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TIIE BEE: OMAHA THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 1912. NEW HATS For Missed and Little Folks Remarkable display of ready-to-wear hati la a wide range of sew and modish tTlee. Handsomely trimmed flower baU for misses, at prices e (( ranging up from JiJ.UV Mlaaea' stylish tailored hats. Id Milan straws with Jo f-rj unusual values at aJOeejU Little girls flower and ribbon hats, Milan and peanut braids In fetching new shspes a wide range of prices AO Aft with a large showing at 31.50. S2.00 "d V'UU LITTLE BOYS' HATS f Jaunty "Rah-Rah" Hats for EA little fellows, in Milans. ' A at 1.25 yCwl Whtta Dock or Khaki at 50 " The "Troy is very nice for ' boys op to 10 years and sells i FC9 'or 75 to J1.50 VLZV Tboee pretty round crown snd 7Vyr drooping brim Milan for lit- A 'yy Im - tie tot are selling for g 1.50 Wii " 1.25 U J Writ for new catalogue. 1518-20 Fanuun Street Bally bunt for a power bouse tor the Omaha Mtropolltan Street Rallwar com puir. but was later seed ae a central treat ear bars. Whea the nw bara at Tenth and Pierce strM was erected about eae year ate the Kaeh building at Twentieth and Haraer etntts waa va cated. Later it was turned ever te the Cuatek company ee a fifteen-rear lee, the ether tenants sub-leeeed their guar 1 ten from the Cueick company. Roosevelt Bids for Vote of Democrats in Bay State Primary WASHINGTON, April st In a state MM I ma here today Director William B. McKialey f the aatienel Tart hureae charges that the Meieachueetts Raoc vest eeeamlttae eaueed a paid edvertloe Mat te be printed la a Spring field uews paper Monday. April El, ae tellowi: "Rememtrar, yea don't have te be en rolled to any party te vote at this prl- "What does It maean eare the Me Klaler eteteenent. "It meens that Theo dore Kooeevelt i neklng e paid bid for the veto of democrat, sectellete and prehlWtlonlete te defoet President Ten, who le aeklng for republlcaa vote for hi renomt nation. Here, openly, le tie evi dence that he bee done the seme thing secretly ell orar the United Statee." , Mr. MclKnley charge that In all the prtmarteo held thus far Colonel ftooee velt has received the votes ot large num bers of democrat. ISMAY ORDERED OFF M OFFICER (Continued from Fh-et Peca) atsnds ready to eater Into nesotlstioos to that end. Molllar Olav Wet Near Tltaale. COPENHAGEN. Denmark. April R The Scandinavian-American line today leeued a etatement that the Helllg Olav, one ot their (teamen, which wee men tioned during yeeterday'e aenatndkll In quiry hue the Titanic dlauter a nv log been near the eoane of the oolluloa. wee at leaat xe nautical mllee west ot the Tltante at the time of th catas Memorial Services ; For, the Late Samuel Kate to Be Held May 5 of the Jewish eoeleti o Omaha win hold a BMartal eervtoe Sun day evening, May a, at the Temple lereei te the bite gemeel Kara, lor mar prest dewt et the Temple. The memorial will be under the eueplee et Omaha. Council Bluffs aad Liaeola B'nal B'rlth ledgee, the Aaaooleteg Jewleh Charities and the Teuag htea'a Hebrew aaaoctstlon. ' Rev. RabM Lee Franklin of Detroit, afleh., farmer- president et the Temple Ureal, win deliver the memorial address. Several local speekere elee will take part The late Mr. Rata wee director et Ike local Teeag Meal Hebrew association, vice president asd termer preeMent of the Associated Jewleh Charities aad for mar preeldeat et the grand lodge of B'nal Bfita. HIP RBTl'tilflXa WITH BODIES Maekar-Beaaett xpewteg te Beach tlallUs sugar. NEW YORK. April PLThe names ot additional Identified vtetlma of the Th tanle dteeeter are awaited today by the White Star line offldale from the cable ship Mscksy.Bennstt, now searching the et the disaster. Be far seveaty bodlee hava been recovered, bu of these were in such condition that ae ktenufieetiou wee poeelble and they were at onee burled. The Mackay-Bennett eipeeted te start today for Halifax, where It will arrive Friday Bight oe Saturday. Nearly one hundred pel sons have already (one or are properlng to go to Halifax te meet t e bodlee recovered. Of the lit Titanic survivors taken to at. Vincent's hospital only nine now re main, the others having recovered and departed for their homes. Aa employment bureau which sprang Into existence te give work te thoae sur vivors who apply finds that whlls II ha numerous requeeta from survivors tor position, there ere more positions than applicants. Mrs. Madeline Force A it or le atlll In a Mat of nervou weakness, at her home. There le ae reason to believe, however, that ah wll not recover. The White mar line announced today that they have cent two men te Hallfai to look after the recovered bodies of the Ttteale victim, with Inatructton to end the Identifications ss quickly a poeelble. The White Star officials have deavered to get In touch with the Mackey-Benaett to I na tract R to haates te Halifax. The ateamer Minis le ex. ported shortly to reach the spot where the Titanic went down and to oonUnuc the search for bodlee. Heinze Chicago Plant is Damaged by Fire CHICAGO, April av-Flre startle from aa miasMum la the beeeeaeau deetieyed the the clary plant ot the H. t. Heine eeespaay at West Ktditanth end South Clark streets today and spread te an ad joining building sscuplad by g. L Sehwera Ce. causing a lose at about The fire, which broke out before the baadrede eg employee keg reported for duty, dam si keif a doeea teawnent ' beset ead drove a Mere et femllle late genre! firemen were . overcome ky MSKBIBTTA CftOMMAPJ FRAISBS Pars Fle Trieste to Metehaaglae a Braadal Stone. . During the recent engagement ot the noted actress, Mia Heertetta Crosmsa, la Omaha last week, ah sent a letter te the firm of J. U Brand! 4k Sons whlcb highly compliment thla Una. Th Utter read: Hnt the opening ef this steeoa, dur ing which I have preeented The Real Thing." I have bad ss maay enthsslasu eempllmtnu ea the gown which I wear during the flrot act ot the play that I would be Indeed ungracious if I did not make proper acknowledgmea te yea. "This eoetume we purchased by me at roar store while we were rebearetng eur play be Omaha but euramer. I was delighted with it at the time and have grown evea mere attached te M. oteos. ewtnc te the eceree ef friend who have admired it artietie character aad beauty et deetca. "I felt myself fortunate last summer that I wee able te fmd a etore ee tar tram Hew Terfc that eould supply wtta the eeeutirul gown my part re eolred sad I aa so 'glad to aasur yes that my adairatiea tor the eoetume bee beta abend by ee maay ethers la dif ferent parts et this country-' Cordially your. "HENRIETTA CROGMAJt. la commenting en the letter. Mies Cree- msa said that aetr ertea bought costumes la srnaiever city they aricht re hearse te serr a temporary purr eahr. They almost hevariawy suppABt tbem wttb aew gowne aa eeea ee they net Mew Tort. la the taetasce et the ; gown abe boeght at thta Omaha store. , ehe fotasd aetkiag m New Terk which 1 she liked 0 wen. Famous McClellan Estate May Go . to South Dakota SIOUX FALLS, S. April R-Bd- dl The tamoua MeClellaa caaek hi' volving property worth betweea texaa snd Sje,, which haa been In the eourt tor shout twelve years, and which I several times reached the state supreme oourt, promisee te nave a new lease of life aa the reeult of a dadatoa Just ren dered by County Judge Media, who bold la eubetaace that none of the claimant are the lea-al heir. If Ihia gecuton la uttained by the higher eourte the estate will go to the at ale ot South Dakota, The estate le that et John McClellan, a wealthy pioneer resident ef Sioux FaUe. who ta 1 waa killed by th elevator In the kulldtng where be had hi apartments It was lata et night snd ke operated the elevator himself, aa no prevtouely had done, aad was erualxd te death. There heve keen several eete ef otalm- aate cantoning for poiaeaWoe of the ae tata, among them what are known as the In ah ckauasats. the Canadian elsimaat and the Arkansas eleimeala. The tatter re the principal plaintiff m that phase et the legal coo teat which has Juat been decided by the county Judge. It la bettered that th Arkenaaa claim ants will new uke en appeal free the decision ef Judge Media to the etate cir cuit court. BDTTER STAYSAT HIGH MARK It Selling at Hint Cent! Higher Than Iut Tear. SUGAR A2TD FLO US HIGHIfi Garden; Track fa Canals Oat Ue Market ta Take tke Ptaoe af Seaae at the Fewdstaffa Which Aew CllmhlasT. Batter le ceiling cents higher than It old a year ago. Prleee being naked by local retailer ran around the It-cant mark. The reason for the advance ovr a year aco Is that araxlng baa been poor and fead price extraordinarily bleb. Other kitchen necaoaltle also ars step ping up the coat ladder. Soger during the last week ha seen a rla of cent a hundred pounde a reaction, the deal er ay. after It decline caused by large hlpmenti out of Great Britain recently, wmeh wa attendant upon th coal etrike and consequent fear of strikers by the torac concern. Flour, too. Is climbing. A rise of ) cents a hundred pounds wss recorded for the week, which 1 a mutt ot the latest wheat scare. "Garden truck la coming Into the mar ket to alleviate conditions." eald A. King. manager ef the grocery department at Harden Bros. "Home grown aapsrsgui probably will sail for I cents a buncb by Saturday, thsrs being plenty of it In the community. Green onion are being bought on the retail market six bunches for a nickel." It Is saving now te buy new potateee Selling at I cente a pound, new potato are aa cheap aa the old, which are re tailing at W cent a peck and have to be greatly pared before they eea be eaten. There la no difference In price when the waet I figured. Edge are elHng at W cent a dosea, a drop tor the dsy of 1 cent, and a further decline le expected at oca the market Is gaining tat receipts. Beach Comes Back to Answer Charge of Attempt Murder NEW YORK. April X-Frederlok' O Beaca and Mrs, Beach reached her to day on the steamer Xaleer Wllhelm II from a trip abroad where Mr, Beach learned that he waa wanted In Aiken. S. C, for trial ea the charge of having attacked Mrs. Beach there en February M but. Th attack of Mrs. Beach created enaction In society laet winter. 8h wa aotsed In front ef the Beach winter home and staehed la th throat with t harp weapoa. It waa eald that Mra. Beach waa attacked by a negro, Mr. Beach etated that be ran to hie wife' reecue when be heard her eoreams. After Mre. Beech'e recovery aha and her hue band returned north and al)ed for Europe.. Later a warrant wa laiued on the affidavit ot a detective accusing Mr. Beach ot the attack. Mr. Beech cabled from abroad that he would rlum borne at once. ' . W.H, Moore Becomes Head of Rock Island -'Executive Board NEW TORK, April M.-Dtreetors of th Chicago. Rock Ulsnd Pad do Railway company today elected William H. Moore, chairman ef the executive com mute succeeding Robert H. Walker. Mr. Walker also retired from the poeltkm of ceaeral counsel, having entered a law firm which will set ss eastern counsel of the Rock Uland ytm. . H. C. Dlllard waa elected vice presi dent and general counsel of the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific with headquarter la Chicago, Edward C Moors wss sleeted president ot the Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad company (ot sows), with headquarter la Chicago. Chicago will be the operating head quarters of the system sad President R U. Mudco aa well aa all the operating staff will be located there. Mew Tork will be the financial headquarters, with Judgs Moore ss chairman of the execu tive committee end D. O. Rem, ehsirmes et the directors la control. v Wealthy Leper Suspect Offers to -Give Big Bond CENTKRVILLE. Ja.. April M.-8pe- ctal. la apite of the demands of Herman Hlmchfleld. the leprosy suspect end rich Dullness man ot Bay City. Mich, the he be allowed to go back to bis home. he la being forced to stay here until the red tape of the health department ot two states is untangled. He propooed today to put up a (MOM bond that If allowed to go he would return to his Bay City home. It wna at tint thought that the Michigan State Beard ef Health would wnd n man to return with Hlrachfleld. It now develop that' Michigan cannot sand out ot the etate for uch a patient and Iowa la preparing te deliver Hlrsch- Ocld at the Michigan etate line.' Dr. G F. Severe of the State Board ot Health Is preparing to accompany Hlrsch field, but It probably will be necessary to char ter a special car for the patient and the doctor, aa It Is Improbable that th atupsct will he) allowed to travel with other passenger. It be developed that at one time Hlrachfleld waa a Junk dealer, end that while engaged la tin business he vtaltel Michigan lumber camps to buy scrap and old rage, leprooy did exist In eome of theee camps, snd tt Is thought Hlrach fleld contracted the dlwaa by handling Infected rags. LANSING, Mich, April K Dr. Robert L. Dixon ot the Bute Board of Health has received word from Dr. A. 8. Wer fham of the pathological department of the University of Michigan that Herman Hlrachfleld of Bay City Is now being held by Centervllle, la., authorities a a leper. Tlaaue taken from the patient waa an alysed by Dr. Dixon and he was con, vtneed that the man wae suffering from leprosy. ranonoaoi Nobble Sale Men's Spring Suits o D o 0 o a o a o a o D o D o a o a o a o a o a o a o oao Saturday, April 27 -in- Worth up to $25. $ lonoDonononoQononcsnoaonononononoac e? onooonooe s V a o a o a o D o D o D 0 a 0 a o D o a o a o a o a o a o D u a o Brandeis Store for Men Separate Entrance N. W. Cor. 16th & Dou.las You can easily save $5.00 on every suit at this sale Worth up to $23. A Special Purchase from t Well Kniwn Wldesa-'e Tailor iocaoaoc30C30Eaoooaoaooooooo onooonononononononononononoi MRS. KILDUFF GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER DAVENPORT, lows, eYprll K Mrs. Anna Kilduff. charged with murdering her husband. John Kilduff. waa found guilty of manslaughter by a jury today attar about twelve hours deliberation, Thle waa th oecond trial, the fir at re sulting la a dlaagTement Kilduff aad hi wife bad set been Irving together and it waa charged the woman went to the place where her husband wa working and ahot him. Bb gmv herself up at once. The defanee claimed that the woman waa insane. ay Dvwwae la Dlteh. TRAER, In, April K-8peelal.r-0T trade, the la-month-old daughter of Mr. snd Mrs. Lawrence Leslie, waa drowned today In the open drain ditch that car ried the sewage from the house away from Ue premiere. Although the water In the ditch wee only six Inches deep. the babe was lying dead, face down, when tt waa found. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE FOR ALASKA LOSES BY TIE VOTE WA8H1NOTON. April K Woman uf frage tor Alaska was detested In the house today by a tls vote. Representa tive Mann of Illinois, republican leader, offered an amendment to the Alaakaa heme rule bill giving woman ths right ta vote. A rimg vote ehowed a tie, to te, snd a vote of teller again pro duced n tie, 41 to 4L The amendment was declared loot. HURON COLLEGE WINS IN DEBATE WITH STATE HUROy. & D.. April X-Thst Cnw etltuttonallty Waived, the Principle of the Recall ot Judge Should be Adopted by the Several State" That was th question debated Monday evening at th college here by repvaeeutsttvio from the Stat eolleeja. Brookings snd Huron eoilre-e. Messrs. Clifford, Wblte and Rutin; represented the former tnstltatioa. sad Measra Bltas. BbeMen aad Hunt ths latter, wMek had the aeaattve aad won e ansnimoue Oct loo- Th Judgee were How. M. P. Packard. Kedfirtd: A. A. Rowan. Park: O. B. Marker. Mltcweli. The honor wae given te Everett Hunt et Huron college, who will institution In th etate contact. In th high school declamatory coa ts, for repraeeatetlve frees thla district ta the state eontast to ke held la Ver million ea May TI aad M. Oeorse Ben berry ef thie rtty wen Oret pieea. DEATH RECORD . ejus Macs' Jane. BTELLA, Neb.. AprP. M.-4 Special. Ml Haggle Jones died nt the home of her aleur, Mr. Henry Mathews, two miles north et Shabert, Funeral and burial were et Prairie Union, near Stella hOas Jon waa 47 yaers ef age. She wae bora la Ohio aad came to Nebraska at th ace ef 1 year with her parent. Her father, the late David N. Jones, helped to develop the Prairie Union locality and la the colony ef Welch who came here with him. The death ef hie wife wee the first. Mis Jenee left aa eetate of about HS.t, which will go to Mra Mathews. Mr. J. W- Brweh, AUBURN, Neb, April K-Speelal.- Mre. J. W. Brueh. widow et Major J. W. Brush, died bare yesterday menu as ssd N yeere. She ourvtved her husband ealr a tew month. Pb I survived by a large family ot grown children. J. M. Cwllle. AUBURN. Neb.. April H.-8peelaU- J. N. Collier gropped dead laet evening while playing a game ef pool of heart failure. He wss shout at year ot age and had hved hare only a abort Urn. Prsitnt Ad' Big Return. vertttosM I th Road te Deneen Issues Call For Another Special Session of Assembly SPRINGFIELD. Ill," April hi Governor beneen today I rued hie sell for another pedal seeetoh ot the general, meaembly. Utidw .th call for the eealon within a sasstonv the two nonets ars to be eoo vened at t p. m. today. ' Kewa ot the second call reached the house after most of Its member bad left (or horn uader an' agreement net to return until Msy T. and In ooneequsncs not more then a dosen house members are expected to rupond In the roll call. Mast of the esnetors are here, however. Five subject are contained In the emergency call, aa follow: Amendment to Bt. Clair county drain age act. ' Appropriating th . resolved from automobile licensee to highway improve ment. jk deficiency appropriation for state printing. amandin ths set fixing salaries of tat' attorneys. An act for ths organisation of park dis tricts and the tranereri ef submerged lend to thoee bordering on navigable bodlee of water. Tthe legality at the original act la queetlonel by reason of a faulty public action. perelstsnt Adv Big Return. ntng hi in Road te IHE SECRET OF iDCCESS Gsnulot Mirit Required to Win tbi Piopli1 Csnndanct u. ny mr stooped te reason why It to that so many products that ere ex tensively advertlssd. all at onee drop oo( . .i.k ar. aooa fortottaa? The reaeon le plain the article did not fulfill the promisee ef urn maauisouirwr. - applies more particularly to a medicine, a uiu.ii arsBaratlon that bss real curative value almost sella Itself, ea like aa eudlee chain eyetem tn rrar ay -n4 b tbeoe who have been cured, to thoee wh ere In need ef It. In aa interview ea the subject a prwm Inent local druggist says: "Take for ex ample Dr. Kilmer a Swamp-Root, a pre- parstion I have sold tor many yean and never host tat to reoeaunsera, ter h. aiouM avarr caee It ahows immediate aa mans of bu customer testify. Na other kidney remedy taat t anew haa e hug a sale." The uoree ef Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root ta due as the fact that tt gultii very wish ta overcoming kidney. Bver sad bladder disease, correct urinary. treuMee aad neutralise lb uric add which as uses rheuamtsnn. A free trial bottle wul he cent by mall, absolutely free. Addrwae Dr. Kilmer A Co.. Blngluuntoa. N. T., and mention thle paper. Regular stas bottles sold at ah druggists-ate and tXea t butrHaiwrtr MTealtk, 19. & 'TVHE color of one's hair is v I - .r it.. gus uauwiuuu ui uic health of the scalp. Thick, glossy hair with its natural color and sheen is the result I of using Q-Ban Hair Restorer. : This scientific remedy is m restorer of color and natural brilliance to the hair, and it does h by the sane natural method of keeping the scalp in perfect condition, and brings forth that natural I brilliancy and beauty which nothing but narur produces. Okt await sail eegfa t (weW cants seegai ft thy enws hmm jasraVsggad 1 BfifBla Drag C., slsspaa, rasa, SPECIAL NOTICE A poetal card in each I package enthle you ta a eeriea of illuatrated fecruree eo the "Cure aad Treatment of Hair and Scalp." Theee laet urea are full of useful ipiocmstton. ' Be sura to get them. HESSIG-ELLIS DRUG CO. Memphis, Term. ti bTTewlst7ta--S 'fVnniTe-WifW1aW iet eijJSl SATURDAY " Yova 'unrestricted cAoictvo f any WOMEN'S SUIT hour CT Q Suit' wo Stor CplOf up to $55. See oar window of these suits Suits worth .00 9IcfroJ.aCtotfnagQ; Ilitai. UHakUi.Ait Uts.saiilUL UiltL.litUlL UllbLj Drexel's Clamoni Policemen.Mailcarriers This is a specially built shoe for men who have to be continually on their feet. Those shoes are made of plump glazed kid, kid lined, foot form last, dou ble sole to heel, sole best oak sole made, waterproof, double steel shanks. Our customers get from 12 to 18 months service out of these shoes. A $10.00 Bhoe for ?5.00 DREXEL 1419 Farnam Every WOMAN should know about the wonderful Marrel Whiriing Spray" SYRINGE Beat safest most convenient. C.lMflfiM inatantlv. If yoar drugiiat caanot auopty Chs JaAKVBLf. ernasTaoiploriua.irami . ' I nmi-'oa direction lavaluabto to ladle. MARVEL COMPANY 44 Eaat Urd Street New Verb roc Bale eg 1 a MeOOiissIl Brag Co. MaU aedars soUclled. m m a .ilJ t-e THIS WEEK.... We Will Sell 240 Bottles (Regular $1.00 large (ise.) I Duffy Malt Whiske - at PerBotll5 . WB AJUS AGENTS and keadqnarters for most all popular brand of good liquors and ' bottle beer. WE CAS MYE YOU MOSEY.' Prompt City Bettvery CTT PRICE FAMILY UQl OR STORE. 1309 Farnam "LZIJTZZ'ZZ 1 1 .MSaHMSItltSISMMMIt drL'TTi y aiA . J ABirSEMEXTS. Rpaiifff: Thaafar UtT'I- BSIalUttbl lUkllll Aprs II. THE PRINCESS SHOW-WHITE end a program of divrtimnt un der the direction of ISABEL LOWDEN FOR THE BESEFTT OP THE CHILD8' 8AYTSG IS8TITCTE. Mat at I o'clock. Evening at I o'clock Seats ea eale at box office. Apr. 17. HYMENEAL lmraVtak. mXERTON. Nea.. April K-Speda!.) -Miss Irene Bake and Mr. Arthur Lee Learg were married here Moaday evea- bat. the Rev, Jemee K. Driver, orrieia- dng. Th and 1 the youngest daughter et Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus tV Bake of thl city aad the grooa at a popular druggist netdtng at Bbelby. Keta, wbara they W1U sake their future homa. Ilawma -m Ilk. V TORK. Kea, AprO St - Special. -Geerge J. Baaemun eg Oreeham and Miss Anna Smith af Waco were married yeetarday. Judge Wrny atBctaling. Bailde StreagUi ft -fej"" mm J" 'J Expert Repairing Watch and Jewelry a eg War. Frits Bandw&ll Co. ISI South ltta Street. Pumps, Oxfords and Colonials S In White. Tan. Patent. Suede. Etc. S6 and S5 Styles for S3.00 Stockings Free To Match the Shoes S GIVEN ON THURSDAY ONLY SHOE fVlfARKET AVES lvilONEY....... 322 South Sixteenth Street. . J DR. BRADBURY, DBNTIST S. fsajy rtwaa Dowg. 17B. Mlaatng Teeth aempUed althowt Platea at Bridge, i ork. , Kerrea rrmevad wUhoat pain. Work guar- Mat, Every say t:13. Bvery aTlgkt t:14 AOVASbSS TADSBVXia.B Frank Keenaa. Princea KajaO, Knox PVilsoo, Tnuroer and Madiaon, r'iv Anginal Flroacoffls, Th four r'amoua Vanis Clemoos snd Dean. Klaetoecope. Orpheum Concert Orcbeetra. Prices, Night, lSc. lie. eOc, lie. Matinee. lc boat aeata tie. except Eat. aad Sua. OMASA'S rvm cura COLUMBIA Burlesquers BXTJiATAaAJTSA AAT9 TAOSXTnOd Leo btev.oe. Nellie yored. 4 Bauia Bra. Beauty Cbonu. Flrat Amateur Cootest of Seaaon Friday Might, Cata frtro. Orvet Kuo. kdie Dime Mettaea Bverp Week Bay American Theaterj toaigat, Kaaa. Two WUII1 wnurss Bali aa4 th aroODWAKD STOCK COKPAtTT la mt rmjxm non in-pta Next Week Uee.aaatBd Mead av Wb oee Tharef ISO Ptetes $.OwCp Brtractlng SSetp m lings OOeCp Crowns ... ... -f&SO Cp Bridgewnrk aavwa Oftiao KKUG 1 HEATER Mstues Today 130 aTlgat gas DAELINGS of PARIS and PlCTUaUS or TXTdlXaO DZSAVTXB