The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 21, 1919, Image 1
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68TH YEAR. NO. 42. SEMI-WEEKLY.
STRAW TOTE SHOWS SEET
* VARIED OPINIONS ?
Frmn Ilr. J?m?
Legislators, However, If Op- There Is No Hr?
posed to Extra Session He
lieve Law Would Pass. New York> Marc'
of men. women a
starving to death
PEOPLE ARE DISAPPOINTED according to the 1
_____ Or. James L. Bar
the committee rece
A Composium of Views Ex- region by the Am
pressed Bv Members General for rollpf in ,he n<
, . at the headquarter
Assembly tn Answer to Querrv tc0 here
of House's Chief Clerk. "There Is no b
said the report.
has not a pound.
Whether or not an extra session of, ,n VrWnn
^111 he called I ))rrn(1 ^ ^
this rnrliiB or summer will depend(hroMRh KrJvar
on the attitude of Governor Conner. | ro)Hj,,jon
The chief executive has said there j .V.phorc no( a
must not only he a demand for an. mH or nnv ?vlnf
extra session, but a'so assurance, U(Ur rpR,on Wp
that cood roads legislation will be. mon stvlppinc ,ho ,
' horse with ?helr hn
To ret the view of the members! fhlrtv deaths r
of the tower house, on whose shoul- ^ from AshtaraR
ders the responsibility for failure m,T,olr an(1
to o?n< t trooil ro:i<i^ lojrtsl ition roBtfl. !nnro Vnnll,or u.n
T ii'ii.. -
? iiM?in -iinnns cork of the hoUSO oa011VoV lost. '
ha* assembled a "straw voto."| heaven's
While thn majority sentiment is ,,.,vo ,.no?rh food
in favor of an extra session, thej npw nf na,<u npd p
members by a wide margin express stflrv,nR people aliv
themselves of the opinion that pood | r|inp0iu1s aro doJnc
roads lepislation would be enacted.,^ fo cpf foo(, ff
were the peneral assembly i snov, |* our enemy
back in session. | ,,te as manv
Most of the members express ^ please rememl
themselves definitely. There Is lit- thp0U(jh w,(h m|r f,
tie hedpinp or dodpinp of the main fy Roon ^ monpy (
Issue. Usually the members are ^ urRent "
frank in the opinion as to the ex- Thp ^ af RnH
pedieney of an extra session and (hp report is part
aome of them take no pains to con- R oon f()ns of flm
coal the fact that their constituents on (hp Wpf|t
have mercilessly applied the lash of
Condemnation for failure to act last f
month. *
Itensons for Knllnre. WILL BREAK
There is nlso a frankness of opln
Ion as to the reasons for failure to Empowers Cu<<toiii$
get action. The main reason cited Is an<J rn,om| sh||
a lack of statewide vision; the inability
to see beyond the confines of M 1 "
the particular county represented.
The chrrpe that the members are on- Heunos Aires,
ly township or school district repre- Argentina povernm
eentaMves can be readilv proven bv croe empowerinp tl
an examination ef the bulk of acts to load and unload
last session. Amonp the 343 acts al<ze the harbor
passed, in round numbers a dozen or Th's followed at
one In every 2R i? FUat ewide in char-' Reginald T. Tower,
ncter. Vow statewide bills can be |0 bring about a
gotten through without strenuous tween the ship owi
fightine to have certain counties ex-j acting In the role o
empted. which tendency has so fen- he assumed earlier
tured the legislation of the last de-l men demand full
cade that at the recent session o ! month, during whir
the general assembly a resolution I ?dt,?. s;r Reginald
waB accepted to have an investign-l ship owners that tb
tlon made of a'l statutes thus nulli-j 15 days. The ov
fied hy county exemptions. I consider the propof
The rush for time In the closingj Under the decr<
hours is viewed by others as con-i government the cu
trihutorv to the failure. Unwise. ?Se government ttn
jeaaersnin is nt^d ov others, wh'le uploading ships In
still others enter the plea of some provided that all v
vicious quality of each bill Intro-1 accept the service;
duced. One gathers from reading nient shall leave
the various v'ewa, however, that the employed on the w
bill which the senate sent hack to: government kltche
the house, for a one mill general The decree herai
property tax levy and automobile day morning The
license, would stand a much better p has enough mei
chance of pastdng now than when clent servlcp.
Its consideration was postponed last! The preamble to
month until next year. In dodging js impossible to p
the Issue and refusing to take the1 prolongation of th
customary vote on accepting the'ral|?,p it is prejudlc
amendment and allowing the hill to 0f the country.
go to free conference.
Nearly f4.hft0.ono of federal aid REPRESENT
has been apportioned to South Caro- OPPOSED T<
Una for permanent Improvements.
J Of this amount, more than 12 fifth.000
Is available by July 1 of the "Will Support No >
current year. Though 12 counties That a Conscript
have bond Issues or will vote on the, With a <
\ qnestlon soon. It will he Impossible _
for the highway commission to gain WaaMnfrton Mi
from these counties sufficient pledge seTi(at,vo , OVfM. o)
for permanent projects to absorb all <n ^ ?fnf(JfDPnt nnr
this federal aid, and in consequence fo ^ ^
mnch of the money will likely revert ()|nrk ^ 1)omoora
to the United States treasury. | next hQuBe
The following is a symposium of
. I "I support no n
the views expressed: I
Members Dive VlfWD. ! that a conscript Is
Anderson, Florence: Does not a convict," declar
think extra session necessary, but ntatement.
Is of the opinion the members would! "'I 'F *>f utmost
fret together. The time he suggestsronMnued. "to the
for an extra session is May 1, j Hi? Democratic pa
J. B. Atkinson. Spartanburg: In norltv leade?shln
faxor of an extra session, and sub- ^ress shall be stror
goats July as the proper time. He ,n the fullest svmi
would support any bill meeting the f?r??d sympathy, w
faxor of the majority. purposes of the 1
R. O. Atkinson, Chester: Opposed 'Tn'fed States, who
m i been elected spoks
(Continued on Par* t.) | of his party."
LANO
LANCASTER, S. C., ]
AS PLANS UNDER WA1
^ FOR TAKING CENSI
? Ij. liar ton? ??
ad Anywhere. Enumeration of the Millions
? People in United States Be
h 20.?Thousands gins in January.
nd children are
in the Caucasus,
Irst report from PLACES ARE TO BE FILL
ton, chairman of
miy sent to that
erican committee Supervisors for Each Conjfr
sar east, received sionnl District to Be Cho:
s of the commit- .. ,
Under Rules of the C
rend anywhere." Service.
"The Kovernment
There are 45,000 1
wholly without; Washington. March 20. The
intiRcs and trooJ>s j pmvi,MnK for 14th !,nd s"
i are in tcrrihloi <?uenl ,1-',M'M1 was Big
' ??. n.,. .... .... M??? ?
<?<?K. cat, horse, "numeration. which will ho ,,,'ndr
? *Hiiisr In nil the January. is nmv ,ess fh; (j
saw regugoo wo-j months d'stant; and the census
Nosh frpm a dead, rof,u "'ready has under considi
re hands. Hon the selection an,| nppointin
I day are report-' ol not *? exceed ion supervisors i
-r> from Ktch w ,i:ivo charge of the Jin
Sad a had eertainly j "numerators. The supervisors'
ek will score 10. I'lh-ts w?li ?T, ntost c-. .s. evcept
tho larro 1, n,,,
nny? tno snnt< bd
sake hurry: we |!j,r?es as the concrre^sionil d st-i
in the country ',|p s"J'orvisors, under tho law
latum to keep the ,(> ho appointed l>y ttie secretary
e for a time The pommerce upon tho recommenda'l
all they possibly ",p director of the census
? the people, hut' Thp following instructions h
at present. Please ,)PPn hy the secretary of r,
men as you can; merre to the director of the con
,pr we shall be ln rpKard to the procedure to he
nod supplies pret- 'owpd in making selections and
and credit are vl- Polntments of census supervisors
"Conforming to the assurar
im referred to Ir K|v*n the president In my letter
of the cargo o h,,n of March 3. You will please
>r whipped Trom K'?lded by the following Instruct!
ern Helle. respecting appointments to the i
of supervisor In connection with
OVERNMENT tnk,n* <>f the 14th census of
THE STRIKE r"!lr',
A tPSt examination, of whlcl
, .. rpoord w?" hp kept, is to be re.,,,1
Mouse to !/.ml for appointment to the post of
>n and Nation- ; Pervlsor. in addition to this
Harbor. j Pnreful personal inquiry is to
sennrntclv mnHo
i qualification* of each candidate
March 20.?Tho this Inquiry, also, a ro-oril will
ont issued a de- kept.
fie customs housej "in nicking appointments f
siiijis and nation- those who shall have passed the
i examination and the separate
1 effort hy Sir quirv n? to qualifications, pref
Ilritish minister, mice is to he riven to those
compromise lie- dates who ha\e had executive,
aers and strikers, ministrative. statistical. or
f mediator, which counting experience, and to th
in the day. The who have had choree of bodies
pay for the past men as administrators, provided
h they have been all cases that men with the e:
suggested to the rience stated possess the other qil
e men he paid fo? Pcatton* necessary,
rners refused to "You will arrange to give no
tal. to the above effect to every ca
>e issued hy th date applying for appointment,
stoms house wll to his sponsors, and no candid;
?s in loading and are to he selected for appointn
the harbor. It is who do not pass both the test ex
easels refusing to inat'on and the personal inquir;
i of the govern "You are requsted to ask the r
port. The men service commission to prepare
r>rk will be fed in hlanks for the test examination
n at cost prices to co-operate with you in the
me effective Mon natation of them You will weln
government says the assistance of the civil ser
ri to enable suffi eomm'ssion in this and In any ot
respect In which they can be hel|
the dec.'ee snvs it to you.
ornilt a further my earnest desire, ai
e port strike be- hn0w it Is your own that this i
ial to the welfare shall be an example In its qi:
tv, as well as In its promptness
need hardly sav that neither re
'IVF 1 FVFH
,Yr' lirjvrjrv nnirss the supervh
0 MR. CLARK are selected with special rare
thetr ied'vidual fitness for t!
**m in u?.. t-<>k i ?m defending on you as
Inn Who Will Say
responsth'e officer in immed
is Synonymous , , . , ., ,
ch"*"ee of the work to see that e\
onvlct." nPf""i|iU(in Is taken to nehieve
result Tn nnrtlcular. the npm
arch 20.- Repre- ance as well art the fart of poltt
J South rarolina patro^apo arr to be avo'ded and
lounccd his oppo- nc?s for thp work to hp donp w?ll
tion of Champ thp controlling factor In tho
tic Ipadpr in the pointments."
The d'rerfor of tho census has
tan who will snv roadv taken stops to carry out
synonymous with instructions of tho secretary
ed Mr. Lever's The supervisor's duties wilt
cuoy their lime for the ereafer i
Importance." he of a year, beyinninp about Jnl\
future success of 1010 Their compensation will
rty that the m'- $1,500 plus $1 for each thousand
In the next con- ''n'-Mnn of a thousand of j
IK. aggressive and nlaf'on enumerated The total c
>athv. not an en- npesatton In an average s'xed
fth the plans and trict, outs'de a large citv. will th?
President of the fore he between $1,700 and $1.1
for six years has Clerk hire and other necessary
mman and leader pensea will be paid by the gov<
ment.
mi i 11 ii hi .WBjM1 ' " ' '
^STER
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1919.
1 CFNTRAI PFRQUINf l,AT
uut 1UI1IIU I LiHUUlllU JAP
US PRAISES THE 30TH ?
Ei
of Writes to Commander of Division
and Expresses Pleasure
as to Conduct. Pe
repor
that
EI) RECOHI) TO BE PROP I) <)1
later
es Especial Glory Won By Southsen
ern Soldiers in Breaking! it
ivil Throuuh Hindenhurv: ant v
OI'HSlf
I.eCatelet lanes.
outre
.1 ?h'.ih
?l<t, CliaiUv 'on, March 20 ( il. ! |
t>so-j uU8 ) : Copflwell of this city hits Ju*t Mvo
?'l! rc-f ";ved a copy fi in M.j. .1 D. f . !or
11.01 Moyei of the letter of lomincn 1 ^MU>_
' hi tion witton hy (.Jen. .1. J. I' h n* o,.
'Pn I on PVbruary 10 to the Thirtieth I>:; v.M.(j
bu-| vision, in which (lOiieral Pershing , u
ro-l pays a handsome tribute to this i .il ( ( f (
|p,,t lant rumi. ii"'1. eniptrislz'n?' 'a'PvhoJ
fj)(1 pWvv that Is theirs for t1 < -h < t. (
000, ?|,ov hurl iii smaahinsr the famo * , . .
'Is'1 Hindenhurs lire General Persi
Ini 'n acti' i> i ! M (' t
' corsu
'Uii- ."dv. in l.ewfs. comiu'iidlup t>? ,
I ' '' T'OVP
pts. I Thirt ;e?h Division. ami is as f.>1
arp| Iowa: whr
? | "My Dear General l.ewts: I ft,
ion <<jj pives me much pleasure to cx i r(,p(,r
! tend to yon and the officers and men Qn
aVGj or the Thirtieth Division mv sin-' IM:irjr
I cere complinients upon their ap-| ^
'* | nen ranee n I f hn pnvlou' orwl 'na,'n" - '
foi- * "" conce
Hon on the 21st of January, south |
oast of Ti'illp, which was excellent; ni ina
and Is just what would he exported > n,??.
irea propr
^ in a command with such a splendid p
( b?j fighting; record. Japar
ons "After its preliminary trafnine the Th<
>ost li'vi"!00 entered the lino on July 1?, to he
the' w^ere 'f remained almost contin- rofen
the' u?\isly until the end of October. In here.
I that time It was in th'> actual hatflo'
^ a! from the 2tth of August and took '
liftd'part in the Ypres-T,ys and Rommel
su- offensive. On September 20 the di-j
, al vision broke through the Hinden-j
be|burg and the T.eCatelet lines, cap- *0**'
the luring rtelllrourt and N'aurov, an h'k
pjf operation on which all subsequent
hp action of the Fourth Pritish armv
depended. From October 7 to Or-,
toier "o the division advanced 22,
rom n |
ki'omt terv in a cotiflnttcd series of
, strut'
jn_ attacks capturing 2."."2 of the en.- .
'or. 1 my. Pranconrt Premont. Rns'gn*- J , . .
ndl- Pernin. St Souplet. ! ' atlto '
, I e |t ijc ATtnCrossp and V ill\ An
BU"| i ruil (i
.... 1 d'liiiv n-e n>me? which will live ;n ..
, It est
man! I',(t memories of those who fought ..
I . WI.11., ' !,'n
iii i tie ihiilicui r>ivl>ii>n. i.iii It'i . , .
wit hi
i ' especial glorv will nlvivs he the ?
*"I t ta rth
[n? honor von won hv breaking the Hm>il"
" A titer
...ii don burp line on September 29 Such
' ' I If
! a record is one of which we are all
! detac
flee Pioud.
31 ;t n c
ndi- "It erntifying t<? scr your, |h<> j
and 'noons In snrli pood physical shape. 1 ,r?a(
ntes hut still morn so to know that 'his p
lent | almost i?1 1 condition will continue (./(
am- to the end of their services and be-j ,jH,
f. i vonil. as an exemplification of their
?|vf1 high character and soldierly quail- |,(>r|a
the ies. | (<p
or "I inspected the artillerv brigade irknt
pre- of the division later and found tVie No
ame same hipli standard of personnel made
vice that marks the rest of the division, a'lies
fher "Very sincerely yours. quest
pful "John J. Pershinp." niittc
The division commander. the; enmn
s T memorandum went on to say, con-j the <
-en- pntulates the division upon th.s '"mil
ia.11- high tribute from the commander Then
11 and chief, and npain expresses his the f
suit pride in heinp its commander. t'him
iors the (
' to Court \<l.iniirne<l Yesterday. have
he'r - . posit;
The court of common pleas for
the nen ra
. . ! Lancaster county adjourned yester-' ' _i,
into ' work
rerv day morning after a session which
this' began Monday. Judge Gary left on! ST"'
ear- the 10:17 train yesterday for his
'<>n' home In Abbeville and will convene j\T j
I court at Chester next Mondav. In Ohio.
I he
' addition to those reported In Toes- ant)-'
"I * n I
j (lav's paper the following eases were ' "
i cemp
n). "disposed of: * , J?| f|
the Morse Owen Gregory vs Lancas-1 nHeit
ter cotton mills, suit for $10,000 nftar
or- personal Injuries; verdict for do- , ^
>art j fondant. | oftvi?
' 1 I J H. VVitherspoon and company two
he vs. Paul B. McManus. et al . suit to rnMei
I or recover on note; verdict for plain- Or
top- tiff in the sum of $100.10. forrn<
om- Jones Mercantile company, as- ti'ler
di?- signee. vs. Mary II. Barron and i hc hc
ere- Ole'-more B. Barron; verdict for de- farm
100 fendants. cants
ex- Minnie E. McAfeer vs. Woodmen man
>rn ~f the World, consent verdict for to sa
N'alntiff in the uum of $800. resub
News
,
SUBSCRIPTION $2.00 A YEAR
ErE t" "bi.amk GERMAN C0NTR0L0F
METALS IS BROKEN
nt^ml French Consulate an?l
ft
Hi WiHi \nM i !<aiis. I Many Concerns in This Country
? ? ! H;i VP F!ii hpr nicK?iw/l?*l " ?
. ~ 1/ini/dliUCU ur
king. March 2h.?While early Heen Americanized.
Is from Tien Tstn suggested
American marines were to
p for fhe recent disorders there SOME A PTEMP I K\ ASION
reports would seem to show
the Japanese were also at ... , ,, .. , ?
transfers Have Heen Declared
is clamed that Japanese mill Void and in Some Instances
guards entered the French con fh(i propertv Has Heen Taken
?p and tn?r? nrnxod two Ameri
and when \ me- lean oil"; 'als in Over liv ( IP-Indian.
d of the Japanese pollee an
ties it' anv Americans were he- ?
, , V ' >" ?.u\ Mil? >t 2'?. Oer'
" tip and lead
' n " (? . v 'no' f
, . .... . , :. ;t' 1 ( :" t ]< mm 1 llet t re A
me:'''i n oi'n a found two
t- <>. ! 'i !n er? v . . ?!> metals
'cans in police st on, o: e
, . u dtown i" a vpon i the alien
et?t lylnp a)tnont naked In the .. .
... . pm;>e tv custodian t" have been
calling ror water. The Japan-1
. . . , - . . broken in large part y tlie release
ere fnd'leet] t ) .Send tite ItlMir.
. , . 'A, ;et can, Me\ at and South
an to p hospital and an Amerl
American mines and smelters frotn
onset refused to leave 'lie
.... , the dominance of Ger tn tin-owned
iff'l the other nt in *? < inor 1.
, mm . . corporators.
he. n released. Ih's . <>ma d . ...
\U tin met ) concerns In the
anally granted the \ m tar- a
! u: ? aned l.v .la- itirip he
in ' a hv? ' v e 1 her d s
aw v ( .tit the sta' >r. it is , , , , ...
handed < \m?* < t. ."<1 and Hie re.
' t>o'-f < 1 < iares tltaf "it is believed that
n the American me vim enter-<
I the German influences in our metal
e Japanese eonsulate thev tire,
. . , markets have been completely elunted
to tiave attacked a visitor.! ^
Thnrsdav evening American n'' ' _
Three (Jroiit Corporations,
tes who were entering a mov- , , ,
.. . Never a great producer of metals,
ilctnre theater in the French ... , ,. . .
..... . Oermanv. nevertheless, wielded tcession
were attacked bv a crowd
.. . mendous power over markets by the
panose armed with sticks. They t ,. . .
... .. 1 fact that her three great metal eomired
to enter the theater, the, . . , . . ..
. , . . , . , . i hlnations acted in concert in tho
ietor of uhich telephoned fori . ? , . ... .
... ... i .. purchase of ore and the establishrench
police who dispersed the .... .
1 ment of smelters, aided by unlim.
, , ., ited credit from German banks,
p situation at Tien Tsin is saidi . ... , ...
. , ' which financed the sale of huge
tense The matter has heen | , , . .... ^ . r
... . , .. quantities of metals, thereby inferred
to the French legation , ...
rinjr prices. At the outbreak of tn?
Kuropean war, the report said, each
"RIC \N TROOPS (10 member of the triumvirate had a.
branch in the United States, tho
TO STRATEGIC POINTSl American Metal Company, repre
J sentinir the Metallgesell Sschaft, of
t?> Hallway We-t of Vladlvos- Frankfort; L. Vogelsteln & Co., reto
Aid John Stevens and fli? presenting Aaron Hirseli and Sohn
... _ . ., ., & Beer: Sondheimer A- Co., repreStaff
of Hailwav Men. . , .
senting the German syndicate of tho
same name An iden of t'"?ir extent
idivostok, March 20.?Ameri- ninv ^e had from the Mntompni thnt
Iroops have heenn to move to (hHr Pomhined profits in 191<>
>gic points on the trans Sihe- ttioiitit?>?l to %1of which
railway vn*t of \ ladivostok to - nop ooa was made l>y tho A m e r i ohn
F Stevens and his staff ?.f pat, M?|al ,,nnipany.
Ii-n raMwny men in the terhnl- XVi on the alien pvopor'y custoperatfon
of the railway. The d,Rn be(tJ|n investigating German
contingent is already at liar- p,,v.?n (his country under au?
while the second will entrain thori,v nf the Tradim: With tho
n a fen (lays for ( h'ta, the p^omy Act lie found frequent atest
poi"t west to which the tonipts to transfer stock to supposed
deans will he senr. | ^n^ericnns In an effort to circumis
proposed to place additional ( VPnf seizure |,v the government. Thehments
at Verkhni Udlnsk pfforfs WPrP nw>!w, and in the case
hurla station and N'lkolsk. On of Bpp). Sondheimer R- Co the trans ssuri
branch American troops fprs wprp declared void a-d the endv
are stationed at Spasske and flrp bufjinoss wns turned over to thearovsk
! custodian.
[ choslovak troops are guarding Disposition now has bcrni decided
line from Irkutsk to Tchelia- upon jp three cases of the metal
Japanese troops are in Si-i pompnn,os T,PPr Sondheimer &
and also aie guarding the ^ jn prnppsB nf liquidation, in ?se
Bastern railway as far as P,lld,nfr ,tB subsidiaries. National
sk' Zinc Compapv, Norfolk Smelting
announcement has yet been rompanv and Cuba Copper Leasing
of the zones which the various romnftnv. and ? waB Bafd ,he 9toolc
will police. It is said to he a wo?1(, po onlv !nto AmPr,Pan hand8.
ion for the Inter-allied com- ^.ju, companies' control over lmporte
in Siberia to decide. The ant flotation patents also has been
litfee is awaiting the arrival of ,jf,Proved
"hinese member of the military V-on'trol of L. Vogeistein & To.
tlttee hefo-e making a decision.! wag aBBUmpd hy thp enstodian for
e is strong sentiment among flvp vearB ,)V mpan<5 of votJr<?
.lied representatives that the frus( Jn wh,ph fhp P?stod,an
>so would police at lea?t half of fw<> f(f fhrpp tr?fl(pps nn(, (hp flnn
'hinese Eastern While there aprPPR nnt to resume relations witli
been some rumors of secret oP- ,fa (Jermnn POnnectlons in that pelon
to the allied plan, all ap- Hod Th1s nrrangftTnont was do,nces
arc that t?>e nations are v(,p(, ai)sp Voge ste n is an Amering
in complete harmony. -pan p,fizpn },n(, has m)f ,)ppn
I. | Ot VI> o\ i ?\D op possible to learn the o\a ? interest
VT[.w \ i o<?\ | |<: flMFF or V!U OTI H1rs~h and Snlin in the
ntgomerv Ma.! March 20.? Vopelstein as-ets.
Mtrlev Baker. of Wrstorvillp, \oflnij Trust.
rcncral superintendent of the nv agreement between the oustosalonn
leatrue of America, and dian and American stockholders of
Tl'ial of the Black Belt Farms the American Metal Fomnanv all of
I'iny, issued a statement here the stock has been put into a votincf
nnectio" with the raiding of an trust for five vear? with the custodirt'llerv
operated on land <lian holding certificates of n.4 *
here owned by 'he company, shares owned to- ? emv aliens otit
tni vas ihkpii imo cusioay nv of a total of 70 000 Tho enemy*
>lm of l.owdnes county and owned shares will be sold to Atnerfgallons
of whiskey and 4 0 cans.
nc of mash were destroyed. "The German metal octopus." th??
Tinker said he had been In- report concludes "had spread hi*
i>d some time ago that a dis-| tentaeies across the ocean 'and ovee
c was operating In the neigh- the United States into Mexico aril
?od, and that tenants on the South America, hut for the prescf,
were being supplied intoxi- surely, and for all time, it is hope t,
11c Instructed the farm fore- he has been driven back and a wall
to investigate, but was unable of Americnniam erected, which, it <*
y whether this investigation hoped he will never he able agniia
ted in the raid by the ofTi era. to scale "