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BRIEF CITY NEWS
fere mr Nrt r Hew ft
tiactiis teas, S7.SO. Rurgeaa-Ortnrie
T. m. Howell, recant United States At
torney, located otlt at TJo-al Hiandelt
Theater Bid., entrance 17th or ttth Bta.
Tatars CapUi Hon iograf
all n If H 1 aautloo tooar, end appears la
The Baa EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
aha various moving picture theaters offer.
Tor Safety rim in Ufa Insurance
ea W. II. lndoe, general agent State
Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Worces
ter. Mass., one ot the oldest, 71 years,
aad bast companla on earth.
Autolsts Stop Over F. A. Oreenfelder
and wife and C. E. Stuart and lh ot
Clusanlng, Mich., and B. li. Tailmadge
ant wife and daughter of Chicago were
auto parties that stopped at the Hen
haw enroute to the raclfla coast.
Xmprorers Meat The regular session
t tha Druid Hill Improvement club was
held at the Druid Hill school Thursday
evening with a large delegation present
J. M. Robertson presided and Mr. Win
tersteen acted aa secretary rro tern.
Bays Aatolsta Break fcampa City QaM I
Inspector Butler reporta that during tha
last four months many gas lamp poats ;
and fixtures have been broken by auto
moblllsta. H declare there are threa
or four eases a week. He intends to "sea
about it"
Sssparat with BmngsT J. TV. Ryder,
charged with Mealing a kodak from tha
Sherman & MoConnell Drug company,
was sentenced to forty-five, daya In tha
county jail. Ryder said ha was hungry
and desperate or he would not have
committed tha theft.
Two Zraw Sixty Says William Hall
and Taut Wilson of Chicago, arrested as
they were trying to break Into tha Letsy
Brewing company's building at Tenth
ajid Davenport streets Thursday night,
were each sentenced to tlaty days when
arraigned In police court.
Xlarstead Cannot 8 errs W. I. Kler
stead called on Mayor Dahlman to state
ha will not be able to serve on tha city
planning board. Commissioner Hummel
recommended Mr. Klorstead for appoint
ment. This resident of tha Prettiest Mile
explalna ha will not have tha time neoee
eary to give to the city planning work
which ha regards as "important
Husband Has Wife
Jailed for Posing
To Him as Baroness'
(Correspondence of tha Associated Press.)
COLOGNE, Germany, Aug. IT. A de
ception that began more than six months
belore the start of tha war. and that was
successfully practiced until this month,1
has Just been discovered. It might never
have been unearthed if It had not been
for the war. j
In tha winter of 1913-14 a local engineer,
met and fell in love with a woman named
Maria Schledwk. in tiie hope of Interest
ing tha engineer the woman had posed as
a widowed baroness, the daughter of a
prominent German general. When tha
engineer at last proposed marriage his
fiancee could find no' way ot rectifying
the false impression.
On the plea that tha general would be
terribly angry to find that his daughter
had married beneath her rank, tha couple
want to London and there were married.
Tha ' engineer on several 'occasions 'wrote
letters to the ' general, but his wife, was
able to Intercept each of the message
and to writ answers calculated to keep
the two apart.
Then came the war and, eventually, tha
engineer's participation In it. He had
never given UP hoping that ha would
some day be able to bring about a meet
ing and a reconciliation with his titled
and distinguished father-in-law. When
he received the Iron Cross for bravery
recently he decided that the proper time
had come and once more wrote tha gen
eral to tell him of the distinction.
This letter tha general did get. and this
time the engineer got a genuine answer.
In which tha officer angrily and vary de
cidedly disavowed any daughter 'or an
sonWu-law. Tha deeply disappointed en
gineer could hot find It In his heart to
forgive his wife, but Instead had her ar
rested on a forgery charge, which has
just resulted In her being sentenced to
prison for eighteen months.
WONDERS IN FIRE SHOWN
"War of Nations" at Douglas
Countj Fair Grounds Prove!
to B Great Thriller.
positions, blowing up ot tulldln, the j fluey Perthes,
GOVERNOR'S PORTRAIT TONIGHT
The "War ot Nations" started Its
Omaha engagement with great success
Thursday at tha Douglas county fair
grounds.
Aeroplane, dirigibles, booming big
guns, dynamiting of strongly-entrenched
rushing about of soldiers and villagers,
all the earmarks of real war were
spread before tha eyes of the big crowd
that came to the field of battle.
The soene Is a typical Trench village.
Tha Inhabitants art walking about, bent
upon their publio pursulta There are tha
told tors of ths garrison. It la a carnival
day, apparently, for a number of vert
good tumbling, comical and other stag
acts are performed before tha audience
while the red fire burns presaging tha
battle that la to come and or which the
village folks seam so unmindful.
Suddenly there la the booming of tha
Tha garrison rush t
their positions. Rut tha enemy It too
strong. Building after building fall.
Then comet tha Red Cross, and tha
nurses attend to tha Injured, and others
gather up the dead. And night and the
di-aerMon of desolation settle upon that
one happy village.
But the "War of Nations' doean't atop
there. Following the dent r union of the
town a magnificent display of fireworks
wns spread before the astonished eves of
the spectators.
Wonder l'sa Woader.
KVo-o-h!" and "A-a-h-h!" and "Isn't
that be-oo-tiful!" and the Ilka were ex
pressions that burst from the spectators.
There were skyrockets that burst high
In ths air with triple bombs (hat show
ered vaH-colorad stars and followed this
with a drttila of lambent sparks. Others
burst In chains of firry balls thai Coated
away gracefully. Some shot up In whirl
ing fiery wheela.
On tha ground wer a scors of big Set
pieces that aMonlahed with their beauty
and Ingenuity. There was a picture of
Mayor Dahlman, twenty feet high. In.
genlcu and true to life. Then there was
a fountain about forty feet high, and
from a down fauceta ramc sprays of
fire In perfect representation of the
water of a fountain. An Immense rose
drew the applause of tha crowd. Then
there wss a long tine of various animals,
a dancing bear, a giraffe and runny other
animals. "Teddy In the Jungle" showed
a palm tree and the Intrepid hunter In
flroworkt with gun extended and the
shots pouring out Thee wars but a few
ot tha wonderful pyrotechnic dlsplaya.
Uavemor'e Nlattt Temlsjat.
Tonight will be "Oovernor s nixht" and
the picture of Oovernor Morehead will
be shown In the set piece. Paturday
evening will be "Traveling Men's and
I'lks' ntsht." Biinday will be 'Teace
night." Monday will be "Ragles' and
Fraternal Orders' night." and Tuesday,
the last evrnlnjr of the Omaha engage
ment, will be "Ak-Bar-Wen nlsht."
POSTAL MESSENGER
KNOCKED FROM WHEEL
Owen Shaffer, 14-yr-rtd rVietal mox-sena-er
boy, living at tit North Twenty
firth street, and a lad w?w la trying to
earn enough money during th summer
to pay for his winter's achoollns. wa
badly Injured st Seventeenth and Farnnm
yesterd.iy afternoon whea ha was knocked
from his wheel by an auto driven by
W. A. I.eet, the boy millionaire.
The accident aa far aa could be ascer
tained, wat unavoidable. Th boy's wheel
waa broken and the lad's kneecap and
left wrist were badly wrvnohed. Dr.
Foils took rare of him.
J'-l'l JJ 1. -UJ-J
Low Price is Only Incidental in Sales Here It's the Satisfaction Giving Quality of
the Merchandise at Whatever Price Slid, That Makes Baying Here Most Profitable
Boy Severely Hurt
When Hit by Auto
Six-year-old Eira Hawkins of Pekln.
111., who la hers visiting his uncle and
aunt. Detective and Mrs. Frank Murphy,
101 South Twenty-third street, suffered
a bad fracture of his left leg and pain
ful scalp lacerations yesterday evening
whan he was struck by an auto at Twenty-fourth
and Mason streets. The ma
chine waa driven by W. H. Eggere.
Dr. F. O. Bock of tha South Bide was
in ths neighborhood when the accident
occurred and took ths youngster to the
Lord Lister hospital, where bis condition
la regarded aa serious.
Witnesses say the machine was moving
at a high rate of speed when the acci
dent happened. Tha lad was returning
to his uncle's home after being sent to
a nearby store on an errand. He is the
son of a Pektn railroad man and with
his parents, had been visiting at the
Murphy home for soma time.
Civilian Officer
Raps Beggar's Head
An Inoffensive, smallish, young man
proved the downfall of Frank McGregor,
a mendicant who while under influenoa i
of liquor Insulted passersby near tha Pax
ton hotel (or nearly half an hour yester
day. Ttia Inoffensive appearing on
proved to be Policeman O. P. Peterson
In civilian clothing. McGregor Is now In
St Joseph's hospital suffering from tha
effect of a stout crack from a billy club.
Peterson listened to McGregor's abuse
for a minute, and then started to propel
him towards the nearest patrol box. Mc
Gregor, however, showed fight and auo
ceeded in discoloring the officer's eye
and tearing his collar. Peterson then
used his club.
A dosea traveling men and others near
tha hotel substantiated Peterson's story.
McGregor's condition may prove serious.
NEBRASKA OFFICERS FOR THE
AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
At ths meeting of the American Uaf
association in Salt Lake City this week
T. W. Dlackburn wss elected vice presi
dent foe Nebraska, and M. A. Hall waa
re-electeil to the general council. Messrs.
E. W. Scacdreth of Omaha. H. II. Wil
son of Lincoln, K. W. Perry of Cam
bridge and C O Ryan of Grand Island
wr elected to the" local council.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
FROM OUR DAILY ADS.
Manufacturers' Sample Lines of JEWELRY at U2 to hlO Usual Retail Prices
1 Eg for yo"P choice of over 5,000 plM of Jewelry. No two alia and soma pieces worth as hlah as $1.60. Included are sterling top
A ay 1. Hat Pins, Rhinestone Bar Pint, Rhtntone Circle Pint. Cuff Links, Scarf Pint. Jet Pearl and Fancy Stone Bar Screws. Cameo
brooches. La Valllcrea and hundreds of other article. $1.50 Rhinestone Hair Ornaments, Sat., 50c. SOc Children's Hair Darrettea, Sat.. 10c
Vr"-' al Tir-ir l-l llsTsll"H-tlgHT-1fH-tlalln "BTtl ill aT leg lit I lit IB i
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
FROM OUR DAILY ADS.
2
A Big Drawing Card
Choice of All
PO MEN'S
Spring and Summer
SUITS
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
and other high grado makes at
one price:
a rfV m sjamsij
20.00 SUITS.
S25.00 SUITS. .... r
$30.00 SUITS
All Suits aro from our own
Spring and Summer stocks
7
5 7
regular
Backed
by our usual guarantee of satisfaction.
None Except Plain Blues and
Black Reserved. Act Quickly.
saitkiay thk last dav.
Sh
Big August Shoe Sale Saturday
Men's and Women's
oes ana wewms
Choice of the house In Women's Queen Quality Oxfords and Pumpt;
prices were $4.60, $4.25 and $4.00; choice 82.83
Women's $3.50 and $4.00 Pumps, In patent, Run metal and kid; also
three and tour-strap Sandalt. turned solet .82.50
Men's Shoes, In fun metal and vlcl kid, values up to $4.00 a pair,
Goodyear welted solet, in two lots, two prices. .92,50 n1 $1.08
Dors' Youths' and Little Gents' good solid School Shoos, regular $1.75
and $2.00 values 81.50 d 81.00
Misses' and Child's $1.50 tun metal button shoes $1.00
Cros&ett $4.00 Oxfords, very upeclal $3.00
Stetson's $6.00 and $5.50 Oxfords $4.50
See Our Hlxtoe-nth Street Window.
Summer Underwear "2S2?&mB1DI
Specials for Saturday in Ladies' and Children's Under
wear that should make this department a very busy place.
Crepa rle Chine Corset covers
In pink and white, alto gowns
and combination suits and skirts
to $2.00 values 80s?
Children's Gowns To 750, val
ues, in crepe or Nainsook, all
glzes; on sale Saturday. . .$5
Children's Union Baits All
sties, great snaps at 35
Women's Italian ftllk Vesta
Ueautifully embroidered, also
bloomers; to $3.00 values; pink
or whiter Saturday ....$1.50
Ladies Knit Vnloti Suits Mads
to itell to T6e, all styles, all sites,
high neck, ions; sleeves, knee or
ankle lengths; on sale at. .35?
Women's Iltblni( Suits In fine mohairs, Jerseys and Other popular
fabrics, to $1.60 values, In three lots Saturday. 91.50, 91.08, $2.U8
Children's Bathing Stilts in All Slse 50
Specials in New Neckwear, Handkerchiefs
and Hand BagsFor Saturday Selling
Our buyer, who recently returned from New York,
Becured many splendid new lots which will bo placed
on sale here Saturday at most interesting low prices.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN NECKWEAR
Quaker Collars, 25c Collar and Cuff Sets, 25c and 50c.
Fancy Neck Ruffs, 50o and $1.00.
Auto Caps at 25c, 49o and 98c.
Fancy Veils, lOo and 25c Yard.
New Fichus at $1.00, $1.75 and $2.50.
Hand Bag; Sale -
25c Handkerchiefs, 7ltc
1,000 dosea of them, in plain
white or colored figures;
each handkerchief slightly
Imperfect, but so slight as to
be unnottceable, beautifully
embroidered, made to sell at
25c and 35c, choice ... 7 M
Pure Linens by Dozens
$3.00 to $4.25 docen values,
We carry the very best lines
made In America and guaran
tee every bag we sell, no matter
what the sale price.
40e for all leather and fine
caralol bags, well worth $1.
59 for fine leather, silk lined
bags, made to sell at $1.50.
98e for all leather, leather
and allk lined bags, fitted,
$2.00 and $2.50 values.
sale prices, per
dozen G06 and 00
Fine Novelty Bags, $2.50 to 95.00 Values A splendid assort
ment tor selection $2.08. $1.08. $1.75. $1.25
Ladies' Silk Gloves
29c
The SOc Quality
Plain colore black with white
stitching, white with black
stitching, two-button length.
Ladies' Chamolsette Gloves, 16
button length, $1 values, 40
White with black stitching.
also plain white; all sizes. .
Ladies' Silk Hose
Ilest makes all silk or silk with
llBle tops, $1.60 quality, at 0S?
50o Fibre 611k Hose, In all colors,
at pair 20
Children's KAo Quality Hose, wer-
cerizea lisle, in all colors, at,
PHr 15
Children's Fancy ftllk. and Mer-
cerlxed Socks, tho 20c quality,
" Pair 13se
Men's Straw Hats
To $2.00 Values, Your. Choice of tho Stock
for. . :
Over 40 doren left for your selection. Get In early, before
they're picked over.
Ik.ya' Htrnw Hats, to $100 values at 4Q and 25
94.00 to 98-00 Panamna Your choice of Btock 144 left all good
cnapes ana weaves S3.B5 and SI. 05
50c
j ihi
j ni A!? GOOD AS MONEY CAN BUY
y TO BKLL AT RKQULAK l'ntCE8 M
Arrni!)- Mnnnrrh Criffin ?
V
Ilnf and other well-known makes, In the season's bent 1 II
IF? fabrics, styles and colorings, Mfx or , I II
It to tl!. 50 values In three C lU 1 II
III special lots ew ax a. wa t
1 Tt'It 81 LK AND RII.K MIXK SHIRTS I II
l ThXtttWti Co or
rn ioti ihoic, pmwpvo
lK MN.V8 ATllf'KTIC UNDEKAVKAR.
Nainsook, mesh rib, and allk and mercerised m
l! ill IK. fabrics, to $3 00 values
I 7 r t
111 . TAr . r.vjL. .r s mi id I
i mi mix
1L' A , 'J
II 1 - J I If M I I. U IF! I II
mm:'
JfajQl!Vim,jg , r rt4lUr;,''wrsw
Boys' Clothing SaleDomestic Room
Boys' 2-Pant Suits $2.95rSuita that ordinarily Bell at
$3.50 and $3.95. Every 6uit has two pairs of knickers
neat dressy styles, Norfolka, full cut, ages 6 to 16 years,
On sale in the Domestic Room at ...... $2.05
Boys' Suits at $1.95 Suit that foll at $2.50 and $2.90.
All of tha best fall colors to choose from; Norfolk style
coat and full cut knickers. These suits aro on sale in the
Domestic Room only at $1.95
Roys' BOo Knickers at SOc Worsteds, serges and casslmerea, full
cut and a special bargain at l0c; on tale Saturday In the Domestic
Room at 331
Men's 91. BO Worsted Trousers 91.00 Saturday we offer our 1 6t
spring and summer trousers at one price, all elzet, all colors; your
choice at , a-t nn
Donteatio Room Only. s,1,v"
August Sale Specials
Hardware Department
Croaata Oas troas, J 60 4 CQ
valuta, fuarajnaad: . . . .
Aluminum Praaarvlng Kettles, i
uart slsa, 11.49 valua, at....a
l-quaxt Tin fruit Cana, doxan..as
Gray Enameled Dish PaJia. 14-qusrt
alsa. bttlurUay SAa
Mrs. Potts' Nickeled 8a4 Irons,
piece set, Saturday 0M
Mra. PotU' Bad Iron Handlss..
American Lady Cedar Oil Mops,
with 1 quart Cauar Oil, 1160
value il-B
Rhaker I-lour Sieves at lo
Kolllng Pins, large alsa ISO
Wilson Bread Toaatera 1S4
Chupplnar Howls, large U IK
pan -American Washing Machines
for aj.sg
100 Trunks
All styles and sizes on sale
Saturday at fully l4eg Than
Actunl Retail Worth. All new
hoods, bought at a discount
front the manufacturer. Buy
Saturday and save easily H.
83.50 to 815.00.
Made in America ToiUt
Good and Drag
free With every bottle of PalmoHve
hh tun poo at Sto, we will give you
thrre 100 liara Palmollva Soap Tree,
16ft pkg. Borax Chips lto
1-lb. pk". itO-Mula-Team Borax ..THa
6 JOc rolla Crops Toilet Paper... S&
3 bare Ivory fcuap., 100
He bottle Orris Hoot Tooth PowcW
. 'r so
11.00 bottle Dewltt'a Kidney mils So
$1.00 Lottie Lydla plnkhain's Cuiri-
pound for 6o
ll.Ot bottle Plnaud's Hair Tonic. aoa
11.00 bottle (ial HepatUa eta
It .711 Jlorllck's Maltad Ml Ilk. kosoitkl
.lS S2.7S
1 .60 box Axurea or La Trefle l'ow-
urr for .s&o
11.60 bottle Oriental Crtani tso
60! Jar IiLggett it Itauu.dell's Cream
for 39o
KOo tube Pebeoo Tooth Paste 350
60c box Imported Rlre Powder... S5a
f0c bottle hwo'av Wafers. .... BSO
Sao bottls Dr. lltnkle's Cacara Ti.
lots ISO
, 7 60 bottle Plnaud's Toilet Water. .Sta
tl-lb. sarka Peat High Orada Dla
mond II. Kiour, nothing finer for
bread, pies or cakes sack.... gl.TS
10 bar Ifeat 'Km AH, I'lajnor.d C or
Laundry Queen White Launlr
Boup glo
I los beat White or Tellow Corn
meal for if9
7 lbs. beat bulk Laundry 8tarch . . Sfte
4 Itia. bst Jiaitd PlckeA avy Beans
for J50
4 lba. Taiicy Japan Rica or Tapux a
tr 8J
cana Oil Sardinea ....A lto
Tho bast rxitiiestio Muraronl. Vermi
celli or Hpatlietil, pkg TS
1916 Milk Fed Spring
Chickens, lb. 18ic
1111 Spring Iunb Hindquarters, per
rb 13.s
lata Hpiing Lamb Kurequarters, per
lb 10VS
First quality Bteer Pot Roast.
lb 10tt-Sts
No. 1 Rib Pollins Hef. lb StS
First quality I'rc-sh pork I toast, i.rr
Jo SWo
No. 1 lKoms-mada Pauaage, lb.. SV,o
No. 1 Home-made Hamburger, lb. .10a
I1IOU1) MntST trfTIitl TOM
lAtVBOAT OMLT
fHamond C or premium Hams, per
It 16Uc
No. 1 Picnic llama, lb lou,
No, 1 Ien Bacon, lb lTHa
No. I Im. k Baron, lb He
No. 1 riU Pork, lb SSa
46c pal Pure tri1 33
Vor Picnics, Lunches, Pardee, ate,
don't fittl to set our prices ou all
kinds of cooked meats, etc.
6 Farmturt Specials Saturday
9M Kltehwi Cabinet,. . .Jglg OO
Sliding top. cake and bread box.
etc. '
914 Library Table, Fnmed, 87.50
4u-lnch top, genuine fumed oak.
3-inch legs. '
Children's lledt. Drop Side, fi Ofl
Wblte or V.mu Martin, Well
made, best link spring,
tx-nuine Oak DrsHer.
86-lnch and 10-lnch
beteled mirror.
lrge or Small Darenport,
820.00
Uolden or fumed oak, mule akin
imitation black leather, guaran
teed ten years.
.00 Vermis Martin Beds, 83 so
Heavy, coutlnuoue poet, thick
1 1-16-Inch nilers.
S9.00
top, largo
New Dresses, New Suits
A display of the new style ideas in Fall and Winter
Apparel revealing; the most expressive modes for women
who seek artistic distinction in dress.
Charming New Dress Styles in wonderfully broad assort
ment of colorings and fabriep, wide range of prices. Sur
prising valuct at every price. See tliese new beauties
Saturday at. . . .$15.00, $19.50, $25X0, $35.00 up to $50.00
Classy New Fall Tailored Suits Surpassing in variety
of designs for selection and quality, at each of the many
prices, any previous showing. You'll like them im
mensely $12.75, $15X0, $19.50, $25.00 up to $65.00
Hammer Tailored hulls, ftl'J
to 920 value, 93.00 Fine
Palm Beaches, white serges
and dark wool suits; to
close Saturday at'. .85.00
CM) Hununrr Drcsnes that
sold up to 125.00. besutlful
designs, in broad assort
ment of colora and mater
ials; three lets
81.05. 82.05. S4.05
requisite Gowns and liv In beautiful embroidered nets, laces,
tllk tatfetas, cree de chines, novelty silks, etc., to $15.00 values
at 814.75
50 Hils; Drvss Skirts -Made to tell at 115.00 and 118.00; come In
plain colora, plaids and stripes; special Saturday 810.00
Beautiful Hummer V1U Lin
geries, Organdies, etc., that old
tt ft. 00 and $3.60; on sale Sat
urday ....81.09
Hundreds of New Fall Waists Now on Display.
Children's Hummer Dreasea
Over five hundred of them at
J 1ST HALK PK1CE.
Big assortment, all sizes.
16 lbs. Best Pure Cane Granulated Suzar, $1.00
.Mvii::::::::K ?Wl'Ur:.lk
frape-Nute, Pkg Uo TUB BEST ITgionTniM 9VT V "OVM tB4CUI "OW
IS cakes Cupid Toilt 8p. ..... .lto KUOa. per Sosea. . gaa VOS VTSB,
J-lb. cake Paklna Cho-...te ... Ue The Ur.t Creamery liutter. carton or D.ishet Pat.keLa Fancy Arkaneaa Kl-
Ma.Larena I'eajiut Huiter, lb..liUo bulk, lh t8o Iwrta Kraeeton, J-eafh.a. nothln.
Jancy Larire Queer, i pi I Tea. quart. a&e Famy Country Creamery Butter, finer, per bushel
rancy Cullforiila Hlpe OllTes. 1-M. crib ' ' u. r.. ("vii,...!- vik.,.. as-.J...n.
fans
Ilrrshev's Hreakfsst Cocoa, lb.
least 'cni, pkg.,
..100
, .e
.So
Vuncy yn Cream. New York White,
wiaronsin L'rm or Young Angelina
Cheese, per lb , gOO
;IT PAYS-TRY HAYDEN'S FIRST IT PAYS'
ei'hea. irate Stfe
'Kjtkut cm tee Arkaniaa GUbert
I'renalone 1'esches BOo
MB VIOBTAItl KSIIT CI
Pweat coin, par duseu 1B '
4 bum-hea i-Vfah or Carrota So
J-lbs. Knncy Wan or lre-n beaiia itn
bunrhea rteali Madlshea or Oiilone
T , 4
larsa )t.w 1-Yeah Cabbage te
4 lar;i Urren I'eppera So
! stalk Freeh Ciery to
Kunuy leiiver Cauliflower, lb.
raniy rwot 1'WluloeH, 10.
1 Curiuiihera . . . . ,
9 hi-Mila h leaf Ix-ttuce...
t Inrae 8un lluni'hea
4 bunchva Fresh I'aralty .....
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