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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20
FOR RHEUMATISM.

AS soon as an attack Of rheumatism
begins apply Sloan's liniment. Don't
waste time and suffer unnecessary az
ony. A few drops Of Sloans Linfment
on the affected parts is all you need.
The pain goes at oree.
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PROGRAM FOR coNca~4
ON THURSDAY MIGHT.


The following program has been an
nounced for the concert to be given
at the First Methodist church on
Thursday evening, Feb. "a, beginning
at $3.50 o'clock:
l., Organ prelude-Festival March
(Tanhauser)--Miss jamie Symons.
q. The Radiant Woodward
Chorus. ~ +
8. Solo-FThy Hallowed Presence"
(CaFter)-Miss Butts:
4. Organ-Selected.
S. %Seek Ye the Lord (Roberts)-
Chorus.
g. Ave Maria-Miss Dart.
T., Organ overture-Poet Peasant
Van, Suppe. -.
8. Solo-Knowest Thou the Lord
(Thomas)-Mis Burford.
9. Chorus-The Vast Universe
Peace. II
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7oOi'ieS o. rubDeTV I.U OF I''''''''7
window have both been adand-
Ihe only possibility the police
nix Of is that he must have been
or by an aut1mo!!lr, yet their
sason for offerin.g this cXplah9-
that other hypotheses nave
xnausted.
ems nro!;d.,1 t.st IL" m -'rFy
ding e. dan WI meyer be
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e ,oorc catarrh IN this soetioa Of t tad
An Is in az oihcr diseases Put lageGhef ana
t4 Ias TT few ycay5 was supposed a 10 he
- Gor a ereu many years n','at
~ W ~ Ioral disease aud prescribed iocai
., -, Inv constantly failing fl cur ~'l'
4 , ,,'," pronounced it iacmahlc. 'Sei'hr'
~, Catafrh to be Il constitutional di5'" -
reforr requires constitutions! trr"',e ~
,,a4.,rrh Cure, manufactured " ..n,
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Mrs. J. c. Stiles will have as her
guest for the day her brother, Mr.
Robert Burdett, of Jacksonville.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20

Fresh roe shad every Wednesday
and Friday from Altamaha river.
Phone 787. w. A. Stewart, 116 Monk.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fain are wei
coming a little daughter, whom they
have nmed Lillian.
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SOCIAL ITEMS

Mrs. E. c. Hyer has as her guest
Mrs. Williams of Atlanta.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Lang and daugh.
ters will spend today in Jesup, making
the trip in their car.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Calnan and Mas
ter Neil Calnan leave Thursday for
Sandersville where they will attend
the graduation of the nprses at Raw
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A ESlLVER TEA TO
BE GIVEN MONDAY.

The Ladies of the Altar Society OF
the Catholic Church will give Silver
Tea Monday evening at the Priestry
on Newcastle street. This promises
to be a most delightful affair, and
should be well attended.
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MEMBERS ARE URGED
TO Paw UP DUES.

The membership and finance COM
mittees of the Parent-Teachers as
ISOLATION wish to collect all dues for
1916 and 1917 by March LIST. 1t is
earnestly requested that all members
send their &hes to Mrs. Ben Bor-
chardt, 1915 Union street by above
stated time. y@ l4
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Miss Lillian and Master Ebert
Akin were entertained last night with
a surprise party at their home on Hal
flax square. There were about thirty
little guests present and a most en-
joyable time was spent.
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S A 7 u r d AY
6-REELS-6
Including
"THE KISS OF DISHONOR."

GIynn and PlTvis schools are request
ed to meet with the committee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown and lit
tie daughters, Reba and Rosemary,
return today from a visit to Midriver.
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guest for the day her brother, Mr..
Robert Burdett, of Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Fain are wei
coming little daughter, whom they
have nmed Lillian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Brown and lit
tie daughters, Reba and Rosemary,
return today from visit to Midriver.
Mrs. R. H. Martin, who has been
very i'll at the hospital, is somewhat
improved.
Mrs. Thomas O'Connor has as her
guest for a few days her grandson,
Mr.. Jack Montgomery, of Savannah.
Miss Beulah Brown Of Midriver ar
rives today to be the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Brown.
Mrs. J. M. Burnett has as her guest
her sister, Miss Bessie Wright, OF
Sterling.
The many friends OF Mrs. N. w.
Findley will regret to learn that she
is ill at her home on Union street
Messrs. VIM. Parker and Ernest
NeMlan left Yesterday afternoon in
Mr.. Newlan's car for jacksonville.
Mrs. e. G.. Laird and Master Billy
Laird will return this week from At
lanta where they have been visiting.
Miss Susie Brown returns today
from Cincinnati and Atlanta, where
she has purchased her spring millin-
cry stock.
Miss Katherine Stiles, who has been
the guest of Miss Ruth Chapman, is
now the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Rob-
ert Mercer, in Savannah.
Miss Lula Colesberry returned yea
terday from Savannah where she ath
tended the missionary educational iihf
.+itution of Cbric+ ob,5rob 1er
ca
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dusenberr
have as their guests the formers PIX
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dusenberry, tei
Florence, S. c. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Fl. Kirkland, Master
Norman, HanseI and Blanton Kirl Is
and, are spending several days a.e
heir country home, kirkland" "
bt2'
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Stahl have rfeai
moved to the residence at 1119 NeTerq
castle street, opposite entrance Mf
park. VI
The committee on penny lunches |
will meet Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 |
1t the Purvis school. Teachers of |
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Mrs. R. H. Martin, who has been
very ill at the hospital, is somewhat
improved.
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The q
5eSSInell
taxation
or and I
wick, q
{ a ii0 0tK
| CYS Al
| E2sSTnG1
| filing &
! Feb. 20
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
ALBUQUERQUE WOMAN
GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY

santa Fe, May 10. - Virginia
Britsch, of albuquerque, a boarding
house keeper, today. through her at
torney, John r. Simms, filed peti-
ton in bankruptcy in tho federal
court Her liabilities are given at ST.
l6772, Of which $i00 is secured by a
chattel mortgage on household goods
held by the Citizens bank. The as
sets are S65a.loS Of which S1991O are
open accounts and S46O household
goods.
The Albuquerque creditors are w.
a. Wells, $10.S0. Mrs. Emma Valiant,
$50; G. y. Fawks, 5000. c. G. Acker-
man, $l5S40: V Gustafson, S64.3O;
Jaffa Grocery company, 1885. Dr
5. G. Clark $ll; Or. j. Il. Van Alta.
$3.50. the Mountain states Telephone
company SAG; John r. Simms, $3.50.
Bruno Dieckman. s9.46; J. Fairbroth-
er, $l5' George p Learnard $40: I'M
perial laundry s5,55; Albuquerque
Coal company, sS; Strong Brothers.
800; Kapple Furnituro COMPANY.
$500 Hush Trotter. $9.45, W. l..
Hawkins, 500. II. A. Thorn. SEQ; Al
buqnerque BUSINESS college, $3.50: DR..
b. f. Copp, $50; Mari Brothers. $81.
and c, A. Hudson, $3.50 Seven cred
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
MARTINEZ PASSES AWAY

Santa Re, May lO.--Death this
afternoon summoned County school
Superintendent David Martinez OF
Neiardc, Rio Arriba county. Mr.
Martinez had been at st. Nincents
sanatorium In this city for a number
Of weeks. suffering from complica-
tion Of diseases. He was 62 years old
and was born at Taos.
Mr.. Martinez received his education
In private schools and graduated
from the Jesuit university IN 81.
Louis He was census enumerator In
1880. 1890 and 1909. In 1884 he was
chief clerk of the legislative house
and served two terms as Interpreter.
In 1889 he was representative from
Rio frriba county and In 1893 and
1903 represented san Juan. Taos and
Rio ArrIba counties In the house. IN
1911 he was elected county school
superintendent He also served az
postmaster at Velarde and in num-
Der OF other local positions
His brother, Malaquias Martinez,
and two sisters, one of them the wife
Of County School Superintendent Joac
Montancr. OF Taos. survive him be-
sides his wife. a married daughter and
n number OF other children.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
SERIOUS CHARGE
LODGED AGAINST
SHIP OFFICERS
Three Americans and One
Chilean Face Possibility Of
Execution in Mazatlani Set
Fire to Vessel, Is Claim,
sv -oaass Iou.n., srtei., Ls.sso w,ssi

Mazatlan, Mexico, May 10 CRY RAJ
dio to San Diego, Calf Three AM
cricans and one Chilean. Officers OF
the American power schooner General
Mariscal OF san Francisco, which was
destroyed by fire IN the harbor Of
Acapulco on April II. have been plac-
ed under arrest by the MEXICAN port
officials at that place in connections
with the loss Of the vessel
Under orders Of General Mariscal
of the state Of Guerrero, all four are
to be brought to trial and if found
guilty, 1t is said, they will be exc
cuted.
The plight Of the schooner's Off
ters was made known here today on
advices from Acapulco. which did not
state when the prisoners were to be
brought to trial
1t was learned that the four men,
Alfred Brow. purser; VIII Wig, first
mate. c. T.. Vogolctte, chief engineen,
and Frank Horn, assistant engineer.
are confined under comfortable con
ditions In the Acapulco municipal pal
ace and have been furnished with
counsel by the Mexican government.
Following the destruction of he
schooner the entire crew was arrest
ed by the port officials but with thu
exception. of the fourt officers all
were later released and are now on
their way to San Pedro, Calf, on
board the steamer Chehalis.
1t Is not known here Just what ba-
sis the Acapulco officials have for
that the loss of the Gen
eral Marscal was anything but acct
dental. The schooner, l25 tons and
owned by w. Loaiza & Co., of San
Francisco. sailed from San Pedr-
Calf, on April 2 and arrived at Aca-
pulco April f2 While the cargo was
being discharged the hold burst into
flames, which completely destroyed
the vessel The crew made their way
to shore and were arrested
Conditions at the port of Acapul-
20 are quiet, according to reports
here, but Iapatistas are said to be
active In the immediate vicinity, and
lissonson is reported among the To-
,al Caffanza faction
The q. S. s. Denver is at Acapulco
IN patrol duty
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
NOTICE TO GENERAL CON-
TRACTORS

l, the undersigned as per instruc-
tions from the Honorable Board of
Regents Of the University of New
Mexico, located at Albuquerque,
Bernalillo County. New Mexico
VIII receive bids or proposals
for the erection and completion OF a
chemistry building aud science
building to be erected In the above
said city. county and state. Bids will
be received separately, one for the
chemistry building, and one for the
science building. and will he received
~ the undersigned UP TO neon June
~, 1915. and each bid Is to be accom-
panied by certified check covering
per cent Of the amount OF the bids.
Check is 60 be made payable to the
treasurer OF the above said board, for
assuring faithful bidding on the part
Of all bidders. The said checks are
20 be returned 10 their respective
owners on or before July 10. 1915.
The said Board expressly and abso-
lutely reserves the right 10 reject or
accent any or all bids
Plans and specifications can be had
al the office of the undersigned, room
Se. Barnett building Albuquerque, N.
NJ. J. l. la DRIERE,
Supervising Architect.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
How You Can Quickly
Remove Hairy GroWthS


A wsll known beauty specialist ad-
yises this treatment for the remoy1l
of hair from the face Mix into a
paste some powdered delatonp ami
water apply to hairy surface and
after about minutes rub off wash
the skin and every trace of haT has
This method is qu, Il and
entirely safe. TO avoid lsappulrt-
ment However, # is well to make cnr-
tain Nod get genuine 'lelatone.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
HOW'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for amy
case ~ Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catafrh Cure.
We, tho undersigned have known y. =,
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable IN all business transactions
acd financially able 20 carry out any obligations
made BY bis nrn.
Toledo. Ohio.
Hail'e CAtarrh Cure IL taken internally. netting
directly upon the blood aud mucous surfaces u
the system. Testimonials sent free. Price ~
tents per bottle Sold hy all nrufflse,
Tsks Halls faaaily pins foF constipation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11

Santa re, May l0.--Dr r. f. ClaX-
ton, United States commissioner of
education, after addressing the educa-
tional conference at Las Vegas, is to
visit Santa Fe, Albuquerque, Silver
City and Las Cruces. At Silver City
he VIII address the normal summer
school
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11

Santa Fe, May i0.--The outlook for
full pay envelope on the part oe
state Officials was heightened today
by the receipt of S4.Is1.5S from the
treasurer Of Grant county to the state
treasurer. Four other remittance
were received, as follows, Dona Ana.
si,l7sl5: Colfax, S2s7S.S5. Luna.
s22h,fS; Rio Arriha. S3IS.42
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
KENT0N, OKLAHOMA,
HAS DISASTROUS FIRE

Clayton, \. NJ. May lO-The
greater part Of the business section Of
kenton, okla, a town Of about 900
population, was destroyed by fire Of
unknown origin today, according to
advices received in Clayton.
The principal damage done was to
the Stacks Hardware company store.
the telephone exchange, the Ham
mond National bank, the Kenton lum-
Der yard and the Cash Mercantile
company store. The loss is estimated
at Approximately 100000, partly COW
cred by insurance.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11

II WIS snld that the republicans
and Independent voters In general
had responded "understandinely to
the sentiment expressed, In the
statement issued IN January by the
progressive national committee, which
in effect. was an appeal for republ-
cans and progressiNes to ''get to-
gcihcr'
II was added, however, that there
Is an element in the republican party
leadership which seems to be giving
more thought to what that party is
against aud whom it is against, than
70 what It IL for ana whom II Is for.
Therefore. we again call attention to
our Chicago statement as to the In
eyilahle outcome Of Il failure 10 reach
a common understanding
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
Ratification Unlikely.


Even If it did pass, she said.
there is little likelihood that the nec-
essary thirty-eight states would ratify
it. she added that the southern
states could gain suffrage only
through state work
other delegates spoke in favor of
the national associations state cam
paign methods and against "coneen-
trating our efforts on Washington "
The resolution pledged the confer
ence to 'work for the passage of the
federal amendment, finally was
amended to read work in support
Of appropriate state and natinal leg
islation."
DO not deceive yourselves into be-
lieving we are going to get the suf-
frase amendment from the present
congress. said Mrs, Gait. speaking in
opposition to the congressional uniol
plan. Notwithstanding all the op-
timistic chatter you hear, just set 1t
down that we are not.
we may obtain majority vote In
the senate but two-thirds vote is
necessary. And in the house we can
not look for a majority You might
as we'll know that half of congress
Is owned hS somebody else"
Her remarks caused stir among
the delegates.
The delegates held a public mass
meeting In St Paul tonight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
Wre. 1 Snr,i,nrs Rcsnnc,l

San Luis oblspo. Cal, May lO.--A
boat containing three men and the
bodies OF several ether persons. an
from the steamer Roanoke. which
the survivors reported to have been
wrecked, was picked up off this port
today
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
DEFENSE OF ALLEGED
PARRlClDE is OUTLINED

Boulder. colo, MAY l0.-An out
line Of the defense in behalf of nien-
VI C. Dickens charged with murder
IN connection with The killing of his
father. $ W n Dickens. Nos sember
so. last, was presented m The district
court today BY Chde G. Dawson.
The state rested late yesterday.
concluding lis ease with the testi-
mony of " d Huhbeli. clerk Of Lar
imcr county. relative 70 mortgage
of S5o.0OO Rieuai Dickens had on
his ranch near Longmunt Counsel
for the defense objected 10 huhbelrs
testimony and the court took the
matter under adNisement.
WANTED Clean raftan raks n tha taur.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
GALES F0RB|DS
CATTLE DRIVING
TOWARD BORDER
Military Governor Declares
Northward Movement Has
Resulted in Smuggling
American Admits Charge,
rev ~ossr.a ,ou.s.l .-.e,.l ls,sso .,asl

Douglas, Ariz. May l0.-As q re-
suit Of the smuggling Of 900 head Of
cattle In which he unwittinRly aided
jim Heron, an American, 10 violate
one of his recent decrees, Gen. +,
Elias Gales, military governor Of So
nora, has issued an order that no
more cattle shall be allowed TO he
driven northward toward the interna-
tlonal boundary, The cattle were
seized today by United States customs
officials on the technical charge Of
ular channels provided by the govern
mem for livestock importations.
General Gales has also instructed
Consul Lelevier to file suit for at
tachment in the federal court of Ari-
zona for collection of the duties which
Heron failed to pay the Mexican gov
eminent.
General Gales alleges that Heron,
who has been trying TO get the cat
tie out of Mexico for several months,
came TO him a few days ago and asked
for permission to take the cattle to Il
ranch near the border, whore he said
he had hired fenccd-in range on
which TO Craze them. The Mexican
governor says he not only gave per-
mission but sent several of his sol
diers to aid in the roundup and drive
which followed.
The cattle reached the border about
thirty miles east of Douglas and were
driven across last night by Heron and
American companions, II Is alleged.
Admits Smuggling Charge.
Heron is said to admit the charge
Of technical smuggling, but to claim
In extenuation that he had been in
formed by Mexican army officers that
in case of breach between the Unit
cd States and Mexico, General Gales
intended TO confiscate the cattle for
the use OF his troops
An unconfrmed report here today
said that approximately 1000 cattle
were to be smuggled across the bor-
der at Liang's ranch, In New Mexico. !
tonight by American owners.
American cattlemcn say some such |
action Is necessary as prohibitive du- !
lies have beeniplaced on cattle expor- |
ation by the Mexican government !
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
ADVOCATES Of
FFRACE FAVOR
STATE ACTION

Minneapolis, Mimi, May l0.-~A pro-
posal TO Include in the resolutions a
plank committing the Mississippi VAL
ley Suffrage conference directly to
the support of the campaign for fed
eral amendment enfranehising women,
was defeated at the associations an
nual meeting here today, afer live
~ debate.
The result. leading snffragists said,
placed the conference on record MS
faVoring the campaign methods of the
National American Woman Suffrage
association for safe action as advo-
Gated here by the national president
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, and
against the methods Of the Congress
sicna, union for federal action Anne
Marin. of Nevada, represented the
Congressional union
Miss Laura Clay, Of Kentucky, who
led the attack on The proposal for fed
eral action, referred to the passage OF
the constitutional amendment as II
dream
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11

itors live in Silver City. as follows:
Mrs. William r. Walton, $3.50; West
ern Adjustment company. $40; ~ +.
Downs 4 Co, si5. Agee Drug com
pany' SlO.25' Ideal Steam laundry.
VIII; Roronstein Brothers, $15.S5,
and the Emporium, $685..
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11

MOVEMENT BEING
PUSHED IN ERIN
Manifesto Urges IriShmen to
Support Only 'MeanS Of At
tanning Self government
in Future,
is, -o-mso .oJss.l srse,. .....o ~.n

London. May 10.---The Irish parlia-
mentary party has issued = manifesto
to the people Of ireland, calling upon
them to support the constitutional
movement as the only one by which
their aspirations for self-government
possibly can be realized.
Another tragedy" says the mani
festo. has been added 10 the long
tale of tragedies of Irish history The
capital Of Ireland has been the scene
Of mad and unsuccessful attempt ut
revolution. l}lod has been shed free
ly. 1t is true that Ireland has been
bitterly provoked by the growth Of
a similar revolution and illegal move
ment in another part of Ireland,
backed by an army in revolt. 1t is
true that the grave responsibility for
hese events in Dublin rests upon the
leaders of that movement These
proper time.
Blow 10 Irish Hopes.
at is true that ireland has been
shocked and horrified by a series Of
military executions ~ the military
tribunals in Dublin. These things
nave been done in the face of inces-
SAINT and vehement protests of the
Irish leaders ana these protests will
be pressed continually and strongly
until the unchecked control of the
military authorities in ireland IL abol-
ished. But ii is also true that, in
spite Of bitter provocations. the people
of ireland have had no hesitation in
condemnng the rising in Dublin as a
blow at the heart and hopes
of Ireland.
ION the morrow of this tragedy we
leel called upon to make a solemn
appeal TO the people of Ireland to
draw the conclusions which these
events force upon them. We must
leave no misunderstanding in their
minds as to our convictions and our
resolves. Either Ireland is to be |
given over to unsuccessful revolution
and anarchy or the constitutional
movement is to have the full support |
of the Irish people and go on until it |
has completed it's work
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
WILL ASK j. s.
T0L|FT EMBARGO
UPON MUNITIONS
lsr Doap'ae ,ooss.. srter., ls.stD wrss

Douglas, ArIa., May 1O.Although
he says that the de facto Mexican
troops in sonora have an ample sup
ply of ammunition for the present and
that not single cartridge is now en-
route to that state, Ives g. Leleyier,
Mexican consul here, stated tonight
that Gen. T. Elias Gales. military
governor Of sonora, will request the
United states to lifi the munitions
embargo temporarily This request
Will be preferred with the next few
weeks, Mr.. Lelevier stated, in order
that the 15,000 troops operating
against the Yaqui Indians may renew
their supply.
Tho campaign is being pushed
strongly, he Saws. and much ammuni-
tion expended, The troops in the
northern part Of the state are using
virtually no ammunition at present
aud have a good reserve, he said.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1916-05-11
Explains Troop Movement,

Consul Lelevier explained the
movement of troops from Colonia
Morolos, near the chihuahua border
to Cuehuta ranch. thirty-flvc miles
south Of Douglas on the Nacozari rail-
road by saying that hal for the ami
mails and provisions for the men were
scarce at Colonia Morelos and hard to
obtain. At Cuchuta there is plenty
Of grass for the horses while the rail-
road enables the eommissary depart
ment to supply the soldiers with
plenty of food
General Gales, General Gomez and
other sonora leaders. express their
entire satisfaction with the trend Of
the conference In III Paso They re-
itcrated today the belief that there is
no danger of n break between the
United states and Mexico. They also
said that they felt no apprehension
because Of the mobilization of addi-
tional troops on the Arizona-New
MeNico-Texas border, as the Ameri-
can border patrol undoubtedly needs
strengthening,