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MIXED D0UBLESA NEW FEATURE
OF ANNUAL TE NN|S TOURNAIV|EN I

stephen Kundrat. i.7i7 50. IT,, steuhcn'
VIM. +. Zlnk to Edward WEIGH lot
city: S3,j5n. ,
George y. Spies TO Brewer Thomas
lot. Mingn: 81.
Thomas \. kcnncy TO John Longo, pit
lot. city; S7.l3n.
olive y. Huff TO Edward D. Lucas lot
Rcllcview; 81.
John Carlisle to Michael Sable, metcs
Steubcnvillc hwp.: 500.
Frank Wcycns Ia Henry FroSen, A.
Smithtic!d Twp; $l,%n0. ,,.,
John Crow ID Charles NJ. Elliott
mclcs. Stcubenvllle twp;
Lizzie V. Snyder 20 Ernest IS. Crlu1r
. lots. unonrOrt; 'l5h.
j.. t. f,cndurc TO Wilhelmina c. Ro'
landi. lot. city: 81. ,.,,
Margaret j. Mcintosh TO Geo. W. Nc
IntoSh. lot, Adcna: 81.
Lydia Butler To Geo. y. Niscr' IVA ~
Tr" M.nro Junction Realty Company
TO Samuel Moody, Ir, lots. Brookvaie
$3.50 ,,, -.
George y. Mser to Sarah Miser, lot
Annapolis. 81
Lizzie NJ. smith 20 Rex Morgan. a.
Mt Pleasant Twp; $50.
raul Sikc To Gcrmaro lppoi'to, loI
Dillon; S2.u@n.
joseph CaIdcrhcad Ia Sarah Z. Calder
head, ! .hnO 81. IT, way IL l"p' StN''
\. = Buckingham 10 stephen kunuTa'
lot. StcuhcnvilI" twp; 100.
Charles McNral To Albert d. McNcaI
nj section 81, SUcubcnvillc twp: 81.
Albert McNcal 10 hoy j.. McClave, ~
sect ion 81. Stcubenri!lc twp; 81.
Beech Flats Coal Company TO sunny
side E.lcct.Ict Co., 800 81. IT, wei:
i.nkos Erdosi to Julia luheIia, pit. Of
~. Wells Twp; 500. n.n,io,
sheriff II Jefferson county 10 ii!lhl
=. SiXsmith. 10 A.. Wells twp; SOU.
George j. NUrjcvc 10 Ray Dye sec
ton i, Cross creek twr.. lots; SG2U.
William {. Brown TO Howard l.. Ni'icr
lot. city; 81. , va.
Estate James Watt 10 Samuel Wait
l33 A. Island Creek twp. , :,
Sheriff jefferson county 10 MARY H.
BaicS. lots. La Bclicvi"w: Sh.1."
". 6. Hudson TO Board OF 10
Grover school District, : lots, 1llton'
villc: $2.%22. -;s
JuCoh NJ Terrell 10 Bculah u. Grl'te9
lot. rnionpOrt, $1,000.
inscnh Yhl to CnSmu FosSa,i, ~. ano
IL 500 50. It.. coal Smithhcld Twp s'oo
Olive y. Hun /" William :. far'hcl'
lots. La Bcllcvicw; 81. =,
Jennie Owens to Melvin owens. II ~
Island Creek TWP; 81.
A1hcrt DUnlcy TO Mary Almn"' i"'
city. 81. 10.
schneider. n"t"s. SicuhcnNi!ie i~p.' y
lanes Mcara 20 Mary plorl"' 4oI
Mingu; $l.l25.
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hospital in the same ambulance. The
little girl became unconscious and was
Immediately rushed TO the operating
The attending physicians we're Drs.
". P. Megrail, w. c. Etzler and c. H;
Clovis. Upon examination it was found
that her feet were badly crushed, that
there was a deep cash in her head,
bruises about the. tace and one limb
severely injured The physicians en-
tcrtain hopes for her recovery.
Father Is llI.
The body of Miss Moore was re.
moved TO the Bertschy undertaking
parlors and prepared for burial. She
is the daughter of William Moore,
the we'll known real estate agent who
is employed by H. f. Jones. She
lived at home with her father, $50
South Penn street. Island. She as
sisted her sister, Miss Sarah Moore.
as a dress maker. Mr.. Moore, the
father, has been i'll for the past few
weeks and upon hearing OF the u1-
timely end of his daughter he was
Frustrated with. grief. Mrs. Louis
keyser and Mrs. Fred Wunschel are
also sisters Of the deceased.
Miss Wunsche is the daughter OF
Mrs. Fred Wunschel o. South Penn
street, and the late Fred Wunschel.
Both victims of the accident were
very well known locally and they
were held in the highest esteem by
their hosts Of friends. MEs' Moore
was enga ged in the dres:making
business with her sister for liruber
of years. ARRANGEMENTS for 1.-THE
funeral of Miss Moore will be COL
pleted today.
Coroner's Inquest.
I. Following the death OF Miss Moore
and he conducted a preliminary ex-
animation last night. He viewed the
remains at the hospital and will con-
tiHue his investigation today when 1t
! Is expected that all the witnesses can
be summoned. He stated last night
! that according to the andvance infor-
nation he has obtained. the accident
was unavoidable
Firemen Assist
At $40 o'clock last night still
alarm was sent in 10 the Chemical
fire department on Eleventh street.
The auto truck was rushed TO the
scene, the fremen believing there was
fire, but when discovering the acct
dent they lent their assistance in
rescuing the two women. VIM. J.
Kelly, one Of the firemen, carried the
body Of Miss Wunschel 10 the ambul-
ance. The little girl threw her arms
about him and said "Oh, please. help
me-" Officers West, Smith and Buch-
wald were also on the scene and help
ed in the rescue work while Thomas
Finan. assistant dispatcher of the
Traction company, assisted.
Reports Spread Quickly.
Various reports quickly spread
about the city. One that gained wide
circulation was to the effect that Mrs.
William c. Moore. Of the Island, and
her daughter, Martha, had been killed.
Mrs. Moore was at the home OF
neighbor, and heard persons running
along the street, saying that Mrs.
Moore and daughter had been killed.
The report probably originated due
10 the fact that Mrs. Moore lives near
the home OF the unfortunate victim
of the accident, while her daughter,
Martha, is the same age as Marjory
Wunschel, the girl who was injured.
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EVENT WHICH BEGINS NEXT MON.
DAY is OF UNUSUAL
INTEREST.
Brown Ransom Will Defend Title OF
1915 Champion-Socia Events Are
Planned for Visitors.

Mixed doubles will be a new feature
of this years tri.state open tournament
Of The Wheeling Tennis club when
begins next Monday. The event VIII
now include matches in mems singles
and doubles and mixed doubles.
President r. f. Bowie of the club
stated last night that the entries Tor
the tournament are coming III rapid!
and The committee anticipates lhe most
successful event in the clubs history
II is believed there will be at least
sixty entries.
Brown Ransom, the young Union:
town PaD tennis crack. winner OF
last years tourney, has written that
he will be here 10 defend his title,
while the entry of j. f. Mclain, OF
Pitts burCh, winner of the 1914 tour
ney. and who lost 10 Ransom in the
final round last year. is expected daily
Entries are expected from many cities
in the three states.
Courts Are Ready.
The five courts at EdgdaIe have
been placed in perfect condition and i
good weather prevails next week Will
bring the prcltieSt tennis playing ever
seen here. local fans believe.
Silver loving cups Will be AWARDED
the winners and the runners-up IN the
singles, doubles and mixed doublcS
and cup will be awarded the winner
of the consolation singles. A very
handsome Spaulding tennis racquet is
offered by b. J. Nnuhardt 10 the winner
Of the mems singles.
The winner of lie mems singles will
be entitled ~ 4 .eg' on The Hancher
challenge bowl which must be won
three times. not necessarily in sue
crSsion. before becoming permanent
properly Of any individual
Social Events Planned.
The week will be 4 gay one for the
players aHd their friends. as many So
rial affairs have been arranged or are
contemplated. On Monday night the
annual club dance will be held, while
Tuesday evening The club has char
tered the steamer Joe Fowler. 4 dance
will he given Wednesday evening at
the SiratfOrd hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
WELLSBURC GOES
AFTER STEEL MILL

Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
WELLSRCRG, w. Va, July 6.-Prin.
cipal among the important matters DIV
cusscd by tho members Of the Chamber
of Commerce At its monthly meeting
held This evening on the Willow Brook
farm. in the Cross Creek district. was
the contcnlp plated construction of new
steel mill for this vicinity. WellsburE
is 10 make a mighty effort 10 secure
the mill and Attorney I. A. Chapman.
Walter Russell and w. c. Jacobs were
appointed committee 10 represent tho
Chamber of Commerce in. its efforts
TO have the industry locate here.
The matter Of laying levy 10 pro-
vide better equipment for the fire de-
partmcnt was also discussed and reso-
luton favoring the proposition was
adopted. Their action will be reported
TO the city council and II is likely that
some action will be taken at its meeting
10 be held tomorrow evening.
Arrangements were made 10 entertain
the members Of the West Virginia Flu
neral Directors Association who hold
their annual convention here next week.
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BARRY DRIVES IN WINNING
RUN FOR BOSTON IN 9TH

BOSTON. July 6.---Bostnn won from
Cleveland in the ninth inning today
Barry smashing the first ball pitrh"d o
deep left field and sending in Schtt with
the run that made the score . 10 IN
the locals favor. Up tn the eighth IN
ming the Red SoX apparently had III"
game safely in hand. but Speaker dnu-
bled in that inning. scoring Wamos
canss, who had walked. Speaker tailed
the tic!ng ran while Scott and H0hlitzel
were making a double play. Score;
r. RI. F..
Cleveland 80 o o u . %
Boston .....l o 0 1T \
Rattcrias: klcntcr. t"umbs. haSH
mud O'Ncill; Foster. Shore and ThonNs.
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WOMAN KILLED
Continued Prom First Page.)

CONTINUED Prom First Page.)
their aid but found the woman
caught under the first wheeI OF
the car and the child underneatn
the brakes. Everything possible
was done to assist them"
Those who Witnessed the sad accl'
dent said the motorman haa uoir
everything in his power 10 prevent
the tragedy and that it was entirely
unavoidable. Passengers on the car
also said that the brakes were appneI
almost Immediately after the child
had started 10 cross the tracks and so
sudden was The stop thai many OF
Them were thrown from their seats.
The fact that only the first wheel OF
the front trucks passed over the houy
of Miss Moore suhstantiatcS THESE
." - Girl Cries For Aid.
When the accident occurred there
was great excitement at the scene
and passengers and pedestrians were
in state OF frenzy. being unaDle 70
relieve the victims. The little GlTl,
who remained conscious, Jledi pill
fully for her mother and for aid, say
ing. "Oh please get ME out.
While the little girl was crying
frantlCally everyone present was US
ing their utmost efforts 10 relieve the
Two unfortunaleS. Street car officials
were loon on the scene. \ still alarm
vas also sent in 10 the Chemical lire
department on Eleventh street and
he fircmnn lent their assistance. The
police we're also busy keeping back
the crowd.
In order TO relieve the victims from
beneath the car il was necessary 10
telephone 10 the Island car barns for
some Jacks" These We're Immediately
sent TO the scene and the car was
raised. The ambulance had already
arrived and the two victims were
rushed to the Ohio Valley General hos
piral.
Died in Ambulance.
UpOn the arrival at the hospital II
was found that Miss Moore. had died
Some claim she was dead after being
taken from underneath the car and the
attending physicians said they believed
she died in the ambulance.
Miss Moore's right limb was cut off
lin two places ana she received Gher
wounds causing her death When she
was removed into the ambulance her
body and clothes were covered with
blood and first cid methods were ad
ministered 10 her. Miss Moore and
Miss Wunschel were removed 10 The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
THAT SORT"-REx.

THAT Sort. feature production
taken from the famous stage success
by EasiI Mcdonald Hastings. aud starr
ing Warda Howard. Duncan Mcl:ac AMI
other we'll known Stars. comes To th''
RON theatre today and tomorrow. u IS
an unusually subtle drama for ne
screen. depending more for its interest
on The clash Ut characters uT"r internal
cmoIlnnS. rather than external action.
That Sort" deals with II young w"inin
Of ths stage. who has kcpi herself pu'"
amid the temptations that br%ct her
path. Finally she falls III love. !" ma
That the man is not - serious in hIS
intentions.
Path"s Weekly and Tile iron Claw
NH also hr shown.
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YANKEES
MAKE UPHILL FIGHT AND TR1-
UMPH OVER WHITE SOX,
4 TO 3.
Cullop Allows But Four Hits-Senators
Beat Browns-Tiger Trim Ath-
letics-Red Sox Beat Indians.

NEW YORK. Juiy G.--Ncw York cel".
DRAFTED It's return from Il successful
western trip and won an uphill game
from Chicago to-day. 1 10 .. tn" WIS.,
ilurS started OF with three runs in me
first inning. but the Yankees came back
with TWO runs in their half and tied me
Scur" in the third inning. New YORK
won IN Tn" seventh inning. when GedHnn
opened with u singl" and scored on Nu-
.ncmakrr'S d"uhlC. Score:
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THE MASKED RIDER"-VIRG1NIA

The Masked Rider" Il sensational
iiv.-part Metro-Quali,y production, with
Harold Lockwood and May Allison III lhc
stellar roles will be- the next feature AT
traction 1T the Virginia th"air" IN FRI
day and Saturday. This wonderful play
is brlmrul OF tariffs. especially in the
big scenes staged in the mountains It
North Carolina. There ar" many on
citing moments in ihIS part of the story.
which dra!s with the mUuuShincrs "t
that section. The outlaws are hruu. lit
TO Justice through the daring exploits Of
The Masked Rider. played 10y Mr..
Lockwood who poses as a mountain
against them. Before they are rnrralcd
the lighting parson is obliged Ia Display
his proWcss in one of the most Ycmarka-
BILE encounters ever shown upun the
screen.
A new Metro Drew comedy and ScIiS
Weekly will be the usual added icu-
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OSBORNE IS AGAIN
SING SING WARDEN

NEW YORK, July 6.-George> w.
kirchwev rendered his resignation as
warden of Sing Sing prison TO James VI,
Carter state superintendent OF prisons.
here, tonight, and Thomas ". Osborne
was reappointcd 10 the office.
MIR. Osborne, who retired as warden.
after hr had been indicted on several
counts hy Wcstchester county grand
Jury. will resume his duties on July 10.
Ms Garter ANNOUNCED.
Superintendent; Carter expressed Inc
:, Satisfactory conclusion" all the ex-
pcriments III prison reform which he
had Undertaken while warden OF Sing
Sing. He said Mr.. Osborne would be
given free hand.
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TIGERS, WITH COBB IN
GAME, BEAT ATHLETICS

PHILADELPHIA. July G.-Dctroit
casiIy defeated Philadelphia here today.
Q 10 l. Tho home IVA iYrs we're wild
and were hit hard and they were poorly
supported. Cobb made TWO Irhsld hltS-
srnlr three bases. scored three runs anu
I,,r ,,r I.ini,. Score: Il. H. L.
I1,.,rnir 100 > U | O--9 IL
I'SiI"it . : . a . . . o. 5 8
Eaucrics: Mitchell, Cunningham ana
S,anagc; Shcchan, Driscoll. Nhltahcr
md Movers.
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MRS. EDWARD 5T|FEL REMAINS FOR
.SEM|-F|NAL5 IN STATE GOLF MEET
MRS. EARL ADAMS WINS FROM
MISS LAklN IN 10
HOLES UP.
Mrs. StifeI and Mrs. Daley Paired to
Meet This Morning-Officers
Elected-PIay Next Year
at Charleston.

Special Dispatch 70 the lnt"iiiSenccr.
FAIRMONT. ". Va. July 6.-Ihe
first ladies golf championship tour
nament evidently has the emphatic
approval Of jupiter plurius, as me
crizzle keeper of the elements again
smiled his beniSnant favor on me
fair contestants yesterday ana oupll'
Gated the bright sunshine OF tues
day. The ladies contestlng Tor the
State honors took full advantage OF
the smiles of the good weather anu
the players Of the first hight PiaEe9
thirtv-six holes advancing 10 the semi
finals which will be played tomor-
row morning.
The games in the first fight were
highly interesting. perhaps the. most
Mrs. Adams Of Wheeling and MISS
I.akin of Charleston. This contest
was no, decided until an extra hole
was played. Mrs. Adams winning l
ND on the nineteenth hole Miss La
kin created a record by winning Inc
third hole in TWO strokes. Miss Sue
kearslev Watson. winner Of the quail
living cup and the cup emb!emauc
of victory in the driving and APP
preaching contest won additional non
orS today BY winning both matches,
and remains the only Fairmont
represent to gain place in the
semi-fnals
First Round.
The games in the first round (play-
cd yesterday morning. resulted as iol-
lows: Mrs. Daley of Charleston, de-
feaIed Miss Mason Of Falrmont, and
). Miss Helen Miller of Fairmont, de-
feated Mrs G.. G. Lewis, Of Charles.
ton. 1 and 8. Mrs. \. &; Martin OF
Fairmont. defeated Miss Lucille Nc
Clintic OF Marlinton. S and /. Mrs;
Edward Stifel. Of Wheeling. defeated
Mrs. Carl Vance. of Clarksburg, and
!. Mrs. Earl Adams. OF Wheeling, de
feated Miss Marion Lakin of Charles
ton. 1'up in 10 holes. Mrs. Angus Nc
onald of Charleston. defeated Mrs: A.
3. scott of Fairmout. 9 and I. Miss
Sue kearsley Watson OF Farmont,
defeated Miss Caroline Ward, OF Char
lesion. 9 and !. Miss Anne BoSSs. OF
Clarksburg. defeated Miss Katherine
Patterson OF Charleston, l up. The
second round was played off in the
afternoon and the results are gwen
below: Mrs. Daley won from Miss
Miller ) and !. Mrs. Stifel won from
Mrs. Martin = up. Mrs. Mcdonald
won from Mrs. Adams | up. Miss
Watson won from Miss RoggeSS ana
The. semi finals in the champion
ship flight will be played in the morn
in~ and the drawings will bring o.
cether Mrs. Daley and Mrs. Stifel in
the first match and Mrs. Mcdonald
and Miss Watson in the other con-
test. The finals will be played in The
afternoon and by tomorrow evening
the state. championship will be decid-
cd The following officers were elect
ed: Miss Virginia Watson Fleming.
of Fairmont. president: Mrs. Edward
+. Stifel. of Wheeling. vice president;
. Mrs. Angus Mcdonald. of Charleston,
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PRISONERS TO VOLUNTEER

NEW YORK. July e Commissions
or Of Corrections burdrt1e G.. Lewis.
issued orders today 10 the ward"ns "r
all penal institutions under his dirtc-
ton to determine how many OF IN"
prisoners would offer their ServiCNS
In the event President Wilson should
issue call for volunteers. All the
prisoners who sicnticd their desire
10 Join a volunteer regiment would be
drilled by the keepers, he said.
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EDITH sroREY-coLoN1A1.

The S;el!Cr offering at the popular
Colonial theatre on Friday and Saturday
is EltaEraph mas tcrpIcCe. ON Her
Wedding Night" featuring Edith Storey,
Antonio Moreno and an alI-sIar cast;
Following is = brief synopsis of the
play:
While talking on the telephone to his
fancee. Helen Garter, TN his wedding
night. John klendon is shot by yelled
woman. The case is taken up by Henry
Halam. wealthy guest and an amateur
detective . The next night llallam finds
man of Spanish type lying in the
road y light dawns when NJ rcmenl-
hers that a Spanish beauty has cast
threatening LOOKS et klendon while IN
Spain with tho Carriers. Helen enters
settlement work TO forget the terrible
affair. She is lurcd To Il room in Il
tenement by woman who prctcndS her
baby IS sick and finds herself confront
ed by q dead child and crazy woman.
who attempts TO throw ritriol into
Helens face. While struggling deSpcr-
atcly Italian. who has learned of
HelenS whereabouts, breaks into tn"
room. followed By Carlo. the man Hal
lam found in the roadway. The Span
iSh woman swallows the acid and dies
Carlo mas been sweetheart OF the dead
woman. The mystery solved. Helen and
italian. long alter, lind happiness as
man and wife.
The added features for the two days
are Mutt and Jcff' cartoons and 4 new
MunkcyJ jingle picturc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-07
BoEHLING IS PUZZLE AND
SENATORS DOWN BROWNS

WASHINGTON. July G.--WashinE'"n
won from 81. Louis TO l"Ia! by
Knocking W"iimun cut OF IN: DON IN
Ih- second inning davenport st"rpIl
further scoring. ST. Louis c"uId II"
nothing with Boching. Score: , /.
:, mis- 1900 U q u IL !
Washington u "a u u ~ U
Eatinrics: Wcilmun Davenport ana
severed. Eochlirg and Henry.
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The Standing
INTERMEDIATE SEASON
OF Playground League Opened Yester-'
day-Sixteanth street won FRO"
Portv-sExth Street, IS TO 3.

Is The first game between !nt'rm"4sa's
teams OF the Fairgrounds icaS": was
played yester!;'y. IN tonLSS s..,,o M%s
Staged on the t'orty-s:Ntn street SF""!H u
,annth street lads Over IN" hr!nc MIN" ~
The score OF i. 10 ,. The sixteenth
street boys played errnricss bs!,. IN:
s si1tsc,,h tot , al 8 = Q--l9 -
sortv-siNth - " " y I. " T. >
Observation-Disclosures. Miller and EaH'
For,y-siXth. Sewinsk! aud Siu""ald M
nireS-Wright and sander.
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RUSH RUN AUTOIST
WAS EXONERATED
HELD FOR DEATH OF BOY IS RE.
LEASED AFTER GIVEN
HEARING.
No Evidence Of Reckless or Careless
Driving - General News of
SfauhoD1-i11a

~TEl' EfNNII.i.r.. -. -lWIy N.-IinUrGc
l.. MrrrymaI. W"il kn"Wn hush Fun. -.
Citizen who WIS held hy tn" Ming"
junction au'h"riii.S for IEr death u!
AnhrcW. ?-y"ar-uiG son uf Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Marry. oI that place. VIII was
Killed when run down 10y Mrrrymau :
auto. WIS released from ,LSlody. follow
inI II 'rarine TO-DAY. Mayor Maxwell. nI
MInE". rNnnrrat"d MIR. Mcrryman from
all nl;,m". ~" Witnesses To the fatal
accident testified that the child had
dropped from IT." rear md of a Wax N
and mad run directly in front ni Merry.
mans machine. There was No evidence
OF CNrrl,SS or Reckless driving.
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venencc for the citizens soldiers az
possible.
Further reports Of the return or
American refugees from Mexico reach
ed all government departments. State
department. officials anticipated that
many would desire TO go back at once.
in view of the favorable turn IN The III
r..ruatiunHl situation. Every effort 10
diSsuade them will be made.
In this connection il was stated Of
Iiciallv that no additional measures
had been in contemplation for me pro
lection Of Americans who refused 10
leave during the days when war set'n-
ed almost at hand. State department
officials have exhausted every eHo!'
10 get all nationalities out Of Mexico:
They hold that those who remained
there, did so al their own risk and
that tho government could no nothing
more in their behalf.