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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
JESS WILLARD
TRAINING HARD
FOR JULY BOUT
Heavy Champ W orks Out
Many Rounds Daily
At Toledo Camp.
DEMPSEY WILL
RESUME TRAINING

TOLEDO, O., June 21-Hfillard put
in one OF the toughest days at his
camp yesterday. and a goodly crowd
was there Before the soldier came
lie boxed three rounds with jack
Hempel. three with 3Ionnhan. worked
the pulleys. did his stomach exercise
over the back or a chair, wrestled
with Hempel and shadow boxed. and
then wound up By tossing the medi-
cine ball with Monahan He is as
strong as a bull right now. He did
pun q bit At times. but when you zig
ure what the big fellow did. you'd
expect almost any one to puff,
The sun was so hot that Willard
doused the gym suit he usually wears
ana appeared only IN a pair OF fight
ing trunks. He isn't as hard as Jeff
was when that bear was working. but
the muscles play in and out around
his big shoulders and arms.
He is hit fat around that old
lunch basket yet, but then he has
over two weeks Of touch work 10
get that off.
He knocked Hempel down IN the
sea ono round OF their bout A left
han q 70 the body did the trick and
lack SPRAYED on all fours. but VIII
lard ust leaned over and picked him
m as YOU would a watermelon After
thar Ia went easy.
d Du ri 2 the bout with Monahan.
which W. as very fast. Jess bled sight
~ from the mouth. Il was either q /
Needing ! Doth or a cut on the inside !
Of the gi1. MS 1t didn't amount %
We went out TO see me arena for I
the b5e cffaTr.7i yesterday Tt IS about I
half finished and looks like a great /
l-fa pancaze hat had sunk in the j
middle Tho rTA.g viii be 20 feet i
square and is rie.ht in the center Of 4
the monster arena,
biz strong wh-e fence rrns all
around the outside II leaves n
runway OF about 90 feet between
the ferice and the arefia. Richard
learned 4 lot about board fences
At the Rene fight. The boys 1P-
pcared THAT day with axes and
SAWS All those who didn't get IN
t-c-enst present that's all Tie
Is1eE ut the fence holes were Leg
&c than at the front cate.
Jaesz Dillon was caller at the
nempsey camp yesterday Jack
K=arus has sent for Jack Geyer to
come Oh and help rough e I'D Dit
with I)ampsey- The challenger had
tie stitches taken out OF his eyebrow
md DR.. Doherty, who did the JOE.
was very we'll pleased with Il JACK
aid no boxing nor viii be do any more
until they are sure OF the Injured
The chances are that he Will not
box AGAIN uuEil the day OF III fight
The" cannot afford to take chances
an that cut. The location OF the slash
IS enough. A man had not better nave
a CIT eve when he starts in this Iight
Denlnpsey's training camp IS VISITED
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

speedbaII Hayden received the
decision over EddfeN johnson. 20
rounds. referee Billy Smith.
Rabbit Rogers. 9th infantry
featherrefght champion, knocked
out Battling Jackson san Erau-
cisco, In the first round of sched-
u1ed eight round bout.
Gfrk Parke and young Jeff
Clarke fOrGht either round drz1W
in curtain raiser. Parlze out
pointed Clarke in majority OF the
rounds.
Timekeepers, J. Mcdonald and
J. L. Murphy. Referee in Hrelim-
inaries, Lieut.. j. A. sIeCarty, jr.
CPEEDBALL HAYDENS left hand
= indicated the record Of the gath
infantry champion Friday night at
the Motor Group studorfum. when it
jabbed and hooked Eddie Johnson for
20 rounds and enabled lbs owner to
earn the decision over the Pueblo boy.
who a short two months ago out
pointed the infantry crack IN rem
dering the decision. referee Billy
Smith stated that he gave full con-
sideration to the lead Hayden COM
piled on points up to the last round.
and as he had a decisive lead at this
time in the finer principles Of the art
was awarded the verdict. The match
was witnessed BY approximately $500
fans from Fort Bliss and FL Paso.
Seine Favored Draw.
Many fans thought thai John
son was entitled to ut least n
draw, but when the full number
of rounds il reekoned the average
fan should recognize that the SOL
der had a clear lead.
The fact that in some OF the rounds
Johnson landed telling punches car
ries much weight, but il is overshad-
owed by the consistent jabbing and
point compiling Of the negro welter.
Jchnson's blows carried more steam.
but they landed seldom. Hayden. on
the other hand. started few punches
that did not find a resting place on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

TIE St Joseph club. continuing its
rebuilding process has acquired IN
fielder. Hargrave from Milwaukee and
also gets pitcher Hoffman from kan
sas City. The sale Of the latter had
been made then recalled by Kansas
City and Hoffman got another trial
He looked worse than ever. 50 John
Camel decided 10 let him 20.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

President David L Fultz. OF the IN
ternational League. has announced
the indefinite suspension OF Manager
Jack Dunn. Of the Baltimore Club. and
OutfieldtT Clark. CT the same team.
The suspknz.pn ca1ie as a result Of an
attack upon Umpire Wagner follow
ing the game with the Reading team
at Baltimore on Tuesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

, Leader McGraW started the .
, Giants on their first western =
, trip with ten pitchers. They .
, are Barnes, Benton, Causey, =
, Dubuc. Schupp. Winters. Toney, =
, PerriJt. Ragan and Oeschger. =
, Toney's recent work proved =
, that the big fellow Is nearly q
, right and is able TO stand reg =
, ular turn Perritt is rounding .
, into form rapidly and is booked 9
, for several games in the west =
, The addition of Ragan is a =
, smart move, also the retention q
, ofrDubuc. Barnes. Benton and q
, Causey Will be saved for the 9
, hardest games II the other box =
men do their share. =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

@ Leonard has had 3 rather {
. spectacular career. He started (
. out as a preliminary boxer al I
Q Billy Gibson's old FairmOnt I
o club in New York in 1913 and I
- made such a hit with his con- 1
. sistent work that Gibson RI :
. nally took hold Of him and had I
. the satisfaction OF making a 4
- worlds champion out OF the I
Q boy. It was the first time that I
. a light weight championship 4
. was Won in a ten round node (
. cision contest This happened (
. IN New York, Nay %, 1917,
. when Benny met Freddy :
. Welsch. then champion, stop I
. ping him n the ninth round (
Ssss>AnnA~> AA~A<
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle, now man
aging the Vernon club wants to give
the Tigers a new monicker. IL is
said. but the fans object They saF
the name OF Tigers suits them vel
enough.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

etc. Joe planned to boss the Job from
the bench. but had to go to the out
field and chase Few because OF lack
OF talent 70 fill out a nine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
OUTFTELDER IS RELEASED.

OITFIELDER IS RELElsED.
Outfielder Harry Harper, who cane
to the Seals with Jimmy Czveny
from Columbus. was released By the
Frisco management last week. along
with Biff Schailer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
sHoRTAGE o. PLAYERs.

Joe Birmingham has found Il any
thing but a picnic handling the Pitts
field team. with shortage OF players.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

BY about 1000 fans daily. who watch
his work with interest and applaud
his efforts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21
SPEC DBALL HAYDEN GETS VERDICT
OVER f. JOHNSON IN 70 ROUNDS

Clever Boxing Of oath Champion Gives Him Advantage
Throughout the Milling; Blows Of Johnson Carried
More Steam, But Hayden Gives Majority OF Blows;
Many Fans Think johnson Is Entitled to Draw.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

ne ToDes in his round but Johnson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

Rabbit Rogers, c. H. Johnson's lat
est protese, won from Battling Jack
son. introduced as a native OF san
Francisco, in the first round Of
scheduled 10 round go. Rogers danced
around his opponent for a minute or
50 and then shot in right uppercut.
This ended the affair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

In the treatment Of F1emoTTholds IFnesJ and
other Rectal diseases has been proven beyond the
shadow of doubt Even the doctors who object to
ny advertising. !. e. the honest ones admit that
can cure them Over Five Hundred People here
and IN the immediate vicinity. and over fifteen
hundred in West Texas. New Mexico and Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-21

al saw that cured thele promptly. paini
tion from their business.
So why suffer longer2 Why submit to
tendant dangers. hospital fees. confinement
Their time and money for saives, dilalors
worthless home ueamentsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
KILLED MILLIONAIRE
TO PROTECT CHILD


MlNEOIA. ~ Y, Jan IA
mothers determination to protect
her l5year- old daughter was de-
clsrej here today by counsel 81 Mrs
Jacques Ls liaudy. now In jail To he
The reason she Killed her hueba nd,
the millionaire emperor OF sahara
~ their home NJ Weatbury, l.. /. last
Saturday night
The lawyer. Harry W Moore. said
Mrs l.eiiaudy had told him that her
husband had tired ~ her and had
mennced the happiness of Iacaue.
me, their daughter 10 protect her
self ana the girl. the widow said she
had had heavy chain locks placed
on the doors OF her own and her
laughter rooms
l~raudy had made repeated
threats 10 kill her, she told the at t-
torney. because she refused TO con.
sent 20 his attentions TO their daugh
ter. which he told her were Gus
tomhfv IN some oriental countries +"
Twice during the week prior 10 the
shooting. l.eilaudy had tried 10 XII
her with hunting Knife. she snid
Dp the day of the tragedy the Fem
pepr had furiously telephoned her
ffom Nrw NorF city that he was
coming home "a finish" her when
he arrived. he created great com
motion downstairs opened nll the
windows and emptied blaz NIX coal
FROM Tho frcplncrp out upon the
lawn later lrhnuiy who was
aimed came up s'nirr and attacked
her and !n the struggle Which fol-
lowed. she shot him and he fell
dead at The foot OF the stairs;
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
M'CAlN BELIEVED TO
Be Thief Of STUN
IDENTIFICATION NOT SURE
A .onobiic Turns Over During Es-
citing Chsse and BattIcs
with Pursuing Police.

S,,u., uccat, xho .c,oVdi,. q,
"''''' '"''' 80
the Tulsa police mas served Two
terms In the r'ate prison NJ McAles-
ter was arrested ana " reid ny p"-
lice In connection with the auempt-
ed thett OF stns roadster from
the Hobart garage eis south MAIN
street. early sunday morning
The police say they are positive
mccain IN one OF the men VINO ~
tempted to steal the car Jack
Hughes, driver says ne IN certain
In the identity OF MNs'n W. ~
Ford, night emplofe OF me garage
who saw the two men when under
the guise OF seeking oil thcy mhde
away with the car. says that while
tho suspected man answers the de-
scripton. and that he believes him
to be the man, he was unable TO
definitely identity McCain as one OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
mime PERSONS DIE
IN TRAIN COLLISION
Flyer Clashes Into Rear of local
Near NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. More
Hurt, Some Fatally

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. IA Nine
persons were killed and more than
score Injured. some fatally tonight
when the Scranton flyer on the Fhil-
adelphia and Reading railway
crashed into the rear OF u poylestown
local while the latter was standing
quarter of a mile below Fort wash
ington station, Is miles north Of this
ciy
The rear car Of the local was de-
molished when The engine OF the eS-
press struck ~. the seats and roof OF
the coach an old wooden type wcre
thrown Into a heap,-butyins n pas.
sengers In II. The engine plowed
through the coach until II reached
the last scat Seven passengers.
killed outright, we're n,angled almost
beyond recognition. Two others died
white they were heing rushed to hos
pltair In the outlying sections OF fhll-
adelphia. In n special relief train
90 All of the Identified dead were
from Pennsylvanla
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Supreme Court Holds
Personal Use Liquor
LdW UncOns stifutiOndi

WASHINGTON, JM. Ia-Thc
supreme court held today that tn.
Reed "hunrdry" prohibition
amendment prohibits Interstate
transportation into dry states of
intoxicating liquor for beverage
purposes even when intended for
personal use
Justice McNrynoldH. IN a dts.
sentiny opinion. concurr-d In by
Justice Clark. declared the Reed
amendment was not hn interstate.
commerce regulatory measure. but
direct inter meddllng with ~
states affairs ana beyond federal
power.
A interpreted by tha court. the
law nullifi-s state statutes permit
ting limited amounts of liquor 10
be brought In for personal use.
The opinion WIS rendered In
proceedings brought by the gov.
ernment under the Reed amend
m.nt against Dan nm. who was
charged with taking a quart Of
liquor into west virginia a~ the
state laws permit The lower
court dismissed the indictment,
holding the liquor had not been
transported In interstate commerce
within the meaning of the law, he
chuse II was intended for Hills
personal use and not for trade.
This decision was reversed today
and the case remanded
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
ROBERTSON TO MAKE
APPOINTMENTS SOON
Worlds Capital 'Buresu.
mirvtn Hotel.

Worlds Capital bureau.
mirvtn Hotel
OKLAHOMA CITY Ian. is--The
.o~.,,., ,ao.... -. n..y .,,s a..
-p' s"'. ' ""-' w" Wv
appointments which, rumor says, are
soon to be forthcomtnG. tbs first
bascn .oar.r IN tSs s>s.s~ ..s--ans,,
,.. So r.. -,--s.
""o ~" " 'e"sso" VI
10 hio berors ooveSuor Robertson
= that Of e. u. johnson, democratic
m msnbsr nj thu .t.t. h~.eA No ~.
...
"s' Jo""s""s eu"un9 pspsr'
1sfe lying ON the governors desos
when he entered nj. oeftes aftsr h.s
inausuratiop,
II In also understood that tha
resiwna tton Of DIR. T. w Duke A.
state health commissioners SSut 10
the governor today VINO hls suc.
cessor will be In mot known. hut
close friends Of the soyernor aid
tonight that when tho appointment
10 made u will furnish a surpriss,
"a man upknown In politlcs." h the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
HUNS MUST RESTORE STOLEN PROPERT
THE WEATHER.

ltLht. Jan ~ Ma ,imum, 81.
minimum ~ north winds and clsar
OKLAHOMA Tuesday. probably
fah colder In east portion. Wsdnss
day fair
nCISiANA Tuesday, possibly
rain In west portion colder IN north
vest PORTION "Wednesday. cloudy !,
cool.r
ARK iNsAs' TUESDAY cloudy In
east fair IN wcsi portion. cooler
Wednesday fair
EAST TWAS 1ue.dsy cloudy
probably rsin IN south portion soms.
What colder, eAcrpi IN south~eu pof.
tion Nedn.sdAy FAIR In north patil)
cloudy to cloud, In south portion
somrshat colder IN north portion
WtSr TfNAS Tu-sda,, probably
tsir som-~hsi colder Wednesday.
faif
KANSAS Iait. 1uesday aud
Wednssdsy slightly warmer Medne,
ds!
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
THREE MORE TRONSPORTS
SAIL HOME FROM FRANCE

WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-The
transports Rochsm beau, iapland
and Crctic have sailed from France
for New york with $50 officers and
ZOO men
The Rochamhenu IL due January
20 the war department announced
today with parts ~ the 3Sith and
sss,h field artillery. casual COM
pany and 20 casual officers
Tho iapland. due January ~ 10
bringing nine casual companies, five
Officers and re- men OF the 1ltth
trench mortar battery en- route TO
cnmp penurcgard. and about 500
sick woundfa and caruals
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
LUXEMBOURG GOVERNMENT
WOULD PREVENT REPUBLIC

LONDON Jan. ~ -- The l'usem- -
burg government has issued proc
iRmation appealing TO the people
agalns, the movement for the 'stab-
iishmeni ~ a republic aud urging
support to the dynasty The procla
nation announces that Grand
Duchess Mntie has declared her
readiness to abdica,e lf her retcn-
ton of the throne would be an oh
stacle to the decision taken hy the
government Ia seek an economic nj
iiance with the entente powers
especially France and BeiE um.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
ireek Indian Decision 10
opnefd by Supreme Court

Okhh"'lN NPTbN Jan. ia.,-,An
Thai "oa state supreme court rulinr
emn,-"t indian homestead ds are es.
mngs IRON taxation under treaties
m. ny we government so long as
hom.. remains with the original
y.s,s rnnef, but not 10 exceed ii
p,.n. was upheld today bv the ru.
den,,, 'ouft which stated DEGREES
" n,,,s lnlnnctions 10 restrain coun-
Ian, 's'H fiom collecting taxes on
=" ue town Of Muskogee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
PADEREwSkI ONLY
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.

GENEVA. Sunday. Jan. ~ liz
mace Jan Paderewski, the Polish
leader. was only slightly wounded In
the attack made upon him by
would he assassin nj warsaw. ac-
cording to "A telegram received by
friends here today. lie II said to be
continuing his work with General
Joseph Pilsudski on the reconstruc.
tion of tho Polish government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
MARTIAL LAW
IN puENOS AIRES.

~ The Associated Press
BuENOS AIRES. Jan, 10 1t was
decided today by the president and
tho cabinet TO declare martial law
In Buenos Aires The date for the
declaration has not been announced.
Ten thousand reserves have been
summoned to the colors and military
cadets have been called from their
vacations The total number or
prisoners is 1000,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
DUssEi.DORF TAKEN
BY BIuTIsH FORCES.

COPENHAGEN. Sunday. Jan. ~.
British troops have occupied Dussel-
dorf which has been In the hands OF
the Spartscans according To re-
port from Berlin. Dusseldorf Is 81
miles northwest OF Cologne.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
Sbdrfdcans Are Beaten
in BaUdridn Elections

~ The Associated Press
nERSE Jan "a Elections 10 the
havnrian national council held today
resulted In considerable successes for
the centrinsts, ths moderate socianu
tie ana the conservatives The inde
penden' socialists and the Sps scans
met with complete defeat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
BllAZlL NEADs
LATIN ALLIES.

PARIS. Friday, Jan. 10 Because
OF the active participation In the war.
particularly her naval activity. Brasil
heads the list of the Latin American
allles and will have an important
voice In the making OF peace
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
CAMP MARTHUR
ORDERED CLOSED.

have been received from Washington
Ia close Camp Macarthur and dis
pose OF all army property here. The
order includes tho base hospital.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
WIRE BRIEFS
MONTENEx.RINs DEMAND
WITHDRAWAL OF ITALIANS.

BEi.GRADE, Jan. la.--Immedlate
withdrawal from Montenegro OF all.
Italian troops In demanded In a res
olution adopted by the Montencsrin
national eksembly.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
NO MORE TO GO TO RUSSIA
Understanding Is Consent Is
Not to BE Given to Send
ing More Troops.
JOHNSON ASKS WITHDRAWAL
California Senator Offers a
Resolution to Bring Back
Soldiers There.

PARIS, Jan. i3.-Inquiries I'm
official American circles here
eliciis the Information that rnit.d
States has not undertaken To send
troops 70 Poland ~ intlmGted by
Parts newspapers
Efforts Of the French pre-s To
bring 90 the tore the question ot
the status of the entente and
American troops IN ltuSsia and the
advisability OF sending such troops
into Poland to check tho bnlshcvik
advance II IN understood haN, hcon
without success ~ f,r Tho
United states. II ~ UNDERSTOOD.
will not consent ~ accept ~
principle or a. a military policy
the task ~ using American forces
In Poland at all ,in Russia In
larger numocr than already ere
employed
In undertaking TO place upon The
program Of buAir,rs for Ia" inier.
allied peace conference the subject
of plans for the ~ vt ''tion -; polard 4
from the invas!on ~ ,he balshaviki, I,
the supreme com ~ finds itself em-
barn ssed by the ,rfliciiny Cla inns
Tor recognition % the Polish nstiona aI
committee In Paris. head-d by Y. ",
DIM mokst I, ON the one hnna. and the
present DE- fscto government at War.
saw under General Piisofski. on the
other.
The wsrsaw government has the
support OF the Denp'c IN roisod
themselves. wsie tho Polish M.
tionai COMMITTEES has b~on largely
supported by he Poles In America.
and has among rs members some OF
the most eminent Polish leaders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
RIVER AND HAItBoR
BILL PASSES HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Ths
house today passed 22s 10 VI, the
annual river and harbor bill carry
ting sae.sOO.00O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

WASHINGTON. Jan. i3.-A reso-
luton to record the senate as favor
Ing withdrawal OF American soldiers
from Russia 'as soon ar practi-
cable" wN introduced today by
Senator johnson OF california. with
an assertion that the United States
government evidently had no Rus
sian policy and was inviting disaster
senator johnson asked that his
resolution remain before the senate
Tor further discussion and disposal
later this week. lie charged that
the resolution h. introduced "A
month ago demanding official an
nouncement OF the governments
Russian policy had been bottled
up" by the foreign relations com
mlttee and that he proposed To get
action on the new one now offered.
1T Ia obvious" said Senator John
con, that We have no policy In Rus
ala and that the government cant
answer my former resolution. IL
hasn't any policy at ali In Russia to-
day. We're not intervening In suf-
ticient force to be OF any conse-
quence and we're not staying out
We're simply Inviting disaster"
Senator vardaman OF MisrlsHlppi
discussed the russian holshe iki
Disclaimins approval of lawlessness
or violence. ho said that when all
the facts wer. known there would
be mitigating circumstances found
for the bolshevikl
Their conduct" he said. "is NO
more illegal or reprehensihle than
that OF their soulless, conscienceless
n the toilrrs become
excited and rise In their might II ~
not surprising that they go to en
cess "
Ruw,ian bolshev ism. said Senator
was caused by rich or
pres<rs ana famine. and he felt
pity at the patient. ignorant bol.
shevikl'