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Show PRtiJ TIIE BEAVER COUNTY WEEKLY " ill Her Eng'ageaent: Ring :, - a" I gfrr most treasured gem. It should be a fiood one. 4 It will coat let than you think. We have all size each on per. ' feet Modest aricca. : BOYDPARK 16 '-- I' : 0 " : O : . . . BEAVER, TJTAII X: ri'' lr 1 . :i"F ; : , IUJ tlMfT . FAILURES REALLY WERE FEW owe harhr trade- - -- "TT7 - v lean fcUnv am all aaad good .opportunity opea or mta over barbr; draft ae. Barber la arm; bar oo4 w nffiocn conimInlo Qnt Mvoartd Id frv weak. Call et writ. Motor BarWi el . Wet Temple 81.. Salt Laka Olty. - .J s UUd SIMPLY PERFECT THEORY IN "I suffered Winona. Minn. Kitchen Manaoement Left Nothing to . I pHlnd, Except th Preeale Faet of Cooking.- ' ? Aa experienced housewife, who haa hover taken any other course in Beetle science than that afforded by wrestling many years with, the problem of three Moa.li a day, felt much llnterested whoa her college-bre- d daughter toll her tkat. aha waa going to with friend who spend tha week-en- d ;waa the. last word In tha highbrow, l world of the cooking Bpeciatlat, ... :.x "Mother, It waa.; wonderful," exclaimed tha girt on her return. "On one aid of her. white-tile- d laboratory aha doesn't call It a kitchen- - there la the dishwashing machine and on tha other the long tables for the constructive . work. v; The arrangements ire perfect, and everything la dean, and shining. Tm Juat.craay about It Not a bit like our haphasard kitchen." "And I presume the food waa equally wonderful," aald the reallysympatherlc mother, ! ready to learn of the now generation. "Tell me about It" The returned visitor looked thought ful.; "Well, you see. we didn't go very deep Into cookery." She never does. Wo had dinner made to the tireless" cooker, aome aort of stew. And the rest of the stuff she gets at the delicates: sen." NeW York World. aviators recently made' a nonstop flight of 20 hours and 10 mlpnies. Naval seaplane F-- tn which tour-navwill which New photograph of Flumo, go to Italy after 1923. . S Olyntho de Masalhaes, ttiioftter fronij , probably . .. J,, Brain to Francsjn4 on of the BraHte delegates to th'peiea'onferene;;:' 1 5, HEWS REVIEW OF CURREI1T EVEHTS Germany Considering the Treaty Which Strips Her of Much 7 . Land and FRANCE Villi All Power. - Slavs' contention lay tn a port on the Adriatic.- - The correspondent of a Berlin paper predicted that the German dele-tot- es In each case where It was considered necessary ..would present a carefully .formulated -- counterproposU tlon statins the maximum they were willing , to concede. Many of, these, hej said, were already drawn up, .and the Germans would "showy the utmost consideration for the enemy's standpoint" lie asserted It would be particularly difficult for Germany, to' yield to the demand' for ' the delivering , up' of the Germans held gullty-o- f being the; In- BE PROTECTED of the war;:, This clause, which calls for '- eed of ; , : of Latest reports of the bolshevlkl were that they were beginning an attack In great" strength f - Lithuania, against Vllna, capital w hich had been captured by the Poles. The city was under heavy artillery fire. The allies In northern Russia had ent eral successes against the reds fifid believed the crlsle along the Dvina river had passedr The American runthere way detachment ' recentJr bad Us first engagement With the bolshevik! and helped in the capture of I town, losing one officer; ' stigators their wt -' the trial ; New York. May X Whaf the T. M, C A. accomplished In Europe, difficulties n encountered and the sous w hy It has been subjected to crit ielsnt are made clear in the report of George W, Perkins, chairman of the finance committee of , the organisa tion's war work council, whjch was given to the public today. First explaining the difficulty of se curing efficient workers and the care exercised in the: selection of the 11,229 persona who were sent abroad, Mr. Perkins says; "Much has been said about the. in efficiency" of some of these workers, and, without doubt, a number of them were Inefficient' In any form of organization In. civilian life, whether It be public schools, chain stores or cor porations, if 90 per cent of those ariglnslly employed make good, the result Is regarded as highly satisfac tory. If 10 per, cent of the 11,229 people operating In France forthe V, M. C. A. were Inefficient tt would mean that there were 1,122 men and women who were more or less of a failure.. I do not believe that anything like this number of people were unsuccessful; but If under the close scrutiny which the soldiers give these welfare workers even S per cent of them were failures, It would have put a large amount of criticism in circula tion, and the work of the 95 per cent who were successful would be forgotten In the publicity given to the 8 per cent who were unsuccessful. "That the workers as a whole were brave and unselfish .is shewn by the fact that 14 Y. M. C. A. secretaries were killed and 126 others were wounded." for more thin a year from Bervouanesa, and wa I Troublea Caused by Canteen Charge Wars Due Mainly, to Olfteultles of ' Did TransDortation Its Beat and Never Shirked. VAU CfT want bit waiea By Lydla E. PiiililiamV Vcsetabls Compound. .'. " HELP EXITED 1T DADE STROIIS i GEORGE W. PERKINS TELLS OF THE ASSOCIATION'S GREAT --' RECORD IN: EUROPE. . MAKERS OFJEWlUff MAIN DE FEUDED so osus a oowa not; rest at night would lie awake and get so nervous I would have to get up and walk around and in the morning; would be all tired out-- read about' 1 Lydia R Pw&hamV 'r ' Vegetable Com and thought rund try it nervousness My sooo left no. I aleen well and feel fine is the morning and able to do my work. ' I gladly recommend Lydia E. Pinkbam'a Vegetable Compound to make weak nerve Strong."- - Mrs, ALBERT EULTZt 60S Olmstead St. Winona, Uina. . How often do wo bear tb expression among: women, "1 ani so nervous, I cannot Bleep," or "It seems as though I should fly." Such women should profit try Mrs- - Sultse'a experience and giva tola xamoua root and herb remedy. ' Lydia E. Pinkbam'a Vegetable Com ; pound, trial For forty yean it baa been overcoming such sertous conditions as displace cnenta, tntiamroauon, ulceration, lrreg a, ularitieav periodic pains, backache, and nervous prostration and is now considered the sta& dard remedy for auch ailments. dis-lines- (CHI Flawd ktaal All Flics! TUEt SPRtAD ' DI8RA8B DA18T SLY XIIXJEK attracta mt Nat. atiM tta, otimuI, - V' .: aoaaaiaat aa4 aaii avill rMan anU aai aaU ar talw aaythlnc. OaaiaHiia. . Oaalatav a a riMFSS. M iMlil. Si St BOMESa.IU DaKaiaAM.BwklT,B.T, EAKOU) mf of the former kaiser, 'was Incorporated In the treaty at the last moment ' OthHAIR BAUttfcf AWM atapaiallua tt aMrtt, er matters which were put tn last week AsaoclVon Brockdorff-Rantxa- u and Dispatches concerning Hungary have B tim amolaaaa MaanX. Included the disposition of the. Ger been conflicting. From Vienna .came FarBiiliaaa Calav aaij' atoa-- Are Expected to Make CounFaMMr, aaalj man colonies,' aa follows: Gryr word the governthat communist the :', a Oranteia. MaadtL ter Proposals Allied Council and Kamerun France and ment of Bela Kun had surrendered unTogoland on Terma for , Working Great Britain shall make, a Joint recomImmediate Action Nooooaary. conditionally, but this waa not wholly , Austria, Hungary and mendation to the league of oatlona'aa confirmed. Anyhow, the communists Klfld Old Gentleman What art yon ' n--; : r- - s were being hard pressed by the Czech, Bulgaria. to their future. crying- for, ray little man? 'Olckena Leva of Humanity. German 'East Africa The 'mandate Roumanian and Serbian troops, which Tommy Tuff I cant think of . a ; Dtckena lovo for humanity, hla'ds-alr- e ; By CUWARD w. pickard. shall' be' bald by 'Great Britain. ; ; " were surrounding Budapest Copen J name f er dat guy. to right wrong and reliete suffer tierman Southweet Arrica Tne man hagen advicea were that they had re "The time haa come when we must Canteen Vrlcea Varied. And why should It be K. G. O. Why Ing, wore soma of the reasons settle our account" sald.Cleraenceau. date shall be held-b- y ' the Unjoa of fused armistice terms offered by the The report relates the troublea and necessary for you to think of a name, by 8herlff LycIU a talented member of and thereupon he banded to the repre South Africa!:" rRoumanians and decided to fight to a ,4" ; y txpenses met by the Y. M. CL A. after my little chapt' tha 8cottlah bar, speaking before the sentative of Germany what he aptly The' German Samoan Islands The finish. wouldn't T. T. Yer ask that If yer the of the undertook management admit the for Dickens Glasgow society, called a "book" aome 80,000 words of mandiate'stialt is "held by New Zealand. - heard the one he called me. irmy canteens at the request of Genration that writer had Won. The Barther to which Germany la re The poases- terms rmah.l'aclfic peace condiconfused The ! soviet govern-aral Pershing and the collapse of too risters of Dickens" was the speaker's quired to give adherence. When thin alona soutb'of the equator, excludinx ment of Bavaria .apparently waa com- tions that made It impossible to arrive Catarrh Cannot Be Cured subject He referred to Mr. Voles, Is done Indeed, whether or not it ta the German Samoas Islands and Nauru as tha? whole- it an average cost price of the goods by LOCAX. AFPUCAT1UNS. the and followed wm plete, by Traddlea, Tommy Raeburn, Eugene oannot rosea um ooat ox mandate ahall be held by Aua-- sale The done Germany stands, shorn. "Of virsusof. and continues: It soldiers. to Mid the Spartacana slaughter ta local a, Catarrh dlaaaaa, arraatly lnflu- -Sidney Carton, Sergeant Bntbus and Jr? rr.":all of ber military and naval tralla..,;.'-twod by eorartttuOonaJ oondltlooa. HALL'S A. never solicited pects, the excesses of the victors In "The T. M. other characters "well known to Dick- tually and of more CATARRH MKD1C1NK wlU euro catarrh. Nauru (Pleasant Island) The man Munich power than, a million ' ':'-being about as bad aa had been money for the purpose of giving away It la taken Internally and aeta through ens' resders." miles of territory, and economi- date shall be given to the British em- - those of the reda while they were tn Its canteen Blood on the Mucoua Surface of aquare supplies. If the I. M.C.A. the n)ne must tears behind the jplrit cally and .financially, bound until she fiyetenc HALL'S CATARRH MSOlCINB ' fcn In German The government trot. canteen Is had. a supplies to eompoaed of aoma of tha tea tonloe given, away of crttTclam and giro oneself up The German Pacific Islands north of troops were aided by some 8,000 Aus- - Prance haa paid .for the tremendous damage eombtnod with soma of the beat scale of Its sales, K fcoowor on the bleea MirlHera. Tha nerfect eemblnadon enjoyment To reading aha . the equator The mandate shall b trlanaln regaining the dty.-'- '' tn the war, wrought tat HALL'S CATARRU alone of tn the Inrredianta this would have activity spent at Dickens," ho said. "There might, . , ul la wbat produce aucn Whether by Intention or by accident. held by Japan, 'i V aa Us entire MBDICIiB much senas at leaat money or forced In reaulta be eatarfhal eonaltioas. exaggeration times, aaw0 ..,-- , ., m r , ' the day was well chosen for the deliv urussiMs no. Teaumoniaia tree. President Wilson last week Issued expenditures In France, for al) its actiment, but there' la also genlua. I F. . Cbeaey Co., Propa, Toledo, O, Marshal Foch persisted to the last In ery to the Germans of the document his call for an "extra session of con- tlvltlea. The constant policy of don't know why he made Tommy Trad-dio fateful to them and their country. his demand . that, France . should be ' ' to T. M. C A. was to sell canteen sup gress, summoning the a lawyer, unleaa It was to show was May T,- the fourth anniversary guaranteed In some way against future meet on May 19 an earlier date than plles at as nearly cost as possible, and It black as all not wa barristers art that Mistress So you are the brother of of one of their most shocking crimes, armed attack by, Germany. It was re- bad been expected. He cannot be In to bend evert effort when fighting was aa wa art painted. Dickens wss at the cook T Her only brother? and Wilson my Pre that President sinking of the Losltania. . The re ported sesIn progress, to furnish ihe men at the I hope so. Policeman his beat la depleting tftfp and genuine ception of the delegates from Berlin mier Lloyd George gave him measur- Washington for the opening of the sion, owing to the work still to be done front with supplies free of charge sentimentalism." from free ask to able satisfaction pathos, by promising wss deliberately cool and the proceed In Paris. - The Republlcinsj who will where It was at all possible to get the tags In the Versailles palace - were congress end sarUajoept respectively, control both houses, are busy prepar- roods to them. - Famous Float Street marked by a stern formality. There to' authorize an open agreement that Some have criticised the 1. M. C ing their program. The house must A" modern writer has called Fleet was no smallest pretense of cordiality the United States and Great Britain A. of lot a snd for not giving away more articles, fcw'l. tU Tha t Cat U ef Thee 0 gty SoaW of appropriation Adenture," hurry through street the "Street on the part of the" representatives of would go Instantly to the aid of France bills and tn the senate will be ataged such jbs cigarettes, chocolate, etc." Its ae katat tat tllhtaat m4 ef Tkew' the name Ik a good one, wrltea AJ A. the allied and associated powera,' for If ahe were attacked. However, If the the great debate over the peace treaty, policy has been not to give away genat m (neklMi aa OtMaa Simbla Methley, In "A Child's Gulda to Lonare terma written of the Car tnawtfc as at gaanateae ta faawv taew keaeV treaty felt none. "You have asked for and especially the covenant of the erally, but only tn special and needy don." for hera all the news of tha they - We are little have will ried "e'"6ifch-- l very out to Germany StatnTv Mft aa a give . you ready of nations. It Is predicted that cases. From June, 1918, to April. 1919, world Is gathered together, and the pence. atraaata. fiw year aranist, aa4 a pa IT a " were Clemenceau'a words, but left with which to carry on military league In France peace" A. handled M. C. crlaacrossed T. senate the entire will give the treaty the ef k alcht aa4 aareta aaa ya ihtM torn ja atrip of aky oterbeal.lt with far She couldn't offered will as get the and be enterprises. save peace gall eaa alone upward of 2,000,000,000 pack teat avaa the went fratUM Its approval, though many of the memwith the telegraph and telephone wlrea wormwood vaataaat aa. apaaer, walla tha agater aaaa In the mouths of the Ger an army of 100,000 men, a puny navy, bers will long and earnestly ttgea of cigarettes, 32,000,000 bars of tlraly. It la aala argue exra tkat laaa that bring tidings of warfare . i' ' no no armed aubraarinea ; and planea. aa4 man. akla la eaaeae te eaaaetaUIr elaar the covenant aa It chocolate, 18,000,000 cans of smoking the Tlctories, revolutions, and mamloda I eaaattfol tirmt eawplexML with the fortifications of Helgo- against The league Brockdorff-Bantzaand re ' von Count ' 60.000.000 60,000,000 of the cigars,. stands. ; league tobacco, supporters lnventlona and dlscoTerles. Be aar to aafe tm taa ewM ptmsi tala la arU niW nuraatae of BaoaaV plying for the enemy delegation, ad- land and the Rhine valley demolished. undoubtedly will have the Immense as cans of Jam, 29,000.000 packages of The road ceYtalnly deaenres lta picIf it laUa te laawn tiacklaa. Adv. of Germany, utter mitted the defeat snd 10,000,000 times psckages the In medleral of addresses gum, sistance by president chewing turesque title, bur, x but denied her sole culpability for the Belgium having' been' given satisfac who wlll.reipxn In; time to take the of candy These are only a few of the when, as Froissart says, the Londonera war. Superficiality.;- - ,r which as the to the tion of Gertreaty He Intimated these parts of size that In the plainly but In tha in of Items handled, the field great were .the perllouseat people championship "There are two aides to. every quee tn a counter claim for didn't suit her at first' the only one of ternational onion with whose forma figures should convince anyone that tt Oon." .... world, and the most outrsgeousest, the manfwould put , natlona allied associated that and the damages because of the loss of life would be financially Impossible for the name would have been even mora ap tion he haa had so much to do , Sorghum. Senator "Yea," replied due to th blockade,' and that In gen' still held out against the pact was t. II. C. A. to give Its supplies a way "And too many of us chaps who pose propriate. Then the adventurea them Chins. The cabinet at Peking, it was millionth Furthermore,, the army as powerful thinkers don't take the ; the Baker aeWes actually took place here; ana Oral she would tske her stand on Presgenerally. says Secretary ident Wilson's fourteen points tn op- said' had Instructed the Chinese dele- American soldier leaves France for does not favor .'any such policy.; It again and again In history we find trouble to get to the inside." borne' this week, and it la certain- that thinks that It Is far better for the men wild itoriea of tumults . . . fOUlW posing what she might consider oppres gates not to sign any treaty that trans former German out on tha rough cobblestones of old. sive In the treaty. Indeed, It Is clear ferred to Japan the all' of them will be returned before to spend their money on such articles BOSCHEES SYRUP , y that the Germane Intend to pay much rights In Shantung. ' Japan's victory In long, barring unforeseen complications. as these than to spend It In other nets 8trete." snore sttentlon to those points than do the allied council has greatly stirred However,- - tt la apparent that we will ways. For the most part toe men hold - i i . a ,r i wQl quiet your cough, aoothe the in the allies.. What this will avail them China" and there Is danger of view." alsame to-bIn , the V First Thrift Day. the continue represented ' a outbreaks there..- - : " " flammatkJn of a sore throat and lungs, lied expedition tn Siberia, for the war The, drat "thrift day" In America h not difficult to forecast Before getIts Varied Activities. on which the Press said cooimeut tins tha tonoflidallJ treaty, atop Irritation' In the bronchial tubes. they treaty ta recruiting 8.000 volunwaa August 1L 1915. That waa the ; considerable Is department detail Mr. Perkins Insuring a good night's rest, free from In those to relieve service first ttmone special day was ever that they would sign It but that Ger Indicates or forma public opinion. teers for that and extordlnnrily coughing and with easy exioratloa , varied. The German papers, of course, now never would pay an Indemnity. ffldslly set aside for the purpose of many there, and the first 1,000 already relates the.varied A, I to the morning. 'Made and sold. In, ax actiritlea of the Y. terms 'the brutal meant denounce of which , many (extensive penal The by presumably thriftto they attention started. have encouraging ' ' of America for fifty-tw- o manufacture the Those as and of exacted Including abroad. auch Bismsrck yeara.' A won aa acceptance. Impossible damages day was celebrated ta Califorals establishment the Ita derful prescription, assisting Nature la lt -. of much tn supplies, thrift day tn response to a procla- from France 1871. The treaty does of France praise the pact rather faint V The American Legion, la process of of huts, with ath building up your general health and matloa of Governor Jehasoa.. The oc- - not call for the payment of an In ly. In England soiiie Journals commend organisation by veterans of the great of many 'hundreds ana - various aa others condemn letics, Germans moving auch, but the may the treaty highly sod caaioB marked the opening of the demnity, war, opened a caucus In St. Louis with other form ofpictures entertainment'! . tn useful la lung .trouble, asthma, croup, thrift congress, hold at the raoana-Padfl- c so consider some of the items of reps It The American press generally looks a thousand delegates present and Lieut sight-seein- g tours for bronehltlsetq. For sole in all civil- of tnanngement as on In the peace terms satisfactory. any event their refusal to Col. Theodore Roosevelt In the chair. exposition by the Americas lo ration.' IsmI lntliMrta At . soldiers on leave; the Immense-wor- k sign, or their failure to carry out the ci ety for Thrift Thrift Magailae, The first sessions developed a decided of "and religious de educational the terms of the pact has been or will be No sooner 'had the German treaty dissension between the National Guard distribution of read.' wono satisfied. ( provided for In the plans of the eco been handed o the Hun delegates than and the regular army.' The feelings c partments and the Christian Unity. Mr. Perkins But surely you, a million Officer conclusion Id matter. ing Pos allies. commission of the nomic Ben net voiced Col. were of council of end consideration four one the by the former of hold began who Ukea n t aire, have tittle to complain about- - , .j, . sibly the military wilt here something of the program for the prexentatlon of Clark,' son of Champ Clark, In the Na- says MA. the titter on which a hsrt brother la to made Munlllon Magnate Oh, X . don't , C undoubtedly The.Y. say and do, also. ; peace terms to the representatives of tional Guard convention when he de mistakes, but what It tried to do was know. The multimillionaires treat us prone must hot pause te asaetioa the and afiltatloa of the man who Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria. These clared that the regular army "must be to respond to every cnu that the 'army like so much dirt London Opinion. treaties," which already were portly smashed." y. However, he Is fighting made on It It never hesitated to M. Clem iceau informed the "Gehold of the ether and. Tha . takes drawn up. more Immediately concern sgalnst the effort to have regular army tackle any Job It was asked to under t i ' . rmans that they would be allowed fif Christlsn Herald. snave witn cuttcura soap ' teen days ta which to make Inquiries Italy, and the' return of the ttallan del- men excluded from the Legion, some take; tt did not sidestep any task It And double (u: : 'your rnxor efficiency aj workwere who were In cere for time the of the Southern delegate or "observations," in writing, to which egates, Hata aa oalrooni tllepors. waa asked to perform. It took the po wen as promote sun am com mony on Wednesday, made It posxlhte ins hard hralnst the admission of sition that It was In Europe tn do all fort and akin health,purity, Old fait hata which are toe far gone the allied council will make reply, af No mug, ae) to go ahead speedily." Premier OrlnnV negroee to membership." . bo worked ever Into hata again are ter' which' the council 'will determine It could, aa best It could." . t no do bo waste, germs,, slimy ' soap, ' ow utilised for bedroom slipper. the time within which the Germans do and bis associates went back to ' Irritation even when shaved twice of Dunne and at ' the mem the other Parts Walsh, Messrs. Ryan, As must give a final answer. soon ss request Why Be Thankful? dally. One soap for all uses ahsTlng, 1 " the ceremony In tha Tersallles palace bers of the conference and after a ptrn whom the ; Americans of Irish blood Dont Moot Thom Often. One good reason for being thankful bathing and shampooing. Adf, . a for Brockdorff-Bant-sa"free Ire; faultr huabasd's formulated work to was across for the of sent over was disposition Count ton "Is it always the all the time Is that you have cool wa WoIL In was j. arousing the ter to drink, wholesome food to eat proposed that the city land," have succeeded dispatched a copy of the treaty by Flume. It asks a magailae advertisement with Always look on the bright aide ef should be under International control hot resentment of the British against and fresh air to breathe. These make aerial courier to Berlin for the conald of cburte, there are aome things If are and you things buying, them until 1923 and should" then be given to what many of them say Is the unwar It possible to enjoy the kind of health look which husband never had anything to eratlon of the German cabinet and as oa both v. sldet... ' " ' - ranted Interference of the united that brings the state of good feeling ea Italy. lo t the mfsntlmi do. But they are rare. Kanaaaty sembly. con does for a a not shall Itself matter construct a' that port little State in The Germans maintained an arStar. called happiness. , aaSnaWJBawa0aa rogant, air during- the proceedings to the south of Flume, with railroad cern It The delegation, visiting tn IreEros Inflamed by T Oaa Hi amhoe. land, was feted and escorted, by Sinn Wednesday,-anIf Was noted that connectionwaswith. , Agrauj and other sura te taa. Bast tad I taj Says the Office Humorist ' Katursl ga ooveyod tn ; bamboo though M. Clemenceau stood while ad- cities. It pndetntood that Italy w as Fein leaders and at the same time,. acTb celeverest gardener In the .world eutckty relieved bv Kartaa tubes was utilised In Chins years ago dressing them, Von Brockdorff Ranting prepared to sacrifice some of her cording to hostile Journals, was openly cannot grow an oak tree out of a rose EraSaaiecTy. No Smarting, menUoee lust Eve Cosofoft and one of their writers At remained seated when he replied. This, claims oo the Dalniatlap const It ai kxwMlng that It has received strong en- bush. But the stupidest pipe smoker boxes which rtpested the sound of per and the tone'of some of his utterance", believed In Paria that President Wilson couragement from President Wilson can make the "ash" grow Inside the Tear Dragtfti er by mail COe p Boti!. ns For teak el tkl fjt fee write sons voices that were dad s aa) and that Lloyd George would receive made the allied representative rather would consent to some such rouipro-mlabriar." Marina Cya Esatody CMct;a similar to lbs phoBograph. to on of for return the IMis. Its the it Jugostrength Jodlgnant t ,',; 2?? f gln - . a I . -. hole-hearte- d Y- f-- . woa-derf- et law-make- rs .'' - FRECKLES , trtt -- - ae ' , -- - n e 1 ll,t - - ' ; , u Jugo-Stavt- a' " Yourl Eyeo ' ma-chl- e, Ch |
