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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
OFFERED FOR REM

HnI1sEs m I.nr

HOUSES TO LET.
SO So, 2lst ST., rooms. modern except
1872 So. Slst St, 10 rooms, modern. barn.
isss Cunning ST. rooms. modern. new.
ais lizard ST, : rooms, modern, S2.s
6th and Nicholas ST., n. +. corner, s
rooms, modern, $50.
1906 So. SQth Ave. s rooms. modern, $50
4l2S lizard ST., G rooms, modern, $50.
$50 Lafayette Ave, rooms, modern,
1905 Grace ST. 10 rooms. modern. IS.
2Ol0 N. 18th 81, 10 rooms, modern, So.
1906 Farnam ST. rooms, flat. S25
400 Hamilton St, 6 rooms, modern, 81 80
2el Hamilton St, rooms. modern, Sl6.
M7 n. ed St, 4 rooms, fl2.s0.
ZOOS n. 18th St. 2d floor, rooms, $3.50.
w. -ISARNAM SMITH G. co,
No iSO FarnaIn ST.
HOUSES FOR RENT,
Ne.SO-S rooms, 2s2t Douglas st, modern
5000, rooms, 2Slo Grant ST.. modern,
new house reduced rental
S25.6o-S rooms, l5l0 Madison Ave, modern
S2s.cO-s rooms, 5sis Capitol Ave, modern
except heat.
;9i.Oo-6 rooms. s5Gs st. Marys Ave. mod
ern except heat.
SO.U0-G rooms 500 :. 3lSt St. modern,
nicely decorated.
S'ocO-6 roords. soi s 18th ST., modern ex-
ccpt heat.
hot water heat.
$780, rooms. 18th and Emmett SITS. al
most new. strictly modern.
So.Co--S rooms, 11n s 10Th St, modern,
good barn.
S57 .5p--t rooms, 526 Park Ave, modern flat.
t5O.W--1 rooms, i2O y. Slst Ave. strictly
N mooern
rooms and bath, in Lafayette includ-
ing fetI1geiation. vacuum cleaning laun-
drY, ana )anitor service. Rental $3.50 per
month.
GEORGE & COMPANY,
Phone u. 756 or A-l75S.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
OFFERED FOR RENT



SAY, GET OUT THAT OLD TIN RON,
or whatever Il Is that holds your valuable
papers. Sort out your rent receipts and
add them up What will they amount To !
Have you paid for the house you live in.
and yet the landlord still owns ~ Per
haps YOU are paying s. per month for an
ordinary house, IL Is not just what YOU
want but you get alonB with Il because
you can rent nothing better for the price
YOU feel you should pay. Keep II up for
live years longer and you have pad out
Sl,tvO more, and still you win have Moth
ing. But you can do as ~ others have
done this year, buy well built and at
tractive homo in Benson. The monthly
payments will include the interest You
viii know all the time Just whore YOU
are and what you are doing. Am now
planning several cottages for spring.
Would be glad to have you plan one for
your home. would like to figure out a
proposition with YOU from beginning to
end; figure the interest, etc. show you
exactly how IL works out Remember,
the rent YOU pay in omaha will buy a
better home in Benson. Il. :. TRULLlN-
GER, BENSON. Phone Benson t22.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
ioa SHIT
Don't Build, Buy This

$40 eco will bug a pressed brick fashion,
able apartment house OF 20 rooms with
large porches, IN good condition; close in;
wed rented; five year lease. Cost $685. 200.
Terms reasonable.
Arthur G. Crossman.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

WANT SMALL FARM
OF 20, 10 or 30 acres close in, and will put
in ON same a splendid residence, well
located, at less than actual value, bali
ance cash. This rs no trading property.
w. w. Mitchell 1890 Spencer St, Omaha,
Neb. Phone Webster 4g76
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
DO You Know Cheap Remit

Good full modern house, large rooms,
No 1918 No 2Oth St. tight and warm;
front and back stairs, newly decorated
inside and out. worth more money, but
want good tenant, so make II $50. Come
and SEQ it. II tenant takes good care of
property. deduct SIS from rent OF last
month OF year. r. J. HOOK, office iiOl
No 18th ST. PAYNE K SLATER CO.,
Omaha Natl Bank Bldg.s
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

CADILLAC, 4-cyhnder, 5-pnssenger, ~
II, r. automobile. fully equipped with top,
wind shield, prestolite, tank, Bosch mag
neto, speodometer and lamps. The car
is In Just as good running condition as IL
new. Has been uaed only by one party
and has had the best OF care, lures are
in good condition. VIII trade for or g.
room house In Oma.ha. II 1ga, Bee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

FOR SALE OR EXClIANGtl
Two good eight-room houses, Nos. 2iS
and "a South 2lst street, South Omaha,
arranged In flats to accommodate four
tenants; each has four rooms and one
room In cellar City water and sink in
each kitchen; deep sewers; porches,
paved street w, II. Griffith, owner, 1923
Chicago st, Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26
oNE-HALF BLOCK FROM HANscoM

WIN rent first floor of all modern house
to young couple, owner employed during
day reserving second floor for self. and
share cost OF heating, or will rent entire
house OF 3 rooms baths, oak floors,
large porch and yard 20 desirable tenant
Can Sunday or after In evenings. l0i7
$. Sist 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

J. A. ABBOTT & co,
SOC hrnnaels Bog. Omaha, .xeb.e
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

LOOK THIS LIST OVER.
1917 No. 2lst St, rooms, 81.
2fl5 capitol Ave, rooms, $25.
9O6 So 2jth Ave, rooms, S25
lSii So. eth st, rooms, $50.
1884 SO. 26th St, rooms, SIS,
2231 So. 9Th St, rooms, Sl2.
1905 No. 26tn St, rooms, $l2.O
AlOS Ohio St, . rooms, $40
45OS Hamilton St, rooms, SIC.
3li5 So 10th ST., rooms, $3.50.
25l5 So. 9th St, 4 rooms, $3.50.
LET Us RENT YOUR HOUSE.
CREIGH, SONS n COMPANY,
Douglas 2O0 SOS Bee Bldg
FIVE-ROOM modern house; large
rooms; fun corner lot. n. T.. corner 18th
and CASTELAR,.
S22.5O--BRICII house, six rooms and
large attic, modern except heat 2524
North Goth St Some concession to
right party Webster 1851.
1868 Pacific, 3 rooms all modem, SIS.
2i03 N. 20th 3 rooms, all modern. $50,
$50 S. 10Th Ave, rooms, all mod $3.50.
2o26 Emmett ST., rooms, modern eX-
cept heat, $3.50
il9 $. Slst. rooms, modern except
heat SIS
S2li Durt, rooms, modern except
heat, Sll.
l72S N. S2d. rooms, city water, SlI.
MCAGUB INVESTMENT co.
1906 Dodge ST. Phone Douglas h5,'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
ACRES
WILL Be SEEDED
Local District Forest Office
Completes Plans for Seeding
Large Acreage 20 Trees in
New Mexico.

In co-Opfation with the suporyis'
ors OF the different national forests
concerned the district office of the
forest service IN this city has Just
completed plans FOR the seeding OF
600 acres tnls spring
The object is to retoIost areas
within certain OF The national forests
which are now unprodnctiye because
OF fires. windfalls and other agencies
The most extensive fofesiation IN
New Mexico IS 'Nat planned for the
pecos national forest whet" approx.
mnte> l.S0O pounds OF western vel
low pine and Douglas fi seed VII be-
soSn on an area OF zoo acres
The plans also cover tor'sts in
Arizona Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Florida which are under thu super
Vision of the local dislric. office In
the regions best adapted for itr
growth particular attention is being
paid 10 ihc propagation OF black wal.
nut This t.ve easily rates uoN as
on" ui tlU most yBluall, woods
which 'hI- country produces tyoh
har. Naluu .tUmpt bring 'ancy
prices in thp cNpor trad,
iu addition tp seed of o.hcI y1lu-
a1l" hardwood q total oI 1loun
pounds ul black Walnu,- will Doc sown
This -uriu2 ou the forests iu ONa.
hOuia aud Arkansas
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
JAP FEVER STILL
SUBJECT OF TALK
Purchase of Battleships BY
South American Republic
May Be japanese Scheme
Japs and Mexico Friendly.

Washington. Match tu TNr,, r,t.
sous ror necessity for action 'N '''
trit.d states. not oul' 'o 'Hrr.'ah
au alliance between M,N.u aul
Japan but also to hIolh 1u .'.r
nu lb, part ot the lapHur-n Goo MAKE
tools uI several south NW'iI.au rr.
rgHU.- iu what this En. erum'ut H".
lr,.a "a, np secret uf uaudruus i"'
Vtr u,.HWp kuown ..i, tudH. tF
follows
First tu, purchase ut nJtt',sHtH.
Dos Urpl lul thu Arg,utiur E,rHh
and OBJ, r.ppttcd contemplate D'
similar purchases b, utnrt south
American r.pubiips who ,,n have uo
pu.siu'. u,.d 'or such vessels Who
may h' acting as agculs lDi Japan.
SECOND. tI, recent unNuntod dIul".
matte activities OF Japan iu south
America aud uarticuiar, boz Mexico.
Whrr, - might almost hr said e "slosr
iutimacN has sprung mp
Thi'd. fear that Mexico. despite its
protostatious OF fricnJlnrss for thi.
,uuuttN. would really do lll in It's
power Go strengthen thc Japaucs, uo-
stion hccausv of the inherent hatred
which every Mexican has Tor every
gringo
These reasons wcr" given br q higr
official ~ the govcrnmrnt who ~
thoroughly familiar with conditions IN
Mexico.
''Th'ro is every reason 10 beiicv,
that Japan i- preparing for war with
the United states and is ox,r,iug al
~ diplomatic Wil"s To- strengthen It's
position through Mexico
tn" United states Is aware 90 the
iact that certain South American re-
puhlics have been buying large battle.
ships Tor which they can have me- pos
sihic us". believe Chat certain mem.
bers ot ga" administration suspect
that these ships in reality are bGnp
bought for Japan"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
w ria,r io, \nr,i,ans.

El ra-", ToN, March -o.--"Thc
MrNudu lnsurrc,tiun Is no place Tor
American boys ur American meu. The
conditions ere an hostile 10 them. Tho
. l.rl troops viii show them uttic
ncrcN and the nsurrrctos don't carr,
whether they ar, Killed or not
n g. Converse oi Glrudora. Cslf.
made his statement to-day after a
Visit 90 tho JuarcI jain With his son,
Lawrence Converse. VINO with Edwin
Hiatt of Pitt-hurg. is confined 900 the
charge Of participating n th" Next
can nsurrrcuun Mr. tnuNcr-" said
tho tNo boys ar' bcius better treated
since the state department Interested
itself und expects they viii soon he
released
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
RIDDLE HIM WITH
LEAD IS THREAT
Kentucky Minister Gets An
Anonymous Communication
Telling Him to Cut Out
Fight on the Saloons.

Maysvillo. ky. March 2o.-- IN an
onymous letter writer, signing him-
sclf "Cltizcn,' has informed Rev Il.
r. chatham, pastor uf tho FIRST NJ T..
church here, that unless hc d"sists
In lcHuunciug saloons. gambling
plncos and immoral resorts said tn
exist in thc city. hi- bod> VIII ho rid
dlcd with head.
This H. tho second Anonymous note
received by the minister Tie says ho
does not fear IN. writer oi TN, letter,
aud viii prove % hN continuing his
nRht ON placoo Of iuiqutY here
Ths police are investigations tho
source nf the note. Tho threat oI iu-
mediate assassination ha~ stirred
members uf IN. Chntham's cougrrga
tion 10 IA high pitch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
JAMES c. OAROEN
AND BRIDE HERE
Mrs. Darden Was Formerly
Miss Mason of Florida
They Did Not Elope, He
Says.

nmos q. Dnrdcn and bride. for
m.rl, Miss Mason ef Jacksonville.
Flt ,h. daughter ot u u. Mason, a
retired man OF wealth. arrived Ia Al
buquorpuc ON tn, limited today and
ar, guests al the ANarudp. They
were married last month and since
thrn have hceu ou a tour of the cast,
spending much of th'r time IA N'w
YORK ana Washm.tuu. Mr Dacden
said that inc bad cpmr lu New MoN-
loo to remain
4 understand that press dipatchos
stated that wo ploped,' said Mr Oar
den You uaN Uurr,ct that impress
sion i' you Vul Both ut Mrs Dur,
drn's parents yer. present at IN" c"F-
,uonN and 49,, wcr, married with
their consent
Mrs Dnr'l,t is O. handsome young
woman aud j~ greatly Interested IN the
vo-i although she snN4 II doesn't
compdr. Win tho sunni, southland on
t.rst yi,H. bat sh, nelcvrs snr viii
ue' 30 when She becomes p,ttrr uc.
uuaut,d
Ar pardan -aid 1y had 'rf, Wash
iugtou ou'l a tow days ago
\o un, c1r ton what to expect
frDu inr oVtiu session uf congress as
political Washington .s greatly uusct-
u"d auIH Nj pard"n "a p,ut,o.
upV.,,r from what conversation /
ua., had With m,mpvrs coy congress
uan, of whom ! know personally,
that N,N M,Ni,u aud Arizona VIII
both h' admitted at the extra session.
That however, b.. m,rylN an upiu-
ion. Maut thing. ma, happen at ihc
extra session sud members of con-
gross tr, ln'tn FOB make q forecast at
this tim,
'oncoruiuE On, wassiug OF troops
ainug the Mexican border Nj Darden
saws that in Washington 'br umors
are as many d~ ,u other sections Of
tIr country
From What could lraru. hr said.
tine war department apprat, 10 tear
that tnr many Japaucsr who hay.
bern Hooking into Mexico ia large
numbers air being sent there tor a
sinister puIpus, II b. even said in
som, circles thar Japanese money and
arm. are bchnd the rcvulutiouists ot
Mudrro tud that H certain wins of the
Mexican government is Vinking AZ the
affair. Nul'. lN, biz governments a.
represented nN tUr president and
thus, .'u~r 90 hlW. ar, opposed To-
th, plans o' IN, Jtuaucs,. bcuryc
that th' army .e n,iuE modified not
because There ia 'rHr that IL mas Pa,
needed Immediately. nut to trN out tG,
efficiency Uf tE' Var department plans
. aud tHc preparedness uf tH, .uIdi.rs
I Al
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
FAvOR|TE BOOKS
ARE BARRED
New York No Longer Has
Oliver Optic and Horatio
Alger. Jr.. Books in the
Public Libraries.

N.W YORK March IA neriC0n
books which delighted the Youth OF
the last generation In this country
are under the ban N New Nork 60.
incident with the action taken against
certain American volumes IN l.undcn.
II Is not nov possible for hoNs
who applN 10 the childrons depart
mcnt ot tn circulating branches ut
the New YORK library 10 obtain The
Olvors Topic books. nor yb the
narratives hy llorato Algcr lr nor
tho Ralph Hazard books. from The
pen ,oi John T Trowhridge The
boys oi the Olivcr Topic typo as
compii he'd prodlg;rs of valor. in adj.
dition 20 which they reproyed their
elders Alger ha, been sulsplanted
D, Ralph Henry barbour rs maker
of hero tales Tor the Young
As to the books which have hccn
barred hy N, committee on yduca-
ton of the London common council.
none Of them can he found IN any
public library In his city + ON
Log Cabin 10 White House aud
From the TanyarI 10 the White
House could MOI bn ISSUED here as
intellectual pahlm lor the Young, ON
the ground that th,y are TOO diliuso
IN their Nylc some OF the rcier-
cnccs to Lincoln u me LOB CABIN
life refer 10 him familiarly as "Abr.
and represent him as standinn on q
stump when ho, delivering ser
man
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
NEW ORDERS ISSUED
ON CARLSBAD PROJECT
secretary at the Iuicriot VIII T,N 10
i;cl,r,c t'rr>rm Conditions
Ihc,r

Washington March 20 The score
tatN ot IN, interior has issued the toll
lowing order Tor tho purpose OF re-
Towing IA" present situation under
IN Carlsbad irrigation project. Now
Mexico, pending the issuance of public
notice modifying or dbrugatng tho
puhlie notices heretofore issued
\ stay oi proceedings looking to
tho cancellation of entries or water
right applications because of failure
To- MAX" payment of th, building
,harg, will hcoomr cffortiy, as to an
entries and water right applications
subject To- the public notices and or.
drrs heretofore issaod upon the pay
ncnt On or before March 80, lpl1. of
IN" charges tor operation ana main
trnancc for the year 1870. pruNidcd
an prior charges for operation and
malntonnnc" are paid. and subject
ats" tu compliance with the cundi-
tious uf a public notice tu n, here
attcr issued. which viii provide far
AN increased building charge. which
shall be determined after further IN.
N"stigation. such stay pf proceedings
shall remain in effect until further
announcement hy means of a public
notice cor otherwise
Upon failure to make paymont as
herein required, ON OF before March
81, lhtl the entry or water rishl
appiicati"n. or both, as IN. cnsr MAJ
De. which would othorWis, he subject
I" cancellation, win he promptly can
'clled without further notice.
An applications for water rights
iiled under the provisions of notices
I heretofore ISSUED ana Tor which IN,
payment necessary tn avoid cancolla.
, ton shail have been made on or bee.
fore March a. l9il, shalt hc con.
| tinuvd in effect
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
Declares He Spoke to His Wife
and Was Looking Through
Keyhole in Hallway When
He Attacked Him.
WASHINGTON PUTS
UP STRANGE EXCUSL
Says He Was Looking at
Name Plates on Doors TO
Find Residence of Auditor
of Tuskegee College.

Sew YORK. March go i|o"kcr Y.
Washington was NOT able 90 appear m
count TODAY because ut his injuries re
coi,cd las, night. and the hearing ui
the charges against Alh'rt tlrich. &C.
carprutoi. arrested last night On
Wa-hugton's complaint or fol"nious
assault. was postponed until tomor
row
Umch. who ls Il white man. main
tnius TODAY that Dee was acting within
his rights when bc pIrsuod the negr"
educator several nlucks h"for" Pc
iiCcmau appeared.
ignorant ul the negro. identity, he
declared his wife had complained to
him cog a negro sh" had met In IN"
hallwa, of their fiat in West SiNt'
third street Washington. who was
sent 10 tbr Flower hospital. where 10
stitches Vor. taken iu his scalp, as
serted that his mission iu that neigh
borhood Was perfectly legitimate and
that ne had been made IA" innocent
victim of an atrorious assault
Washington told tine police that hr
had received letter saying that -.
g. smith. auditor nf the Tuskogc'
coilcp. bon Nov York. desired 80 scr
him
After church services in th, even
Ing ho d,Didrd 90 look up Mr smith
nui found hr had icu the letter with
tho address at his autcl
tfc recalled, however. that II ous ON
West ~Nit-thId street. and N1s louh-
.ue ui tno nam. plates on the letter
boH.. iu tuc hAlis 20 different hoares
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
Uia, Thick with .,nps.

Victoria, -. c.. March 20 japan
"sc newspapers received here hs tho
steamer Ming chow comment on tnr
increasing fricndhn,ss between Mex
icu ana Japan
- is rcpurtcd hy yrrnaoular papers
mat arrangem'nts hnyc been made
Tor visit 90 Japan hv tnc son IT
President nial and suite lu september
next 90 return the visit oi Nj Ccnidn
Japare~' amoassada o. the tptp.d
states. g. Mexico
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
Happy Solution of Mexican
Situation Expected This
Week. Limantour Satisfac-
tory to American Interests.
MINISTER ARRIVES
IN CITY OF MEXICO
Great Crowd Greets Him at
the Train; Rebels Today
Threaten to Take Hermo-
sillo. Sonora.

Minister llmautuut arrived herr at
lp O'Clock this morning great
crowd of proplr awaited him At the
railway station Scuur Limantour
went direct from the train To- his sub
urban homo
lAmantoul was given warm
greeting Crowds of citizens hailed
him as the 'aayior rr his country
On the WAY 'o the automobile the
minister stopped several times to
listen 20 addresses by stud'nfs work.
inEmou and others.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
BOSS cox LOSES
\mdnAii uI Former Political Lender
l. Thrown o.u of Cou,i IL,
judge.

Cincinnati %. MWrh lU .Gtorgr
u. '"Ns amdDgIt ur "prriudue and
bias before Judg, Frank Gormau.
hN which tHr Indicted political .rJdcr
sought to bring ui. uusc before some
other lurtst ot 'n, court ot common
p' as, was thrown ont ot court by
Presiding Judr, Charles Huut.iuu doc
'i-."n today InI- prpuJut w.pua
thai '"N viii soon go uu trial ou tlr
rhJtsv oi uorlur,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
To ih President

Sew YORK.. March 20. senior Jog"
Yyos Limauipur Is ON his way To McN-
ieo t1tN e. assume the presidency Of
the MoNlcan Government Tor time AZ
least. according To- GustnNu \. Nader.
brother oi the Mexican rcVoiutionnfN
leader tn" retirement of Diaz. Ma
d'ro SAYS, Win pave the way 10 a
peaceful settlement of tn" revolution
and the holding oi general election
at which "a repr'svutativ" oi IN" ma
ioritN ot an the others" viii be- rl,yt-
od president
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
Thirty Men l,iil.,l

El 500, Tex. March 20 I'm t hsht
THURSDAY 'i 'olpnH siding. nDar Tor
r''u. Ert> foderel- and inurrrctos
WON. biHrt
Captain Duran of thc f,dor1ls was
uiuor- tr" killed. >oNto rg1ld,. a
shoemaker ot Majam"rie. commanded
M, r'hti-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
liniaNlnmr SATISFACTORY.

Washington. March 90 should
Scnor l.imantour bc made president
u McSiC" IL ~ probahl" ia" American
troops along the border win hr Nth.
drawn
President idmputour would b.
wholly sat siactory Co. American inter-
,etS in M,Sico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-03-20
Will Attract National Atten-
tion TO the Need of Great
Reserve Force for Service
in Case Of War.
OBLIGATORY SERVICE
IS AN IMPOSSIBILITY
But He Believes Some Train
ing Should Be Compulsory
TO Citizens in Order to Be
Prepared.

NdrUIurtuu MAJ. ~ tU...NlN fnUt
ur attention ot every American .u-|
lru is directed towards the r,gunr
arm, through ihc r'y'u m,n,u,,r.
atm, officials hope tha, trr question
oi creating reserve yotrs ior ma
uouaj defense VIII %, tUombl, act
od upon b., congress
10 is uu scorct that tho rcsodrccS OF
tlr r.gu'Ir arm, htN, been soreN
taxed tu s,ud q complete division OF
regulars into Texas There orr, nov
engaged iu tho mauruNcr. ntarl. 20
600 regulars moro than our-fuurth
n' thc entire regular army stationed
.i tir United states 90 erpur, q mo.
bG, force of thls slzr BE- has been
necessary to Withdraw thirtN-siN conn
uuuIcs of co1st artillery uom th, ,i-
,uity OF Sew YurK Citg Hampton
Roads. and tho gulf cule-. equip
them is Infantry. and s,ud them 90
GALVESTON % max, up tlo required
uumh"r ui troops
ln times OF Wu. army officials s1N.
u would be- suicidal T. Withdraw coast
dct'us" iorc,s a. Infantry. when the
DuI~t drtcuscs ar, nov manned unS
ty force nf ~. Goa men II VIII takr
az least i2O.oHU trained men 90 prop-
'riy handl" man, ana defend the
coast f1riincatons that are already
erected and In commission
N. ior General Leonard wood. chief
of STAR United states army il hope
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