The evening herald., June 04, 1915, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

About The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942

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PlilDAY, JUNK 4, 1015
MA
universal)
Food Chopper
Cuff Like a
Pair of Shears
Man) so-called ihopptis rmtli
Olid tnr llic mril nr vegetables,
niiting the Julio and ilrsiiojiiiK
the flavor.
Tlic UNIVEKSAL-the .nKi
ml Food Chopper cuts like a
pair of ilifiri, wiih tivo luip,
lirvclrd edges. 'I'licie edges ate
a tdjuiteiithat they keep thaip
automatically by ailing one upon
the other.
The UNIVERSAL Food Chop
prr cleanly chopa all kinds of ineati
raw or cooked and fruit and
vegetables coarse or fine at drilled
uiMiuf masking r taring
Each UNIVERSAL Foo.1 Chop,
per it equipped wild loatie,
medium and fine cutteri.
Extremely simple. Nothing to
get out of order. Parti inter
changeable easily cleaned.
Roberts & Hanks
WOOD!
HliKk W'ihmI, IiniiI &,?(
llniililn loml . . at:l.?n
liiy Hliih, HMiuli . .na.'jr.
III) Slllli, l-Miil Hit (Ml
IIimI) iiiul I. hub WimmI
Owl unit I'tifl Oil
KLAMATH KUEL'CO.
5'5 Main Slreet
TUNA
The Chicken
of the Sea '
MukcN ii itollrlou miIiiiI, mid Is
lirinilllnK liioiK Miitilai for this
piilMM.i limit mi) other llslt. It
Is iilo fln in-uiiietl.
"Creamed Fish,
a Tempting Dish"
15c and 25c
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Quality fJiiinrn"
I'Iiiiiim vf. nth mid Mall
Watch Our
Announcements
ON THIS I'.Wii: ItFdl'I.VK
Harrison & Matt
Oiii store Ih on Klamath Avu
and Hlxili street
WOOD
WOOD
'Ih'ik, SIiikIk load i!.AO
Muck, iloulili. load . ,
liy SlaliH ui.tfn
1 lso hanille llody ami Limit "
llelli' liu) )oiu' rui'l ii", Uille
'lie pi ho In no Ion ,
l.eavo oidora at Klamath Ue
I'iittinent Store, Third uud Main,
PHONG WW
P. C. CARLSON
HOUSTON HOTEL
I. A. Houston, lrOi. Soivlce
Kood, light housekeeping rooms
nt prices that will please you,
OwoalUi Foatoaftw.
Serbia's Military Success Is Due
to the Serbian Trained Leader
With Few Men, Little Money, Rheumatism-Crippled General
Putnik Is Working Miracles
lit IHIMts WOOD
(I nil" (I Phhh SiniT Correspondent)
iii:m:ual in:AiKjUAitTi:HH or
llli: Hi:itlllAN AIIMV, KnioiDnntH.
hi I hi i. A j 1 1 1 J 'j; (, ,,,,,11 Nw
Vlll I. I I lll'li I nil In) hill oil" lllll-
iiiiiii' In the present
win 'I he allien
llllVI llllllllHl (.0111-
pletol) enilltlod
the Annlio-doiman
uipliiH w i t h a
nll nr steel anil
lire AgnltiHt this
I 111 ptl hxii l I ' Inn I lei
Hie Alintiii-lieriilliliH
Hie now beating
out theii cvli-dl-iiiIiiIkIiIiiu
i i 'mo ii ii i 'h
HtltfJVooJ In hopeteHH effort
Ii Ik uii'leiv n iiii'Hllon of time until
I licv Ilium lie lie lli'li "
Willi this nt itomi III the longest
Inlervhw ho bun ovi r grunted field
MiiiMhiit liitiilK, ililef of Hlnff. ami
the fill ut MofTre" of the Serbian
in in Hichcil me at gcuci.il hoivd-
iu.iiIiih tndit) Tile Heihl.iiitt (all
Ii I in l lift I "liiffie," anil the (ieiiiuiliH
inlfflit ndiiilt that he Is the Serhl m
'lllinloiihurg for at the (lose of the
M'louil Balkan win the (ieriniiii mill-
Itiuv iilli.ihe llh the Serhlnii iiiin,
in Ii I h ollli lul loport to the (ienuan
U'nM'i unicnl, piild IiIkIi tilhute to (ten-
!liil I'litnll; iih the Kiiatext inllltar
i hI I ileKlft of modem (linen
I I.Ike the PreiK Ii KeiieiallsHlmo,
jl'ulnllv Ih I hi it in ii III ordliuir (m-
UeiHiitlou mid speedilcss when It
(iiiiioh In military operntloiiH llrlef
iih mo the oiiiiiiiiiiIiiii a glton out hv
tin- Serbian Koeriiment, the) are nl
KiKethei loo mtIioho for the uitii
inaiider In thief At (ho clone of the
hint Krent battle ulth the AiiHtrl.iiiH
In Ueieuiber, when Putnik drove the
((in in j out of Seililu and foiccd tliuin
!' lo leivo behind .Ifl.OOn dead and lu,-
MHjil ihIhoiiois, he forcibly cxpreHaed
hlx dhaiiloMil of the text of the olll
! clal roinmiiuliiuo,
This una ticncial Putnlh a own
Will Woik at Thnill. i
John .Ion loft tinlii) tor Thiall,
whore ho will woik on i. impeutei
job fin li.i llnuseii
sunn. Iieaiilllul slj lis in iiiiiv
slilils hi 1, K. Ii. Sloio.
( atinila vearl) Bpciids jsiio.iiiin on
uiiibielliiH. piniMilH, siiushailes md
i a lies.
siiiiik inlnlit) slum i slinw .md Pan
ama llnls ut K. It, K Hioii', liniHiig
lliilli ii.
ItilHSla lacks but 10 ilegues of
leadiiug half wav niimnil the globe
The Hist sound was liiinsiiillli d hv
telephone In Boston June L is,
WE ARE NOW PREPARED
Todo Automobile Repairing
ITi-sl i hiss woik, Pi Ins light,
liiisiillue sold nut lime, il i) "i
night, Iioiii out siileivalk pump.
I in' all piped lo I lie pump.
No 1 1. lining Into Hie ganme loi
mis oi all.
I.'IM. I S 'Iltll NI
MH WILL COM!' CIN
TELFORD BROS.
I inner I'mmer anil Main
ISP
4UJUSC2ifl nnnnnlnnMnnl rjtdWVrlv
wfm M la
V wMvM mm
iWantAdsi, ,
k Ar Money x
jBI Makers
BrnlPlnnni
THE EVENING
lib-ii or how the ioiiiiiunliiiu ahould
mid Follow Iiik our operntloiiH of
Hi' Inst i Into weeks, theie are now no
Aiihlilaii Mildlera on SdiIiIiiii noil, ex
ii pt iuIhoik ih Putnik '
I'lilnlk k Kieiit nblllt iih ,i Httate-i
Klut III Hi IiioiikIiI Ii I til In'o piomllicncu
In the hint two II, ilk. in wnrn Ho
1 1 unhid tho TiiikH, and bj bucIi caro
fnll) iilamiiil strategy that the Ser
h an losses were coniiaratloly ery
hiuiiII At the fanious battle of Koni
iiiiiim' the Tin kH loft CO.ono dead and
KiniiiiUd on the Held, and the Ser
bians imh Ifi.nni) He wiih diunlly
sin i e riful at .Mon.ixtlr and at Prlleji
In the iniHent win IiIh lemarkablllt
In IiiiiiiIIIuk armies w.ih brought to a
Htlll (,'ie.itei lchl, owing to the ex
hausted loxouriea of his forces, fol
lowing the two pi e Ions wars.
In the llnal clash with the Austrian
folios at Sibal and l.olmiltrn, where
ail) In Sepleinbei the enemy suffor
ul l lii-lt Hist Hushing difeal at the
In. nils ol the Seiblnus, (iuiei.il Put
nik s nrui). nuM'itheless, lost he.ill)
There followed one of the master)
ictieals In lilstoi) It was not until
i.nl) In .NoM'inbpi tint the Aiihtrl.niH
gatheri d another arm) and stalled
against Serbia The) planned llrst to
l.iku Kingii)e.ito, where tho Sorblnn
aiseual Is located, then to niarc.li on
to NIhIi, tho tempornr) (upltnl, and
tin ti on men to Salonika, the Aegean
pint, at which Austi I.i has cast long
Ig e)is for half a centur)
Ptitnik's ami) had bpent uearl) all
lis leinalnltig munitions In two
I'limtlm of trench warfaio lutencnlng
between the September and November
campaigns. Pianoo promised aid, but
It was known that It would be weeks
In aiiUing. It wiih dining these
weeks t lint tho Serbian "Joffre" per
formed uilincles of strateg). He
placed his tumps at points in tho
mountain passes the Austrians were
forced to l,ieise .mil at a minimum
expcudltuie of ammunition held back
the Invalid i; until tho French ships
lo'trhicl Salonika. Vh"n aid camo
m
v,OW can tliitgrraictl of all de-
I T II ttctlve' C 'traiglit to the
ISI heart of any nitery, fiad
M7M cluei the police have over-
looked, and make criminals
do ai he tells them'
What wonderful power it hid-J
den behind thismellof the clubs
whoie brain worlci tike light
ninf.nhoie nerves are of itcel,
who defies deatli and danger
with a smile f
See Herbert Kawhason, that fin
ished and polished player of lbs movie
world. In this great part, positively tba
most remsrkable detective character
ever staged in the entire world
See The Black Ilox, the World's
mostrascinatlng serial ana ou win see
finer acting, more wonderful scenes, more
csclttng episodes, man ou ever
dreamed were possible.
You muit see The Black Box
befora you can juiigo it. Decause
It Is entirely and distinctly differ
nt. It's In a class by Itself, be
aside one night every week to
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HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Hie Austrians wore within a few miles
of KraguyoatH.
With tho flesh supplies of ammu
nition, Putnik fell on the advancing
Austrians, i rushing them, and driv
ing them complctol) out of Serbia.
At Kiagii)ntf, Nlsh, Valloo and a
half dozen other towns hundreds of
men aie still working today, putting
Into shape for future use the cannon
and ammunition captured from the
Austrians
Cienen.I Putnlk's mllltarj genius) Is
all tho more astounding because It Is
piild) of homo development. Ho
never went to Russia, (lermaiiy 01
France, as have most of tho Iinlkan
M-nernls, to study mllltaty science,
as ha-vo most of tho Balkan generals.
He began his career as a major in the
war against Bulgaria In 1SS3 and rose
grnduall) until the victories he won
In the present wai made him a field
uir.rahal
Dining the Hall. an u.u (Jeueral
Putnik contracted rheumatism from
sleeping on rainy hattlellelds Ho
v.as tinilti tioitment at an Austrian
bath lesort when the Austrian ulti
matum was Hashed lo Serbia last
summer He caught the first train
for Scibla, was stopped by the Aus
trians at tho frontier, but was re
leased when it was found theie was
no possible pictoxt for holding him.
Foreign mlllt.ir.v attaches believe tho
outcome of tho present war might
have been changed if the Austrians
had pi evented Putnik from crossing
into his native country.
(eueial Putnik'b suffciiugs from
ihoumatlsm lias been added to since
tho wai began by severe attacks of
asthma. Despite all this, and not
wlthbtanding his advancing .-vga. ho
continues nt his post as chief of stuff.
A set of brilliant ofllcers burround
him in his little room and oecutc his
orders Ills personal staff Includes
his bflu-In-law, a major in the Serbian
army During the few hours he Is
off duty ho spends his time at his
daughter's house.
15
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One a
week
THEATER
Leaders in the service
of Transfer, Baggage,
Hauling, Moving and
Storage
THE PHONE
Fifth and'Maln
I HBaHnnSaMBeB
I I I Kl I ll?n CjTPVnnnB
Gertrude & Co.
I Mid-Season Millinery Sale
Saturday and nil next week Every
j pattern hat at Halt Price. You may
I select from these models large flower
trimmed I.cghortiH, now transparent
fitimmor hats, large picturesque sall
ora, chic trimmed turbans.
' ALL AT HALF PRICE
L All other trimmed hata nt 25 per
icent discount.
j OERTKUDH & CO.,
113 Fourth Street
Chautauqua Tickets
aki; ov ham; AT
'Jim llmilioiielie, Hall Hotel, White
Pelii an Hotel, (Jolelen Rule Store,
Well I'm go 1 1 press Office, First
I Stnli .mil Mil lugs Bank, .1. F. Ma-
guile & ('ii. Sloie, Kit; I la sin Lumber
( o. Ollli r, Siungo Bios'. Ofllce.
Our (ontrart with Hie Klllson
i While l Iiiiiiliiiiquu Sjslein rei,ulreg us
lo iiilv.inie tlie pi Ire of Adult Season
llikcis 111 ls:t.00 nt NOO.N. .HK nth.
W. S. SLOUGH,
miM' it) Klainntli CliautiiiliUa -Iss'n
In Ashland
Ma I'liients of Aslilunil Citi.eus Are
Miva)s of Inleiesl lo Our I tenders
lo in in) of our leadeis the streets
ot shland mo almost as familiar
as inure of our own town, and we
an- niiiuall) interested to lead of
happenings theie. The following re
pent from a well known and respected
lesldontx will be helpful to numbers
of men and women in Klamath Falls:
Mrs. M. J. Wllbourn, 190 D street,
Ashland, Ore., says: "Whenever my
bark and kidneys bother me I use
'I loan's Kidney Pills and they quickly
(line the trouble awa). I never knew
'of another remod) that gave such
good results."
Pi loo 50c at all dealers. Don't
Isimpl) ask for a kidney remedy get
' Doan'x Kldne) Pills the same that
Mrs. W'llburn had. Foster-MHburn
Co , prons., Buffalo. X. Y.
(Paid Advertisement)
What is the difference between peo
ple in business and professions send
ing their mono) to Oriental laundries
land farmers sending to mail order
I houses? One minute for answer. Send
hour l.fundry to the Klamath Falls
Steam Lnundry. 31-tf
Pay less, dross lietter. Get that
I to) nt Tailored Look K. K. K. Store
lor Ro)nl Tailored Clothes.
L, SPLITT1
Dr.
James' Headache Powders re
lieve at once 10 cents a
package.
You take a Dr. James Headache
Powder and In just a few moment
your head clears and all neuralgia and
distress vanishes. IV the quickest
and surest relief for headache, whether
dull,, throbbing, splitting or nerve
racking. Send someone to the drug
tore and get a dime package now.
Quit suffering it's so needless. Be
sure you get Dr. James' Headache
Powder then there will be no disap
pointment. DRINK HOT TEA
j FOR A BAD GOLD t
(it ,i small picknge of Hamburg
Hum-! It i. or as the German folk
cull it, llimbuiger Bnut 1 hee," at an)
ph ii mm), lake a tablespoonful of the
lit. put. u cup of boilinj,' water upon
it. p"iu t'iriiiiah a sieve and drink a
turnip full at an) time during the
ilav nr before retiring. It is the mot
itruilio way to break a cold and cure
crip, us it opens the pore of the skin,
ieli" in iiingestion. Also loosens the
bowels tluiH driving a cold from the
K -1(111.
' T l v it the next time you suffer from
a lo'lil nr the grip. It is Inexpensive
mid nitlrcly vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
LUMBAGO WGHT OUT
Rub Pain and Stifflaeai away with
1 a small bottle of old nonert
St. eTaooBt Oil
u'i... nnr liuk la aore and lame
or lumbago, sciatica or rheumatism has
jem stiffened up, dont stuterl Get a
23 icnt bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little in your band and rub It right
into Iht- pain or ache, and by the time
j ou count fifty, the soreness and lame
iiffca in gone.
Don't "lay crippled I This soothing,
pud lit ins oil needs to be uud on!)
mac, It takes the ache and pain right
'tit of vour back and ends the miser).
I Is magical, yet absolutely harmless
n I doctit't burn the skin.
Votliing else stops lumbago, sciatlcn
Mud lame baek misery so promptly)
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HEADACHE
"TIZ" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET
.No Puffcri-Up, Hurtling,
Tender,
Sueoly Feet No Corn
or Caltousea
MH.ppl
Happy!
UmTU'
V V
"TIZ" makes sore, burning, tired, county of Klamath, State of Oregon,
feel fairly dance with delight. Away dated the 3rd day of June, 1915, In a
go the aches and pains, the corns, certain suit In the circuit court for
callouses blisters, bunions and chll- said county and state, wherein W. Ta
blalns. Ilanta as plaintiff recovered Judf-.
"TIZ" draws out tho adds and ment against D. M. Donnelly, Don
poisons that puff up your feet. No Jolly, Charles Horton and Henry t
matter how-hard )ou work, how long-M1" tr the sum of Ave hundred"
)ou dance, how fnr )ou walk, or how 'twenty-four (1524.00) dollar, with;
long you remain on your feet, "TIZ" . interest at the rato of 6 per cent per
brings restful foot comfort. TIZ"iannum from August 10. 1914, and
Is magical, grand, wonderful for one hundred fifty (150.00) dollars.
tired, aching, swollen, smarting feet.",Uorne"8 tee- and tne further um-of
Ah! how eomrortable, how happy you' tW-four and 45-100 ($14.45)
feel Your feet Just Ungle with Jey: f o11"3' wxhr,ch "" Judgment was en
shoes never hurt or seem tight. jterd n ?"c,n "' V15' u ,
et a sr. cent box of "TIZ" now N" ce j8 netre fftvenn
i, , , . . 'on Saturday, July 10, 1916, at the
from any druggist or department i. . ,. , . . . ..
1 . . . . . , . hour of 10:00 o'clock a. m., at the
store. J-nd foot torture forever .,. . ,j . , . .
, , - .front door and main entrance of the
wear smaller shoes, keep your feet , h , ,u ... .
fresh, sweet and happy. Just think!
2." rents
(Advertisement)
LEGAL NOTICES
Summons by Publication
(Equltj- No. 680)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klam
ath. Franklin X. Hedrlck, Plaintiff,
vs.
Charles Paulson, Emma Paulson, bis
wife, Louise Wleger, also some-'
times known as Louise Paulson,!
and Louise W. Paulson, now)
Louise NY. Heldrick; also all otb-'
er persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right .title, estate,
lien, or Interest in the real es
tate described In the complaint
herein, Defendants.
To Ch&Tles Paulson and Emma Paul
son, his wife, and also all other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right .title, estate,
lien, or Interest in the real es
tate described in the complaint
herein, Defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
jou aro hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled
court and catibe, on or before the last
day of tho time presciibed In the or
,der for publication made herein, to
wit: The 2d day of July, 1915, and
ill ou fall to so answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
'the court for tho relief prayed for In
his i ompliilnt herein, to-wlt:
I Kor tho foreclosure of that certain
'mmlKago made and executed by
'Charles Paulon and Louise Paulson,
on the 13th day of September, 1910,
to and In favor of Martin Brothers,
incorporated, a corporation, for the
I bum of $328.50, together with Inter
Jest theieon, which said mortgage
wns, on September 10. 1910, recorded
in Book 10 ot the Real Estate Mort
IfiiiRO Records of Klamath County,
Oregon, at pago 2S4, and thereafter
icgularly assigned to tho plaintiff,
nnd on which, nt tho date of the fil
ing of tho complaint heroin, theie re
mained due and unpaid the sum of
'$212.70, together with Interest as In
the said mortgago and complaint pro
vided; that nil the right, title and In
tel est of the defendants, or either of
them, In and to tho lands herein de
'scilbeel, be foreclosed, except the
I right to redeem as provided by law;
'for tho recovery of and from aald de
fendants of the sum ot 127.05, paid
by plaintiff to redeem the real prop
erty embraced in said mortgage from
delinquent tax sale; for his costs and
disbursements herein and accruing
cests: for $100.00 attorney's fees
'lieieln. Said mortgage covers and
embraces the west one-halt of the
northeast quarter, tho northwest
quarter of the southeast quarter, and
the northeast quarter ot the south
west quarter of section seventeen, In
township forty south, range eleven
east, ot the Willamette Meridian; for
the sale or said lands In the manner
provided by law, and that the pro
eceds of such sale be applied as fol fel fol
eows: lit To the cost! and disburse
ments of this ault and the foreclosure
of said mortgage and the sale of the
premises embraced therein.
2nd To the payment of such sum
as the court may adjudge reasonable
I'AUK
SBnSBtar --v
' ... . . k- . iwurvr?!.!
di.it. ftt 4&
I 3rd to the payment to Mm -!
I tiff or the sum of I21I.7, tfUMf
, with the Interest thereon from tie)'
date of said complaint at the rat f
ID no oant .. .... ...lit .l.
' i'va vein iv Rwiuui hhui jmimt a
This summons Is served upoa jw
hv ni-rier nt fha MntiApahl newie'
NoIa)d Judge of tJj0 gtM g,..
(made on the 18th day of Mar, 191C;
by publication thereof In the Erratic
i Herald, a dally newspaper pubilehe
.and of general circulation la Ktaatata
'county, Oregon, for six coaMeatlrei
and successive weeks, the first publi
cation being on the 21st day of May,
; 1915, and the last publication thereof
on the 2d day of July, 1916.
J. H. CARNAHAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
21-2-4-11-18-25-2
Xotlco of gberMT Sale
By virtue of an execution and order
of sale In foreclosure duly Issued by
tho clerk of tho circuit court ot the
wHMb, .wua Muuav, ,at tuo V,hJ v&
Klamath Falls, Klamath county, Ore
gon, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following
described property, situated In Klam
ath county, state ot Oregon, to-wlt:
A certain flume constructed of
wood for carrying water for farm
irrigation purposes, 352 feet of
which Is built on the EH of NW
' of section 35, township 37, 8. range
11 east of Willamette' Meridian,
and 736 feet ot which la ballt on
the NEK of the SW of said ec-"
Hon. together with a atrip of lean
20 feet In width on each aide of the
center line ot said flumes, or a
total width of 40 feet upon, across
and taken from said described
lands, upon which strip said flumes
are constructed and located, and
being the only flumes found upon
said lands;
Also a certain flume'or runway
connected with the dam for the
Horton project built on the SH of
the SWK of section 26, township
37 south, range 11 east of the
Willamette Meridian, together with
the dam of said Horton project,
and the land upon which the same
is situated, viz.: all of the Sft ot
the SWV ot section 26, township
37 south, range 11 east of Wil
lamette Meridian, the said describ
ed flume or runway and dans' being
the only flume or runway and dam
situated upon said descrlbed..land,
or as much tbereot as may be neces
sary to satisfy the said Judgment, in
terest, attorney's fees and costs and
accruing costs.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
Juno 3, 1915.
C.-C. LOW.
Sheriff ot Klamath County, 'Oregon.
Uy L. L. LOW, Deputy.
STOXE QALE. Attorneys for Plain
tiff. 4.11-18-25-J-9
Proposal
No lieu is hereby given that the un
designed. County Court of Klamath
Count). Oregon, will receive bids for
I ho erection of a steel bridge scrota
i.ot Itlver up to and IncludingJuns
20th, 1915, ia f p. m. of said oat.
Tim bids will include the hauling
of tho bridge from Bonanta, Oregon;'
the construction ot abutments and the
making ot tills for tho approaches.
and tearing down old bridge.
'1 lie bidb will bo In the following
f eim:
ITa tiling bridge from Bonan
za to site , . $
Placing approximately 285
jnrds concrete or masonry, A
per yard , I
Placing approximately 8,600
nrds embankment, per
) ard , . . $
Tearing down old bridge ,.-
Erection of bridge , . f
'1 ho above to be doue according to
the plans and specifications on 'Hie
wiih tne county ciera. jfewl
All bids must be sccouptnled wlthiii
a certified cneck ror a per eat or tae,
amount of bid.
The County
Court reserves
RL.ki H.lA.a - .M4 .11 lleaasalMtVkl
llftlll IU IPJUbt BJUj Ml PJfiUPIflJj jKI
Infnrmii1ltta.ni In tttA hldsv ! tAisnii 1V13I
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