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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
VILLA WILLING NOW To
do ANYTHING FOR PEACE

Washington. Aug. 12.-tieneral
villa has informed the United States
government that he II willing 10 slen
truce OF three months or more du-
ration with his opponents during
which time a peace conference shall
he held.
General villa. who has been IN con-
ference az ri Paso and Iuarez with
Major General Scott. chief Of stan of
the United states army and American
consular agents, expressed in a def
itite way his Willingness 10 do any
thing that might bring about an
early peace. according to reports from
government agents az the border to-
day. villa is understood 10 have or
cered his commanders to avoid
fighting. evacnatlng places threatened
with attack. as evidence of a sincere
desire 10 make peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
SPREAD EAGLE TALK
AiOSG TEXAS LINE

Washington. Aug. i2.-~Bhe AmtTi-
can trooper killed near Mercedes.
Tex. last Tuesday night IN hattie
with raiders. was private Leo G.
wlndhaus, troop c. Twelfth cavalry,
according to a report today from Gen.
eral Funston. Winehaus' home y
given as Evansville, Ind.
II was In the Mercedes skirmish
flag WIS captured bearing the words,
Army Of Liberty Of Mexico and
Texas" a hand bill was also found
reading: tMexicans. today we WIZ
accomplish a sacred debit The rev.
olution has acquired In a few days
gigantic proportions. We unite as
brothers to expedite these fortunes OF
ours In the solemn moment we viii
vndicate our rights and justice for all
time. May the light shine upon us IN
all our undertakings and may Il
crown our forces Ia all manners Con-
template this movement Initiated IN
Texas which II OF such consequence
as 70 bring about the peace and JUS
tice we long for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
GERMAN JEWS ISSUE
DIR AM NTIC APPEAL To AMERICA

Berlin, Aug. -, thy wireless to
Sayvlllel The following was given
out for publication today by the over
seas news agency,
THE Association Of Jews in Ger
many has issued dramatic appeal
to America. The appeal, based on
the fact tht Americn shells are thrown
by Russians into Polish towns be-
lievcd To- harhnr Germans, says:
"'Europc stands In flames. Across
the ocean America lives az pence she
hears not the thunder of cannon. a
fruitful rain OF gold Is failing on
land enjoying golden peace.
I'VE cry out tn America: Thou-
sands of thy most loyal ana industri-
Gus citizens come from towns being
destroyed by the shells which tHou
art sending. instead of gifts "t money
once sent back to childhood homes
from I.ibau to Lemberg Thou send
est iron shells 10 supply the army ot
the ear. Thou giyost iron Tor gold'
death for life. The children are muir
dering their parents. America, th"u
hast peace Thou art not itHnuhs
for existence. We implore ,hoe To lis
ten to this appeal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
EASY now ron TURKEY.
SAYS ENNER PASIlA

Constantirople, Aug. q, tNip Berlin.
Aug. ~, hy Wireless to Snyvillcl -
The entente allies have lost the sup
port ct hat army which they Intend
ed 10 use To- crush thu forces OF the
central powers said Envor Pasha'
the Turkish minister of war, ~ an IN
toryicw today with a correspondent nf
the Associated Press, aliuding to the
recent nghtlng IN Poland
Il realize that much WORK yet re-
mains to bee done continued the
war minister. "but with the Russian
army no longer "a terrible offensive
fdyce, Turkey anA her allies have
nothing To fear.
"My opinion Is that an the talk
about rc-orgnniging tho Russian army
is about ON par with the speech be-
fore the Dunn uf tho Russian war
minister who apparently was unaware
that Nnpuleon's retreat from Mns'""
ls unlikely to be- repeated hy the Aus
trn-G,tmans A man who imaFinr'
such 70 thing possibly today with hH
the modern means ol transpotiaii"r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Baltic Forces After Another
Sweeping Advance Now
Stand Within 300 Miles Of
Petrograd on an Air Line.
RUSSIAN SECOND LINE
NO LONGER TENABLE
British and French Press To-
day Concede that Kaiser's
Captains will Attempt Un-
dreamed of Conquest.

London. Aug. u. G2:37 y. MI
The Baltic nank OF the German ar
miles under Field Marshal Won Hin
denburg has virtually attained the
banks OF the river D,ina, between
Riga aud Dvinsk with Petrograd less
than 500 miles away In direct line.
Thence southwark the line sweeps
west with the Russian fortress of
Kovno stiii holding out, out next week
may see great battle on the road
tuWard the Russian capital.
Tho second line OF defense upon
which the Russians proposed to fail
back after abandoning Warsaw has
nll the appearances OF having been
rendered untenable and the British
.and Russian press Is beginning 10 see
in the Austro- German plan an ambi-
tious plunge deeper into Russia with
pctroErad as the goal
In the meantime the Russian reaI
guards are hshting desperately. es-
pecinlly In the critical Dvina region
land at Kovno. TO capture which th'
|Germnns are making a terrific sncri'
@hce of men.
During the lull in activity on IN,
3irunt in France and Belgium tn,
ItuIsb public is looking Co the Oar.
dauellos tp bring the relief Rusfia ~
badly needs though the task OF open
ing the straits remains a difficult
problem which some think may uull
be- solved uy % change In the Balkan
situation Both Germany and the On
t,utc powers are cx,rtinE the hardes
pressure on bulgaria ns that countrl
is considered to bee the key to the 81
uatiuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
KEY no BNLKNNs NJ
SoIIN. SAYS RIsTITCH

Rome. Aug. II, tyia PARIS. Ank -,
Al. "a. ma THE key To the h"lN""
.situltion b. not at Nish "r Athens hu,
"A s,gn said NJ l,isUtch, serbian
minister to Italy. in an interview. pup
Ishrd In tho Tribunu. 'BulHnilh
does not wish to move. she maE,S
impossible proposals TO the Pnnu' r.
nj. entente and thus gains time WIN
out declaring herself
~ serbia gave bulgaria not only y
pnrtlnn of Macedonia hut b,lsI'u
itsrIf bulgaria would still iind SOM
oxcusc for not moving. me ohlS Wy
to clear tho Hnikan skies is for Ger
,,,.,r,, Ia make "a serious aunck on
serbia. As it would be necessary /. ~
,,,kr this nttnck ON the Danube nont
0rsowa. Rumauia would he "blls'. s'',
to come forward 10 preNrhl y,
t,,m bclnr cut off from thr resi- |'
rn,,,. II Rumanin moves hu''
EARN win be obliged TO d"cid" "h'
wny or the other
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
England Drdws
on Colonies for
Gold Supply
Iay Eyen,nr Herald l.eAaed wireI

New York. Aug. i2.-Private adj
Vices from London intimate that the
recent ghipmcnt ot gold Go this coun-
try ,ia Halifax is soon to be supple
inentcd by heavy imports direct from
South Africa and Australia.
The Bank oi England has gold
r,serye Of about s2O,0OO.0OO sterling
at cane Town ana from three To four
million pounds ct gold To its credit IN
New Zealand. These reserves, II W
understood. have been drawn up to
meet obligations In this country and
shipments of the gold are said TO be
In transit The south African gold
may come direct to this port, while
the Austrus,an gold probably will be
landed al san Francisco ana credited
b, telegraph transfer to the local sub
treasury,
j. 4. Morgan and company today
piotessed ignorance regarding these
imports, but would not deny that yes
tCrdays transfer from Halifax might
soon ho increased from other sources.
Remittance on London was egaiH
the feature Of the foreign exchange
market dcmand sterling falling to
the net low price OF i74h.
Quotationa on Paris and Rome
showed no abatement OF the acute
conditions at those tcntcrs'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Associated Press in First Au-
thentic Statement Says Re-
firing Russians did Little
Damage to Polish Capital.
FORTS AND MILITARY
BUILDINGS DESTROYED
Great Railroad Bridge only
Partly Dismantled and Res
toration is but a Matter of
Days for German Engineers

LODI, Russian Poland. Aug. H.,
(Nia London, y. m.l-The city of
Warsaw, the center of the recent coli
lossal campaign for the Vistula line.
suffered comparatively little from the
battles which ragged around II and
from the process Of lis evacuation by
the Russians Although fears mad
been expressed that the Russians ia
leaving the city might repeat the CEN
iury-old precedent at Moscow and SET
the town ON fire, they did not do 50.
The water, gas and electric plants
were lett Ia working order and only
In PraEa were the water mains dam
aged In several places by explosions.
The Russians retired In such haste
nt the last moment that they omitted
to carry out many measures they had
planned. A whole park of automo-
biles and carriages which had been
collected Tor removal WIS left behind.
An order To carry off the chuch bells
was only partly executed and many
bells were left hanging
Most of the Polish residents of the
city declined TO follow the order to
leave with the Russians. escaping de-
portation by keeping out OF sight.
The scenes on the night uf the
evacuation Were dramatic. At 10
O'Clock m the evening % series uf cN-
trnordinary heavy explosions was
heard, siRnalizing the destruction OF
the forts. The sky over the city
tanned red from burning military
buildings and railway shops. The
bridges were jammcd with retiring
troops or flooded with columns of ar
tlcry.
At o'clock the next morning the
three Nistull bridges were destroyed.
An hour later two German officers
rode coolly through the city IN an au-
! tumuhile t0 the town hall whore they
met the chief of the Citizous' commit
| tee, \ few minutes afterwards pa
| trolls at cavalry appeared. tncir
lances docked with flowers and the
men singing Die Maoht Am Rhein.
From the scenes in the streets II
might have been Thought the event
Was a city festival. Crowds In gas
summer attire thruuVcd the thorough
fares, cheering the entering soldiers
while many offered them flowers.
Meanwhile from the river front an,
even from overhead came the noise o
Exploding shr1pnel shells and th'
whiz of speeding bullets. Many cas-
ualtios occurred IN the city and am
hultnces were busy the entire dd
transporting the wounded to thcii
homes or to hospitals.
The destruction of the railroa'
bridge was poorly cXccutcd tn
middle spans were wrecked and drop
ped into the river but the piers wer
left standing su that it will take but
comparatively short time to rebuff
the structure ana reopen railrua
communication Tor Prince Leopold
armies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Call for an End Of Barbarism
in Which all American Re-
publics Join Sent TO Mexico
Today.
MILITARY PREPARATION
FOR PRECAUTIONS ONLY
Secretary Lansing, Following
Hours Conference with the
President Declares no Use
of Force is Being Considered

washington. Aug. IL. President
Wilson, returning from Cornish. N. H..
reached the White house shortly after
$3.50 today. President Wilson ana
secretary Lansing then conferred AZ
length ON the Mexican situation De-
tails OF yesterdays conference in New
York OF tho Latin-American alplo-
mats were siven to the president.
just before Mr.. Lansing went 10 the
White House he announced that the
appeal 10 the factions and leaders In
Mexico will be sent today The COM
munlcstion has been signed and ap-
proved by the president.
with the return OF the prealdent Il
was agaln reiterated that the inter-
American peace plan does not con-
template In any way the uae OF force
OF the impairment OF Mexico's SOW
erelgnty or interference In her domss-
tic affairs. The purpose OF the appeal
Is TO influence MexicaRs themselves
to hold peace conferences aud tns
sovernmsn. created by that action
win be accorded recognition whether
OF not the acquiescence OF all the
factions Ia obtained.
The sending OF battlsships to vera
Cruz and other movements that may
follow are described officially a. pre-
cautionary measures 10 afford assist
ance 20 foreigners.
Secretary Lansing declined to com
ment on General Carrankas letter OF
protest against the Pan-American
peace plan.
General carranza ianued from Vera
Cruz today through his Washington
agents denial that any 0utraEea
either were committed or contem-
plated against foreigners within mis-
Jurisdiction.
Foreign Minister Acuna cabled that
the demonstrations In Vera Cruz had
been merely manifestations OF alleei-
ance 10 Carranza.
II was announced at the White
House that there would be no cabinet
meeting tomorrow. Mr.. Wilson plan
ned 90 see Secretary Gafrison OF tne
war department and Secretary Daniels
OF the navy. 10 take up questions oi
national defense. The situation alona
the Mexican border In Texas. whers
raiders have attacked Amsricar
ranches and several Americans haY'
been killed recently also wns expect
ed to figure IN the conference will
Secretary Garrison.
Secretary Lansing's conference witt
: the president lasted an hour. He sal
2 afterward that the sltuatiOn waa un
: changed and the appeal t0 the Mexl
cans would be sent as soon as ~
rangements Cor It's translation an
!. transmission had been arranged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Judge PopeNames
Committee to
Probe Firm of
Marion &Wood
Declares Supplemental 0pin-
ion Cleared Local Lawyers
Only of Completely in Forg-
ed Letters and Was Not
Complete Exoneration

santa Ie, y. W., Aug. ia
Federal District Judge William ~.
Pope ihi- afternoon appointed
SUMMERS Enrklatt Of Nibuauer-
que, Stcphrn Ii. paws. Jr.. at
las Vegas aud ifancis 4. VIZ
son of Santa tc ~ a committee
of the cOurt tO investigate TIE
law arm uf Marion and Wood of
Aibuque rauc: the language of the
order. which was iiied this at
ternOon. being:
"inr such Investigation A. mat
he necessary aud for the forma-
tlon at such charges thereafter 20
this court ~ the law and the
facts shall warrant"
The Urder sets forth that tlic
supplemental decree In the Gar
cia inheritance ease. giNcR by the
court last saturday. and widely
reported throughout the state,
was not IN any sense a complete
exonerntion Or the firm of Marion
and wood from charges of un-
professional conduit With the
case, hut was confined entirely TO
exoncrating them from compIicity
Ia the forging Of the letters which
we're introduced ~ evidence for
the plaintln and which were
found to have been forgeFier.
Tile order nied today states
further that the press Of thc
state has crrOncously reported
this supplemental decrce a.
oumplcte eNoncration of the hrni'
whcreas it, intent and language
specifically confined II to the one
feature Of the forged letters; ana
that u was not la amy way a COM
pIeie cxOncration. The order
naming tlic committee To investi-
gate the firsn follows. The or
der gives the committee power 90
conduct the Investigation In such
time and manner ~ seems hest
aud at the expense of the fed
crnl court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
yENIZEIOS HITURNs TO
ATHENS AND ACTION

Athens Aug II, Vio Lohdoh'
1853 y. M Eluetherios Nenizelos
former premier OF Greece. who re-
signed M March on account OF kln"
Couatanune's disapprovnl Of his pol
lev In favor of the entente allies re-
turned tu Athens today. The pro.
noun,emcut Of his policy les awaited
with greatest cagerncss but this may
not bc made until after thc kIns
speech has been delivered al the
opening of parliament On august TO-
His party was victori"uh IN Nie
general elections of June. however
ana iast month he was quoted as say %
ing hc would accept tho call oi IN,
people" aud Resume the leadership ~
the liberals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Government Asks
Munition Plants
TOR Statements

IVY Evening AAFNAAA AfNAANN
Washington. Aug. IL. = An
nouncement that the war depart
ment had asked American manu-
facturera of war munitions Tor
data as 20 their facilities for sup
plies, particularly in the event OF
an emergency, led to some specu-
lation here today although oih-
cials explained that the action
was la accordance with the usual
practice both in normal times az
well as In war The announce
ment declared emphatically that
no purchases of war supplies was
contemplated at present
The step, Il h explained, was
made necessary because OF the
fact that practically every priyae9
plant In the country IL taxed TO
It's capacity filling orders from
the WI sing nations OF Europe
General inquiry has been lnstisut-
ed Ia ascertain whether expanalon
Of facilities has kept pace Win
the demand and whether the gov
ernment would be certain OF
source OF supplies to supplemen,
the output OF It's araenais ahu
armories which ordinarily pro
duce only a part of the snpp"s7
needed.
II II expected that congress- AZ
It's forthcoming session VIII enhei
legiGlatlon 10 strengthen the ma
tional defenzes necesslta'ins M
creased demands for supplies
aside from any emergency 'ha'
may arise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
CARBANzA PAPER MAKES
DECLARATION OF WAR

Laredo. Tex. ug. i2.--According
TO rumors in this city today i.0oO sol
diers have arrived to reinforce the
garrison on the American side OF the
river. a local Carransa paper calls
upon it's reasers to make ready to
defend the national honor"
one hundred and thirty rifles
and two hundred and sixty-four
thousand rounds OF ammunition are
being held by the local customs otii-
clals. This war material was pur-
chased last April by the carranza
faction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
PLAN or SAN DIEGO
WAS LAID LASr YEAR

" pnao. Tex, Aug. i2l-'rhe so
called plan % san Diego" waa de-
vised at a meeting ~ Mexlcans at a
little piaceknown as san Diego. Tex.
In the Brownsville country. IN the lat
tor part 0f 1914. The plan" was 60
Kill on an male Americans IN all ter
ritory along the Mexican border tina,
once belonged to Mexico. IN an EFFORT
date saa set for the uprising. The
territory embraced would have In
cludcd Texas. New Mexico. Arizona
and California. and part Of Col
orado.
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EXECUTION HALTED
FOR SANITY PROBE

Fort worth, Texas, Aug IA
Thirty minutes before g. \. Meyers
was 10 be hanged here today. the
clerk of the court of criminal appeals
I'm Austin telcphoned to the sheriff To
delay the execution until further
notice. 4 writ of hubeas corpus mas
been flied before the court question
INK Meyers sanity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
Plot Hatohed in Texas Village
Last Year to Kill Off all
Male Americans in Border
Region Believed Working
FERGUsONMAKEsURGENT
DEMAND FOR ASSISTANCE
Declares that Reign of Terror
Exists in South Texas and
that Lives and Property of
Citizens Demand Protection
IBy Evcning Herald I.-asea wIreI

Brownsville. Tex. Aug l2.-Three
more Mexican outlaws we're today
added To the list OF killed In battle
near Mercedes. Hidalgo county. II
was not reported whether soldiers.
county officers or rangers were In the
night officers have adopted n pol
Icy Of refusing TO give details OF
hghts In which they were concerned.
This ~ said to account for the lack OF
confirmation OF report that eight
other Mexican bandits were killed IN
Hidalgo county since Friday.
After passing quiet night. the
lower Rio Grande valley today watch
ed for results OF the sending of more
troops into this section.
General T.. p. Navarette, Carranza
commander at Matamoras. today de-
MED that a thousand Of his men could
enter Texas to incitc uprisings against
the Americans and gave for his rea-
son that he has had only 500 men
between Aldamus and the mouth of
the Rio Grande.
He charges that the brigandage In
Texas Is caused by Huerta followers
In anticipation of Carranza's recog-
milton by the United states and *
~ esses his willingness to co-operate
with American authorities In captar-
ing and returning TO the United States
any bandits who may cross into
Mexico.
Three companies Of United states
troons from Laredo reached prowns-
Vim. this norning The yourth com
n.pv os the battalion having h.en dc.
toured NJ Kinpsvillo
Action bv tbe federal aovernrnent I'm
resnonso a. the ,nneai to Ibresident
Wiiso, made IA, Gnvernor Fereuson
'ny Tevos Who asked fnr an inereaae
of tronps In the lower Mo 0randc
valley vas awaited todnv by ON
rioi. y,ho ga fnr hnvc po, bee, snc.
cossful In n,uv combating the depre-
dotions nf bnnds az Nexienn ranch
,,tdc,s obo 8, tho last severai DAYS
hnyc caused tho deaths of nearly a
score of nersons q, This section Gov.
amor Fcrsuson I'm his nnpeal declnr.
cd mo sit,atiop uas nerflous and
,r,,,c and Va dn,,btsui ~ tho anil.
n, 80 ~. s,r.c fnrr.s ana local ON.
Co.'S ,o t,rg,., central tho et,uatIon
rt,,ye,s 81 prownsvIlio and othe,
horde, cities did no, orrcc that an,
r,oulIe, v.rc due 10 nautical eeua,
i'm This soctior Considerable evlaenc,
seemed to bo oroueht forward tha
tho raiders were arranged into sev
cral tnnds WORKING under the plar
OF san Diego. n movement started 4
vear ago al "a, Diego Tex. wher,
regolutions were PASSED daclaring fo
Wrestling from the Unltch states
s,rip Of territorv along the border I,
lho added to Mexico.
While the situation vas expected 4
he pnrtl,. relieved with ths arrival 4
This eoction Of Tho third battalior
Ninth ipfantrv sent from Laredo ve,
tcrdav c~nressio,s a, aG,cIals gcne,
nnT ,y.rc tna, 4, would roon,re mo,
, soi,,or. 60 snnnross ,ha ,nn,,o,non,
mn go. ~ ~ o,,or,tio,s 80 an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
COLLIER JUPITER Is
ORDERED To VERA cruz

Washington. Aug. 1.-THE collier
Jupiter was ordered TO Vera Cruz To-
day from Newport. n. L.. aud the
cruiser Denver. Oh the west coast 0F
Mexico was ordered into reserve al
Mare Island. The Albany. now in re-
serve. will take the Denvers place IN
the Pacific fleet
The gunboata Annapolis and York
town reached Acapulco. Mexico. To-
day and the cruisers Chattanooga and
Cleveland. also patrolilng the west
coast. arrived al san alas and Mulaee
respectively
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LABOR WAR IN THE
MUNITI0N MILLS
GROWS SERIOUS
lRr EvsnInE Hsrala Lsassd wlrsl

UTIdEpUOTt, IOnnI NNk' I-'"'NIH >
chInists of the Iakc Torpedo com
pany. who suddenly lett their work
yesterday following "a demand for an
Increased wage. claimed today that
they had been Joined by members OF
the brotherhood Of Amalgamation ot
Engineers. British labor body equiv
allen, 10 the International Association
OF Machinists.
The Burns and Bassick company
today posted notice ta IL men. who
number about 500, that the nine hour
day with the present ten hour wage
scale had been voluntarily granted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-12
CARRsNzA DENIES DANGER
no FOREIGNERS IN VEI:A CRUZ

Galveston. Texas. Aug. ls.-"fhe
statement that foreigners in Vera
cruz are in danger Is false. The cois-
stitutionallst government guarantees
life and property TO individuals OF
whatever nationality"
The foregoing is the text OF cable
gram signed by General c0rranza aud
received here today by Juan T. Burns.
his consular agent.
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SCOTT IN COMMAND or
AFFAIRS AT VERA CRUZ

Washington. Aug. IA complete
report on conditions In Vera crux
was called for by Secretary Daniels
today although no new anti-foreiSn
demonstrations have been reported
Commander McNamee of the gun
boat Sacramento. may have sailed
with his ship last nishf for New Or
leans. where Il will arrive sunday
carrying ahe brazilian and duaIe-
malan ministers 20 Mexico. IN MS
absence. Commander william p. Scott
OF the gunboat Marietta win make
the report.
Only two per cent of AmericaFei are
independent Of daily income Il was
said by = w. straus of chicago'
president of ths American Society for
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In Texas were allgnsne Mexicans .un-
der the plan Of San Diego" and
whether General Funton has COM
municaGed these reports was not dis
closed. u was apparent. however.
that he had decided 10 concentrate q
considerable force in the brownsville
distric, where the trouble appears TO
center.