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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Kaiser a. AT Critic.

kTlser William adds to his many
other accomplishments skill AZ m
artirt and art critic. In a book just
published In Berlin. Prof. Seidel
curator OF art in the royal palaces,
prs!ses the sovereign's activity In
Church architecture, forestry. land
scape gardening. genre painting. stage
decoration and the applied arts" II
HI indeed is proficient In all those
branches. II can readily be understood
that he has no time. even II he had
tac inclination. to disturb the peace OF
Europe. As critic. his taste ID
catholic, although at times he is severe
IL his judgments. While he hUs no
prejudice against impressiOnista. he
hates still life and unintercstinE sub
5ncts which lack movement" Ills
opinions are given ut random. eUMe
times In the form OF marginal notes
When some South German amateurs
undertook TO decide what KIDD Of
monument should be erected for Wag
ner In Berlin. the kaiser signified his
displeasure by writing nonsense ai
the end Of one Of the articles. !ioi
even u Winckeimann could have ex
pressed an aesthetic opinion more con
cisely and forcib!y.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
FIGHTING PESTS.
A Word Of Explanation About Fungi
cides and insecticides.

There are two general classes Of in.
secticides. says a communication from
the Oklahoma station. The first class
Of mixtures contains some poisonous
substance that kills the insects when
1t 10 eaten with the foliage OF fruit ON
which 1t is lodged. Paris green, Lon
don purple. and white hellebore arc
the poisonous materials most COM
monty used In these mixtures. These
mixtures are eifectual in destroying
only those insects that eat the foliage
or fruit of the plants. and are harm
less to the insects that suck the Juice
Of the plant.
The other class of insecticides kills
the insect by coming In contact with
the body. Kerosene emulsion. whale
oil soap. and pyrethrum powder are
the most common materials used in
these mixtures. Mixtures Of this class
are used chiefly to destroy those in
sects that suck the juice of the plant
and cannot be destroyed with poisons.
The poisonous insecticides may be
mixed with fungicides and applied all
in one spraying. but other insecticides
must be applied separately.
The fungicides and insecticides, IL
properly prepared and applied. have
no effect upon the plants. II the mix
lures are not properly prepared and
applied they do not form the desired
protection to the plants and may
damage the foliage and fruit There
IL never enough poison on the we'll
sprayed fruits and plants to alter
their value for food. Most fruits are
pared before eating and all sediment
Of the spraying material removed. In
the case Of fruits that are not pared
before eating. as grapes, person
would have to eat from 300 to 500
pounds to get small dose Of poison.
1t will always injure the sale Of such
fruits. however, II there are any signs
Of a spraying material on them when
placed on the market.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

FrsqvsNt Cultivation see eseohvm.
Sorghum makes . light. small
Krowth at the start and unless the
hsid 10 kept clean. Il 10 quickly smoth-
srsd out by weeds. Frsqusat and
shallow cultivation 10 neeessasy 70
keep tAs vee4s II check. TIE 1fst
eultivaeioa sA6sjl - given with Q har-
nv 1oaStAwise q the roots. 10 or1or
not 70 cover the youag plasts. Tha
harrow nay b used ustil ths plants
are six 70 - inches high, wksa the
oediaasy walkias or riaias euitivator
shouA - ussd. On sod lAsA. oool
crops ase froQusntly grown WITH oao
Of two eultivatjoas. bit o. nsils that
hevs beeo eseD0e6 Tor so0e yeasA
6equeot eultlvatjoa 70 eeeeetaAl
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Good, II True.

Has a cure for cancer actually h-cn
found! II 10. fear Of one Of the most
dreaded enemies Of mankind will bc
greatly diminished. Discussion has
been aroused In Europe by the appear.
ance In \ Berlin medical journal OF
high order OF nm article testifying to
the merits OF u recently tested remedy.
and In which this is said: One OF the
foremost authorities on cancer In the
world. Prof. Won Leydon. has expressed
opinions which do not appear to err
on the side Of optinisu, wien the
work Of Prof. Morton n New York
and other students Of cancer 10 con
sidered." The article goes on TO spsci.
~ what hss been shown by various
oxpsrlnasnts TO prove ~ s9ectivansss
os ths remedy 10 dsstroying cancer
Oeens, and conclsdss With the dsclara.
ttoo that what he's been learned 10
"6sDc3est 70 skcits hopss of the great.
~ ressjts IL The nisas q oil study.
Ing ~ problsa a sassss." OF courss
Il vesl1 b uawtss 10 bs ovsrsNa.
gulae. evea u ~ iacs OF tsstimoay
eoaA - TIL. Dut rs0asks Troy Ttnss,
~ olete - - sAew what psogrsss
~ uo1leaj vos11 b nAkiHg u ~.
- ooneyoo g o1,msaes soes thoagAe
oo0oo1 ooeA
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Injury from Mosquitoes.

New Jersey has many places ideal
IA situation and accessibility. and one
such place developed rapidly to Ger.
tain point and there It stood. halted
BY the mosquitoes that bred In the
surrounding marsh lands. Country
club. golf. tsanis and other attrac-
tions ceased to attract when attention
was necessarily focused on the biting
or stinginx pests that intruded every.
where. and the tendency was TO sell
out. but the owners were not ready
10 quit without . nsht. and IN i'm
provemcnt society wns formed which
consulted with my ollcs and followed
my advice. In one year the bulk Of
the breeding area was drained. mos
quitocs have sinee been absent a.
most entirely: ooe gentleman. not .
large owner. either. told ne bis prop.
srty had Increased eso.oee IN vaius.
and new osttlars began 70 come IN.
This year oNo q The worst brssdinG
areas Of the oidea day was vssd -
. camping eoruaA. and ~ new rcd.
1snces are PLANNED Tor nsxt year.
Prot. Johs 3. O0tth, = ~ Popular
0c1ence Noo4hly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Uss Of oIsek Walnut

Much has been said ~ to the vast
possibilities Of commercial black wal.
nut culture. but the proiits from such
projects often have been prospective
rather than real. The fact remains.
however. that the black walnut 10 .
most valuable tree. and possesses
many characteristics which commend
II for general planting. For roadside
planting II is often . desirable tree.
but it, habit Of coming into full leaf
late and dropping its leaves early. and
by the fact that In the east II 10 often
dishGured by the fall web worm. A. .
forest tree in commercial plaHtatious
its use u TO be encouraged wherever
conditions Of soil and site are adapted
to its needs.-United EtAtes Bureau
Of Forestry.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

oats. ETC.. before sowing. but applied
to seeds Of much smaller size. such
a. tomato and eggplant seeds. A.
used at the New jersey experiment
station. the bottle At A In the cut con.
tains pure water. upon which many
seeds are seen ~ floating and larger
number At the bottom. These light.
floating seeds are to be rejected. In
the bottle at b IL . 90 per cent. solu.
tion OF common salt & very thin
sirup would have done ~ welD, In
which eggplant seeds that sank In
pure water were placed. with the re-
suit that many remain at the top and
thereby may be easily separated and
thrown away.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Rich White Sauce.

In small saucepan put three table.
sroonfuls OF butter. and ~ II mslts
work In smoothly IN equal quantity
o. -four. Mix together one cup Of
or ,am and half cup Of milk. and stir
In % the -four and butter. Add only q
little OF the liquid At = time. 20 a.
tc keep the mixture perfectly smooth.
Add salt and pepper to taste.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Whan Fliss cesna.

To prevent nies from settling on pic.
tnrc frames and chandeliers. boil threc
or four onions In . pint OF water and
urply the water with . soft brush.
In many city homes or where hnuses
are TO be closed for the summer com.
mon unblesched cheesecloth II used
to protect pictures and frames from
dies. Cut = piece OF cloth large
enough to go all around the pisture.
Let the picture face down on this, put
the cloth around and haste up at the
back. A ElAsed tarlstaA that b trans.
pArest makes Q stu hsttsf coveftng.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
THE APPLE APHIs.
Approved Remedies for Spring and
Summer Treatment.

The presence of aphides is indicated
by the curled. distorted condition Of
the more terminal leaves, and II a
plant showing these symptoms be
closely examined small oval or pear
shaped soft bodied aphides. greenish
or pink in color. according to species.
will be found on the undersurface Of
the leaves along the tender stem or
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29


the apple aphis -Aphis mali-showing
condition OF lesves.l
elsewhere. often practically covering
these parts. See cut.
A. L. Quaintance further says in
regard to spring and summer treat
ment that effective work in CONTROL.
ing these insects may be done in the
spring just after they have Matched
from eggs and have collected on the
expanding foliage. Trees seen to be
badly infested at this time should be
thoroughly sprayed. taking pains to
wet a. completely ~ possible all
parts OF the leaves, twigs and
branches. However thoroughly the
work may BE- done. some Of the lice
are almost sure to escape destruc-
ton owing to the dimculty OF forcing
the spray between the unfolding
leaves. moro or less covered with
hairs. where some of the insects will
have penetrated. A subsequent treat
ment in the course OF q week should
be made. especially II the iirst appli.
cation Il seen to have been unsatis.
factory.
After the foliage IL we'll out and
more or less distorted from the pres
ence Of the aphides effective spraying
Il quite dimcult. since many Of the In.
sects on the lower surface Of the
curled leaves will not be hit by the
spray. Repeated applications must
be made. therefore. - necessary to
keep tho insects under control. II
will often b found practicable to
bend over and immerse the terminal
shoots Of badly infested young trees
in bucket OF this spray solution. and
this treatment will b vesy effective.
For spraying after the trees are in
foliage . strong tobacco decoction, Is
or 20 per cent. kerosene emulsion, Is
per cent crude petroleum emulation
or whale oil soap At the rate OF one
pound for each four gallons Of water
are approved remedies. Since aphides
secure their food by sucking up sap
from within the plant. none OF the
arsenical poisons would b effective.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
IMPORTANCE or UNIFORMITY.
Pref. L. G. cssbsts, q Department q
Agriculture, On Fruit shipment.

The fact that the eastern fruit
growers and truck growers are not
- we'll Organized - are the western
and more distant producers IL very
largely due to the fact that they have
the advantage Of lower express rates
and that the merchants will handle
their goods In small consigumeuts.
BY this method OF small individual
shipmsats. The product upoa the mar.
kst 10 lsss uniform In character, both
- regards Grade and method and
type oe package. thaa 10 The case
whsa The product 10 marketed through
ths sxeAaase and 10 carload Dots. IN
or1sr 20 haalle carload sAiposnts
successfully. vegetables must - mi.
form - character AZ Gloo al u
pro1uet we'll grs1el. TAeos sre q,
vaatAeos which have beea leasne1 b.
distant sAippsrs as1 wh3eA have. n 8
great nsaeare. bees force1 upos
thsa b ~ Necessity q shipptng 10
carload Ioes.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
~ 0Dooooo.

One DAY l6aE3ssss. go tAree. vaae'
q. 70 p,ey Aoeeoe Win ~ easeee.
Marjorie vas ~ "1oetoe." - ~
cane 10 uAke . eol1 % ~ Gostee'
vho snaAe te1lsvo - vas sIek. "a
yov vant = hneW WAae yoa've OseS''
ths Aeetee asheA aftse . critical =
oninat3ea. ~Yea," eAlak1y a9ooAtel
~ - voGnA. "You'vo Ooe l1sty
hanAe" ~ l1ae3ss5e. 1so001ag = ~
~ ~ 3E1Be - WAoeo - ~ ~
U0o1kX - 49,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
SIMPLE TEST FOR SMALL SEEDS.
Gravity Method Which Will Give Very
Satisfactory Results.

The gravity method Of seed separa-
ton here illustrated is the old.time
practice OF "brining" wheat, barley,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

TAs eoliiag netA esss h IL vork
betA eosly - 1ate. 0psaytag u juas
vm ~ psOeoot fso0 nv beoo1o n
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29
Gem oyoee0.

To the coatssts q oaa of cesa sdd
. cup Of Aour siitse WITH tsaspooaful
Of bakias powder. A1d . httls salt
asA the bsetsa yelks q tvo eGgs.
Beat Ne whites stl9 aal ed then to
the mixture last DvoD aaA cook % .
griddle The ooue - gy54lle eokeo.
Serve with 0e)to1 buttes OF tastarU
ssuce.
yfslt slAi6s 60 ses)iyf y rsasvs1
ero0 ~ haalA. ~ hal11qG ~, h9s1s
u ~ TONES g . oulpeos 0A1oA -
ovoe busn1ag ou1pAug.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-06-29

Terminal shoot Of apple infested with
the apple aphis -Aphis mali-showing
condition OF lesves.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
One Of the Bellies and Social
Favoritcs Of Amherst Bride
Of Mr.. Joubert.
RECEPTION AT BRIDES HOME
Guests Go from Church to Hand.
some Home Of Mr.. Scott.
5 g8s Supper Served.
Especial 10 The Tlmes-Dispatch.

Ss Especial TO The Tlmes-Dispa tch.1
AMHERST, VA, April 2.-To- night
at o o'clock MISS Louise Montague
Scott, daughter OF Mr.. Charles Landon
Scott, Of this plpce, was married in
Ascension Church to Mr.. Charles Al
fred Joubert, now OF Birmingham, Ala.
but formerly Of New Orleans.
The marriage was performed by Rev.
A r. Gray. rector OF the church and
pastor Of the bride. Tonight tho
couple loft for an extensive tour, after.
which they win make their home;
in Birmingham. The bride Will be
much missed ~ this, this section OF Vir.
5glnla, where sshc has been a social fa-
Eyorlte. She was also regarded as one
sof tho most beautiful girls In this
part of the State.
The bridal party as they entered the
church We're preceded by Misses Hes
ter and Clair Scott, the little sisters
Of the bride, whotacted as flower girls,
were dressad In white with pink
sashes. The 5aushers were Mr.. Vernon.
Miller, Of Lyncnburg, and Mr. Waller
EDrOWn,t OF the University OF Virginia,
Tho EroOmsmen We're Joseph w. Ever
Eett, of Keswicll; DR.. Thomas Murrell,
of Richmond; Samuel D. Scott, OF Am.
shersti G. =. Scott, Jr., of Amherst Hon
suel Scott, or Richmond These wer.
in full dress. Tho bridesmaids were
Misses Mary Walker Scott, Of Howards-
Vile; Clara Cabell Of Washington;s
Alice Everett, OF Keswicl1; Eva Wills,
sof Amherst; FLORENCE TAFT, OF Norfolk,
and Kate Rando rpb. OF Amherst. They
wore white point d'esprits over yellow
n "a m 1Iytt 1nNtg ORR 1a1 Il
Wreaths Of yellow rpsebuds In their
hair. The maid Of honor, who pre-.
coded the bride, was Miss Mary H.
Scott, her sister, OF Amherst. She
wore lowered pointEd 'esprit over mes
saline SATIN with q pink Girdle, and
carried a wreath Of pink rosebuds
Brides Dress.
The bride entered with her father.
She was dressed in green ratlium silk.
&hand-embroidered With veil. and car
sried orange blossoms. They were met
best man. his brother. Mr.. Frederick
4Joubert, of New Orleans.
While the party We're entering the
church the Coronation March" was
render by Professor Paul DeLnunay.
of Sweet Briar, at the organ Profess
sor Humphreys. Of Sweet Brinr on the
violin, and Mrs. Humphreys on the
cello. During the ceremony they played
the Angel Serenadc,' ana as they
left the church they played Mendels-
hon, The church was tastcrully doc
Grated for the occasion In gre q
white and yellow with jonauils, 5
After thr marriage. between the.
hours Of ~ and ~ q reception wan
given at tho elegant hon,e or the
father OF the bride in honor Of the
couple. Punch was served to thV
guests, Tho many beautiful and cost
sly presents Which the bride had re-
ceived We're then the objects Of much
supper was served i' q the tho bri s.'p party
Among the out-of-town guests ap
tho wedding We're Misses Tlettle and
Mary Everett and Mr., Ayletl Eyerctt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
of KeswlclS. and ]
ISOckfiSh,
FEILD-SLATER.
Miss Virginia Badger Slater Be-
comes Bride Of DR.. M. a. Field.

PETERSBURG. VA. April "a.
.beaut iful Easter wedding took place al
st. Pnul's Episcopal Church at O'Clock
this evening, when Miss Vlrg lnin Bad
ger Slater, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
John Hampton Slater. became the
bride OF Dr.. Aloylan Calhoun Eel %, OF
this city, The church was beautifully
decorated with palms and liltes and
spotted plants, and was crowded With With
friends OF tho populartyoung&c couple.
The bride, who il one OF the hand-
soonest girls in Petersburg society, was
escorted to tho church by her father.
and was attended by Miss Ilelon Pat,
terson Venable. as maid-of- honor, and
by the following hridesmat da; Miss
Elizabeth Field. Miss Louise Banks.
Miss Louise sprat ley. Miss. Helen VIM,
81 Cincinnati, ohIo, III. = n Field e a
Jr brother OF the groom, was best
man. Tho groomsmen were Messrs..
j Joseph Smith, Benjamin HARRISON Car
ter r. Meyers, j, Drew Martin, Robert
5Cuthbert IL. b. Whitmore, r, r. Per-
clyall, George Watson, Z. Stanley
Beckwith, Jr.. and Pr. Il. Connelly,.
John Ridout OF Richmond, and REV.
Robert w. harnwell, rector Of st,
Pauls Church. The wedding marches
and choral music We're beautifully rem
dered by Miss Mary Simpson as organ
list and the full vested choir OF ST.
Pauus Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03

4 i 3-el = "a
cowardin, cornettst; Mr.. PAU Beck
ham, violinist, and Miss trace Phil
lips. pianist # S. 0 ~ 80
number OF charming young girls viii
assist the ladies'. They are Misses Eleanor
and Margaret Enslow, Claire shafer.
Dorothy Brown Grace Phillips, Virginia
iiudgins, Alma Vaughan, Cammie Cary
and the Misses Cross. Al
Letters from the Klondike.
The monthly meeting Of the Woman,s5
Auxiliary, Virginia Passenger and Power
Company Young Mems Christian AssocIa-
ton, VIII be held tomorrow at $40 up.
NJ, Mt the Y. NJ. C.. a.. at the Reservoir.
at O'Clock. Mrs. F. J. Craigie win give
q reading from letters received during:
The last seven yeaih from, very cham
Ing woman In Dawson City the Klon-
dixie. -
II may surprise many to know that
these letters We're written In a home
equipped with electric lights, telephone
and up-to-date artistic furnishing.
Inc charming social life In this far,
away city, the department. stores as COM
@plete as those In Richmond, the rich,
! ness OF the vegetation and the weird
long days and the dreary long nights
make a story we'll WORTH listening to.
The Woman's Auxiliary cordially invites
e'i'S WV iAllCA eeteO ~ tIllS Tale OF the
magic city to attend this reading on
Thursday. 5ElE
There will be q brief business session.
at fa:3O o'clock.
Chapter to Meet.
Old Dominion Chapter, Daughters Of
the American Revolution. will meet to-
day at noon in the home OF the regent,
Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson, No. 81 East
Grace Street. The work OF the chapter.
In collecting relics for Jamestown Expo
sitlon will be discussed and certain mat.
tiers In connection with Mt. Vernon viii
also be considered
Supper at Westmoreland.
DIR. Beverly Randolph Tucker, whose
marriage to Miss Elsie Boyd takes place
this evening. was entertained at a az
lightful dinner at the Westmoreland Club
Monday evening.
Those present, besides DR., Tucker,
We're Mcssrs. Sparrow Wcddell, Albert
Tanner, Lewis Grant, A. Lee Thaw.. S.
II. Ellerson, a. S. Grant, Steve A, ELI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Dunlap,.-Dobie.

Special to The Timos- plApatoh,l
PIlTERSBURG. VA, April a-Mlss
Sallie n. Doblc, daughter Of Mrs, Sallie
Dobie, and OF the late II. NJ. Dobie, of
this city was married at noon to-day
Street. to Mr.. Henry y, Dunlap. of
philadelphia, The Young eouple Lore
on a bridal trip to Wash ngton, phila-;
viii ba at home to their friends after
Aprll 18th, at the Jefferson Hotel, in
Nlehmond, where Mr., Dunlap Is now
located us assistant. manager Of the
Company, n Boston publishing house.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
kings carb CROUCH.

~ TSDellAI to Tie TlHleH-p lAbAtclhI IA
!. l'ErllRIsRuRa, VA, Apprl! s-M!ss
and Nh E.,nett Rlng. Of SUSSEX coun-
at the residence Of Mrs Noble Harrl-
Moore, pastop OF tl,n Second baptist
Church.. Mr.. and Mrs, King Will res
side neur Wayerly, In Sussex opnty, II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Licensed tolWcd.S

q I3AI,TIM ORE. MD. April a. Licensees
Wera ss1ea here Tor TIE
ty-flye years old, OF FREDERICKSBURG anu
Miss Nellie G. .lSonig twenty three years
old, and Mr.. Charles d, Hammer, thirty
three years old, OF Lynchb,lrgl and Nfisgs
Helen Head, twenty-three years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
TO BEGIN REVIVAL.
Evangelistic Meetings to Be Held
at Grace-Street Baptist.

Preparations are being made this week
for tile bcginn'sI Of nynngelistt meetings
mt tho Grace Street napl!st Church next
Sunday. b 4, NJ !,
Sunday nearly avery person in tho great
sinEneas and determination to enter with
heart and soul Into the work, This evening
at tho sprnyer-meettng the. pastor, Dr. Gard
on the subject, How i Can Itelp,"
The eyangeista services Will begin next
Sunday morning ana Will continue every
evening. a largo chorus s,.olr ID being orr
iEauigou, Slil e 5tg33 hf s3s K
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
$Willians-Williams.
3 [specIRl 10 Tho Timcs-plspat

pll,rElRsI3uRG, VA. Aprll a.--AIlss
Helen Myra Williams and Mr.. Richard
y r. Williams, both OF Prince George
county. wore married hero this after
noon ut tho residence Of the officiating
minister. REV. IL, w, Moore, pastor NJ
the Second baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
to-day. Miss Davenport is at present. TIL
tpostmistresH t this place. sSl
Dr.. Blackwell Much Better

"A 9peclnle to Tho Hines DlspRt cfl.l ffsss859
BLACKWELL, president OF sRandolp ii n Ma
con College, who was taken sud denlySs
III here yesterday while In attendance
ter this evening. ana &c Ii thought that
an operation will not be Gessary. III s5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
S.. CASE GOES OVER,
Alleged Murderer Held Until At

7H9T8sfIT IVI@&9k4 WIEN = ~ ~ M 2 77N
Tho case OF Joseph Rurton, Charged
with the murder Of Leonard White,
was continued An the Police Court
yesterday morning to- await the
looronnr'a inquest, which W III he 4 held
this morning. Burton la charged with,
ls.ahhlng w I'LL IA in N 4 gl on Monroe
Street Mon dayy h ght, es told inls this
paper yesterda Tho man hled toI
death hefoge the doetess could reach
III M nm rs y stS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-03
Leg B adly Crushed.

lSpocpl to The Tlmes- pIspatch.l 5s9s
r ANQkE, VA April 2.- SamUs
Pratt. employed at, the Virginia Bird 81
and Iron Works. had his right Les SOL
badly crushed by an iron beam fall ing
on It that It had to be ANIMATED at thasSs
tllfnh