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Show .e KNOW YOUH CITY WEATHER The climate cf Prden l mtlL awt J. warmer Utah Fair, tonight," In" extreme southwest portion; Sunday fair; vyarnier in rorth. and west portions; - rifty-flrs- Year t - ma- . jj . . j Ktr i x - nt - , ' S r . "swr JV M if UU i o fT' -- ' high miilmum, o. 1 . J Former Tammany Chief and Indian Bride Battling Sons in Court .... S.:: . O . 0 O.- . . S. .'V . r snm-- ; . T a. 00 ; low mini- 4 M P. 3 M 0 1 EXPONENTS OF MEM E 6 CULTURE VISIT ! OF PUEBLO FLGOD EfIPLOY IDLI SIGHTS OF CITY BEACH E5 DGDEN , . Immediate Development of Missiisippi Waterway Urged in Denver Report CAREER RAPS CRUSTED with mod and Frcovered with weeds, parts of trees and other debrii, forty freight cars formed a train arriving- la Odtn last night from Pueblo. These cars rescued from the Pueblo floods carried cargoes of pipe. High water marks on the cars thowed that they had stood In water as deep as ten feet. The pipes were filled with t from the floodwaters of the Arkamas river. Draped about the tracka, caught on gTabirons or brake rods and other projecting parts were weeds, willows, limbs of trees and other river float. The train, originally con. signed over the Denver & Eio Grande, was detoured over the Union Pacific to Ogden. HIRING GUNMEN John Lewis Possible Fight for mm wtotc-- is 11 'Millions Gathered Jay Mighty Politician' Issue of Court Struggle In ra n r? n ... : 1 fa) HAS PLAN TO ;;vf YEARS' STRIFE in LAST EDITION mm LEADER RICHARD CROKER, WIFE AND SON IN COURT (' riirc-ar- y TO PROVIDE JOBS URGED C WORKS MUCjE wa-rr- mum, Mm B LZ3 rrcli trro ally r v. OGDEN CITY, UTAH SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1921. No. 179 PICTURESQUE mi firrwjTrty rto mr Ux Presidency Arouses Interest of Worker mm:a Luncheon at Hermitage, Crowning Event of WeekYs ! 1 ! Program NOTED WOMAN HERE Resolutions Acted Upon at Business Meeting at Gray Cliff Lodge (By Newspaper , Enterprise) U Thf DKNVKK. Coin . June 1 sedi-menNEW YORK,' June, 18. Richard enjoying the cppT-tunlttojv lahr.pt develImmediate AiworUtPd Vrtn), of to rore cf the New boss Croker, mightiest political tlng a ttm opment of Ihc MiKslsalppI United. Ftatea. of omtn 17 the '.fading a tie years Tork. ever had and for dffn wstorwij- by th irovrnmnt ' "V. T iT'if'Jll TV I i XI III mil-In The Ih in Itf for to Ct4rn order work Hall, provide w crowned chieftain of Tammany of lions by, urged unemployed the with cf contention wfk'n am Is back from. Ireland. "1 here," the of Jamn Iord. minlnc, prepJdent thth Tederaticc of council c;eneral American IVJer-- i he.says, "to .fight those boys of mine department of the uf Women" cluba. tlon of Labor. In hli Annual report to a dead cinder.' made rfllevlnc For on week Halt Iike City Kaa Iteide public today. Croker and his Cherokee Indian thU Mr. ald. lxrd unemployment. entertalnlr.g t h club women, but princess bride, Sequoyah, are de which would provide; rnterjrl!' g t Ogtfen fall the orrtiunlly of would fendants in six suits brought by for establishment of hp re-&t J them farewell the cloe cf the prevent floods. foreer mould Croker's sons, Richard, Jr., and his the Keren million of of claim eek'a Itnprw with contention richentj their brother Howard. land In the world and would do away ior.ii of Utah crowned with the tm One of them is for an accounting; with yellow Jack and malaria.' .revtion gained after a ight-el' two others are for moneys alleged to WW sfSZS "Thin do many, would tour of Ogdn. Including a, riast to automatically to son father, have been advanced by Mr. Ixrd Raid, "heplden thlnpK.' fimoun cthr $80,-00'J gden ranon. and amounts the being $125,000 ' making 8eaprta of nome of our Inland two more are for the recovery in:i.i:t;ATim Aimivii 1 cltlen. hMlfve If thla pywtem start-Headed by Mr- Thorn G. Winter, of .Westinghouse and Wabash Railof 1 ed. TP headwater from the hulldlnc a 'prealdent. about TOO lejlng reprMen-Itatlveroad stock, alleged, to be owned and V I WIfiEa the Mlnalsaippl. and the MUnourl. and l I K I I r In tatee club of women'a loaned by Richard to his father, and to jom" extent the, Illinois and Ohio gig El J I arrived In Ogden over the Ilambergrr the sixth is for alleged noei. L I! L New to Orlcana. down U.. river, trouble road to complete th: buinet work Croker says that the family th an for outlet wruld give of that but the convention and enjoy a lunch30 of years', standing, ij produce of 8t- Ixul. Chicago. Kan-a rueta of the Ogden Chamber eon his sons began bringing it to public City. IMttaburr. nd othr cltlea. Commerce. 'of attention only after his. .marriage to directly to cither coast of South Am While the elate preildcTita and roard the Indian princess,, when he memter went to re. the of a attorney withdrew power denly home cf Mm. It. It.lryHff he. and. his in Ogden Porter from ' Howard so- that own affairs. "It would require many ycara to Ao C1 BlUlltt ranyen. for the final bus'.nrm ei- wife could manage their IVilB I this job right, tn this meantime while 9 tn viditorw were taken In I W I :. I 'nT He says:,, ii3S H I fCon' B U the rc!t of the "feorld la writhing in a tour of the Cltr. ' auloraohJle for RJI "I withdrew this power of attormj " IW thla V "AT and agony convinced been I.OCII gigantic had uncertainty, lir.RMrTAGl, I' It) ney only after would boom every line in Th luncheon at the HermllAge ho-- enterprise contrary that Howard was using itconcerned. our tel waa begun at K:J0 o'clfck p. m. Never a Time When Ger- human endeavor In be ur country; to the best interests of all to useful so Howard unemployed put blame We did not work, they would re- - Iron Pipe Melted and Fire jlion thla morning and were ehown over many Had So Many Places and profitable food, much," he adds, "as we did Richard." housing, payroll. YKAR. clothing, 'lhe c!t'r- - Tn lur included viiiu to IN KIGimiTTH jqulre in "RriQpmPTit of Amusement Klefl. concrete and machinery. nd In The present litigation, in Croker's ichoo! for the Ieaf and the mind. the meantime we would hv an openl larht.it.h"- var. is the aftermath of EUCl Bin a thorough and complete or-- ! for ;th flld an unsuccessful attempt in April,) . canning plant of the city. the lUlONNI'-ItMI ITON By ganliatlon."' declared mill", and other Industrial plants.. him to have lncompejflour 1920, Serious faces BERLIN, June rVTm.nv deaert --nd awampi I Reclamation ne confiu.Mon or me tour the of IIf e.ectriCJil tent. His children were the comthe I.larhtnlnc durinr In common Croker his that wife in Richard and are bo a Above, below, Richard court; un.n -u m- - urrmiutf sworn affidavits In cauea they aamage ? out loud on the etrcct 'a" a, plainants. lauched anyone - . atom th;a morning thc mlnlnir . Jr. of departOcden was wher Croker, luncheon wa canyon mi he J100 the Healy hotel. in rv incapablecomu,rp?u It would probably catme comment. charged that own c,,enl of un-- 1 12 10 to work ed the m. at Kve A. and his KirP to aro chief md affairs, fGeorge managing The American traveling prcrdInK of his MTl.LN IU)I.t710XR. c.rnx. la struck by the gravity of 'mployej. pletely under the domination Germany At thi waa UINANCING. In JHirTHOI cau.ed wife,- whom he married in 1914. at Or The on moling of the etateIn offlcera fire etreet.4. he the byj l Ine home the people lh, Haly of Mr. Terter auch on of the of wires The Circuit court of Florida, in Ogden financing Speaking in the nhops. cars and lightning the hitting . . Mr. Iord ald: which these affidavits were filed, th north end cf the bul'.dlnr. and canyon. '.tlen retolutiona were to be 1ip nfl inrol-c!a-' We do not hejiitate to pledge the then setting fire to the wood In the upn ieiore tne women depart granted an immediatefrom injunction say that since they lost the war. the credit come to for hom. fciarm the of fire which restrained him Tn for disposing to how generations smile, ,ir.forthflr have Germans thejcolJ forgotten ome of th distlr.gulihed vIi!tor In ttut fhnf would he to write down an purpose of war and carnage, and In prtment was twundfd jt 5:S a, m..! of any money, securities or real h to estate in Florida, and his wife was rarty today were; Mra. C. C-pledging credit of our successor njj fcf the city departments till Viftui '( luau; . Hhodea of New York. M r we e also' -- enjoined from disposing of his propconstructs this would work, Margaret about are written that Germany. Gibson f North Carolina, Mr that they. pondln?. Meet pipe, twelve fret high on 'l a erty. The night tells a different story be giving them a legacy Bradford cf Colorado, Mrs FATHER CHANGED. from the day. When the dark comes would all'partlclpate in with comfort! the north end of the building rM!i'rT apmade rrmnwi.n all nil or incianap.. time." lifor and Hecks his amuwrntnt Croker's son, Howard, melted. The firemrn used chemicals the German profit Mr " vt to ap1'rrd of Fprlr.gvine. friend" as for the ome out The fire. "next in he Iteferrlr.g the where employment looks for may fir.?1 plication place putting John fr e. j of the guarof a conservator, by employer. Mr. Iord raid, proper was In the basement In the coal iMrand forget- president laugh pointment If . world chute is no country I" the federation; Mra. r. T. Irham jHUte "thero AMUKKMKNTS 3IANV. dian or committee to take full charge Mr. Pearl Ellla of been a where owners and directors of busiof his father's $10,000,000 estate, inAs a result - there Iihas never The entire fire waa extinguished ot Montana. K ,r f e t n f a f Arm. w a ness m si An control have to are twenlv-flvallowed Inohoo cf New and ri minutes after theiT5 cluding the show palace Glencairn, Uliic ill Iapiia.i f Mexico. Mra. Ker-er-t J. IturtJeste at Sandyford County Ireland, and manv theatres, canareis. dance rial is. urmir s oi jriairi inn.i In alarm was received at the fire station California. mira Mm. Ida Callahan cf Ore. on Grant avenue. his vast properties, valued alone at Plan National Action to Win Crafts Says He's Looking concerts and movie houses. To thlsthey are now with Impunity doing n F1ornc K, Mootp f Te- of our country."" must be added the exhibitions of gym. some parts Guests In the hotfl were not $2,000,000, at West Palm Beach. . ana numerous ethers. ! Demands of to counCoal "H for If doubtful other race to the to and of the any story, children's the nastic work tracks. turbed. according Enjoin According d Judge employes Following the entertaining feature father changed The theaters which are nuttlnc on.' try."" he added. "rr.en whose snle rec- - hotel, their Contest at the Hermltsre lMr manv com-Diggers i Coming are th ommendatlona will are In a few months after his marriage ones that oo the they that gay light operas club women will depart for their to the Indian girl, to a "morose, 'mlt murder or any other crime for are doing the best business. homes Other will depart for HJ- feeble old man; with dyed The vaudeville ho tinea "ivp thelr'l'. are allowed by govarnment. and EXPLORER REACHES r- ie Asso18. O.. June CINCINNATI. June the LONDON, (By lowstvn National park this evening on his hair, an absolute iependence F. Crafts, of Washington, founwill where eererat days tr they new wife, and practically with hatred ciated Press.) The executive com- Wilbur DISABLED .. NOME; ' , i, . . .. ... -- n.ifi,.nnH.i vnv.rntn.m er ana of head the International wonderland the before rtartlng for accused kin." mittee of the miners union, which form bureau, forwarded from Cincin for all his blood They Ihelr homes, TUKI HATI.P, Hi: t.IAIiH- of trying to alienate met this morning to consider the coal nati .Mrs, Croker of and Ringing in the, ' vaudeville proa to Secretary adtoday petition sne cloes our IT not so Hoald NOME. Alaska. June "True, affection government father's that their situation, decided to ask all State Hughes requesting him to stop' grams.VAl'DKVII.M: PKOGHAM. ixocnte this Institution but. atrangely. Amundaen. the explorer, whose ship.! tTm keynote cf the rioting sSon might be the recipient of his fortune. strike nnd Car- -' der- In the trades unions affected by the wage the fightIn between Dempsey tolerates I: and In effect says It can- - tK xtmMe wintrmd. nff Cap Serae.'' the Council of the General CHARGES DENIED. the The vaudeville programs on 2nd. The City Jersey pentler of July Womera in not clubs. Salt Lake Itself. denied were andallcn helj, ate largely made up of athHtterta. ntTHed In Nome today All of these allegations dispute to meet the miners' repre- petition was sent on behalf of the Life! theaters "How hhail We Krr.gthn t)jr Ih or the first stunts. government and acrobatic letlc will leave for Hattl declaring Deprived! that, by Croker and his wife. At the first an at the sentatives with nn and date of early club, KtandardixAUuns." organization Thought of with, 2lr.. Thomat to the. a "knew evidence have to Maude he Gerintroduced ne announced. The the rlsht I U army professional murdrr.((,Jimfr hearing men of Uncoln, Neb., nc-- ; of V fS ' ft h object of taking national action with business lt In cf the feJer In "the Inter., ma ce at the for In Investigation pre!Jent the by hletlrs ny's youth prove that his wife was a Miss Beu-lagoinr Is during propellor mo re than ever. It Benton Edmonson, born near the- miners to secure their mutual cording to Dr. Crafts. reflected InPr 1'enlnula in Michigan, the ralnl1wjnter and will be towed to .Seattle ;t,0J- "The petition is based on tie ground these vaudeville programs. mu v.4um rrrm uuu),rn tn wuir inis summer tor repair. Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, In 1885. demands. Secretary Hodges of the that Is a national disgrace." Mr the Colorado he do and the a not discov- - w'r ouuinea ir Mra. Idaho horror." was The frorr. hia fight cabarets noted Scotchman, father for glnla. Th. Her llffr et,Iorer. this said miners implied a general said Dr. Crafts today. "The supreme those to be found In any country declared, "not one man. hired daugh6ald, and her mother was the court of the United Statas held thati where elating, drinking nn1 Ktaoklnr Vlller. coal operator, or corrupt gov- - IrrlU mrxi AnUrrttr vnvrML a11 he A numoer Ol informal address? ter of an Irishman, and a Cherokee-O- strike if 'the other unions agreed. l,tr-"- Louisiana, nor any other state; are allowed. ernmenl official haa been brought to would the Indians rolls Mrs. Croker's the his effort to reach Many thousands of miners who did neither wre could legalize a lottery to the detri rcom V,v wUH It, A erl le I Mtleen retMIUt.OnS One thing that strikes the visitor la trial and convicted thla good day." nnrlh rtfttnr number was 15.72&.- She had studieda not participate in the balloting, the ment to to of no the and He workers the session unite Therefore was of and became which in the Boston aa announced doiicg durtr. result with urged to hie veel music yestercitizenship. toon at which comparative poverty fjoea T131 ,b of state has the power to legalize ao bru- many of the shows are put on. Tht their fullest capacity politically "and were completed. repairs 'tX' Vpon al l(1 as teacher of music in New York when decidedly day against acceptance ' KlXTinrv He .pent th. winter on board the for economically and abolish "this probi Croker x met her at a dinner and re- the owners' settlement offer as well tal a spectacle as a prize fight- - No old splendid acenlc Investiture RKSOLUTIONS, as others who voted in favor of ac- state has the right to bargain away the which German theaters were famous lem of shame." th re Maude with one natlv and ception." The siiteen resolution, epitorolred, Is a thing of the past. "We should Initiate." he continued, whit companions, and aatd the party are preparing .to resume public morals. ceptance, Contradicting this evidence, Cro, "If the petition bears no fruit I will He are as follow; few vlclas.tudea. Lastly there, are the movies. I used "and fight for paaaage of federal legker's children testified that she was work Monday in response to notices look experienced the beautlficatlon thta of to deal courwere a around for judge who has with to think" Americans Indorsing Indian of the Chero- posted at several pit heads announcing film fans islation competent a reaches! Nome on the trading schooner Its highways. In. to features as interstate but age either a ua picvivid evil, tbo excellence, enough the Just had works him par and which has that at Herman would open Sunday kee tribe, enjoin Germany up fight painted or the abolition of the charter of these Kast Cape. Siberia. picked Recommending endorsement of Senture of a "fascinating young old's night, according to advices from min- I enjoined one In which the late Bob beat. ate bill 1JSS. providing for unification Fitzslmomns It was waa murder The announced-thato St. other in wer influence over a very centers enterprises," evening professional the the With ing participate today. daugh explorer tha XNDU8TTIY. national highway aystem- of UfA JIININCJ In Paul." COAL at Palast the Mr. Lloyd George, the prime minDerlln there multimillionaire." ter of Charles Carpenter, a Siberian ooEndorsing Fmoot bill providing for would be the first public showing of After a temporary injunction had ister, replying today to the Referring to the coal mining indus- trader, and a Chuchuk EUklmo girl, notifica for home economic sta"Damon." a massive film story about try. Mr. Lord said: tion given him by Frank Hodges, the been granted the children, the cir whom he will send, to school in Nor- appropriation tions parallel to agriculture stations. the French revolution"The industrial reaction which ha way. cuit court' appointed1 Dr. Ralph ss. miners secretary, of the result of the HALF HOLIDAY PLEA Reaffirming rupport of Fes amendset in haa hit the mining Industry roa- TI111TIII SOLD OUT, 'OO stated that the .government had Green, formerly in charge of the ballot, OF CLERKS REFUSED ' J ment to McNary bill, affecting recla.1 J more seats sooafslblv The theatre harder than any other Industry than medical staff of the Florida State nu option uui io mage iinai is demation .problems. chair- cision that the ten million pounds and I .went early. The lobby Thousands of miners are unemployed BELGIUM PROTESTS people hospital afor the insane, as ca.n a waa Lrglnjr women to ajwitt jn eCurDig with who filled three test to commission Cror days man of disappointed people, and they open subsidy offer could not remain WASHINGTON. June 18 President Over 1E."wLOIUP4 better kindergarten legislation wIVliUL, YYIV off average-sigoffice than tha are ticket better ' there was every ker. The specialists made an ex- - after tomorrow night. Harding has declined to meet a reAsking secretary of arriculturs to "sold out." Not a'Thls question of unemployment also amination of hia blood, and other oo that government employes In the ticket"Ausvcrkauft," quest 'Include in hi budget aji additional In of in the I be to nut had. affairs conversed one. lLelf. studied rot manifests and specimens, District of Columbia be given a half mans are not behind BRUSSELS. June The minister It. for homo demonstration. $2,800,000 Idle union consecutive as' ternallonal for Croker Amrlca when financially, duea." with eight LOLITA ARMOUR TO holiday on Saturday throughout the it comes to ticket of Justice In presenting to tha chamReeommendXnr that a division of Inare exonerated members (rem speculating. hours, and rendered ano technical re-of ber of deputies yesterday the report dian welfare, under department of Another sign of the. Germans mad The Alabama coal strike, he de- of evidences BE MARRIED TODAY year. they found . port that In explanation of his refusal, the the Uelgtan representatives on the public welfare, be established by the one the was "most ended of of amusement deterioration.' by clared, excitement mental pursuit is president recent underwood to stated have by the Ieipxlg court, general federation. ever is tha great amount of brutal decisions (Requested by rendered within which Isacquittal war "On the contrary,", said Dr. Green, the "granting of such a holiday and fortune that criminals, of Max Intermountaln Federation of Women trylnr on me and rememorsnca of a mu oi not races, wealth liamuunr "we found onlv CHICAGO. June 18. Miss Lolita when the need for thosellhe maturity a Leipzig atudent charged Club). economy was para- Xhat are run In this country, but on mm "This decision," ha added, "render Randohr, coupled with soundnesg of judgment, and Imprisonment ixjru-sTi- tr with Armour, only child of Mr. and mount, would not be in the interest rTencn ana la a the incisLiTiox. races. of the state, ed governor by an excellent - state or . physical and Ogden of Belgian children al Garrmont in Kxprese-lnMrs. J.- Ogden Armour, today became of the public service. to president of Uciled (Monday. Bronner will tell mental preservation-tyrannical ana cold oiooaed of cruel, were ' ooof announced that the minister of state and secretary SUte. the Germans' IPrincipal anort" you secretary ltl7, written Donnell the wife of John J.. Mitchell, Jr., secE. B. the by i Itf It . Circuit ' Judge exclusively aiinr . . had affairs oothe senate relation rommltl of foreign foreign r telegraphed in decision a CAMP int riiiuue inner cir Relgian minister In Rerlln Immediate- hope that aome way LEWIS DEATH ond son of Mr. and, Mrs. John J. operator, thereupon rendered may soorv tn .Merc nan is ana Manufactur the of cle which the court found Mr. Croker Mitchell, of secura to ceremony to the freedom the fcunl protest against and aecurity acquittal. ly Chicago,' HEARING to ers association. his IN OPENED FORCES manage IS SILESIA "sane and ccntpetent for Christian women and children of AROUT VIRGINIA WAR, own affairs Florida,"' and- the tem- which unites two of Chicago's 4 promthe near eajs-tAGREE TO WITHDRAW Th mining department head aald WOULD BAR FISHERS dissolved. inent families taking place at p. m. injunction12.'was porary bl'.l for. laat WASHINGTON. Mine rVjpporting Fterllng-Towne- r Forest United Workers th Am of Three days This was on July Mellody farm, the Lake that Captain june lg. Robert Rosenbluth. of New York, who HAWAIIAN separate department of education. PORT NEAR erica "haa set Its face determinedly ter the Crokers sailed for Ireland, home of the Armours. of lwi-Crpe- r Reaffirming support DERLIN. June U. (Ry the Asso- against any reduction In waxes." The wetffling was to be exceedingly is charged at Tacomn wnh with but before they, could board ship, L.U health ordered physic! were served with papers in the simple in all details. Bishop Herbert! having the shooting of MaJoY ciated Press.) An agreement ha Reviewing th atrlke situation In theycases WASHINGTON. Ittcommend'.r.g t!.at InterdepartJune II. Fishing now pending. been reached between the German vol- Mingo county. West Virginia, he sld six Page, of SDOkane. Wash., will per n hygiene b con3w form the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Klven a hearing today unteers In Upper Silesia, the Polish in- the armed forces of the operators "is rights In and about Pear! Harbor. mental bord of YEARS OF TURMOIL. .be ; at the department of Justice. .Investi- surgents and th interallied commis- the government, tha only government Hawaii, near naval fortifications, tinued with fflcient fund. Croker told of years of domestic John H. Edwards, of Lake Forest. u. Unlte-Approving movtTr.er.t to erur more gation of the circumstances aurround-??J- sion in Oppeln under which the Ger- that ever answers the needa or plea would be acquired by the turmoil, toOf the relinquishment of a The honeymoon will be spent atcoueducational motion future film and a bill mans under Pole the worker his first wife ahd their unannounced place and later the EUtes there. of will government was passed and withwa a fortune MaJr AVf Cronkhlte begin to asf?r their wider distr'.buliaru was Is the provide emSanta senate. metalliferous The at was it to by of Jt financial drawal tomorrow, Industry" ple plans children, subsequent fr f ar5tiAte?rney Gnera4 Daugherlearned from eiper- yesterday spend some time were the serted an right Barbara and will motor through the interallied acquired being made in were representative !r. Upper (ConttnuM crx Pace Two) .uv--w bv foreign fishermen. (Continue! on Pae Two.) .Canadian northwest. ' (Continued on Page 'Two) Silesia, who arrived here today. wyuunbarges Rosenbluth. ' II "MM I . i ( v . ' 1 itl-Kn- tlc cnl. "lo , te'.r ofion Iy con-reu- on W-- Mi-din- nr 0; ( TEUTONS SEEK dTnitl Itilll IBtlllE ; GOOD TIME AS - by-wate- r - il a. - HOTEL HEALY lllllillvt UvllliaV ; ! li Ilirinn II w till . " . StrtQ - i I IB - - " ,,ij " i"n io,""'n 1 : - . e-- OUT 3 e'.f-ctrlc- "i . re-j,- U-o- . "g"un-mtn- td-to- - , N-wli- j i I "a m VK e , . ! 'r' dis-to- -- I warm-hearte- t-- f ! nnl SHIP - rc-i- 1 M-JUiA- XR. ! i ; r. j - iip-,0- "ri Irt j n . m. pre-sldlng- ! . -- i'1" ; . - . tlUftT", full-blood- ed wo-man- t -- L , m 1 - - , A I - ; ..' . gt thtk nr - -- n I - g " - -- "!-- - ... 1 I , . o-- 1 U t ; . i?lLl d c |
