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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15

drops US cheering remark with an
enclosure on subscription, towit:
Don't ever let the Herald stop
coming to my address. That's the
talk.
l.. w. Brannan. of Canoe, Ala !,
writes renewing his subscription for
another year. He is a prosperous
tnrpentine man down there. but q
Greene County raised boy, being a
son OF the late Tom Brannap,
ssHsHB~s~~ns
Norman Freeman. now resident on
a rural route out from Waynesboro.
but former Greene Countian, sends
us a nice remittance and comforting
word. expressing the good feelings
which Turk in his kindly heart.
Mrs. &. e. Lewis of Mullett at
tended Court this week. She re-
newed for the Herald and says "That
she can't do without the Herald and
must have this paper right on, I"
which is a comforting sentence to
our ears.
FL. ]. Kittrell advises Us to change
the street address OF his paper in
Mobile from 800 N. Joachim to 1853
st. Louis st. Henry is with the
English Carriage Co. OF that city.
He is the oldest son OF our Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Kittrell of Jonathan.
w. I. McLain is at De Soto 10
Clarke County teaching the school of
that town. He has half brother
there. Mr.. Busby who has been rail-
road agent at that point for possibly
a dozen years. Will has the Herald
follow him up there that he might
know the happenings back at home
while teaching the young mind to
shoot at that place.
J. B. Byrd has moved from Mt.
Olive, Miss, to Jonesboro, Ark. In
notifying US to change his paper
that way he writes upon the letter
head of an enterprising retail shoe
store, with which firm he SAYS he is
with now. J. B. is an accomplished
book keeper which class of men are
always in demand. He asks US to
mail him two issues he missed in
the moye. Always glad to do it and
to hear of that close interest in, the
paper,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15
LOCAL

~
G. S. Jackson Of Shubuta was in
town this week. rs
vidmore and Clavto Bali were
Court attendants.
Mr.. Pat Burch of State Line was a
witness at court. S.
4 J. c. Daughdrill, prominent mer.
chant of Leaf, was a court attendant
Wednesday.
Mrs. C. E. Harper returned from
Mobile last Friday where she had
gone ashopping and visiting
C. w. IRELAND of Meridian got to
town last week. He is son of the
late Calvert Breland, deceased
See list of Teachers apd the schools
to which they are assigned in Greene
county for current winter term 1912
Is. - -,
DIR. i p. Kennedy of Pinola, is
with DrsDedwylder ia the hook'worm
campaign in Greene county, as Nj
scroscopist.
: An Obituary Of little Cecile Nc
Leod is being prepared by the pastor
Rev. A. G. Ferguson, and same will
appear next week. =
Mr.. and. Mrs. G.. T. Cone and wife
were court attendants Tusday. Mr..
Cone has been up but about a week
from 20 days seige of slow fever.
Tom Breland had an arm pretty
badly slashed by Banks Turner on
Monday. It's said the cutting came
about in play, they both being boys.
!. Justice E. E. Todd. OF McLaiqq is
out OF the livery. business and was.
over at, Circuit court Monday. hear
ing the Judges charge to Grahd@ja-,
~ .ai.,s; 1sss
Mr.. Jas. T. Albums Of Mobile acsme
up Sunday and remained over tilt
Monday afternoons train visiting
bis brother. r. A., end greeting old
acquainfances not forgot. 49,"
. =
The Herald thanks it, good friend
Tom w. Beard for a-.present of a.
nice bunch 81 sweet. potatoes. = Tom
is one oil our old standbyes and
knows how to. please, the editorial
heart. -
Mrs. Josiah Byrd accompanied her
husband out to court. He was a.
jurpre. She came TO. pay a. long de-
6erred.zisit to relstiYes. They run
the post-ofRee at Janet. She looked
in on the Herald plant and lefte&sdol-
,lar to have the paper continue. visit
their fresidee 4 60 f sAN's.
ALEX VALLEY was looker-on, at
Giren court. He is ore of the sub
stan1ial 1nen of North Greene and
an -ex-suparxisor. He handed US his
renewal accompanied with that SEN.
tenee which never becomes stereo-
typed to the newspaperman's ear
Keep it canning
Supt. Joe Valley requests us to
announce that the Board Of Trustees
of the Greene County Agricultural
High School will meet the First
Monday and End day of December.
All who have business with such
board should keep the date IN mind
and appear to transact same.
Mr.. C. Mack Todd was in Leakes-
vile. this week. He has lately re-
moved back from Virgins to Nc
Lain. on account of the health of his
wife. She is being benefited by the
change. s Her eyes have been giving
her troubles but under treatment
from specialist in Mobile. are now,
Improving. as .$s
Jim and Kit Whasley, aged respee-
lively fifteen and eleven years, came
TO the Herald Office Saturday and in.
1nanly way delivered us neat pay
nsent for their father. Prank What
tey upon subscription. Ye editor al
ways likes TO get acquainted with
tue young lads of the homes into
which il goes. II 81 b" I.
Representative Willis W. Valley
was down. from Grafton at court
mingling with the people whose
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15
s@:sgP PEOPLE L..
You WoW,

VIM. Robertson of County Line in
remitting on subscription says.
Keep sending it (the Herald) on. :"
Glad to do it friend William.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15

ADMIS1sTRArRIx's NOTICE TO oBEDrToRs.
In the matter of the Estate OF In the
w. w. Avera. deceased; SChancery
Mrs. w w. Avera. Administratrixl Court OF
lGreene County. now pending.
To the creditors OF the Estate of w. W.
Avera. deceased:
Letters OF Administration having been
granted on the S0th day OF September 1912. by
the chancery court of Greene County. State of
Mississippi. to the undersigned upon the Es-
tate Of Wv. Avera. deceased notice is hereby
given to ell persons having claims against the
said Estate to present theu to the clerk of
said court for probate and registration accord
ing to law
within one year from this. date,
or they will be forever barred
Witness my signature this OCTOBER. 1912
Ills MRS. WV AvERA. Administrative.
CITATION NOTICE.
State OF Mississippi.
Greene County. I In Chaneerv Court
Lang Mills.
VS.. No. 5l4.
al.
To the unknown heirs or devisees OF James
Taylor. deceased. and any and all unknown
persons or parties having or claiming any legal
or equitable right. title or interest in and to
the lands described as the w 1-2of SW l-4.Sec-
ton 81 T. an. r. w and all that part OF the
East Fractional Section 80 T. N. r. w. ly-
ing and being south of Byrd's Creek. in Greene
County. Mississippi
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court OF Greene County. Mississippi
at the January Term 1918. to be held in the
Court House in the Town of Leakesville.
Greene County. Mississippi on the Second
Monday,
the 18th day of January, 1913,
to defend the suit In said Court of Lang Mills.
the nature ofwhicl Is q bill In Chancery by the
said Lang Mills to confirm his title to said
lands Wherein you are defendants.
This October 26th. 1919
S, R. MCKAY, Clerk
J. w. Bsckstrom Sol, for complt ll-22
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15
Legal Advertisements.
CHANCERY SUMMONs.

CHANCERY SUMMONS.
The State OF Mississippi.
TO Walter Daniels, Defendant.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Court Of the County of Greene. In
said State. on the
Second Monday of January, A. D., 1913
to defend the suit in said Court OF Mary Jane
Daniels Gill for divorce) wherein you are De-
PENDANT
This 18th day OF October. A. D.. 1912.
1l-22 s. r. MCKAY. Clerk.
e. w. Breland. Sol. for Complt
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15

Attorney L. G. Helms of Lucedale
drops us cheering remark with an
enclosure on subscription, towit:
Don't ever let the Herald stop
coming to my address. That's the
talk.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1912-11-15
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

J. W. Bsckstrom SOL for - t &, SA ii-ss
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
OHIO PWOGIlE~SINEs NOMI-
NNIE IOK GONEHNOH

columbus 49,. sept o.. Arthur ].
Gurrurd uf ENria, was nominated for
governor ui Db.u TODAY bl tuy Pro-
gr,ssl,, stat, convention iu session
hero.
The phIIu'm adopted hy tlr con
NyutiDn endorse. prohibition ct chud
labor minimum wage iur working
women, prohibition 81 night work fog
women au eight hour day tor wuW-
an. schools rur Industrial education.
municipal hum, rule aud a uon-par-
tisuu judicial ballot
Governor Hiram johnson ut CALI.
furnia, The Progressive nominee luf
vice president who was 60 address to-
days session ut the Ohiu state con
vrutuu arrived early todu, lic
went Immediately into conference
with James E Garfield walter D.
Brown and other Progressive l'ad,rs
Governor johnson, m his address
said
"uo mot tor minute consider
President mu tu the national race
ic is ga negligible quantity
During the speakers ruylrU uf ihy
California eaEe.' IN the Republican
national convention. the mention Oi
Patrick Calhoun in connection with
California politics was productive Of
Misses
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
MERCHANT CREMNTED ~
HtUNING STOUIllul 81.

Mexico tltN sept LauatistaH.
crossing from the stat, OF Guerrero
and rurba into the stat, uf pNaca,
tr, reported tu have captured san
Miguel Ahuahuctllnn yestcrday ana
after sarknE the town Go have oclr-
brutod their victory b} burning most
ot the houses. Carlos Mendc1. "A
wealthy merchant was seized and
cremat,d iu the flames of his own
store.
Volunteers made sharp fight but
we're overcome by the invaders. The
birh1ritlrs that followed were similar
tp those reported from other districts
attacked hy the Sapatistns The lead
rr or the rebel band is said Geo hn
Eufcmiuo Zapaia. brother of Emit
lio ana Cruicno, and one oi the mcn
who broko iail iu Puebla after having
been confined ON the charge ot hcnE
guilty with others of numbering five
Gcrmaus. one woman at CuNa-
duuEa
4 part bi the rebel band later la
the day according to the reports was
engaged bi stat, troops Boo hard
tight az siltcayoapam. "a short dis
taucc away.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Pluoky Railroad Man Captures
Highwayman Who Had
Just Successfully Robbed
Trainload of Passengers.
INJURED THIEF CARRIED
UNCONSCIOUS TO PRISON
Receivers Sufficiently Under
Treatment to Furnish Au-
thorities With Valuable In.
formation.
In, lrn.sa MIrr 20 l.,enIns lIrrnlal

~ LEASED Wire - E,rning IIrraIdl
NcN orleans sept Suffering
from q fractured SKULL. the bandit.
Wno single handed robbed tlc New
York limited train OF the Louisville
a Nu-hNiil, railroad twelve miles east
of New Orleans last night later To-
hr i"l,d hy the locomotive driver.
was brought to New orleans tcdat
aud placed in tho Charity hospital.
The bandit said mis- name was How.
az Edwards. and that his family lived
In Jupiter tla. he CAV, the police
Information which Us expected to lead
to the early capture ot three other
members of the gang that ls believed
To iuyc been responsible for series
OF sensational train robberl,s in this
section.
Aitvr Edwards had completed "a
rourd ut the coaches he went forward
q tav engine caught ut his gulrO
for AN instant Ne was struck 10y En-
ginccr Bg,r vino welded heavy oil
can Tie bandit dropped unconscious
Following 80 closely upon the at
tempted robbery of tuc Cincinnati
southhound passenger train on the
same road al almost the same spot
the night previous. the work OF Ed
wards Is considered most daring,
Edwards first craNltI aboard the
engine not Tar from Sew orleans aud
covered Engineer B.cr and the fire.
man With tr,o rcVoltcrs. tie carried a
small yaliso IN watch ne had dynamite
ami nitro glycoriu Tho train was
stopped and with the engineer and
fireman preceding him at the point
ut q revolver Edwards ritlcd the mail
Goa at an registered mail aud then
relieved the men passengers in i've
sl,opcrs ana club ear ut their valu-
Ubics lie dtl not offer to molest wo-
men. he secured several hundred
dollars. according To the police and
thcn marched the engineer ana fire.
man back to the engine and ordered
them 60 proceed
Edwards fired one shot AS ne fell
q went Wild Engineer Bacr Cuutin-
ucd tn rain blows until hu had the
,audit unconscious.
Na,u the train reached liay ST.
Louis. Miss the rubhcr was taken OF
and placed m charge OF the railway
surgeon and police officers, and de.
tvctiNrs from Sew orleans arrived
there ip % special train Although
Edwards was unconscious Jt intervals
throughout the night hc save the poe
lice valuable Information cuucctnIug
hls alleged partners
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
Roosevelt Assails Work of Bal
timore Convention Which
He Declares Was Dominated
by Predatory Interests.
SHARP CRITICISM OF
TARIFF DECLARATION
Carrying Out of Principles
Enunciated by Democrats
Would Spell Disaster foy
Nation, Says Colonel.

~, Leased Wire to E,rninu Herald
81 Iuul, sept % lfur uou,nuttou
cot Woodrow Wilson az the Baltimor,
convention. was as.allrd hy Colonel
Roosevelt es tho work ot Democrats
BOSSES. iu an address today ut ,hc
Minnesota state fair grounds
Ia his campaign tor the Republican
nomination. Colonel Roosevelt suid
ihc bosses were dctbroncd one at.
tee another in states iu which there
were direct primaries.
We beat Franklin Murphy u NcN
Jersey, senator pcnrosu u lcnnsSl-
Ntnlu. and Senator Lcrimyr u uu.
noi>,' ne said, "but no p,mocratiy
boss was beaten iu MS own state.
TN the primaries the vote had
been against Air Wilson Iu most
,uscs they were carried by Mr clark.
Tho nomination ut Ar Wilson was
arranged los Mr Tuggurt ut Indiana,
Mr. sullivan OF Illinois. with M
Murphy of Ncw York, finally joining
In"
Colonel Roosevelt replied 90 VIII
SONS speech un the tariff boa Nuw
York yvstcrdag. saying
"a the tariff plank uf the Demo-
Gratis is not tcIilng Tho truth of
course / need not discuss 10 Win
them, DO Do s telling the truth and
should b, pU into ctfo,t 90 would
plunge this Duuutrt into u prripd cot
commercial disaster such as tyr hJy.
lot seen BOO oar lifo time,
Colonel tuu-cvClt l,ut,s tonight
tor Grand Forks, n. -.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
AMERICAN BORDER PA
TKDI. 10 uI fNCUEASl,n,

Wellington. sept 5.-Thc appear
anrc ut q large number Of Mexican
rchci- ut Oiinugu made ID necessary to
Increase the American patrol lurCc n
IA, liiE Bend section. and troops are
being sent from Fort CLARK seven
hundred rebels art cncampcd ton
miles below Quitman aud the rebel
general SHia6ar with 900 men. ~
iu the tapuiun mountains. wost ~
SulinHl station ON the Mexican
Southwestern railway Neither side
i- moving tu attack aud the border
Troubles are ts bad us formerly.
Three hundred rebels are cuCampcd
eighteen miles southeast OF JuarcA
ANA General saIazar seems to com
maud large section of territory
bounded hy Guxman. iaaah Grandvs,
Oiitos and Booas Grandos where hu
has boon receiving r,infurCrmruts
frUW sonora
General schuyler reports that ca
uau,a is nov safe. bot that the situn.
tiou st Naoo1arl is precarious.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
PACKER MUST SELL
NOTHING BUT
GOOD MEAT
Contention That Middleman
Is Responsible for Condition.
of Product 0verruled in Fed
eral Court.
~, Lcascd Wire 80 r,ruinE ursaidI

~ Leased Wire tu E,rninE iirraid
New NurN Sept lu utsrruuup
- demurrer utrruus,d u, Armour a
'o. 100 u dHWlu, suit brought hN
sophia kcltorcr. who alleged that nh,
bad been poisoned Do, trlchiua. BOO.
irttcd pork prepared De-, the defend
ANT. jUdgr Notc- lu tho United state.
disttuUt court todu, ruled that the
packer mot 90, middlcmau ur retailer
is responsible,
9TH, producer SHOULD sv hrld ro.
spuusiblo iur thr result ul ao-llEyui
acts which D., .n readily f1rDs,.
said tho court
Tho iron mHuuIHriurrr who lIN
Goo inspect e. piece of non cannot Tore.
See that 10 win bc used iu boiler
and cause % ship Go sink But th,
meat packer who fails Geo Inspect hI-
products IuI poisonous parasites uI iu.
gradients NnuN- chat poison 1911
poison uud that the persons Geo b.,
poisoned through hI- neglect will Do,
those Vho cat h.s products uud uu
one yI-r
Armour a. eco. ,uuiuudp1 tbar 90
manufacture thW drais with fh,
Widdl'mru and Indirectly with the
consumer owes tine latter mo- duD
whatever except th, duty of refrain
iug from huovusIl and UlWiN iu.
nIgung injury
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
PRESIDENT LIMPS
PAINFULLY FROM
AUTOMOBILE TO
PRIVATE CAR
injured Foot May Force Him
to Cancel Engagement TO
Speak at New London Deep
Waterway Meeting.
YACHT MAYFLOWER TO
BEAR HIM TO BEVERLY

- 'f""F'N WV W ANfuAhE tNNrmlu L
Washington. sept. O. President
Tait left for New York ut 10 a. m. on
his way 10 New London aud beverly.
Hts lame ankle was sull troubling
him. io was wheeled 10 his auto
mobile from tho White House door
tie walked, however. the few steps
from his motor car Geo hs train AZ the
station. Mr.. Tart is due iu New York
lato today to 60 aboard the yacht
MHyfloNcr
Every preparation had been made
by White House and railroad officials
To- make the presidcht'a trip as easy
ts possible. tie had breakfast lu his
own room iu the white House. was
wheeled out To the elevator and from
the elevator 10 "a waiting sutomobile
Officials at the union station had
placed the presidents private car On
The level with an adjacent street aud
he needed Go make only few steps
% get aboard.
There was some talk today that the
president might not stop at New Lon.
don tomorrow tu address the Atlantic
Deeper Waterway association. but he
icit with thc intention of making the
speech. lf b." ls persuaded not 10 get
off thc Ma, flower in New London he
probably win sail direct 60 Beverly
from New YORK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
nUII MOOSE INVADE
81. PAIL N IpIiCI.

81 ruul Mluu. Sept The
Bun MOOSE has invaded 81 Paul too
day boz great uumuyrs. Tho occasion
rs the arrival ot Roosevelt who Is
scheduled Geo deliver am address at
tho Minnesota state fair today Tho
former president uud ha party ar
rived iu lWu private cars attached 90
the Chicago. Euck island a. Pacific
train at 1880 This morning from DcI
Muiurs.
a reception committee of 200
greeted the culuuoi ut thr linton sta.
tion. 4 platoon oi police ana Hu
escort ur Spanish war sctsrans head
ed % Iong procession uf automobiles
from the station to the hotel
Following breakfast uu Informal
reception Was hold at the hotoL after
which EourrNrlt held conference
with th, Progressive ,uutrai state
committee
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
DepOsed Inspector Promises
Revelations Which Will
Cause Head of Department
to Resign.
SENSATION IN MAYORS
OFFICE POSSIBILITY
Difficulty Expected in Secur.
ing Jury to Try Lieutenant
Becker Because of Wide.
spread Interest.
~, leased Wire 10 ryrp,ns meraral

~ leased Wire to Evrnins Herald I
New YORK. sept o. 5-Jusucc Got'
was expected today 10 grant motion
Tor thc summoning OF ESQ talcsmcn
from which viii be- selected o. jury Go
Try PoIcc Lieutenant Becker. begin
ming september ~. Ilccause uf the
widespread public interest IN the RoH-
enthnl case great difficulty In obtain.
ing jury Is predicted
Mr. Whitman " back in town after
his conference YESTERDAY with Govern.
ur Dix and during the day probably
viii have another talk with Thomas
u. Thacher. counsel for Cornelius q.
HAYES, the denoted police Inspector.
n ls now established dctiuitci, that
HAYES chief reason In going tu Mr..
Whitman was to turcstall any action
against him by the grand iur, pend.
ing his departmental trial on charges
of making false statement relative
10 Commissioners Waldu's attitude to-
ward disrcputnhlc resorts
The former inspector is quoted to-
DAY az having said To- the district at
toTney
Let mo alone until I'm throrgh
With my police troubles, it's certain
that IN be- broke Waldo can't do
an3thing elise. but n I'm put on the
stand IN toll stor, that will cause
Wnldo TO resign his Job Instantly.
Yes. and u viii go further and cause
. sensation In thc mayors office. !
want To- be free from any handicap
that the grand iur, might put on
me"
Commissioner Waldo said hc had
nothing to fear from Hayes aud added
that the former Inspector would have
ample opportunity to mlk all be-
wanted To al his trial. which will Dr
held at police headquarters tomur.
row
Nhinolandcr waldo. Sew YORK
commissioner of police, nconscd by
statements attributed To Cornelius g..
Hayes. depusrd inspector. that Hayes
would air department scandal and
cause WHlGo tu resign. issued u dras
tie order TODAY commanding Hayes
tu report ut headquarters AZ once and
state I'm writing whether he did uT
nor threaten the commissioner
This further involves the police sit
uition m that HAYES. already accused
eft making false statements involving
the commissioner may nov bc tried
on further charges
supreme Court Justice Guff today
granted motion of District Attorney
Whitman fut the summoniug If o.
special panel a.; talrsmra from which
to choose a. jury To- try Lieutenant
Becker.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
GRAFT PROSECUTOR
ARRESTED FOR
BRIBERY
Former District Attorney of
Salt Lake Charged With
Paying Police to Protect
Criminals.
~, Leascd wIre 20 r,cplns usraldl

", Leased Wise 80 EVcninr usraId I
san Lake CITY Utah sept. o.
willard Hansen, former county attor-
ncy was arrested early this morning
in romp1u, with ten others ON the
Dhargc ut bribery and sWindliug Han
SON and the Euug have been watched
hN the police for five weeks and his
arrest followed au attempt ltst tight
to take % suit rf CLOTHES from a., pu-
lice station. which was being held as
evidence loo e. murder case.
For the last five weeks. according
tee 'Ic police. Hansen has been pay
iug two pulbo detectives $50 q week
lui protection ut gaug OF fake Vool
room operators The detectives hs.r
been HHUg tI, money and turning j.
over tu tur Du.rI cot police.
~,'"IHI duN- nEu Hansen lt ls gl-
tvnrd asked the officers to leave the
closet door open. iu which The suit
80 CLOTHES Nas stored Th,t tD.cdrd
utd tnuart Nh,u thr lu ncy N1s
leaving tuc police station with the
clothing hc Vas arrested Following
Iis arrest the pool room" was ruldvd
and the operators" arrested
Hansen conducted the prosecution
against Former Chi,' OF Police George
sheets who was charged with grating
Boa connection with tho McWhiiticf
brothers sNiudlc here several years
vEu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-09-05
GENERN. SrEEVER VISITS
MEXICAN COsIM ANuf.tt

Iulry1 Mes. sept 5-Gen a. y.
strcyyr. commanding The department
of Texas. with starr officers. at noon
today crossed the International limo
aud paid formal visit to General
Nictoriauo Hucrta. commander of tho
Mexican federal forces bon the north.
The American general was met AZ The
International bridge from M paso.
Texas hy troop OF Mexican cavalry
and company of infantry A mih-
mry band played the star spanglsd
Banner ln tae quarters Of General
Huorta. the visiting American general
and officers and tho United states
army was toasted by tho Mexican
commaudes and staff General Huerta
aud General stogyer then exchanged
formal greetings before the assembled
army officers VI tao nauvns