CAMARGo, August ?, 1916.
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few hours after we left Mier yesterday,
the Camanches killed and scalped the al
caldc within a few hundred yards OF the
outskirts OF the place. He was returning
from his rancho in the neighborhood at the
time, and was shot from fence or some
other cover. To show the impudence of
the Camanches, and the great contempt in
which they hold their Mexican enemies,
I will relate one little inci.ient--one
farce, il may 50 call il, Of their pro-
duction. The day before the Americans
took possession of the place--ihis | was
told by one who saw the whole proceeding
"a small party Of Camanches appeared on
the opposite bank of the river, and within
three hundred yards Of the town. One Of
the Indians had not rag upon him save a
green Mexican uniform coat, faced with