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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-15
MORE BoplEs REcovEREp.

The New York 10 due to reach this
mast Nav % -e.-. ~. .La., Le.,o..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-15

Rome, via Paris, May Is. - Signor
Marcora, president Of the chamber OF
deputies, requested by King Victor
Emmanuel to form a new cabinet. has
refused the commission. 1t Is probable
that the king will insist on Premier
salandra remaining in power.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05

ne! Watts: Garland Terrell (5). mar
r!ed Louisa Garrett: Isaac whitworth
Co. married Ann Garnet; Samuel
Carr co. married Julian Bronderburg
Mary Ecclcston Co. married Louis
Payne 90. S. PD: Jane CD. married
Jesse Ross.
William % overton. son OF John
CD and Ann Booker Cloush. married
Elizabeth Godsey and had: Richard
CD. James 90. Solomon To-. Anne CD
and Betty go.
Elizabeth % overton and Bats
Lacy had issue: William, Mary, mar
ricd William Todd: Nancy, married
samuel Grundy; Martha, Amy. married
Elijah Lockert.
Thomas ca Overton married Susan
Llewellyn and their children were:
Maria co, married Llewellyn Combs
John Co. married Susan Turnham
Elizabeth go. married Perry Morris:
Thomas Bats CD. married Eliza j.
Chewing and Dorothy.
TO BE CONTINUED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
BLACKSBURG
Especial to~rhe Times-Di.notc, F,

Special to"rhe Times Dispatch.l
6LACkSBURG VA, September A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lee Shelor have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter. Gladys Randolph. to
James Mathews Wheatly. of Washing
ton, to take place at the family home
on Wednesday evening September 8.
The wedding will be very quiet affair
ana only intimate friends have been in :
Vitcd to witness the ceremony.
The younger society set gave a faro.
wen party on Monday evening at tho
nome or Professor and Mrs. w. r. Bar
10" in honor of Misses Helen Barlow
ara charlotte Mathews. who will leave
soon TO attend Intermont College at
Bristol.
Mrs. J. Kelly Groseclose has been
elected delegate from the Harvey
Elack Chapter, Daughters of the Con-
tederacy. to the State convention in
Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles *. Lee, Misses
Mary Berry and Julia Wrenn. who have
been at Hotel Blacksburg. left on
Thursday for visit to Richmond, and
from there will go to Fort Worth.
Texas.
Mrs. Woodson T. waddcy and little
daughter, OF Richmond, who spent the
summer at the Inn, left for homo on
Wednesday.
Mrs, r. II. Bocock and Miss Betty b.
cock returned to Chicago this week
after spending the summer here with
Mrs. Branch Bocock.
Mrs. 3. III. Hill. of Richmond. ar
rived here this week to be the guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
HAD PELLAGRA;
is NOW WELL

RingGold. La.-A1rs. s. a. Cotter, Of
this place. writes: will say that |
am perfectly we'll and the manifest
soul on earth. Wish every pei,agra
sufferer could know of your great rem
cdy. I know how To appreciate health
and sympathize with those that are
not so blest as !. Am growing strong
er. gaining in weight and can do any
thing / ever could. Oh, I know I am
we'll OF that horrible disease, and NV
heart is full of rejoicing. I feel that
] have come out OF dnnse cloud into
the blessed sunshine God be praised,
He has spared. my life for some good
and I feel that have just begun to
live"
There is no longer any doubt that
pellagra can be cured. Don't delay
until it is too late. 1t is,your duty TO
consult the resourceful Baughn
The symptoms--hands red like SIM
burn: skin peeling off. sore mouth, the
lips. throat and tongue a flaming red
with much mucus and choking; .indi
gestion and nausea, either diarrhoea or
constipation.
There is hope; get Baughn's big Free
book on Pellagra and learn about the
remedy for Pcllagra that has at last
been found. Address American Com
pounding Co. box 1898, Jasper. Ala.
remembering money is refunded in any
case where the remedy fails to cure
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
HANOVER

Especial to The Times Dispatchl
HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA. Sep
tcmber Miss Margaret Christian
and Master Frank Christian have re-
turned from visit to Orange.
Miss Salle Voolfolk has returned
homo from Bowling Green. and has as
her guest Miss Lucy Voolfolk. of that
place.
George Haw is spending his vacation
in tho mountains.
I. b. Snead has returned from At
lantic Ci... where he spent tho month
Of August.
Miss Grace Edmunds left for her
home in Houston on Saturday.
Miss Sa'lie Montgomery. of Fred
ericksburg. is expected in Hanover
soon.
Misses Kitty and 40" winston and
Grace Edmunds have returned to Han
over. after visiting in Stafford and
Fredericksburg.
r. C. Taylor is spending some tima
in Harrisonburg 4
Sam Abrams is at his home in King
William.
Richard Taylor. Of Taylorsville. is
visiting his uncle. c. W. Taylor, at
"Trilby."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
of Or. and Mrs. J. NJ. MoBryd.. a, MID.

of Or. and Mrs. J. NJ. McBryde. at "M.d.
hurst"
Mrs. Herbert B. Smith and chiIdr.n.
OF Knoxville. Tenn. are visiting tho
formers orother-in law and sister, Pro.
lessor and Mrs. ]. 4. McBryde.
DR.. and Mrs. William B. Conway. OF
Athens. Ga. who spent the summer
here with Mrs. II. l.. Price, left for their
home on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. b. Penick, Misses Myra and
Florence Penick. arc spending ten days
with relatives In Lynchburg.
Miss Louise Kent Hoss loft on
Thursday for n visit of several weeks
to Miss Bessie Reynolds. in Danville.
Mrs. Robert Patterson. Miss Rebecca
and r. NJ. Patterson, Jr.. OF Philadel-
phia, are guests here of Mrs. Alexander
Black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-05
CAMP FEAR
IS SOLID FOR METTS
iorsed for Commander of North
lima Division, United
fcdcratc Veterans.

ng of the Cape Fear Camp
.ted Confederate Veterans.
In Wilmington. II. c., the
solutions were unanimous
Nvoring the election Of Gem
Metts as commander Of
,~rolina Division. u. c. ":
or His Camp: At n meet
nited Confederate Veterans.
hmond, our worthy Major
ian $. Carr. was chosen to
mmander of the Army OF
l1reinia, n position we know
II with honor and devotion as
led this position as our COM
hdicer for the year.
up has seen with n great
Se and pleasure. name
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
HATFIELD STANDS
BY THE YOOT LAW

Special nisnatch 10 the Inteilfrencer
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Sept. .
In the course Of an address this afrel
noon at the Central West Virginia fai
az which he and other state official
were honor guests. Governor II. 4
Hatfield declared he would not call
special session of the legislature a
requested in petitions now being eli
culated in different parts OF the stats
Tor the purpose of permitting furthe
use Of light wines ad beer. He sai
he believed the people OF the stat
wanted drastic prohibition laws an
he Intended TO carry out their wishe,
You can paste II in your hat" ID
clarcd the governor. That Henry il
Hatfield win not call any special Sc,
sion Of the legislature for the purpos
OF repeating or weakening the prob
biuon laws of the state"
The governor brought forth a storr
OF approving applause I'm advocatin
stronger National defense.
This was the big day Of the fair an
twenty thousand people attended.
splendid program Of racing and othe
events was auspiciously carried out.
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US. MUST FIND
CREDIT PLAN
ROPE. MUST FIND WAY TO
STABILIZE EXCHANGE.
TO STABILIZ EXCHANGE.
English and French Financiers En-
route TO This Country TO
Discuss Problem.

LONDON. Sept g.. 1.15 q. Plans
Tor correcting the abnormal exchange
situation and putting on stable basis
the entire machinery Of settling trade
balances between America and Furope
will be clarified within the next few
DAYS on the arrival in New York of
the French and British financial com.
missions.
Both commissioners have received
their instructions and are now on their
way. the French commissioners hav-
ing sailed from Boulogne last satur.
day The British authorities have no..
quested that details regarding the Brit
i-h commission BE- not discussed until
the delegates are well outside the dan
ger zone. after which aIl rcecryations
VIII Do removed and the subject omen.
ed and The subject opened 90 the fuiI
Csf discussion
NeanWhilo. DO ID. known That tho com.
missions arc in position to correct
some npprrhcusioua which are ba.
HrFnd fo exist In tho United States
ooncomInE British. French and Rue
sIan dopoudDnre on America ono of
tho best informed authorities said fo.
day
The idea seems to prevail in New
tcontinusa on Psre rirht)
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TAKE CLAIMS
TO HAGUE
GERMANY DESTROYS OF SUB.
MITTING BOTH ARABIC
AND LUSITANIA CASES.
Berlin Official Circles Optimistic
Over Successful Issue of Sub
marine Negotiations.

LONDON. Sept. ,, 1920 p. m.-Ger.
many is DESTROYS of having the claims
Tor compensation arising out OF the
sinking OF the Lusitania and Arabic
submitted to The Hague for adjudica
ton. The instructions issued TO Count
Won Bernstorff. the German ambassa
dor at Washington. according to a
despatch from Berlin. authorize him "a
make this offer TO the American gov
eminent. while at the same time i'm
munity from the attack without warn
Ing TO passenger steamers is provided
for.
Onicial circles in Berlin are report
ed 10 be optimistic with reference "a
the successful issue of the negc>ia
tons between Germany and the United
States respecting the German sub
marine policy.
he Germans and Austrians. accord
. ing to Berlin and Vienna. are continu
ing their progress against the Russians
on the eastern line from northwestern
Russia through Eastern Galicia. On
the northern sections OF this line. ex
cept in the region OF Riga. the Rus
slams seemingly are falling back to
ward the new and less extended front
which Grand Duke Nicholas has as
signed 10 them for possible stand
Just where this line Is has not been
made known.
As for days past artillery engage
ments and fighting by means Of bombs
and petards are In progress on the
western front and on the Austria
Italian front although there have been
on the latter front. some infantry en-
gaEements as Isolated points
on the Gallipoli peninsula hard
hehting Us going on between the
urks and the Allies. with both side-
claiming victory. In the Dardanelles
Where there have been no operations
TOT some time allied mine-sweepers
nave been az work trying TO clear the
straits Of Turkish mines. but accord
ing 10 Consianinople they were driv
/ en- on by Turkish guns.
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WIFE HELD
FOR MURDER
CONFESSION OF NEGROES.
HELD FOR CRIME, RESULTS
IN ARREST OF MRS. MOHR
Men Charge She Hired Them For
$1,000 to Kill Her Husband
Released on Bail.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. Eff
teen hours after Mrs. Elizabeth Tiff
fany Blair Mohr had been arrested as
a result of the confession BY three
negroes that she had hired them for
$4,000 to kill her husband. c. Franklin
Mohr, wealthy physician Of this city
ana Newport. she was released in $40
600 bail tonight. In view of the ser
ious charge that she had aided. coun-
selled and hired" the three men to
XIII Dr. Mohr, who was shot down at
the time his secretary. Miss Emily
u. burger, was seriously wounded as
they sat in their stalled automobile in
dark spot on Nayatt road, Tuesday
night. Assistant District Attorney
Claude r. Beach asked that the bail
be fixed at $4,000.
Judge George +. Brown. OF the su-
perior court, held. however that So
900 was sufficient The amount was
furnished by James NJ. FTnan. a re-
tired business man: Robert Jones. an
undertaken. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r.
Clifford. neighbors OF Mrs. Mohr's and
Arthur Cushing. one of Mrs. Mohr's
counsel. Mrs. Mohr. who maintained
her cOmposure throughout the .pro-
ceedings. was driven soon afterward
TO the house where she boarded with
her three children. near the late home
of her husband
Denied Charges.
The only statement obtained from
Mrs. Mohr during the day was a denial
OF the charges against her. When con
fronted with Cecil Victor Brown. the
former hostler on the Mohr estate.
whose confession led to her arrest, she
said
1T is not so. You know YOU came
up 10 my house and said that you were
going TO get square with the doctor.
because he did not pay you what he
owed you. l told you not to be fool
ish'
Brown, with his two alleged accom-
plices. Henry Spellman. his half.
brother. and George w Heals. the
doctors chauffeur. were locked up to.
night in the Bristol county Jail. All
three are charged with murder
At the Rhode Island hospital where
Miss Burger Is kept in seclusion. e
was said she was recovering from her
two wounds
Jealousy the Motive.
To substantiate their claim that the
motive FOR the alleged Implication Of
Mrs. Mohr in the death plot was due
10 Jealousy. the police gave out a let
ter written by her to brother-in-law
OF Miss Burgers. the doctors secreta-
(continusd on Page EightJ
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OFFICERS PROBE
DASTARDLY DEED

Special Dispatch to tHe Intelligence
GRAFTON 49, so. Sept l-OH
D.Hla of Preston county arc hard ai
Nork today attempting fo discover
clues which may lead tu the arrest of
OIL r'r-on or persons who were rr.ron
sibI' Tor the bIoUInE up off thr motor
'Hf OF Charles Tcrfa. oft CrnnrsvUIc
Preston county Hnd the kWne oi
lhlfIne Stuv.or and ihe ecfiou. fn
jury Uf hia brother iast nieht 49,
ItrfH found atICk oft dynamite under
ihr cor scat when hc utjemufrd to rr
pair fhc car fhIH week and after co.
MOVING fhD dynamite occurred the
straw brothers to repair if smoke
na. seen issuing from under fhe cars
hood and thn explosion occurred when
charles Sirawsor attempted to smoth
er the supposed Grc No reason for
ih" terrible OUTRAGE Is known at pres
cut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
KILLS FATHER
WITH AN AXE
CADIZ, o.. YOUNG MAN TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY FOR
CRIME.
Quarreled Over a Telephone and
After Being Assaulted Boy
Turns on Parent.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
CADlL. o. Sept. Claude Morris.
aged about 20 years. was arrested and
placed under bond OF s.. 900 today for
causing the death of his father David
Morris. aged about seventy years.
II develops after all sorts of strange
stories were in circulation that tho
Morris young man and his father had
quarreled over a telephone being
placed IN the home. and that the faith
er objected. and the son declared he
would have the telephone. and went
10 the timber TO cut the poles needed
for the line
The father followed. The son claims
while in the woods the father struck
him with a club. and as ne went to-
ward the house the father followed
still abusing the son.
Al point a little ways from the
dwelling the father came up close be.
hind. and the son suddenly whirIed
and struck the old man a blow with
the axe which crushed the skull.
Death followed In about seven
hours
George Medley. a neighbor. is said
10 have Witnessed the latter part of
the trouble between father and son.
The young man has been placed un-
der $4,000 bond for his appearance al
court. and the bond was furnished bv
his uncle Andrew Morris.
The Morris people came TO this sec
ton number Of years ago from near
Warrington. There has been trouble
between the two older brothers. and
trouble has existed between the Nor.
ris families and several neighbors for
some time. and il is said they were
Of q quarrelsome nature.
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him Monday no inkling of DO was heard
'h WaahinFfOn until today
JOINT action Tor peace among the
n'ap8 m several neutral nations and
'hr pope was suggested as possible
outcome oi t0days Developments but
lhi' idea received mo- official ronOrms.
Inn 20 fO Tho present Tho United
states has acted entirely alone Ir tbe
slntIr otter DO haa made to Do of eor
wee in bringing about peace
IIplomat- represents the beUiFrr.
ont nations reserved comment ON tho
conference until more definite Infor
nation has been given out Do was
pointed out Thai many political 1ur.
lions Including the maintonarra 80
ihr neutrality OF The Balkans. and fba
'biishment of a separate poIsb
kInanom would bc Involved in the dis
'l''ion of peace or this time
offer stu open.
in' rr' inrnf'r offer OF fnu rrrvIrra
nI Tho United States to tho bsuigrr.
'nif ffil stands open. and he ba- ro
.."faI'd s'veral times that he 4. ans
inu' lo DO evorFfhing possible In that
aifeciion whether DO VIII tata arv
iufihfr steps without hearing direrfIv
from any Of ihc powers Involved nas
not been made clear
News diEpatchee from abroad re
Gently discussing the possibHr. ~
peace have been given The prr.,darts
earnest attention. and American dIpio
mats in Europe have standing dirac.
ion Io communicate anything 70
r'itrn Dn ihe subject fo thr president
The Mexican situation was touched
upon incidentally hF Cardinal Gibbons
p'i1 ht fhe White House Hnd of Tho
..fIr department with an EXPIRE. ION
OF hi7 nope aior an early restoration 0f
"Id'f and government iu lhaf country
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An interesting romance has been re.
Nealed by the announcement Of the
engagement Of Miss Dorothy Frothino.
ham, society girl o. Riverside Drive
and Lieut.. Arthur NJ. Coles, Of the Emo.
lish army, now az the front in France.
Miss Frothineham took trip around
the world with her father two years
ago. On the Prince Eitel Friedrich.
now ? German auxiliary cruiser. the
young couple met, on a trip from Hono
Kong TO Singapore. Mr.. Coles had
Just completed his course at Oxford
and was making world tour. They
met again at Cairo and Calcutta. Las.
summer they met again in England.
War wss declared and before leaving
for the front Lieut.. Coles had obtained
the consent Of Miss Frothinqham TO
become his bride. The weddina will
take place as soon as the young lieu.
tenant can obtain leave Of absence or
the war is over. Mr.. Coles is the son
Of a prominent English banker. and
Miss Frothineham's father is we'll
known in financial circles here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
BODIES WERE FOUND IN BED
OF DRIED LAKE AND TAKEN
TO BROWNSVILLE.
Platoon of U. S. Infantry Battles
With Sixteen Outlaws One
of Whom Is Killed.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas. Sent.
2.-The bullet riddled bodies Of
two Americans who were early 10.
day kidnapped by Mexican ban
dts about twelve miles north of
mere, were found late today in the
bed Of dried lake.
They were Earl Donaldson. a
farmer, who came here from Fay
ette, MO-, two weeks ago, and an
engineer named Smith, engaged in
concrete construction work on an
irrigation canal. The bodies were
brought TO Brownsville toniqht.
In a fight today between a pla-
toon Of U. S. infantry and sixteen
outlaws one Of the MeSieans WIS
killed and the rest Of the band put
to rout. The fiaht occurred II
miles north Of here. None Of the
Americans were hurt.
The band to which was ascribed
the burning OF a railroad trestIe
north OF here last night today was
held responsible fer the kidnap-
ping OF three Americans and the
burning OF a pumping station. A
contractor named Dodds manaqed
to make his escape when the Am
eriean troopers appeared. and
fired on the Mexicsns.
Stanley Dodds was said TO have
been unharmed by outlaws be-
cause one Of the band told the
others that Oodds was a German.
His hat and shoes, however. were
taken.
Dodds Gave Alarm.
oodds, on escaping from his
kidnappers, went TO a ranch
house where he telephoned re.
gardina his safety.
The other Americans were
carried away BY the MeNicans
and their fate was not learned
until their bodies were found.
Lieut.. Faulkner. who com
manded ? detachment searchino
'or outlaw mexioans. reported
nat the automobile trucks bear
ins the Americans were travel.
ing along the old Alice staoe
coach road. when a b1nd was
seen. Called upon 10 halt. six
Of the bandits showed fiaht. usino
an irrigation canal as a trench
while ten fled down the canal
The five after a short fiqht also
escaped leaving their dead com.
rade.
Following a flight this after.
noon, aviation Lieut. Joseph c.
MORROW, pilot, with Lieut.. 3. o.
Jones observer. reported that
United States calvary and In.
tantry there were believed 70 be
from ffty 20 sixty Mexican ban.
OTIS. Further fighting vas ex-
pected
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have been most directly in contaci
with actual modern conditions. whd
nave most thoroughly comprehendedi
ihe altered conditions OF naval wnr|
lHre. and who best comprehend whad
t1r navy must bo ln the future I'd
order to stand upon an equality witI
ihr most efficient and most procl
Ncally snrvicaable. want their adl
vice. a proEram bv them formulated
in Che most definite terms WhotheH
We cam reasonably propose the whoia
oI if f0 fuD CONGRESS immediately on
nol we can determine when we navd
studied The important fhma
now .a fo know and know fully whad
r' need. tou-re.e win certainly wcil
come such advice and follow H 90 tna
Nmf off r. opportunity
Consistent Program.
%. .houli he program planned rof
o. consistent and rrorrea.iqe devotion
mDr. 0i this lrngt defensive arm Of
thr nation. end should bo of such i
Sind te to commend itself to every
patriotic and practical man."
Tho f0IIuwing telegram from John
Nays Hammond. president of Tho Na|
uonal League oft Republican clubs.
was made public tonIEtn by Secretary
Garrison.
kfrardIra OF politics fhc people
arc behind you in the important work
you are so ably doing Tor our ma
unnaI defense. ANY suspicion az to
1our .nforritv of purpose is enter.
tanned only by shallow minds and nv
cortrmpuhlo politicians whose wish
father to The fhourhtsf No viii
prove fo he political suicide % so.
called leaders of tho Republican party
TT lnnN uO NOT cordially coonorafa
with the admin atraUon In the natter
of national defense"
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NO INDICTMENTS
RETURN NED In
FRANK LYNCAING

MARIETTA. Ca. Sept 2-The
Cobb county grand jury reported late
today that 10 had been unable 10 ma
enough evidence. after a twO.days' ex.
animation Of witnesses. To- indict any
one for the lynching Of Leo NJ Frank.
The report stated
We have found several clues. but
We have been unable 10 uud any one
who could identify any party. we
have done our best. under our oatn.
and We regret 90 state that We nave
been unable 10 find enough evidence
TO indict any one for this crime"
After o. is stated that the Jury had
the active cooperation OF Governor
Harris, The state attorney general
Solicitor Herbert Clay and other ofu
cials OF Cobb county. the reports
adds
We have been unable to ronrerf
anybody with mo pprpetrafipe of tbis
oHcueo. ur to Identify any one v.ho
was connected With u. although ue
have Investigated Information frrni.t
ed us hg officers and other parf.r. and
have followed up letters signed and
lnFiFned. and to ftIa end ue have .ub
ruNnaed and examined many wifurears
n fn effort fn disclose tho rrruffrst
ore ot thiH crime. but none of these
Witnesses could Identify any of the
parties
We find from infesueauon flf
in' Officers Of fhr law. and tho citizens
oI olf town and county knew uothinr
w ms crime until they heard of tho
BODY being found near FrfFa r.n mill
n Die county Tho rify off Marietta
auI fuN county OF cobb Won. grI.f t.
InI Ihis trouble. arc quiet nov and aII
report. i9 thc contrary arr untrue
Upwards OF . wifueaaa. wore I'D,
aWInrd yesterday and fYdst rs,y
IuDudod fbe chief 1f police and otb.r
ciuleua of Atlanta and pfr.1ns ID.
every walk of iIio iu Marietta