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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-21
ports, 1t!t bales
Total for season-Receipts, e.Ti.GN bales
exports. s.S53sS7 bales.

NEW ORLEANS. April o.-cotton was fea-
turrd by small reaction to-day. which.
however almost wholly recovered late
In the session. Heavy offerings from the
long side wero In evidence and short snles
pressed on the market at times. At critical
tnes good support came from leading long
interests and checked the downward move
mcnt.
IN me early trading the market was easy
belt. Prices fell OF 20 level - to IS points
under yesterdays close. Around the middle
o! the morning buying OF n general
character came in. and the course of prices
turned. Late in the session the trading
months We're points UP TO points down
compared with yesterdays last prices. and
the clos. unchanged TO points down
net.
Reports from tho belt were that much
planting was being done, and that rains In
the IVES; were highly beneficial
'o,!:; October. io.+s; December. u. IS: January,
!o.,+. spot cotton, steady. unchanged: mid
ding, SIS sales on the spot, los bales. TO
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
tsales a, Union stock Yards,l

Richmond Va. al ri. o. 1915.
Pest steers. 10 7i: medium TO good. 81
10 {: common to fair. TO :: best hcircrs GiS
20 "a, medium In good. 5i7 to g.. commoa TO
tair ~. 20 81: best COWS. 81. 10 5E: medium
10 good az to ~; common TO fair. 3i7 TO
~; best oxen, 5ia to S; common TO fair. Al
20 ~: bulls. 4'1 to 80, veals TO ~: best
hogs :: light s:7 1" - sows and stays. Al
10 5i3: best sheep 10 :; medium good
TO $: common to fair. ga 10 az: LAMBS
~ ia.
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NEW YORK rRoDUCE MARKET.

Centrifugal. ASS: molasses, t.o6. Refined.
steady. Buuer. easy Cheese. firm Spot cof-
foe. steady; RIO - 1,,c Santos As. ioc.
Cottonseed oil firm early to-day
good buying OF June, said 10 be FOR Southern
account, and scattered short covering. but
the list reacted iRter In absence OF fresh alb
sorbing power. and with the decline In other
markets. Final prices were points higher
tor Jun-. and unchanged TO one ret lower
Tor other months. The market closed steady.
Spot. SOFA 90: April. 6.ttSs5 81: May. 6.,9Q5.,2.
June 5.sen6.s.: July. ,cyn70i: August. ,.liG
rs; September, ..-in;..3: October. 7.e2I..-5:
NhNcinbnr G.eEn ..OS. Total sales. l.. -.
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trlct Court OF the United States for II
eastern District OF Virginia, entcr'
NJ L. Hofheimer. bankrupt, we will Sc
oy pubic auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. APRIL %. 1915.
At 6 O'Clock r. NJ,
the above-ment toned property, q
scribed in said decree as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel
land, with the improvements thcreo
being in the city OF Richmond, va, az
described as follows: Beginning on u
north line OF Broad Street at n poi
distant eishty-six (S6) feet four G
i nic, more or less. east OF Jefferse
along and fronting on the said mort
ern line of Broad Street thirty g
feet one-fourth U-D inch. more
less Tess, and extending back northward
nearly parallel one hundred and tive
weight u2S) feet to an alley TWEEN
t2o) feet wide. on which IT fronts TIVE
ty-nine (29) feet. more or less. beili
said NJ. L. Hofheimer by Henry Z
Wallerstein and wife by deed of Jul
80, 1911, duly recorded in the clerls
Office OF the Chancery Court Of the CT !
of ri Richmond In d. B. 212C. page 500
Ihe improvements are comparative
new and consist Of n modern up-to -da
Thcater, substantially built and In az
tive operation. This section Of Bro
Street Is attracting much attention q
reason OF the unusually higf, class iIS
proyements being erected In the III
mediate vicinity.
An opportunity Is here offered to 81
cure most valuable Broad Sire
property, we'll improved and ono Will
offers the combined features Of n splef
did revenue and future enhancement T
well.
This sale Is 10 be made free as
clear OF all liens and subject to the coz
frmation OF the court. 4
TERMS: One-fourth cash and rex
due In three equal instruments at OF
two and three years after date Of sah
Deferred payments to he evidenced u
negotiable notes Of purchaser. with NJ
terest added at per cent and securM
by trust deed on tho property. or j
cash., at option Of purchaser. Z
LEON NJ. NELSON, Il
HILL MONTAGUE, 4
II. Il. CABELL &
ROBERT H.. TALLEY. 4
Special Commissioners. 4
] hereby certify that the bonds n
duired OF the Special Comm lssio ners X
order entered April 10. 1915, directil
the sale OF tho Little Theater havo bsE
duly executed and approved n
II. Il. POWERS, n
Deputy Clerk U. S. District CourtH
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RICIIMOND HAY MARKEr
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO. April t.-Hogs. steady: bulk
3"@@1S.Io: light. S7ijnsISi; mixed. SEAS s.,
heavy. sI.31NsI.73: rough s7.o5GS5.2i pigs, So;
"tI0". Cattle. weak: native beef steers, SG.2
nSS.a,; Western steers. sj.65G3s.6o: cows ana
hcifcrs s2i@p i3.s2: calves. !5.55asSgf. sheep
hrm: sheep. E..G.ukS..n: lamhs. SS.fonS:e.s5.
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RIcuMoND >IoCK M,KKrT.
COTTON MAltI,Irs

sew YoEE APRIL y cotton "r- nervous
carl, decline. and closoa firm 40, points
nl.ncr 20 Ipwor
Ecln;ivcly easy cables were followed D..
rather active Liverpool ceiling h"r- ,nd
a:tHr eperiUg TT dcciiu" NJ % points.
the local market worked som" 10 - po,u's
una"r yesterday closing hgITes. Offering.
however were y"ll taken on III" aecliu. 90
i9.7n for october 'r a2ou' Z nnin's from
yesterdays high records. >uG no market
mined NJ .r.ir before tho "rd o. tho morn
ing on Wall Str"'' Southern rrd "ommissiou
house buying winch found less cotton orcr.
irr after liv"rIrols close on ,he rally
lnrr@ was renewed Nqu!uHfipu. but break
TO about the low point ~ th- morning found
support s;lll IN evidence. rrl prices reached
,nc dHy's best point 81 late tradIug on local
bull support aid covering. Rauor's ~ con
tinu"d hrm Southern sTot markets. probably
helped the late rally and hu!H-h S-utlin-u,
was encouraged hy heavy ssluIw"-klv ship
mcEiE from Interior points. ana REPORTS 0'
continued activity and Strength iu dum~sti,
goods markets Private wires rom Memphis
latI crop conditions we're iI"a1 iu that Dis
trict. Augusta "ireo tina; spot ration was
strongly hciG with oHcrircs small and 70
ports from Alabama said Carolina mills wcr.
bidding for OF grades.
o., 81 ~.
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SIS: stock. o,.os7: re sin. firm: sales. mono:
receipts; i.isS: shipments. lSo: stocks. s1.6sa.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
IReported by Rodgers. Plummer & Co.. Inc.)
PETERSBURG. VA. April oo.-Spanish-
Farmers stock. 81 per bu. asked: 9oc per bu.
bid. observation-disclosures stock-Market
steady. Fancy Jumbo. 3%c per pound; fancy
handplcked. 3hc per pound: extra prime
Sac per pound: Smelling stock, 2Nc to INC
per pound.
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Debt Incrcnsc .,,.or,x.,

ALBANY, \. Y. April 2O.-Stockhold-
ers or the New York Central Railroad
OF the company's funded debt by tho
Issuance of Sl00,0 100000 twenty year
per cent dcbenture bonds. Proposals
to Increase the capital stock from s3O0
100000 TO S400.000.000 were approved
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

unsn''l"i TO day on sudden break o. -. in
Nay ds'ivEry. l. was sa.d 10 have been
started ~ error over s'rc'. order and
was G".rfly followed BY a nearly complete
recovery. Du, peace rEuurs ,.ndcG further
g. disturb cgrHd, Close! nervous :. 10
Hntcr last night Corn finished !, on 10
'-Ht. Gp. oats down 'sGi, 20 ->TI. and pro
y.tIrr. - !sri!a" Of .s.Tj 70 p
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Curb Prices IRREGULAR.
NEW YORK. April 0.-Trading on tho curb
to-day was comparatively quiet. with the
trend OF prices irregular.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NE" YORK. April 2i.-Buyins ut the car.
pet auctions continued actively to-day. Cot :
tor goods arm and less active because OF un-
Willingness % mills 10 seil far ahead. Yarns
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
BY VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
General AuctIoneers.
GIG East Broad Street.
Phone Madison 1851.
Kline 40 Automobile

AT AUCTION
THURSDAY, APRIL 22
at II o'clock noon,
One 4o-horsepower Kline autonob,.
3 passenger car. in nrst- class order and
fully equipped
Can be seen and demonstrated at any
limo before day and hour OF sale NJ
virginia Auction Company's sales
TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers
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firmer and more active. Knit goods for spot
deliveries in good call.
NAVAL STORES
SAVANNAH. GA. April @.--TurDcntine,
firm. 4eh: sales. loo; receipts. 2oT: shipments.
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s-a-ss -'.ss.. ss'.s.....
Ark TT COEDlTIO

live poultry. al! kinds In good active de-
Wan!. especially hens and young chicken.
l.rrs-P+c"iDts vary light: market arm. Live
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SEW YORK. Apr! e@-M-rcantile paper,
...acl.; sterling exchange. easy: si1ty d" :
l.i- 49,. !or cables. SIS, for demand,
at-. par sMveI''... Mexican dollars, y.
5pyr-nmen, boTras. .sreacy. railroad bonds.
Irregular Time loans. steady; SiH'g ana
riuct. days 2',G2. SIX months -. Cal.
NO. -nE. ate..Gy. ~ Ing rate.
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NEW YORK. April D.-Port movement
M!diiing. in+S. Receipts. Sl.csi bales stock
is 81. bAe1
Total to-day-Recsipts. 900 bales; e1ports
lS. ~ bales: stock i.is.7lo bales
Total FOR week-Rcceipts. 1919 bales ex.
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''The Little
Theatre"

In execution OF an order OF the Dl
trict Court OF the United States for II
Eastern District OF Virginia. enter1
on April 18th. 1915, in the matter :
NJ. l.. HofheiIner. bankrupt. we will Sc
oy public auction on the premises on
THURSDAY. APRIL 90. 1915.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

h grain: wheat. No. red. nominal: No
d. l.SlQl.62- Corn, No. yellow, USQIs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
WEALTH.

There's little house on the hill,
It's not much for looks, ] agree,
But you never tried
To see what's inside.
And that makes a difference, YOU see.
or treasures no more could 1t hold;
It's oerflowing with diamonds and gold
That wealth could not buy:
IT'S in heart and i'm eye,
And the half has never been told.
/ would not change it. not |.
For the Car of Russia's domains;
The United states Mint
Is simply not int
With the wealth that cottage contains
Though no bank would take II in trust.
There's no danger from moth or from rust.
It's so crowded in there,
With my son and my heir,
That at times I'm almost nonplused
When the days work comes to a close,
You go home in your limousine;
But | don't need a car;
It's not very far
To my kingdom, my throne and my
queen.
AS soon as my door comes In view.
The wealth OF the world pours through;
Then eyes they grow bright,
And arms they clasp tight,
And I would not change places with you.
In the little house on the hill
Oh ] am a prominent man,
But when I'm out side,
To my work l stride,
And nobody knows who ] am
But l am contented to be
Just myself, not you. you see,
For though I'm obscure
I'm not at all poor,
But I'm wealthy as wealthy can be.
Omaha. DAVID.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
Union, Central and Southern Pacific Roads

Union, Central and Southern Pacific Roads.
Testifying at San Francisco in the unmerger
suit against the Southern and Central Pacific
railroads, julius Krutschnitt declared that the
Southern Pacific had been "coerced" by At
torney General Wickersham into selling the Cen
trail Pacific to the Union Pacific But Mr.. Wick
ersham was justified in the action he took in
this regard by all the facts in the case. II any
part of the Hartman merger constituted in it.
self a restraint of trade, IL the union OF the
Central and Southern Pacific lines, which gives
the latter almost absolute control OF the rail
traffic to and from the Pacific coast Harri-
mans merger was to carry out the original
Huntington plan. conceived and partly executed
when the Southern Pacific was built
The order to sell the Central to the Union
Pacific intended in conformity with the dc.
sign OF congress in giving government aid to the
Pacific railroads. that one continuous transconti-
mental line might be built and operated under
one management, reaching from the Missouri.
river to the Golden Gate. This would have been
brought about under the Wickersham order. had
IL not been for the cunning interference OF the
California railroad board: the failure OF that
union OF connecting lines has made possible the
continuance OF a situation that is not favorable
to California or to any part of the region served
by the roads in question. II the idea OF the
Californians prevail, and the Central Pacific be
operated as an independent line. it will be to
the advantage of the northern and southern
routes, and means the diversion of much traffic
from the port of San Francisco.
Omaha is deeply concerned in this matter.
for 1t is the eastern terminal of what should no
the greatest OF all the transcontnental railways.
Had 1t not been for the pernicious meddling OF
the California board. presumably instigated bv
the Southern Pacific. this great system would
now be in full operation. As 1t is, danger exists
CT the Central Pacific spslng again into the phy
sical decay In which Hartman found IL fifteen
years ago. when the Huntington crowd were let
tlns the line from San Francisco to Ogden 60 to
pieces In favor of the Southern Pacific.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
The Sinking of the Frve


The sinking Of the Frye by German COM
merce destroyer is by far the most serious in.
cident OF the war so far as the United States is
concerned. Little question can be made but that
the fact is due to an excess OF zeal on part Of
the captain Of the Eitel Friedrich and II Is
hardly likely that this action will be upheld by
the German government. That the Frye carried
a cargo Of wheat, and had cleared for British
port, can not by itself Justify the course OF the
German officer. unless the whole contention of
the German government with regards to food
stuffs be abandoned. Germany has persstently
objected to the attitude Of Great Britain on this
point, and the United States has insisted on the
right Of traffic between unbockaded ports for
all noncontraband cargoes
The disavowal by the German government OF
the acts Of Captain Thierichens will doubtless be
forthcoming as soon as the facts are understood
in Berlin and the episode will be remembered
only as one Of the unpleasantly annoying oc-
currences OF the war. In its general aspects the
case resembles much the Mason and slidell in
cident of the civil war, out OF which we backed
as quickly and gracefully as possible
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
Editorial Viewpoint

It. Louis Globe Democrat. The presi-
dent will not make any unnecessary
drafts on that travel allowance now. He
may need II next year.
Boston Transcript: Strike an average
between the Berlin and Petrograd dis
patches and no candid man can deny that
there was some kind OF a battle.
New York World: Ire enormous good
fortune u the people of the United states
in tho storm and stress Of these coming
years Is that their chief magistrete is sane
the sanest mind today that is intrusted
with thu responsibilities of government
anywhere In civilization.
New York Post: Tho reduction of the
Dardanelles forts was brought forward
as an argument by senator Lodge for
heavier coast Qualifications If the forts
had held out and the allied ships had
suffered. Senator Lodge would have asked
for more battleships. No matter who
loses in Europe, the prophets of pre-
paredness" always win.
Baltimore American: 4 steel company
in Pittsburgh refused to bid on 8, 0OO. OOO
order for steel shells from Europe on the
ground that while its authorities were
not opposed TO either side in the war,
they did not want TO make money from
instruments used to slaughter people.
Here is an instance that sometimes the
line OF humanity is drawn even in busi-
ness, popularity supposed to be above all
merely human and humane considera-
tions.
Philadelphia Ledger: Just about the
wisest man we have in the world at the
present time lives in America, and he is
a maker OF marketable things who is
studying methods, putting in improved
machinery inventing economies, planning
publicity and salesmanship and getting
his whole proposition in shape to do more
business and to insure his margin of
profit. For good people, this old earth
is just about to take q new start, and the
fellow who is ready is going TO gather in
the ducats
Springfield Republican: Secretary Lane
in announcing DR.. Rittman's discovery of
an improved process for tine production
OF gasoline reioices that the independent
producers are to have a better chance in
competing with the Standard Oil COM
pany. The latters patented process is
now three times as effective as it's rivals.
DIR. Rittmans process is confidently ex-
pected' to increase the product of the in
dependents by at least 200 per cent, and
perhaps more" Perhaps So but other
handcaps will also have to be removed
before the independents establish many
considerable foundations" for phlan-
thrupy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
People and Events

The anti-tippns bill has made It's bow in the Iowa
legislature
BY working the divorce route Reno homes to
equaiEe the diminished output of the Comsock lode
Statistics compiled by the Insurance Spectator
show that Sdsoo.oO worth of property was burned
up in this country last year.
Twenty-Five thousand men constituted New Yors
Citys shoveling army last Sunday Work awaited
1900 more, but hands could not be had.
Emil A. Trefzger, typewriting champion OF Green
Bay Wis, has put the scoreboard a record Of l4z
words in one minute without error.
Admiral Garden OF the allies DardaneIe fleet Is
Ions way from Tipperary, but his parental home is
near there. lie was born Athlone, Ireland
Mayor Mitchell OF New York. who goes to society
dances, says that dancing is a comfort TO the sole
provided the sole is not fixture in the corn belt
San Francisco plans TO hold public THANKSGIVING
services April u.s. the ninth anniversary OF the
shakedown and the fire in honor OF the recovery Of
the city.
Five thousand more men have been given work by
the opening OF two big glass plants. in Pennsyi-
vania and one in West Virginia. The revival "A due
TO the stoppage OF glass plants In Belgium
"A beautiful Defamation countess has been SEN
fenced IL years imprisonment playing the plano
near an open window. Il is pity the beautiful
eoantesses are obliged 10 live in such heartless eOuI-
try.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
.MMla.Z&1.ee.M,gI
s5z7S7EzS Tsozz IA 75zEs

A party consisting Of Mr. and Mrs Henry W.
ates. MI ana Mrs George w. Doane. Judge and
Mrs Savage started for New Mexico In a special car
to be Joined at St. Joseph by Mrs johnson Mrs
ates sister Another party with the same destna ton
Is made up OF Mr. Touzalin his daughter Miss Nsill,
Touzalin' Mr. Meredith OF Boston aud Dr. Ransoue Of
burlington. and the two will meet In New Mexico
returning together after three weeks jsunt
Local odd Fellows swOoped down on p J. stalev
at hFerylew'" at the head OF Caldwell street ana
presented him with silver water service as q token
be Is moving -
T. H. AeCasue OF the Commercial National hank
returned from the Washington inaugural ceremonies
ana. contrary 70 expectation. came hack unmarried
man who understands the tea business can find
employment at hoors's tea store SCI North sixteenth
General Passenger Agent Morse OF the Union Pa
enc tosether with his wife and Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Richardson have gone TO New Orleans and points m
Florida for few weeks trip IN q : 80 -
ee%ly appointed election registrars are. Fourth
ward James @. Carpenter; Sixth ward John carr ana
John IsedInan. - 'NS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
Score Again for The Bee

score again another notable public service by
The Bee through the enactment OF a law aboI.
ishins the coroner's office as the last conspieu-
Gus remnant OF the fee graft in the court house.
whose exlinguishment was proposed, and alone
consistently advocated. by The Bee. The use.
lessness and expensiyeness of the coroner's Of
hce' and the fact that whatever good burmese
II ever served has been outlived, are becoming
patent everywhere, and movements TO do awav
WIN II are on foot in many places. BY the ac.
uon now taken in Nebraska we have made tho
biggest progress toward accomplishing this 70.
FORM OF course, the coroner will not 20 out If
business overnight but, after expiration OF the
u n,. 'erm' we VIII elect no more coroners.
"hen the time comes for putting the change
INTO effect one more accompanying reform
shouId be inaugurated by the establishment or
pubic morgue that will stop once and for ALI
uihe the grab game Of the undertakers for tho
0ou'es oil the accidental or homicidal dead.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
LINES TO A LAUGH.

During the entire service you never
Kept your eyes off the diamonds OF tue
woman In front OF you demonstrated he.
Well" replied she, there are sermons
IN stones. '-Philadelphia Ledger.
II told that Young man 10 take care
Of the pennies and the dollars would take
care 81 themselves
He saws he tried 70. but he seems to
have gotten the wrong slant on II, tie
squanders nearly all his spare time play
ing penny ante. Washington Star.
"One dollar. please" said the dentist.
"a dollar But your sign reads: Pain
less extraction OF teeth free
Just so! But as you hollered a bit TINS
does not apply in your case. do my
painless extracting free exactly as
claim. When II hurts. I charge for II.
Ono dollar, please. Boston Transcript.
Yes said the young physician or
aristocratic lineage, our family has
motto. but I prefer not TO use IL. II Is
a little too successive in my profession
Faithful unto death."-Boston Tran
script
The returned hero was received with
open arms.
Society flocked to him in swarms and
droves and mobs.
They made a lion Of him.
And he?
He made a monkey OF himse1f.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.
80 you were witness in lawsuit"
Yes "
Did the opposing attorney bother you
much7"
mot at all. He kept interrupting me
so much that II seemed ] was at home
tel ing my story and ma was correcting
me a. I went along Detroit Free Press
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-12
Carranga is Coldly Courteous

me personal note sent by Venustiano Car
rama to President Wilson. called forth by the
notice sent from the State department demand
ing better treatment for foreigners in those DOR.
lions OF Mexico under the control Of the first
ohiet' Is couched in terms of dignified courtesy
tnat scarcely conceals the hot resentment of the
MeXican leader Nor does it give any satisfac.
TORY assurance that the rights of foreigners viii
DC any more carefully regarded than has been
.ne practice there OF late. obregon is warmly
ueiended by his chief. while villa, truculent as
usual announces his determination to join with
NSrrahEa 10 battle against invasion, II is quite
apparent 'nat none Of the Mexican bandits is in
oiineu TO give over the brigandage carried ON
unuer 'ne name OF war and that the situation in
Mexico is unmproved by the latest Of Americon
warnings