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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
RIO CRANDE
SETTLEMENT
ISEXPECTED
First Meeting Proba-
bly, Will Be Held In
October; Anderson
Optimistic

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1s.-tP)-The
names Of the Mexican commissioners
Of the American Mexican boundary
water commission were announced to-
day. This commission will settle
international boundary and water
rights disputes.
The representatives are Gustavo
Serrano, Xavier Sanchez Mejorada
and FREDERICK Rocha.
After years Of delay, settlement OF
a problem of vital importance 70 the
development Of the Lower Rio Granda
Valley, and to other border sections
in Texas, California and other states
looms with the announcement from
Mexico Of appointment OF that coun-
try's half Of the commission for
equitable use Of waters Of the Gia
Grande and Colorado rivers.
Surveys Being Made
W. z. Anderson. one of the three
=. :. members. and q resident Of san
Benito. said Saturday that a meeting
Of the commission probably Will %
held in October.
The American half Of the commis~
sion consists OF Mr. Anderson. Ell
wood s. Mead, reclamation commits
sioner, who l. chairman: and Gems
eral Lansin :. Beach OF Los Angeles
Mr.. Anderson has been entrusted
with the work Of securing data on
the waters Of the Rio Grande; while
General Beach ~ in charge of the
survey work 70 collect data on the
Colorado question.
MI. Anderson said that II II in
POSSIBLE ~ tell what stand will be
taken BY the Mexico representatives
on the question OF division ana use
Of waters az the Rio Gran1e-
From past indications II - eApeet@
ed that the Lower Rio Grande valley
will press its claim 70 the uncons
trolled flow ~ the Rio Grande, based
on prior beneficial usage.
ON the same basis Of claim i -
expected that Mexicans living III Low
~ California will seek 70 MAINTAIN
use az part OF the waters Of the Colo-
rado river.
Tire valley member Of the commis-
sion vas well pleased with the Sc
leetions made BY the Mexican gov
arrr,art Mr. Serrano ID q MEMBER
w tha international boundary conf
r,ission and "a well known in TINS
section. Mr.. Meiorada IS an engineer
and IA also known here as he 49,
been IN charge of engineering ElaLs
for irrigation in some seetiohs -
northern Mexico. MI. Ad5Es9h 49,
that wv did not know Mr- hochai tho
third member Of the COMMISSIONS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Willacy Land
Case Re-Opened

AUSTIN. Texas. Aug. 13-tPl-A
.e-ope-ed hearing before Governor
Moody on the 0klahoma governors
requisition for return OF +. B.
Wstters 70 answer 20 Q Swanee JUS
tice court chan in connection with
a. Rio Grade alley land deal was
continued toda, until next Friday
after . lengthy conference az the ex-
eeutive office. The requisition was
denied several ays ago.
Waters is U der bond in Willacy
eegnty in con- setion with a trans
action by which he received 81 1850
from Joe Fret If Shawnee for q
fe.ty acre tract Of land near Ray
nsordville Texas. Fret claims he did
not gst title 20 the land, but Watt
ets' attorney declared Fret accepted
2T acres Of other land from Waters
pending legal execution Of title 70
the original forty acres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Whites MenaCed in
Bolivia Uprisings

La PAZ. Bolivia, Aug. ls.-lP-
The uprising OF eighty thousand
Indians which has kept white resi-
dents Of the Departments Of Potosi,
cochamb3mba and Suere in a state
OF terror for several days. appears
TO be spreading throughout the re-
public.
sto-ies Of depredations are filter
ing in from al points and white
hacieada owners are fleeing before
the infuEiated descendants of the
ancient Incas.
Active measures are being taken
By the government to prevent a
spread of the uprising TO the de-
partment Of Ia Pa=. There are ap-
proxim.tely 200 900 Indians IN this
department, with the whites decid-
edly in the r.iaoEit~, and fears are
voiced BY officials that II the move
H.ent does reach Ii Psz, il might
easily assume the nature of a eatas-
trophe.
Communist Agents Bl.med
The charge ha, been made in con-
gress. BY the minister Of iEter!er
that communist agents are rssponsi-
IndiaHs 20 nationwide rebellion 20
establish the supremacy Of their
race and obtain ownership OF all
lands. He told the newspaper El
Diario thst the rebellion had entered
q grave phase inasruch as many In
dians had obtained firearms, in the
use of which they were famed.
In Torioya, an alleged communist,
Louis Navarro. has been taken into
custody. accused Of srousing the In
dians 70 lawless acts and measures
have also been taken against .
lawyer. Hilario Fernandez. charged
with distributing communist propa-
gsnda.
White inhsbitants Of the three de-
psrtHeEts where the disturbance
started. have been slain and their
homes burned bv the Indians. who,
armed for the most part with clubs
and sling shots, are reported 70 be
out TO destroy every vsstige of the
white mans civilization.
Soldiers. Indians Clash
A number OF ssnguinary clashes
have taken place between the In
dams and soldiers sent 70 qlsll
them with modern war materials.
The city OF Suere. nominally the
capital Of the republic although the
governmental departments function
at Ia Paz. Is in the center Of the
disturbed region.
Indians comprise about 70 per cent
Of Bolivia's population Those who
are engaging in the present outbreak
speak the Inca tongue. Their war
Earb consists Of red blankets, curl
Gus ear coverings made Of cloth,
and nall hats which they wear perch
ed on the front part Of their heads.
Women carrying babies on their
backs are 70 be seen at the rear Of
the marauding bands.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
DARING COUP
IN PORTUGAL
THWARTED
President Grappl e s
With Assail a n t 5;
Chief Officials Un-
der Gun Fire

LISBON, Portugal. Aug. i3.-CR
Another attempted coup d'etat in
ortugal has been quelled after dram
attic incidents, in one Of which Presi-
dent Carmona and members of the
cabinet were under fire. The presi-
dent grappled with one Of the as
sailants, disarminE him.
The movement, instituted by q
military body displeased by chang
es. was begun yesterday morning,
with the object Of placing naval
Commander Filomeno Da Camara in
power.
Three officers forced their way into
the ministerial council chamber in
the presidents house and handed
General Carmona letter couched in
strong terms, demanding the resig-
nation OF the government.
Officer Resists arrest
One Of the officers, 1t. Morse.
Sa.mento, attempted TO give the
views Of the army on the political
situation. The minister Of war, who
was present, refused TO enter into .
discussion, accused Lieutenant Sar.
r.ento Of printing insulting state.
ments and ordered his arrest
Lieutenant Sarmento backed tc
the wall. drew q revolver and fixed
repeatedly at the group Of minis.
tiers. One shet wounded the seere.
tary of the finance minister and an.
other punctuEed the clothing of ths
minister Of justice
President CaFmena threw himself
upon the lieutenant while the latter
was firing, but Sarmento escaped
/ Later he was aPprehendad.
Two other officers, accompanied
Z by Prof. Fidelino de Figueiredo, di
rector of tie national library. at
tempted 70 force publication in tbs
official gazette o. q decree annpurc
ing the. resignation Of the govern
ment and the appointment Of Com
mander Da Carmara as director
Pref De Figueiredo and a number
of others were arrested.
Rebellion Attempted
Previous TO this action, army Of
ficers attempted 70 visit variog:
regiments of the Lisbon garrison tc
incite the troops to rebellion, bri
were prevented from entering the
barracks.
Today perfect ordsr was reported
70 exist in the entire country, but
the government was concentrating
forces ct the Amadera aviation camp
for emergencies Il was stated that
all the garrisons in Portugal have
sent messages Of Loyalty to the gov
ernrient.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
ONE DEAD III
LAREDO FRAY
Second Victim OF Mys-
terry Shooting
May Die

LAREDO. Teas. Aug. ls.-LF-
Alberto Leal. ls. is dead. and Fabian
Vi-eaya. p. Is seriously wounded
following an early morning tragedy
in Ia Perla department store here
Saturday morning about $50. Leal
entered the store and asked for Viz
caya, who was in the bookkeeping de-
part-ent on the rlezzanine floor.
Proceeding there. II Is not known
whether any words passed between
TIE two young men. but two shots
rang out. The first shot struck
N.scaya IN the right cheek under the
eve while the second was that which
passed through the right temple of
Leafs head. and from which he died
few minutes later in q pool Of his
own hloed On the floor The cause
Of the shooting Is q mystery. a. the
two young men were known 20 be
very close friends.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Auto Races To
Be Held Sunday
(special 70 The Herald. !

HARLINGEN, Tex. Aug. 13.-Ne-e
than dozen entries have expressed
their intentions Of driving in the
5O-n.ile automobile race 20 be staged
At the Harlingen track Sunday, Aug
ust IL
The promoters Of the race, with a
6esire 10 speed the race up a little
more, have issued . request that all
entries set up their motors IS much
as possible. Thew have expressed
hope that much faster tine will be
made than in the other races.
Jimmie Lsvresce. driving o Whip
pet four. won the l,st race held
here. He will be entered. driving
the same mount. il the rSce Sun
day He is expected 10 be among
the first 10 finish.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Rancher Freed
By Bandit Gang

WASHINGTON. D. C., Aug Is.-
lease by Mexican bandits OF Robert
Edward Plrie. American rancher. on
payment Of $500 pesos ransom was
reported TO the state department to-
6av BY the consul al Durango.
Pirie was kidnapped by the bandits
two days ago and the American soE-
sui went 70 Investigate the case ask
ing the Mexican authorities not %
send troops until he had had A. op-
porurity 70 do ssnethinR because OF
th~ possible 6srsFr 20 Firie.
Details Of s-ratgererts fer Prizes
release were noe Included IL TIE tele-
graphic rerort.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Still Missing
Retired Officer

NEW YORK, N. ". Aug. I5.-tFi
"A detective Of the bureau OF miss
irg persons announced today that an
American victim held at the Brook
Iy- naval hospital w4s positively not
Lieutenant Commander Fidelso 5.
Carter 7i-year-old retired naval Of
flcer who has been missing since
February / The patient had rrevi-
ously been tentatively ideztified as
Carter.
Detective GisEelbrecht said that il
was now certain the man was not
Carter from persons who had gone
t0 the hospital 70 question him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Bad Propeller
Holds Columbia

PARIS Aug. l3.-tPp-A fresh ris-
fortune affecting the Bellsnca mono
plaEe Columbia cropped up today, and
Il appeared. late this afternoon there
was slight chance Of her being ready
70 fly tomorrow, even If the weather
over the Atlantic clears.
Maurice Drouhin. French pilot en-
gagged for the flight by Charles A. Le-
vine wss inspecting the plane again
this afternoon when he found q blade
of the propeller twisted. The bend
was such as might be made. with .
pair Of pliers.
STRENGTHENING Of the blade will be
q delicate operation. ss the surface
must be absolutely true
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
West Texas e Gulf
Road Given Charter

AUSTIN. Tex. Aug l1-f7l-
Charter for the West Texas "a Gulf
railway company. which plans 2 ESQ
zile line from San Angelo 70 San An
tonic. with leased come rtlcn rD Cor
prs Christi port. was issued today
BY the secretary of state.
The action was largely q fornality.
since the attorney generals depart
ntHt late Friday approved the az
pkcsticn and specifications Ct toe
$500. 600 capitalized concern - g.
ing IL duly legal FORM
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
c. Of c. Man Works
On Special Rates
(sneeial 70 TIE Esrald.N

SAN iBENIIO, Tex, Aug. l5.-ke-
eeat agitation il favor Of securing
lower rates for horeseeke-s desiring
70 come 10 the Valley is being fo!-
lowed up bv J. z Bell. msnager Of
the Chamber Of Commerce. with let
ters 20 the Missouri Pacific and the
Southern Pacific. whose lines serve
this section.
Bell urges lower rates for home
seekers On TIE ground taat II will
aid in the building Up Of the Valley
due 70 the fact that many persons in
the Atlantic and Northern regions
would take advantage Of the special
rates IL offered
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
RAINS FLOOD
KANSAS TOWN
Property Damage Is
Large; No Lives
Are Lost

GREAT BEND. Kans.. Aug. I5.-LPD
-Torrential rains here and at Hois-
ington, near here last night flooded
sections az both towns and resulted
in considerable damage. No lives
were believed lost but passengers on
o Union Pacific train near HoisinE-
ton were compelled 70 crawl to the
roofs Of the cars for safety due to
the high water.
Virtually every street in Great
Bend was Uttered with debris this
morning, evidence of the downpour
last night which measured three
inches ard followed rainfall OF SIS
inches the night before. Several
residential streets were under water.
but the business section was nigh and
dry.
The Arkansas river at south edge
Of town was within is inches Of the
overflow stage ard still rising. Dry
and Walnut creeks north OF here
were out Of their banks, flooding a
territory two miles wide.
Train service on the Missouri Pa
eific railroad was halted, with
~ @M%@ M-@AAE4 DlA 20 TIC east NE@ =
and south of Hoisingtoa.
Flood conditions prevailed in the
lcwlands along creeks in the vicinity
and boats were used last night to
rescue those living along creeks
south of Hoisington. The Cheynne
bottoms. three miles southeast OF
EoisinEton, were flooded. covering a
territory three miles wide and twelve
miles long.
Farmers living near creeks north
AZ raat Bend moved out last night
as streams already were banLull
from Thursday nights downpour.
The flooded area southwest Of
was estimated az $4,000
-cres. The water. which had stood
from six 70 seven feet deep in the
town had drained off 70 the south
west.
Reports indicated that the ram
dis not extend far 70 the southwest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
ARGUMENT OVER HEN
\ \ =
RESULTS IN BROKEN
4 Z :
ARM FOR VALLEY MAN


RAYNoNDvILLE. Tex. Aug IS.
"A dispute over the ownership of
q hen in a g-ubbirg camp east Of
town resulted in Manuel Garcia re-
ce.viag a broken arm from the
blow OF an axe. with which his e.
taEo-ist in the argument attacked
hi=
Two ren claimed the hen. ard
first got into q fist fight over
wh!eh one was the riEhtfui owner
Then one Of the nen seized an
axe and struck Manuel Garcia or
the .rza. frscturirg il between the
eibow mad the w-ist. Garcia cage
to R.ynnoncville TO have his
wounds dressed. and his antagonist
fled 20 the weeds. Garcia states
that he does not know the at
tacker's name
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Extension of Claims
Commission Sought

MEXICO CITY. Aug l3.--Ft-Tbn
foreign office announced today that
instructions have been sent 70
Manuel Tellez. ambassador I'D the
United States. to sign an agreement
whereby the life az the general Mex
ican-Aneriean claims commission Is
to ba e1tznded for two years begin
ming August sl- The commission was
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Stock Exchange
Back to Normal

NEW YORK. ~. A.. Aug is.-'Fi-
Trading IN the stock market nv,
neared to have returned 20 norIsSl
TO-DAY after two sessions of rapl2iy
declining prices
Supporting orders evidently had
been supplied overnight. prices head
ing upward from the start VIA Mith
earIv gains in some of the volatile
specialties running from ~ 20
points. -
Speculative interests seemed to
have shifted temporarily from the
stock market 70 the cotton mar ket'
where futures dropped more tnln
sl 80 a bale In response to favoraDIe
crop weather and earlier weakness
OF the European markets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Storm Sewer Bids
To Be Opened Soon

SAN BENITo. Tex, Aug. Bids
on storm sewer pire, 20 cost abont
$4,000. will Nv opened hY the cil
commission az IT, reXt regular meet
ing, August Il. according 70 an
rouncenent by Mayor J. Scott
Brown.
The pipe II to be ss-inch pipe, 70
be used 10 replace open outlet ditch
~ o- the north and east sides ot
the city.
Proposed charter amendments VIII
also Be discussed. and will soon be
prepared for submission in the
fall.
TIE commissioner at their lis@
meeting accepted the incinerator
following a tryolt-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Hunger Strike Of
Sacco Continues

BOSTON, Mass. Aug. 1s.-,P-
The hunger strike Of Nieola Sacco
was urbroken today when the break
fest trays were removed from the
cells. Bartolomeo Vanretti. streng-
thensd and prepared ~ the liquid
foods taken Yesterday after mis- fast.
ate two, fFankfarters. bread. milk and
coffee and suffered none Of the III
effects felt previously when he sud
denly broke fast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Mexico Denies Rumor
OF Religious Change

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 1s.-lF-
Fiat denial was made by the Depart
nent Of interior today Of persistent
reports that negotiations are bei=E
carried cn for settlement of the ra-
ligious controversy. either By 4 re-
turn q the exiled prelates or re-
sumntlcn of religious services
The rast years experience" says
q statement issued bv the depart
rent. mas Shown that TIE pe0rle
throuRhcut the country can 90 vita
Gut prieHts.-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Cotton Seeds Leads
. Figure or Last Year

WASHINGTON, 10. c., Aug. IN
Cotton seed crushed n the year,
August ! 10 July 5i tctaled 6.10t OH
tons. compared with 5.b5s,z4 tc-s sac
previous year. and cotton seed on
hand &C nnills July 81. was ss.E95 toas,
compared with 23.249 tons a year ago.
ths census bureE- announced today
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Part of Texas Army
Reserve to be Sold

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Aug. 15.-
l7,-Part OF the Fort Crockett. Tex
as. military reservation will be sold
under bids 70 Be opened at the -ar
department August 50. The land
declared surplus and 60 Be sold IN
clu6es parts of two lets On 6ist
street. Galveston Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
WEATHER

81 B.ownsville and the Lower Eic
nse Valley: Fair 20 partly cloudy
yht and Sunday.
r East Texas: Partly cleudv to-
and Sunday. Light 70 fresh
herly winds on the coast.
Weather Summary
e weather continued mostly
ly ana unsettled ever the west
half OF the country and ~ the
aesstern states. Numerous show
ard thrnderstcrms occurred
in TIE last "a hours practically
ouehout the Rocky Mountain re-
=, in Nebraska and Missouri. and
the south Atlantic states. IL was
siaeY3bly cooler n Montana ard
olsteau region this morning, but
lere in the country ten,pera-
harges we've unirportant.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
German Fliers Start
Preliminary u. S. Hop

BERLIN. Aug. is.-tFl-Lieuter-
att Otto Kcerneeke and Count Solrs-
Lsubseh hoped off az 4:s0 o'clock
this afternoon for Cologne. where
they will retuel their Caspar biplsne
for the attempted trans-Atlantie
flight 20 the United States.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
SUGAR ESTIMATE LARGE

NEW ORLEANS. La, Aug. Ia
Sugar production Of ssI2e short tons
n Louisians was forecast today IN a
DvernmeEt repeFt based upon ar
.ugust condition report az So per
ert of normsl This production
,npares with sT.l66 short tons pro-
eed last year and ls9.Ssl short tons
=. wear before.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
Tlden Defeats
Lott In Finals

SOUTHAMPTON. N. y. Aug. 10
t[t-Eillian T. Tilden, won the
Meadow Club invitaticn teams tour
nament today By defeating George
Lott. Chicago. in straight sets. e-z.
us. 6-2.
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20 INSPECTORS
DELEGATED TO
LOVER VALLEY
lose Watch on Fly
Pest Will Be Main
tanned by State De-
/ partment

AUSTIN, Tex, Aug. l3-Pp-About
50 inspectors will be placed in HI.
dalgo, Cameron and Willacy counties
e carry out provisions of the restric-
quarantine IN citrus fruits an
iced from Washington yesterday
"A move against the Mexican fruit
III IL was learned az the state de-
| "a rtment Of agriculture today
he inspectors will determine the
.ance OF permits for shipment OF
fruits as will be allowed out OF
counties under the restrictions.
Valley Clean Now
srantine was agreed upon at a
ference June 20 at Washington
b. Reen Valley fruit growers. r. z
Nc Donald, state entomologist and the
sral department Of agriculture, as
~ only effective meals Of final
a iication.
- he Valley had. bce1 temporarily
{. sed of the pests even before the
Ieasures by Mcdonald with eonrsra-
tsoa Of nearly ell the $4,000 or more
people in the fruit belt.
Mexico Cooperating
Fruit with fly larvae was stripped
om trees and buried and all visible
aces OF the pest was removed.
.Donald has just returned from an
{ aer visit 70 the Valley and reports
Z! ~ there still is no visible evidence
{ the fly Nearness OF the section
q Mexico, where the fly comes from,
however, makes continued vigilance
imperative.
: Mexican fruit growers across the
rio GraEde are cooperating in the
.adication efforts.
Expressions made in the Valley BY
citrus growers and other persons
familiar with the growing Of fruit
iadiested that the quarantine and i.s
enforcement will .ot farm the Valley,
but will be beneficial in keeping
the pest out Of this section.
The Valley growers have expressed
themselves as being willing 70 CO.
operate in every way in carrying out
tie quarantine restrictions.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-08-13
eDAILY RIVER BULLETIN
Flccd Present % Hr. "a ar
Stage stage Chng. Rain

There will be no material change
the river during the next few
VS. :
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Cotton Growers

We sell Sacka Knee Pads.
Wagon Covers, Scales, Etc.
w. ii. Putegnat Hardware Co.
Brownsville, Texas
Evening star., 1927-11-06

The Strauss Brothers
ClOse-Out-StOck Sale
At Great Reductions!
The following being typical of the savings
$50 Rs,sa; to s,'s S. Pla" and Fancy Silks 99c vd
$10O Natural Color Jap Pongee-54c yd
Regular Ssc to sI.O0 Drapery 0Oo II
Materials, 36 in Wide, at. O1C yUs
o8c Drapery Reps, 50 Inches Wide, 59c yd
Soc to S5c Printed crepes and o.
Cantons (silk and cotton). At. O1C yUs
2oc Fast Color Dress Ginghams, 24c yd
s2:ss s and s s2ss AZ Aa.wee! Dress S105 yd
35c Black and Colored Sateens, 25c yd
s,ase s;.. 2sss'; eS4ss H. ssse"a' l.l9 doz
Reg. s10O Baby Blankets at SOC ca.
7est~s"a 7exse ;"eAs. s,a s'e"**.' s'.* $500 pr
Pure Virgin Wool Plaid Blankets, 500 pr
6sc Certainteed "Floor-Tex" Felt-Base 90 SIT.
Floor Covering. At. Oo yd.
29c to Csc Nearln and Burlaps, 19c yd.
sxl2 and sxlo!4 certai"teed & Q3 oa%
FeIt-Base Rugs. At. t.......... spOsIO Cd
sl25 Linen Breakfast Sets pieces, 800 set