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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
JuNrA EXPECTS INTERVENTION
lnsurrsetos Do Not Believe Diax Will
Aaroo 20 Peace.

Agree 20 Peace.
San Antonio. March 2l.-Members OF
the local junta OF the revolutionists do
not believe that Finance Minister Linn
antour will be able to effect peace
agreement with Diaz II he would.
Tho junta expects American inter-
vsntion in Mexico within q week. They
ray Diaz Is too proud to accept any
proposition toward peace that would
be accepted by the rebels.
! At tho army camp there 10 no per-
eeptible change. tho men and officers
holding that air Of expectancy that has
characterized the atmosphere OF the
camp for the last several days
Bearing out the assertion that
maneuyers are only intended. 1t IL CIV
en- that General Smith will take tho
field tomorrow with the First brigade
and viii make a practice march 20
Leon Springs. for target practice.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
Found in Hotel.

New York, March 21.-An hour after
the receipts Of telegram from Chi
caRo asking that Mildred Peters. 1s
years old, be located here. detectives
found her in solitary state IN room
In a hotel near the grand centrai sta-
ton, where she had registered Miloreo
refused to say anything about nerseH.
No one accompanied her to the notel
ana she remained in her room most Of
tha time
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
LIQUOR BILLS HELD UP.
No LeaisIation Until ssnatorship
Disposed Of.

| No AD0toDDyo00 OUSU 0OuSSVVOUsp -
Disposed Of.
4 special to Times-Republican.
pes Moines. March c1.-The fact that
N the temperance questions are becoming
|(badly mixed with the senatorial ques-
ktion was again forc!bly demonstrated
l}this morning when the house commit
IItee reported. A report on the f1ve-mtle
j,limit bill, which had been expected. was
knot on the list.
m Il developed that the house judiciary
Hcommittee, which had secured the bill
latter the complication Of last week.
| had ut first voted to report out the
kbill for passage. Later the committee
lwithdrew the report and voted to per-
limit the bill to remain in committee un-
vftil the senate has acted on the same
vmeasure. This is the first time 80 far
ms known that any house committee
s}has formally decided to permit the sem
|ate to take the lead in such a matter.
Mt 10 an open secret that the plan Is to
Rfefuse to dispose Of the hve-mile bill
Hand other prohibition measures until
4he senatorship Is settled.
Insurance Bills Turned Down.
The house demonstrated this morn
4ng that II was not disposed to accept
without question "the bills framed by
xU0 0t&x0 AIlOuId duSo OSVoI IlIuSHS. A
/ bill introduced by the committee on Tn
. .snrance to authorize the auditor to ap-
I 6oint IN additional insurance examiner
on . saiary OF Se.3cc ;;,e:: .... d.
1eaked without any discussion what
eveF, the vote being 10 to 81. Tho
kchairman Of the insurance committee
fthen refused to call up the bill prepared
BY the insurance department to nullify
the. Blanchard anti-compact law, and
le WIN be taken up tomorrow.
.Tsaehsrs' Pension Proposed.
Represehtative Ellis today introduced
II bill In the house providing for a
gtate teachers retirement fund. to be
lc1med BY q certain assessment to be
paid BY teachers Of the state. The
blll requires that each teacher must
have taught twenty-five years. fifteen
pf which was In the public schools be-
fore being privileged to accept the
kenent.
lIassn put in bill prohibiting the
NE oR liquors Within one thousand
4 ot of . county fair.
& 4epeooentative whitney introduced
A1ll providing for the nomination Of
yn1ted states senator's ct the general
sjon.
NjttinS the 0eetlssssrs.
- AOuse today passed the Beebe
sUvid1ng that each county at
GAan secure from the federal
1g1l110@A llst Of the holders e9'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
PAGE ONE.
Teloora ohio Nowo;

PAGE ONE.
Telsaraphio News,
Illinois Miners In Battle Array.
Foreigners Make Demonstration
lnsurrectos Don't Expect Peace.
Preparing For Decisive Moment
Senate Puts Finish on Suffrage.
Liquor Legislation Delayed.
Senatorship Contest Grows Tame.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
Iowa News;
A Nom fractional Measure.
Field Work Awaits Rain.
Topaz Creamery Assigns.
johnson Case to Grand Jury.
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
Iowa News and stor,
Negroes Succeed as Farmers.
Railroads Resort TO Old Plea.
Story. When a Man Marriss.
PAGE SIX.
EDITORIAL:
Making Another Supreme Court.
School Children ana Cattle.
Fighting tho Ocean With a Broom.
The Changing OF the Old Order.
Topics and Iowa Opinion
Looker-On In Iowa.
PAGES SEVEN. EIGHT. NINE. TEN
AND ELEVEN.
City News:
Council Passes Water Power Plant
On to New Council
Will Turn Over Bids.
Viaduct is Debate Subject.
Examination OF Preachers Opens
Conference.
ST. Clair Boards New President.
School Board Reorganizes.
LeC;rand Submits New Proposition.
Labor Candidates Address Fifth
Ward Meeting
General City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Good rains In Winter Wheat Belt.
Free Selling OF Corn at Decline.
Packers Buy Hogs.
Cattle Slow But Prices Unchanged.
Democrats to Start Work on Tariff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
RuMoR Is PERSISTENT.

china's Dispatches TO Cologne Persist
In Assassination Of kostoroviteh.
Cologne. Germany. March PA dis
patch to the Cologne Gazette from
Pekin also reports that NJ. Kostoro-
witch, the Russian minister, had been
murdered IN China, thus repeating the
rumor which was current In st. Peters.
burg yesterday but had not been vera.
dad
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
Carroll Man oiss n WssG

Carroll Man Oios IN West.
Special 10 Times-Repnblican.
CarroN. March 2l-Joseph Nufro. Of
Eugene. Ore. died yestsrday. Nse r.
suit OF an operation. lnfornetion WAs
received hero today. The fnnoGAl WIN
b held in Carroll Friday nsosnssg. He
0hout 6s SeA11.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
peru 10 Ra;se bundle.

Sunapee, n. H., March 21-TMree
bu9faloes, bull and two cows. have
been shipped to Callao. Peru. Tho huf-
faloes were purchased from the Lake
Austin, Corbin's Blue mountain reser-
walton, by the Peruvian government
and will become the nucleus Of the
N0e hecd A, 9ovth America. 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21

viii Taks Stewart 20 Chicago.
Cedar Rapids. March 9l.-H. J. Stew
art. wanted In Chicago. and arrested
hero last night came TO Cedar Rapids
yesterday afternoon. He will BE- taken
back to Chicago. probably tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
RUNAWAY GIRL CAPTURED.

chieaee Miss Of IS Years Living n'on
in New York Hotel.
CHICAGO. March 21.-H. e. Peters. OF
4207 Lanrley avenue, today left for
New York. with Detectives Miller and
Soweikert, to bring the formers dau1h-
ter. Mildred Peters. Is years old. back
to her home here. Mr.. Peters said his
daughter had run away from home last
Saturday with another young girl
whose identity was not disclosed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21

caused him to beat the woman's brains
out with club. The trial had not been
completed when Brown pleaded guilty
and went to prison. Shortly after the
sentencing Of her husband 10 prison for
the rest Of his life. Mrs. Browns son.
wealthy gambler. died In Colorado Of
tuberculosis. Mrs. Brown never re-
covered from the shock Of these af-
faira
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
SAILORS WIFE DEAD.

Wife Of Blockade Runner and pauah-
ter Of Ssa Captain, Dies at St. Louis.
st. Louis, March 21.--Mrs. Louis Nye
Godfrey. whose husband commanded a
warEhip during the blockade running
in the civil war. and whose father was
captain OF a ship seized by French
pirates in 1898, died here las, night.
aged 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
ROOSEVELT IN. CALIFORNIA.
Makes Two Addresses in Los Angeles
To Spea kin Pasadena.

Los Angeles March 21.-Theodore
Roosevelt today came into southern
California for n two days stay. He
addressed the y. NJ. c. A. here In the
forenoon and in the afternoon he will
speak to the high school pupils. leav-
ing Immediately after for Pasadena
where tonight he will speak before the
Throop Polytechnine school, and will
deal with the scientific side of his Afri-
can tour.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
EIGHT HOUR BILL PASSED.

Womsn's Labor Enactment Passes
Colorado Senate.
Denver, March 21.-The senate yes
terday passed on the third reading the
women's eight hour bill. The vote was
IS to IA.
Senator Cornforth attacked the con-
stitutionality of the bill and was Kissed
by women In the gallery.
Tho bill passed the house last weck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
FOLLOWS LEAD or HOUSE AND
voTEs DOWN SILL TO Ex-
TEND FRANCHISE.
}olLuLLANp sAvs WOMEN
( ShouLD ATTEND 70 BADlEs
sCalls Attention 60 Fact That Birth
Rate In Iowa has Decreased During
Ysar-4ouss Delays Vote on Five.
Mile Limit Bill and Other Liquor
Messurse Pending psadleek End.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines, March 21.-The senate
disposed Of the woman suffrage cues
tion again today after listening to the
usual speeches pro and con. The vote
was q for ana - against the resolu-
&ion 70 submit II to the people.
Allen, Of Pocahontas. opened the
discussion and presented the argument
1or gtving the voters the right to decide
che question. He said he knew OF no
argument that could be urged for CIV
ing men the right 70 vote that will not
apply % well for women.
oiliiIiand's Chestnut.
oiuflland worked of his chautauqua
address on the senate In opposition
s.Ths good women here assembled"
Ae said. might be better employed
elsewhere. There u no demand In
Iowa for this agitation"
He advised them to stay at home.
II s.rhere are 10000 less children In Iowa
under s years Of ago than there were
ten years ago. think somebody ought
% stay at homo. We do not need the
decorated dishpan and the hobole SKIRT
a our politics"
senator Chapman also spoke against
the bill. The hall was well hlled with
women who came to hear the discus
sion. but there was no demonstration.
Psssnde Of Suffrage.
Those who voted for the women's
nu6raRetto amendment were Allen, OF
Il Pocahontas, Ames. Bennett" Brown
sIiaaAson. Grove. Dunnegan. Fitspat-
\ racK. francisco. Garrett. Hammill. Hun.
atcr. Larrabee. Mccall. Mccnl!oush:
& slf6udIoot. Reasn. Gates. smith. OF
(aaifeheil. epaulding and stuckslaser:
ssIWo only were abssnt, oute1ey ana
}9lhaa This eAds the woman sunfaee
Slof SfiS sesaion. a. the house mas al
Jssady acted unfavorably.
Several Bile Passsd.
Tho Iowa senate today prior to tax
ing IN the woman's suffrage resolution
4 oassed the following measures:
. BY Balluff. permitting cities to IN
creaaa their general tax levies mills.
Nv spaulding, permitting cities OF
III 900 population or moro 60 adopt the
I(commission plan Of government
~ ~ Smith. OF Mitchell. providing that
Yorelrn corporations shall pay taxes
i only On Investments In Iowa.
The senate passed two minor pills
intended to make It easier to organize
ana capitalize interurban companies.
No Divvy for Counties.
sThe senate defeated the bill to give
70 counties S per cent Of the hunters
licenses for expenses.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
AGED suFFRAoETrE DEAD.

Pioneer Advocate Of Women's Rights,
Dies at Her Homo in New Haven.
New Haven, March 2l.-Addy Barker
Sheldon, wife OF Judge Joseph Sheldon.
of this city. died last night. She was
one Of the early advocates OF women's
suffrage in this country. having at
tended. as delegate. an equal suffrage
convention In Syracuse In 1853. Mrs
Sheldon was IS years old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
NOT A CHANGE IN DAYS BALLOT
AND INTEREST ,s PER.
FuNcToRY.
SENATOR cUMMiNs PRESENT
WHEN VOTE WAS TAKEN
Says Hs Came 70 State House to Give
Newspaper Dopestsrs Chance to
Start Sensational Story = Deadlock
Apparently No Nearer Solution Than
When First Ballot Was Taken.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. March 21.-The Joint
ballot for United States senator In the
Iowa legislature today resulted as fol-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
WILL DEFEND TITLE.
National Skat Champion Burmsistsr to
Attend Tourney.

Davenport, March 21.-Gus +. Bur-
meister. Of Davenport. national skat
champion. and winner OF the first prize
OF $1,000 in gold at Detroit last year.
will defend his title at the national
skat congress to be held in Pittsburg.
June Q. 10 and IL. having been named
u delegate .o .he national tournament
OF tho local club. He will also par
ticipate in the open tournament to be
conducted by the Lake View Sllat Club
in Chicago next Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
JURY QUIZ THOROUGH.
Difficulty Experienced In Securing
Jurors for Truske.t Trial.

Jurors for Truske.t Trial.
Independence. Kan. March 21.-
When the trial OF A. A. Truskest.
wealthy man of Caney. Kan. charged
with killing ]. d. s. Neeley, banker
and OF! man. OF lima, o.. at Caney, Jan.
Z. last. was begun. there seemed little
chance OF getting Il jury for several
days.
In his examination OF Jurors the
states attorney asked each man II a
person representing himself to be a
mule buyer had approached him. The
defense asked II a man representing
himself to be a census taker had In
quired their opinions as TO the guilt
Of the person.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
Pioneer Railroad Promoter Passes.

Pioneer Railroad Promoter Passes.
Boston. March 21.-Nathaniel Thay-
er. ono Of the pioneer railroad pro-
uoters Of the United States. died at his
homo In this city today. Alr. ThAyer
was q director Of the United States
Corporation. the New York, New
Haven 4 Hartford railroad, the Amer.
lean Telegraph Company and many
Other comOanleo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21

Johnson Rapidly Recovering.
Cleveland. March 2l.-For,ner Mayor
Tom L. johnson passed another rest
full night and followed his continued
recovery today It win not be long until
ho II fully recovered.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
FIVE YEARS FOR HOPPER
Logan Boy, Who Killed His Brother.
Plead. Guilty Of MansIaushtsr, and
1. Sentenced to Term in Anamosa
Rsformatory.

Special to Times es-Republican.
Logan. March 21.-Percy Hopper.
aged 10. who shot his brother. Lee HOP
per. following quarrel over wages and
other differences. plead guilty to as
sault with intent to commit man
SLAUGHTER here Monday and was given
Ave years at the Anamosa reforma-
tory. Sheriff Rock expects to leave
with him in two or more days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
, to elect
Ballot Was Tame.


vote was even tanner than usual and
without a suggestion that it Is any
nearer flnish than 1t was at the start.
Six republicans were present who had
been paired the day before and others
were away.
AS soon as the vote was taken a mo-
ton was made for adjournment and
Allen, the Kenyon manager, seconded
II.
cummins Prssont.
Senator Cummins was present at the
roll call for the first time today and
jocularly remarked that he had come
to give the newspaper dopesters
chance to start a sensational story
about him appearing in person to settle
the matter.
New Candidates May Be Sprung.
Following the Joint convention there
was much informal conferring among
republicans. and as result Il IL stated
that within few days some new names
will be entered In the senatorial race.
The Kenyon mon announced that they
would not at present make any further
enort at ending the deadlock. but hope
to be able to hold their vote indefinitely.
Irritation 10 Manifest.
There are Increasing signS~of impa-
tience over the senatorial situation. It
10 not exactly a cass OF all going we'll
with everybody. Tho chesrfulness
which has been maintained most Of
the time II wearing OF. There Is ner-
vousness and irritation visible among
the managers. and whether this is due
to the influence Of the warm weather
on the winter flannels or to growing
suspicion that the campaign of the past
two months has not been entirely
success. is not entirely clear: but 1t
may cause sensation almost any day.
Tho debate which took place on Mon
day over the insistence on the part Of
those who most Of the session balked
all effort at forcing a finish that now
the matter be fought out at an all
night session. was not entirely good
natured There was suggestion Of
unfairness and bad faith, and a plain
for some Of the leading republicans to
brickbats
Situation 10 Sensitive.
An incident Of last Saturday that
sensitlveness of the situation. At the
SAA40 Va eAAJOuA A4AAOAS "a lA0 JOiAS 90
sembly. Senator Allen had started to
get the floor presumably to move Sec
ond roll call, tho count of noses dis
closed that the requisite majority was
not there. He did not do 1t with the
vigor he possesses and stated after
wards that he was somewhat indiffer-
ent But President Clarke did not see
not hear him at all. in the confusion. As
Clarke passed down the aisle. a young
member. as IL bent deliberately on in
viting trouble. hissed out to Clarke:
"Well. you had it all fixed. didn't
you?"
The president Of the senate. who is
ordinarily slow to wrath. turned quick
ly to resent the intended insult, but his
accuser had slipped away quickly.
There would have been a scene. in
fact, II Clarke could have reached him.
A proposal was made yesterday that
every progressive vote would be given
to Kenyon for a stated number Of times.
II the fact should be openly announced
in advance. and with q reciprocity
feature that after a certain time all
the progressive votes-in case 1t is
found Impossible to get the votes for
Kenyon to elect-be given to some
other well recognized progressive re-
publican It was not accepted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The Weather.

The Weather.
Sun rises March c2, ut 6:ol. sets at 6:lA
1owa--Cioudy. with probably rain
tonight or Wednesday: colder tonight.
Illinois--IncreasinS cloudinsss. with
showers tonight or Wednesday: cooler
Wednesday. and In the north portion
tonight.
South Dakota-Cloudy and colder to-
night; Wednesday. fair.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
ESCAPED FROM KNOXVILLE.

loqan MAGISTRATE Gives Joe chevaler
Thirty Day Sentence.
Special to Times Republican.
Logan. March q. = Joe Che
valer, who was captured here
not long ago after escaping from
Knoxville reformatory for inebriates.
was given thirty days as n gentle re-
minder FOR running away He Will be
taken back to Knoxville after the cN
piration OF his term here.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
MURDER IN BOONE COUNTY.
Quarrel Rssuits in oeae
Of Man NAae Andua

Of Man Near Anaus.
Special To T!mcs-Rcpublican.
Boone March 2f.-word was recciv-
cd la:e this afternoon from Cass town.
ship OF murder committed there.
County Attorney Hoilingsworth left IN
q motor car for Angus to investigate
II Is said TO have been due TO a neigh
borhood quarrel, tho victim. n man.
dying several hours afterwards.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
c.EA.Y s!eMMe THREE

Davenport Club Secures Services Of
Two Fast Springfield Men.
Davenport. March 2l.-nan OLcary.
manager OF tho Davenport baseball club.
has signed OutAelder T. +. Collins, and
Pitcher Christy Kearns. both OF
Springfield. O.. ana Catcher r. E.
Coyle, OF Sterling. III.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
FREIGHT HANDLERS STRIKE.
Wharf Workers Demand Higher Wage
at Forte de France.

Forte de France, March 21.-Stevo-
iores employed on the wharf here by
transatlantic steamship lines struck
TODAY for higher wages. Gendarms are
posted on the shore to prevent disor-
der
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21
Foreign Miners
N Battle Array
WITH BAND or MUSIC, 10 ANaego
MEN MARCH ON oilLgoptk
ILL., TO rEaRoRiz4.
MILITIA COMPANY HURRY
TO SCENE or REORGANIZATION

Iowa Man. Recently Made oupsrlNtsnd.
snt Of superior ceal Company, la-s
aueuratss Change, Which Result I0s
s&riks-0snId Minors ossk Fight
With Americana.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-21

Coed Point About chrysanthsmvm.
Among flowers the chrysanthsmum
II said to live the longest s3tee being
New-York tribune., 1911-11-06
WILLIE SHAW TO THE FORE
Famous Jockey Wins Austrian
Prize on I,andluft.

Willie Shaw. the American rider, won the
Austrian Prize at Vienna on Prince Hohen-
lohe's Landluft on Sunday, October %, ac-
cording To word received in this city yes
terday. The stake was worth $4,000 and
was the last race Of importance run in
Austria this season.
Landluft IS a two-yeaT-old son of Bereg-
volgy-Cauld Blast. The event was decided
over a distance a trife short of seven fur
longs and covered in 1:23 3-5. Landluft's
Victories throughout the season have
stamped him as one of the best colts in
either continental Europe or Great Britain.
He had conceded pounds TO opponents on
other occasions and defeated them decisive
ly. 1t was for this reason that he was in
stalled favorite IN the running of the Aus
trian Prize.
Fifteen Of the best two and three year
ods from the prominent stables sported
silk when the field was called to the post.
Shaw displayed his oldtime alertness and
was away flying. He made every post a
winning one, and. although a couple of the
choices closed ground in the final run. it
could be plainly seen that Landluft had
something i'm reserve. When Shaw called
on him he drew away in resolute man
rer and won with daylight to spare.
Two other American jockeys Miles and
WINFIELD, rode in the event, but their
mounts finished IN the ruck.
Shaw has ridden for Prince Hohenlohe
for the last two seasons and has signed a
contract for 1912. In days agone Shaw rode
for James r. keene, George T.. C'Pittsburgn
PhirD Smith, and nearly every we'll known
owner in this country. lie had the leg up
on Roseben az Belmont Park when that re-
markable sprinter ran seven furlongs in
1:22, making worlds record. Shaw's home
is in Oklahoma, and he will return to visit
his folks in a few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-06
BROOKLYN CELTICS CLIMB
Defeat Critchleys in Race for
State Soccer Title.

Playing championship football In every
department the Brooklyn Celtics chfnoen
up another step in their fight for supren'-
acy In the New York state League series
when they defeated the Critchleys' the
present champions. by score of to o.
al Marquette oval. Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon.
The game had been in progress only Ter
minutes when King. at inside left' OUT
witted the Critchleys' custodian ana 'ai-
lied a goal. which later proved to be the
winning count. Throughout the rest oi
the half the Ceitlcs did all the pressing.
but Hynd and Stirling, the Critch'e!s
fullbacks, made formidable defence'
n,hn linn.nn fnllOMS.