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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
50 KILLED ON
MOUNT VERNON
Senator Lewis, of Illinois,
Was Aboard Transport
When Torpedoed.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 9.-Thirty-
five members OF the crew OF the
American army transport Mount YER
non. formerly the North German Lloyd
liner Kronprinzessin Cecille were
killed by the explosion OF a torpedo
which struck the vessel last Thursday
when she was zoo miles from the
French coast, homeward bound. The
passengers included senator Lewis. OF
Illinois. who was among those safely
landed after the transport returned to
a French port under her own steam.
Vice admiral Sims reported the tor
pedo struck on the starboard side,
flooding a fire room. but he did not
state the extent Of the damage. Navy
officials assume. since the vessel was
able 10 reach port under her own
power. she was not badly damaged.
The men killed we're firemen, en-
ginemen and water tenders The
names OF the western men follow:
F. Hancock. Renton. Wash.
Bert Heap. san Bernardino. Cal
Louis Lafargue, Vallejo, Cal
Harvey Mumm. Leesburgt Tex
NJ Stally. address not in navy de-
partment records
H. c. Plew, Malaga, Wash
J. z. Tracey. Canyon City. ore
Senator Lewis was returning nome
on the transport after visit 10 Great
Britain and France and the western
front.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

II your face is disfiEured with wrinkles.
no matter what the cause. you can quickly
dispel every line. even the most obstinate,
By using q simple. homemade wash lotion.
Merely dissolve an ounce Of powdered sax
Battle the face in this. and-presto you
scarcely believe your own eyes when you
look into your mirror and behold the mar
velous transforms
The remarkable astringent action OF the
saNolite so tightens the skin. wrinkles are
literallv pressed out Best OF all. this re-
suit is not purely temporary. for the lotion
also has a hezlthful tonic action, which
tends 20 Strengthen and tone up the weak
ened tissue. and added benefit may be ex-
pected with continued use Use this once
day for awhile; IL cannot iniure the
most delicate skin The treatment itself
leaves no trace-no one Euesses the secret
q your Increasing youthful appearance
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

The name G0SSaI1 on the inside Of the
corset guarantees the increased efficiency
Of any woman who works-whether It be
house work, Office work, factory work
or any one Of the many duties that
patriotic women have so cheerfully and
unoomplainingly assumed during these
war times. No garment is so essential
for the well being Of the women Of
our country as the Gossard Corset
The name E0SsaEd Is your guarantee
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
Can't Help But
Admire Babes
Every Woman Casts LozfnQ Cine AZ
the Nesting Guided n is Bonnet.

It is a Joy and a comfort to Know that
those much talked OF pains and other dis
tressss that are said 10 precsds chill
bearing may be avoided. No woman need
fear discomfort II she will fortify herself
with the wen known and tilne-honcred
remedy. Mothers Frisnd.
This IS a most grateful. penetrating. ex-
ternal application that at once softens and
maks plant the Abdominal muscles and
iigaments- By regular use the muscles ex-
pand without the usual strain when baby
is born and pain and danger at tie crisis
e consequently less
Women everywhere who have used this
famous remedy tell how they entirely
avoided nervousness. rVgitchlns spells, bear
ing down and stretching pains. and relate
how they enjoyed entire freedom from the
many dsbiutating and distressing expert
ences Usually incident 10 approaching
motherhood
Mothers Friend Is recommended only for
the relief and comfort OF expectant
mothers. thousands o. whom have used
and recommended it. It IS for external use
only. IS absolutely and entirely safe and
wonderfully effective
Write the Bradfeld Regulator Co. C.
zee. Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ca for their
motherhood Book" so valuable 20 cx-
pcctant mothers. and in the meantime OBJ
tain a bottle Of Mothers Friend from the
druggist today and thus fortify yourself
against pain and dlscomfort-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
DOCTOR PRESCRIBED VINOL
For This Poor Mother Who Could
.HardIy Dag Around.9

Glasgow Jet, KY am a farm
ers VIE and was suffering from a
nervous breakdown-loss OF flesh and
poor appetite so I could hardly drag
around and do the work for my fam
iiy. ny doctor prescribed VinoL II
not only made me well and strong,
but I have gained in weight" Mrs.
S. II. Gray.
The reason Vinol proved such =
wonderful strength creator in Mrs.
Gray's case is because OF the beef and
cod liver peptoness iron and manga
Dese peptonates and glycerophos-
pilates combined in a pure. native
tonic wine. which makes Ninol the
most successful tonic Kelly & Pol
lard and druggists everywhere.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

THE young lady across the way says
1 she saw in the paper that this eOun-
try's visible wheat supply is larger
than ever before and she supposes a
good deal has been put under cover BY
this time besides.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09

Smigel Prov. Germany.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION NOW REPORTED Sc
NERELN WOUNDED N ACTION.
Private
William II. LEM. Gillian. No.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING
N ACTION-NOW REPORT
ED on DUTY.
Private.
Wilfred Brunette. Ware Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-09
MANY TEXANS
ARECA5UALTIES

Two New Mexico Men Are
Named; Grand Total for
War So Far, Over $1,000.
Continued from page -
Robert Urban, New York, n. y.
Frederick =. Ninson. Gneiss. X. C.
Glen c. Wagner. Richmond. Ind.
Morris c. Watson. St Louis, No
Una whitaker. Caney Springs.
Tenn
Lawrence Thos. White. Ann Arbor.
Mich.
VIM II. Whitlock. Bedford. Ind.
Percy John Wicks. Carson City
Fred Wilcox. Morley, Mich.
Charlie Wright, Middle Greek, Ky.
Nelson Wright, LaDorte, Ind.
Albert Wutrich. Beloit. Wis.
Nlcholas y Akovlch. West Pullman,
UNDETERMINED.
Lieutenant.
Harley 3. Castor. Lowell. y. c.
SerEeants.
Frederick A. Loysius Dockendorf
Chicago, III
Walter Henry Garnett, St Johns,
y. b
Andrew Gertner. BrownfieId. Pa
Edward Nercker, Falpen, Ind
VIM D. Quimby. Manchester. " H
Robt- A. Williams, Cleveland, Ohio.
COrporuls.
Geo. A Bazutza. Buffalo. n. Y
John Br0nkhorst, Ross, Mich
Clyd c Campbell La Junta, Colo.
Alex CasDalich. Gulfpo-t Miss
John Cawley. TandIinE. Pa
Norman X Ciapps Grafton, Ohio.
Jas DeHuippo. san Francisco. cal
Selmer Arnold England. Malta, Ill
John X Finney. Philadelphia Pa
Walter 2 Forth, Detroit. Mich
Ernest S Hayes, Allegan. Mich
Andrew Jensen. Minor. y. D.
Herbert .. McDermott. Harmon, III
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
Allies Crush Huns on Fifty-Mile Front;
Haig Wins Many Towns in 2-Mile Rush
German Soldiers Are
ignorant of Causes
of Vdr-McGrdW

NEW YORK. Aug. %. Sol
H'''H NJ tho German army are
N.... ignorant or tho causes which
i"I America tp outcr tho war. d.
'..l.nE tu j j. McGraw. Republi-
. national committeeman from
oklahoma. and member Of tho
.|U-r-, board ~ directors Of tho
I.ahH uf Columbus. who haa
.N.. returned from . two months
..' or tho fighting front In
France,
M. NuGaw declared that when
N" 'n'l ono German officer who
$50" prisoner, of tho outr1ges
which dUuW America into tho war
'h" officer @ld he had not heard
'' Them and added we arc being
tr..h'd."
Describing visit % a prison
camp. Nr M.Gruw said the Ger
man prisoners ranged IN age from
ID 90 90 and had dog tired.
huUn.'.H expression
The wru saw have been
licked property and WE'LL" Mr..
MoIrlw added
Mr MOiraw brought back mes
HnEcs tu Colonel Roosevelt from
h.s wounded sons. Mai Theodore
Roosevelt lr. and capt Archia
Roosevelt. whom he saw IN Paris
hospitals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
SHIP BUILDERS PRESENT
DEMANDS FOR INCREASES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-shncd
workers IN tho shiphuild,ng industry
OF the country ohovo presented
friendly demands" 10 tho labor nd -
justmcnt board Of tho shipping
board for increase In wages TO 81 an
hour double time FOR all overtime
Saturday half holidays throughout
the year and 10 per cent bonus for
all night shop work. The present
wage is approximately 75 cents an
hour
The demands were formed by rep
rcscutatiNcs of the various crafts
after conferences which began at
Philadelphia aud were continued I'm
with the labor adjust
mont board They grow out of the
termination OF the six months pc
riod of Eettlement ~ the first dis
pute decided by tho board which
involved Delaware workers That
award stipulated that lNing condl-
tlons were 90 determine any later
roadiustmcnts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
FORCES IN SIBERIA
JOIN IN AGREEMENT
Omsk and Viadlvostok Governments
In Pull Accord for Common Cause
Against the Central Powers.
WHOLE FRONT is UNITED
Washington Regards Step as Most
homentous since Hall Of Kercnslty
Government, C1euhs Push on.

WARRINGTON. Aug. 23.--AAsur.
ances reached the state department
today that tho, anu-bolsheylk gov
ernments at omsk and vladivoatok
are In full accord, which officials
said meant that all Serbia virtually
is under one government With small
portion near Irkusk controlled by
bolshevik forces aided by former
German and Austrian prisoners.
Tho agreement between. the two
governmentg was conaIdArsd by Of
ficials here as one OF the most i'm
portant developments In the Russian
t9ngle that has occurred since the
overthrow OF the Kerensky govern
mont The information came from
Vladiyostok, Il IL understood. and 10
accepted by officials here as pre-
Bumably authentic.
The aignifioanos Of thia declared
agreement In that tho Sibefian gov.
erhment Ia the largest and strongest
OF the various movements TO align
huesiA again an n nation against
Germany.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
the Baiue of Belleau Wood.

d.. va. 4..r With ru,aau troopers. 50
I,..s frf| uaf f,sl a shadow was thel.
trI.s ra,. ior iura
Death wa. Guarding every roadway, death
Has watching every hs'i
And l..mI each roo OF terrain was .
Hgi 'rn concealed
But thr Duu.hU... had their orders "urive
f.. Eu.U. from whore hr.f hIi.
For H. homo. OF D.I GLORY, lnkc those
vput.I. a.I 30 iH,y d6l
fancy unur vHI frI De- as the story should
la roH a..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
BRITISH FRFIGTTER
Is SENT DOWN.

NEW YORK, AuE Shcllod
and torpedoed by a big German sub
marine just at sunrise Wednesday.
tho British freighter piomcd was
sunk with the loss ~ two OF her
crew and, woundinR of many Others.
1875 milos east OF New york. or the
lOt survivors. including a mum ber or
Chinese soamcn rescued and brought
here by another steamship. many
had been cut by Shrhpnel and soald-
ed by steam when a torpedo crashed
through tho boiler room.
Though attacked without warn
ing the Diomed's gun crow answered
tho Germans fire but without ef-
feet After their twelfth ahot az the
u.boat ono OF tho submerrible's
ghoas disabled the fricghterH steer
ing gear The raiders commander
then Eupplantod gun fire with tor
pedo As the proIccule tore amid
ships through tho Diomed "A seaman
was killed Others were caught IN
a flood OF steam "a tho boiler, burst
and one died aboard a lifcboat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
AMERICAN SHIPS ARE
SUNK BY T0RPEDOES
Three Go Down I'm Foreign Waters;
sixteen Missing and Three Lost.
Navy Department Reports.

WASHINGTON. Aug "a sink
ms Of three American vessels In for
elgn waters by German submarines
was announced today by the navy
Tho Hteamahip Lake
Edon. an army chartered cargo
transport. whs sunk on August 81.
the u. S. s. Wesibridge OF $500 tons
on August i6 and tho Z. $. S. Gu
bore of 1900 tons on August 10.
Sixteen OF tho crew OF tho Lake
Edon are missing. 20 having been
accounted for. The names OF the
missing have not been reported to
the navy department
Three men were reported lost in
the shaking Of the WcetbridEe There
was no loss 81 life among tho SroW
Of tho Cuhore
Members Of tho crew Of tho West
bridge reported lost are
Jcu5 =. Nielsen. fireman. Den
mark
william l. Porter fireman. Port
land. orc.
Robert J. McConkey. fireman.
Mount vernon. Wash.
The WestbridEe and Cuhoro were
homcward bound when sunk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
IND, MAY BE
WIPED OUT BY FIRE

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Aug. ga
The town Of Bippus, ten miles north
OF here, Of approximately 1900 peo-
pie, is In grave danger OF being
wiped out by fire. which started at
9 o'clock this evening In n 100 600
bushel grain elevator, loaded to ca
pacity with oats. The fire has par
TALLY consumed the business district
and threatens TO spread further.
Huntington fire apparatus is on the
scene but Is impeded In It's work by
low water pressure. The fire " said
TO have been started by a man who
escaped pursuit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
RtwLINSON AND BYNG
LEAD WINNING ARMIES

| BY The Associated Press
WITH TIE BRITISH ARMIES
~ FRANCE. Aug % Victorious on
a Battle front Of 20 miles extending
from the CoIcul river on tho north,
across tho Ancrc and Somme rivers
almost TO IIhonR the Third and
Fourth British armies under Gem
erals Bvng ana Rawllnaon ~ mid
afternoon wero vigorously following
up their successes OF today which
apparently has been one of the most
disastrous days ever experienced by
the GermRnH.
Tho enemy has lost wide stretches
NJ ground. numerous towns, thou
sands of men made prisoner and
large quantities of materials and
Fupas He also again has had heavy
casualties
Crown Prince Rupprccht Of Ra-
varia. the German commander. has
thrown his mon IN before tho ad-
vantinR British armies I'm an effort
20 stave off tho inevitable. hut only
10 have them moved down aRn In
and again hy storms ~ mohl which
poured from the British guns ono
entire enemy battalion was an
initiated during the fighting
German Dead Cover Ground.
Dead Germans I'm great numbers
are scattered everywhere over the
battlefield AS am example f0gr hum
dred enemy doad were observed this
morning ON ono small piece Of
ground over which tho battle had
swept
WIN an ihls fierce fighting and
notwithstanding the fact that the
British m many places have fought
over open ground against Hn enemy
protected in "pOt hulrg' and Ntrung
points ~ other kinds. the Nriush
losses c1ruSw here seem 90 have been
extraordinarily lIrht This probably
la due DO tho confusion the Germans
find rciRninr behind their limos ns
thew nrp fighting a losing hntuc.
which Tor them hourly grows moro
disastrous
Crown Prince Rupnrocht today
had strengthened hIE line ot many |
places. but this instead NJ Htupping |
tho British, simply meant that the |
Germans suffered bigger losses !
During the night and this morning |
tho front upon which tho battle was |
being fought yesterday was widenod |
appFrciablv both 10 tho north aud |
tho south. whileotho ground IN the |
middle between Albert and Roau- |
court sur -Ancre, which heretofore |
had been fairly quiet suddenly was
drawn into the whirl
says Austrlnns No Good.
South of Achlot.lc-Grand tho Brit |
ish did not start todavs operations !
sD early as farther north. Tho New
Hcnlandcrs hore stopped work 10 let
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
MOTION PICTURE BUSINESS
RECOGNIZED AS ESSENTIAL

WASHINGTON. Aug. 28.-Ths
motion picture industry in all It's
branches has been Cecognized as an
essential industry byNSthe war indus
tries board Chairman Baruch ans
nbunced today that this action had
been taken In line with Provost
Marshal General Crowder's ruling
under tho work or fight regulation
that tho industry afforded useful oc-
oupauon.
Recognition of It's value In af-
fordinR an educational medium for
the great masses nf the people. az
we'll as a wholesome cheap meana
OF recreation. Eoverned the board an
placing the industry upon tho pre-
ferred list for priority.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
MAY SOLVE MYSTERY
OF STRANGE MESSAGE
Badly Dccompo~cd Body Found Near
flHo" Where Liberty Bonds
We're Picked Up sunday.
IT LOOKS LIKE A MURDER
Il Was Killed by the old Man Ia
hc Wagon" Note Near Traction
Line In Creek County Clcw.

A badly dccompoaed body was
found yesterday afternoon near tho
now Oklahoma Union Traction line.
six miles southwest ot the city hy "a
scarchiug party hunting Tor John
Down from uoldcnyilc. thought tn
have been the victim ~ foul play
Evidence Is that tho body ia that OF
Down and that no had boon mur-
dorcd
Tho body was found near Nicklc
crock just over. Boo Crock county.
and was exposed 10 view. though
behind small bushes and IN de-
pressed place Evidently % had been
thcrc for moro Than a week.
Finding OF the body may heIp
clear up a mystery that wAa pub
liShcd In Tho World Tuesday under
q Sapulpa dato line A grin had
been found In the vicinity OF tho
tpot where the body was found Ia
addition Co the ETlp we're two LIB
ory bonds, and some baby honda
They were picked up by Henry
Clemons last Sunday The message
read Il was killed by tho old man
In tho wagon"
Found an Old Mexican.
Clomons notified the sheriff of
Creek county, and search was IN
htitutod, but tho tragedy Was un-
sulved. Near where tho articles
wcro found was a strange man evil
dently a Mexican lie wac arrested
ana taken 10 the county Jail, hut
no Information Was gotten from him.
He was seen within rny feet Of
whore tho body Of the unknown man
was found, and was a short distance
away when the arrest was made
He's now IN tho county Jail
Efforts 10 get him 90 admit any
connection with what indicated sew
ernl days ago 10 be tragedy were
futile "a deputy sheriff al the scene
OF the tragedy explained yesterday
afternoon. lie talks Spanish but
doesn't know anything about any
killing
Officers Monday I'm searching for
solution OF the mystery OF tho suit
case and iAbcrty bonds searched nl
around tho body, and several times
must have been within few feet
OF H. yot failed TO find H.
Vest Matched Trousers OF Dead Man.
A vest and two handkerchicfs were
found near the spot whore tho body
was located Tho vest was identified
as belonging 90 the old man. lie
wore trousers ~ the same goods
These articles were found Monday. !
near where the Liberty bonds and |
grip were found
According TO statements Of tho !
Crock county officials. a man by the ]
nav Of Down. who sc"ms TO be the |
party. had money IN n BANK |
nj Holdenyille and in one at Sa- |
.akwh
An examination of the body yes
.erday failed 20 disclose any evidence /
M foul play but state of dccom-
position had sct IN until 10 was Inn
possible TO make an examination.
The body was in condition that 10
was buried right on tho spot where
I was found by trackmen OF tho
Oklahoma Union Traction company
The body was that Of an old man
possibly go years old. llo was small
md short OF stature Partly bald.
lis hair was gray. az was hts mus
ache lie wore brown suit and
lad on new pair OF shoea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
British Cross Arras-Albert Road and Go
Close to Bapaume, SIaughtering
Thousands of Huns.
FRENCH ARE SURROUNDING NOYON IN GAINS
Divette, Disc and Ailette Rivers Are Crossed;
Arras and scissors Wings Close in on
Foe; Many Thousands Taken.

LONDON, Aug. 23--On front Of about six miles from
the southeast of Albert to the neghborhood Of Grandcour
east of the Ancrc the British have pushed forward
gained ground after heavy fighting says Field Marshal
Hags communication from headquarters tonight South of
Grandcourt German counter-attack was repused
The advance of the British depth of two miles
and large numbers Of Germans killed made prisoners
Five villages to the north of AcheeGrand were captured
and the British pressed eastward from thcm says Cen
eral Haigs statement.
The town of AchetleGrand has been captured by the
British and also Bhucourt just to the southeast Of Achee
Grand and about two and half miles from the railroad june
tion of Bapaume.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
GERMAN EMPRESS IS ILL
DUE TO STRAIN OF WORK

AMTERDAM. Aug g3. Empress
Augusta Victoria uf rmlny ls lll
lt Castle Wilhrlmehohr. Uresc Casscl
the l.nkll NnEolrrr of Berlin says.
owing tp oy,rtrun from hcr war
work Physicians In attendance
promise her FUN recovery within a
tow weeks
Emperor william. who has been
almost unlnterrupfedly I'm the field
since tho spring offensive. has left
main hcJduu1rtera for WHhclshohc.
especially as "thc empress sons az
prevented by their service obura-
uuns from attending at their
mothers bedside
Tho Berlin Nossisohe Toltung says
That the empress is suffering from
nr-ynu, depression due 90 hcr nus
mUr1us visits 10 tho hospitals talks
with the wounded from the most re-
cent offensive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-24
OUTLINES YEARS PROGRAM
American Chief Says Fats,
Beef Cereals and Sugar
Must BE Provided.
ALLIED WOMEN ARE PRAISED


e..y yppIf Ar-...t a7 Tb.
s....
'"'''" '''.'a VIII A''.'.' WIN 'N' TOO
les their sacrifice OF food 900 we'll
as blood jon tho cause OF world dee
,,,..,,g,. J,.r.,.., ri..f..... .tI...,...
l'''I'I 1000. 'r1''I. "n h.H
arrival hero today ru route 10 Wash
irr,op. after, br..f ,.s|f. .to I.upIsut
and Trlrrr.
IInH ,h"l W." nave I'D mar
b"'L p'''h' 20 'N'7 '''''' NIl.|
10" had given lp ihe allied louj aHr
HnnF'rtlnis while sitting ul
ooWwN8 table 900 common cause.
MI Hoover said that Co do $50 AWCri.
cl will next year have to mupIy the
allies four billion pounds OF ftfr.
goo. 600 600 mounds OF hccf proIurts.
SOC 600 600 busheIa OF rrr'4Ia and
300 600 tons of sugar uowayer.
Mr. Hoover added. h,gIru.re s.p.
t,u.ltr there Will Doc mo- need f,r
drastic FOOD ra,Iouinr ip tho ru.,d
countries. except ia the CaaH OF sugar
ana heet'
IN statement H.hlhf win h'H
"ha'TNNtohs abroad MT. hoover aiid
~ pdI''
Women Gather Harvest.
'~rhe harvryts In Franc, England
and Ialy arc bottcr thgn one could
eyuary IN tho tremendous nraIu .r
man-powar to tho front This s
due to the women. There is mo-
stgbt 10, ho ,,,rid u,,t ,,..r,It ,,
peal Co the American h,,rt ns that
of tho literally millions az women
doing AN 81 the work p,tlnr fro me