GALVESTON VOLUNTEER


BATTALION, Both April, 1916.
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The United States Army, under Gen. Tay-
lor, is surrounded by the Mexican enemy on
Texan soil. General Taylor has called upon
the Governor Of Texas for 2 400 troops. Let
Galveston show to the world that they are al
ways ready for the defence of their country
let them display the same spirit and alacriy
that they did in lS42.


If $50 or 200 men, with proper officers, can
be raised by tomorrow morning, at O'Clock,
they will be supplied with arms and accoutre-
ments, and will take passage on board the
steamer Monmouth, now bound for Point Is
abel. N. KINGSBURY,


Lieutenant u. S. .4rnlV.