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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
SAN DIEGO EXPOSITION
PROVING 4 GREAT SUCCESS

SAN DIEGO. Cal April l2 or
cial figures given ont hy the Panama
California exposition show the aver
age daily attendance the last week to
have been G.295 The period Is the
sixth successive week that an increase
IN the daily average attendance has
been made
A statement given ont today 10y
President q A Davidson SAYS the pro
m for March was S24 407 ~
The exposition he said has been
operated at a profit since the opening
The profit for the first three months
totaled $4,000"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
NEW BOARD ORGANIZES.

At the organization of the hoard
this afternoon Mayor Overholser an
nowced the appointment Of Nichols
ns chief NJ police. aud his other mp
continents will be- made later Sew
ernl places win hc filled tomorrow
hut all the places may not he tlllct
NJ that time.
Mayor Grant, Commissioner True
blood and Commissioner Hampton re
tired this afternoon after their fnn
meeting aud the new commissioner
met for the purpose " organizing
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
ARREST NEW OFFICER
President elect Of ~. Louis Board Of
Aldermen Charged With Financial
Irregularities.

ST LOUIS, April l3.--A h Fred
prIck, president elect of the board Of
aldermen of ST. Louis was arrested
today Hs u result OF development, In
O. grand jury investigation into his
affairs 80 indictment was returned
prior to the arrest, order for which
came from the circuit attorney who
personally Is conducting the grand
jury inquiry
Frederick last night issued signed
statement saying his affairs were In
such condition thnt he did not know
where he stood. hut that he expected
tn puy every dollar ~ Indebtedness
lie Is m at his home. under guard
He was ON the way 10 st. Louis
from Milwaukee when newspapers
here published charges NJ financial ir
rpgharitlps against him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
PACKE JOIN
BOOST CHORUS
Talk Optimism and Bring Optimism
IsPJ. JeaCy Reeipe-Cites Figures
i'm Proof Of His Point

vSo, rhnl bu-mps, 4. good.
mi. 4, rn. motto which +. j. Leacy
.r IA, \I,rris Packing company has
i..r .ur,urnIuu ro his sulesmeu for the
.,., ,.,, And now Nlr. Lency br.
i,.,.. 'tr3I his oprimism bore fruit dur
I,,, u,. b,rl time. reported ever
,.Trr. f,,. br ma, kent "A close record
~ fn, .,,rl. done h, the ~alcsmcu aud
r,,,rr.rutytiyrs uf the company
'.y,. ,,rt helm but hr proud Of the
,,a, 400 hn,, vrnthrrrd the gales,
said Nh. Ir,,y today. When every
I.,J,. L,ypp Il, put their heads together
,,,J .,, tbut bnrd times had come
AL, Ip, p consultation uud decided that
,,n,r h,.r conditions are right, rs
,h., ,rr rndn,. business needs only
n,. ,i.,ht kind of thought and the
,i,nt Mind M talk lo make II good.
~, vr told ever, representative
man It nur pmplu, tu say that bust
mss v.,s pnnd We told him IN say n
Z, hI. customers. hls friends his Hsso
,i,tr. Nj. dinner partupr even a.
,Im.rlf when hr was alone. hut H.
.p, A."
.Vhi. rnmpnu, believes thnt IN,
cffrt of thni little phrase repeated
,irnt time. IN one dn, b, million
r, more men ana women would b,
enough tn overcome the pessimlstlC
tnlk for they believe that business Is
GOOD au the time II everybody say
so. and believes so. aud sticks to that
one idea.
oRctwrcn five nnd six hundred car'
Of meat products were shipped by
the comnnny during March. The cole
storage plants are filling M faster
than they cnn be- cleared Hog pro
ducts are the cheapest meat on th'
market tndny" declared Mr.. Leacy
"Thp SUNNY has s0 far exceeded In,
exceeded the demand thnt the mar
Lpt has been gmttpd Hogs are wortl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
TEETH ROLLED AWAY
They Fell From M Old Mans Mouth,
and Interrupted Conversation,
That's All.

An old man WAS wrangling with an
iuyuuslderute baggage smasher NJ the
Santa Fr station this morning, and I'm
the excitement ~ the moment opened
his mouth just n little too wide ont
slid his teeth They dropped 10 the
floor and rolled merrily away lie
picked them up. rubbed them hrlskly
across his sleeve couple NJ times
suarllng at them the while for their
uuwarranted exit Inserted them int.
his oral cavity once moEe, and tuuk
up the discussion where hr had lrfi
pff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
MANY STOP TO LOOK
At BIG BANK SAFE

One of the attractions Of Robinson
street Is the hlg safe In the stock
yards state bank, set on concrete
foundation In the front of the room.
Thousands have stopped To look at II
since It was placed In position.
The safe is the largest In the south.
west It's weight being greater than
any other bank safe In this section.
II has five combinations and two time
locks The bank has just moved to
the new locntion nj is North Robin.
son nud has one Of the finest locations
I'm the ul'v.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
ELECTION BOARD
HAS NEW MOTTO
Secretary Pope Says Light Is the
Word, and lie Purposes That II
Shall Shine Full Upon His Duties.

Secretary PAU VI Pope Of the cOm
ty election board has written LET
ter to The Times uu behalf N the
hoard In which he thank, this news
paper FOR the favurs extended 10 the
board during the recent primary and
general elections.
1T Is our belief" SAYS Secretary
Pope. that one " the best rorrectlves
hi the wsrld. Is light, Sud n has
been our effort to throw ~ much NJ
possible on every detail aud clrcum
Stance pertaining 10 the machinery N
the elections We believe that the
peOplc should he Informed both us IN
their duties and the duties NJ the elec
tiuu Officials We have striyen to
give this Information, with the hope
that the machinery would run the
smoother and the responsibility NJ all
parties made the more easily seen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
SURE THAT Is OUR
IDEA or CUSTODIAN

When Postmaster Weaver small
son overheard his father sny that he
had Just been officially appointed
custodian NJ the federal building he
Ht once spread the report that His
father was the new ianitor AZ the
po-tofflce. Sefep NJ the youngsters
approached Mir Weaver ON the sub
iect " helping him sweep when school
WIS out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
AIDE IN PANAMA CLEANUP
EXPECTED TO co TO SERVIA

NEW YORK, April l3--Dr Samuel
Taylor Darlington hnctcrlologist for
ten years associated with Major Gen
eral William g. Gorgas In sanitary
work at Panama, arrived here today
from Colon Dr Darling would not
SAY why he returned hut II ls believed
he will become a member u the saui
tnry expedition that viii ho sent IN
I |... u. H.I'.t f.... r.|f...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
WHITE MULE vs.. PEG LEG
As PEACE DISTURBERS

White Mule ruu Kick harder
without any feet than | can with my
one good one said Frank Carter
one legged pencil ,rnder when hailed
before Judge q J. Price ycStcria, lu
answer charge NJ drunk and dlsor
drrly conduct he Was fined s. and
costs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
THE WEATHER


Oklahotsa Tonight INCREASING rloudl
ness, warmer In west portion. Wednesday
generally cloudy.
Louisiana Tonight and Wednesday
fair
Arkansas Tonight fair warmer In
north portion Wednesday increasing
clnudineAH
East Texas Tonight increasing rluudi
ness. warmer u the interior Wednesday
generally cloudy
West Texas Tonight aud "Wednesday
unsettled, showers tonight or Wednesday
except In southeastern portion, warmer
tonight except IN southwestern portion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
NOTORIOUS OITIAw WITH
THREE COMPANIONS HANGED

DOUGLAS Ariy, April ia-ncmos
l,ermos, notorious outlaw was hang.
ed yesterday with three companions
forty miles east Of Aqua prletn by Il
horder patrol OF General +. ELIAS Cal.
ltN forces
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
GRANT PITCHES
AWAY HIS JOB
As 0yerhOIScr Catches Sphere
At Saratoga Park lie Becomes
CiU'S Chief Executive.
SEASON OPENS HERE TODAY
Newly Organized Regular BOsSt-
er Club Attends Producer
Senator Game.

For the purpoec Of giving thclr m
Divided support and encouragement ,u
the Dcum mud league representing OA
uhumu Cly iu the Western Assoplu
rIou, which opened the season here lu
day Nll.tI game between the senator,
and Oh, luI-u Producers ury prnuI
urm m,lura, men ul rur Ng und
loyal m-rn.I fans mH 100 Dhr to.
.uu cat. 500 .ur noon NuW luda. w0
forwarded o. permanent organization
which uIU by known iu the future It's
the Krgum bou-lrr> club. rrguur
because Attendance II almost demand
,d boosters BECAUSE they ur ont Do
assist the home club Boo winning the
game and ,.un for the reason that
There r strength boo union
lhr baseball parade planned for the
downtown district was o rtuur pr.
Uudr tor that which occurred at the
Saratoga blll park A band was sr
cured and throughout the game and
during lnr change of field between ~
ulhRA. uluArI pupllul airs.
Following the pamdc the rooters
went to the park where former Mayor
Grant pitched the first bail and Mayor
O,crhul,er received u after which
lhr Teams were cullcl onto the field
hy Umpire Wurmnyk
At the Colcord luncheon Mayor elect
OycrhoI,cr made short address iu
which he outlined his policy with ref
rrrurc TO the huse ball situation iu
oklahoma city and said that during
his term " office he would stand be-
hind every movement which would
benefit the club, that he was At
all time, rrudy and willing to assist
and that from the days of his career
ns a professional ball played IN 1885,
he has been as he thought the great
est living enthusiast Of the national
. guuIp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
0cnrrAlly fair and .emcNhat wnrt

A low pressure area coters the Rocky
mountains and plateau states, with zen
ter over the western Canadian Provinces
This disturbance has caused light rains
In the Pacific northwest Light nina
have fallen also In The upper ohio yullcv
western New YORK western prunsykaniH
aud Maryland Except M above noted
there has been no precipitation NJ cOnsc
quence during the past twenty four hours
large field " hieh harometric pressure
cOers the Mississippi valley Euh and east
or and IA giving moderately low tempers
tures IN the upper Mississippi aud Ohio
valleys. lake region aud north Atlantic
states Moderate thermal conditions oh
CO." Co. tho plnIus states and western
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
FRENCH IS SURE
HE HOLDS TRUMP
Il Know We Can Break Through
IeutOn Line When Time
Comes Says Leader.
SPRINGCAMPAICN DEVELOPING
English Say They Notice Gradual
Weakening Of German
Resistance.

LONDoN AprD 10 Field MurshnI
Sir john Frru,us message L. his
country mru ut home that 4 know
when tur time comes for US tu make
our great move Ur can break through
uv Germans, aud tur British eye
witness. statement uf Yesterday that
There ate plain signs of the grad
m weakening Uf th. Gumuuu resist.
NN.' are accepted nrr. as am inu
nation That the steady pressure uu the
western front viii ,nIrIN develop into
event, of Nu-trr scope It Is thus "a
Wrird lhul the next three months VIII
Doe especially memorable Iu this epoch
making war
Military writer, are uf the opinion
that Dhc reported French Successes be.
tween the Mrusr and the Musrlle -
am important region strratrhlng be
tween the rival fortrrsscs NJ Nrrdm
mud Metz have given q promising
opening for the spring campaign They
regard 10 A. the sigIH for the general
offensive movement which has been
awaiting the arrival Of adequate aC.
cumulatiOus of men, equipment aud
supplies,
Little Infantry Fighting.
Infantry fighting In this all import
ant Nerdun district has been quickly
broken down the position of Les
Epnrges, possession Of which enabled
General Joffre tu give another twist
to the screw Of the wise wherewith he
hopes 10 grip the German position "
81 Mihlel. that baStipn like projcc
tiun In tu the French line which the
invaders have held trnad0mly for so
many months.
The Russian offensive IN the Car
pathinus continues to meet a strenu
Gus defense on the part " the CON.
hlned IcutOnic armies aud although
II appears slowly 10 be- winning It's
way forward toward the plains "
Hungary II has encountered enormous
difficulties The Austri8ns have beeu
preparing their defensive positions
throughout the period which has I'm.
ierypned since th6 Russians first raid.
rd this same territory.
KeinfOrcements WaHted.
To relieve the pressure of the Rus
slams ls an additional reason for the
activity NJ their allies IN the west
The report that Emperor william per
4oually Is directing the operations I'm
OConiinned on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
CLOSE SCHOOLS
As BULLETSFL
Students Are Dismissed In Ncs,
Brownsville When NatamorOs
BOmbardmen, Starts.
HOT RIFLE BATTLE IN WOODS
RlderIeSs Horses And Wounded
LarraOza Troops Return
from sudden SOrlis.

BROWNSVILLE. Tr1. A... M
Children were dismissed num -....'
boz West Brownsville nla, 10,
au,c of ,rry heavy urIr nuu. m lUu
uUoI, Un rhv MrAi.iu side OF the river
near Brownsville The uu- expected
hombu.umrnt OF Nmumoros b. Villa
artillery begun to-day and rn,. dire
Duu uI rnr nu and pmpauli,, O..
.WH. of OBJ, marE-muu,hIp ul. 10
di-Iu.l urr from fem, TOT n.
safely of Brownsville.
Ou. three u.H field piece OPENED
the homDurImrul aud inter second
gun Joined Iu About two dozen shell,
Wen. fired up tu noon The rnuuun
were hidden Iu the bushes about q
mile and hair from rnr trenches
west ur Mutum0ru, The first few
shells went too high. some or them
passing completely over Mutamuras
before exploding while fUur uf them
drlOnatcd close tU Mutumuu- ruuffuu4
without however damaging the uIt,
Ouo shell exploded near the American
consulate.
BrOWnsNi ille Not Endangered
The direction ~ the fire Was such
that no matter how far ihc cannon
wershol the shells would NOT carry
A.
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Throws 'NIayOralty" Ball.

Mayor Grant followed with "A Ike
address and said that when he losses
the first hall this afternoon to Mr.
Oyerholser. that gentleman would he
come the official mayor u the city
Had | known before today that such
an net would have taken from me my
position | might have practiced up
and sent over curve and by ~ do
CONTINUED ON Last PaCel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-13
ARKANSAS BANK ROBBED
by sIX MASKED BANDITS

GREENWOOD, Ark. April 49, r. SIX
robbers early today blew open the safe
of the Sebastian state bank here and
escaped with s2O0 PoASes with
IL---h L.-,- sinrlnl h nnrsnli
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keiniOreemenls Manled.

To relieve the pressure Of the Ru.
slams Is an additional reason for the
activity NJ their allies IN the west.
The report that Emperor william per
soually Is directing the operations In
OConinued on Last Page
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19

course could not carry thi- ccnde~ccn~iun
.to the point of becoming tools 10 their
hands. and with fnii dchhcrutinn We madr
the resolution to struggle with our utmost
strength. against Francisco villa and hi-
adhrrrui. until MIC cleared the national
horizon from the danger of reaction and
hlrhari-m. knowing that thi- wa- the only
alternative left 10 those who wished ~ I'M
their dutN a. patriots.
t. thr period ol General Guticrrrz a-
provisional pre- idcni ended an the 10Th ui
November. ID Wa- useless tor thr iurtN-tvr
member that remained NJ tlc couvcut.lu
tn extend tao term. Neither .ui- NOR amy
other act WI thc citizens in question. run
have auy legal value. tuT thtr were igr
rom constituting the regulation quorum
W thr convention. and Hacked moreover
the freedom w action necessary. under
The preston VI \Illa'- armed forces. Tho
presidency WI General Gaiirrrcz and wha.
remains ~ what wa once ;hc revolution
ary convention have therefore hccumc ab
~%olutciy null.
4 ~fAA" a NHh' fA Nlf LIZ H'fM tH HNN4-
come my personal avcr-ion~. ~ ~cc what
could du H. bring pcarc among al thc
rcyolutinni-t-. even though the, were ut
the type ot Parcho Villa. Nor that I am
satisfied that ! have exhausted all cnnciua-
tons means. and that THE time hl~ r.me w.
peak frankly. I vIIi explain ahai ! have
aiway~ seen m NiiIi~mo That Ivy threaten
irc .nd loath~omr.
N.H~mo i~ = denial ~ every revolution
AIRY principle. n i- y SYNONYM ~ .mbi-
ton. hatred. ~pitc. In color~ and it- ar-
ti"n- arc those nj the brutal and lrrc~ron
idle Prctnriani~m nj dccadcnt Rome: m-
dividuai and mhridlcd de- poti-m like that
of Poriiri, niaz. Bernardo Reyes ~ Me-
%turiauo l%iurftt.
IN Chihuahua there ha- never ht,u
achieved ary u-rtu, reform. rial ur uth
crvi-r. newer amy hyurilr.ai Innovation
for thr humber Mo There never ha-
been amy revolutionary movement ut N -t
ripu- rul cJru,-t rlctrr There urD u
ti 'hulhUa. honorable men. whu q hope
will know what attitude DIV assume iu thc
present conflict. There are also ~ true
rcvulutiuni-t~ who, IN other -urruuudiu4-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19
THE TRUTH ABOUT VILLISMO
Sensational Declaration made by Gen. Antonio /. Vilarreal.

their representations by their respective
chiefs. Ii was therefore only forty two
delegates that remained ii the convention.
and not even this insignificant fraction app
proved OF the appointment "a Villa u-
chief Of operations against CarranzH. I'm
appointment which was wrung from Pro
vi~ional President Guticrre>. who had
neither authority nor power ~ act.
The delegates. Mr.. pric.u and Rio Ter
tuche. protested. saving thai although Gen
eral Gutierrez attribute might " cNtraur-
binary IN what related ~ war. They Ger
tuinly were not such that tn could violate
with %impunity the previous decisions " thc
convention.
Villas imposition annulled The good r.
~ult~ ~ our labor~ and made the opening
of hostllities inevitable. The tclc.ram~
exchanged between Silao. Cnrdn,a and
.Agua~ Calientc>. explain the situation mud
fully Justify our later action. Briefly. We
sand 10 Carranza Withdraw. cr W. shall
fight against Won. II being und, stood that
\ lila will also be forced L. Withdraw" To
General Gutierrez and the conycutiou W.
said villa must Withdraw or W. shall
fight him tthe decision 81 the convention
must be- respected with the understanding
that Carranza will he forced To- Withdraw"
General Guticrrez' reply was 10 tell u
that he had given Villa the command 81
the forces which he was IT, lead against
Carranza-that j. 10 say, hr had viula'rd
the fundamental decision ~ the rou,en
tiOn. the basis OF all agreements. the c--
-cntial condition ~ our negotiations. Thu
illegal and violent action. which show
clearly the preston ~ the Northern diri-
sion. left n free from all obligations tu-
ward an assembly lacking 10 entirely m
consistency and moral strength. the play
thing Of an ambitious and savage faction.
We were entirely too condr--cndmg tu
them for the love 81 peace. but We III
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-19

might perhaps have accomplished some
thing useful, hut who nave sadly failed
There.
IN theory. Nilll-mo J. conservative
protector ut established mi-rc-i-. 4 sup
lmrtcr MT religious beliefs, \ pariiicr MI
revolutionary violence. q refuge tor those
who are prosecuted.
IN practice. Nlli-mn H. an outrageous
rrvsl ui blood and theft. The shooting ta
death nt individuals ON in Nilll-mn au every
daN. natural occurrence. The most -rHnda-
lou- dissipation IN N Iurmal state ut things.
The Northern division alone. hu- cau-rd.
and continue tn cau-c mur expense tl
thc nation. than aNl thr divisions and r-i
mput- Nv thr constitutional army nui tn-
-tthrr.
Villas friends have all hcrumr rich: Non,
well known Laguna region ha- hyon j.-tn-
'rlsl ailuu- ihr lturty- uI thr sty.
UIihu.huau yIiU.. it- ruul estate proper
tit- Hlye uulN changed OWNERS. I'lp uul.
,ru Cu utuir.- hal, replaced tia ull H.
lirutHrl-. N.ut ut NIlJ -tiyi- Iuu.
rl,n ,,erytAin- a~ their booty aud up,.l,
.ayuw thgt thr, hatc madr w revolution ..i
their own ,Nrlu iy, benefit GnyrL JHi-
ra who wa- Wills second ut thc Imy
Villa wi- unlt captain ni a band ll rHI.
h.r.. Ky TODAY th, hi--t-t Itrl iud yat,..
owner ir Durango. I-lzlro WY, l wy r1i. IVY
scamp vlu scientifically directs \ill'- ru-
uacitN. and VHp mI.It l. called tit I4.
r...fDNr Y. tt.. \.-tI.rn tftt.r..- U..
Evening journal., 1915-08-20
silver SPRINGS WOMAN
WRITES OF HER Sister
A Truly Remarkable Story of What
Wonderful Remedy Did
for Her.

Mrs. Maggie Granger, Silver
Springs, N. Y, tells in the following
letter to George II. Mayr of the ter
rible suffering of her sister with stom-
ach trouble and how she recovered
her health. She writes MY sister
went to a hospital at Buffalo They
called il intestinal trouble. She got
relief for a time and then it came
back. II would go until she had hem
orrhage of the stomach. She couldn Z
eat and her flesh fairly dropped off.
Since she took your medicine (Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy she can eat any
thing and do work that she hasn't
been able to do in two years"
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives
permanent results for stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments. Eat as much
and whatever you like. No more dis
tress after eating. pressure of gas in
the stomach and around the heart.
Get one bottle of your druggist now
and try it on an absolute guarantee
If not satisfactory money will be re-
turned.
Evening journal., 1915-08-20
Northern FrenchmeH See Streak of
Yellow In Brothers in The SOufE

II is a psychological fact that this is
what hl. pens always under these
circumstances.
I'VE should have been halted a
mile to the rear. assembled and
marched, in orderly fashion. into the
firing line In that way we would
have had time to look around, 10 see
where we were, TO catch courage one
from another. Wake the boldest man
from heavy sleep, In the dead of night
and let him have a great danger to
face. He will be afraid providing he
is not too stupid to have any sem
sations at all. Wake him up and give
him a few minutes time to get him
self together. then let him face the
danger and he will meet II as a brave
man should.
$50 il should have been with us.
Il was bad leadership to precipi-
tate men who had never been under
fire. men fresh from the arms of wife
or sweetheart or mother, into action
in such sudden fashion Men who
have once faced bullets can be han
ultu lhdl way nut not raw recruits.
The story that soldiers from the
south of France lack courage is no
doubt a slander. General Joffre comes
, from Rivesaltes. in the Pyrenees
General Gallieni from Saint Beat, al
so in these mountains: General Foch
from the village Of Valentine, like
wise of the mountains between
France and Spain; while General
lCastelnau calls Garidech his home
this little town being on the plains
about Toulouse. ''''''''''
These soudiers have already wor
places In history by their iron cour.
age; they are the men in whose
hands the fate of France rests: they
are the commanders in chief of all
the French and thus far the whole