MONTEREY, Nov. IA. 1916
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 Friend Pic.-Gen. Worth left here yesterday with about 1000 regular troops the 5lh and Slh U. $. Infantry and Col. Child's Artillery Battalion Gen

 Taylor went with him. and took Col. May s dra- guons, to 'lie number of 250, escort. suppose

 that object of the commander in chief is To as- certain, positively, the chances of obtaining water on ihe road to san Luis. m case it may be deemed expedient 10 march direct to thal city The report

 m canp is, that ten. Tayor's force has been ordered 10 Tampico; but believe he can do as he pleases. and if he finds that he get San Luis easily in this direction he will go there. will give ths as mere speculaton--of course we know nothing certain here. Il Gen. T. had Ben McCulloch's old company of Rangers he could find all about the route 10 San Luis; as Il is, Col. May may be sent out in that direction. He is an excellent and most skIlu officer, go ahead one, too but the Texans are lighter draught" than the dragoons, II can use an aquatic comparison m lhls case--can get about and play hde-and go-seek the chaparral better than any troops in the world, and VI much needed. If"".,hins inrns up vl,n sball hear from me again. Yours, COMPANERO.