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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-AT MONTEREY, Pa, A LARGE
and we'll furnished cottage overlooking the
Gettysburg valley. with Ave acres of land: cot.
tage has recently been rebuilt; elk, bedrooms
on second door and two bathrooms: also good
servants rooms In attic: large and airy living
rooms on first door, with modern kitchen and
laundry: good stable and carriage house: vege-
table and flower gardens planted and cared for
by owner. For further particulars apply to NJ
AND J. BRANDT. II T.. Read st.. baltimore
Md. anti
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EDMUND II. BROWN. AUCT1ONEER.

LDMCNU n BfODWN. ACNIlUNEEK.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
We will sell at public auction. within ;he
sale.rcom Of Edmund H. Rrowa 1903 II ST.
TUESDAY. APRIL TWENTY-ONE. 1r0S. AT
HAIF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK AN. Twelve Pals
Of Candy consigned to d. Ramacetti.
TERMINAL STORAGE CO..
applet, eSu e. HARLAN Supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

l.s0o FOR NEW GROOM HOUSE AND 10
acres land. under cultivation: 200 yards from
station. Falls Church electric line. Ad-
dress owner, W. r. GRAY. Oakton, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

FOR SALE-CHEAP.. BY OWNER, Is ACRES
of land: new 5-room house. with cellar. barn
and other outbuldings: located In Alex. Co.
Va. near Great Falls and Old Dominion Il. r.
For particulars address X. Q. GRINDER. Ru-
raj Letter Carrier No. T. Washington. D. G.
nDl0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

. ] have a very large list Of houses and lots
IN ELLASTON TERRACE. LANGDON. WOOD
RIDGE. SHERWOOD and BROOkLAND.
Good lots can be had Mt 5c to Zoe ger foot.
AMI homes are plenty at from $1,000 to 500
esch. Some ON terms OF 800 to sos cash and
. halance at S15 TO S25 per month. Potomac
: water and gas now generally available,
and sewers will be completed this year.
MY OFFICE IS ALWAYS OPEN.
NO TROUBLE To SHOW PROPERTY.
AMP fil-3tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-14

FOR RENT - FURNISHED - LARGE AND
beautiful suburban home at Oakland. Nd. com
p:stely furnished and ready for occupancy
comprising ., acre Of ground in best ,ar; Of the
II age: house Is frame. with porchss on all
sides. and contains parlor. library. dining ROOM
large buffers pantry. Kitchen, twelve bed
:ooms and bath: hot and cold water: fne well
aud cfstsrn Ice house filled for the .eaaon: sta
be accommodating four horses. AMI carriage
lie lawn RENT $500 for the season. Posses.
son given Immediately.
2 AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
apS1f Cor. 18th st. and Penua. ave. ".
FOR RENT-FURNISHED-FO THE SUMNER
at Washington Grove. Nd: two eight-room
houses, with hot and cold water and bath.
rooms: room for garden and stable attached.
Apply to WEAVER BROS. 14I6 ST. NV.
apA-tf
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FOR SALE-FOR ABOUT ONE-HALF ITS VAL
re, to close an estate. a beautiful home In
Rockville: only one block from steam and cleo
tric ears: house has IL rooms and bath; cellar;
beautiful ground; choie fruit: Rouse in fine
condition.; emily bnilt: only s. 500 ON easy
terms. Address T. ". SCHAEFFER, COS 18th
st n aD11-4t
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JOHN F. JERMAN,
Headquarters for Virginia Property
Fairfax and Vienna. Va. Washington once.

II. NV
II you want to buy q grain. dairy, fruit poul.
try or blue grass farm and timber tracts It will
pay Jon to send for my large list Of all kinds
Of country property. It Is full Of bargains in
farms. beautiful suburban homes, subdivisions.
all kinds Of business proportions. I have
nearly two Thousand places for you to select
from. I have always lived in the country and
can do q better part by you than II I had lived
in the city. I can make terms to suit you. The
most Of the property that have for sale Is
located pear steam and electric R.R. and near
Washington. My carriage Is at your service
sny time to inspect property. Shall be pleased
TO have you write. or call and LET US tatk over
tbe business-I will help You to select q home
once hours-Fairfax. from 9 until IL am.
vienna. from l until pm: Washington from
q until $50 pm. You will And the o63ces open
all day Cafl for list and make any appoint.
nnents to Inspect property. Phone connection.
Fairfax and Vienna, Va: Washington, Main
1888 Now IL the time to buy a home II you
~ill make Q good investment Why do you pay
rent all Jour life. when you can buy property
on easy terms and own q home Of your own
when you get oldf np1-tf
FOR SALE-LOTS ON ELECTRIC RAILWAY;
NV; one fare: improving section; only $500;
IS cash. $ monthly; 10 per cent interest guar
anteed CLARK BROS. 1868 o NV.
mh203Ot.4
COLOREb PEOPLE. BUY LOT AT SOUTH
kenilworth. ID. c.. and have your house built
monthly installment plan. Apply Der.
SARD q. BROWN. h9S 18th st. NV mh2S.tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS tNEAR-
ly ncwl porches on three sides: two fine hen
neries and all necessary bldgs.; wire-fcnce,.
chicken yard; one acre Of land. ell fenced:
seven min. to lines Price. 81, 500. A bar
gain To 1t is to admire it. ARTHUR
CARR Hyattsyille Md ap14-3t*
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ao"-d&ds,eSu TRUSTEE

IL THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
TIL MONDAY. APRIL TWENTIETH. 1905.
same honr ami place. By order Of til" trustees.
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FUTURE DAYS.

1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the weather until TUESDAY. APRIL
FOURTEENTH. 1905. AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM
Bv order Of the surviving trustee. ap1l -3t eSn
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EDMUND II. BROWN, Auctioneer.

lrR-dtS.eSu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26
, @ { @ . G c @ Q @ C C Q O 0 c
; WITH THE. MAGAZINES. {
. o O O Q Q o G o o o @ o o @ {
WHAT'S In McCIures7

" iaA w NiNAftiAot
The March McClure's leads OF with
an article on Governor Hughes by
Burton J Hendrick "Feople know so
little about him. has been the univer-
sal complaint and Mr. Hendricks ar
ticle is a most timely turning on OF
the light Ellen Terry monthly con
tribution IS a chapter called Meme
ries Of Booth and Sarah Bernhardt
in which many other famous ones
figure besides the great American
actor and the ethereal "Niss Sarah"
General Picketts widow ia a charm.
ingly intimate article "My Soldier,
recalls the part played by the gallant
confederate general IN the Civil War.
Georgine Milmine, in Chapter Ni Of
Mrs Eddy's Life. tells Of the founding
OF hg Mother Church and the adop.
tioa. ot a con Mrs. Eddy has reached
the age of seventy in this narrative,
but her extraordinary life seems TO
gain flavor with age. "rhe Cost Of
Living by George Kennan. Is the
history of an institution which seems
to have solved one OF the most inn
portant problems which confront the
average man. Besides Mary Stewart
Cuttings serial there is the usual va
iil,y OF fiction Lucy Pratts E1ekiel
| figures prominently N new story
There is a characteristic story hy
James Hopper "Tho Hate that Saved
THE Changing Hours" by Grace Mac
Gowan Cooke aud Caroline Wood Nor
rison. "The Bank Clerks Tale boy
Chauucy Thomas, "Emmeline boy
Fielding Pan. For An There Was ln
llt." by Austin Adams 'liow Jones
Earned the v. g." by Edward Iohus
tone. Contributors of verse include
Florence Wilkinson a E Housman
Floyd Dell and Ruthcho Anshutz
There is coyor and Illustrations by
ipmowish. striking portrait from
Life of Governor Hughes hy GoorE,
r. Tobin. and Illustrations by Eric
Pape. Frederick Oor steele Bicndor
Campbeh and othera.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

ir q manuscript Written hy the wife of
Ernest Eyerhard, one of the leaders of
tile social revolution. II differs from
Looking Backward and other books
OF that character in that the events
narrated begin practically IN the pres
ent, and the history never loses touch
with present conditions ln fact, 81 is
the very reverse Of the usual Utopian
story. for while the final conquest Of
socialist ideas is clearly indicated. the
story deals directly with the present
system In an intensified form and stops
bsfore ever the remedy has been ap-
piled Granted the premises ,oh which
Lopdon's Interpretation OF conditions
Is founded il must be conceded that
he has held his imagination in check
by constant reference TO the facts:
and this IS what makes the picture 80
iriesistibly convincing This history
o The reign of the capitalistIc oligar-
chy does not make a pretty story but
10 has the intense interest of those
dramas of real life which are so much
more Impressive than any fiction.
Not that The Iron Heer Is at all
q mere SOS inist tract II is empha-
tically story oi character ana ddNch-
turc Earnest Everhard is one Of the
most geneine posonages London has
ever created Il may DC there are
sgmo autobiogrnphical touches Ia the
character, al least Everharjs life re
minds as of the authors IN being
packed iull OF movement and adyen.
tme. But a further and moro interes-
ir- paraltcl Is faursi m the fact that
ii Fthis book London who. like DIS
hero. has been accused Of hoing q de-
cidedly cynical realist, reveals him
soif as q iromendors enthusiast an
idealist whose belief In thc possibil
ties OF humanity is boundlcss. No one
can resist the feeling That ho Is nten
aoly in earnest and this ear}osiness
coupled with DIS great literary and
dramatic gift makes The Iron Heel
enc a tho most remarkable books OF
the day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26
EgpgRAL COURT.

Because the crime was committed
IA Washington county and he was ar
rested in Usage county three miles
distant on the charge George Dennis
Lee, charged with larceny OF horse.
was ordered released from custody
by Judge Cotteral although he may
be guilty Of the crime charged The
Testimony showed that the horse WAS
stolen IN Washington county and nol
in the Usage nation, as charged. and
Judge Jotteral instructed the jury 70
bring in a verdict Of not guilty on ne
ground that the court had no iHrisdic-
diction. as Washington county IS 10
the Cherokee nation and not IN the
Usage nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26
WnsnsnsnsasnsmeRNn nan9nlg
y ORDERS OF STATE =
y CORPORATION
= COMMISSION y
h'RsHax1usMsR RsusAH. sssslls1 IN =

(Frat Published in Daily Leader Feb
8. l90S)
CORPORATION coMMis-
SION or OKLAHOMA
Proposed Order No..
To an Railways or Railroads Operat.
iug IN the State of oklahoma and
TO All Whom 1t May Concern
You arc hereby notified that ia The
Office of the Corporation Commission
OF the state of oklahoma. In the City
of Guthrie. oklahoma ON the 2Sth
day of February. 1908. az ten o'clock
A. NJ the said Commission will Eear
any objections which may be urged
by any persons interested against the
following proposed order. rule, regu-
lation aud requirement:
No Railroad or combination OF rail
roads. doing business in the state of
Oklahoma, shall charge for the trans
portation of Crude Petroleum, Fuel
OH and Petroleum Products named
herein, In c,os. lboxedl in barrels,
or ia tank 1ss. ia carload or less
than carload iots between points in
the State a different rate than pro.
vided for in the following proposed
tariff, without first securing the ap-
proyal of this Commission:
Local and Joint Distance Tariff Apply
ing on Crude Petroleum, Fuel Oil
and Petroleum Products Named:
Between an stations in oklahoma
on the Railroads and Railways
Operating in Said State. -.
(Subiect to and goverened by the
rules named herein, and other rules
of this commission. Otherwise gov
erened by the Western classiiicatiOn) }
Points in Okla RATES IN CENTS
Between all PER 100 POUNDS
homa over COMM ODITIE
..uI1 QUO See Following Rules.
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Rheumatism

have found q tried and tested cpro for Rheu-
natisinl Note remedy that VIII straighten The
distorted limbs OF chronic criDples, nor turn bong
Erowths back 10 iiosh again. That IS impossible
But can now surely KIN tho pains and pangs Of
this depiorabie disease.
In Geurany-wlth Chemist IN tho City Of
Darmsadt-f found the last Ingredient with
uhich Dr. shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was mada
e perfected. dependable prescription Without
that last ingredient successfully treated many.
aaay cases of Nheumatisu but nov. 90 lest. itinL
i8rInly cures All cuablo cases Of this heretofore
much dreaded disease. Those sand-like granular
wastes. found in Rheumatic Blood. seem tedissolys
and pass away under Che action Of this remedy a.
hocly as does sugar when added ~ pure water.
Aud then. when dissolved. these poisonous wastes
freely pass from the system. and the c4u1o Of
Rheumatism Is gone forever. There s. now no
real need no actual excuse 70 suffer logger with
out hoip. Vo sen, and 10 couddeace recommend
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In case railroad lines fail to gree
on division of revenue. this Commis,
sion will establish basis for revenue
divisions.
Rule No. 4.
Empty barrels and packages in
which shipments were made shah be
returned to consiguor when rendered
for shipment over the same rails, at
rs per cent of the rates named herein.
both carload and less carload; the
minimum on carload return pack
ages shall be 1900 pounds
The minimum charge on less than
carload shipments herein described
she'll be twenty ave (25) cents over
one line and thlrtl-hve (30 cents
over two or more lines.
Rule No. 5.
Tank cars shall be furnished TO
shippers by the railroad companies
for the transportation OF crude
and refined petroleum between
any and all points within the State Of
Oklahoma. Tank cars shall be fur
nished TO shippers without any dis
elimination, subject to, and governed
by the same rules that any other kind
of cars are furnished
(a) When tank cars are furnished
by the shippers, the railroad or rail-
way companies shall pay three-fourths
cent per mile run each way, and
shall return tank car or cars over
same rails TO point of shipment with
out charge
(bl Railroad comDanies shall, at
points from which empty cars are 10
be returned have way-bils made Tor
such cars. showing to what point the
cars are 20 be returned. and also that
name OF cOnsignco, whether a rail-
road or any other company or person.
And the original and tissue impress
sion of such way-biilg shall be pre-
served and kept ia the same manner
as are other way-bills
fcl Railroad companies shan
promptly receive all tank cars loaded
| with crude or refined petroleum that
are properly offered for shipment
and shall issue bill OF ladins there
for
Cd) All connecting railroads on
railways operating la the State oi
/ Oklahoma shall promptly receive
from and deliver to each other an
loaded or empty tank cars inteDaed
10 pass over their respective lines. or
parts thereof, IN order to reach their
destination; and no railroad shall
! prevent delay ohstruct either by
act uf omission or commission, the
prompt Interchange of such loaded
or empty tank ears to the end that
tho transportation and delivery there
OF TO the eonsignee may be accom-
pllshed with reasonable dispatch
COHPORATlON COMMISSION.
j. E- LOVE,
nHirman.
A. r. WATSON.
commissioner.
]. J. McALESTER,
Commissioners
Attest:
w. l., CHAPMAN.
Secretary
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There SIS no ease on record OF q
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
Or consumption after foley'5 Honey
and Tar bias been taken. % stops the
cough aud breals up the cold quickly
Refuse amy but the genuine Foley.
Honey and Tar IN yellow package
o. Is RenifO.
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mininLna cnrrectod.

Correct The mistake of risbinS pneu-
monia 10y neglecting cough o' cold
when Foley's Honey and Tar VIII not
only stop your cough bat expol the
cold from Your system Foley6 Honey
and Tar contains no opiate5 and is
the hest and safest throat and hung
REMEDY. G. r Reniro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26
WOMAN shoT LAWYER
As "AcT OF GOD


New York Feb. 2G.- Charles M.
Stanford OF smithtown Long Island,
lawyer. was shot and woGaded in the
head by Mrs J6hnic Blunt oi Brook.
lyn IN The corridor OF the OaFneld
building al brooklyn today The wo.
man met Sanford at The latiers Office
door and shot him as he approached.
She declared the act Justified by SAN
fords treatment of aer and was Am
act Of God"
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London's story Of the RevoIution.


Never beiore has Jack London at
tempted so big and daring subject
as he has dealt with in his latest
story 'The iron Heel" Indeed il is
hardly too mach 70 say that a bigger
subject Tor a novel than the remakng
Of the whole present social system
coald scar ely be Imagined Whether
this Is TO prove the great story OF So
cialism the nook that viii unite and
crystalize all the various elements Of
the movement remains TO be seen
Prophesles are always dangerous But
il Is safe 20 say that IL Is book 10 be-
read widely and 10 be reconed with.
TO see this Il Is not necessary TO agree
with London in AN his beliefs. noa
hut avowed socialists OF The radical
type win DO that But the power and
sweep of the story. the grip Of the
drama that ii unfolds are bound ID
make their appeal while the unQues-
tionable sincerity OF the author viii
move even the most CASUAL reader 10
thogghtfulnrss.
The scheme Of the story Is as ingen-
ious as simple and convincing. The
narrative IS supposed 10 be contained
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(First published in Daily leader Feb
u. l90S.l
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON


n. l90Sl
NOTICE FOR BIDS ON
PUELtc PRINTING
Notice IS hereby given that bids
win be received from responsible
bidders in oklahoma by the State
Printer at his office ia Guthrie, Okm.
homa. for The doing of all Items Qf
printing and book work required by
the State of oklahoma. IN an depart
ments Offices and institutions and
commissions Also for an bound
books and records required BY the
district courts, counties ana town
ships OF the state.
The schedules and specifications
for this printing viii be furnished
upon application by the State Printer
No bids viii be received after two
o'clock d. m.. March Il. 1908 The
State Printing Board reserves tho
right 20 reject any and all bids and q
appOrtion the work of the printing
~ binding as in It's Judgment mas
seem best
G. G. WORRAfL,
State Printer
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Kennedy ysl.axative Cough Syrup
acts gertlv but promptly on the bow
elg. II stoi,s t.ie cough by soothing
the throat and lung irritation. Sold
By Q. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

GOOD PAY Men wanted everywhere
60 tack signs. distribute circulars.
samples. etc. No canvasslng. Ad-
dress National Distributing Bureau,
100 Oakland Bank Building, Chicago,
Illinois,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

Spanish court scene, return Of
Columbus. Temple quartette singing
Spanish No Air. for Charity
Opera house. Feb. 2S.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

oklahoma National Guards give a
Slirmiah at Brooks theatre, for
Charity, Feb Is. Columbia Fete.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

The best remedy known today for
all stomach troubles is Kodol, which
is guaranteed to give prompt relief
Il is a natural digestant; il digests
what YOU eat, 1t =, asant TO take.
Sold by c. r. > ~
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Maud Muller with rake ana fork,-
Feb 2S. at opera hoase Columbia
Fcte.
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Get your tickets today at pusl0nioc
drug store Columbia Fele for Charity
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Get your tickets today at Postoiiiee
drug store. Columbia Fete for Charity.
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mALe HELP WANTED.

WANTED. Solicior. one who mas
bad newspaper experience preferred.
Address K. Leader office.
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When money was invented world
OF trouble was created iof poor old
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kule no. l.
Petroleum, Refined, and all the fol-
lowing Oil Products having Petro-
leum base Benline Bcn2ole, Carbon
Gasoline, Grease. Lubrioating Oils.
Naptha, Miners Oil. Petroleum,
Hard Oh, miners Sunshine
Petroleunr Floor OH, Petroleum Oil
Wool Oil Transmit oil, Petroleum
Harness Oil. Compound Lubricattug
oils and paradne Wax. and all other
Petroleum products that are classi-
fed third class and lover as de
scribed in current Western Classih-
cation No a.
In tank cars. minimum weight shall
he marked gollonage capacity OF car.
64 ponds per gallon shall be used
IN determining weights.
Straight or mixed IN all other cars
the minimum weight shall be "A 1O00
lbs. batslxst
Rule No. ?.
Crude and Residum in aux cars.
minimum weight shall be marked
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

Medley school drill, Brooks theatre
Columbia Fete. Feb 2S-Charity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

Medley school drill, Brooks theatre
Columbia Fete Feb 2S.-CbTity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

DeWitts. Carbolized Witch Hazel
salye is especially good for piles sold
by g. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-26

Bert Barber, OF Elton, wis, rays.
u have only taken four doses OF your
Kidney and Bladder pills and they
have done for me more than any
other medicine has ever done. Mr.
Barber refers to DeWitts Kidney and
Bladder Pills. They are sold by G.,
r. RENFRO.
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WANTED AZ once; an experienced
dining room girl Matchetts Cafe
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HELP WAMTED-FEMALE.
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w. l.. CHAPMAN.
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, Feb. I 1908.
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I barks. and IS an absolutel
slo0d and any medical adv
THE