ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES FIGHT SLACKENS ALL ALONG LINE SAYS MONEY CAUSED WAR SWIFT EMDEN SINKS WAR SHIPS Struggle for Commercial Su* TURKS BOMBARD RUSSIAN TOWN premacy Underlies Conflict

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Turks Shell GERMAN REINFORCEMENTS % BELGIUM I Tell* Steel Institute He I* Optimistic DEADLOCK IN t NEVER CEASE. 4 Russian Town on Future of Industry—Increas- ing Exports Will Stimulate WHILE AWAITING RECRUITS AMSTERDAM.—Great bodies Theodosia and Threaten to f All Lines, He Damage of German are hur- Says. — troops being :o:-• Bombard Novorossysk. § ried forward from the reserve 4 Tokio.—The Russian here II Embassy ■ > Birmingham, Ala.—Expressing only training camps to reinforce the Forces Air and Sea-Sub- announces that Turkey has opened the greatest optimism as to the busi- Kaiser Rushes Up by Land, II Kaiser’s battle line In Belgium 4 war of Russia. ness outlook for the future, and as- <• and France. Austrian troops 4 and Artillery Are serting that “the opportunities for marines, Zeppelins II have been brought up from the 4 and success in IPetrograd.—Turkey has begun hos- * * progress this country Hurried to Coast Rhine garrisonsy to occupy ? tilities sea- are greater than ever before,” Elbert by bombarding peaceful II Ghent, the German forces in 4 ■-; o — coast towns. Messages just received H. Gary, of the United States Steel that oity having been sent to at Petrograd announce the simultane- !> |l Corporation, and president of the Am- 11 strengthen the army attacking ous appearance of the cruiser Bres- |I erican Iron and Steel Institute, ad- RUSSIANS BREAK FOE’S BATTLE the Allies near Dlxmude, X lau off Theodosia, Caucasia, and the ’I dressed the semi-annual meeting of ,. The German reinforcements 4 cruiser Hamidieh off Novorossysk. the organization here. LINES IN FOUR DAY STRUGGLE seen never to cease. They The German-Turkish shell- ’I 11 He reviewed the iron and steel warships > < > ■ come fresh to the attack -- n ■ ■ « day ed these unfortified trade, not of the United States places. after day and trains and trains only II JJ but of the <» world, in touching upon Berlin.—German general headquar- The official statement that the Ger- .* of wounded have been taken — A Turkish the amicable relations be- man Is Theodosia, Crimea. but the German force re- existing ters gave out a report on the situa- onslaught moderating, togeth- II away, II cruiser with three funnels bombard- tween the business men of various tion in France and Belgium, which er with unofficial despatches asserting • » mains more numerous than <> ed the railway station and city, dam- European nations and those of the •aid: that the Germans cannot maintain II ever. They seem ready to put II the Cathedral, the Greek United States following the south of Nieu- their attack, warrants the conjecture aging every man in Belgium rather 4 meeting Our attacks to -the of that the Russian victories in Church, a pier, and some sheds. Their deter- representatives of the iron and port are slowly gaining ground. At Poland, give way. 4 the advances of the French in Lor- One soldier was wounded. minatlon and force must 4 steel manufacturing industries of the Ypres the battle is unchanged. not be raine and Alsace and tremendous A branch of the Russian Bank of world in Europe three years ago. In To the west of Wile our troops underestimated. 4 losses in killed and wounded in Bel- Foreign Commerce was set on fire. this connection Gary touched upon are making good progress. Sev- At the conclusion of the bombard- the European war and declared: eral fortified of the gium and northern Frace are compell- (than positions ing the Germans once more to aban- ment the cruiser departed in a “Without giving reasons in detail enemy have been taken. Sixteen don an offensive and are southerly direction. at the present time I venture the British officers and 300 men, as campaign them to to defend Austria opinion that the struggle for com- well as four have been forcing prepare Feeling cannon, Turk- mercial their own territory. It is reported Novorossysk, Caucasia.—The supremacy was the underly- captured. cause WAR ORDERS ish cruised demanded the of the or at WILSON ISSUES that the invaders have lost kill- Hamidieh ing war, least had French counter attacks every- 16,000 War’s Disasters ed and 30,000 wounded in Belgium surrender of the city and the Gov- a decided influence upon its precipi- where have been repulsed. A alone, while their losses in France, ernment properties, threatening in tations, that the questions at issue French battery stationed before the Available Vienna Tak- the town. Every Building are BOOMTRADE especially near La Basse, Lille and oase of refusal to bombard largely relative to dollars and THANKSGIVING Cathedral of Rheims and artillery en for Wounded—Soldiers Beg have been enormous. The Turkish Consul and other of- cents. Arras, — observers posted on the steeple of in Streets Capital Is The dwindling of their chances in ficials were arrested. “And many believe if representa- the Cathedral have been bombarded. Full of Misery. Belgium produced the new attempt to The cruiser withdrew. tives of the different nations had PROCLAMATION Business Stimulus Comes From In the Argonne region the enemy break through the Allied line in the previously met in a spirit of friendly was chased from several trenches Rome.—Information from Austria old centre, in the Craonne region. Turkey is the tenth nation to enter and considerate Inquiry for the pur- European Belligerents'7 and some machine guns were cap- reveals unimaglned seriousness. The news from the battle line north, the war. The other nine in the order pose of definitely and finally settling Enor- tured. The military losses not only have Nation’s Executive Cites \ east and south east of Verdun con- of their beginning hostilities are: the financial interests of each all To the southwest of Verdun been great, but disease is spreading mous One Great tinues to be favorable to the French Austria, Servia, Germany, Russia, trouble would have been averted.” Crops EVERY SECTION BENEFITS severe French attacks have been while the populace is apathetic. Enor- and has an important bearing on the France Montenegro, Belgium, Great If the European war is maintained of Year repulsed. In counter attacks our mous, almost inconceivable, is the Blessing situation in the north. The French Britain ai\d Japan. with its present violence for eighteen troops succeeded in breaking loss of life suffered by the Austrian moved forward in an effort to envelop months the loss of life will be 4,000,- through the French lines to the Army. New York Financier Believes Balance the German force holding St. Mihiel, FEAR ZEPPELIN RAID. 000 and the property loss $35,000,000,- main of the which An evil spirit seems to have ren- of Trade Has Begun to Shift in position enemy, is evidence GRATEFUL ALSO FOR PEACE and maintained a threatening move- Copenhagen.—There 000, he said. Favor was occupied. The French suffered dered tho Austrian Army impotent of United States—Gratify- ment toward Metz. that the much discussed Zeppelin raid As to the final result of the con- terrible losses. from the very commencement of hos- ing Improvement in Business. The Austrian official reports tell of by the Germans on London is soon to flict, Gary declared that although it To the east of the Moselle all the tilities. The first Austrian advance Country Is Fully Prepared to Assist of Ivan- be made. The Germans are building heavy fighting in Poland south in hor- might appear to be a paradox, "the New attempts of the enemy have been Into Russian Poland, resulted a Others Ravaged by York.—Reports received in this and the of 10,000 Rus- Zeppelin sheds near Ostend, and sev- nation that wins will lose.” gorod capture rible catastrophe for the invaders. surely War. city from nearly every section of the repulsed. also declare the Servians eral dirigibles have left Dusseldorf sians. They Only six weeks after the declaration "The enormous cost,” he said, “and country indicate that it is feeling the for the des- and Montenegrins have been driven Belgium. Eight airships, the continued the ON TO BOULOGNE. of war Vienna alone took under its long suffering on Washington.—'President Wilson is- stimulus of large war orders from out of Bosnia with great loss. tination of Which is said to be Lon- auspices no fewer than 60,000 wound- part of the survivors will not be fully sued a proclamation designating the European belligerents. (Paris.—The pause in the attack on The British Government is greatly don, are reported passing over Has- ed, and it was calculated that in those covered by any success or glory or In- Thursday, November 26, as Thanks- One foreign government has deposit- the Allies left wing, where the Ger- worried over the rebels in South Afri- selt, going in the direction of Ostend. six weeks the Austrian Army had lost demnity. Before now every partici- giving Day. ed $3,000,000 to pay for tanned hides mans have fought furiously to cut ca having been joined by Generals Several German submarines have 200,000 men in killed and wounded. pant must realize that it would have The President’s proclamation, which purchased from a Peabody, Mass., their way down the coast to Dunkirk De Wet and Beyers, but insists the re- been transported by rail Zeebrugge, Jo Prom then onward not a single day been better to have settled, if possl- refers to the fact that the United leather concern. At the same time, and Calais, is considered here only volt will soon be wiped out. near Ostend, for use against the Brit- has elapsed without bringing news of bl, all existing difference, real or, States is at peace, while the rest of Lynn, Brockton and Haverhill shoe momentarily. The cry now is "On to ish squadron shelling the Germans in' a sanguinary skirmish. imaginary, on a basis of some com- the world is at war, follows: manufacturers have contracts. Boulogne.” Belgium. The submarines are being In one encounter of minor impor- petent and impartial tribunal.” "It has long been the honored cus- The Endicott-Johnson Company, of Reinforcements of 200,000 men are moved in parts, and a large force of Britain’s First tance at the end of September the tom of our people to turn in the Lestershire, has just completed its on their way, and when the German skilled workmen have been sent to Austrian Army emerged with the colos- ROB MESSENGERS OF $4,000. fruitful autumn of the year in praise order for 100,000 pairs of shoes for lines are strengthened the fighting Zeebrugge to reassemble them as Sea Lord Out sal total o< 20,000 fallen. This was and thanksgiving to Almighty God Greece. The shoes filled 18 cars. will go on with renewed fierceness. quickly as possible. due to a tragic error. The Austrians, Daylight Ba^'ts Escape in Taxi After for his blessings and mercies Max May, vice president of the The reinforcements have been drawn many left without ammunition and stationed Daring Crime. to us as a nation. The that is Guaranty Trust Company, who both in Prince Louis of Battenberg Is Forced year from all the other battle lines in hoisted From British an open position, white New York.—in broad daylight, and now drawing to a close since we last handles $2,500,000,000 in foreign ex- and of the Navy. the east west, in pursuance The Russians did not see them London.—Prince Louis of Batten- flags. w'hile half a hundred men and women, observed our day of national thanks- change, believes that the trade bal- order of the Kaiser the French ports FINAL WAR and decimate the Aus- lord of continued to too petrified with amazement and cov- giving has been, while a year of dis- ance between this country and Eu- at all costs. berg, first sea the admiralty ] must be taken trians with their mitrailleuses for sev- and to the ered with revolvers, feared to moVe. cipline because of the mighty forces rope has begun to shift in our favor The next German onslaught will be personal aide-de-camp King, BULLETINS eral hours. iwo employes of the Stanley Soap of war and of change which have and that in a short time a balance farther from the has resigned. undertaken away Austria was for it is was I entirely unprepared Cnmnam' were ''eld nn, blackjacked disturbed the world, also a year of will be established to the credit of fire The resignation, stated, coast, to avoid the devastating such losses. Vienna has con- the result of frank The battle of the Yaer and the aeries gigantic and robbed of $3,736.38 by four ban- special blessing for us. the United States. of the British and French warships. very objection by sequently had to be converted into a dits who had lain in wait There has been extensive newspapers and influential individuals of fights along the whole front In for them "It has been vouchsafed to us to buying gigantic,hospital. All the public and In remain at of automobiles and auto trucks to anyone of German origin retaining Belgium and France appear, with Thirtieth street. peace, with honor, and in by BATTLE EBBS AND FLOWS. private hospitals, barracks, and A concern connection with the navy or the army. the troops now exhausted, to have The robbers made their escape In some part to succor the 'suffering and foreign agents. Syracuse schools became overfilled, but this did will from London.—Back and forth, in zigzag The “Globe,” which directs special degenerated into numerous isolated a waiting automobile. So diverse and supply the needs of those who are in receive $720,000 England not suffice, and theatres and offices for 200 motor trucks. Some of the •tyle, along the course of the Yser be- attention to naval affairs, has empha- attacks and counter-attacks in which vague were the descriptions of them want. We have been privileged by were occupied for this purpose. It will to that coun- f tween Nleuport, on the North Sea, and sized dissatisfaction over high com- the gains and losses are about equal- that were given by onlookers that the our own peace and self-control in machines be shipped was still inadequate. Then were in- The Packard Dlxmude, IB miles to the south, the mand in the navy, and has suggested, ly divided between the combatants. police have so far been unable to some degree to steady the counsels try and to France. vaded the Museum, the great Rotunde and Motor is a contract tide of battle ebbed and flowed day forcibly, that the retention of Prince A Turkish cruiser bombarded Theodo- p'«ce their fingers on a single man shape the hope and purposes of Company filling of the world-renowned Prater Park, a fear for 450 and the Federal fac- / upon day without any marked change I Louis, a naturalized German, in a po- sia, in the Crimea, inflicting con- Implicated. day of and distress. Our peo- trucks where ballets of the Allies and the siderable The Turkish elegant spectacular ^ere ple have looked upon their own life tory has orders for 30(L Henry Ford \ in the positions sition of high authority, was improper. damage. The men robbed were Cyril Staple- performed, the gay palaces of the cars to be W Germans being effected. There is a further suggestion that cruiser Hamidieh appeared off No- as a nation with a deeper compre- reports an order for 2,000 Viennese and all ton, a clerk at the soap factory, and in and de- great exhibitions, hension, a fuller realization of their used as ambulances. Gen. Joffre’s despatches, however, the first sea lord has lost popularity vorossysk, the Caucasus, Edward C. Benton, the assistant other available accommodation*. into the •trengthen the belief that the German as a result of the futile attempt to re- manded the surrender of the city, responsibilities as well as of their War orders are flowing The life of the is alto- cashier. The money carried by them city nearly and a keener sense of the the manufacturers attack in Flanders and France has lieve Antwerp. The responsibility for but departed without firing. New blessings, Chicago district, gether crushed by this painful mass of from the York County National the crest of and is slow- blunder is first The German cruiser Emden, the moral and practical significance of there having received contracts for passed power the alleged placed flying Bank was intended for the weekly mutilated humanity. what their for saddles. ly weakening. upon the shoulders of Winston Spen- Japanese flag, entered the Harbor part among the nations leather shoes, harness, The hospitals are beginning to run payroll. of the tons steel will The French official reports were cer Churchill, first lord of the admir- of Penang in the Straits Settlements world may come to be. Several thousand of short of chloroform, and as a result for the con- more favorable than at any time since alty, but critics of the admiralty have and sank the Russian cruiser Jem- "The hurtful effectB of foreign war be required at the start many operations are performed with- INDICTED ON LOTTERY CHARGE. and the German armies began their new not hesitated to charge that Prince tchug and a French destroyer. in their own industrial and commer- struction of London omnibuses, out anaesthetics. _ of advance fifteen days ago after the oc- Louis was cognizant of the Antwerp 'Prince Louis of Battenberg resigned cial affairs have made them feel the there are now a number inquiries Convalescent soldiers wander like Vancouver Bank Head Accused of cupation of Ostend. The Kaiser’s affair and co-operated with Churchill. as First Sea Lord of the British Ad- more fully and see more clearly in this market for it. vagabonds through the streets, cloth- Fraudulent Loan Schemes. the^ troops were not merely checked, but miralty because of the agitation in their mutual interdependence upon An American syndicate is reported ed in uniforms and still bandaged, Seattle, Wash.—George E. Stillings, were hurled back. England against him on account of one another and has stirred them to to have proposed to the Argentine begging alms. They are hungry, they president of the National Mercantile The Allies gained ground in Bel- his connection by marriage with the a helpful co-operation such as they Minister of Agriculture to construct in ask for food, warm apparel, under- Company, Limited, of Vancouver, B. gium to the north and east of Ypres, Emden, Disguise, German Emperor. have seldom practiced before. They 250 grain elevators in that country. clothing, and walking sticks. C., and nine other defendants were driving a wedge further northward be- The French War Office announces have been quickened by a great mora It is said that the original capital All the stocks have been exhausted. named in two indictments returned tween the German forces near the Sinks in East that the German attacks on the stimulation. Their unmistakable ar will be $3,000,000 gold, which will Warships There is no more leather for boots. by the Federal grand Jury and made coast and forces operating from Ghent front in Belgium appear to be mod- dor for peace, their earnest pity anc be increased to $6,000,000 as occasion There Is a shortage of shirts and jack- the defendants with The Allies public charging disinterested for ask for per- and Brussels. outfought erating. One sees reservists on sympathy those wht requires. The petitions Flag and With ets. sentry a In the re- Flying Japanese has sunk conducting lottery, obtaning money are Gov- the Germans and advanced The German cruiser Emden with around their waists suffering, their readiness to hell mission to issue warrants, the Dummy Funnel She Torpedoes duty ropes under false pretenses, and using the of La Basse, the for many a small steamer en route and to think of the needs of other, ernment to have a of 33 gion point Russian Cruiser and French Japanese Instead of leather belts. participation effort mails to defraud. has days of incessant and violent for Singapore. with the wounded arrive revealed them to themselves a ■>er cent, in the profits. Destroyer at Penang. Together The Government that the Allied line that the have alleges tha well as to the by the Germans to cut Berlin reports Belgians long precessions of cholera and dysen- world.” men obtained large sums of money OKUMaHfOR BIG JAP ARMY. in two. Elsewhere along the west been reinforced, but the German at- invalids, all from the Galician advices from tery means of fraudulent loan schemes. remains unbreak- London.—News agency tacks are by JUDGES flank the Allied line being pushed. frontier. The medical figures for Vi- WEAR OVERALLS. Premier for Emer- Tokio say that the French Ambassa- Urges Preparation able. The German official report admits indicate 100 dead from this Done the enna daily NIGHT RIDERS FEARED. gency—Heavy Military Budget dor there has been Informed that that the German and Austrian Follow Suit malicious epidemic. Attorneys in “Cotton Okuma, German cruiser the Tokio.—-Premier speaking Emden, flying forces have been compelled to re- Observance in South. Day” t a conference of party leaders urged Japanese flag, and further disguising tire from Russian Poland before Fifteen Arrests Reported In One Jackson, Miss.—Judges of the Mis hat the and navy be IMMENSITY OF RUSSIAN a false smoke- Oklahoma Cotton Japanese army herself by putting up fresh Russian troops. County. sissippi Court Supreme heard argu lcreased at once to enable the Im- ARMY DISHEARTENS stack, into the port of Penang Ardmore, Okla.—Cotton growers are slipped An official Berlin report said the battle PUT AT 40,000 ments while clad in overalls and co’ in TROOPS erial Government to act quickly GERMAN in the Straits Settlement and tor- was with alarmed over the increasing activities In Belgium proceeding ton shirts. Attorneys presenting case the Russian cruiser Jemtchug of the night riders ’organizations. ase of an emergency. pedoed “stubbornness." It was announced I to Complain of were cloth'ed similarly. the — There is reason to believe that LONDON. The Petrograd and a French destroyer that were in | Fifteen arrests are reported in Love that one of the British warships f New Troops. The departure from conventions the larg- of the Daily* Mail Both are to all oming budget wil contain correspondent the harbor. reported had been set afire the German County alone, of them charged dress was the by result of a local “Cot- est for military and sends the following regarding have been sunk with considerable loss with to damage and de- appropriations shells. According to re- conspiring ton Day” in furtherance of the “wear the in Russia: j naval expenditures Japan has yet fighting of life. Russian Generals said the Germans in Swiss 0 stroy property. cotton newspa- clothes” movement made. “The Germans are astonished was a cruiser built The Jemtchug lost at Warsaw because they delay- inch losses on the find and disheartened to always in 1902. She had a of 22’knots TO PRESERVE OLD FRIGATE. speed ed their attack after their brilliant Toul and Verdun fl PREDICTS A BIG TRADE WAR. themselves against fresh 4.7 MORE TROOPS FOR PANAMA. pitted and a main battery of six guns. and unexpected advance. king of Camp des troops, full of energy. The se- She was interned in Manila Q Constellation Be Perma- during Gen, Baron von Ardenne, formerly the Germans have May Kept U. S. Steel Advocate Conflict cret of this Ilea in the Russian | Says Fifth Infantry Ordered to Duty in the Japanese-Russian war. attached to the War Office in Ber- than 40,000 men. nently at Washington. Will Follow Europe's War. the Zone. plan of keeping an immense re- Of British vessels de- old Canal the forty-six lin, predicted the capture of Calais says that the 8 Washington.—The frigate Con- the port Philadelphia.—At conclusion of — The Fifth United serve for every army, changing during the war the Emden he which dates back to the Washington. stroyed and other channel ports, which, rs are complaining stellation, his argument in defence of the and never United States now at Plattsburg regiments frequently, has sunk This small pro- the to a war of arrived in Infantry, twenty. said, would open way pos- ior quality of the 1812, Washington States Steel John G. the same men on the Corporation, Barrracks, N. Y., will leave that sta- leaving tected cruiser has raised havoc with sible invasion of England. and will be exhibited to the public Johnson troops. predicted that an industrial tion about of November for firing line long enough to be- the British in the Indian Another rebellion has broken out in The the middle shipping here that at the navy yard. Constellation war all nations will In this the officially involving follow at in the Panama Canal come stale. way Ocean and has eluded all the war- South led Gen. Christian | from where was duty Empire, Africa, by estimate comes Baltimore, it the conflict in He said of the Russian Em- vspapers Europe. the zone. vastness sent to sink her. The vessels de Wet and Gen. Christian Frede- on in connection with the ships losses in the fight- exhibition United States would reequire the army of 8,000,000 men a total | Officials at the War Department peror’s destroyed by the Emden had rick Beyers, in the Orange Free he Yser Canal at I Star Spangled Banner centenary cele- of strength the United States Steel said the is beginning to show a marked value of about exclusive State and Western Transvaal. Hell- that the assignment of regi- |4.000,000, bration held that city last month. Corporation to uphold its business Influence on the ment to Panama was in accord- campaign.” of their cargoes. Their tonnage to- bron has been fceized, and the Gov- The Constellation may be duty kept prestige. Mr. Johnson appeared as the ernment officials taken ance with regular plans, arranged talled 61.683. prisoners. permanently at Washington. final advocate for the corporation. some time ago. OUST HONGKONG GERMANS. CANADA TO INTERNE FOES. FOOD AID TO BELGIUM. GERMANS SHY OF PETROL. MEXICAN CONSPIRACY PROVEN. SHERIFF’S WIFE AWARDED $3,220. RESUME BUYING ARMY HORSES Tons Is American Exhaust at and All Must Quit Business, Though They Will Arrest Thousands of Germans First 1000 Sent by Supply Brussels, Seven Guilty of Plotting Raid in Commission Decides Officer BSS In Was Britlah Join French In Pur- From Seize Second-Rate Horses. Equal British Numbers. Making and Austrian Residents. Commission England. Arizona for Revolution. Killed While on Duty. chases at St. Louis. of Ger- London. — The Dutch Brussels.—The German troops In Hongkong.—The legislative council of Ottawa.—Many thousands steamship Phoenix, Arlz.—Seven the nine Putnam, Conn.—In a decision Com- of an ordinance to St. and Coblenz sailed for Rotterdam with central Belgium have virtually ex- Hongkong, passed Mexicans on trial in the Louis.—Agents \>t the British mans and Austrian reservists United States .pensation Commission J. J. Donahue, 1000 tons of food hausted their Oil Is go into effect immediately, compelling army began buying cavalry and artil- other persons of alien nationality in the first purchased petrol supply. Disirict Court here, for conspiracy to awards the widow of the late Preston the American Commission for the issued now to officers, and all enemies of Great Britain living lery horses at the National Stock Canada are to be forthwith arrested by only high raid the banks and State military B. Sibley, late Sheriff of Windham relief of the Coinci- then In small The Germans in the colony to bring their enter- Yards after a cessation of a week. and interned, with their wives and Belgian people. quantities. store? in Phoenix last August, were County,. $100 for expenses and to an and leave. The Gov- $10 per The French have as dent with the of this ship, seized large quantities of oil fuel here, prises end Two were continued buying. children in many instances, pris- departure found guilty. acquitted. week for 312 weeks, to be paid by the the Government has announc- but it to Germany. Appar- ernment will appoint liquidators. Any The British atent has an order for oners of war. The Minister of Justice Belgian shipped Sentence was not pronounced. State, as a result of the death of the such a business horses. He has more after an all- ed that hereafter all movements for ently they are now unable to secure person purchasing The Intended was a 10,000 bought announced this decision raid part of plan Sheriff while boarding a trolley car at must show his good faith. There are tha 5,000. The French have several session of the Cabinet, which supplying Belgium with food must be a return of this oil. to equip a force for revolutionary ac- day in Danielson, January 2, 1914. The de- hundred conducted. through tha American The Germans are requisitioning as many German firms Hongkong horses at the stock yards passed an order in council covering tivities in Mexico. Miguel Ortiz, lead- cision finds that the Sheriff was in- horses. as EggUeh. waiting for shipment. The British ship- «Ji» situation. Commission. many second-rate er of the conspirators, escaped. jured in the pursuance of his duties, ped the last of their former purchases.