of Jordan
WIN be bad. Il is probable, also. lhat
Ais WhOle system is poison Il would
pe unnatural 20 expect there could
be anything about brutal wlfemur.
defer that would have iha appearance
Of right or normal
Bul Nay such great length 10 save
hls mang
II There likelihood Of bis becoming
valuable mcmbcr ol society?
Il bis relatives, worth large
amopnts, were certain the man was
CRAZY and felt he was irresponsible.
why n the name Of al that is just
anh Iair. did they allow him to be
ffHe~-in manage his household, where
~ slew II wife, acknowledged 10 he
brave, sirtupus and pure.mlndea 1T.
sle nBmnn3Fw
The lender believes IN mercy II
IS never good policy to nci hastily
y matters of moment. Il Is not prop
81 thal amy man, no matter what his
crime snould ~ deprived OF al, legal
privileges TO preserve ilfe and lih.
ersy nF either But Jordan had
trial IN which the ableal scientists Of
the United States. one alleged To be
Che best ln the world on alenlsm.
we're there 20 $50 him. and ne had
nll the talent money could purchase
ig defend him His blood relatives
stood nnhly 10 HIS ald
= e the face OF these Things cohsid.
erred Of value lt was proven be. with
out seeming cause. Slew his wlfo-ihe
details d The act being too bad to
print
7 may ee wrong. but there 20 Gl
bump somaghere here which seems
to sas murder should not be encour
agea aHsely We are not going 10 have
protective tarIG law to prolec, muir.
der and the alienlsi greatest science
lhe sninial man has had to aid him.
g. surely Of more profit 10 Humankind
than heing carted from one murder
frial e smother for the purpose oi
aenalne mugdercru 10 the asylum 81
lieu IL the eallows.
: II muraef N ~ Income one % lhe
modern arts snd punishment less Sc.
we're than stealing pig. LET as be men
and say SO, and not hide behind the
safce. 81 4rylngato TO jerk the san ,a.u ai
Afinal cards " prove 4 man "A not
"a be panlahed for butrherlng bis
family
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
WATsON's e-aonc-MunclcI LtNl-
MHERr

WEKr.
Mado TO be superior to an others on
the market Per bottle, 2bc and II.
\ MATsON's collie MEDICO.
Two famous remedies OF a famous
Veterinary Surgeon. put up IN two Hap-
arAte bottles Tor horses, mulea and
cattle suffering with Bpnnmodic collie,
ei troubles. Per bottle, 81.
wATsOH's BLAND HEALER.
Heals undor the harness while they
work Heals without leaving an un-
slightly scar One application keeps the
flies on an day Kills screw worms
--ia insect proof. Per bottle bOc and 81.
wATsON's Liquid BIN NgTER.
Tho long sought eor romcaN for bone
iameness bone tumora ann enlarge
ments, callouHcH, abnormal deposits and
fr0Wths. This ais the remedy PAR FIX
GEIIlENCE when every other hea
failed Per bottle, 81.
WATsON's PURGE MIX.
4ho physlc Tor horses and mules. hr-
fiOna sure aud complete, Simple. ef=
tectv0 and beneficial Each purge
auits than O ton Of patent stock foods.
Per box, 81
WATsONss FEBRTFUGE.
Lessons fever aids IN carrying Oft
waste products resulting A superior
remedy on which 60 acclimoto stock
per bottle. 81.
WATSON's STAGGER REMEDY.
Saving hundreds Of horses suffering
with various forms Of brain sickness.
should be on hand and used early to
secure guaranteed results Per box 81.
Sold eyerywhere Or sent prepaid ON re-
eeipt of price. Write for circulars. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
CRAZY SNAKES BROTHER
DENIES NEWHEW's STORY

s.nulps. Okla. May ia.--Aley Har
10. brother Of Chitti fIario or Crazy
Snake. Tie Creek Indian leader want.
ed bY the state officials. declared 10.
iay thai the story to the effect that
tc knew The present whereabouts ol
he waisl0" brother was untrue. Alex
llafin WIS arrested on an odd charge
III sieal,ars horsea but he was dts.
charged today when witnesses failed
70 prosecute him. W
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12
FooL No oNF

fllisa eev vspnwrs So partisan as ID
seer % influence public opinion bS
niahed comment or daeiDfng OF news
Items fail tu deceive The people ans
length Dl time The public wants ID
read the news Az Ii occurs. n will
listen to fair comment. even though
she one temmenting Is not On the pop
alaf side OF The case. but. n he Be
fair and stands boldly and fairly. few
readers will cherish resentment fol
presentation oi the newspaper view
point
But she day Of 'dortnredH dispatches
lp Of the past. Tor which ali intaill
gent men utter fesyent thanks. The
pufehase Of Q newspaper has q right
% The most authentic account OF the
ems lrsallqned. and he win have 4
d n1ne
Just pnw certain newspapers 4
y HsiIla le fanersion upon thp Fauh
end sala u sA0noFahle and upright Re
publieaas 20 classify them by that
party aame. seek 10 convey items bI
news vaieh originated IL the Uranium
Of some eylfmlnded person. aud make
i 'aleas Rocking IN the pool on Noise
pretending Ia be fair and just.
Fnffuuately for Oklahoma. the vast
hoag Of Aggt gtpoaph a1lileafwlph
the coinmonsense germ. and the dls
NJ tanhaH dnlgli ufidhuiT Aafm abFoad
iii iaIllsik.a 80 endufe ever hat much
but The eolerie Is dropping out one
bt one. and soon they like other I'm
aedlmeus to civilization will go with
the naAlaer she wolf end the coyote
Remembered oaly as q part of thc un
pheasant things one has 10 endure ID
shaping and making : commonwealth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

Arkansas saws prohibition IA a good
lhins and thai perhaps sometime. the
state Should trS IT,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-12

WATSON REMEDIES FOR sALesy l.N WALLACE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-19
DEFEAT Of ZELAYA
EXPECTED HOURLY
This Government Looks for
Nicaragua's Presidents
Overthrow.

That this Government expects soon
TO hear Of the overthrow Of President
Zelaya. Of Nicaragua. is the interpreta-
ton put today upon the action Of the
state Department i'm recognizing the
revolutionists as beIligerents rather
than as rebels"
This recognition came through "a dip
lOmat icaIly worded note from Secretary
Knox TO the Bluefelds Steamship Com
pany, Of New Orleans. which had asked
the protection of this Government In
this note the United states is designat-
ed as being at present mountaineering
onIooker Of the blockade Of the Nicara-
guam port Of Greytowu.
While officials of the State Depart
ment have no further official comment
to make upon the Nicaraguan crisis
today, it is significant that the inter
probation put upon this latest move has
met with no specific disavowal-
Ships Are Silent.
II was said at the department this
morning that no official information Of
any kind has yet been received either
as TO the cruiser Des Moines or the gun
boat Vicksburg. These boats are in
command of Commander John A. Ship
ley and Alexander S. Halstead, Tespeo-
lively.
In diplomatic circles it is construed
today that Secretary Kuoxs carefully
worded reply 10 the Bluehelds Steam
ship Company, which has a cargo of
arms and ammunition for the blockaded
port of Greytown, is nothing more or
less than a tacit admission that this
Government is now obliged TO take
cognizance OF the revolution. Such an
admission. it is further pointed out,
would not have been forthcoming had
the United States not been Of the Opin-
ion that the power of ZeIaya is on the
-wsne, and that the revolution probably
setting up Of the forces under Estrada s
leadership.
In his reply TO the New Orleans