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Ara Court of Probate holden at Ash

A T Court of Probate holden at Ash A ford, within and for the District of Ash- ford, on the 7th day Of July, 1915.
 Present, OSCAR D. BAKER, Judge.
 Estate Of stephen Dwight Durham, late of Ashford, in said district deceased. Ransom B. Tint, Administrator
 Ordend-That six months from the date hereof, and the same are limited and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said estate, and the said administrator is di- rected to give public notice 10 the creditors Of said estate to bring in their claims vii hin said time allowed, by posting a copy Of this order on the public sign. post within the town Of Ashford, and by publishing the same thre times In some weekly newspaper having circulation in said Probate Dlstrict and return make to this Court of the notice given.
 8-i5 Attest, OSCAR D. BAKER, Judge.
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Were Lona Without Coco Things.

"STc EUFIg WItTTUut OUUU ET1H8S Spinach was introduced into Eng land early in the reign of Queen Eliz- abeth, as also was the cucumber; while celery was introduced to Eng nsh tables by a French prisoner in 1701.
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To feel strong, have good appetite ano digestion, sleep sou dly and enjoy life use Burdock Blood Bitters, the family system tonic. Price $l.
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n.so year. If paid strictly in advance, SIPS

n-so year. If paid strictly in advance, SIPS
 Resolutions, obituaries or cards Of thanks in- serted at one-haR advertising rates. Births, marriages and deaths inserted free.
 We are always glad to have nsscs items sent In. but request that they reach us by Tuesday noon. or earlier. if possible. It Is oftsn necesr sAry to abridgs items that are received the lat tor part of Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning. Forms closed Wednesday at 10 a. m.
 Communications received without signatures always committed 10 the waste basket without attention
 This paper is mailed regularly 10 its suoscrib- CTS until definite order to discontinue Is re- csived and all arrears are paid In full
 We are nos responsible for, nor do we by pub lishing. endorse the opinions of our correspond snn.
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DISTRICT OF STAFFORD, es. Pro.

I~T UHUB CUUTJ, July 70, "A. U. TWIb. Estate of Augusta Ladish, late Of stafford, in said district, deceased
 Upon the application Of the administrator, praying that an order may be granted to sell the real estate Of said deceased, as by said ap- plication fully appears, 1t is
 Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate of1ice, In stafford. in said District, on the Sd day of Augu ,t. A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ana that mo- ttce be given to all persons interest ed in said estate Of the pendency Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub fishing the same once in some newsp per hay ing circulation in said district, i've days be- fore said hearing.
 ROBERT H. FISK, Judge.
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NOTICE.

The registrars of voters will be in session at Town hall Union, on Friday, Aug:ast G and Fri- day the 18th, from 12 m. until D. m. for the pur- pose of enrolling all those who wish to partic- pate in the coming caucuses
 L. B. BOOTH Revls,rsrs evo,or.
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Me Muaf Do

It is not enough to know; we muss turn what we know to account It m not enough to will; we must do.- Goetha
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The Forbes Sx Wallace Annual AUGUST SALE OF FuRNITuRE E Opens This week--A Sale that Means More This Than Ever Before Larger Stock-Wider Variety Prces--Greater Opportunities for Money Saving
 dnthw enappdne edhome.
 PURCHASE OF BRASS BEDS
 
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Beooars of Costa Rica.

One day week the beggars Of Costa Rica are privileged characters-that ls, on Tuesday they are allowed to beg from shop to shop. It is the custom for business houses to prepare for the weekly visit of the mendicants and to hand over to them small coins or artl- cles of little value. In some instances where merchandise is given away the beggars peddle it about the poorer ouarters and 80 earn a few cents apiece.
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Hath man no second life? Pitch this one high.-Mattllew Arnold.
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NOTICE-I will sell at public auction IN Saturday, at D. m., at my residence on East ain street, part of my household furni- ture MERRILL CONVERSE.
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L'ORS LIE CHEAP Express Wagon. H two-seated cayriage-all in good C. nol Ion
 Afr, BidoltDi Grocery
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TJNN 0 furnished looms to let Inquire l at The Press office. 5o'l
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EOR SALE Barred Plymouth Rock N eggs for 50 cents sitting WILLlAM VI J' BOWLER. crystal Lake. tiol
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NTISS ELSIE M. TEAL, Teacher of lXI pianoforte. Corcoran Avenue stafford Springs. ioho'
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EOR SALE-Fence Posts.
 STEPHEN PELlZZARt, Stard Spgs oO
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$40 English Fireside Chairs
at S27.5O

From the welknown firm of s. Karpen Bros., makers of fine upholstered furniture, have bought great number of their discontinued patterns in overstued English Preside Chairs upholstered in fine grade of tapestry and offer them in the August Sale at this remarkably low price.
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EOR SATE-East Main street prop U erty, Inquire of SAM'L KUSLANSKY.
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED. No in. ll valids need apply. CYRUS RAMsDELL, Stafford Springs. '3w1b
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EOR SALE-A horse also standing 1 grass. JOSHUA B. LARNED,
 '3w14 Stafford Street.
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r OST-A blue serge coat at Hyde park \ Sunday, WALTER HANLEY.
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These fine Mahogany Tables in beautiful Colonial design, and were made by one of the we-known mak- of high library furniture The top AS 2s inches.
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A UCTION-S Saturday, July IF, at 8 a. ll m. Standing grass on the GEO. BROOKS farm, Holland.
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FOR SALE-Second-h d-hand covered de- II livery wagon. LOUIS II. STEVENS
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NANTED-Lnfy of good standing in church to devote several hours each month to collecting our accounts from members Of the Mothers Magazine Home Reading Club. splen- did opportunity for a lady with a little spare time to earn some extra money each month
 The D. O. cook Publishing O., No. 15 Scho'l-st Boston. Mass
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TOR SALE - Cottage property, on II Grant Avenue. FIG. SANFORD. Su
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-04
a NEAR VICTORY
FOR cAnOM CITY

The Canon City high school basket
ball team was defeated in its game
with the Central high school assre-
CATION At Pueblo Friday night. su, by
20 snAn = marEin a. 70 make the
result ainost : draw. The score at
the eaa q he arst half wss thirtee
TO twelve N fAvOr Of The Canon City
boys. but By supreme eRort on the
part Of their competiton the tables
were turned ana he anal agures were
TWENTY-FIVE to twenty-five In fAvor Of
the Central tsan-
The mastery team work Of the
Canon City boys was . feature of the
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DENVER slRLs VISIT N CANON

Miss Myrtle Garrett. daughter Of
passenger Conductor. -Nike" Garrett
OF the D. Ar, O.. and her friend. Miss
Lorraine Kelinss. came dowa frsm
Denver last night to spend . little
rhils Wills IN Canon city. nakins
ths "trip with Mr.. Garrett on No. ..
both young ladies' are aeSOmpila'-
ed musicians and gave tho manage
meat ana the patrons Of the STRATA,
more. whsrs they are stoppinE. .
srsatly saioysd concert shis mornlns.
Lee Morrison. chief clark at ne hossl
sta.sd % . rspoe,eF that now that he
war nazsisl. hs Nsa pertsetly fzee =
ezpss,s hinssle ena sAsssssss csnse
~ M pseil,iss. ~. -FAs yep4r
A1na, ~ ~ msst ,al,aAs1 Unn'
! e.s -, - s,r,l = - o,.osA
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the lomeEST Ions
DISTANCE PHONE talk

What was probably the longest
long distance TELEPHONE conversation
ever taken part IT, by resident Of
Canon City occurred on Thursday OF
this week when Hrs- J. J.. wetmore
of .oi College avenue. talked over
the wire with her husband in Syra-
cuse. New York The distance be-
tween Canon City and Syracuse Is
fully two thouasnd miles. but in spite
OF that fact Mrs. wetmore could
hear distinctly every word that her
husband said to her They talked
for ave minutes and the charges were
= little mors than eight dollars.
AFR. wetmore stated that he expect
ed to return to Canon City some time
ne1t week Not until very recently
has II been possible to tAik oyer the
telsphone from cosorado to New
York
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PRlDMMe

while pruning has to be nodinad
10 suit the style u training employ
ed with any given plan It must Be
remembered that each species of plant
bears its fruit in . peculiar manner
which renders the maintenance Of
wood oe . certain age and charaetsr
necessary in order to secure . crop
of fruit In the case Of the apple and
the pear the fruits arc borne upon
spurs OF the previous years growth
only. these spurs appearing On wood
ons year or more of age Headings
In or shortening each shoot Of the
seasons growth therefore must be
done with care IN order not to reduce
the bearing wood beyond . profitable
limit with thee two trees however.
ths bearing shoots are not those max
ing the most vigorous growth At
the ends Of the branches. but they
are usually more ooscureiy located
upon the sides Of the branches and
make = much smaller growth for
which the fruits are directly borne
and with them heading it may be sue
cessfuliy employed to limit the guam
tity Of fruit borne by the tree. Japa'
nese plums bear on both year old
vood and on spurs Pruning may
therefore be used to thin the fruit
the same As in the case Of the peach.
Denver Field and Farm
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TIE ADMINS IRA |IlUN
TEMPERANCE MEASURE
icy ALvA =. swAiN)

Il provides search and seizure
clause through which anyone may. up
ON complaint to Justice Of the peace.
have a premises searched. but the
search and seizure clause does not
extend to the searching Of private
residences.
The bill provides that any drug
store selling intoxicants for medici-
nal or sacramental purposes shall pay
license of si25 90 per annum. and
that they shall file with the secretary
Of state every three months a com
plete statement of all the intoxicants
received; together with their sale and
to whom sold.
The bill provides thai if any intoxi-
Gated person destroys property or
commits an overt act while in state
Of intoxication, the person selling the
intoxicants shall be liable for all the
damages committed by the intoxicated
person. and If the intoxicated person
takes life then the relatives Of the
deceased may collect damages from
the person selling the intoxicants the
same as in any other case where
death results from carelessness.
The governor of the state is given
the right to enforce the provisions Of
the act and it carries an appropria-
tion OF $4,000 as an enforcement fund
The governor shall not act unless the
officials in the county refuse to act
end when they co not. provision is
made for seeing them aside and the
governor acts thru the Attorney Gen.
sral.
Any one found guilty Of violating
The act shall for the first offense. be
nned not less tnan $lVU, nor more
than 5000. or be impirsoned in the
county jail not iess than thirty days
nor more .hsn six months or both
such nne and Imprisonment Every
second and successive onense COM
nitted within nve years of the first
hall be deemed = felony and upon
eonvictioa he cRsnder shan BE- im-
prisoned h shs state psnitentiary At
A.ra iabor FOR nss lsss tAAn one nor
mees thaa tArss years-
TAe bon iaciudes what its friends
beiIsvs to b DE best sections from
an 4 the ssnpsrance lav. q the
eounsxy.
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content and won for them many de
served compliments from the specta;
torn Of the game. Of which there was
fairly large number present Cap
tain Mcciintock starred for the Can
on City team; making by his indiv,-
dual proves twenty OF the twenty
two points credited to the local orsa-
n.Eation- For the Central bunch Far,
low. - forward. and Brown. ~ cen
ter. were stars for Pueblo
Il was . rAst. clean and well play
ee gans ana was Anybody's vieto~y
until TIE anals were announced. Sue.
cess was almost within grasp Of the
Canon city boys moro than once and
honors were 50 evenly divided as tc
leave the winners but little ground
to boast Of their triumph
A return game win Be played BY
the Central team IL Canon City on
February nineteenth. The Canon cir
deleEation to the Pueblo game Friday
night consisted Of sixteen persons
Profs. c. +. sauterbach and H. v.
Gsorss ce the high school faculty be
Ing among ne numhsr.
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POSTAL SAyues eAK
SHOWS eRoWTH

At the close Ct business hours on
Wednesday q this week the deposits
In the savings bank Of the Canon
City postofa.e were approximately
SIS, 500. which is material increase
over the amount to its credit at the
corresponding time last year. Never
in the history Of t'.e bank until few
days ago had the cash on hand reach
cd the $4,000 merk, although 1t had
been pretty close to that figure sew
eral times during the last II months.
As the postal savings bank is open
to the pubiis more hours every day
Than any other financial Institution,
many people frc it very convenient
l,lace to leave .their surplus money.
Many of the deposits are made only
for short time and are withdrawn
10y those to whom they are credited
when accouats in other banks would
not be available. The postal savings
hank here has at present about one
hundred ami sixty patrons.
No deposi',f is permitted to have
credited to fis account more than
five hundred io,i@rs at any one time.
nor is he allowed under the law to
deposit in .hs postal savings bank
more than .,ne hundred dollars a
month. By naking months appli-
cation previous to the ists of Janu-
ary and the first of July of each
year. depos.to-s may convert their
savings into government bonds bear
ing two perc c.rt interest per annun-
Bonds may ,c purchased in any de-
nomination :-om twenty TO five hun
dred dollars A large amount Of
money has b zen taken out Of the pos
tai savings sarA here by depositors
rince its ss.4blirhment few years
ago and invested IL government bonds
Experience ra1 shown that the pos
tai savings bank throughout the coun-
try have not -ir4biy affected the bus
iness Of national or state banks. but
are everywhe-. encouraging a greater
rubtic thrift
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Denver tspeciaD Jan. 2s--sennt0E
Peterson of Pueblo has introduced the
administration LII through which it
is hoped prohibition can be enforced.
The measure was under preparation
for over two months and carries the
endorsement of those who are anxi-
Gus that the officials viii be given the
authority to enforce prohibition in
such way as to make its enforce
ment popular with a majority of the
voters. Senator Peterson being chair
man Of the temperance committee in
the senate was given the honor of in
Producing the measure.
1t provides that it is unlawful for
any person. association. corporation,
club or society or for the manager
OF any hotel. restaurant. roomins
house. boarding house or place Of pub
Lie entertainment to keep scv sale or
to give away intoxicating beverages
of any kind.
In opening the discussion on the
bin It is well TO state that all OF the
sections exempt for the sale Of intoxi-
cants for medicinal or sacrametnai
purposes. but the sale for these pur-
poses is so hedged about that any
attempt TO purchase it as beverage
through this exemption would ress,t
in heavy fine or Imprisonment.
The bill makes it unlawful for any
one to solicit orders for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors. the same to be
delivered BY say Of the transportation
companies. or in person II is also
unlawful to advertise Intoxicating
liquors for sale or for q newspaper
or other advertising agency to ac-
cept or publish such advertisement
1t is unlawful for any Transports
ton company to ship liquors into the
state or from one point to another
In the state. Under the provis,ons
Of the bill it is unlawful for any per
son To open an ORIGINAL pachABs Of
vhiskey- In other words. unlsns II
he for mediciaal o. sacsamsatal usss,
II h unlaNfui . axtraet = esrk fron
q bosals q whidhsy o. aay othes m
tnxicaAG ne I'm peovi1ss Dat any
persua owning . builaing n vAich In
to1icants are ~ aoAin.t ~ lAv
shan b deemed guilty q eenAuetiag
nuisanco ana puniahoA aecoPainsiy.
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OhIl0Re0 Cry
ron elEIeuEn'8
CASToRlA

Nars- Asecls,s ~ Frsm Pneumenia
lan :. +. aIcclura has been quits
serioDsly IN for a wesk or ton DAYS
past a hsr home. SIS Rlvsr street.
frun pasenaala. Her eond,tisn is
s.cA = = -ssse es.a,asrahls ppess.
ns,a 49, ~ azislan. - -
v,Dss.se So : naal, na.ass ~
...a.r
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new FINE MANN
SYSTEM INSTALLED


R J. Knight chief of the volun-
teer lre department. has worked out
a new. electric fire signal system for
Canon City, which, ii is believed. is
simpler and letter than anything of
the kind heretofore tried here.
The purpose of Mr.. Knights sys-
tenn is to enable The public to locate
the ward from which the alarm has
been sent 10 and where the fire is
supposed to be raging by counting the
blasts OF tn. whistle of the electric
rower plant. which is to be used to
inform the community whenever an
alarm has besa turned In
With view OF apprising people of
the location of the FIRE Mg. Knight has
installed at fire department head
quarters on North Fourth street an
automatic w.,ri blower. which will, by
means of electricity sound the whis-
tie at the power plant The whistle
will be controlled entirely from the
fire department and the perfec-
ton of its construction viii render
mistakes imD,ssitle
For the convenience in CARRYING
into operation Mr knights plan the
community has been divided into five
wards. bounded as follows: First
ward. all that portion of the city west
of Fourth street. Second ward. all
territory between Fourth and Eighth
streets Thi-i ward from Eighth
street eastward to city limits. Fourth
ward. all that portion Of the city
north of coll.ge avenue. Fifth ward.
all OF IRE protection area in South
Canon.
To familia-ize the public with the
new signal system the electric plant
viii at noon on Friday (tomorrow)
begin sort Of school OF instruction
by blowing .he IRE alarm for the
nrst ward. which viii be one long and
one abort blast: repeated three times
At noon on Saturday the second ward
alarm. consisting OF one long and two
short blasts: repeated three times.
On Monday the third ward IRE alarm
VIII be blown at noon. which win be
one IcnK Aal threr short blasts: re
peated Area lines On Tuesday, The
fourth ward alarm vill BE- blown at
noon ana WHl eoueist a one long and
four short faAHts repeated three
timea. At a-on % Wednesday he
afth ward (sSutA Canm) alarm. which
vin coasiA a one long ana nvs
short hlaats. win BE blown
By counting the blasts OF the vhis-
tie and keso'ns IN mind their sight
ncancs and meaning one can readily
1sterml1s tAs ward from which any
fire alarm il sent IN In the past
II has been impossfhle to ascertain
from the blowing of the are alarm.
sny clue ~ 10 IN. locality Of the are-
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cAnIle d slllll sellE

A number q vostsrA BIops fruit
erowers have cons 70 q fun rsalira-
tlon of shs fAct that he Lord hslps
those Who help thsmsslves anG acting
on this snsEestioa they ars soiAg In
to the canning business IN an amateur
way. We have been advising this
course for years and had the people
taken up this procedure = decade ago
they would BE- ! great deal better on
today. The true secret OF farming sue
cess n these modern days Of progress
slye commercialism 10 to turn The
ranch into : manufacturing establishl
mAnt. Homs q Ne growers have b.
come tirs1 Of feedIng he railways and
starving themselves 40 thsy ass soina
70 buy snail canning outats . put
Up their fruit When Il = rskay and
zen Il vhsn sAey ~ resa1 n sons
Instances tWo o. tArts fAmilisS VIM
pol shslr ,rsrs ~ percnasins =
ouint eostihg sArss or soar hunlrsi
ao,lsrs ana 4 lhis s,npls ~ay Der
hepe . ~ ~ nid1ls nsH. nj
next thing Of course IL 70 sell the pre-
peryel eoods but this = simple pro
position n coahts5 where airtlghtu
ass % univsrsally ussa h ever hoes,
ho,1. eowctnD ~ sinners eahln.--
1slves Fisit ~ vhrn.
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ST PUEUDgUIk


In the Better Bsbiss department IN
Iths February WomaA's Home Com
panion there appeln new service
offered TO ,1others. mothers-to-be. and
social workers. 1t is nlled with prac-
tical suggestions Of great value and iii
tefest. From this service. appearing
in the February issue. is taken the
following advice as to how parents
and others can guard against pneu--
monia both for themselves and their
children.
February is the month when pneu-
monia is busiest and deadliest: In
Chicago and New York last February
more than one thousand persons died
of pneumonia"
Pneumonia is now ciassed by ply
clans an a prerentabIe disease. 1t is
an infectious dust-disease. due to
germs which can be fought with pure
air.
Pneumonia germs thrive and multi
ply in nnveutilated school rooms.
stores. factories. homes and moving
picture theatres.
DRY sweeping and busting put the
germs In circulation. Moisten your
broom and dustcloth when cleaning.
Wash and dry both when your task
is done"
Dry Sir dries out the mucous mem
brane or lining of The nose and air
passages. leaving them susceptible to
infection and colds. II you have
steam heat or hard coal burner in
your home. always keep a pan Of
water on the radIaior or back Of the
stove.
Pneumonia Is sometimes the result
Of . neglected cold Treat = cold
promptly.
when your children have colds do
not dorc them with soothing syrup.
cough nyruD or ratent medicines Of
any sort Give eastor oil. hesp the
child In The house. and II the cold does
not &c. better. send for your doctor
-cosds can Be caught from . kins
: common drinking cup. or handksr-
chtef Or towel which ,has bsen used
1 ~ some GO suffering with . cola
-Aasnoids o. enlarssa Aissassa soa-
~ fsrnisA = lsaslns pAAes e<x ~
gsFns. cail1rea vho ars sahjscs 70
eolAs should Be examinsd b. . physi-
cian-if psssibls sy . tAroat specialist
-If you havs . cola DO not Kiss
your chlIarsa. whsa nurring. bath
ing sad dressing your baby. protsct
II from infection By sying . soft hand
ksrchief or piecs Of ola linsn over
your mouth.
Teach your children 10 protect
shsmseivcs from cold-oontAsion By
| nvoiaiaE thsk lii,is pAymAtes who
eeaxh. sneess. have = rash. or . sore
shroat-
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