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JAP ADVANCE is ON.
Indications Point to Another MamMo
Campaign Being Opened in Man.
churia-Russians FaIlinu Back.

Godysdani, Aug. 16.-The JapaneseT
began an advance against the Russians&
at Yangda pass and at %Zoumoshou, II
Ouitsgou district, at $3.50 yesterd/
morning. Their forces were not VI
numerous, there being only two baV
talions in each column. The move
ment had every appearance of a dem
o%nstration. The Russian %outposts fem
back in good order. The Chinese inR
this vicinity are again Significantly
leaving for the southwark. The JapaI
nese advance of yesterday, howevelx
proved to be only q DEMONSTRATORS
After AN exchange of rifle fire betweak
the outposts the Japanese column re
tired.
Mutineers Are Punished.
Sabastapol. Aug. 16.-As a result oil
h trial of tifty-three muSineers of thl&
training ship Pruth, fifteen nave beeiH
acquitted, four condemned to be shoiE
three sentenced to penal servitude foE
life, and the remainder to variouN
shorter terms. The court recommende]s
that two of h death sentences bA
committed TO penal servitude for lifeW
and the two others to ten years inn
prisonment. q
Russians Are Falling Back. 4
Toxic, Aug. 16.-It is reported that thea
Russians are retiring acros the TumNSl
river and that they will avoid u battle9
III IOTlIleTH Korea. continuation OIL tlet
rumor is not o%btainable.
Linevitch in Tight Place.
London, Aug. 14.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Japanese correspondent at Moji,l
Japan, cables hat General Linevith ~
constantly changing his dispositionsTi
order to deceive Field Marshal Oyama.
Prisoners say" the correspondent.
adds. that General Linevitch is con-
stantly t~elegraphing for additional
----
forcements to hold the line to Vladivo-j
stok. Considerable forces nave been
withdrawn from his right and sent tol
his left wing.
New arrivals are disinclined to fight;
and say they will surrender at the first
opportunity.
The Japanese who recently occupied
k~amtchatka are o constantly PAD
trolling that coast and the Sea off
Okhotsk.
TT is believed at Toxic that as soon
as the Japanese flag is seen flying at
any corner Of Siberia it will affect NJ,
Whites attitude at the peace confer
ence." N-. 5s4
Borrows $1oo,ooo,ooo.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. IA new in
ternal loan of 500, 900, 900 will be is.
sued August II. WIFI
Internal Strife Goes On.
Kieff, Russia, Aug. 14.-Serious dis
turbances have broken out in the
streets of Iitomir. .
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CROP is SPLENDID
Government Crop Report Shows Cons
ditions Are Favorable for a
Bouptifut Harvest.

Washington, Aug. I7.-Crop conditions
nre summarized as follows in the week
ly bulletin issued today by the weather
bureau:
During the week ending August IA
very favorable temperatures prevailed
in all districts east of the Rocky noun
tains. the week averaging slightly cool
er than usual in the gulf states and
warmer than usual throughout the cen
trail and northern portions of the coun-
TRY.
The drought prevailing the previous
week in the middle and south Atlantic
states has beer relieved by abundant
rains, which proved damaging in por-
tions OF the Car0linas and Florida.
Needed rains also occurred in portions
Of the upper Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys, but parts of Nebraska,
of moisture.
Farm work was interrupted by heavy
rains. in the central gulf district and
lower Ohio valley. Rain is badly need
ed In the north Pacific coast.
Reports continue to indicate an ex-
cellent outlook for corn throughout the
central valleys, lake region and middle
Atlantic states. Ram has afforded re-
lief in the Ohio valley and, while the
crop in portions OF Illinois, Missouri
and Nebraska was In need of rain at
the close Of the week, the weather map
of August Ia shows good rains have oc-
CURED where needed in the two first
mentioned states.
EARLY corn is now practically made in
the southern portions of Kansas and
Missouri. Spring wheat has done well.
only slight injury from rust being re-
ported. Under high temperature the
crop has ripened rapidly. some o. the
early sown having been harvested in
North Dakota. Cutting is we'll adj
vanced in central Minnesota and north
ern South Dakota. and practically fin
fshed in the southern portions of these
states and in Iowa and Nebraska. In
Oregon the spring wheat has been bad
ly shriveled in the Willamette valleys
where yields are disappointing.
Only a small part Of the crop in the
extreme northern districts remains I'M
harvested. Threshing is well advanced
and all reports indicate satisfactory
yields.
The apple crop outlook continues I'M
changed, a poor crop being Indicated in
nearly all of the principal apple pro-
ducing states.
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SPICY STORY TELLER.
Risque Talea Ara Narrated in Court
for Editication of yudse Trying
@Tagaart Divorce Case.

Wooster, o., Auf. 16.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon the testimony of Major
Taggart was resumed. Stories that
brought bushes to his cheeks We're
often told by his wife to company in
their home and at dinner parties, ac-
cordtng to the major. II often took her
to task for telling them.' he said. zane
on n occasion she told me to go out
OF the room until she finished" T.,
Captain Taggart was asked to repeat
some OF these. that the court might
judge of their character. He recited
THE Dogs License" Put in a Little
Dash of Lavender" and several Others
In a similar vein. Then the judge
called a halt, protesting that he was
satisfied.
Makes Claim of Virtue.
Il have always been true to my mar
riage vows" said Captain Taggart. 1T
knew nothing of Mrs. Taggart's being
in the hospital until she wrote me aft
er her discharge saying she had been
there to have an operation performed.n
sentiment here seems to be with
Captain Taggart If applause is an in
dicat1on. Cheers and clapping Of
hands greeted a decision in the mayors
SOuAS Ills dLSSiIlGOl wien Lne youth.
Harry Rope, arrested for perjury on
Of Mrs. Taggart. was dis
charged. Rope is the witness who
swore that he saw her buy three beers
and give n to each of the bows and
drink a glass herself.
Drinking Bouts Described.
MAJOR Taggart told in detail how his
wife had smoked cigarets and drunk
whisky in the presence of the children
ana had fold nff-oolo~ $@-;@ 49,
with Miss Anna Berry and Miss Yost
n certain officers. When the major
had objected h had told him to step
outside the room until she was through.
The witness declared he told her that
there was only n kind of house where
women told such stories n smoked
cigarets n drank whisky. Witness
repeated obscene toasts hat were given
by Mrs. Taggart n Miss Berry when
drinking in the presence of officers and
the subjects of these toasts became
common expressions in the circle that
visited his u 1t was shown that
when Lieutenant Fortesque, Captain
Poore and others at Fort Leavenworth
visited at his house there were many
drinking bouts, and the spicy stories
always followed the cocktails and high
balls.
Witness said that Mrs. Taggart came
to the Philippines after she had beer
:, ele Sinci!AnatA hosp1tal, OF ne never
discussed the subject of her sickness
with her.
Tells Of Separation.
Witness said that Mrs. Taggart was
on apparently friendly terms with all
the women at Fort Leavenworth, but
she was on intimate terms with Mrs.
Poore, whom the witness forbade her
to go with, and that she was quite
friendly with Mrs. Ryther, whose hus-
is one Of the correspondents.
Wife'PIayed Church Organ.
The major, under the rabid-fre cross
Of Judge Smyser. brought
wife she was a member of the
church and that for two
years at Fort Thomas she played the
organ at church services, but that he
never attended the church, as he
didn't consider the chaplain a preacher.
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CURE FOR LEPRosYFouND
American Surgeons in Manila Claim to
Have Solved Problem,

Manila, Aug. 16.-American surgeons
connected will the board of health of
Manila declare that they have discov-
cred a positive cure for leprosy. OF
twenty-five cases treated, all have inn
proved, six cases being absolutely
cured. Several patients, portions of
whose bodies We're gone, have recoy-
cred. All of the cases have been under
observation for at least six months.
asld it is absolutely impossible to dis.
cover a trace of the germs of the M-,
ease in the blood of the patients, Thai
method used is q system of X-rays, ma
surgeons do not desire their names to-
be mentioned at present. They will not
ask for the rewards which have been
offered by various governments for a
cure for leprosY.
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MT. WHITNEY IL, . FEET

San Franclsco, Aug. 16.-SurVeyors,
under direction OF r. "A. Farmer Of the
geological survey, who have been at
work some weeks measuring the height
of Mount Whitney. completed work to-
day, and find the mountain is 14,5O2
est measured peak in the United States.
but makes the. height thirteen feet less
than indicated by the barometric read
ings Of Professor A. G. Meade of the
WEATHER bureau. The mountains
height was reached by running exact
levels from the sea at Benica, more
4han go miles away. and from Nojavs.
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TO BLOW UP T%lN
Eric Railroad Officials Heart Of 4,
Sent Presidents Special Over
a Branch Route.

New York, Aug. 16.-That Frie rail.
.oal officials were alarmed for M
safety of President Roosevelt on h,s
way from Chautauqun to JERSEY Cit,
on Saturday is shown by the fact maao
known yesterday that the presidents
car did not come over the main line
Instead the Chautauqua special w,s
broken In two at Suffern, N. Y, and IN
presidential party was brought in hs
a roundabout way over two sinai,
branch roatis.
President Roosevelt is said to have
objected to the unusual precautions
taken, but %acquiesced when positiv.
orders from President Underwood n
the Erie were shown him. These or.
ders were issued as a result of a LET,
ter received by Paterson police which
said there was a plot to blow up th1
presidents train near Ridgewood, N. /
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PASSION PLAY IN a

Paris, Aug. l6.-Roman Catholics in3
France are fiocking to Nancy, where
q passion play. modelled on the1l lines Old
that al Oberammergau, but an entirelys
original work by the Able Petit. ami
This spectacle is said to ]surpass2
anything previously attempted in the,
dimensions OF the stage, number al
performers, perfection OF scenery and
costumes end the devotional feeling al
the actors. The play will be given ev-J
cry Sunday from August so to octo-
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LIQUOR PRICE UP; RUSH
Large Orders Placed Before Rate j.
Advanced Cent n Gallon

Peoria, Ill, Aug. 16.-Spirits were adj
vanced l cent a gallon today and the
demand Saturday for liquor was very
large. Revenue amounting to $1,000
was paid at the Peoria Office during
the week. Rectifiers n wholesalers
placed heavy orders for goods in the
last few days. and the local distillers
have been busy making shipments.
Several packages Of spirits were ex-
ported to Japan for the manufacture Of
smokeless powder.
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SANGER 10 GET JOB.
Assistant Secretary Of War Under Root
Slated for Assistant Secretary
Of State.

Lenox, Mass, Aug. 17.-There. is a
report in stockbridge that VIM. c.
Sanger, OF New York. will he appointed
assistant secretary Of state this week.
Sanger IL now In Labrador with Sec
rotary Root. He served as assistant
secretary " war under Root,
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coNFEssEs WIFE r
Kentucky Man Under Arrest at oadeo
Says He Shot Woman.

Nashville, Aug. 16.-Percy j. Luster,
charged with killing his wife at Guth-
RE, KY, about two weeks ago. TODAY
confessed at Ogden, Utah, where he 10
under arrest. He said:
Yes, I killed her. / bought a powder
at the drug store to make her sleep.
but h would not. Then when she Was
not looking l put the gun to her head,
and fired"
Luster will go to Kentucky without
requisition papers.
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CATCHES SO
Many Indian. Killed or Injured in an
Unusual Accident in British
Columbia,

Van Couvel. B. c., Aug. 15.-The number
of dead and injured at Spencer's Bridge is
placed at nearly fifty. There were sixty
Indians in the village when a landslide
occurred and not more than a dozen es-
capped injury or death.
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BOXING PROVES FATAL.
Death Of Sailor on the Yankee Was
Accidental,

Washington. Aug. 15.-The navy depart
ment has received the report Of the board
Of inquiry which investigated the death
Of Raphael Cohen, a sailor IN the cruiser
Yankee, who, according to a report made
to the department July 10 by Rear Admiral
Bradford, commanding the squadron to
which the Yankee is attached. died as the
result Of a blow received in q boxing con.
test. The board found the cause to be ac-
ctdeEtsl.
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VENEZUELA BUYING GUNS

Places 100000 Order with French
Company for Twelve Batteries.
Caracas, Venezuela. Aug. Eth gov
eminent has signed a 81, 10000 contract.
with the Schneider company of Creusot.
Frasace. for eight batteries OF Is millilnet-
er campaign guns and sour batteries OF
,noilntain guns of the same caliber.
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EXTREME HEAT KILLS FOUR.
Chicago. Aug. 12.-Four people died in
this city yesterday as a result of the
heat, and twenty-three Others were
Frustrated.
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chnrn,inr 40 Ants.

The mistress of a house in India has
to deal with strange servants, pictur-
esoue creatures whose minds are bent
Mt every point by the traditions of
caste or custom. Chota Chankidar was
tiny night Waterman employed by
Cornelia Sorabji because he had che.
sen that occupc tor. But by day he
helped her do her gardening and after
buryfnG seeds would rush eagerly next
morning to see II green leaves were
showing
When the little green things were
really up there came white ants TO eat
them, and it was Chota Chanlkidnr
who found remedy.
at behooveS us to call a magic
man." he said. ''He will say charms
to the white ants, not forgetting to use
some black tar and such things which
are deadly to the ant people"
could not you and use the black
tar and such things, Chota Chanki-
dar?" asked the mistress humPly.
Maybe. But we could not say the
words.''
ss3nt we win say words of our own"
He thought for a moment and then
shook his head with melancholy ener-
~ mo, no, Miss Sahibl The father
Grandfather ways are best always, and
our father-grandfathers always called
1slss,sS..agic men to this like trouble
BESIDES" he addd. sppeasinglX, "of
course, though we people know better
| than the magic men. the ant people are
senseIess ana would not understand
our language"
So the ant people were exterminateo
with appropriate ceremonies.
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"a rul1,rht 1n a1e1Ieo.

There is almost no twilight in Mex
leo. You watch the sun, blazing orb,
descending with growing swiftness ana
y.reathed in a veil of fire toward the
horizon. Around, the air is amber TINT
ed, glowing. Suddenly It begins to
drop behind the distant mountains ana
the shadows advance across the plain,
swallowing up the landscape in mellow
gloom. The shadow draws near ana
nenrer-enveIops the town. Behind you
the sky is still lit up with the rosy
beams. A line of shadow creeps SWIFT
ly up the rugged sides of old Popocate-
nett, obscuring completely the base OF
:he mountain as 1t advances. Up, up
the snow capped crest, deepening IN
tint until ut last It hangs like a great
opal against the darkening sky A mo
ment it remains 50. glowing ana qulv-
ering as II on fire-grows smaller ana
is gone. Night has come.
Through the dusky silence you seek
your hotel, passing on the roadside ST.
lent figures, fagot laden. "Adios. Sc
tor" Their soft voiced greeting faIlS
1pon your ear like benediction--Lee
~. Zlegler in Recreation.
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r,,rnnnh. hnt Kent ooine.

A long winded member of the Mas
aachusetts legislature was delivering
political address in town not far
from Boston. and the village folk gath
cred in the town hall to hear It.
He had been speaking quite awhile
when finally an old scotchman arose
and walked out of the hall. At the
door one of his countrymen was wait
ing with Ills hack to drive the orator
to the station.
us he done yet, sandy2'' asked the
Scot on tile box.
The old man turned about.
aye" said he; "he's done lang ago.
but he will mn stop"
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Hang sheet on the wall or, II
sheet IS not convenient, let down the
windaw shade. One of the players
..ii5t now sit close to tho shade win
his face toward it and turned away
from the company. A few feet behind
him stands light, either lamp or can
die. one of the players now passes be-
tween the light and the first player, so
TINT his shadow falls on the sheet or
shade. The first player must try to
sueSs whose shadow 1t Is. or course
zach player may walk. hop. limp or 10
lnything else that VIII make his silad'
wv hard to recognize
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lows Then the prisoner was prgs
out. EIfs elbows were tied behind "a M
o67 IA his contempt for the Eub4ns
who had sold their officer the colonel
ordered the two men to march Win
fine condemned man and act as bis ex-
ecutioners. They had sold a man Tor
nonevI hut when e came to playing
the mart OF hangmen they rebeIled-
They hing back but the colonel or
dered the lash applied.
When the prisoner was led under aie
uoosed rope the colonel faced him ana
made him a butt OF rldicule- He point
ed ar his rags. at his starved looks az
his unkemDt appearance, and the sol
Iiers in line laughed. From ridicule
he turned 10 sarcasm and thence =
abuse and revIlement, and during the
long half hour the prisoner faced h'n'
calmly without a word. There wcrc
NOT ten men in the lines who did not
feel a secret admiration for him. The
colonel had failed to shake his nerve.
and. chaGrined and angered. he order
ed one of the deserters to place the
barrel and the other to assist the pris-
oner to mount.
Then 1t was that one OF the betray-
eF.s felt the stings of conscience. He
was the one who was placing the BAR
rel. he knew what he was going TO
do would bring him perhaps a more
cruel death than that designed for his
captain, but he did not hesitate Like
a flash he whipped out knife and cut
the prisoners bonds. and. though tax
en- by surprise, Captain Tom bounded
away toward the forest
In his excitement the colonel called
upon the lines to IRE and ran after
the fleeing man. A volley was let go.
and when the smoke cleared away the
colonel lay dead on the ground, the
victim of twenty bullets.
For a moment every soldier seemed
dumb and without power TO move
Then there were shouts and yells, and
the lines broke and became mob.
When order was restored the rene
eades were no longer in sight The
Jungle sheltered them and the captain
they had betrayed.
..Poor devilsr' the released man said.
ct don't blame you much. It's hard
road to liberty, and man has to be
something more thnn hshworm to
win it,
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one LadY's Recommendation Soil
Fifth Bores of Chamberldim's
Stomach and Liper Tablets

7 have. I believe, sold fifty boxes
IF Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets on the recommendation Of
one lady here. who first bought a
box of them about year ago. She
never tires of telling her ncighbors
md friends about the good quail
ties of these Tablets.-P. NJ. Shore.
druggist, Rochester, Ind. The pleas
mt purgative effect of these Tablets
makes them favorite with ladies
everywhere. For sale by Stone &
Mercer.
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All persons hay 6 clllIrs guns
OF indebted to ~ Chapman &
doing business 1t q Glen 1
addition, Clarksburg, Virginia
VIII hereby take nete that sald
Chapman has made gnment
to me for the beneli OF all his cred
itors, and that al persons to whom
.he Is indebted win present proof Of
Third street, IN Gldrlsburg, West
Virginia, on or before the 18th day
of August. 1905, and that all ae=
counts due and owing to him must
be paid tn mo nc such assignee on o
before The goth day of july, 1905.
s.. ". GORDON
Assignee of w. 3. Chapman.
July10tf.
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A SUNRISE Party.

A pleasant surprise party may be
given to your stomach and liver, by
taking a medicine which will relieve
their pain and discomfort, viz: DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They are
most wonderful remedy, afford.
ing sure relief and cure for head
ache, dizziness and constipation. 25c
1T Stone & MERGERS or F. G. Bland's
lrug stores.
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Bilious Bill was agitated,
And was much debilitated.
People said he had consumption
That was everyone's presumption
When he learned what was tn
matter,
Bill made all the doctors scatter
Now he is his own adviser,
Swears by Little Early Risers.
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There is never a minute that we
are not in it-Rush & Wilson, at
Imperial lunch room. june6tf
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This is the season for bowel
troubles. Use M. Frost & Co.'s New
Jersey Distilled BLACKBERRY.
BRANDY. Junes7H
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Stop and look at the beautiful
,hildren's pictures at the Ideal
Studio, 33sMa in street. may3H
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Refresh yourself with imeade
at the james 8 Law Go. june20tf
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Safeguard tie children.

Notwithstanding all that is done
w boards of health and charitably
inclined persons. the death rat
'mong small children is very higl'
Turing the hot weather of the sum
mer months in the large cities
There is not probably one case OF
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Pure New Jersey Distilled
BLACKBERRY BRANDY for all
summer bowel troubles. NJ. Frost
g Co. Family Liquor Store jun27tf
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This is the season for bowel
troubles. Use NJ. Frost & Co.'s New
Jersey Distilled BLACKBERRY
BRANDY. june27tf
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Try a nut sundae at the James {
Law Co. june2otf
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WANTED-A respectable white
girl as chambermaid. Apply from
IL as m. to p. m. Room e,
Traders hotel. 11july6t.
-e-44~---e-A-4g~-~@-see
FOR SALE-New six room house
at bargain located in East Clarks-
burg. See the owner, T. d. Primm,
East Clarksburg, w. Va. 11Jy1m0
WANTED-A first class pantry
airl-AppIy Immediately at Hotel
Waldo. 12jnly6t.
WANTED = Immediately, three
Young ladies between the ages OF Is
and IS, to engage IN pleasant and
lucrative position. Those who have
had some previous experience sell
ing goods, preferred. Por particu-
lars apply at one in person or adj
dress w. z. Parrish, Walker House,
G to 8 p. m. 14iuly3t@
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SEANTED-Girl to assist m
ase work. No washing or iron
Rpply 1T s2s Lee st. jy13tf.
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WANTED-Firs+-cIass room and
card for man ah\> wife for short
eriod, convenient to court house
fige terms and description. J. II
care Telegram. 5julyl2t"
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|roR RF Two-story, seven
M dwelling Rbuse, South Second
inquire Of Roy Alexand-
apr25tf-
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VIM rEIL FLOUR oua4antosd B.at