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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

ident In ths dirsctieas ladleatsd. 10 b
exercised only AFTER no has found that
4 state oe aRNlrs warrantihs aetioN ~
lsta.
Il h specifically slated that The lssis'
ia,ion arises from = war sn,evasacy
and h csueniiA, to the succe~ssul car
ryins IN II the war Al The powers in
cludca In tho bill douhliess will b. e.
erclsed thru an emergency assacy.
which the prrsidsnt h authorised BY
tho bll, to create,
May License 0vslWsesss
Authority h given 10 license and res'
uia,s any businesa of manufacture.
storage and distribution of eoosas. toad
materials. iced or feeds: hr II author
iscd. In order To prevent apollass. 70
direct tho disposilton IL fuod. and TO
direct tho market of p~rishabie pro-
ducts: 10 procure neceasartes By pur'
chase or otherwise. 10 Htore them and
10 dispose oe them Al cost: and 10 AZ =
guaranteed price. II essential. 10 stiu,'
ulate production.
With the increase oe production at.
,aineA thru the operation oe The ars,
of these biils. and the regulation II
manufacture. distrsbutioa. coassrva.
tion and utilization attained sader The
second measure. our people Will b
spared many os the harishtps a. var.
particularly. In IT, iaAuenes upon the
cost oe LIVING and the succsssfsl prose
eu.ioa Of the var wsli b greatly "a.
vaaced.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21
#: KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
oAvo OAckAcNg % O,oM YOU
NAVE OggM EATING roo Mvot
MgA1

When you wake - with baekaehs
aud dull misery In tAs kidasy rsgsea
Il srassally means .you have besa 80.
Ing too much ussat. says . veil kAova
authority. Meat fos1a uric aeid Which
ovsrvosks ths kidasys h tAsis s9ost
to aissr Il from tAs bloed. aaA shsy -
come sort q pAsaiyssd aa1 leeU.
when your kidnsys Sst slussisA ~
clog you must relieve them. Ute yoa
relieve your bowels: removing III ~
bodys urinous waste. s,ss 20 hsvs
hAckachs. slck hsaAaeha. aissy sDslls;
your stomach sours. toagNs y eeaes1.
aad whsa The weather y I'D yos havs
rheumatic twinses. TAs usioo \
cloudy. full os ssdimsai channels ~
% sst sore. water scajds and 20 ass
oblised 10 seek rslise tvo o. thFss
times during The aisht.
Either consult q. sood. reliable Nv.
slcian At onca a. sst from yoss DAas.
maeiat about four ounces a JaA Salts:
take before breakfast u . slass oe ~.
ter for . few days and your kidasys
will then act One. This famous salts
II mads from The acid u sfapss and
lemon juice. eombinsd With lithiA. and
has besn used for ssasrations 10 clean
and stimulats slugsish kidasys. also 70
neutrailss acids In The urine % 4 -
longer irritatss. thus sadias bladdes
weakness.
Jsd Salts b . NE saver for regular
meat eaters. II h insxpsaslve. ear
no4 injure. and makes Q delisAtful.
e6efvescsnt lithia-wates dsink.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

4 rescl0,ion vas ialFe11ced n t6s
council and passed regarding the sal
arses q city oolclals - follows:
City engineer. SO per diem.
City health oalcer, SSs per month
Clty attorney. $1,000 pcr year
Chief Of police. 500 per month.
Patro,man. 500 per month.
Tcsmster. eleo per nsoath.
Fire chief. @1S PER us0atA.
Chauffeur. lanitOr. &sS per month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

control. manufacturs and distribute
food products.
Authoritative Information ~ to ths
supply Of food AVAILABLE In tho United
StateA always b a the highest import
ancc. Il IL imperative In tho exlstinu
emergency. when soaring prices create
unusual motives tur manipulation,
speculation and hoarilaG. lntclliscn,
Increase Of production and equitable
distribution depend upon thoro and ~
liable knowledge VI the food supply.
This survey can b quickly made. Il
will probably b. followed BY monthly
reports. II the war lasts. a further
survey may b. made afSer an interval
Of are or six months, All this work.
Il Ia contemplated. can b. done for
$500. 900 or sso0.ooo.
May stsss ossss
The bill alao authorizes the secrv.
tary of agriculture. In casc Of special
need In rsatricted areas. to purchase.
grow. or Otherwise procars sc~ds Tor
the production Of food or feed crops: :
to storv them and to furnish them to
farmers on credit Or other terms at
coat.
Power also b givsa to reputation
such seeds and 10 ax . reasonable
price to b paid Tor then BY the sov.
ernmsnt. such price 10 D. subject 10
review By the courts. TAsss nov pow.
err arc required b. the department oi
agriculture to meet special emergency
needs that may arise on account Of nd.
verse c0uditioas. such - storms, plant
diseases or insect injury. In order uha;
producsion may - maintained ii
high level. II b also uscsssary to pro.
tee. the seed reserve from use or dsple-
tion for Industrial or coasumptive pur.
p9sss.
Gnlarsss cs-opsratlvs Fsress
Pfovision is made tor the enlarge.
mens of the cooperative agricultural
extensioa forces. u h proposed to
place at least Que county agent In ev.
cry rural county oe The nation. and also
further to develop the extension work
for women. AZ present only about
1900 counties out os 1850 rural coun.
ties are provided With county agents.
The remaining provisioas Of the bill
have In view the folowias objscts:
oejeets In View
Ito stimulate tha production AZ
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21
COnGER AVENUE
UP N COUNCIL
CRY OFFICIALLY sAlAR,gs e,xGo.
Roex,Ma OF F,asr sraesr.
sUeMA VISTA ADDITION ssr,.
MATE cAIlgo ron

A petitioa preseated to the council
| BY Joel Z. Ward for the re-subdivision
Ioe loss vas granted.
A ordinance pasaed Tie arst two
readings recommendins and approving
survey resubdividinG lots I. and ;.
block g; lots ( Z and .. block q: and
loss I. :. 6 and .. In the Nichols Addi.
tioa.
An ordnance passed the arst two
readinGs providing for the licensing
and The charging q . fes a tor hire.
automobiles. Co0mittees from the
couHctl and jitnsy drivers are to ar.
range The charges.
Al ordnance passed the arst two
readiAss psovialAs Tor Tie paying Of
$50 to IL klamath Fails Military
band eoe . psrioa a 1vs noaths.
he ordinance provtahs tor meet.
inss q tAs eesncil O tAe arst and
third Moaaays Il tAs meath passed
anA vas aaooeed by tAe eoaneil
DAnAgs . ~ streets b llills addi.
tioa eaased b. Droasety ovAsn irri-
sating was ~ Tor aisenssioa. and II
was the seatimeat q The council that
tAe ovness sAeald - arrested where
|foand 10 - doing %
TIE sum q Slee Vas awarded the
July - eeleArntion committee from
The incidsatal fund by The eouncil. Il.
ter N aavsrss report By the Anance
committee.
A rssolutioa vas introduced By Coun-
Gilman Lee and passed By council that
it b The inteatioa q the city to i'm.
prove Coaser avsaue by paving or
hard surfacinG. and calling for plans
and speci1eattoas. and IN estimate OF
the cost q Tie work.
An estimate was called o. the cost
of rocking First street a Buena Vista
Additioa froR he Shippiaston road to-
tA9 intessectioa q he eounty road.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21
LONG riMG AMERICAN
RGsioGNr OF JAPAN olGo

YOKOHAMA. June 3l.-AuGustus
Jesse Bowie. = Iona time American
resident of Japan. Who was born In
Baltimore. Nd. n years ago. died here
recently.
Mr.. Bowie moved to the Pacific coast
with his father In the early days Of the
gold rush. His family. among the pio.
neer ,esidents Of San Francisco. ID we'll
known In that city. A hydraulic en-
xineer BY profession. Mr. Bowie came
to Japan fourteen years ago. He vas
IN expert on hydraulic mining. and
was the author Of . book on the sub.
tect.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

New shipment upto.date Records d
SAepherds. lest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

Even the poorest housewife can zoo.
= nsans secse successfully .-.sa,,n.,
Of Z cynic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

1.-Two stock; TO promote the conservation
and utilization u meat. poultry. dairy,
and other animal products. and to
make larger attack upon animal die.
easea and pests. such "a hog cholera,
contAs sicua abortion and the cattle tick,
which exact nm snnua, toll II over
500. 100000
3---Tu extend tho activities of the d.
partmcnt DEALING with destructive
plant Diseases and insect peats,
a---To conserve perlrhAble crops By
stimulating better handling and stor.
ar. drying. cannlnR and the like,
Ito extend and Develop tho mar
kct ncws service for fruits and vcsct.
Ahl~s. m we'll IN ne other important
activities of the once of markets and
rural organization, II Ia proposed to
enlarge tho number ot products upon
which market reports now arr FUR
nished 10 IN tn include al, the moro TIM.
portAnt fruits and Vegetables and nuch
stAples N dried peas and beans.
S--To provide facilities for DEALING
eccctivcly with the farm labor prub
iem. In cooperation with the depart.
mcnt Ut labor
s-To extend and develop the work
oe the bureau of crop ssiima,es. the
bureau of chemistry. the activities ot
tho department In connection With tho
and contrul of predatory
and other animals which destroy live
stock and crops. and the publication
and informAtioaal vosa of the depart.
ment.
70 Clear chaRRsls
Tho second bill. known ~ the .,,od
control blll." aims to facilitate and
clear tho channels Of dlstrihution. pre-
vent boarding. assure fair prices. r..
strain Injurious speculation. prohibl,
evil practices on exchanges. protect
the public against corners and extor.
tioa. and reduce waste.
II deals with tho necessitiee Of life.
Including foods. feeds. shoes. clothing.
fuel and articles required Tor their pro.
II Ia stEictly q waremsreency
measure. II consers. for the duration
Of the war. wide powers upon tho prs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21
rmuRsoAv. JUNE q. ,s,,
nuaHs Classfe1 Advs.
FOR SALE

FORD FOR SALE-Good coalition.
". n. Kits. IA walnut street. even.
iAp. 3e-0s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-21

FOR SALE-New modern 6.room bun
nlew. cabinet kitchen. ba9st. etc.
stoas fosndatioa with larss basemeat;
lmpeoved grounds: IDEAL location:
mase - $500 to y appreciated: easy
oseas. ~ lfekose street.. Hot Spsinsl
A11Dtjon. rAeoe 31tW. 1t.Sts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26

letc. Each community is able to 60
lahead upon thfs work without help
from outside, The aggregate results
will depend upon the efficiency Of
the local organizations
We take the liberty OF addressing
Inotonly our own Bank correspond
lents, but all bankers, believing that
they will be quick to recognize the
gravity of the situation, and that
their relations with the business
community are such as to enable
them to secure general cooperation
We would appreciate advice as to
what is being done in your locality
Respectfully.
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF
NEW YORK.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
SEEKS TO LOWE. STOCK
LOSSES ON FARMS IN TEXAS

GALVESTON, Texas. April "a
John S. Douglas, general claim
agent of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe, is on a tour OF that eompany's
lines, in an effort to reduce live
stock loss. Repairing right of way
fences is the chief means Mr.. Doug
las advocates in attaining this end,
and he will spend longer than a
week fostering such work among
Texas farmers, The Santa Fe's pay
ments for live stock loss run into
the hundred thousands of dollars
within a very few years. and other
Texas roads suffer in like proportion
Mr.. Douglas considers that the elm
ination of this waste is an important
step in food conservation.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
THE BRITISH SAY THEIR
LOSSES ARE LOW

LONDON, April Is. Complete
rspuise of a violent massed counter
attack by German forces against
aew British positions around Cav
relle was announced in Field Mar
shal Haig's statement today.
Early at night the enemy again
ordeayored to attack our new posi-
tons at Gayrelle," he said His
troops were caught in our artillery
bragg aud completely repulsed."
Germany is now suffering her
most appalling losses of the war in
he desperate endeavors to stop the
British drive by sheer weight Of
human masses. North of the Scarpe
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
|'PERAT[ CONDITION
| REVEALED BY LETTERS

! By WILLIAM PHILIP SIMS.
siiad Press Staff Correspondent.1
{EITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
BIZ FIELD, April 20. Germany S
biaeat intention of trying Tor q
Mort sharp, decisive struggle" as
staialed by neutral observers in
|Hin, i daily making itself visible
black and white out here. Here
ii extract from a captured letter,
aiag Rith recruiting
There 10 q general clearance
h. everyone who can move his
i passed fit for service in the
Everybody is nov being call
~. Esen thpse who at ftrst were
hFea quits unfit have all been
Eea.
NE reason for this levee en masse
|Fns 70 be indicated IN the follow
I letters. also taken from cap
|na Germans "ALTONA.--Want
ieR only beginning 1.-The hunt for
and the shortage Of food Every
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26

day. turnips, not even cabbage. A
serious epidemic of girulent small
pox tSehwarze pockenl has broken
out in Hamburg, but has not reached
Altoona yet
BERLIN. We still have no coal
here and last week there was no
bread TO be had without a struggle.
stood in the snow and cold wind
for an hour and half and was
about the tenth in the queue. Sud
denly the women rushed through
the door like beasts OF prey and
.splinters Of glass flew about, ] got
In with the second batch and Sc
cured half loaf the very last
piece OF bread
Many eut here, with such doeu-
nents constantly being brought to
their attention. are of the opinion
that the domestic crisis in Germany
is responsible for her defiance OF the
United states and the world at
large They say it is hunger ASSERT
ing itself. empty stomaehs crying
out to be filled regardless of eonse-
quenees.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26

g0F SALE Plenty Of old news
papers at lie Daily Light office -
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
AN ARMY OF
INTERNAL BATHERs,

Over half million bright, keen,
up-to-date Americans have found
that Internal Bathing is more essen
tial to their wellbeing than External
Baths.
fiaye found that taken occasional
iy at night they feel like different
people the next morning. No more
OF that bilious, tired, nervous eondi-
tionbut, having by Natures own
cleanser. antiseptic warm water, re-
moved all poisonous wastes from the
Lower Intestines, they awake thor
oughly refreshed by normal sleep.
with all their functions acting in
healthy accord, bright, happy, clear
headed and confident, eager and ca
pable for the duties OF the day.
r. p. Branes, Of ChiIlicotne, Tex
as. writes:
Owing to the gratifying results
which have obtained from the use
OF your Cascade, / feel Il
my duty tgfWrits III stss:s5 lJll oll Ms
sterling worth havs nsed ~
Cascade treatlaalItt. Sin &C. . ~
and 1odaHsI's q ara swefl nissss iiase
n,sa III benny fdr III stjscffe on
dsssugs nor saa Va rad j phy sjcian in
Il eeS n bega n the Cascade
SHs ssfls. ours very truly,
sWhy notss Esaras more ahpi tthgi
sapldsy5 growing and. Z natnIaI nrac
tfce Ills "a. b. LIS Cascare the
or n Ill AID s5tssL appiiiailee Tor this
ptsrt1ass, nianmfaetn Thy Rslias. A
fgrali. M. tD.s. Is now beins sirown
ana Ayfyssigsetf by tllrifn's two drug
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot Ease, the AntsealAa poNAsf " po
shaaen into the shoes and sflFiukied 10 the fcot-
halh. Ii relieves painful, sNeslva, smart ilg feet
aud takes the sting ont OF cofsAs 2ud haEions.
l'ssd hy the Allied and German troops 81 the
front. Aaen's Foot Ease y aeSrtss'n gei'st tHs
Sweating, oalsons, tired, aching ieSt. soa Sy
Drugeists everywhere, she, Always use q 70
Break in new shoes. Trial package fltlsE.
Aooxess. Anan s. olmsieo, lie Roy, n. y
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26

CHICAGO, H., April 26.-Deelar-
ing that I'VE recognize as totally
different premises military necessi-
ty and hypocritieal cant of profess
sional reformers," Chieago's saloon
keepers have gone ON record as
unanimously indorsing nationwide
prohibition should President Wilson
advocate it,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
|, = = = = . . y = = . = = . . =
, BRIEF WAR MEMS. =
q . q o = o q = q . . . . . = q

CHICAGO, Ill, april 26After
winning the Croix de Guerre for
bravery in France. Herman A. Web
ster. artist, etdher and soldier OF
fortune, has returned TO Chicago to
erlist in the United States army.
LAKE BLUFF. III, April 20
Tho Great Lakes training station
win be enlarged Immediately to ac-
eommodate 10000 sailors. Capt. w.
A. Moffatt, has announced, making
it the largest naval training camp
in the world.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
Assembly Not Postponed.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April go
AT the headquarters OF the Presby-
terian church in this city denial was
WIGS made yesterday of the publish
ed report that the general assem-
bly, of the church, scheduled for
May IL to 20 at Dallas, Texas. had
been postponed,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
BERLIN CLAIMS VICTORY
OVER BRITISH TROOPS

BERLIN, via London, April 90
Terrific fighting in which counter
attacks We're repulsed. and by
which Germans won an unusual VIC
TRY at Gayrelle was detailed in tol
days official reports.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
!. ii.s0N WOULD NOT
MUZZLE THE PEOPLE

WASHINGTON, April 2e.--Presi-
dent Wilson in speaking of the So
called espionage bill today declared
that While he approved the legisla-
ton he was utterly opposed to any
censorship which denies the people
the right to criticise their own pub
lie officials
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26

river, where the British fight ahead
almost inch by inch in the face of
great masses of men, the carnage is
greater than any suffered by the
Teutons since the war started.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
MARINE INSURANCE
RATES ARE REDUCED

GALVESTON. Texas, April &c..
Insurance rates between New York
and Galveston have been vut in half,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
BRITISH BLACKLIST
HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN

LONDON. April 26,-The foreign
office announced today that the black
list against certain American firms
has been withdrawn.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-04-26
The FOOD SITUATION
IS VERY SERIOUS

| aoh which now confronts the war,d
= the scarcity Of food supplies
but We would not feel that we had
cone our duty ii we did NOT utta,
: maj word of warning and OF
appeai upon the subject, The situa-
lia'n grows more serious as SHRINE
- sahees and the disaster to the
winter wheat crop of this country il
i understood.
AL Europe neutral as we'll as
Nafrihg countries has been ulaeea
upon food rations TO exc out sun
pies until the new crop is harvest
ed. This country entered tho
present crop year last July with
Ia ,ooo,00o bushels of wheat car.
f'ed Over from the crop Of 1915
ana IN 1916 produced $4,000, 900
bushels OF winter wheat and 158..
oVo,Vo0 OF spring wheat; total sup
ply, So4,o00,ooo. This year there
van be practically no wheat carried
i OYER and the pavarn ~ ant,.
UPON the winter crop forecasts \
yield OF only 430, 100000. On this
tbasis the enrfne u.hoat
pa am mn h,sba,a $50 -
year IN ordar - a;,,a - .s's'
SUNNY eapa1 i ,nat - -, 1sss
and eonsnpa :, tha s
Iaosine The ! :, -. 49, 49,
look The snri,a a,haat 49,.
foriousIv enbieet = ,.aa4.al -.
ilipus. More snri,,g n,,,a.t -,
sown bn4 Il = aa,,ttf., ) -,
sharta 5 CON Ne s a.,,
IRONS n,,,st he ,..5.,,,r =
| fieienev
% NV at val ana
.sss' ps.,7 ''A'' e'Va' Piits'1h'
.4 iNels aiS ae'enoent upon
y. ~ 800 hss WI hafe no re-
= stssi i'iuse nave more from Us
= ,-le 's''.l.s year taah II tue past
y 'iisy WIZ not pc aoie 10 ieed all
e17ll peeps aa0ea 70 the appeals
u Starving humanity VIII be military
sossonS making II Impossible to put
an embargo upon transportation OF
1904. we must divide what we grow
thl7 year Wlth Theses countries, and
with the neutral countries-Hol-
iahd' peHmarh, Norway, Sweden,
switzerland and Spain which are
moi self-sGstaining in grain supplies.
And not only must we supply enough
TO keep these peoples from starving,
but enough to cover the heavy losses
at sea which result from the subma-
rine warfare. If we grow no more
fcod than we did last year-and so
far the outlook is for less-there is
danger OF a food situation such as
the world in modern times has not
dreamed of. No other country has
the resources in land and population
TO meet this emergency but the
United states< There is no busi-
ness upon which all other business
depends as upon this growing a big
crop in America this year. And the
work must be started Immediately.
There is no time to wait on organi-
ration from outside. The emergency
can be met only by spontaneous ac-
ton in every state, county and school
district forming local organizations.
Picture in your mind what eondi-S
tinns will be in our cities next win
fer and the effect upon all industry,
Il food snpplies are scarcer and
dearer than they are now, II must
he IMPRESSED upon everybody that
M WAGE advance or regulation Of
prices can add one bushel of wheat
~ nofafoes TO the supply after the
growing season is over
mo copntry is aroused, but mere
alarm will not accomplish results.
q,ho~o must he organized personal
r.or,, beaded IN every locality by
e,...
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
Are You
Too Fat?
II you Really Want to Reduce Your
Weight. Follow This
Simple Plan.

Mrs. Fallon sends a communication
which Is being printed here on ac-
count OF the genuine interest mani
tested by many other readers:
Tell those of your readers who
would like to be free of the embar-
RAISING. hindering burden of over
weight without the Objectionable fol-
lowing of drastic rules of eating ana
exercising. to try the sane. simple and
safe plan OF open-air deep breathing
combined with the use OF oil of ko-
rein and the other simple directions
that come with it.
"A box containing a liberal guam
tity may be secured from any drug
gist.
with simple. inexpensive and de-
pendable means such as this, why
should onyone continue to carry
around a great load OF surplus fair"
Every reader who desires to get
down to normal weight should lose
no time in making use of this infor-
nation, especially as the treatment Is
said to reduce the weight harmlessly.
quickly and pleasantly. also to ma
terially aid digestion. improve the
general health. beautify the figure.
replace sluggishness with buoyancy
ard to leave firm flesh and smooth
skin In tho place OF sagging. burden
some fat Remember the name-oll
OF korein. In capsules.--Adv.