The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 3

| TUESDAY, AUGUST'3, 1920. ~ BISM RIBUN DWARF IS GIANT a CLEAN “Add fF oNte ti COMFORTABLE ct} : 4 ie raction > iy LOUIS M. DESSAUER Buck Jon es Last Time Tonight Ve of ° nob 99 orbidden Trails” Cc HARLES RAY ‘ A Thrilling Story ig Rae te ee of the West “Alarm Clock Andy’’ . Thé smashing tale of a stuttering salesman who f starts. to work like thirty cents and arrives in love like TOMORROW, a million dollars, “ With the wonderful Ray fun, struggle, charm, sym- mest pathy—tugging atryour heart. Better come early! ary “AC or '- 'Fomorrow ] iG WILLIAM FARNUM “THE HOODLUM” “THE ORPHAN” fo anv if ] R AIL R ATES ON - Cleveland, 0, Aug. 3—Ohio, “the| FARMER HAS,TER- mother of pyesidents,” now has_ five | BROSS.AND19 [CORRE TEEES» | WORLD'S BIGGEST ‘Y OTHERSGIVEN | -ATTLE CRUISER | PRISON TERMS) si Bi Rises Millionaire Socialist Gets Five i Ever Floated. Years in Penitentiary and preeee Ay $2,000 Fine “TONIGHT { i LEXINGTON FIRST OF BIG SI Will Carry Eight 16-Inch Guns and ‘ Have Speed of 35 Knots—Dis- placement, 42,200, Tons; Horsepower, 180,000. ‘ DULUTH EDITOR Is JAILED, Chicago, Avg. 3.—William Bross Lloyd, millionaire Socialist, and 19 other members of the Communist- Labor party last night were fpund guilty. by a, jury of conspiracy to, 2 overthrow ‘the government ‘of the \. Unlited States. ‘The detendants were given various sentences, most of them getting tron one to five years in-the penitentiary: a few were giver fines in addition, and several were sentenced to one yeap in jail. Lloyd got the heaviest sentence, one to five years in the penitentiar; and a fine of $2,000 in addition. Other sentences were: L. E. Katterfield, Dayton, Kansas, \ farmer, one to- five years in the penitentiary, Ludwig Lore, alleged co-author of the Communist-Labér party ~“plat- form and author of alleged radical publications one to five years in the penitentiary. Z ve Duluth Editor Held > Quiney, Mass—the keel of the world’s biggest. warship will be laid down here within six months. ‘The battle cruiser Lexington, combining in a degree unequaled by any gualities of powerfuP-armament and high speed, has taken form. Wy drawings and awalts the arriyal. of materials to beady vanced from, the hands. of the arehi- teet to these of the builder. By fall It is, estimated, the prospective queen of the United States navy will become a ship’ under construction instead of an ambitious plan, The -Lexipgton .is the name-ship, of 4 class of battle cruisers which will give Uncle Sam, within four- years, 9 feet of six big-gun fighting ships un- matched by anything then afloat. Fe: sister ships, the ConsteUatton, Sara- toga, Constitution, Ranger and United ¢ States, are algo under. contract. Ther | bring names out of the old navy with zi : which to develop for she first ygw | jC pcager, Aug. 3 Giant, intellects capital vessels of the post-war flee" size heads. The bigge i traditional background for fresh ex- {| Loyol University is. owned by ploits. anallest, lightest pupil. The giant 4 Length Will be 874 Feet. intellect is Krank Gombolski. He is With the others of ‘ts class, the | 47 inches tall and weighs 47 pounds. Lexington will be a whale of a ship, | Although only 17 years old he leads It. will displace 43,200 tons and will | ‘he ‘freshman class of St. Ignatius jaye the power of 180,000 horses, as College: at Loyola, dnd he shoulders mensuréd in» mechanical terms. — Its fe barte rR ATR te ae ve Boston—Leprosy, believed ineur- able for hundreds of years, is stated co have yielded finally to treatment Jevised| by Dr. F. H. Parker, in charge pu ithe leper polony on Penikesg Isl- \ nds, Mass. In three years Dr, - L. K. England, Moline, Th, tném- a is declared. by. Dr. Carey 0! gin ber of, the -Commahi st-Labor party| State Board of ‘Health, to have cur- state’ Executive committee, one te} 2d two; young men at the leper col- Rs five years’ in the penitentiary. iS ony. He treated them with chemulga Jack Carney, Duluth Minn., editor] o#, imported from India, and two of “truth” and member of the Par-| -ompounds of sodium. The patients ty’s national executive committee, | yj: ischayged if a board ‘of ex- one to five years: in, the penjtentiary, em a clean bill of and $1,000 fine. .. Parker and his. wife live Samuel, Ash, Chicago lawyer, one]. >, yctically isolated on the island. Schedule Asked dent, editor and publisher of the Day-|>y taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, year in. jail. i SS TR EIN Max: Redacht, San Francis¢o, Cal. TELLS OF WORK ; Toh 5 length of 874 fect Is within 46 feet of | 87 si : ¥ 0 e B 1- phys iy Heats H DONE FOR VET the length, of the Leviathan, monster normal: physically. Leet ton News and Springfield News, andj I took a bottle on his advice with » | passenger finer” ‘The 1014 fect of } Washington, D. C., Aug. 3.—The new Warren G, Harding, Marion, Repub-j good results and have algo taken, the 2 Ve / lican nominee for president, editor R a Get Year in Jail The sentences are for the state reporter, one to five years: in th penitentiary, and: $2,000 fine; / ti width of. the Lexington will make that, passenger fares will probably become | full cour My pains are all gone : : f : or ive August 2 2 and publisher of the Marion Star, the aeebseri Sea ed pected gone ‘ BY THE K OF ¢ floating gun phitfarm broader tian gny ive August 20 and the advanced ay miaivions CE Ne eee er ant T feel dm pernaddntly amen i a a The following received sentences Sup 1 Knie 4 7 3 of one year each in jail: ET AUreMe ight Flaherty Out penitentiary and Cook county jail. ¢Yhe defendants were charged wit! Dr. Oscar Jesse. Brown,. Dekalb, Til, one year in jail. t ts es / _ Niel S. J. Christensen, Chicago; lines Work of Organization ‘Edwin Firth, Indianapolis printer; si at Meeting conspiracy to advoeate the over- throwing of the government by FRANK -GOMOLSKI | Three are editors and publishers and} “I don’t think anybody, ever sufter- the fourth is the head of a book pub-| more pain than I have. , Twice. Passenger Boost Aug. 20—! lishing house, and the fifth is a Meth-; was operated’ for gall stones anda ei 4 8: ‘ ogist preacher h K - : | cher, thir ati vas, advised, i Freight ‘Raise on; 30th is |. In addition to James M. Cox, Day-| vee ona masedilvisen. A vtnlont ton, Democratic nomineé. for presi- in Iowa wrote me how he was cured * eight rates August, 30 according to 8 A program. outlined last night by Al Rev. Aaron S, Watkins of German- | It removes the catarrhal mucus from passenger ship. 4 5 The. Lexington, which is to be SH LAYER N fred P. Thom, general counsel of. As-! town, Ohio, formerly lawyer and col-| the intestinal tract, and allays the in- equipped with. electric rive, will at- (ede sociation of Railroad. Executives. |lege head and now Prohibition candi-| flammation which causes practically tain a speed of'35 knots. This cruis- : Simultaneously the increase in;date for the ‘presidency; Max S.| all stomach liver and intestinal au!- cr ed, highgr than that of many Pullman fares. and the new rates on | Hayes, Cleveland. Farmer-Labor par-| ments, including appendicitis. One isthe object of much of f excess baggage will We put in force.;ty’s nominge, for vice-president, edi-| dose Will. convince or money refund- / “the designing that entered into the | yi “1 The railroad rate experts are pre-!tor and publisher of the Cleveland| ed at. druggists everywhere. creation of the Lexington “el Armor will be sa¢rificed to make pos- paring blanket rate schedules increas-| Gitizen, 2 weekly labor. Paper, “and ing the transportation costs on a per-| Richgrd C. Barnum, Cleveland, Single sible the 35-knof speed—the main belt of Prisoner to Investigate being only 5 inches thick at its maxi- ‘ the Case centage basis. These | will be filed|'Tax party’s nominee for vice-presi- ; He is head of a book publish- ae taum as compared with the. 12-inch with the commission five days before | dent. sreel belt on most battleships, but the new rates go into effect. ing company and is regarded here as Ke Unique Methods the tallest candidate who has dver Is This Until detailed increased rates can| aspired to that office. He stands six | ormament will be of tremendous !pow- er, The Lexinggon thus will have not be prepared the local egents will com-| feet eight inches in his stocking feet. pute the new rates, !basing their | He was born i 1X 9. YS ago. A b d ; le was born in Texas 39-years ag ¥ orna Oo only the strategic advantage of high =x Niels Kjar; Chicago, and: Edgar. Owens, Moline, Ill., each one to five years in the penitentiary. Arthur Proctor, Chicago, one to five years in the penitentiary” and Lu Samuel F. Hankin, Chicago; Charles Krumbein,, Chicago; Joseph / Meisin- ger, Chicago; Dr. Carl F. Sandberg, Chicago;| Perry R. Shipman, Rock Istand, Ill; Norris A. Stolar, Chi- $2,000 fine. cago, and John ‘Vogel, Chicag6. Subscription Raised by F iends New York, Aug. 3—Far reaching activities of the Knights of Columbus in | recsnstruction, education and patriotic work were detailed to dele- gates at the 38th convention here to- day: by Supreme Knight’ James: A. Flaherty. x: \ “We have placed more than 350,000 Lawyers have been retained by rel- ives and friends of Henry Layer, now serving a life sentence in prison for the Turtle Lake murders, to seek a alculations on the old rate plus the q ! rT Ae increase. ‘This method would be un- Two gi wanted for table Y os usual, but railroads point out that the work. Apply Chocolate Shop. ear? ! 3 i} force; conspiracy to publish or dis- tan ay speed, but will be able to, fire a heav- | new trial for hi | ree; 3 , in eh in employment without cost BW. UrnaE Or Nias trifle printed matter advocating} Hen im employment without cost tO] ter charge over a greater distance than | ‘The ‘firm of Kelly and Morris, of| commission suggested the earliest ry overthrowing the government by. living wage. By this work I believe] £y other battleship for which the Carrington, will handle Layer’s case. | possible enforcement of the higher} iS z foree; conspiracy to belong ‘to an Attorney James Morris was to begin | rates. No “locality 1s eX- * A i we have saved our. country some of| pluns are known. con- a A : organization advocating is at which| {he distressing scenes that have.been| ight 16-Inch Guns. everthcowing the government -.py witnessed in the big cities of the na-) “The Lexington ip action will speak ‘\"{ tions who participated in the war.” | with a voige of 16-inch guns, of which an investigation of the circumstances of the cage by a personal visit to Tur- tle Lake, and to investigate the story of Layer’s relatives who declare he is pee raiete is EMPLOYES FROM man ave Veo the te SAME COLLEGE empt, from torna- would) have cost the government force was advocated. Recut in the ien against Maclay “Hoyne, state's attorney, iy ees ene dinerwed 20.000] Sue will fiave elght.* The navies of | innocent. : $650,000,000. for the six months since tua A ' a statement issued; called thy —ver* Core Te a je addrersel 2,000,000) Creat Britain, France and Italy. con- It is said that a large amount of} the passage of the present railroad “cond us another winner,’”? said | does. Do not. save dict and “signal victory for the’ entire x ‘ tain no gun greater than 15 inches.and | money was subscribed by Layer’s rel-| law. By pitting the new rates into h P ru tT ‘ 5 i United States.” + ¢ # os ol chat of Japan includes-16-inch guns | atives and. fri to push his case. effect before Sept. 1 the drain upon; the he countantal non Tt | the little money tor- Held Under New Law; HEALTH ADVICE cly on battleships of 24knot speed | ,, 4ocal authorities and authorities in| the treasury will end before the ex-| Heat & Power Co, calling on Das Yi “One important issue ‘decided is ig | Sens ae Bie anaes eodetrieulan. McLean county do not believe the et-| piration of the guarantee period. kota Business College, Fargo, N. nado insuranee costs , that the red card of the I. W. W. in | Unlike the drendnaught class's nolanee fort Will result in any gain for Layer, Claims_No Increased Cost 4. D., forabookkeeper. KA. Drage i s , international and not American an BY UNCLE SAM, M. D. | s 2 ss's reliance | 4 detective employed by the Governor; Railroad rate increases should have Rene satires et linent é i thatthe only card recognized as on big guns exclusivély, the Lexington | has been working on the case for sev-| nd appreciable effect on prices of the jan Ww as sent—the Sth effigicnt . just because you American is the card df the Ameri- LEANNESS will carry 16 six-inch guns'as a second-| eral weeks, but has made on an-| majority of things the ordinary con-| B.,C. graduate for this firm, By i tury armament, sumer purchases, is the statement Taking a page from the nayal les- made by W. J. Lauck, economist for sons @f the war, the designers, of the We OMAN PAROLED. ie Tallroad, aver Orpen pions nave. Lexington have equipped. the ship with WHO Kit T ED HER 019) WI four anti-aircraft guns, eight torpedo E.L. Larson, recentlyplacedwith have thus far escap- Consumers United Stores Co., tythe 4th D. B.C. pupil there. Postions | ed. It isn’t worth ari 7 sO 0: ure an a will be open for about 1000 D. B. yore, Oe ne eae eet ratee” in| On students next year, the risk. can workingman in the\ American nouncement of any progress. Federation of Labor,” says the While some. persons suffer from er- + ~ statement. on inaletea cessive fat production, others — are The defendants were indicted un- hate # . der ‘the ‘new ‘Illidois’ law” against | ‘Toubled’, because. they .are under, criminal sydicalism. They were weight in proportion to their height. { Pe among 306 suspected radicals taken: The condition nay depend upon one| tubes, fourlof which are submerged CONVICT MATE managed and made free wf “water” in : : bee é j { inva raid in Chics by states or séveral factors. m and four on deck gadsith means of | / capitalization. : Join the 1000 Club and “Follow TheH f ‘ torney Maclay. yme last January, Po é -oditary pra | defense against aerial bombs and| Langdon, N. D., Aug. 3- Coal, Mr. Lauck, said, was one com-} the Succeg$ful.? Summer term e ik - made Oa eee ne aeneyh Aeneas aon e tae perial torpedves. Defense agginst suh- Godon, who killed her sband mo IN the price of ich, would. be ae Su ree Sep " Write e Hartfor ‘d Tor wide raids, insti : : ‘ 2 4 2 a shooting, July 4, was paroled yi directly increaset e rate advance, paiiclmery pee i . j General Palmer’. If may: wemduediiy part: to marine ‘torpedoes will be obtained | 1 Tr, eae 4 "G. Burr after} the amount being 75c to $1.5 a ton. F. L. Watkins; Pres., 806 Front nado. policy covers 4 Thirty-nine members’ of the Com- mental or phys ver through fore and aft torpedo defense he Wea He on T LERCRROE aie vyeura St. Farvo N, D. . 1 munist-Labor “party were’ indicted, nay be caused by sons bulkheadsy by which the stability of | wponsher, She pleaded guilty of man- WEATHER REPORT | | Ql] wind damage i but several fled, some baing re-) ® son ot the nutrition gro { the vessel will be preserved no mat: | slaughter in the first degree, telling irs ending at, noon, - { ported in. Mexico, while John, Reed, | Or rSOnyo! ae but Han DYO-| tor where she Is pierced. Under any | the court she had killed her husband day, August 3. Noe ee Let: ‘ i magazine writer and author, 1s in hb fe condition 1S) conditions but an explosion, It Is} when she thought he was going to] Temperature at 7 a. m. ve 62 et us quote you ¥ custody in eine ae Hie eer Bead gallcaatts siatmed, the Lexington class of war-| Shoot her after a quarrel Highest yesterday 865 | smuggling from /Bolshev! nas 4 FE Meruae ps ’ i . The husband had threatened to} Lowest yesterday . i iF, Li ; The trial, began on May 10. and| lack of rest and\sleep. ship ous Prove Ppa ton’s | harm her because she had not worked | Lowest last night i CARS: WASHED prices. \ Foes nearly nine’ weeks were cousumed in} It is true that persons of slender j\ An indication of the Lexington’s | io secure his pardon instead of parole | Precipitation ... e 1 selecting a jury. ~ ey bujld are often stronger, more endyr-j sreatness is afforded by comparison | trom the state penitentiary, where he| Highest wind velotity. 1 Tr wet Gh sd ‘ : ‘A motion for a new trial was|ingand more resistant to disease] with the British warship Hood, which. | was serving a sentence. fora statu- Forecast | , Transmission Grease, ft _ made by the defense and hearing on] than those who are inclined, to stoul-| when it is floated, will be the biggest ' tory offense against his 16-year-old} Wor. North Dakota: Generally fair Used Cars For atte * | ,the motion~ will be held Septem-| ness, yet, though slenderness ¥ | ship in the British navy and afloat. | stepdaughter, fe'was pardoned lasi | tonight and Wednesday; somewhat | ; Der.25. we _, gmean physical strength and | Lexington. , Hood. spring. Authorities say the’ woman] cooler Wednesday. and in the north ) ’ Three women indicted, are await-| ance, leanness may mean Physi ul Distlacemegt..43.200 tons n 200 tons, | 8 mentally weak. , portion tonight. Lo kw od { ing a separate trial. They are Mar-}| weakness and susceptibility’ to di-] © °T" Pat. sk - 3 e On the morning of the’ shooting, Lowest Temperatures C ‘oO 4a = . garet Prevey, Akron, 0.; Helen| sease, ¥ knots, 31 knots. | Godon had left their bedroom to get a] Farzo . é 60 Accessories Shop The Man Whe. ‘nda, Chicago, and Clara Rofsku,} The cause which produces the lean- sth. 874 feet. 860 feet. shot-fun. His wife went to a third] Willisto: 66 - ' Keo 4 y nows insurance 4 Chicago. 5 _ | mess must be the guide in treatment, rsepower.. 180,000." ~ 144.000. room, secured a revolver, and shot| Grand Forks~ _51 Cor. Main and 8th Sts. Bi k. N. D. i 5 It the condition is due to worry, lack} pig guns....8.16-Inch, 8 15-Inch, | her husbanéeas he re-entered the bed-| St. Paul ...-. 60) ismarc! » N. D. ‘ Man wanted for general, work. | ot.sleep, etc., those causés should #2] yiqin armor...5-Inch. 12-inch. room. ie S winnipeg... 60 Ce aE ¥ Apply Chocolate Shop. removed. Jf to overwork, the work , Helena g BS . . 2 a a) should be lessened in quantity or} > — ae GERMAN KEEP OF Chicago qt SSS nr nn ‘ =o | changed to some other kind. ‘Meals ‘ ” Kansas City. . sre 64) TT : é = ‘must_not be eaten when the boas! “MARKED” MAN? SOLDIERS CUT ie. ROeRS ae JUVUASUNUOUNUUSIOUUAUAUUSRGUGAOUOAOEAVUUGUGLOROCUUOOUU COE is fdtigtied. Foods shoyid be daintily ° y j served and varied in, character, pre- q 2 eerie = ; Mr. G. Buentemeier) | 27's! 24 ranet cures oe ayhani, July #1—Geitamiain itis}, _~ = —_—__./. Phe Part that Ozone and. ' Tells How Cuticura if possible, and the meals should not teen frances from Germany as. the| | MAYBE CORN WILL | VUE [e{ibe iors than fousion: tyes nan part. daily cost of maintaining ‘a soldier |, - BE PRUNES’ RIVAL Sun s hine Pla ‘on Some thin persons have a Tsior P om Sonn ly ee Healed Pimples | fof." uepeeutarts outa Fe a eee ac eae ae |g 3 | : : overcome, if possible, and the die! although the British expense per man Columbus, O., Aug. 3.—There W. hd ‘ “My, whole body was, full. of, red | | made to include a liberal’ amount ci is considerably higher... / will be 300,000 more cases of corn ast ay The United States has not been| canned this season than last year, - asked to take such action, it is stated,| according to A. M. Wadsworth, as the reported belief in official cir-| inspector of the National Can- éles here is that America would with-|/ ners’ association. Last season draw hey troops unless she réceived] 1,300,000 cases of two dozen the full cost for their maintenance} cans each was packed and this fom Germany. 6 season the. pack will total 1,600,- CHIEF IS AFTER eee AUTO SPEEDERS| ————— feople have got to run their autos T ooF at? at a reasonable speed is the opinion ae Ozone and sunshine are wonderful: purifiers and-life givers—your family linen requires them as much as you —they impart sweetness and long life to clothes, even as they do to people. , rey, And fresh air and sunbeams are a big’ factor in the delightful cleansing your personal apparel and household linen receive when you send your family bundle to us. Bright, broad windows all around—and in our drying rooms great gusts of pure, fresh air-that blow soothingly and refreshingly through your clothes. Why not send your family bundle to our sunshine shop? We’ll guarantee you a sunny disposition with its fatty foods, such as cream, butter, fried’ crisp bacon and olivé oil. In fat building, the carbohydrates, i. ev, the starches and sugars, are e@s- pecially valuable. The digestion should be very carefully attended. to. as ‘a spare habit-pf. ‘body. may. depend upon an underlying indigestion. Foods’ found by. experience to. dis- agree should be avoided. The teeth should be kept in. good order. Special care should be taken to secure an \{ abundance of rest and sleep. » pimples, The skin started to itch and I would. rub a and the more I scratched the more the pimples spread, andI could not sleep. “When it got warm, the pimples itched.so I could “not work, and when I rubbed, the skin would get red and burn, and my whole body was filled with eruptions for six months. I { “ThenI started toyuse. Cuticura Soap and Ointment. After I used. , them a week I found relief and Ionly ane TT {| ; . D L re I 5 4; os sed three cakes, of Cuticura Si ANSWERE of “Chris Martinesow, chief of police. | pg act try to becgne slen- 1) a Gen poset of Cetcate Oloiment Q. Please tell me the cause and Nie theywdon't they will eventually land | deny draate doa, of Bae "Telephone today fi When T woe healed,” (Signed) | |how to cure blue circles under the in the policé court. he says. thyroid ot ‘salt y : a George temeier, Pine Top, eyes. | is W. D..Lesens, 312 W. Engle street, pi i aN Shtescte y ‘ AL LAI INDR O “ Minn., 30, 1919. A, It is quite out of the question was charged with speeding between, thesal fe, reliable Korein is Y 5 to determine merely from your First and Mandan street He was thispieture givesyouan 311 Front St. Phone 684. Having-cleared. your skin keep it clear by using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for. daily, toilet purposes. Lrought up for hearing thi8 morning | jdeahowshelookedand pai e. felt. By taking Korein and-paid a fine of $5 and costs. - | Shi sdifowing easy directions of Korein system she reduced from cone, features 0. Braceful rari roportions. Now sheis agile, attractive, men. | Piiy‘alertand in better health. Why wot you? question what may be the cause of the blue circles under: your. eyes. Or ten’this is caused by loss of flesh, and is a sign of, some serious unde: Oa tee BEAT SON WITH — PAUEESOUTEYOOTRERULURPLASUHTOPAEERO EURO RUPEE AYERS y lying trouble. _If this is the case vee i 6 \ al te _ i wes-Caticura Talcam Powder-arm Til you be. sire to go to a g00d New “York, Aug, 3—Karoly Hus- SCISSORS, CHARGE: | Rellatle entifat selftreatment i Do not ail to test, the fascinating fra- |. | physiciin, have. him sive’ you. thar zar, ex-prime minister et, Hungary} > SCISSORS, | Becorfie Slender. and Stay So rance of, this exquisitely scented face, ough, examination to find what ‘is |'and now Hungarian Re TOSS Yep-| &. — —% hi decade T Gi ooning aa Si petunia mato || “rong and the follow his-advice. resentative here to. arrange for re- Portland, Aug. 3—Wesley W. ! Fe oe ee alatings aS hatice ' \ the person a charm incomparable_and Q. Are there different stages cft!patriation of 14,000 former Hungar-| W. Karnes, blacksmith here, is | exercises. Become ezquisitely slender and - Reet ioe Talcamiree by mal sbagess | | EROTICA? Ein war prisoners in Siberia, says he’s| accused of having beaten’ his 15- | gemgin, go. Safe. pleasant metiod. cndgrey AN ane “Cuticure, Dept. *. ‘A. There is the aeute stage of gon-|4 marked man‘and that Bolsheviks year oli Sen wih a pair of ele euak NTEE or money refund. Buy kK @rnbhidlanes. werywhere at 2c. each. | orrha, which, if untreated, will déve-|of his country are plotting to kill] sors. ‘The lad’s wrists were frac- pronounced, korecn) at busy _druggi = 4 ee a Top into a chronic condition, Higa Wee te oe lh tured SSSoPTE enh Ghe MoV SEE | EMMI 7 ;