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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
MACHINE FEATURES
VNCLE WIGGITY "a, a
$BEDTINlE' STORY


workers. GIVE Uncle wiggily as much
honey as he wants. and a lump OF our
wax. too
us the wax good TO cate" asked the
bunny rabbit.
NO" replied the Queen Bee, we use
the wax 10 make little dishes to hold
our honey or flower Juice, The wax
Is strong and holds well. Nurse Jane
can use the lump I'm giving you TO
make her flRtirons nice and smooth
when she does up your shirts
THAT will be fine, said Uncle Wig
Of honey which the Queen Bee gave
him and also lump OF beeswax
wrapped In leaves, and, after making
q low and polite bow with his tall silk
hat and thanking the bees, the bunny
rabbit started TO hop back to his hollow
stump bungalow.
Uncle Wiggiy had reached the log
where he had helped Granddaddy Long
legs and he was going to stop and ask
II his new friend didn't want o little
honey when all of sudden something
happened,
Up from behind the log popped bad
old fox, and before Uncle Wiggily could
get away the bunny gentleman was
grabbed by both ears.
'Ah, ha" barked the fox, AT last
I have you again! Now for some good
souse"
ooh, please let me go!" begged tho
bunny. I'm give you this birch bark
pail OF honey VI you let me co.
'IIo Ho, 1Iot No! MOI Not for two
pals OF honey" barked the fox He
stood with his back TO the log. hold
ing Uncle Wiggily by the ears, and
the bunny held the pail of honey In one
paw and the lump Of beeswaX in the
other
Uncle wiggily was wondering how he
hn 70 NH all
at once he saw Grandaddy Longlegs
softly crawl out on the log. Mr.. Grand
daddy silently pointed to the fox then
10 tho lump Of beeswax and then to
the log Then he whispered so the fox
wouldn't hear.
Uncle Wiggily That will hold him
slyly the bunny put the lump Of
beeswax on the log, just behind the
fox, Then the bunny said,
"Sit down a minute, Mr.. Fox. Let me
give you bit of honey before you eat
my so9use. y :, -, ~,
he sat, right on the lump Of beeswax,
and, then he knew something was
WRONG ooh. WOW! Oh. WOW! oh, wow"
he cried three times. just like that
eli tried to get up, but he couldn't.
The sticky beeswax held him tight.
Uncle Wiggily sprang away. waved
a bood-bye to Granddaddy Longlegs and
ran home to his bungalow with the
honey, The fox didn't have q bit, nor
any souse, either, and when Nurse Jane
heard about It she sang:
"Sheepskin and beeswax make the
best Of plaster; the more you try TO
pull II Off the more 1t sticks the faster
And the fox may be stuck there yet
for all | know. The honey was very
good on the bunny's cakes. And IL
the automobile doesn't take the roller
skate on n picnic with the jumping
rope and forget to dance with the lawn
mower, I'll tell you next about Uncle
wlggily and Nurse James hat
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
HOROSCOPE
copyright, 1919, bv the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, 1919.

Venus, the Sun and Uranus are all in
benefic aspect Wday, according to as
trology. Jupiter alone is slightly ad-
verse.
the affairs of men, especially for what
ever depends for success upon the
favor or approval of the government.
Women have the best possible direc-
ton and should benefit greatly in pro-
fessional and commercial vocations
There Is a sign, however, which indi-
Gates increased demand for efficiency
and expert training,
This is held to- be a lucky wedding
day, since the stars foreshadow pros
pellty and rapid progress in all material
ambitions.
that provide for community life are
subject to direction that promises
profit and popularity,
Although this sway is not lucky for
independent business initiative, it is a
fortunate one for those who seek posi-
tions. Women should make the best
OF this days opportunities
Astrologers declare that the progress
sion Of the former kaiser's Sun to the
place OF the presidents Jupiter gives
encouragement to secret enemies OF the
United States, many of whom are now
busy especially in the cities of the
East.
The health OF the pope will be Sc
riously menaced during the remainder
of the autumn, the seers declare.
Cooperative enterprises will multiply
during the coming months, 1t is prophe
sled.
Persons whose birthdate II is should
he unusually careful in money matters
during the coming year, Danger OF ac-
cidents. also. should cause a careful
safeguarding of lift and limb.
Children born on this day are likely
TO be exceedingly impulsiye. These sub
ject o. Libra are usually lovers OF peace
and r,uiat
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

this obligation and thereby increase the
funds of the board of education, Mr.
Evans stated that the matter could best
be handled by the city commission at
the time tax rates were fixed.
The fact that the present city COM
mission has already fixed it's tax rate
for the year would not prevent their
assuming this burden, as they could
by the practice of economy in various
city departments reduce departmental
expenses sufficiently to take care of
this item.
This solution of the present problem
which is facing the board of education
appears to be the only available one
and with the Memphis Teachers as
ISOLATION demanding a minimum of 800
per month for grammar grade teachers
and $3.50 for high school teachers, which
demand was refused by the board of
educational because of lack of funds,
efforts of the board as wen as teachers
and citizens generally appears to be
centered on securing pledges from cam
didates for mayor and city commission
ers that they will assume the payment
of this money by the city in the event
of their election,
The probabilities of strike by the
teachers seems unlikely at this time
and it is unlikely that strike vote
viii even be called when the teachers
association holds its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

but had never kissed him or Rugged
him and never smoked or drank with
him She said she never smoked or
drank She said she did not know that
Thomas was a fugitive from justice
She admitted she knew Tuck Manley,
She denied that Thomas called her his
little old sweet sugar" but said Allen
Mcnamara referred to her as his 'Aittle
sweet sister law" she said she knew
that Mike Thomas had been arrested
hut did not know what for,
1sle witness denied she ever told Gus
Mcnamara she was going to commit
suicide and also said Il was untrue that
on one occasion she took bchloride of
mercury with suicidal intent.
On redirect examination the girl said
that she made a full statement to w
T. Mclain, assistant states attorney,
on Aug, 80, the morning following the
assault,
Sheriff rerrys recital of the part he
played on the night of the alleged as.
sault bore out the girls statement that
she and Mcnamara were the only ones
OF the party son the bridge when he
arrived. Il saw only two people. They
were on the west side of the bridge,
about two thirds OF the way from the
south end of the structure" the sheriff
stated on cross examination.
The sheriff told OF receiving tele-
Iiltlt Nah lEbhN AlTS. iNNukeTS, ana OF
hastening to the scene. lie picked MIR
Rodgers up at Hollywood avenue. he
said When they got to the bridge he
said the girl ran over and threw her
arms about his neck and begged him
to save her
The sheriff was driving Ford When
he stopped, the lights dimmed He
flashed pocket electric lamp on Allen
Mcnamara and said n want YOU, Al
len, He claimed Mcnamara replied
with vile epithet; you can XIII me.
but you can't take me-
lie said he told Mcnamara TO come
along, that he was under arrest They
fought
They slipped and fell Frey went to
Mcnamara > assistance He grabbed
Ferry from behind Then Mcnamara
gave up and said he would 60 with him,
Ferry said They got In the machine
and Rodgers killed the engine as they
backed into ditch
Rodgers volunteered TO get q rope
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
TwiceTold Tales
OCT. 7, 1909.
Ten Years Ago Today In Memphis.

The Memphis Union Station company
was organized with j. l.. Lancaster
president and F, n. Fisher vice-chair-
man. The company is capitalized at
$100,000 1t proposes to erect pas
senger depot to cost approximately
$500, 900
Memphis will be a. blaze of glory when
President Taft and party arrive in
Memphis on Oct. 27. The Business
Mems club is planning grand recep-
ton for the nations chief executive.
Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Hill have re-
turned from Waukesha.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Bates have been
welcomed home after an Eastern bridal
trip.
Mrs, Laura Leath has returned from
Waukesha, where she spent the sum-
mer
Miss Mary Hill Overton. of Waukesha,
has arrived to spend the winter with
her. grandmother, Mrs. Napoleon Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. G.. Jones and daugh
tiers are expected home soon. They
have spent the summer n the East,
Mrs, Carroll p. Cooper and daughters.
Misses Chlorine ami Theresa, have re-
turned to the city after summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs, A, b. Pittman and family have
returned from their summer home at
Cedar Gap, Mo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

They got out of the machine. McNa-
mara then seized the sheriff's pistol and
threatened to kin him, the sheriff said,
They struggled. Perry recovered the
pistol and took the fight out of Nc
Namara by clubbing him with 1t.
Mr.. Davis on cross examination
stressed this point, u want to show
the brutality OF this officer" he stated,
But the sheriff calmly replied that he
was determined to take Mcnamara,
dead or alive alive il he could. And
did it," he added,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
BOY MISSING, FATHER
FEARS FOUL PLAY MET

Fearing his son Clifford Woodruff, Il
years old, may have met with foul play
in Memphis. William Woodruff, a
farmer living near Medina, Tenn.
Tuesday morning asked the police to
helm find the missing boy. Woodruff
says his son left home about a week
agn te come hero for work. SINCE then
he had no word from him despite prom
ises OF lie boy that he would write inn
mediately. Woodruff says he heard in
directly that his son had found employ
ment in Main street restaurant. The
father walked the streets last night and
this morning In vain search
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
Copyright, 1919. by Mcclure Newspaper
Syndicate.

SNH9AAEAAt A0AFs hN NANAluit 4NtNehAFtt
Syndicate
(By Howard X, Garls)
Hurry down 10 breakfast. Uncle
Wiggily! Hurry down. called Nurse
Jane Fuzzy WuZZy one morning in the
rabbit gentleman's hollow stump gunga %
low.
whats the natter" asked Mr..
isongears. as he jumped out OF bed. is
some bad fox, or the old Pipsisewah,
coming after my breakfast IL ! don't
hurry down.
mot exactly" answered Nurse Jane.
but l am baking pancakes, and they II
get cold II you don't hurry,
Uncle Wigglly hurried, Sliding, down
the banister, and landing ip the break
fast room with a jump
"oh, how good those cakes smell y
he said, twinkling his pink nose until
ii looked like bowl fun of grape
jelly. -.
had SEINE honey for you to spread on
them, instead OF molasses,' spoke
Nurse Jane III you'l find bees nest
and get some honey today, your cakes
win be much better tomorrow morn
sIn do it," said Uncle wiggly. And
when he had finished his breakfast, he
nut on his tall, silk hat, took his red,
white and blue stripe rheumatism
away he hoped.
ain bring back some honey for the
cakes" he called to Nurse Jane, as he
went over the fields and through the
woods,
Uncle wiggily had not gone very far
before, all of sudden just as he was
hopping over a log, he heard a voice
%. dear me and some sassafras lol-
lypons! Here ] am, stuck fast and no.
body will help me get loose.
"Why, yes, I'll help you" kindly
said the bunny rabbit gentleman. He
knew II couldn't be the Skeezicks or
the Pipslsewah. for the voice was so
tiny and small and sad like. who are
your" asked the bunny
"Tm Granddaddy Longlegs,' was the
answer, "and one Of my feet Is caught
in the crack Of the barb Of this log II
j could only get loose -
iI'u help you" offered Uncle Wig
gily, and with the small end Of his
I barber-pole crutch he got Granddaddy
Longlegs loose from the crack IN the
"oh. thank. you very much! eX,
claimed Granddaddy. "Nwo | wish |
could do you favor.
perhaps you can" spoke Mr. Long
ears. "1'm looking for bee tree to get
honey for the cakes Nurse Jane Is going
to bake for me.
"That is easy" laughed the Grand
daddy. You'll find bee tree right
over near that bunch Of goldenrod flow
ers--they are the last flowers the bees
get honey from"
Uncle Wiggily thanked Granddaddy
Longlegs, and going up to the tree,
which was a big, hollow one, he
knocked with thend Of his crutch,
what do you want2' asked the
Queen Bee,
"a little honey, II you please, TO eat
on my pancakes answered Uncle
Wiggily.
You shall have IT, spoke the Queen
Bee. "Herel" she called to some OF her
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

tearing her clothes. lie told her she
said, that he'd buy her more clothes,
and she replied that she didn't want
them.
z He said $780, ---.-- her, that he'd ac-
complish his purpose, Mrs Rodgers
said Mcnamara stated
Somebody Was Choked.
At this point the witness told how
Mcnamara and the girl, struggling
went into the bushes and from her
view Il heard horrible scream, and
struggle, and then 1t seemed that
somebody was choked she said, Mr.
Rodgers. the witness said, came back
10 her shortly after the scream
"The girl hollered to me, Please
send your husband Mrs Rodgers tes-
titled. u replied, IN send the
sheriff's"
q demanded of Mr.. Rodgers that he
come to me quick. lie did | ran up
10 the car. turned the switch key, set
tho gas and spark and he cranked the
car. We went to Hollywood and called
Sheriff Perry and We waited there for
him, "
It was when sam o, Bates, state q
attorney, told Mrs, Rodgers that she
must repeat McNamaras language at
the time that she told the girl she
would call the sheriff, that Mrs Roda-
ers hesitated over repeating the foul
words. She appealed TO Judge Rich
ards. and was informed that 1t WAS
necessary that she repeat them So
she said. Well I'll repeat that nasty
word just one time" What Mcnamara
replied as she made the threat of call
ing the sheriff was she repeated a
string of vile eplthets applied both to
hnr ~ b. Sl,artff
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
DROPS FLOWERS FROM
SKY FOR SICK WOMAN

most Skimming the caves of the Iucy
Rrinkler hospital. W. c. Burk, aviator,
showered that institution with flowers
Tuesday morning to cheer the heart of
Mrs Eugenia Callne, his kinswoman,
who lies IN there crowds of pedestrians
and autosts almost blocked the streets
his mission ended the daring flyer
winged his way back 60 the hangar of
the North Memphis Aerial COMPANY at
the North Memphis Driving park,
Mr., Rurk formerly was filing ipstruc-
tor at Park field n
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
DERRICK BOAT SINKS
IN RIVER AT HICKMAN

HICKMAN, KY, Oct. Z. (Spl.)-Der@,
rick boat No 4. property OF tbe Menget
Box company, sank here this morniIg
after a hard fight to keen the boat up,
There was quite severe windstorm
after midnight last night, the wind beat
ing The boat on the shore and causing II
to spring q leak. This boat was valued
at ABOUT So,ooO and was used at the
plant here in log department,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07

skirts, "Show me how he raised her
skirts" he told Mrs, Rodgers.
you'll have to get some skirts on,
Mr., Davis, before / can do that" the
witness replied.
Keep stu, girl said the states at
torney TO Mi Davis who was asking
questions rapidly,
Then II was thai Mrs. Rodgers swung
two fists in punch that carried her
weight behind II,
Touche, Az the feneers say Both
landed In Mr.. Davis middle, and he
was sent reeling back onto a reporters
chair, and partly on the reporter, He
recovered. with laugh, while the
courtroom roared "Ah, ] see" Mr.,
Davis said with a laugh, as he turned
and went back 10 his seat,
The witness Chuckled, too, 1t prob
ably was sweet revenge to collect for
the barrage of rapid fire questions with
which she had been deluged,
Just before Mrs, Rodgers left the wilt
ness stand at lao o'clock, word was
passed to the Judge that the grand jury
wished to report, So strong and so fire.
uuent have been Mr.. Davis objections
in the case on trial, that the judge was
moved to ask. Have you any objection
TO the grand jury reporting, Mr. DaviS?'
The lmperturable Mr.. Davis had none
so the probers filed In and reported
their findings for the day,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
DON'T BLAME JAKE.

Jacob Keller, of Memphis, giytng. his
occupation as tool room employe, Mon
day afternoon declared hts intention OF
becoming a citizen OF the United States
many, and reached the United states
June Is, 1855
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
KEEP OLD PAPERS

An who are going to donate old news
papers aud magazines for the scholar
SNIP fund are requested to hold them
until called for by members of the
Parent Teacher associations. as man
them
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
Doctor Strong Witness

Mt. DAVIS asked MIS- NoUkerS II she
did not testify In the Frey habeas cor
pus cuse last Thursday that she was in
an automobile at the southeast corner
OF the bridge and the road and did not
get out OF the car.
NO, sir, | said | was down at the
river" was her response.
MIR. Davis then sought TO get the wit
ness to say that she did not hear any
thing at all at the bridge, but she in
sisted that she did not hear any row
between Frey and the girl he was with
Asked Il She saw the specific crime
committed with which NYpNatnarn Ia
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
Sheriff to Rescue,

please help me. mister" she says
she told the sheriff not knowing he
was an officer.
Don't worry; am the sheriff" she
declares the sheriff responded
The witness said she did not tell the
sheriff what Mcnamara had done or
about any OF the Indecent demands he
had made of her or the revolving Ian
guage he had used, She also denied she
told her foster parent what had hap
pened and said she did not tell Mrs
Mcnamara anything, '
She admitted Mrs, Mcnamara called
on her and reminded her that she Ind
warned her 10 stay away from Gus
(AUen's hrotherl The next SATURDAY
evening, following the day Of the as
sault, she said, McNamara's wife called
ON her and told her that she Mrs.
McNamar@ was gong to get a di-
Norce aud said; \ will help YOU do
anything to help put Allen behind the
bars Witness admitted she told Mrs,
Mcnamara that Allen hadn't done any
thing TO her but explained that she
said this merely TO get rid oil her Up
10 that time she said she had not
told anyone what had happened
Mr. Davis asked her il 1t was not q
fact that Mcnamara was beastiy drunk
at the time she alleges he assaulted
her
NO, sir, he Was not - she replied
The witness admitted she gave Me.
Namaras brother several OF her pho
tographs as she had been going With
him for three years She said she never
went with Allen Mcnamara
The witness denied that she was
known as "The Queen OF Sheba" by
her mates and that bootleggers knew
her by that nickname,
u never heard of that name, she
declared
The girl admitted that she was ac-
quainted with Mike Thomas, styled by
MIR Davis as a bootlegger and had
ridden AROUND the Parkway with him,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
Many Cars Passed Scene.

On cross examination Mrs Rodgers
said that several CARS passed over the
bridge while the events she related were
being enacted She said the girl wore
a bite dress and she thought the girl
was bareheaded, but was not sure. The
man, she said, wore no coat, dark
trousers. light creamy looking shirt
and also was hareheaded She described
their positions on the bridge and later
drew diagram after Judge Richards
had peneiled the directions. She told
Mr. Davis she heard the girl tell the
man that he should be ashamed of hiG-
self, and that when the girl made the
remark about remembering the mothers,
Mcnamara replied. "-----.-~- the moth
ers to III, don't mention their names
to me.
The girl once said, Mrs, Rodgers tes-
titled: ALLEN, II you don't behave
yourself III cali that womans husband,
She referred to MIR Rodgers, the Wit
ness said.
1t was then that Mrs Rodgers on
cross examination described how MeNa-
mara had hold of the girl "He had
hold of her around the waist and the
shoulders" Mrs, Rodgers said
What part OF her waist did he have
hold Off" Mr. Davis asked the wit
ness,
Mr.. Bates interposed II never heard
OF but one part to n waist" he said
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
Fever Heat Reached.

when he grabbed the girl. he said
damn her he'd throw her in the river
Mrs. Rodgers declared Mcnamara said
Mr.. Davis charged the witness with
having formed her testimony by what
she had read in the newspapers OF the
girls testimony on Monday She de-
aied this. Things were getting warm
when Mr.. Bates again interposed
Lets cool off a little" Bates said
Mr., Davis voice Is getting so high
that It's getting on eyerybody's nerves"
Then Mrs. Rodgers drew the diagram
Of the relative positions OF the girl and
Mcnamara as regards which end Of the
bridge they were near.
II was at this point that he elected
10 represent the girl, 30 that Mrs. Rod
gers might illustrate how Mcnamara
did. As he strobe around the attorneys
table and walked across before the
bench to the witness chair. Mrs. Rodgers
arose and stepped onto the floor. She
clinched her right first and swung it
aioft.
do you want me TO handle you as
-ough as he did that girl?' the wit
hess asked, to the delight of the crowd.
The judge hastily warned Mrs. RodEes
that 1t was not necessary to hit Mr..
Davis, that they wished to see how Nc
Namara did with his hands.
Acted Part Too Well.
Mr.. Davis interposcd about the girls
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-07
WITNESSES BACK
CHARGES AGAINST
A. ]. M'NAMARA

Continued From First page.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-03
0 LA
SANDAL EN- YER.
Dos pesos y medic CO.
bran por certificate
de VaCuna

vERACRUZ, Noviembre Iva
rios pa~sajeros que estan para en-
barcarse en- este puerto Sc han dlri-
gido al Consejo Superior de salubrI-
dad de la ciudad de Mexico, queJan-
dose de que en- las cficinas de SAM
dad Sc les quiere cobrar la suma de
dos pesos cincuenta c%entavos por eX-
tcnderles ell certificate de vacuna-
cion.
Hace mucho tempo que sc Vlene
notando este descontento entire los
v~iajeros; pcro como Ia mayorla Sc
embarcan rapidamentc. nadie Sc ma
bia quejado de este abuse por parte
Ie los agentes ~sanitarios, que real
mente estan hacienda un comrecio
indebido Y groscro o ell puesto pu-
blico que desempenan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-03
TIENEN ARMAS LOS
GRALES. RETiRADOS

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, 0ctuhre
3O.-Cor motive de hahcrse hailadl
algunas arnas en- Ia ASA del professor
Gaona Salazar, Presidente del Farti'
do Anti-reeleccionista. Sc han cstadc
hacienda averiguaciones sobre Ia pro-
ccdencia de algunos pertrechos dc
uerra que han desaparecido.
Tales averiguaciones han dado los
mas sat~isfactorios resultados, segur
dice Pablo de Ia Cara, Jefe de Ia
Guarnicion de la Plaza, pues Sc han
hallado algunos depositos de ametra-
!ladoras, fusiies ReXer, carablnas y
parque, TODD ~pertenecientc d la Ma
cion.
Estas armas,-dice de Ia Garza,-
han sido Embellishments rctenidaS pOr
algunos generates a quiencs Sc ha qul-
tado ell mando de fuerzas, y las ha-
bian depositado Ell las ASA de aigu-
nos amigos de c%onfianZa.
FL general Pedro NJ. Morales, ac-
tuaimente en- disponibilidad. Sc habia
quedado con una buena cantidad de
.pertrechos, depositandolos en- n ca
sa que dice ser de su confianza.
Con este motive la policia militar
esta tr~abajando activamente para dar
con el paradero de muchas armas
que han desaparecido Y que Sc tiene
la seguridad de que ~pertenecen 0
pertenecieron a los militares %retira-
dos, V no a los particulares. a quie-
nes SC ha vcnido condenando como
agentes dc los rebeldes Y cncargados
de proporcionarles armamcnto Y mu-
niciones.
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Ua ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSA' sicmpre
e. dc exito SECURE. Lame I'd. 81 teeioEo
Travis 24II y a2tEciese desde iueGo.