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La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26

En- Nuevo Mexico, una gran
proportion de ciudadauos son due.
hcs de sus propios hogares, y afue
IA de ESQ libres de hipoteca, mas
que en- cnalquiera otra comunidad
de la Union, Nuevo Mexico es IN
estado agricolo y proporcIdn ma
yor de sus tncas perteneeen al que
las ocupa, que en- cualquiera otro
estado. Cuanto signifiea ESQ, pne-
dc apreciarse del sentimiento ST.
guiente expresado en- el dltimo MI
nero del Worlds Work: "No Sc.
ria. difcil mostrar que la possession
de terreno por ell hombre que 10
cultiva es Ia primera condlci6n de
nuestra salud y caracter; Y 81 de-.
seas hallar una raz6n grave de alar
ma, podeis deiar a un lado todos
los espantaios de los politicos Y es.
tudiar 81 aumento en- arriendos en-
los Estados Unidos. A hro largo
la virilidad Americana signihcati
va, es virilidad rural, y virilidad
rural signihca Ia possession de te.
rreno.p Es porque la gente de
Nuevo Mexico es duena del sueIo
que cnltiVa, por9ue es duena dc
sus hogares, por 10 que con q
tempo este sera uno de los mas
grandes y prosperos estados dc d
Union. FL Nuevo Mexicano.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26

Juan Geronimo Martinez, HENRY
lJ. Young, Escolastico Martinez +,
Antonio JoseFh, quienes en- Ia ii.
TINA Conveocion del condado de
Taos eran luces brillantes en- nues
tras dellberaciones, y nosotros co
mo amigos y ayudantes nos some
temos 4 su volnntad.
Resu6lvase, que nosotros como
amigos y dem6cra tas sentimos su
perdida tan sinceramente como sus
familias.
Resu6lvase tambien, que una co.
pia de estas resoluciones sean man
dadas 4 sus respectivas familias.
Resuelto que adoptamos la pla-
taforma adoptada por la Comisi6n
Central Den6crata que Sc reuni6
on Santa F6 N. NJ, el dia 12 dc
Julio de 1910, especialmente la
parte que So refere a la Iniciativa
y el Referendum.
Sea ademaa resuelto. Que es
tamos en- favor de un sistema de
educaci6n que este concentrate en-
manos del estado, para proporcio
mar a Ia juyentud iguales medios
de edncarse para Ia igual reparti
cion de fondos a todos los distri
tos con el fin de darles nueve me.
ses de escuela cada aIio con macs.
tros competentes.
Vemos con gran sentimiento
que 81 acta de habilitaci6n quiere
excluir el idioma espanoI de las es-
cuelas pdblicas y el ingles sola-
mente sea ensenado. Nosotros no
estamos opuestos que el ingl6s sea
el idioma principal que Sc ensene,
pero deseamos que una parte del
tempo Sc use para la ensenanza
del idioma espanol para poder me
Jor aprender el ingl6s
Por cuanto, el acta de habilita
cion pasado por un Congreso Re
publcano procure el descalifcar
una gran mayorfa de nuestros ciu
dadanos de habla espanola, de to-
ner ofcinas de estado y condado,
bajo la clausula que solo aquellos
pueden seryir como oficiales quie.
nes hablan y escriban 81 idioma in
giles y puedan tranzar negoclos sin
la ayuda de un int6rprete, y en- su
modo descalifcan una gran mayo
ria de nuestros ciudadanos de tener
oticinas adn que tengan una buena
educaci6n en- espanol y hayan teni
do ofcinas anteriormente, no solo
a su propio credito pero al credito
de la entera comunldad, y nosotros
citamos como ejemplo brillante a
los honorables ]. NJ. Gallegos, me-
ior conocido como "El Padre Ga
llegos" Juan Geronimo Martinez,
Pedro Sanchez, Santiago Valdez,
Aniceto Valdez, Pedro Valdez Y
una multitud demaslado numerosa
para mencionar, quienea han teni.
do estas ofcinas anteriormente sin
poder hablar el ldioma lngles.
Ahora, POI 10 tanto, sea resuelto
por esta Convention dem6crata del
,ondado de Taos.
Que instrutnos a naeatros can.
iidatos aqui escogidos que usen
.odos los modos legales para tener
ncertado en- la Constitution que
,sta clausula no aplcara a ofciales
ie condado . precinto."
Alexander Gusdorf Pres.
Reyes N. Martinez, Sec.
j. N. Vigil
Vincent Thomas
Martilniano Sandoyal.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26
CONvENCEON
EPlJBEHCANA
Fu6 Conducida FELIX TSrnino Con ell Mas
Crande Entusiasmo Armonia.--LOs Cuatro
Candidates PostuIados, 81 Elect6s, Hon
raran Taos v a su Partido--Todos
Los Precintos Fuercn Repre-
sentad0s
sentados

incumbencia hizo 10 mejor que Sc
pddo para evitar NAL querencias y
murmuraciones Dc ciertas gentes.
Dadas estas explicaciones por el
presidente y secretario de la Coini-
sion Central, SO hizo una moci6n
para que los delegados SO trasIada-
ran en- 81 Taos Hall para convenir
ALI en- caucus priyado On redactar
81 boleto de los cuatro candidates
para Delegates 4 Ia Constitution y
asf se,hizo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26

a conforme la llamada del Co
mite Central Republican, de con
dado, 81 sabado P. p. 20 del que
rige, two lugar la Cohvencion
Republicans do este condado para
postular cuatro candidates que le
correspondent 4 este condado para
redactar la Constitution del fnturo
eatado de Nuevo Mexico, en- la
Convention Constitutional que 50
reunira on Santa Fe 81 proxlmo dia
3 de Octubre.
Como va Sc Anticipate desde q
dia de las primarias de precintos,
a primeras horas Sc temfa de IN
romplmiento entire los mismos Re
pubIianoa y delegados, por peleas
que podriamos lamar famlliares,
entire los uiismos republicanos Z
que va han existido desde hace al
gunos snos en- las luchas politicas
de aqui. Sin embargo, gracias al
bnen tino de los buenos Repubi-
canos. todo Sc arregl6 Y Sc llev0 a
feliz termino la postulaci6n de los
cuatro candidates.
La Convention fue llanada al
6rden por 81 Preeidente de Ia Co.
mission Central Republicans, hon.
Malaquias Martinez, q las 10 en-
punto de la manana y despues de
leida Ia llamada por 81 secretario
Sc procedi6 enseguida en- nombrar
las diferentes comisiones dc la con
yenci6n, a saber. sobre organiza-
ci6n permanente; Credenciales' Or
den y reglas de la Convention y
resoluciones. Las difsrentea CO.
misiones fueron nombradas por ia
silla en Ia forma siguiente: sobre
organization pormanente, Dopa
ciano Quintana, A. B. Trujillo
Don. Graham, Q. G. Martinez Y
b. Fernandez.
Sobre credenciales, Ramon San
chez, Squire Hartt Jr. NJ. Cordo-
ba, y. Ortegay VIM. Baxter
sobre resoluciones, Gregorio
Leybs, B. SantistevaD, B. Berry
Bias salszar y A. NJ Cortes.
Una vez nombradas las diferen-
tes comisiones la convention Sc
prorrogo hasta las 3 p. M.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26
resoluciones, {
Santiatevan, B
zar y A. NJ. Oortt
2 nombradas las
stones la conven
hasta las 3 P. m.
EN IA TARDE.
venci6n sobre o
lanente reporto CT
En- la TARDE.

La convention sobre organiza-
ci6n permanente reporto como ST.
que:
Para Presidente nato, Donaeia-
no Qnintana, Vice preaidentes, Ju-
an A. Valdezy Donaciano Graham.
Secretarios 0. q. Martinez Y ].
Montaner.
La comisi6n sobre credenciales
report6 que todoa los precintos es-
taban Representatives con exception
de los precintos Nroa. 18, 17y %
y con un total de delegados de 58
que SO hallabau preaentes. La CO.
mission sobre reglas de Ia conven-
cidn tambien hizo su reporte.
Innediatamente que las dichas
comisiones hieieron su reporte 81
senador MARTINEZ tom6 Ia palabra y
sugeri6 a los conyencionales do or
ganizar el partido y nombrar una
comisi6n central de condado que
Sc entendera dc los asuntos del par
lido Republican, del condado, 10
mismo que de cada IN precinto.
AL concluirse Ia convention So no.
min6 Ia nueva comitiva por los d.
ferentes delegados dc precintos.
Mas tarde publicaremos Ia lIsta de
los diferentes presidentes y secre-
tarios de cada IN precinto por el
partido Republicano.
FL aecretario de la Comlsi6n
Central Republican,, Dc igaal mo
do, di6 las gracias 1 los conveneio
males y rvpnblicanoa por el cargo
conferido a q mdicd, que, debi
DO Z los compromises y enemista-
dosqae causaba el cargo 'ls secre
tario de la comisi6n central iamas
aceplaria tal possession yinucho y ME
uos euaudo dos de Ia mismo fami-
lia tenian el maueio, para caossr
sospechas, adn cuando durante su
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26

mismos & nvoentemente SO trai
cionaroD, pero que no culpen a
que esta invocente de clio y al QUE
es honesto y legal para tales asur
tos.
Ell BOLETO DECLARADC
NOMINADO.
Una vez concluidas las tareas en-
81 Taos Hall, los delegados en- pre-
cesl6n y al toque de mdsica, SO tras
ladaron on la Casa de Cortes en-
donde SO lego el boleto nominadc
para delegadoa Constituencies
por el partido Republican,, 4 sa
Der:
Malaquias Martinez
Squire Hartt Jr.
William Mexican
O. G.. martinez.
Enseguida tom6 la palabra ell Sc
nador Martinez con IN elocuente
discurso que fu6 recibido con afro
nadores aplausos, Y luego sigui6
ell hon. Ramon Sanchez con otro
elocuente discurso.
S. prorrog6 Ia convention 4 las s
P. N. Y solo los delegados SO que
daron ALI para escoger su comisi6n
Central y de preclntos que pnblica
remos en- estas Columns mas tarde.
Todo concluy6 muy ermoniosa
mente y con el mas grande entu
siasmo por parte do los Republica
nos, que, aiendo los nominados
hombres todos competentes y del
mejor material que hay en- Taos,
puede estarse SECURE que Ia pr6xi
ma election marcara una de las
formidables victorias que registra
ra la historic del partido Republi
cano en- Taos
LAS REsoLUoIoNEs.
Nosotros los Republicanos del
condado dc Taos en- convention
reunidos este dia 20 de Agosto "A.
D. 1910, reafirmamos y aceptamos
los principles de gobierno declara-
dos por el gran partido Republi.
cano de los Estados Unidos, bajo
cuyos principlos, que Sc han lie
vado a cabo por la administration
Nacional Republican, durante los
altimos cincuenta amos, los Esta
dos Unidos han hecho su mas gran
de progreso y han tornado su lu-
gar como una potencia recouocida
en todo el mundo.
Endorsalnoa la administration
del Presidente William Howard
Taft y le extendemos nuestro mas
sincere agradecimiento por sus IS
fuerzos en- adquirir para NuevO
Mexico Ia gran bendici6n dc ser
miembro en- la hermandad de los
Estados.
Endorsamos la administration
territorial del Gobernador Mills Y
le pronetenos nnestro soporte en-
todos los esfuerzos que sean para
81 progreso de los mejores intere
ses del pueblo en- general.
Rscomendanos al delegado W.
II. Andrews, al Hon. Salomon Lu
ma, fnlembso de Ia Comisi6n Nacio
nal Republicans, al Hon. II. o.
Bnrson. nuestro Presidente Terri
torisl Republican,, y 4 todos los
otros ciudadanos del Territorio que
los asistieron en- 81 empenoso y
pr6sPcro trabajo en- Ia carrera por
estado, y expresamos q elloa nues
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1910-08-26

Fl departamento one tenemos actual.
menfe en esta impfenla para todo iraba.
10 Do Obras y encnadernaci6n es e1 ID lfs
complete y podem0a aserurar daf buena
saiistacci6n tanto en- bfecios como en
cualidad. Hacemos cuanto se paeaa ae.
scar en ia linea de imprenta y encuader-
naci0n. Toda nuesra maauinnfla tinoe
esnuevo.
lenelnos siompre en- mano oda clase
de blancos en- ingl6s y en- espanoI. Do.
cumenlos, hiretecaa. notas. coufratos.
cartas de Yenta, blancos para iueces ,ie
paz, para abogados, ilaDzaa, blanc0s para
entrar minas, leases, etc. Sc venaen n
|por mayor y al menudeo.
Complete surtido de libros espanoles
~ ilbros para escueler0s. Pizarras. pln-
mas, tintas, etc. Pidan nuestro cafaloeo.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03

missions lts object S 70 promote the
adoption by al iosai churches aud mis-
sion boards 81 A comprehensive plan ior
the eFanguh1iion Of the world in ihls
geHer@tioh. lt has already enlisted tie
cooperation and assistance Of the lore-
most men Of an denominations
The movement started three years age,
during the centennial celebration Of tie
haystack prayer meeting held In New
York City The foreign mission boards
0f an the churches have given their en-
dotsement, and their representatives are
cooperating with the movement in its
progress from city to city.
40 the conclusion 81 Dr. Gnthrie's talk,
SIR Allen again spoke and explained tie
plans of the movement for the convene
ton which - To BE held ID Burlington
March 81. He invited as many present at
last nights meeting as possible to attend
the convention as delegates, and was
successful in getting several 70 agree
70 20.
c. S. Andrews ofIiciaied as chairman
Of last evenings meeting. Selections
were given during the evening BIT tie
Hedding male chorus The work 81 this
organization q uch that its eil0ris are
fully appreciated at aI times, ana last
evening met with hearty applause.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
Dress Goods

These are an Of them new goods, not
al Of them new kinds, but new cloths
just opened up from Che manufacturers.
These come Ia now eolors and new finish.
They are IN advance 81 former seasons,
Yard.wido Poplar Cloths are IN great
demand. They come ~ al eolors and are
the best cloths 40 25c On the market
to-day being nearly as good as most soc
half wool cloths.
New French Serge, yafd-wide double
fold N AN the best colas while We
can get them al soc per yard.
Mobairs are % Be good yes. some Of
the best These We have IN all grades.
We have q particularly nice Niohair
il black. fancy stripe az 500 chat
will go very quickly.
For tailored skirts We have a Black
sicilNan made 81 best imported mohair.
az S1.35 per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
RocHEsTER.

Mis- Emily Harlow Of Hancock was
a guest 81 sunny Bank recently.
The receipts from The drama Fight.
Ing for Freedom" were about 500 aside
from expenses
Mrs. VIII Marsh Is ia Boston iof q
while taking her little daughter there
for medical treatment
The girls o. the high school basket
bali team defeated the girls 81 che town
team Friday evening BY score Of 4
TO p
Ralph Bash, fireman "a The W n n.
was seriously injured By the engine -.
ing down through bridge near Cay
vile during the recent thaw and high
water.
Owing q the recent rainfall there
was such 8 depth 81 water that the road
were nearly impossible. preventing chli.
dren from attending school and some s.
TIE mail carriers from delivering the
mail
News has been received q the death
81 Mrs Harvey Perry ef Mortified,
who will s. remembered Mrs Fletcher
and an oidtime resident of this town.
lIer death was caused hv q shock and
sbe lived bat a short time
There was 4 social party at the home
az Robert Marsh Saturday evening. Sew
aral from out of town were present, aud
tie evening was passed pleasantly with
games cards and music, aud a tempting
array Of refreshments was served 20 Che
guests.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

A few NUTS left g pefry'a.
SIG the new spring goods s. Vaaghans
Look Bed Devil randers clear store
Notice our toilet soaps "a show cass
az Fits
See Ahhotts yard.wide black taaeta
for 500
New ealatea for tie chidren's dresses
100 a yard 40 Fits
Wplter Perkins 81 oxford, n. H., VS..
tied friends ia this city to-day.
Don't miss getting some ~ tie good
things this month 40 Yauehan's
Ffst-class repairing 81 watches clocks,
iewelry Work guaranteed az kiddcrs.
Mrs Eugene Dorc BIT Milford N. III.
b visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Green,
ough Of Seminary street
Social dance IN Woodmen's hail. FIJI.
day evening, March { Rileps orchestra
Of SIS pieeea Everybody cordially III.
vited. Fine supper NJ Rathskeller at ~
midnight Dancing from 10 a. m.
Full BIN. per couple sl.50
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
Cara Of Thank

We wish 20 thank al tie friends who
kind8 assisted Us ID any way during
our sad bereavement, also fof tie MANY
beautiful flowers
Charles Lombard
Mr. and Mrs VIII I'VE.
Dir. and Mrs John Worcester,
Arch NYe
Coronation bfaids and tHrbaHa IN dill
the latest styles st Fits
Don't miss Fridays sale. Goods adyer-
tised IN window lit Naughaus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
ToPsHAM

Miss Alice White Is spending q few
days in soutl Bge9ata
Miss Jennie Moore has eono g AIafg
Fletcher hospital fol treatment.
u r. Nolan was able to resume his
duties ID the store Monday morning
II II. MeIam attended the funeral Of
VIM Page at East Corinth last Mon.
aay.
Town meeting passed off very quietly
with but few changes IN the town Off
GERS
MRS. j. B. MeIam IS convalescine
slowly, Mrs. e. n Powers Is assisting
in caring for her.
Miss Jessie Mckay is IN with nervous
trouble and Is under tile care Of Dr. g.
w Darling d South Ryegate
MI. and Mrs. r. 3. Powers went 70
Cooksyille last Saturday to visit their
daughter, Mrs Carroll Childs.
Mrs Ahbie Hood returned to South
Ryfgate last Saturday 10 care for Mrs.
Tom Courtney, who Is still very III.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
MucH INTEREsr sHowN



wfll-attended meeting was held ~
liedding Methodist church last evening
when delegate. from various churches ID
tha city were present "a the Interests ol
the Iaymen's missionary movement
I Two addresses were delivered during the
evening one by r. f. Allen 81 Bufling-
ton and one hy Rev II g. Guthrie. pas.
for 81 the First Congregational church
81 Burlington
Alr Allen said ia his address that men
were just waking ZIP 10 the fact that the
laymen missionary movement was one
IF tie most important IN the history Of
the church Re took the history Of The
church from The time Of The crusades,
through the reformation then to the
days Of Wesley and Luther. and com.
pared the present movement 60 those
times. let us not Be unmindiul" said
the speaker that we live in q great
time. As the Laymens league missionary
movement is bound 70 sweep the eoun-
frY"
When otr western civilization goes
into foreign countries. &c means That
DIE men of those countries are drifting
away from pamnism. and 6nf duty IL
ta meet tie needs al these men and give
them something II place % what they
have east away. air. Allen spoke 81 the
advances of Mohammcdism ana pid that
wheu this gets hold Of the countries it
S doubly hard to Chrstianize them.
The Object If the Movement
Dr. Guthrie then spoke giving an ont
line 81 the work ot The movement. its
origin and growth Tae following Is
description Of the movement:
The Lavmen's missionary movement is
rot au organization but j movement 1T
S the twentieth century expression Of
So men 81 The church on the subject Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
Dress Goods

Poplin weayes are good, ID both cot.
ton and wool iabrics. We are showing
ia the Cotton poplins beauty in q
fan line Of colors at 25e per yard. SIX
anish.
Wool poplins are our best These
come in al grades, The one That We
ask YOU b See comics "a black and eolors
a 800 per yard and will compare
with any 1925 cloth
serges are good and are a cloth that
holds IS shape and color. we have 4
good one, g inches wide at 75e per
yard
Shepherd plaids in wool are good, est.
psciaily 10 the larger checks. This We
have & inches wida at only csc per
yard 4 good 75e cloth.
White sergcs ore very good and win
be getting better 81 the eason advances.
We have a good White Serge heavy. and
beauty At use Per yard
New lot Of Fancy smiings fot tailored
suits a 500 end s1.3B per yard.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03

Apollo Club Of Montpelier Won Duplicate
Whist Match Last Night.

Apollo Club Of Montpelier Won Duplicate
Whist Match Last Night.
Vneitn club invited the Apollo club
of Montpelier mp Inst night for a dnpli-
cate whist match, and The latter re-
sponded By administering q decisive beat
ing, the score being 90 to 56 The Mont
pelier players won d six Of the eight
tables. The results are as follows;
Brown and Baldwin Of Apollo defeated
Lease and CLARK 81 Nineitia 3 6 p
Lowe and Noholm OF Apollo defeated
Ayeril and Maekay 81 Nmeitia, 2 10 s.
arrow and puinam of Apollo defeated
y. Smith and Matthews of Nineitia IL
70 3.
Long and Phillips Of Apollo defeated
Haleosa amid Austin Of Nincitia. Is % q.
Dillon and Ballard 81 Nineitia defeated
Goodououeh and Pitkin Of Apollo, g % s.
Perry and Harris Of Vincitia defeated
Greene and Whittier 81 Apollo. 80 s.
Seuter and smith 81 Apollo defeated
Cole and Whitehead 81 Vineiiia, 3 "a Il
Laird and Brooks 81 Apollo defeated
Gordon and Lynde Of Vineitia q io s.
The local club SERVED q buffet lunch 60
the visitors. and tie time 70 he depart
mo 81 the midnight train was taken up
with an informal Smoke talk" about
whist and other matters.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Spring gingbams and percalcs just ar.
rived al Perry's
Cut flowers and funeral designs at
Youngson- Pearl street. Tel 432-lL
Another lot 80 Use fancy stripe white
goods See them-loc yard ct Vauehans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
a 2 ABBOTT 60. Ia ABBoTT s co.TA. ARRoTT GO.
There's a Ring i'm a New Thing
That Attracts the Eye if Not tIle Ear

o Merchandise will ladies'
though with all goods Our goods for this
shown before and hope goodo
j o Sc their we'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03

"Neighbor lakewood" viii BE- repeated
in the Williamstown grange hall Tues
day evening, March s. Admission, poe
children l0c. Good music VIII be fur.
nished.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-03
Silks


This viii BE- good silk season. The
sale 81 silks having taken q great start.
Is pretty sure % continue an through
the season
To take care of our SIR trade. we have
e large assortment % PATTERN. Just tie
sizo 81 one suit This aiyes a customer
a chance 90 get q selected pattern not
Ike any other ard as 20 price we guar.
antee it 60 De right.
There is d demand for best grade Tai.
fetas These we huy ID wide widths as
IL cuts Be better advantage and safes
the purchaser fully 70 per cent.
We have a special and hepa e have
more. II + Z yefd.wide Meallu eiik
m navy at SI.25 per yafd Did yea
ever see enc a. widel Its THE ncw
thing and Is sure e come. Narrow Silks
must 50 the wias ONES are bis saving
and not % many seams
Orr 500 yard.wide Black Tafieta
is good sl25 grade. il Is speela
at our price,
One of orr best pure dyed RIaes Int
feties comes from Brainerd & Armstrong
aud. while thcY expect us % 4et Sl.50
ior S. We arc making Is 8 leader e
s13T I 2 per gard.