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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
CUDAHY SEES HE WAS
WRONG, FRIEND AYERS
Wite'S Recent Guest Declares
"Jack Realizes Now He
Was Jealous"
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.-Reasons which in
spired the recent reconciliation and re-
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack" Cudahy
and the hitherto secret history OF the
events surrounding that occurrence. were
revealed today by Mrs. Edith Whitehead
one OF Mrs. Cudahy's most intimate
friends,
Mrs. Whitehead is at the Congress ho-
Tel She has returned from Kansas City,
where she was guest in the Cudahy
home.
Il don't want the public TO think that
am betraylng the confidence OF friend
ship" said Mrs. Whitehead, but ] do
feel that justice ought TO be done 10 q
false light before the public.
Il know positively because Mrs. Cud-
ahy herself has told me that her recon
ciliation with Jack Cudahy was Inspired
by her love for her children. She real
lied that as long as the two remained
apart she could never exercise the same
care over them that is now possible.
Mrs, Cudahy is bravely facing the
world and is living with her husband In
amity. She has never ceased TO mourn
the wrecking OF the, happiness OF their
admits that he was inspired by a sense
less and insane jealousy. which had no
foundation.
IT want to pay this tribute to my friend
Mrs. Cudahy. In spite OF everything that
ever has been said she Is the sweetest
and most gracious woman | have ever
met. Her alteration for her beautiful chill
dren is inspiring and she has the re-
spect and love of all who know her
Mrs. Whitehead was formerly of Kansas
City. Al the time the Cudahys gained
notorlety through the Lille affair. Mrs.
Whitehead was one of the most ardent OF
Mrs, Cudahy's friends and defenders and
was with her considerable portion OF
the time after the divorce decree was
granted,
The domestic life of the Cudahys since
their remarriage has been happy, accord J.
Ing to her friend.
'Jack Cudahy is doing everything in
his power to win back the love and re-
spect OF his wife" she continued. Re
Gently he presented her with new $4,000
limousine and since that time she and
their children daily take long drives He
at last has settled down TO serious work
and spends much OF his time superin-
tending the administration of his farm,
just outside Kansas City"
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Maccabees.

Liberty hive No. 0. L. Q. T. NJ, will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon,
December 10. at $50 o'clock, in I. O. 0.
L. hall. Annual election of officers viii
be held, The dinner and bazar given
by the ladies last week was success
In every way,
Lillian Hollister hive No. Is gave a
card party at Mrs. Bero's apartments
last Thursday afternoon and all who at
tended report having a delightful time.
Five hundred was played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Britain and Mrs.
Weber, Election of officers Will take
place Thursday, December 10. and ALL
members are urgently requested TO be
present.
Banner Hive No. II will hold regular
review Tuesday. December H. at J. O. O..
F. hall. The election Of officers will take
place and all members are requested to
be present, On account OF the immense
amount OF business to be transacted. the
meeting will begin at . o'clock. The
members of this hive are cordially in
vited to attend a silver tea given und er
the auspices OF the auxiliary TO S, U.
OF n. A, at the home OF Mrs Klontz,
564 North Second West. (Take Warm
Springs carr, The proceeds TO be used
for a member who Is in distress This
lady is also a. member of this hive and
all who can are urgently requested TO
help worthy cause along. The record
Keeper Will be at the hall at 1:30
o clock,
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CONVICTED STEWARDS
ATTORNEYS PROTEST
BY international News Service.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 15--Commissary
Steward Dickey OF the battleshtp Louis
lana, who WAS arrested In New YORK
during the naval review Of last Noyem-
Der on tho charge OF grating in connec-
ton with The purchase OF commissary
supplies and tried horc recently by court
wears at hard labor, The findings OF the
court were forwarded TO Washington,
and while the secretary OF the navy ap-
proved the verdict, he suspended SEN
the case,
Notwithstanding tho action OF secre-
tary Meyer, Steward Dickey was at once
taken to Portsmouth. ". H., while, &C.
coTding TO tho convicted officers lawyer,
he should have been held here until the
ha beag corpus proceedings are heard. The
action OF the navel authorities In sending
the man to New Hampshire has created
4 sensation,
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FUNERAL NOTICE


BONE-The funeral services over the
body OF the late Edwin Bone. aged
Ss years will be held today (MondaJ)
at l D. m. from the ninth ward chapel.
Friends are invited to attend and the
casket will be. opened at the chapel
after the services are over, 1nterment
will be In Mt Olivet cemetery.
JACKSON--The funeral services over the
body of Ann Jackson, mother OF Mr.,
Harry Jackson. engineer on the San
Pedro line, aged SIS years will be held
Tuesday at 2:30 p, m from the Mission
chapel Of Undertaker Jos. VIM. Taylor, u
South West Temple street Friends are
invited TO attend lnternent in City
cemetery. Mrs. Ann Jackson died at
Thicker Creek, Alberta, Canada, Dec, 10.
1912 OF brights disease and the remains
arrived In Salt Lake City Sunday after
noon Dec l5.
ROBINSON-Funeral services for George
Robinson will be held at the Third ward
meeting house At , O'Clock Tuesday, De-
cembcr II. Remains may be viewed Mon
day at S. D. Evans's undertaking parlors.
nl202f
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MINIMUM WAGES FOR
WOMEN DISCUSSED
Ey International News Service.

ps 'bt'l .NE"o SCl VIC
BOSTON, Dec. 15.-After an exhaustive
study OF industrial conditions, Miss Ida
NJ. Tarbell has concluded that married
women and girls who enter Industrial
life without pressing need, form one of
the greatest dangers TO civilization in
this Country.
Miss Tarbell has been paying special
attention to the question OF the minimum,
wase for women. and today declared:
The minimum wage for women in
Boston should be. set at So, while in New
York It should be 81 higher I'd hate
to have any girl cared about working
in New York for Iess than Sl0''
Discussing the observations she has
made while gathering material for a new
series OF articlea on the, new business
ethics OF today, Miss Tarbell said
on II, too. II can be done. but how the
girls do it is a. mystery. Those girls liv-
ing on those meager dollars and living
1.-The girl who lives at home and ac-
cepts a position for s6 q week makes It
hard for the homeless and self. supporting
girl TO make a llVing-nakes 1t hard for
her TO remain q. good girl.
Tho woman who works for less than a
living wage Is the woman who rnarrics
and continues TO work. She is the most
vicious element in a worltaday world
the home are som ething more than two
people living together and supporting
themselves. We've got TO realize what
a function II is in the great scheme of
things,
1.-The whole basis of our social develop
ment is the family. In the first place
there arc children TO be considered. 4
woman must give up her. work or race
suicide IS the result. OF course from
tho economic viewpoint, the couple are
much better off If the woman stays al
home and the man works. II they are
both working the aggregate earnings are
more, 10 be sure, but the aggregate eX-
penses are comparatively greater also,
and there Is no conserving done
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OF
JUAB COUNTY BURIED
Many Fraternal Organiza-
tionS and Friends Attend
Impressive Funeral.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
EUREKA, Dec. 1o.-Practically the
entire city attended the funeral services
OF Frank Barrett, chief OF the Eureka
fire department.. president OF the state
firemen's association, and the sheriff
elect OF Juab county. who died in Salt
Lake a few days ago
The services were held this afternoon
at o'clock in the Catholic church. The
Reverend Father O'Grady preached an
eloquent funeral sermon
The funeral cortege was more than
a mile in length 1t was preceded by
the Eureka fire department and a band
playing a. dirge- Members of the Elks,
the Odd Fellows. the Rebekahs, the Mac
cabees and the Woodmen followed,
Beautiful floral offerings were sent
from tho various fraternal orga nIzations
Of which dece0cnt was a member and
from friends living in various parts Of
the state. Tho burial was In the Eureka
Clty cemetery
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|][D HAVE COURSE
I'm NOVEL READING
kBs Read, Should Be
|ghtly Read, Is View
of Educator.
The Tribune

70 The Tribune.
~ Dcc, l5.-That a method for
! he proper selection OF modern
.od a course OF Instruction which
sr,nr about the intelligent read
ths same should be introduced
sscondary schools OF the public
.s the contention OF Mrs, X.
~.,crtd In an address on Chris
r.nd the Modern Novel, before
.r,hers of the Sunday Night club
. nor,sh house OF the Episcopal
sh,s evening. Mrs. Farnsworth
',str1,ctor @ in English at the ogden
chool .r ,,Js stand he.
sbs G declared, the modern novel
rsad and, such being. the case,
la be- read !ntellisently. Suc1
az srs now Included IN the English
-, The COLLEGES and universities,
|nr to the speaker. She made the
,hss, II did not matter what form
n might be, so long as it pro-
III the doctrines Of Christianity
'Fhst a large ma jority OF the mod
esIs jajIhfIlly depict human life.
rre according to Mrs. Farnsworth.
/, exceptions, but they are eHccp-
ma moi the rule,
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

At the meeting OF the Thistle club
held ON Friday evening last. December
l5 In the X. OF P, hall, the election OF
otficebearers took place The following
membesr were elected TO fin the various
offices: President. William Nesbit: vice
president, James NcGrath, second vice
president. Mrs. L. Robinson; third vice
president, Mrs. Proudfoot, secretary.
David Henderson; treasurer, Simon
Greene; conductor. William Service: SER
geant- t-arms, r. Gordon; Instaila tor.
Robert Stevenson; chaplain, W. Crawford
And derson.
1t was suggested that a Scotch char
acter ball be held some time early next
year, but consideration was deferred.
The Burns celebra tion was brought up
and discussed, and II was arranged that
~ banquet he held on a date so not
TO interfere with other Burns fixtures
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY
SEAT WAR BEGINS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec 15.-Accordns
to n dispatch received hero tonight, hos
TITLES between Sheriff bud" Thomason
and his force 81 thirty men and residents
of the town OF Oldjay, who have taken
possession of tine court house at that
point In an effort TO prevent the removal
OF county records TO the rival town OF
NewJay began last night
the courier who brought the information
to the town OF Grove, marched Into Old
jay last night aud opened fire on the
court house. but were forced 10 retire
under fire Of the beslegcd partsans. So
fsr az can be learned the first brush was
6loodless, Tho sheriff, IL Is said, has
established a position quarter OF "A mile
from tho town.
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G.. A. r.

James c. Rice Circle No. will hold
r regular meeting at Eagles hall Tues
day at 2:3o p. m, All members are re-
auested TO be present as there will oc
election OF officers
The Maxwell Mexican w. r. C. No.
will hold regular meeting Wednesday.
p. m. Mrs. Best, Mrs, Burns, Mrs.
Coad. Mrs. Frewin and Miss Frost will
entertain the ladies and friends at card
social at 2;So p. m. In the hall.
Olive O. Howard W. r. c. No !
will give a card social at the home OF
Albert Fisher. 1905 West Second South
street, assisted by the Mesdames Monney.
Price Tanner. Gobel. Harvey. Corey, Mes
kilt, Carter and Carlson, Thursday after
noon December 70. All sisters organiza-
tions are cordially invited.
Take Jordan Bridsc car.
Maxwell Mexican Post No. l will have
a regular meeting, the last for this year.
on Saturday night, December 81. at which
time a general attendance OF the COM
rades Is requested
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp 10s92 had the pleasure
of an official visit from State Deputy
Ramey of Ogden at it's last meeting,
One more members was added by trans
fer card, also one new. application was
received by the clerk, AS only one moro
regular meeting Will be held this year on
December II. December "a being Christ
mas eve. a motion prevailed to not hold
camp that night, The consul appointed
a committee OF five TO assist the enter
tainmcnt committee to mako tho regular +
monthly social the banner one of the
year. in the form of a watch party, on
December 81, New Year eve. The mem
bers are instructed to report progress
tomorrow night
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z. O e.

Salt Lake Aerie ST is in splendid con-
dition and pushing its campaign for new
members with commendable zest, Sixteen
APPLICATIONS have been offered, forty more
arc under consideration, The session Of
January 3 will be marked by the install
lation Of the newly elected officers and
g. banquet for all members attending
Next Friday evening will be held the
regular social for members and their
ladIeS
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEANED. REBLOCKED
and new trimmings, 81; mems hats, fall
and winter styles, sl,50 to $3.50. Salt
Lake Hat Factory. w. End South,
Phone 1907 -Wasatch. k2S07
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Royal Highlanders.

Much interest was manifest in the
lodge last meeting OF Utah Castle S3S.
Fair Lady Hubbard. deputy, extended the
campaign offer for new members for a
period of thirty days. beginning Janu-
ary l.
The prize made by John waldron for
the largest number received from the con-
testants will be given on the first meet
Ing night IN January.
The dance given on December II was a
great success, exceeding by far the ex-
pectations OF tho committee
Secretary Wallace gave an extensive
statement or the financial standing OF the
lodge, which statement shows the local
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THRESHES OUT FIR SEED.
Forest Service Employee InVepts Machine
Which SaYee Money Tor Government.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI Dec 16.-H. Work OF the local
Office or the forest service. has invented
q machine for ti1reshinC and cleaning f1r
seed. From 5000 to 80 900 pounds Of fir
seed are being threshed out each year at
the western Offices OF the forest service
This seed Is being used to SOW burned
areas.
j. A. Pearson has been appointed
supervisor OF the Salmon national forest,
to fill the vacancy caused by the reslg-
ma ton OF r. r. Matthias.
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"eDer Academy Exhibit.
70 The Tribune

ana lee. i5.-Opening tomorrow
dav continuing Tuesday and
soe uneIe VIII be an exhibition OF
6.nn nSnuSolnplished In the domestic
iny - ~ s.nelt OF the Weber acad-
'esS 'ns ne nrst four months of the
|ie ana no exhibit will be open TO
of 1Io mas been arranged for the
|6ents t',ng parents and friends of
bS'na an opportunity to Judge
scs zone TO train the pupils IN
fS1Itsy VIII Include samples OF
|61nriIs preserves and other culln-
a ss.nooHlnenls. as well as work
II ho"iug department.. The ey-
pe"r, ne,d under the supervision
4 sci Cragun, Instructor in the
se'enee Department. s''e
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Yeonen.

Brotherhood OF American Yeomen,
Homestead 1l32, held a leap year ball
Friday evening There was one round
Of pleasure for one and all until IL
o'clock.
Homestead 300 held regular meeting
Thursday. The following officers for the
ensuing year were elected; Foreman.
Mack Lawrence master Of ceremonies,
Opie keele. correspondent. Minnie Rem
eince. master Of accounts, Mr.. Watts;
chaplain. Beth Mayler No. 300 will meet
at *. Of P: hall, Linden hotel. after
January /, 1913
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Caledonian Club

The Caledonian club will hold its last
meeting for 1912 on Wednesday evening,
December IS, in the * OF r. hall, South
Second East street at O'Clock prompt.
The attendance OF all members Is re-
quesLed. Some business is TO be attend ed
to, but the most OF the evening will be
devoted 10 amusement. The conductor
OF the Scottish chorus wishes a full at
tendance at the practice next Friday
evening, December %. at the residence
OF J. =. Cummock, 2S Hillside avenue.
Rehearsal OF Burns's music Tor Jauu-
arY %
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes L Green, Wasatch
1908. o39l
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Bringing Back Prisoner,
erial IN The Tribune

Special 70 Tho Irlbune
PROVO, Dec. ia telegram was re-
ceived here today from Sheriff George T
Judd, who went 10 Lincoln Neb. for
Charles Romero, wanted here for for
gerry, stating that Romero put up a. fight
in The governors Office at Lincoln and re-
fused to be served with the Utah war
rant, but that he would leave with his
prisoner this morning.
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LOST-LADY'S NECKLACE AND PEN
dant. purple stone. Reward. Return 10
Tribune Office. mz0@S
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1cuLp ENFORCE PURITY.
be Discusses Advance OF Race
Frsm the Eueenlc Standpoint.
, The Tribune.

W 4HC AilbEitC.
~. Dec l5.-In q. lecture before
fents' class OF the Sixth ward Sun
|hool today, Henry Peterson. prlu-
d The Ogden high school, advo-
NE passage of bill at the next
t7lslature which would compel per-
Manipulating marriage to first pro-
purity certificate from a board OF
! Examiners. He considered In his
THE Improvement OF the HUI
Eace' from an eusenic point Of
vueh the Anglo-Saxon race has al
zen considered one OF pronounced
as applied TO the marriage rela-
rFTeen classes. Prof, Peterson
Znas the past Gfty years in this
had brought about a decided
This condition is due, he be-
70 the Increased number of for
migrants from the less advanced
~ OF Europe In his opinion there
<n loo much lnternarriase be-
ne Anslo-Saxon descendants and
er class OF foreign immigrants.
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Entertains Salt Lakera.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. ia party OF Salt La Ike
residents, including Mrs. NJ w. Mansfield.
Mrs. Amelia Taylor, Riley Williams and
William Stapley were guests at the home
of Parole Officer Z, M. Rowe Of the Utah
Industrial school, today, Mrs. Taylor,
who is a rela tive OF Mrs. Rowe. and Mrs,
Mansfield will spend several days in the
city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16

THE WANT COLUMNS ARE SCAN
ned by thousands. many OF whom arc
prospective purchasers.
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Wanted 10 Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-5-ROOM MODERN
bungalow. east side, 40T z. 3rd South.
rn15s9
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DIED


PRIDAY-Al 332 West North Temple.
December 10. 1912. Charles James Pri-
day, aged IS years, a member OF Rocky
Mountain lodge No 8. X. OF p. and local
lodge of Stonecutters. Remains at
ODonnell &; Co.'S parlors. Notice of
funeral will be given later
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.sa Women Of Robbery,

"a tribune.
sbis,edG. i5.SCarrle Sims and
|sfe ton. both colored, were ar
IA comn,ssnt by Patrolman James
n1e hPialnt OF L. A. Ellis. TIi,s,
s1Ia sse a few days ago from
6afnrSSn mat the women robbed him
bIs nay night. He said that he
|hort,dp dpocketbooE containing tbc
Rorn q after he had been accostad
Nv ; wa,, and that later he found
wallet on the erounS IoTi,e nv =
Anil sEsld. occurred at LincoIn
Ssys twenty sixth stree, 'SD,i, T,n
On an eoeo nra, IN the city Jail and
OpeH CHARGE
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Garbott Funeral Tuesday,

Special 70 Tho Trlbune.
OGDEN, Dec. 16.-The members OF Lin
coin circle, Ladies of the G. A. F., Will
attend In a body the funeral services for
Mrs. Rebeccs. Garbott At the Lindquist
chapel Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
Mrs Garbott died at her home on Wash
lnston avenue Friday evening death be-
ing due 10 general debility, She was born
in Pennsylvania in 1897 and came 70 Utah
in 1855 So far as can be ascertalneo
she has no relatives residing In the west,
The Intern ent Will be in Mountain View.
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ROYAL Neighbors Of America

Thursday night at NJ. w. A. hall. All
present officers and officers elect re-
quested to be prompt for drill practice.
Installation will take place last meeting
in January. Visiting neighbors welcome.
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an SUCCEEDS FATHER
g EccIes Selected as President
<ha Oregon Lumber Company.
T-,lt,,,n

IN. Dec. l5.-Another OF the Ec-
5TuuanIes has selected a; president
ia The late David Eccles. Word
IN received fronl Baker City, Or,
|ayld C. Eccles, the eldest son OF
dnancier, will head the Oregon
4 company as It's president. The
man was for several months man
{fhe company's affairs in the Hood
||etrict. As a result Of this action
sjd 10 be very probable that the
|nsldent OF the lumber company VIII
como head OF the Mount Hood and
4 Valley Railroad companies.
IN II. Watts, vice president and
4 manager OF the Utah Construc-
<npany, is slated for the presi-
ID the company he is now serving.
||ection of others 10 fill the Vacan-
4 The Amalgamated and Lewiston
Companies probably will not be
until the directors hold their an
lettings next month. II has been
. however, that the sons OF Mr.,
will be chosen TO succeed their
Ia majority of the companies in
he was Interested.
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1. :. 80 OF Funeral Not Set.

bfother wbc wJboc,IPendlng instructions
syiile' VINO iT supposed Ia reside
1syc yey yJ,. no funeral arrange
. Who d. dpeen made for Andyew
|1rday nied aes al the county infirm.
<esrs 90 o%e',efnoon- Mr.. Cornell who
<ounty age, had been an innats
His nome for TIE past two
Neoth was due to csnco,.
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Ladies of the Maccabecs.

There will be regular review OF Salt
Lake City hive No. 1 on Wednesday even
ing at J. O. O, F. hall and all mem
oers are urged 10 attend this meeting.
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Foresters of America.

All members Of Court Salt Lake No.
are requested to be present Tuesday
evening In the Eagles hall on Second
South and West Temple streets at S
o'clock. Visiting brothers are welcome.
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/ 7n'as Recital Tonight.

d n FTIpupe.
q By tho eses.mMucl1 interest is be-
plsno 'rs reoi music lovers Of the city
B al tsecl!al by Miss ia .
iondavv" we Weber academy audi
ME- evening. She viii bc 90
1Ife C.o,.rr .rma Browning. sonra no
Twp as accompanied INV