stands a Catholic Church, Markets, Cathedral Shrines, Onix Works and small Indian shops and factories of Puebla. In the afternoon we went to the Bull Fight (except Royal) He was greatly depressed because of the sad news of his sister Vedas possible loss in the California Flood. The Bull Fight was good, 26,000 people present, a very colorgul sight all very well behaved but demonstrative and greatly animated. Six beautiful black bulls were killed 2 Spanish and for Mexican; the first, the finest. One horse killed no one was hurt. The abuse of the horses was the only thing I disliked; they were blindfolded and had no chance and were gored terribly by the bulls. The fighters all beautifully dressed were aplauded or jeered according to their bravery or hard luck. So much for the bull fight. I will tell you more later. The trip west was out to Toluca 50 miles to the Indian Market specially the market basket a wonderful sight. Blankets, baskets, pottery, pigs, chickens, all kins of cooked and uncooked foods for sale, much of the wares on the ground or walks and people standing around as thick as possible, but with it all, no confusion or disorders. We and all other tourists made many purchases. On our way back we visited one of the oldest monasteries in North America. A wonderful day. One more day to the South in Cuernavaca a beautiful place where ambassador Marrw made his country home 45 miles south, Palaces of Cortez, and later Maxilmillian, frescoes of Diego Rivera. Wonderful hotel and markets and cathedrals. Beautiful country. On further south 60 miles is Taxco (Tasco( a mining city of 7,000 on the side of a mountain. The first silver shipped to Spain was from here and this is still a rich silver section. Narrow one