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Show . V m WcAlhcr Forecast Fair tonight Saturday, probably rain warmer. un-aettl- ed; Ninety-Firs- t S Tha axcufiae you offer others wouldnt aatiefy you. - Would they? We dont die. We kill ourselves. Dr. Push. . LAKE CITY SALT 1020 ri ucu P I U C Q Army Planes Searc UIVLu Golby Peace Case News Service.) 8 Oct. SAN FRANCISCO,. Pursued by hia cotomobile, Daniel McMillan, 20. waa caught and (By InternaUonal (By Associated Tress.) WASHINGTON, o.t. 8. ry R Meicnrlnc), Chicago, carried lo the supreme crushed to death against a telephone pole. McMillen had juet cranked the machine when it leaped forward. He fled down a eteep hill end apparently had reached safety on the eldewalk when the machine turned and caught him against the pole, crushing out hia life. Ringleader Literature Nation-Wid- e Di$-clo- Organ- ization of Radicals For Armed Resistance; Proclamation Issued. -- By Associated CHICAGO, Oct. 8 (By Associated Press.) GREAT FALLA Mont. bit. S. The f W. L. Tierce, aged SO, of Balt body-oLake City, vu found in the waahroom of a train when it reached Harre laat condl-tion- a night Hia throat waa cut and led to the belief that he had taken hia own life. (By International attor-Nn- c, Armistice Sunday (By International Ness Service) PresWASHINGTON, Oit. 8. ident Wilson today inaued a pro- Discovery of quantities of radical literature In the possession of Nicolai John Jazzlnski. and John Holoeny, declared to be two radicals in of the most dangerous here last America, who were night, by agents of the department of Justice was announced today. In Jazzinski's possession was found nearly half a ton of communist articles, including samples of a new pamphlet advocating armed revolution by foreign elements ih this country. One hundred thousand of these pamphlets were said to have been shipped by express from Chicago to other cities Tuesday. , Chief among the documents, detectives said, was the proclamation of the "Union of Russian Workers," calling upon all its members to riae and of the overthrow the government United States by force of arms, utlll-izln- g murder and destruction to gain their ends. This proclamation was printed in Russian, the agents said, and translation of it revealed a complete plan ror the revolution. News Service) LEAVENWORTH. Kan., Oct. I. Two army airplanes wrre used today In the search for two military prisoners who escaped from, a guard at Fort Leavenworth. The convicts, Forrest l'roctor and Jack Jackson ''found' an automatic revolvar while working In a field, held up the guard and escaped In an automobile. The con Icta stripped the driver of t,h motor car, one donning hia suit while the other put on an army uniform brought by Proctor's wife. The driver, forced to walk several miles without any clothes, gave ths alarm at a farm house after garbing himself with leaves and twigs. Military posses are also scouring the countryside' for the es, caped prisoners. court SOVIET clamation declaring Sunday, November 14l h, aa Armistice Sunday, and naked that aervlces be held throughout the nation on that date as a special note of remembrance for the services and sacrifices of those who died for America In the World War. With the proclamation, the president issued an executive order directing that the United Btates flag be displayed at half mart gt all military posts, naval stations, vessels, and buildings of the United States on that day. Nov. 11, 1911, will always be memorable as the beginning of the end of the most terrible and destructive of art wars. Our beloved country took a noble In hastening the arrival of part the day hailed by the world as the dawn' of peace, but close upon the day of victory followed realization of loss and the anniversary will bring with it solemn thought to the minds of every American, memories of brave men who fell, sympathy for their living relatives, and those religious reflections in which nations, like Individuals must seek hope and consolation. That Nov, 14, thla year - Un rtied twtely being following the should he observed inanniversary all our Marches by suitable memorial services for the heroic American soldiers, sailor! and marines, who gave their lives to their country in the world war,, seems to be eminently fitting and proper, and I commend the auggestion to those who conduct such servlces. I shall direct that the flag of the United. States at all military posts, naval stations, on vessels and on buildings of the United States be displayed at half mast on that day as a token of the na- tion'js participation in the exer- clues elsewhere held. In connection with the order, the president authorized tnls RULE .Russians Must Release All Prisoners by October 10 or Certain Action Will be Taken. President Proclaims Press.) ( For Two Fugitives Har- today his efforts lo compel Becre-ta- r to promulgate the Joint peace edoptel by Congress last May and vetoed hy ths president. Mr. Meet art ne filed a petition for s writ of certiorari asking that the case be taken from the District of Columbia court of appeals, e'hete It Is pending. se YEAR SEVENTY-FIRS- T TTAH Conference Opens Semi-Annu- al SALUAiEIM!50 Body of W. L. Pierce Found In Waahroom of Train Aa It Reached Havre, Montana Suicide Theory w 5 FRIDAY OCTOliKK 32 PAGES v "X , (By Associated Trees) 8. Great Britain Oct. has threatened to take certain action against 8ovlet Russia if steps fra not takan by Oct. 10 for tha release of British prisoners held by the Bolshe-vlk- l, says the Herald, organ of labor, which this morning prints what purports to be the text of notes exchanged by the British and Soviet governments. Leonid Kraasln, head of the Russian Bolshevik trade mission here, has replied on behalf of the Bolshevik regime that It will promise to fulfill the .conditions required by Great Britain when the latter carries out her part of the bargain made IsstJuiy for the mutual release of all prisoners, and cessation of all hostile - - LONDON, i v III MI1D1E i: President Heber J. Grant in Opening Address Expresses Prayer That Session Will Fulfill It Purpose. Not A verbatim report of the address delivered at the opening of conference by president Heber J. Graft! w ill be published In The Deseret New tomorrow. . aemi-annuThe ninety-firgoneral conference of the Church of Jeans Christ of Latter-da- y Saints convened (By Associated Press.) In The opentabernacle tha today. WASHINGTON. 8. Oct. ExaminaDeath Penalty Thankfully ing session, with Prest. Heber J. Grant tion of the final census figures of presiding, waa called to order at 19 Received By Murderer the country of which place the total o'clock. the population continental United States at 105.883.108 Indicates that of Favorable weather, a season (By International News Service.).. the west and the south proportionately an ardent desire on the and prosperity 8. "Thank Oct. WASHINGTON, will gain more In a political way than part of the Saints to hear th counsel old John McHenry, the east inor middie-weyou, said 21 years words of divine guidance from ( and through be to sentenced today waa when he in the house of the leader whom they sustain all con. Detec- creased 14 for Dec. killing on hanged representatives, more votes In the electrll tiled to an unusually large attendtoral college and In larger delegations tive Sergeant James B. Armstrong. ance. The big auditorium was filled Make the time aa abort aa possible. to the national political conventions. when the opening hour arrived and the asked when by Tha to News) This result will obtain whatever (Special McHenry replied the grounds presented a scene of unclerk of the court if he had anything basis of apportionment is adopted by No trains are usual animation. OGDEN, Oct. $. to say aa to why the sentence should Congress next winter, fixing the size In hia opening address Preat Heber coming In to Ogden from the east due not be pronounced. of the next house, which in turn is said hit keynote message to to the blocking of the double track J. Grant reflected in the electoral college and the Church may be summed up in the Wyo-Rock of at east miles five the 8prlngs, conventions of the big political words: "Keep the commandments ol Illicit Brewing1 Cate $ o'clock thla when God. parties. morning To be Opened in Court As a result of the increase of In his termori ha stressed the prinspreading rail derailed two engine (By Associated Prase.) in population during the past of charity and admonished tb ciple oars ten a of train. and freight ten years 50 new seats could be added hear-sa- y WASHINGTON. Oct $. Forecasts or to Saints (By Associated Press.) b The track will blocked till late rumor, to judg notInonall to the house. Should the present things, to forgive of production this year of the counCHICAGO. Oct. 8. Collector Har- membership of 435 thla afternoon, according to 8. H. Trabe left unchanged no ill will to the comtry's principal crops, estimated from cy, Ogden depot master. - No train Is cherish , of God. mandments ry W. Mager of the Internal revenue by Increasing the basis of apportionment there will have to be a transfer their condition October 1, or at tim expected arrive from the east until Heber' Grant. Prest. department, announced today that the of-1J. ' More 9 Six o'clock ' Dangerous tonight. seats, now held by 12 states, to of harvest were announced today by ' oaaea of TS Chicago breweries and Prest. Heber J. Grant tn hi openreceived here state that no nine other states. tb department of agriculture as fol- oneReports Covered. Are Radicals waa . ing address expressed his pleasure wt saloons, whose owners are elleg Injured. For the past half century the prelows: again meeting with th Saints In gen-ed to have manufactured and sold cedent has been to Increase the size Spring wheat, 211,997,000 bushels; eral conference, H (By Associated Press.) expressed ths beer with 1 2 per cent or more to of tha house so as to prevent loss of 000 bushels; corn, all 750,84$, wheat; prayer that the sessions of the con- eoholie content, would be presented existing representation by any state. CHICAGO,' Oct S. Arrests of six $9.1. ,218,192,000 condition bushels; ference might be profitable and that "If this precedent la followed this Federal Judge Landis when he opena radicals la Bt. Paul and Mllwan-ke- e tha speakers might enjoy th spirit of year ftva additional representatives other court next Wednesday. seizure the ; are pending, following th Lord. Mr. Mager forecast confiscation or seats must be given to California, four Hunger Strikers Case Prest. Grant said ho had recently night of Nicolai John the breweries end saloons, and to said each for New York, Ohio, Pennsylvan- here last a and Court quan Columbia and Before John Holoeny received a letter which gave him the ia and Michigan; three to Illinois and violators would be prosecuted great joy. He said h would read it Texas, two to Massachusetts, New Jer- tlty of anarchistic literature declared limit. a disclosed to plot, revolutionary have before New sny comment The letService.) sey and North Carolina and one each (By International MEXICO CITY, Oct. . Colonel ter waamaking from A. W. McCune and Mrs. to Alabama, Arisona. Connecticut, the department of Justice announced $. Oct. Benjamin WASHINGTON, have been Issued. Felix Dlag, nephew of Former Presi- Elisabeth A. C. McCuna and It be- Republican Speakers Georgia, Maryland, Montana, New today. Warrants J. Salmon, a conscientious objector dent Diax, who is a Federal authorities allege the plot ths desire and purpose of th Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon,' South Tour Announced prisoner in the spoke Campaign ters also planned to assassinate the writers to give to th Church of Jesus who has been on hunger strike In the hands of General Tennessee. Carolina, Washington, more Sanchezs federalChrist of Latter-da- y St. Saints their large Elizabeth government West .Virginia. Wisconsin, Virginia, Important officials of state. hoepital Jazzlnski and Holoeny will be ar. Vera'Cruz, haz residence on north Main street, to bs (By Associated Presa) Arkansas and Minnesota. her since July IS is expected, to ap- ists In the state-o- f the for CHICAGO, Oct. 8. Senator Harry pear late today 'before Juet tee Bailey kttordered to leave Mexico' with- aused, according to "their desire, orCongressional leaders, are strongly raigned under two charges; first, of the supreme court of the District of in twenty-fou- r hour. Colonel Diaz home for the women's auxiliary S. New, chairman of the Republican opposed to any large Increase In the violation of the espionage, and the the overthrow to Columbia to determine whether he Is waa informed that h cannot remain ganisations of th Church. speakers' bureau, announced today house as they regard thd present mem- other, conspiracy In this country because of hie affiliBonds of $25,000 each President Grant said he had often of bership of 435 as too unwieldy. When government. legally held at tha hospital.. that. Senator Hiram W. Johnson Bod-di- s, to John with revolutionary elements. It expressed the opinion that wealthy house census committee, headed will be asked, according Application for a writ of habeas ation California, would arrive In Chicago t)e Is aldistrict attorney. In members believed assistant of th Church should not stat'fient. that ha will go to New corpus filed by Salmon's attorneys next week to take an active tart by Representative Siegel of New York, leavo all their substance to their posThere has been transmitted to Sentence to terms of hard labor In Salmon la Illegally held at York or Havana. that leges the Republican campaign and that begins consideration of the problem, will be asked me a suggestion St. Elizabeth headquarter hospital. that I name terity, but that they should bequeath Governor Calvin Coolldge, vice presi- effort will be made to hold down the addition toin deportation cases of convicted radia portion of It to tb Church for ths Nov. 14,- - as Armistice states that further The Sunday, by increase, but pressure for the Increase hereafter application dential candidate, accompanied Investigator of the In order that the religious furtherance of ths work of th Lord. ' Salmon had not been. Inducted Into Sunday Governor Dowden of Illinois. Governor is expected to come from the states cals, J. P. Rooney, unHe publicly acknowledged the gift of of Justice, said today, held throughout the couneervice at the time of hie the military servige Morrow of Kentucky, and Job Hedges which would benefit from a larger department Mr. and Mrs. .McCuns with th gratider the new federal plan of try on that day may be given an conviction by court martial and thereof New, fork, would swing through -house. tude of the Church, and expressed th fore was not wlthtn the jurisdiction of The present proportionate basis is especial note of remembrance for the border states of the south, begin prayer that th Lord might continue ' the heroic services and sacrifices the military authorities 211,877 Inhabitants or its major fracnlng October 18. to bless them in all thing He men- of those who died for America in Senator Johnson, It was said, will tions to the congressional district. tioned th donor of Barra it hall and the world war. COX DONATES 1,000. By holding the house membership leave the coast tomorrow and arrive said all such hav the gratitude of th "The selection of a formal day here Tuesday, pefinite speaking dates to 435. gains would be districted with Church. , NEW YORK,, Oct. $. Gov. James Associated Press.) (BjT will not be arranged until his arrival, three to California; two to Michigan wljich shall annually he set aside M. Cox has contributed $1,000 to his President Grant read a poem which to commemorate our participaI. Oct.f WASHINGTON, but several speeches in the middle-we- and Ohio, and one each to ConnectiDelegatee own campaign fund. A check for that from expressed th daslre of th author to tion in the world war will some cut, New Jersey, North Carolina. Oklaare planned. of allied the associated aid fiv' amount was received at Democratic give the bread that produces aplritual day doubtless be effected through homa. Texas and Washington. To offpowers met today at the state depart- strength and 'the water that shall national headquarters today. and already Memorial these set legislation Missouri be would gains, ment in the first preliminary session quench .the thirst for righteousness; Railroad to Spend forced to lose two congressmen, while day, rich In heroic memories, has REVOKES FIN ANCIAL POWERS. of the International communications and he said that expreseed hia feel- - ' (By Associated Press.) additional significants acquired 12 Million in Mexico Indiana, Iowa, Kansas. Kentucky, conference. of lngs on thla occasion. The as being appropriate also to the PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8. Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, NebrasMEXICO CITY, Oct. $. The Mexi France, Great Representatives President Grant also resd the folBritain,-- ; Italy, .Japan of extraorof handed heroes down commemoration the revoked Virhere court Rhode and Vermort today ka, island, federal can Congress today and tb United State were present. lowing report of death, organisations worldam. war. (By International News Service.) I matters the Art financial tn would lose one each. comhowever, other ginia a decree ordering the Reading The program for tha first conference end other changes throughout the dinary powers In favor of the suggesso MEXICO CITT. OeL . E. the states would retain their present nubeen heartily president had granted that and date of meeting stakes, wards and missions since th and the pany to file within ninety days a plan head of the Southern Pacific merical delegations In Congress. tion that has been made that I Hereafter all money question! will be lo are toplace be determined at the pre- last conference; , AX the last . session take this occasion to express pubrailroad lines In Mexico, announces of Congress of dissolution of the allegedA combinadebated. liminary sessions, which are expected Bishops Who Have Pied (Since April Reading of the Idea- that the railroad will at ones begin to many Republican leaders expressed tion of the Philadelphia my licly approval to continue for at least a month. the Philadelphia A spend 11,000,000 In Improvements and opposition to any change in the house Railway company, r $200,000 FIRE, The American delegate are known ' Norman 8.Conference. Coal & Iron Company, the extensions. In making this announcethat would be of profit to the south. Reading Railroad Anderson, Sugarvlll to be Interested In the final disposi7. Fire company of New TWO RIVERS, Wle., Oct, ment Mr. Randolph expressed confi- However, the .new census does not Central tion of German cables In the Pacific gard,. Deseret stake. A Wllkesbarre dence' In the new Mexican govern- indicate that the south can be affected Jersey, and thdIn-Lehigh Otto J. Poulson, Timganogos ward. accordance with the destroyed aa well a the Island of Yap which Utah stake. ment saying that it gave assurance with a corresponding effect on states Coal company than 100 families tonight, Pall and with Guam occupies a strategic' posiStates supreme the plant of thejWisconaitt of future tranquility in Mexico. where the Republicans might not be decision of the United New States Organized Mace April Cba-, rmuaed an esti- tion In the Pacific for cable communcourt, rendered last spring. Basket company and inclined to reduce the delegations. ication. The German ference. $200-- , 000., of less mated basis the apportionment fixing in By What Confederates cable from Kmden to New York, Death. Franklin stake, Samuel W. Parkincrawia so that Maine and Missouri would said to have been cut by Great Brit- son, president. one seat, the increased poplose each $. Oct. Last Their FORT be March Texas, In was "WORTH, ain 1914, said to bo the May Logan stake, Oliver H. Budge, pres- - V (By .International News Service.) ulation of the country as represented fhe fam- chief concern of the Americans. attempting to fastencars Ident. , In Congress can be absorbed by 8. CHICAGO. Oct. Chicago' oil cow to a of netjjiy Betterment of and Associated string commercial Press.) pre (By Roosevelt stake, William H. (smartr" of 27 seats." The apport.on- - inV here t communication is expected to be an long lint of pay roll and messenger Texas. Oct. I. Ideal ment basts then would be 219,583 or dred on a ,iiing HOUSTON, president one under from crawled outcome Pistols, of the conference. was further Increased today Garfield stake. Charles E. Rowan. weather greeted the annual parade of mijor fraction, and 17 states would of them directly In front of an ap- robberies Confederate vetsrana today In what absorb the net increase as also the , when two banditti,' leaping from a president. , Jr, waa She train. passenger proaching last march together. re may be theli two seats loaL-by- . Maine ..an dMisourl... struck and Instantly killed. New JukaGrrkeHam April Confc re usual escorts of police and volver to the head of Frank Novak, These gains would be distributed wlth . tarn, s' guardsmen had places at the California getting four; Michigan? and took-frw- m him $1,000 In checks Oneida stake, Joseph W. Olson. head of the procession, followed by Ohio and New York, three; Pennsyland $10,000 in currency. Tbs robbery O. Cache stake. John Peterson. Misa Sadie Ruth Aldridge of El Paso, vania, New Jersey and Texas, two, view of passing occurred In full Duchesne stake, LaAoy W. Rust. ripi sponsor for the south. street Thirty-firand .Arkansas. Conecticut. Georgia, West at crowds s, Jesse P. . Franklin stake. Rich. First place among the veterans was Illinois. Massachusetts, New Mexico, (By Associated Press.) and South Ashland avenua, pn tha E. John Olson. O. of ProducLogan stake, awarded to Admiral A. Wright WASHINGTON, Oct. $. Carolina. Oklahoma, WashingNorth south side . Roosevelt stake, William It. Gagon. Jackaonvllle. Fla., one of the organ- ton and Wisconsin one each. Novak was en rout to a bank from tion figures on agricultural crops of I. Existence Twin Fail ftak. Wllford Johanoon. WAKinxgTON,,Oct. isers of the Confederate navy. Ths It may be decided to hold the net plant. nearby manufacturing the world outside of the United States of 'friction, among elements of tbs w Wards' Organised blnoe April increase to leas than a score, which bandits escaped. assembled by the International Insti- communist party in Russia was t Vm forcBoe. be by accomplished Lord causing might Associated PressL) (By Mayor Starving at Rome and given of Mlssourtr to lose two seats, and Iowa, tute Mansvu 'Utah "staks, Ntphi agriculture ward, by.M.lzinvirff, member of $. tb For Telegraphic Attorneys Prepare Too Weak to Speak Kentucky, Maine and Indiana, ore WABHINTON. Oct bishop, eat 'today by the United States depart- ce'ntral executive commltte .of the Anderson, house to white ths from basis would ' appeals The apportionment each. Lost River ward. Lost River stake, Big Bootlegging Case ment of agriculture, show greatly conference of Henry N. Mtckelson, bishop. party at th be 214,947 inhabitant to the congres- many sections of the country for re(By International News Service) acalmost 1920, for held Just at increase th .In a net of with body Petrograd. ylelds district sional Oct. I. Terence Logan Eleventh ward. Cache stake, LONDON, to dispatch e today received Hans These lief from the. threatened ooal short"r (By 'International News Service.) 14 In the else of the bouse. A. Pederson, bishop. every division. The 1920 wheat crop cording the hunger etriking lord seats age and for an agreement on methMissouri. eate bv lost the Iowa, department. those by $. With SAN FRANCISCO. and Of. Maria aftso north Jtecond ern tMa 8a weak n. the of countrtee ,ward Luis hmb in mayor of Cork ."was of food th would of serious and and Indiana, ods cunditJoBl fhs grand Jury' tnTCTttgstfrm post pon-e- d PovrtT, ieck. preventing ernoon In the Brlxton Jail infirmary Kentuckr. Maine stake, Bliss 8. Weimar, bishop. distributed a follows; this winter have been referred to the until next Wednesday. Diet. Atty. sphere, including .Spain, Bulgaria, gloomy military situation were given Roosevelt Second ward, Roosevelt that he was unable to speak to rela-llr- e be California, causes chief as and Switzof Zinovteff Finland. Sweden. the dis India, asbv Michigan British four; Frank M. Biles and his corps of stake. David Bennlon, bishop. who called to see him. This was interstate commerce commission. , hrf sat action. Canada. anConnec Guatemala, Algeria were busy, today preparing erland, Her ward. Burley stake, Alma C. the day of MacSwin.y. Ohio. Announcement that the commission sistants According to th reports Zinovieff ths evidence concerning the alleged Egypt and Tnnla, the Irstitut report, bishop. hunger strike. was bootlegging gang which Is charged is 048,879.009 bushels, or 101 8 per noted with alarm the growing tendon-c- y Tilley,, New Mexico. Oklahoma. Pennsylvania would deal with the situation Ward. Nebo stake, Pays Third Soeach. one a five the toward VelYtof among average made bureaucracy producTumulty year srholeaal sftsr withdrawals he and Secretary hy with Washington, making Leonard A- - Hill, bishop. -rpRV OFFICIAL conferred wtth' Daniel Willard, of liquor from bonded warehouse on tion for tb esrne tftunifie, IJ9.8 per viet s Regardless wf tha 'apportionment Beoond Blaine ward, Rupert stake, will Vh 1919 production. Mrs. basis the swing In political power her dispatches to the department Richard T. Artie, bishop. PAN FHANCI8CO, Oct. The post- cent for president of (he Baltimore A Ohto ld report indiGisd K. Warburton; bolding a tone be first toward the Pacific const andjsnd Howard Elliott, chairman of the ponement wa permits ft wad said, to Area now planted for the 1929-2today taken, Mitmhnm Changes, Caned Bst Not Dp. board of the Northern Pacific ril-b- y permit Investigation of Important wheat crop In the aouthem hemi cated serious dtsuurbsnry of an porsry appointment as .federal pro- the P.ockv Mountain at teathefollowed In ,the Ukratna. rose hibition supervisor for Ca'fTornl. was Australia and parted. character To determ In whether there phere,-IArgentina. the south, the east and In middle dews lrhab- ai Th army of Gen. .Fawlfnkos, which relieved of her position today through want. California' big rain The surrse'ton that It might he Don C. Rushtoa Australian has been any withdrawals. Sooth Africa. Is 2 JI4 . mission, a telegram sent her by Commissioner hieh la 121 4 per cent of the crop crossed th Wnea about hept. 2$ and president. fu the last 1 tears 4cco uts pessary to nafbe a. coal controller, has Collector of Internal Revenue Warden a recently reported lo be near Wiof Internal Revenue WMlara M. are for last year and 192,1 per cent foe mod of the rwing toward the,not been considered, Mr. Tumulty today ordered a gauge of every f a five year average. said. re of liquor in bond. (Continued on page tw) nnie, has. pushed on into the interior, cost. ' " e ar-est- ed st st al , MAIN CROPS FORECAST GIVEN , "kp -- , i 1,-0- --- , thsu.-Sunda- y 1-- Jax-zino- ld DIAZ TOLD TO LEAVE MEXICO COMMUNICATION , CONFERENCE ON COURT STOPS st RAIL COMBINE ' Ran-dolp- h, AUTO trans-Atlant- f to stand-increa- PRODUCTION IS -- se - le STIMULATED IN COALSHORTAGE st W0RLD NATIONS SOVETCHIEF ADMITS REVOLT i; IS INVESTIGATED Mac-Bwlne- y, fifty-seven- th I "--tn ge 1 j . , ts in'Wrw ik iil-r- ( 4 4 - |