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Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
RESOLUTIONS BY W. C. 7. U.
National Temperance Convention De-
nounces King Leopold and
Reed smOOt.

HARTFORD, Conn. oct. 2e.-Resolutors
denounoing Iling Leopold II of Belgium as
the author OF conditions in the Congo Free
State which are characterized as "atroci-
ties" calling for the exclusion of Reed
Smoot from the United states senate be-
cause OF his relations with the Mormon
church. opposing the sale Of beer or other
lntoxicants at army posts advocating the
making permanent " the temporary pro-
hibition of the sale of beer at national
soldiers homes, protesting against the IS
suing OF liquor tax receipts in prohibition
territory, declaring for the highest stand
ards OF purity for men and women alike
and declaring in favor Of the right Of suf-
frago for women were adopted this after
noon by the National Christian Temper
ancc union.
When the resolution dealing with the
Congo Free state was first introduced, the
Belgian government was the object Of de-
nunciation. but after some discussion the
name oC Leopold. II was substituted for
that OF the Belgian government.
A resolution was also adopted urging that
state legislatures demand an anti polyg-
amy amendment TO the constitution of
the United States.
Tonight the diamond medal oratorical
contest was held at Parsons thoater The
national president of the women's Chris
an Temperance union, Mrs. Lillian NJ. n.
u vens, presided.
~ q since the opening Of the convention
,re been such an animated session
a < which followed the presentation OF
the .fesolutions To the convention for adop-
ton. one Of the resolutions dealt with the
state Of affairs in the Congo free state and
which were referred to as 'atrocious.'
During the discussion which followed
King Leopold II OF Belgium was character
/ lied by Clara Hoffman of Kansas City,
national recording secretary, as IAN old
monster"
The resolution was as follows:
We voice our earnest protest against the
1 atrocities perpetrated by Leopold H. kine
Z of Belgium, in the Congo Free state and We
urge ON the United States government IA
concert with other nations immediate ac-
tion against this unparalleled crime.
/ The principal event tonight was the dia
mond oratorical contest at Parsons thea
| ter. This was won by Herman Alofsin OF
the academic department Of Yale. His
theme was prohibition, a Civic Neces
sity."
] There were nine othef contestants.
/ Medals and banners were awarded a
! follows: Women's Christian Temperate,
union Of South Dakota, banner for larges
/ increase in oratoricaI contests; Utal
| Women's Christian Temperance union
medal for highest percentage Of increas'
! in medal contests; South Dakota Loya
Temperance legion, medal for largest gaii
in that organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
BRYAN SPEAKS IN DES MIoNES
NebtaskRn Refers Ito Charge that
Democratic Campaign is Financed
by Railroads.

DIES MONIES, oct. 29.-william ],
Bryans address in this city tonight was
largely taken up with state issues
Referring to the charge that the demo-
cratic campaign in Iowa is being financed
by the railroads. Mr. Bryan said:
if this be true Mr. Porter ought to de-
n1and that every dollar contributed be- re-
turned To the railroad that gave it ana
that member of the committee who received
the money resign, and that every member
of the committee who knew of the receipt
of the money resign. II evidence Is brought
70 prove that the committee has received
money from any railroad In this state or
in any other state to aid In this campaign
and Mr.. Porter does not demand the re-
turn Of the money and the resignation Of
those who received II or knew OF it's re-
cept, l will ask the democrats of the state
to vote against him
Mr.. Bryan accused Governor Cummins
of receding from his position on tariff re-
form and censured him for his alleged
support of IaFollettes enemies in Wiscon-
sin.
lie cI lined credit for TIE democratic party
in starting the agitation for popular cleo
tion of United States senator's, for tariff
reform, for rate regulation and for action
on the trust question.
GRINNELL, Ia, Oct. 29.-wilIiam Jen-
nings Bryan arrived in Grinnell at 7:25
O'Clock this morning and delivered two
speeches here today.
Mr.. Bryan was met at the depot by a
local reception committee and escorted
to the New Monroe hotel where quarters
/ had been engaged for him. After he had
been given time to eat breakfast he was
escorted TO Iowa college, where he attended
/ chapel and addressed the assembled stu
I dents Mr. Bryan impressed on the stu
dents the duty OF hard and creditable work
1 in college which they owe their parents.
( who often sacrifice luxuTies and even ne
cessities 10 give their children an educa-
Z ton.
/ Mr. Bryan was allowed an hours rest
at his hotel, after which an informal re-
ception was held. practically all the local
0 democrats OF prominence being introduced
4 to him. He dined early and a few minutes
before 1 o'clock was escorted TO the Co
I Ionial theater by local committee and a
/ brass band. large crowd heard Mr.
Bryans political speech at the theater
and applause was frequent and enthusl-
astic The house was filled to the maxi
I mum.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
FAIRBANKS VISITS KENTUCKY
Vice President speaks at Elizabeth
town, Mumfords lille. Glasgow
and BOwIimg Gren.

BOWLING GREEN. Ky, Oct. -9.-Vice
President Fairbanks ended brief cam
paigning trip into Kentucky here tonight
when he addresse da crowd that tested
tho capacity of the opera house VIII le
OF. sr hundreds formed an overflow meeting
outside
The vice president left Louisville al S
o'clock this morhiHE, making "a brief stop
at Elizabethtowu, where he addressed sew
eral hundred people from the rear end OF
his car Similar stops were meade at
Munfordville and Horse Cave, the ra.ty
arriving at Glasgow at noon. In Glas, oR
about s0o0 people welcomed the speaker.
The trip was ended al Bowling Green
tonight. and tomorrow morning Mr Fair
banks viii return 10 Indianapolis ay way
OF Louisville
In his speeches today Mr. Flirbauks
dwclt chiefly on the prospsrit, ~ the coun-
try a. compared with conditions durirg the
last Cleveland administration
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
TITLE TO BLACK HILLS ROAD
Federal Court UphOIds Decision of
supreme Court of south
Dakota.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22-The supreme
court of the United States today dismissed
for want Of jurisdiction the case of the
Dakota, Wyoming a Missouri River Rail
road company against John d. Crouch and
Francis seitzerding The suit grew out Of
the contention over the ownership Of thirty
four miles OF road between Rapid City and
Mystic, In Pennington county, South Da-
kuta- Crouch and Seitzerdng claimed title
through the purchase Of mechanics liens
and the state courts sustained their con-
tentlon. Today's action OF the supreme
court il equivalent to the adirms tion OF
! that decisioA
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
POSTAL CLERKS ASK RELIEF
Would Have Expenses Paid While
Away from Home in Line
of DutY.
OFrom a stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2s.--CSpeciaI)-rhe
railway postal clerks OF the country pro-
pose to ask congress this winter TO allow
them per diem for expenses incurred
while away from their homes i'm the dis
charge of their Gutics
They asert that they are the only class
Of government employees who have to pay
their own expenses while away from
home. For instance, a clerk running from
Washington TO Pittsburg has some eight or
ten hours he must stop over in Pittsburg
on each run He has to get a bed i'm
which TO sleep. as he has been at work
for some fifteen hours before reaching
Pittsburg, having had to put in the whole
time Of the run from Washington to Pitts
burg and several hours before that while
his car was standing in the Washington
yards. He will also likely have TO get
two meals in the time All Of this costs
him money. but he alone Of all the em-
ployes of the government has 10 bear his
own expenses. 1t is estimated that this
costs the average clerk something like
Sl65 "A year. counting only 81 cents per
meal and 30 cents per day for his bed.
The clerks declare that In this day when
/ everything costs more than in times past
they can scarcely afford this drain on their
average salaries, which for the l4l22 men
/ in active service is $ilO66.
For years congress has made an appro-
prlation each year for expenses incurred
by railway postal clerks while in line of
duty and away from their respective head
quarters but the Postoffice department and
the courts hsve decided that their head.
quarters are in their cars and that conse-
I quently they cannot get away from head
: quarters IL is believed by the clerks that
congress really meant that they should not
; be compelled to bear their legitimate eX-
penses while on duty from home.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
GREAT REGISTRATION FRAUDS
NonBaFtisan Committee in Los Angeles
Finds 1000 Bogus Names
On Iist.

Los ANGELES, Set S-Enornous regis
ration frauds an, being developed in mis-
city in the daily comparison OF the rogls-
iration lists with the names ON lhe gtcat
register.
- am sending about fV names daily 10
the county clerk for consolation from the
great register said Secretary North of
The uonplrtlsan Organization today. I'VE
ind about 2QD names which have bcen
duplicated on tho great register. esti-
mate that - Der cent of the nsnos regis
tered 10 this city cannot be voted legally.
'As an example OF the discoveries we
haye mode, ls0 out of as registered names
il one precinct could not Do located at the
address given, Iu one precinct of the
Eighth ward, twenty white men were req
istered rum Japauase lodging houses whore
there are no whites living"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
CONFERENCE MAY END STRIKE
OmceTs of Southern Railway and
Those of Union VIII Hold
Meeting.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 9.-In re-
sporse to a Geographic tender Of its good
ofiices. in the hope of bringing about a
settlement of the strike ~ machinists IN
the local shops Of the Southern railway.
the Knoxville Board of Trade today re-
ceived the following telegram from H. b.
Spencer, general manager Of the Southern
railway:
The company and It's officers appreciate
fully the interest OF Knoxville In the ma
chinists' strike and VIC are desirous Of
settling 4 promptly and equttably.
IL has been agreed with the suggestion oi
Hon Seth Low, chairman OF the National
civic Federation, that our president will
soctation and the local committee Of thu
machinists early this week in am effort to
make such adjustment
The local shops are stu idle. with IA,
exception of q few msR.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
FATAL WRECK ON THE FRISCO
Engineer and Fireman Killed when
Train Goes Through Bridge
in Territory.

HUGO I T., Oct. "a freight train on
the ST. Louis & san Francisco railroad
early today ran through a bridge at Cam
den. near here, killing Engineer Martin
ana Fireman Parker. The engine and
seven freight cars went through the bridge
A brakeman, whose name has not been
learned. is said 20 have been fatally In
jured New stringers were being put in the
bridge and il is supposed that this caused
the ACCIDENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
SUICIDE OF COPPER MAeNATE
Philip Nelson of MissouIa, Mont. Kills
Himself Because of wife's
Fatal Illness.

CHICAGO. oct. 29.-Phillip Nelson. a
wealthy copper mine owner of Missoula,
Mont. committed suicide here tonight at
the home OF friend fhom he was visiting.
Nelson had just received a letter from hls
wife who went to Sweden IA search of
health, stating that she would die in
few days, and it is said that while broodlng
over the bad news he killed himself by
turning on the gas IN his room
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
ATLANTA RIOTER CONFESsEs
White Man who Took Part in NeErO
Hunt Fined 1900 aud Jailed
for siK Mouths

ATLANTA. Ga, oct. 2s.-T. +. Clements
Cwhitel pleaded guilty today to a charge Of
assault and battery in connection with the
recent riots and was fined S50O or six
months IA jail b. Judge Roam OF the sa-
peIior court
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
RUSH FOR MINERAL CLAIMS
walker Lake Indian Reservation Formally
Opened at Noon Monday,
MANY PROsPECToRs DISREGARD LAW
Men who waited for the start
ing signal Find the Most
Valuable Tracts AIready
Occupied.

THORNB. New. Oct. 2g.-with the firing
Of mighty blast of dynamite from the
top of Grant peak. the highest point In
the adjacent mountains. the Walker Lake
Indian reservation was opened at noon to-
day. At the given signal hundreds or
searchers for gold hurried helter skelter
over the boundary lines of plains and
mountains and before the great cloud OF
smoke which rose in the air from the dy-
Mantle explosion had drlfted away a spec
taculaT race OF automobiles race horses
and vehicles was on. SO great was the
rush across the desert from the line near
est Hawthorne that a number Of persons
narrowly escaped being trampled over and
I'm numerous instances injuries were re-
ported.
Horses were ridden until they dropped
and men recounted their i'll fortune when
their automobiles became stalled in the
deep sands. Jaded and overcome by thirst.
numbers Of prospectors barely summoned
enough strength to make their locations.
Most Valuable Claims Jumped.
Those who had waited for the signal
from the top OF Mount Grant before rush
ing into the reservation found that all the
most valuable claims in the vicinity of
Rich Dutchman's. Cottonwood and numer-
Gus other creeks emptying into the south
western section of Walker lake had been
taken up by men who had rushed in during
the night, contrary to law. Even men who
employed launches to take them across
Walker lake from the eastern side found
that their efforts were of no avail, as they
we're much too late to be on an equal foot
/ ing with the men who had disregarded the
law.
The opening Of the reservation was not
as imposing as it promised TO be on account
/ OF the fact that countless numbers ot
miners had flocked into it during the night
and early morning. completely overwhelm-
/ ing the Indian police. of whom there were
/ fourteen to guard seventy-five miles Of
/ territory.
Opening May BE Invalid.
/ Special Land Agent Parks deplores the
fact that the rush was allowed to take
place when it was known that the laws
/ Of the United States in regard 10 the open
/ ing a reservation had been evaded. He
/ says that there is yet possibility that
the present opening may be declared in
! valid and a new one called for.
Sub-Indian Agent Robert Lovegrove made
/ the sensational statement this morning
that United States engineers who were sent
here for the purpose of carrying out re-
olamation work on a portion Of the Walker
Lake reservation that has been allotted &c
the Indians had occupied their time IN
, placing launches ON the edge OF Walker
lake for the purpose of participating IN tht
rush, contrary TO the law, which states
that all persons shall keep of the 4eserva'
tion until the time fixed for it's opening.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-10-30
Disturbances Feared at Warsavv.

WARSAW, oct. @.-Fears that dis
turbanees will occur tomorrow. the ami
yersary of the publication Of the imperial
manifesto giving. constitution 20 Russia.
have led TO the adoption Of vigorous meas
ures by the authorities. strong detach-
msnts Of Cossacks and infantry will patrol
tie streets with orders to suppress the
slightest attempts at making deuonstra-
tions.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
MUST PAYFINE Term
Senate Insists Upon Its
Amendment to
Meat Bill.

Washington, jnne - TIE session
Of the conference committee On tie
agricultural appropriation btu desal.
opea tbs fact saat thsre are differ.
encss between tils house and tie sen.
ate ia regard 20 tlle meat Inspection
amendment. whieh ~ill probably be
sent back 70 TIE two i.oases for fuFth.
er action or for instructions 70 the
confefces
Ihc seuais representatives iMse ~.
fused absolutely 70 consider the pro.
vision making appropriation for tie
government "a pay the cost oi inspec.
ton aud have insisted upon the 70.
tentlon u the provision of ths hessf.
idrs bll. Feqalflng ttie date 0f inspecl
tlan % DO placed upon cans o. meat.
tbs eanfefees meet again late ths
afternoon to tfy 70 effect al agree
mgnf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
INITIATIVE WORKS
WELL IN OREGON
Under Initiative and Referendum SyS'
tenn Machine Politics Have Been
Practically Eliminated There

ed radical amendments bat oaly 70
b defeated
A i0il road company eudeayoFpd 10
sall is property 10 thc state and fat.
"a. Il secured tle saniclsBt clrcula.
tiou Of an initiative Dill wisleh the
voters rejected
Tic f0feg0lng measures weFc initi.
atod by petition one measure
ui,lct Tho last legislature passd vas
orfoted q = rsfsfsnduiu vote ~
peiltion h vas "a appropriation
bill containing an unusually large snm
for tie normal seiaa.s Tie ailus Is
The rsisrcndrm poiltlan he'd ~ tho
entire bal Ia tie feserendan tote
tile people accepted tle blll buf At
the same tiue adopted a rQualtHiou.
Al amendment authorizing t1ene. SOS
% ale ) petition against ang part 0i
ah appropriation blil
Reviewing the eniiu eleven meas
srrs tie conclusion ehict aug eGs
observer must reara IS tlAt tiie yat.
or Disseminated carefully. iof ufsg
acosptkd sgus 81 the pruroasana 81
lectea olem
Another Important iact IS thaf
there eas 10 corruption lu file elee
tlga. hecanss ths monopoly corpora.
tons susw HAT tiis popular sllI uas
against them ard 4 NAs toa stFonx "a
L assfihmvH What's tha usaF
&id > lssdirg corporation attorney
ii Portland when asked Wng the mon
opollss sid uQf aght ~ TIE election
4 THIRD llsm Is flAt The ienaaat
ard rafsless citizen etaffed % evil
insasuac - Is demonstrated b tie
fact tat tie majority vote on each
measure saS "a sccorianee slth the
wIll q tie intelligent aud sanosf
peopls el be stats
Il 4 clear tiAt tNe people of0nueon
van Is g. state AMI maulei pal aaals.
DO as ties please Tie federal canal.
tatieu pfesfltss certain Limitations
it S true. h0e tileT are ln line mitii
tie customs II a eIfgQyemng pee.
ple
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
News From TahIeQuah

Tm Chuekee NHua vu close
Fuh
fW MNspr fraternity bei public
Installation and gave o dinner of bar
teessd hsef % the capitol square
saturday
MANY of the teachers Who held eef-
ltiaeaies and aere not golue 10 take
eumlnatIoa sent h0me sunday
The town IS wrestling with the
question o. buying the aalereofks
TIE company putting IN The system
has offered 10 sell lts axty year fran
ehlse e tie town Tor $4,000 an
election % vote on the proposition to
issue bonds 20 the amount 81 e0a1
% hug the present plant ana extend
the same all BE- held thls seek The
indications are that the measure viii
BE defeated
rahleQuah Wll postpone rs state.
hood celebration until tie fourth and
vill celebrate lhe declaration n lado.
peudeuee from Tie umlid0m of Brit.
ish tyranny and che declaration Of
independence from cafpetbae rule AZ
one and the same time.
The political pot has begun 10 lsofi
a little around 1ahleQnah and the 20.
liticai parties are lining up pfepafa.
tory q The battle royan 10 be
Fought out q Tie polls IL The near
future Both PARTIES are sangnlne Of
success Men are helng lost sight Of
AMI PARTY sllceesa Is going 70 he the
battle err
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
THAW SAYS WHITE
RUINED HIS HOME
Mrs. Thaw Saw White Killed Thaw
Says He Feels No RemOrse
Over the Murder.

10 talking % the coroner Thaw
sad That ftor delicate little
thlng, all nervous aud shaking Ike >
reed and there was that bic healthy
seoandrel hg tiods
Later on gtaw and his wife Lad
gone 20 N sison square Garden ana
had not been THERE very Ions until
White came 10 and tie trouble en-
surd Frlendss q both men wefc
noi surprised Al the ragedy as it has
heen known Tor 3 long time that >
bilisr enmity existed Detwsea theW
The policeman who arrested ThaN
aid THAI Dc kepi repeGt4ag over aud
over % himself an the way q tie
station thar man mined MS home.
guess he wgut fulh ans more
Great crowns blocked Use tfsa'e IL
the streets in Front % tlie etomfs
sfg and on tie eay "a thr Tomts a
arief ia gee s glimpse g uas as he
passed la tae patrol wagon rhoios
mphon stood oa every corner ana
THaa covered BIS fsea o. keep them
from getting ths picture TIE vas
PLACED ga tbe tier ID the Iomhs pfis
go when al auFdoun au placed
IT'S AvYef after s ene tax with
Mm SAID ne snew where "a sud
Nn Tlas and seald produce her u
c8an shenefuf sie vas needed
AttofHey le'aHtl5 nlaaftem0an in-
formed Assistant ATTORNEY Nett thai
Thaa e0a.d RES 81 lf insanity plea.
ard 81 IS 81 tha Information sau-
ua8sa Hpe ahenla aha conferred
ulfh Wituesses al the tragedy assor
alainE .Bm them tis eaact manner
.n a6.e Thas arlei ba0 lefore and
after tHa tragedy
MS Tlae wenl te t office d
Attorm psaaed tHs afternoon for
s conference elfh Ter h sAnaa lav.
yem tatef sabponas Wor served
a NN 1NaN e. ht.ea before the
gmHd Thursday
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28

Nsw York June y Considerable
exeitsment was created am0ng
New YORK society las night over
TIE shooting of Stanford White.
tie famous architect b Harry x.
ThAW . prominent youne millionaire.
Tiie shooting occurred 10 Madison
square garden Immediately after
the shooting Tlnv vas taken q ne
tendeflain lail ellefs be spent q sleep.
less ulght Ear|y tfls morning after
beiag photographed aud measured ~
the bensHen sfHtm and recorded
with numerous ether pflaonfs te was
akeu tefafe the somnef
ils MAS Ihen committed q the
nemts pfison and loieed Is es1.
During tic entlu Trip fom lbe corn.
Qneu eaics % fhe Tomtn 1as uns
tsffu pa ~ ofaiaau patrol wagon
haaufed te q detective ara ~ cea
sHsnt.0n uGs4ie uf ilmt rraufea ia
weal criminals aas aaNn hm
Freals foia der ed tiaf Thau Nas
iaaBs ana flls pill bs tiH plea 81 the
aE
Las n.gtt Wlae talking 90 ule
cmer Ti4a dld 90 seem anxious
boal hIs osu welfare ana d.d n8i
asa a question eeuosmlug NhHe ex.
cegf be previously ASKED fie police
man. wl.a arrested h.m, i WiHts eas
dead Qu bslns toa tlat % "a
HAS rerllea fhai hs vas glad le lad
done Eoe1 h
AsAas boeu aid Tlap seemed g
taIlr uaeaurefned aeout Him elf but
askei sEain ani orah ahout Hls elfe.
lie la,1 hoa % ana IS ste feseflsf
ssf1 4 friend Haa gaas a ue Mar
fa eat aui elale there White enter
ef Ina oaa aot zee WlBe from
sfe s uas sIftus b4t Me TIaN
ai aa Noticing tat hls efe
dlstel 0uea hsr size H
reiH ests 81 Ae aa and 81 0e
M eaea ssafi S hefe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
MILD LECTURE
FROM CANNON

Washington, June 81 speaker Can
non delivered q mid lecture to U4e
members of the house toiag stating
that % tie closing days more bust.
ness Qf vital Importance G. the nation
must he transacted tilan ln tie Three
months previous and II is ABSOLUTELY
necesaff that tie closest possible at-
tentlou Be given al business
lt vas decided That The house should
slt tonight @ consider m committee
q the whole the blli = asapstli the
law IL relation 10 The cnllection Of
revenues
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
BRYAN CONTROLS
IN WISCONSIN

Alluaukeg Wis june q The
nemnentle state convention, caIled
for tie purpose of adopting & platform
to le recommended 10 tie candidates
who vii ~ nominated at the state
primary election THIS fan met i0iay
That hfyzn supporters would rule tie
convention seemed % be a fnfegone
conclusion Daniel II Gndr. the
temporary chairman. warmly euloeln
81 hryan. practically predicting hts
nomination aud election ia lpas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-06-28
WRECK ON THE
GREAT WESTERN

Maulnntown. ioaa, tune M TIE
Twiu cts apd ChkaFo special go the
Chicago Great Western. s1uthbouna
aas wrecked early This morning a
miIe and 5 half north VI Gladhsaak ~
> bridge While running en- tie ties
the tlaia psssed over tie bridge safe.
- Aftsf reaehlus fhe isF side feur
ooaehes overturned Several pefsams
wefs injured none fatally
TIE mosi seriously haft ssft Mw
H A nfaFe Sc Paul Mrs e Hs
Roe Nss sharon lows Mrs y IT.
Maftisus and e 81 Hughes gaf.
sialitoNn