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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
RAISE EAsTLANo TODAY.

Hooks Of Four Powerful Cranes
Fastened to Sides Of Submerged Boat.
Chicago. Aug. 13.-With most of the
water pumped out of the hold Of the
steamer. Eastland. divers today fastened
the hooks of four powerful cranes to
the sides Of the vessel, preparatory to
the flnal operations Of placing the boat
on even keel.
Nets were stretched across the Chi
-cago river for the purpose OF catching
any bodies which might be carried down
stream when the vessel Is righted. All
river tranic will be halted during the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
sutton No. seriou,lx Hur4.

Washington, Aug. 13.-Lieutenant r.
B. Sutton. who fell yesterday in the
army aeroplane, at Fort SILL Okla. In
the accident which killed Capt. George
H. Knox. received no fatal injuries,
and suffered only from shock. accord
ing to advices received at the war de-
parfment today. No explanation OF the
cause OF the accident. has reached the
war department.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
ISSUE II CENT STAMPS.
Now Denomination Authorized For
Parcel Post Service.

Washington. Aug. 13.-An eleven
cent stamp, the first Of this denomina-
tton to be issued. has been authorized
by Postmaster General Burleson. to
meet the parcel post demand. 1t Is to
be distributed to postmasters thruou,
the country.
The new stamp Is dark green and
bears the profile head Of benjamin
Franklin from Houdun's bust.
The new stamp is designated to meet
the demand of one cent to cover in
suranoe and c. o. D. charges On par
Gel post matters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
FLY TO FIGHTING FRONT.

New York Correspondent Aceompan.
lee Military Aviater 20 Battle Line.
Paris, Aug. 13.-Ralph Pulitzer, Of
New York, yesterday flow from q sub
urb OF Paris TO the fighting front in .
new type Of double MOTOR biplanA.
which was operated BY . military avis
tor. The nght was about ninety -thres
miles, and wns to 20 near the German
front that tho aviators could see the
German trenches.
The biplane returned to tho capital
safely. Mr., Pulitzer was the first
man to make such q trip.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
England Asks Prices
on 1000. 900 Head
of American Cattle

Helena. Mont. Aug. &c. o.
Robinson, representative Of a large
packing company of Chicago, made
public here today a copy Of a
cableg1am from Liverpool, asking
that an estimate be furnished on
the cost Of 100000 head Of Am-
erican beef cattle delivered at Liv-
erpool.
The order, II filled. said Robin
son, would require the payment Of
about 800, 600, 900 and would make
great inroads on the herds Of Am
erica,
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ca-+.r Former E.st.rn M.n.

Los Angeles. Aug. 13.-Warren NJ
Carter, reported to be interested In a
transaction to buy the Cincinnati Ma
tional League baseball club. is a city
trustee Of South Pasadena. He was
not at home today. Mr.. Carter came
to South Pasadena five years ago. He
Is said to have important property
holdings in Cincinnati and Brooklyn.
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Funeral Of Captain Knox,

Fer. S:I!. Okla. Aiii;s. -AffiHs.ssf;
honors today were accorded the body
OF Capt George N. Knox. who wa5
killed here Thursday in the fall Of an
aeroplane which he was plotting. Tu-
neral services were held at Fort Sill.
Lieutenant Sutton, who also fell
with the aeroplane. Is in the hospital
here, but will be out within three days
according to army physicians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13

mates wife Of the Summerfield were
drowned.
The Summerfield, Of 6s7 tons gross,
was built in 1913, and was owned in
Liverpool. There are five British
steamers OSpray.
The 5000 ton British steamer Tacoma
which was engaged in the trans-At-
lanttc trade, has been sunk. Her cap
tain and nine members Of the crew
were rescued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
FRESH UPRISINGS
AT CAPE HAITIEN
Rear Admiral caperton Establishes
Military Rule in City as Result Of
New Demonstrations by Bobo and
Zamor Factions.

Washington, Aug. 13.-New upris-
ings by the Bobo and zamor factions
have broken out at Cape Haitien and
have forced Rear Admiral Caperton to
establish military rule in the city.
This statement was issued at the
navy department:
Admiral Caperton reports that be-
cause Of disturbed Conditions at Cape
Haitsen. due to the Bobo and zamor
factions. It has become necessary to
take military; control Of the town. Civil
authorttiss are employed where It Is
possible.
"Commander OlMsted. commanding
officer Of the Nashville, has been
placed In charge and has q battalion
OF blueja0lsEs from the Connecticut
ashore"
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WANT INSTRUCTION CAMP.
Des Moines Mon Urge Army School at
Camp DODGE.

Des Moines. Aug. 13.-Tle establish
ment at Camp Dodge OF an army in
struction camp for business and pro-
fessional men, similar to that at
Plattsburg, N. T., Is contemplated by
Des Moines men. altho no organized
movement has been started. Harry II.
Polk, well known business men
made q trip last night to Camp Dodge
with q view Of obtaining Information
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
Strike Of Teamstsrs,

teamsters. which began here today
fer companies quit work extended
shortly before noon to practically ev-
cry teaming Arm in the city. Between
LOO and 1900 mon are now On strike
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
INVESTIGATION is ORDERED.
Commission to Make Inquiry into Boa,
Inspection Service on Lakes.

Commission to Make Inquiry into Boat
Inspection Service on Lakes.
Washington, Aug. 13.-A committee
Of supervising inspectors of the steam
boat inspection service was named to-
day by Inspector General Uhler to In
vestigate the service on the great
lakes to further safeguard passenger
traffic. The investigation was ordered
by Secretary Redfield, The commits
sion will include. Supervising General
J. X. Bulger, OF San Francisco; Eugene
e. O'Donnell. OF Boston; C. H. E..
Westcott. Of Detroit N. B. Nelson. Of
Cleveland, and John "A. Potter. Of New
Orleans. They will meet at Cleveland.
Sept. TO-
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shot Will. Attempting Escape.

9h0e WhlJo NSSonpStu0 6sSapO.
Brownsville. Tex, Aug. 18.-One
Mexican was killed today near Lyfoed.
Tex, q short distance north Of here.
BY soldiers and peace officers. The
soldiers shortly before daylight went
"a. Z ranch house. where It was report
ed 4 Mexican accused Of wounddng
Fritz Geasie. at Lyford, was in hid-
ing. Tho Mexican was arrested and
was shot when he attempted to e.
cape.
Rangers and United States officers
today apparently had the upper
hand IN . section extending Inn miles
from Brownsville. 81 i.
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Carter Has Option.

Pasadena, Cal, Aug. 13.-Warren N.
Carter, city trustee Of South Pasadena,
confirmed today a report that he was
Interested in a deal to acquire owner
ship of the Cincinnati National base
ball club.
II have thirty day option on the
club" he said. II shall decide within a
week whether I shall accept the Offer
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
PERRIN IS JAILED;
FRIENDS SEEK BAIL
Former Bank Employs Valves PreIim-
mary Examination and 10 Bound
Over to Grand Jury-DonnsiIy Re-
tainsd 40 Counsel.

Cedar Rapids. Aug. 13.-Leo Perrin.
FORMER paying teller Of the Cedar
Rapids National Bank, spent today in
tie city jail. Meanwhile friends and
relatives worked hard to obtain the
$1,000 bail necessary for his release.
n The grand jury, to which Perrin was
bound In Justice Nugent's court late
yesterday. after he had waived prelim-
mary examination, meets In September.
Perrin has retained a. counsel Joseph
DonnsIly. He Is the same attorney to
whom Perrin gave retainer Of $4,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
CITIES LITTLE DAMAGED.

Warsaw and othsr Polish Towns
Spared BY Both Armies.
Berlin, via London, Aug. 13.-The
Polish city Of Siedlce. fifty-five miles
southeast Of Warsaw, has been cap
tured by the Germans. Announcement
70 this effect was made today at army
headquarters.
The German military authorities on
the suggestion Of the citizenS commit
tee At warsaw, have declared a general
amnesty Of political prisoners there
ana sef them free. Among these was
the widely known Russian labor leader
Neden.
war correspondents report that
Nuaraw Yves not da1naged by the
etrukgIe around Il and that only the
corn store houses in Prasa were
burned. Lublin likewise was only
alIeAtiy damaged
Tho German forces are ad-
vancane most rapidly. Sidlce il in the
capital 0f tho province by that name.
II The city OF Sidlce lays directly in
tie path Of the Teutonic forces az they
prSus eastward from warsaw. It is
IA this section that the Austro. German
forces are advancing.
rsrsss Rspsst Landings unimpertant.
BeGain, via wireless to Sayvilie, Aug.
gave out the following from Constan-
olnople:
IN, - sisted that the, last landing
opIn4ions OF the French and British
Wsfe relatively unimportant. At Kar-
alAcA $50 men tried to land but were
srepulDed Twenty Of them were killed.
Z - AZ AnaS0RfA haY i,k(O Rrifiaf land.
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Hermann Denies Il,

Cincinnati Aug. 13.-August Her
mann, president Of the Cincinnati Ma
tionais, when told Of the conference at
Chicago today, said:
There is nothing to any kind of a
story which says the Reds are likely
to be sold.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
Zapata Forcee pefeated.

Galveston. Tex, Aug. 13.-Zapata
forces which some weeks ago occupied
Mexico City have suffered another de-
feat at the hands Of General Coss and
have been driven back in the state of
Morelos, which Zapata has controlled
for several years according to advices
to the constitutionalist consulate here
today.
The city of Santa Fe state Of Guer-
zero, has been occupied by Carranza
forces and all the national railroad
south of the capital. except that part
running thru Morelos, is in their, hands
Aiusco. San Nicolas and ContreTaa
also have been occupied by Carranza
troops, 1t was reported.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
oil Company Grants Increase.

Oil Company Grants Increase.
/ Baton Rouge, La, Aug. 13.-Mechan-
les and laborers employed by the
Standard OIL Company at its refiner!es
here will be granted 10 per cent
wage increase, effective Sept. I.
About 1900 men are affected
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CONDEMN FIFTY BUILDINGS.
Structures Damaged in Erie Flood to
ae Demolished.

Erie. Pa. Aug. 13.-Many Persons
who lost their homes in the Mill creek
flood arc still being fed by the city.
Fully nifty buildings damaged by the
food were condemned today and an
ordinance was framed today which
would prevent the construction Of
frame bu1lings in the Mill creek basin.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
Leodon Mos optimistio.

London. Aug. ,13.-The Russians Tor
the ttnne, hs1mg are holding in check
the Baltkc AaGk M the German armies
which - Hy1nS 70 cut the Warsaw-
.RetroEs9 9f1alIpaa An3 ~ nettNn5 3es
Dvaua ,haspndsaNeab He the roads to
ne nm N cap6&aL This has been
accoanpli1eed by I'D Of reinforcementS.
The fortress oE Kovno st1l h0has out,
German attacks toward Riga have
been repul1ed and the railway junction
at Dyinsk remain8 in Russian hands.
From Ostrolenka, north Of Warsaw, to
Chelm. in the south, tho Germans
claim to have made progress, but be-
tween the viperz and the Bug they
.apparently have been thrown back
with heavy loss.
II may be that Field Marshal Won
Hindenberg has not exerted his full
power in the north, but is awaiting
events in the south before hammer1ng
his hardest at tho Dvina-
Russ Army May Escape.
The fact that the Germans are able
10 advance with comparative rapbdity
due east from Warsaw. while being
checked on tho right and left tanks.
has given rise to the impression in
ENGLAND and IN Russia that the stout
resistance offered by the Russian
winks viii insure the safe withdrawal
OF the main body Of troops from the
Warsaw salient
The main hne Of communications be-
tween WARSAW and Petrograd has not
been, cut thru
Tho approaching meetings Of both
the Greek and Serbian parliaments
etve promise Of bringing the Balkan
situation TO = head, THO for the mo-
ment Greece and Serbia remain OBJ
durate in their refusal to concede ter
ritoey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
MURDERER SMITH
PAYS PENALTY

Man Convicted Of Killing Three Wives
Hanged in Prison at Maidstone, Lon.
den-kiiisd Wompn to Collect In
suranes.
London. Aug. 1s.-George Joseph
Smith, the wife murderer, was hanged
today at Maidstone.
Smith was found guilty by q jury
on Jply !. He was accused Of murder
money on their lives. In each case
the women were found drowned in q
bathtub shortly after their marriage.
The court In compl1menting the jury
on its verdict declared that the
prisoner had gone. thru the ceremony
of marriage with two other women,
both Of whom he had.robbed Of money.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13

clNciNNAT. ;cLuD SOLD.
National League Team Reported 70
Have Changed oWnsrshtp.

H0V0 Chan6td 0WntFSuvp'
Chicago. Aug. 13.-The Cincinnati
club Of the National League will be
sold to Warren N. Garter. wealthy
resident Of Pasadena, Cal, at con-
ference to be held here today, accord
ing to tho Chicago Herald. The paper
understands that Charles Bultman has
been given authority by owners Of the
club to negotiate the deal. Neither
Carter nor Bultrnan could be found to-
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13

work of raising the boat until divers
ascertain that no more bodies are
buried in the mud.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13

New York. Aug. la.-Eobody In
authority at tho offices OF J. P. Morgan
n Co.. It was said today. know anything
about the cancellation Of orders OF
100000 bushels of wheat by repre-
sentatives OF tho allies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13

Chicago. Aug. 13.-Unconnrmed re-
ports. which J. p. Morgan was reported
as denying. that the allies were cancel.
ins orders for wheat. was reflected on
the board OF trade at tho opening 70.
day in prices rs to sh cents under
yesterdays close.
September wheat, the option most
Effected. closed yesterday at j1.11k. It
sold in different parts OF the pits ct tho
opening today at ti.lo and 31.O7h. Inn
mediately thereafter there was . salo
at ) .O5.
December contracts showed . mini
mum opening decline Of 3A cents at
sl.06.
Traders generally were skeptical a.
TO the importance OF the cancellations,
but the tone Of the market was nervous.
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Crude on Price Advanced.

Crude OIL Price Advanced.
I. J1ttsburgh, Aug. 13.-Ten- cents
FbarTel advance IN the price. Of the
peincipal grades Of crude oNswas an
nonoed today by the Pennsylvania
lo0. Compony. Il
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
TWO LEAVE HOSPITAL.
Ono Victim Of Hampton Tragedy in
Serious Condition-Others Better.
SnecIal to Times Republican.

Hampton, Aug. 13.-Carl Granote,
one Of those injured here Wednesday
when an auto was hit by a train on
the NJ. & St l.. Is still in a critical
condition. Rice and Mrs. Sharpe have
been discharged from the hospital and
have returned to their homes. The
body Of Miss Gladys Preston, who died
from injuries received in the same ao-
cident. has been sent to the family
home In Belmond.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY

Sun rises Aug. II at 5:07. sets at 7.0l
Iowa--Unsettled. with showers to-
night or Saturday: not much change In
temperature.
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WHEAT PRICES
HIT BY RUh|0R
Reported Cancellation Of
Orders by Allies Affects
NJ, ct
PRICES ) GCLINE
,S.OM l 1-s to 3 5-S

chicasI Brokers Puzzled by RspoeeD
Current and compsIlsd 70 Sell Hold.
ings at Enormous Loss-Rumer
Says Purchase Of 100000 eusheis
Has Been caneslsd-DeniaI Made
From Offices Of Morgan a CO.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
NAVAL PROGRAM
TO Be LARGE
Secretary Daniels Declares
Public Sentiment Will
Be Needed.
AIR AND UNDERSEA
CRAFT POPULAR

Making Of Better Dreadnaushts Not
to Be Abandoned and Plans Sought
to Make Big Sea Fighters lnvuIner.
abls-New Naval Advisory Board TO
Hold Meeting Some Time Next
Month-Appeal to Mexican Factions.
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pi.put. carranza Leader. Claim.

Brownsville. Tex. Aug. 1s.-Reports
of fighting Detween Mexican bandits
and citizens last night, at Edinburg,
today were shown to have been err
roneous and to have originated thru
failure of a messenger, who called
Brownsville by telephone, to give any
details. ~
Officials here, in answer to the state
ment Of General Nafarrette, Carranza
commander at Matamoros that he had
but 500 troops on the border, say that
there are more than 1000 troops in the
zone described by the Mexican general.
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v;iIa Troops Are Routed.

Laredo, Texas, Aug. 13.-Telegraphic
adyices from General Maycott, at San
Juan del Rio, state Of Queretaro. to-
day reports rout Wednesday of Villa
troops. with a loss Of 200 dead for
villa. and the capture of a large
amount of food supplies and ammuni-
ton.
General Coss reports in fighting in
the state Of Moreloe, the Carranxa
troops defeated the forces commanded
by EmiltAno Zapata.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-08-13
zEPPELINs in NEW RAID.

Attack on English Coast Results in
Six Deaths and Injury to Many.
London, Aug. 13.-Onicial announce
ment was made today on an airship
raid last night on the east coast OF
England.
Six person were killed. twenty three
were injured. and fourteen houses were
damaged seriously by bombs: One Yep
pelin, the announcement said, probably
was damaged, but escaped.
The announcement follows:
Two Zeppelins visited the east coast
last night. The casualties were as fol-
lows:
killed, four men, two women. In
jured, three men, eleven women. nine
children. All were civilians. Fourteen
houses were seriously damaged. The
Zeppelins were engaged at some points
but succeeded In getting away from
our patrols. One Of the Zeppelins was
damaged"
Last nights raid Of Zeppelins was
the second this week. On Monday
night Zcppelins few over the English
coast and with their bombs killed sew
eral. These raids mark the renewal Of
the Zeppelin attacks on England after
q lapse Of several weeks. The last
raid, with the exception Of a minor at
tack, was on June 16, when sixteen
persons were killed and forty injured.
In all there have been nearly . score
Of these attacks resulting in the death
OF nearly 100 persons
Allied 8uceosses in 8outh Africa.
Paris. Aug. IA dispatch received
today by the Hau1s News Agency from
q corresponding In West Africa rO<
ports further successes Of tho allies In
Kamerun. in West Equatorial Africa.
British Sink Two Turk Ships.
London. Aug. .t3.The Turkish gum
boat Derk-i-Satvet and transport
have been torpedoed In the Dardanelles
by British submarine, It was Off
cially announced last night. The an
nouncement says:
"The vice admiral in the Dardanelles
reports that one Of the British sub
marines operating in these waters sank
a Turkish battleship on the morning
of Aug, 8, at the entrance to the Sea
OF Marmora.
vet, and an empty transport also have
been torpedoed in the Dardanelles by
one Of the British submarines.
I'm connection with the foregoing,
in Turkish official communication
dated Aug. 9, 1t was reported that the
Turkish battleehip Kheyr-ed- Din Bar
barossa had been torpedoed by an en-
envy submarine. The Kheyr-ed-Din
Barbarossa was former German bat
tleship purchased by Turkey in 1910"
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Petrograd Reports Warsaw
Defenders Have Eluded
Germanic Trap.
NOW TURNING ON
FORMER PURsUERs
Ru,sians Report German Baltic Cam.
pa;an at standstilI and TbAt Tsu-
tonic Lines Ars ThrsatsnsdAosr.
mans Makine Presrsss At Other
Points-Russian Army in Baltic Be.
ina Reinforced.

Petrograd, AUG. 13.-The Russian ar
nies. having successfully extrtcated
themselves from the Warsaw sacks
IN which the Germans tried to enclose
chem. are now stubbornly opposing the
advance toward Bialystok on a line
seventy miles to the east of Warsaw
and both sides Of the railroad to the
east Of the Polish capital and Bialy-
stok.
The Baltic-Amertcan campaign
seems to DO at = standstill with the
Russians astride the Poniewesch
threatening the communication De-
tween these invading armies.
The Germans are approaching
slightly nearer Kovno. They are
pounding that position with heavy
guns. to which the Russian artillery Is
responding effectively. The peasants
describe the deliberate preparations for
the assault on Kovno. The Germans
built paved roads from the westward
and dug foundations fifteen feet deep
for mortaEs, taking endless pains IN
PREPARING the cement plant forms.
Whm the refugees escaped no forty
two ceutimeter guns had arrived. but
fhoae Of. smaller caltber. each requir-
ing three large tractorA were being
hauled into position
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President Orders Enough
Troops to D9al With
Border Situation.
WILSON AWAITS
FUNSTON'S REPORT
No Further Action to Be Taken With.
out Reeommendation From Com
mander Of Forces on 6order-Tex.
ans Ask National Rifle Association
For Arms-Mexiean Trouble Makers
Neither Villa or carranza Followers.

Washington, Aug. 13.-President
Wilson personally took up the situa-
ton on the Mexican border today with
Acting Secretary Breckenridge Of the
war department, and gave directions
that sufficient troops be held ready for
any emergency.
Governor Ferguson's telegram ask
ing for more troops is being held at the
war department awaiting further word
from General Funston. Secretary
Breckenridge reported no disorders to-
day.
Detailed statements Of the distribu-
ton Of troops has been laid before the
president and officials take the view
that the army can only be used further
IL the Texas governor certifies In a
constitutional manner that he can no
longer control the situation with state
forces.
Secretary Breckinridge said after his
conference with the president that
General Funston had asked for no
moro troops and that mono would be
sent without his request ~
carranza agency dispatches today
contained . denial from General
Nadarretts' that any Of his troops had
crossed into Texas. Other advtcss ex-
pressed che opinion that the trouble
makers wsre neither CAxsansA nor
villa tToopA
TEXANS Ask Fer Rifles. @
Mission. Tex, chamber Of commerce.