THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, ' OCTOBER .24, 1919.
A Great Purchase of
Diniiepre On Sale
Next Saturday, at
Union Outfitting Co.
Beautiful Dinner Sets in
"Dove of Peace" Design
at About Half Price.
v
One Thousand Dove of
Peace Plates Free to
r Women Who Call at
Store Saturday.
Worthwhile saleg of really de
sirable Dinnerware have been so
rare in recent months that this
Special Purchase sale at the
Unioir Outfitting Company next
Saturday is destined to be a Ions-
remembered event. -
It is of special interest to lov
srs of the beautiful in fine Din
nerware, as the sets come in the
new "Dove of Peace" pattern
that is enjoying such widespread
popularity in the east. ,
Realizing many women will
want to see this new and popular
pattern, even though they do not
care to buy, the Union Outfitting
Company, who are exclusive
agents for Omaha, will give a
"Dove of Peace" plate free to all
who ask to inspect the sets next
Saturday. No purchase is neces
sary.
The wonderful values resulting
from this fortunate purchase are
further evidence of the ever
growing purchasing power of the
Union Outfitting Company and
its ability to lower prices on all
Homefurnishings. As always, you
make your own terms.
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Where, Indeed, Is the
Wage Earner Who I
Not Interested in a
Plan to Reduce His
"Cost of Living"?
And HOW can he' save
money more decisively
than 'by having his
clothes cleaned, pressed
and dyed to avoid the,
necessity of buying new
garments?
DRESHER
BROS.
Dyers, Cleaners, Hatter. Furriers.
Tailor, Rug Cleaners,'
Shoe Repairers.
Main Office and Plant, .
. 3211-13-17 Faraam St.
, Branch Offices i
Dresner, The Tailor, ISIS Fernem
St.; Pompeian Room of Brandeis
Stores, West End of Mais Floor of
Burgssa-Nash. Co.
PHONE TYLER 345.
MOVING?
NO WELL
Just remember that when
you are ready, so are we,
at the time and place that
you designate
We have large covered
vans with efficient men
t& take care of your
wants in such a way that
it will be of no worry to
yqu, as moving causes by
the careless ones..
Just Phone Douglas 4163
OMAHA VAN &
STORAGE CO.
806 South 16th St.
U. S. MISSION TO
ARMENIA HAS A
NARROW ESCAPE
Bandits Near Mount Ararat
Attack Party and Hold Car
avan Prisoners for. Sev
eral Hours.
Constantinople, Oct. 23. (By TheJ
Associated rress.; Aiaj. uen. jamcs
G. Harbord, head of the American
mission to Armenia, was congratu
lated upon his arrival here on his
escape from capture by bandits, a
few miles from Mount Ararat while
the mission was returning to Erl
van. Part of the caravan was at
tacked and held prisoners for sev
eral hours on September 30 x by
Kurds, Tartars and Turks, whq
fired upon the automobiles carry
ing the Americans, several of .the'
mission narrowly escaping death.
' The attack came while the cara
van was proceeding through the
valley of the Araxes, but fortunate
ly General Harbord's car had
reached the plain leading to Erivan
before the attack was made. It is be
lieved that had he been captured, he
would have been held for ransom
by-the bandits.
The oriKinal reason for the attack
appears to be that bands who are
warring with the .Armenians aouDt
ed the nationality of the Americans.
After the bandit chiefs had assured
themselves that their prisoners-were
really Americans theywere released
and most of their property which
had been stolen was given- back to
them.
What happened to the mission is
an almost daily occurrence in that
section, where raiding bands are al
most constantly destroying pros
perous villages, both Armenian and
Moslem.
Great Britain Sends .
Envoy to Germany to
Re-Establish fmbassy
London. Oct. 23. Announcement
is made that the" mission ofAVal
ford M. Selby to Berlin will be the
reopening of the British embassy
and the re-establishment of diplo
matic relations between Great
Britain and Germany. This will be
followed by the appointment of a
regular British charged-affaires
and the subsequent selection ot an
ambassador to Germany.
It has not been decided when
Francis Oswold Ljndfey, British
high commissioner at Vienna, will
assume his duties, but is believed
he will go to the Austrian capital
within a few days. - -
Piles Cured la 6 to 14 Bays. "
Druggists "fund money if PAZO OINT
MENT fails to cure itching, mma, weeding
or Protruding Piles.' Stops Irritation;
Sooths and Heals. You can get restful
sleep after the first application. Prise 60c.
OMAHA'S NEW STORE.
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
Meat Department.
6ACON, in the strip, 29 W U.
H. H. HARPER CO.
7th and Howard Sts., Flattron BIdg.
Buy Perfection
Heatert at HARPER'S
Flatiron Bldf., 17th and Howard.
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" We render the best of dental service in all lines,
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Omaha Dentists
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Notice) Out-of-towa patrons cam have work completed in
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riMHDMoa FILMI&ND,
J THQTO PtAV OTTERINQ J FOR TOPAVv
IF ever a . screen jtrfonahty
spread gladness, certainly IfHle
Billie Rhodes does. As a little
girl of 12, who dons trousers, be
comes a newsboy and later accepts
the uniformsof the Salvation Army,
Billie Rhodes js wonderful in "The
Blue Bonnet," the photoplay which
opened at the Empress yesterday.
Miss Rhodes has support in Stan
hope Wheatcroft. ,
Strand Would you like to be the
bride of a man who had married
you jtfst to spite another 'woman?
Well, that is exactly what happens
to Olive Thomas as "Tessa Doyle"
in the "Spite Bride," a photoplay on
the screen at the Strand theater to
day. It is a. drama of much Inter
est, with just enough thrills to make
you a little bit creepy and enough
laughs to give that nice warm feel
ings inside.
Muse Repeat pictures which are
npw being shown at the Sun thea
ter are drawing good houses. Only
such pictures as have proven their
worth at their first showings are
booked for a second run.
Sun "A Damsel in Distress,"
featuring June Caprice and Creigh
ton Hale, at the Sun theater today,
is the most "distressful" screen
comedy one coold wish to see. It's
crammed full of "distress4' from be
ginning to end one reason why it is
so delightfully funny. It is a photo
play being well received. It will
continue at the above theater' up to
and including Saturday evening. ,
Rialtc "The . White Heather,"
Maurice Tourneur's special Para-mount-Artcraft
picture which js at
the Rialto today and Saturday,
sweeps away any lingering doubts
one might have had about the value
of the army's system of copying
everything in triplicate. If the he
roine in this picture had only copied
in triplicate the record of her clan
destine marriage to Lord Angus
Cameron then the lives of ' three
persons might have prevented sev
eral exciting scenes, including an
undersea fight, between two men in
diver's costumes.
Moon If you like melodrama
th'e sort wherein the villain steals
the papers and the child, marries
the beautiful heroine against her
will, and robs the man of wealth of
his fortune you'll evel in Mae
Murray's latest picture, "The Twin
Pawns," which will hold the screen
stage at this theater today and Sat
urday. . v
AT THE
THEATERS
T71
H week at the Orpheum in the
mustcal revue, "Putting It
Over." had service overseas.' Five
of them were wounded in action and
five were cited for bravery. Long
Tack Sam and, his company of Chi
nese wonder workers are another
conspicuous . teature. bleignt-ot-
hand, juggling, comedy and tlanger
ous feats of acrobatics are elements
of their- elaborate act, which is
staged gorgeously. Oscar Lorainty
known as "the violin nuttist," is the
comedy hit of the bill.-
The coming of the great Winter
Garden revue. "The Passing; Show
of 1918," to-the Boyd nexj week
wii mark tne nign tiae ot tne season
so far. The great company is head
ed by Willie and Eugene Howard,
and comprises a regiment of clever
comedians, songsters ana special
ists, supported Vy a genuine Winter
Garden chorus. The engagement
opens Sunday evening, and contin
ues all the week: The seat sale has
been very heavy so far.
,' Cohan & Harris' famous song hit
show, "Going Up," will begin a re
turn engagement at the Brandeis
thtater -Monday, October 27, for a
three nights' engagement, including
Wednesday matinee. Raymond
Crane, a big metropolitan company,
and there are new costumes andset-
tings'to lend a spick,-and-span touch
to the production. '
"A .Night in Honolulu," a new play
of Hawaii, by Howard McKent
Barnes, told in three acts, is to play
a return engagement at the Brandeis
for one night only, next Sunday
evening. ,
Three more performances of "A
Dangerous Girl" will conclude its eti-
gagement at the Boyd, lhis musi
cal .comedy is in two acts, the open
ing scene laid in Florida and the
closing in a New York house.
This is the last day that "The Soi
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American Lead ttycil Co New York.
Airplane Expert to
, Talk Before Omaha
Advertising Club
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The Advertising and Selling
league invites all who are interested
in aviation to attend a meeting in
the Hotel Fontenelle next Monday
evening at 6, when Fay L. Faurote,
head of the educational department
of the Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor
corporation, will deliver an illus
trated talk. f V '
Mr. Faurote is said to be Capable
of delivering an interesting talk on
this subject, having had a wide prac
tical experience in the manufacture
and use of aerial craft. ,He will re
fer to the value of the aeroplane in
commercial uses and will tell of the
place of aviation in advertising aid
commerce' Commercial deliveries
by aeroplanes willbe shown in ste
reoftticon slides' and by verbal ref
erences. &
"He is a practical aeroplane man,"
said Fred Larkin, secretary of the
league. Special invitations have
been extended to the aerial commit
tee of he Chamber of Commerce,
members of the new Aero club
which is bing organized in,Omaha,
and also the officers at Fort Omaha.
It is believed by members of the
Advertising and Selling league that
Mr. Faurote's visit to Omaha will
do much to stimulate an interest iir
practical aviation.
Men's Return to WortXifts
. Ban on Perishable Goods
New York, Oct. 23." With virtu
ally all of its men back at work,
after a if) days' strike, the American
Railway Express company an
nounced that the embargo against
perishables" had been, removed.
Embargoes against merchandise
from points west and southwest of
Chicago will be lifted next Monday.
cial Maids" and gorgeously-gowned
Ina Haywardwill receive at the pop
ular Gaytey this afternoon and
evening. Tomorrow's, matinee will
welcome Those two funny little
chaps, Watson and Cohan, who will
be seen as "Slitkin and Slotkin, Re
fined Lawyers," well supported by
Barney Gerard's "Girls de Looks."
The beauty chorus is strongly
featured. , Ladies' matinee today
and pmorrow.
A nVssinp fatiir of the nrvo
show which opened at the Empress'!
yesterday is the Gypsy Revue, a
sextette of singers and dancers, who
find great favor with the vaudeville
patrons. Another act which scores
is that of Hugh Skelley and JEmma
Heit, who offer song studies and
character delineations.
1106 PRICE DOWN
AGAIN ; LOOK FOli
SI 0 BY OTOAY
Experts Say Drop Unwar
ranted as. Production Short
rfetail Prices Are Un-"
changed.
The price of hogs at the stock
yards took another drop yesterday,
being quoted at 50 cents lower, than
Wednesday, making a total reduc
tion of $1.50 a hundrea since Tues
day, with a promise of lower prices
by Saturday. According to hog ex
perts at the South Omaha yards,
hogs may be quoted at less than
$10 a hundred by Saturday.
Yesterday's hog prices are the
lowest since February, 1917, prices
on February 20 of that year having
been about the same as Thursday.
The present decline started in early
August, with only an occasional
period of reaction. Dollar cuts
were recorded August 15, 27, 28 and
29 and September 10 and October 8.
Total Drop of $10.50.
Yesterday's prices were quoted at
$11.40 to $11.70, which is $10.50 un
der the high prices that prevailed in
July. Shippers have been inclined
to stay out of the market since the
drop, Wednesday, their .purchases
being comparatively light.
According to C. A. Mallory of the
Bowles Commission Co., the de
crease in the price of hogs will stop
soon as the trade commences to
realize that there is a shortage m
production of hogs this year of from
15 to 20 per cent over this time last
year and that tne Hog market will
improve.'
R. C. Howe, manager of Armour
& Co., expressed the opinion Thurs
day that the hog supply would be
sufficient for the natual consump
tion of the country for some time
to come. ',
"There is ho demand 4or supply
ing the army andthe allies at this
,tiime," said Mr. Howe, "which was
one of the causes of the big rise
in price a year ago. The fact that
there is a plentiful corn 'crop
throughout the country has been
one of the principal factors in caus
ing the present drop in hog prices."
Mr. Howe, said he had been able
to get all the hogs his company
wanted at the quoted prices, and,
in fact, had more than he wanted.
Retail Price Remains.
A survey -of the local butcher
shops as to the effect in the drop in
the hog market revealed that the re
tailer if taking' no cognizance in
the decrease in once at the stock
yards, and pork chops, steaks and j
loins art being sold at tne old war
time prices, '
One hog raiser, .who brought in
four loads yesterday morning, said
he would not mind getting less for
his hogs if the people would be
benefitted, but he objected to hav
ing to sell his hogs cheaper and
hear that butchers were still getting
the old prices when hogs were sell
ing for $22 a hundred and more.
Another Nebraska shipper, Who
brought in several loads of hogs and
let them go at the reduced market
price quoted yesterday, said there
was something wrong .and that
some one way making 'a big profit.
French Traitor Will Likely
Face Firing Squad Today
Paris, Oct. 23. The commission
on revision having reported that it
found no grounds for granting a re
hearing in the case of Pierre Le
noir, under sentence of death for
having held intelligence with the en
emy, and President roincare having
declined to accede to the prisoner's
petition for "a. pardon, Lenoir will be
handed over to the firing squad for
the execution of the sentence of the
court-martial. The execution prob-
ablywill take place Friday.
Omaha Business Men
W21 Meet Appaient
Grand Opera Deficit
The apparent deAelt la reetiptt
for the apetraaea of the S&eago
Grand Optra association mi Omaha
has not yet be.en definitely decided,
but a statement, from A. Hospe
gives explanation of how this de
ficit is met ,
When the contraots were' signed
with the association, business men
of Omaha were required to guaran
tee to meet any deficit in receipts
of the performances to the extent
of 20,500. w
'"we guaranteed any deficit within
the $20,500 limit," states Mr. Hospe.
"Receipts short this amount are to
be made good by the signers' of the
guarantee. If, therefore, tht busi
ness is short 10 per cent, every
signer pays 10 per cent of the
amount he respectively signed for,
the 100 signer pays $10, the 1,000
signer pays $100.
"The management advised me,
that should they find, at the eleventh
hour, that the sale was short, they
should issue complimentary tickets.
"This they did do, giving thereby
the guarantor an opportunity to
have his friends partake of the
opera.
This covers the erroneous claim.
that the company would not have
ha
pat'
id a deficit if the guarantors had
lid for the complimentary tickets. '
Typhus Is Widespread
Washington, Oct. 23. Typhus is
widespread among the refugees and
peasants in the villages near the
trans-Siberian railway according
to a dispatch to the state department
from Dr. Teusler, in charge of
American Red Cross work in Si
beria. Dr. Teusler appealed for aid,
saying the Red Cross stores were
running very low and that the peo
ple had practically no resources in
which to meet their needs.
"Get$-t" Peels Your
Corns Right Off
Two Drops Will Do It Without Fuss
or Trouble. Never Fails.
There's only ons way to get. rid of a
corn, and that is to peel it off as you
would a banana skin. There is only one
corn' remover in all the world that does it
that way, and that is "Gets-It." It is
Revolt Conspiracy In
Alsace-Lorraine Is
Traced to Germany
Strasbourg, Oct. 23. The con
spiracy for a revolt in Alsace-Lor-rime,
haVfng for its object the.
establishment of an autonomous
republic here, is assuming greater
proportions than at first anticipated.
Koessler, the man alleged to be
arch conspirator and who has been
placed under arrest, has, according
to military authorities, made i "con
fession, aditfing that he has receiv
ed, 500,000 francs from Germany
since last May.
Acting as intermediary between
Berlin foreign office and the con
spirators here, according to Koess
ler's revelations to the police, was
Herr von Gruenelius, a relative of
former chancellor Theobald von
Bethmann-Hollweg.
Literature seized at the home of
Koessler , bore the caption, "The
neutral republic of Alsace- or
raine" and called upon the popula
tion of the two provinces to separ
ate from France,as well as Germany.
Raise Sufficient Money
for Roosevelt Memorial
New York, Oct. 23. Assurance
that the amount necessary for the
purchase of the site of the birth-'
place of Theodore vRoosevelt here
has been raised was contained in an
announcement made by the Women's
Roosevelt Memorial association. The
property will be transformed into
a monument to the principles which
Colonel Roosevelt advocated. It is
planned to raze the building which
now occupies the site preparatory to
the restoration of Colonel Roose
velt's birthplace exactly as it was
in his youth.
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with the "Bayer Cross" on tablets,
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Lumbago, Neuritis. Pain seems - to
fade right away.
Buy only a Bayer package con
taining proper directions. Always
say "Bayer."
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets
cost but a few cents. . Druggists
also sell larger "Bayer" packages.
Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture of Monoaceticacides
ter of Salicylicacid.
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Famous Actress Tells How
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There's No Cons "Gsts-Jt" Will Net 'Cat.
because of this fact that ''Gets-It" is todsr
the biggest seller among corn removers on
this planet. It means the end of "eorn-
fiddling." For hard corns, soft corns, very
old corns, young eorni, corns between the
toes and calluses, it means a quick, cer
tain finish. Gets-It is applied in 2 or
S seconds. All you need is t or S drops.
As easy to do as. signing your name. It
does away forever with tape, plasters.
bsndaares. knives, corn-diggers, scissors.
files and blood-bringing razors Ease your
corn-pains, be corn-free at last.
"Gets-It," the only Bure, guaranteed,
money-back corn-remover, costs but a
trifle at any drug store. M'f'd by S,
Lawrence A Co., Chicago, HI.
Sold in Omaha and recommended as the
world's best corn remedy by Sherman A
McConnell Drug Co s. Stores.
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A GREAT PURCHASE AND
SALE. OF WOMEN'S
Friday pn the Secon
"TTERE'S something unusual," said our shoe buyer when he returned
"JTl from, the east. "We claim it's VERY UNUSUAL.
Unusual to be able to offer a thoroughly good shoe at a price
this. But we have them, and they are absolutely the biggest values
off ered this season for there are : '
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Over 2,000 Pairs to Sell at a Saving of
Y
Choose from such styles as :
Black Kidskin, 9-inch lace boots, welt soles,
t leather Cuban heels.
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Black Kidskin, 9-inch lace boots, welt soles,
leather Louis heels.
Black Russian calfskin, lace boots, welt soles,
leather Louis heels.
d Floor lOfe?
as low as &.&&-
we have . i-tm
1i Mo- .tf::?.
Brown Kidskin, 9-inch lace boots, welt soles,
leather Jjouis heels. . '
Brown kidskin, two-tone, 9-inch lace boots, welt
soles, leather Louis heels.
Brown Kidskin lace boots, shield tips, welt
soles, leather Louis, heels.
Brown kid lace boots, shield, tips, welt soles,
leather Louis teels. ; '
Field mouse, kid lace boots, covered Louis'
ieels, turn soles. (
Brown Russian .calfskin lace boots, Cuban
' heel, turn soles.
Three new, gray kidskin lace boots, turn soles.
Gray French kid, vamp,' English whipcord tops,
covered Louis heeL
; ' . . ' '
Field mouse, kd vamp, English whipcord tops,
ISovered Louis heeL
Burgess-Hash Company
everybobyS stork
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MISS ETHEL, CLAYTON.
New York Miss Ethel CUyton, the
elever young actress now successfully
starring under the Paramount banner, is
famous for her beautiful complexion. When
her friends inquired about it sha said :
"It's all due to a toilet preparation called
derwillo which I use twice daily. The ex
perience I have had prompts me to make
my secret public. This wonderful derwillo
instantly beautified my skin and its con
tinued use hss made the results perma
nent" When Mae Edna Wilder, the well
known beauty specialist, was interviewed
in reference to Miss Clayton's remark
able complexion stated, "Anyone ean have
a beautiful complexion when they know
how. It's a very simple process. I use
the same article in my work and until
you try it you have no idea of the mar
velous results. The very first application
will astonish you. Go to the toilet counter
of any drug or department store and get
a bottle of derwillo, tnen make tns fol
lowing test: Examine your skin critically
before your-ralrfor, not carefully its ap
pearance, then apply derwillo as directed.
After yon have made the tint application
look in your mirror again ana note tne
surprising change. A peach-like color
mounts the cheeks: a baby softness comes
to the skin; it makes the skin rosy-white.
velvety and radiantly beautiful. It
wonderful for a dark, sallow skin, shiny
nose, freckles, tan, oily skin, sun spots,
eosrse pore, pimples, blackheads, chapped,
rough skin, ruddiness, wrinkles and many
other facial blemishes. Derwillo method
is absolutely harmless and will not pro
duce or stimulate a growth of hair. I
is superior to face powder, as perspira
tion does not affect it, therefore it stsys
on better. Thousands who have used r)
have had the same resulta as Miss Clay
ton, snd I am sure if you will give it a
fair trial you will become just as en
thusiastic as I am and always use It to
preference to any other powder or beau--tifier."
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NOTE- When asked about Derwillo ant
of our leading druggists said, "It is truly
a wonderful beautifier, away ahead of any- .
thing w have ever sold before. Wa art
authorized by the manufacturers to re
fund the money to anyone who is dit.
satisfied, and we would not permit tht '
use of our name unless the product pos.
sessed unusual merit." It is sold in this
city under an iron-clad money bsek guar
antee by all department stores and up-to-.date
druggists, including ghermas, 4
McConnell, the ' Beaton
Merritt Drug Co.
Drug and the
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, Another Sleepless Night?
It's been a busy and fretful day. Brain fagged, nerves frayed
and body exhausted conscious that tomorrow is fraught with
new triiils and tribulations, he realizes the imnerative need nf rpfri,;-
i I i niiyhf e ract V U. k.,,!). ... 1 i t . . -
bed lest he roll and toss throughout the night,
a ,.U eficnce the horrors of niKhtmare snd insomnis
Are you troubled with wakeful, restless nichu; Do you ftrl
up in the morning feeling more tiisd than when you went te
bed, because your rest is todisturbed and broksot Then, tr
m mi
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at enlv I'k fxcture bovt.
Refute ell tubsiitutes.
The Great General Tonic
Tho hour of bcd-tima wHI soon loco Its terrors and vau will
niitht free from U:sturlnees. LYKO" will hi. J. .?.;.S
r.vect .sound I and iM'sccful slumber and bring you down tothi
brcakfust table in the morning in mxxl SDirit. .nrf Ti i.k.;2 '
mind, and with an '
trim, keen for the day's activities: rested and ,.fe.w V- '5 TUX'" !!n" ".' I,h.t"
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l!v? brain fag and physical fcE&tf?HS8M rfvl J 't '
exhaustion: 1 u i I d a up tho i5svs-',S!off,-4(
serves: etrc-ngthent the mus. V WwiiVviiH'W Ji-vtJic.
dcrrand rehabilitates generally
the weak,
out. Ask
hottlo today
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habilitates generally iU. ft: ' viQ Jn-i P
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