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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
WOODBRIDGE

Hon. r. L. Lewis, of the Anti
Saloon League, will speak at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow, morn
ing at IL o'clock. The other church
services will be as usual. In the even-
ing Rev. l.. V. Buschman will take
his subject CLOSED Accounts"
About 125 enjoyed the turkey sup
per for the congregation and Sunday
school of the NJ. f.. church last night.
In behalf OF the Sunday school A. III.
Sutton presented the pastor and sex
ton with Christmas gifts. Each OF
the Sunday school scholars received a
gift. A fund was started Cor a parish
house by Mr.. Sutton, Miss Georgiana
Cronce being made treasurer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28

avenue. yesterday.
The Misses Mae n Katherine
Burke n Katherine Egan, OF Neville
street, spent thursday n New York.
Edward G. Wicrzblck. OF the coast
artillery, has returned to his homo
after receiving his honorable dis
charge.
T. L. Fonskov, Of the U. s. army,
stationed at Camp HUMPHREYS, Va,
has returned to camp after spending
a four days furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Fonskov. OF Am
boy venue.
Miss islble Durham. OF Metuchen.
was q local visitor yesterday.
Miss Hazel Vaughan. of Totteavte,
visited friends in State street yester,
day.
Lieutenant Howard I. Rooms,
of Kearny avenue has received
his commission at the officers Train
ing School at Camp Zachary Taylor.
X, and also his honorable discharge
from service.
Arthur l.. Wilson, OF the Officers
Material School for the Pay Corps,
T.. s. Navy. at Princeton University.
spent Christmas with his brother at
1854 Washington street.
Percy Quackenbush, of Kearny
avenue. visited friends in Highland
Park yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
LODGES

At the annual election OF officers
for Perth Aunboy Nest No. 1.O27, Or
der of Owls. held last night the fol-
lowing were named for the ensuing
yea President. George Whitworth;
vice president, DR.. J.. S. Hay; invo-
Gator. Anton Sanullo; secretary and
treasurer, Thomas Lucas; warden,
Barghise; picket. Louis Sopfine, and
physician. DIR. b. IL. Sirott.
Lawrence Lodge No. G., /. O. o. f.,
held its annual election of officers lass
night. Plans were completed for a
stag to follow the meeting next Fri
day night.
The following are the officers
named: Noble grand. George Faith;
vice grand. A. L.. Tyrrell: recording
secretary. William S. Duncan: treas
urer. X. II. Barnes. n trustees, John
Hornsby and David Preacher.
The election of officers and annual
Christmas celebration of Liberty
Council No. IA, Sons and Daughters
of Liberty, took place last night. Be-
sides many members there were visi-
tors from Washington Council of Tot
tenville. Gifts were distributed from
the tree. refreshments served and
vocal and instrumental music render
ed during the evening. The new OFF,
GERS are: Councillor, Beatrice Dobbs;
associate councillor, Laura Antoni-
dies; vice councillor. Kate Luker; as
ISOLATE vice councillor, Mary Bunten;
guide, Ella DeWorth; inside guard,
May Zehrer; outside guard, Mary
Wilson: treasurer, Mary Gray; re-
cording secretary, Lillian Boyer; fl
nancial secretary, William Gray; trus-
tee for eighteen months, May Shop
pard: trustee for twelve months,
Kate Luker; trustee for six months
Laura Automobiles: representative to
the state council session, Margaret
Herbert for two years and Laura An
tonidies for one year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Ninety-eighth Chanter

s1N1aA SBNAHhS
I'm tired of spy plots and family
scandals and business life for women
and treasure hunts. / want my Bob
back home-and my honeymoon sill
over again. That pretty Manncring
girl at the office wished" my melan-
choly on me when she said. I'm get
ting darn tired of a world without
men in tor not enough to 60
'round-except old onesl Gee! Won't
/ be glad when the boys get home!"
l echoed the idea and l haven't
been able to get rid OF il. To be
sure I've seen enough men since Bob
went overseas, but only in a business
way-those spies, for example.
Sometimes 1 feel that I am a terri
bly, u~ngrateful girl-ungratefui to
the fate which has placed me in sur
roundlngs most girls would envy, and
especially ~ungrateful to the nice peo-
pie of the Lorimer home, who are so
anxious TO make me perfectly happy.
But in spite of their kindness. in
spite of tho fact that l am never
idle. that / have encountered and
overcome dangers, saved human life
and valuable property have only
been excited, but never happy, not for
months.
1 have been. living at n wartime
pace. n now that peace Is settling
ONtA Nht WOAA "a hoN liz tCOAoAA w
ton" takes the place OF battle cries.
I am moved to do a little reconstruct
ing on my own account.
/ want TO rebuild my personal hap
piness. And / guess that is the wish
OF the average war bride, war wife
n war mother.
1 sometimes think that because
American women ave been spared
the knowledge OF wars greatest hor-
rors, we are therefore going to miss
wars special lessons for IL sex.
Lots of girls / know have always
built their happiness at the expense
of some man. But / have never seen
one OF them wiz permanent happi-
ness that way.
1 want to be loved very much in
deed-just for myself-as all other
war brides debut In return for the
love of which I dream, I want to
make n real home for the man who
lcves me. inc l want to make II a
very, very comfortable homo.
Just TO have Mysteries of JOY when
the boys come back is not going to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Perth kmbOy Doss Well as
Roll Call NearS the End

which people of Perth Amboy may
secure membership in the Red Cross,
under the Christmas roll call. Head
quarters will close tonight and the
booth at the corner OF State and Smith
streets will no longer receive sub
scriptions.
Albert Leon, chairman, sends out a
final appeal to the citizens of the city
who are not yet members, to go to the
booth and become members.
The captains of the teams connect
ed with the roll call drive are request
ed to make any report they have not
yet turned in. to Theodore Degenring
at the Raritan Trust Company, or to
Albert Leon, the general chairman of
the campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
POLICE NEWS

George Ranko. of $50 Fayette
street. was arrested last night by Pa
trolman Ludwigson on a charge OF be-
ing drunk and d~isorderly. He was
fined So by Recorder Pickersgill this
morning.
-Patrolman McGowan shot a dog
last night at tho request of the owner,
John Pribula. of State street.
Thomas Kenny. of Matawan, was
arrested by Patrolman Gregor last
night on a charge of being drunk. He
was fined So by Recorder Pickersglli
this morning.
Word was received by CHIEF
Burke at police headquarters last
night that a runabout had been stolen
in Keyport.. The local police were or
dered to keep a sharp lookout for II.
Ole Olesen killed ten dogs at the
city pound yesterday. Mounted ON
Ger Hartung supervised the killing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
TODAY PRESIDENTS DAY:
RECEPTION At GUILD HALL
fconiinned from rage ll

tCOnNlHUeu lAoNM fabN
very noteworthy. Addresses at the
state functions I'm Great Britain are
usually st%udiously complimentary and
confined to illusions to international
friendship. Last night. both speeches
were much longer than is customary
and contained direct references TO h
business attending Mr.. Wilson's visit.
King George referring to the desire to
lay the solid foundation OF a settle
ment resting upon the consent OF
emancipatcd natiOnalities.'
President Wilson vent even more
directly to the point when he referred
to the use OF the great words right
and Justice" and the need of moral
courage to apply them to the settle
ments which must conclude the war.
IL must have been a strange expert
ence for the guests amid such sur
~roundings to hear the president OF n
republic speaking of men conscious
OF their brotherhood" but Mr.. VIII
sons eloquent declaration that 1T
would take more courage to resist the
great moral tide now running in the
world. than to yield to It," made a
deep impression.
Two Delegations Received.
Mr.. Wilson today received n large
delegation from the national council
of the Evangelical Free Churches. In
addressing the delegation, tho presi-
dent said:
"GentIemen: I am very much hon
ored, and might say touched, by this
beautiful address that you have just
read and IL is very delightful TO feel
the comradeship OF spirits which Is in
dicated by n gathering like this.
You are quite right, sir, in saying
that / do recognize the sanction of re-
ligion in these times or perplexity,
with matters so large to settle that no
man can feel that his mind can COM
pass"
The president at the American en-
bassy today received a delegation from
the League OF Nations Union. IL was
headed by Viscount Grey. former sec
rotary for foreign affairs n 1t in
cluded the Archbishop of Canterbury
and Viscount Bryce. former British
ambassador to the United states.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
To Speak in sietuchcn.

METUCHEN, Dec. 2S-Mrs. Il. NJ.
whittemore, OF New York. founder
and president of the Door OF Hope,
who has done wonderful work In New
York Will speak Sunday at the First
Presbyterian church. In the morning
at IL o'clock her subject will be Just
One" and in the evening at s o'clock
she will speak upon "Out of Great
Depths" The war work which has
been accomplished through the or
ganization will also be dealt with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Ask Wilson TO Mediate.

BIZ Associated Press.
ROME, Dec. 2S.-Monsignor Ger
retti, the papal undersecretary of
state. asked President Wilson to medi-
ate with n view to settling the Vail
can situation" during their interview
in Paris. according TO newspapers
here.
He also submitted TO Mr.. Wilson
documents justifying the Vatican's
attitude of neutrality during the war
and set forth the Humanitarian work
done by the Vatican in favor OF prls-
oners. deported persons and others
who were similarly affected by the
struggle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
pHuLIPS--TIGHE

Miss Bessie NJ. Tighe. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J.. Tighe. of Metuch.
en-. and Vernon A. Phillips, son OF
John Phillips, also of Metuchen' were
married in st. Francis church at 1880
O'Clock Thursday afternoon by Rev.
Father Hasset.
Miss Tighe was a teacher at No. ,
school and Mr.. Phillips is employed
at the American Smelling q refining
Company.
The bridesmaid was Miss Helen
Calvin and the best man Joseph
Tighe. =
short time at Port Murray and nil
adelphia and on their return Will re-
side in M~etuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Athletic Club 10 Renew Life
At BANQUET Held This Evening

A reunion of the members of the
Marion Athletic Club will take place
1t a banquet to be held tonight at
Walters restaurant and lunch room.
Covers will be laid for fifty but all
who attend will be provided for. The
Marions. who have been prominent
for the past several ear in athletics
and social functions. have been dor
mant since the war and this affair is
expected to enc the old spirit OF
the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
PERSONALS

Mfr. and Mrs. f. II. Curtis. of Eliza
beth. were guests OF Mr.. and MRS
Lewis HolIander. of Barclay street
over the Christmas holidays.
Chris Knudson has returned to the
II. s Naval Air Station In Per acoia'
Fla, after spending a ten DAYS 1ur.
ioneh with his parents I'm Market
street.
Miss Ethel Hildreth. of Tottenvllle'
visited friends in his city yesterday.
Miss Edith Smith. OF cranbury. VS.
tied Miss Ruth Taylor. of Compton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28

Sweet. isn't it9
Certainly. IL must be for it's the
Candy Cane Gown!
AS an afternoon frock for the
Christmas party one can scarcely im-
agine II moro apropos. striking. n
delicate costume than this pearly gray
silk duvetyn. with it's horizontal strip
ings of yine-red velvet in varied
widths. A softly shirred tucker OF
white net frills in the low-cut bodice
A huge dropping hat of wine
colored velvet and white and gray
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
PLANS FOR C. T.. PARTY.

The meeting OF The COMMITTEES TO
make arrangements for the New
Years eve party to be given in the
chapel of the Presbyterian church for
the MGR fl uniform under the aus
pices OF the Christian Endeavor. was
held last night al the home of Miss
Henrietta Satter in Gordon street.
Games were planned and decora-
tons were decided upon. Unique re-
fresllments will be furnished called
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
ID. OFF. RECEIVE GIFTS.

The Christmas social which was
held in the Knights of Columbus
rooms last night by the Daughters of
isabella, was greatly enjoyed. Miss
Mary Lewis p%ersonified Santa Claus
and distributed h gifts with much
laughter and good cheer. h meeting
was well attended. A number OF Vo-
cal and instrumental selections were
rendered and refreslrrnents were serv-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Hebrews TO sold Educational Meeting

Plans are completed for the mass
meeting to be held at the Sharri
Tfloh synagogue tomorrow afternoon
at . o'clock for the purpose OF estap-
fishing a board of education for the
city Hebrew school Institute and the
Sharri Thloh congregation.
There will be several speakers to
address the meeting and the election
of officers will take place.
This meeting Is expected to be at
tended by a large number interested In
the work of Hebrew education In this
city.
There were three Hebrew schools in
the city before with a total member
ship OF 800 children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Saws Employs Give Him Coal.

Joseph Andersen. a boy who resides
in upper state street was arrested last
night by Lehlgh Valley railroad Off
GERS on a charge of stealing coal.
His father was in and said
he had witnesses to prove that the
coal was given TO the boy by employees
He was told to have his witnesses in
court on Monday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
EIREMEN TO DANCE

At a special committee meeting
held last night in the firehouse in
Amboy avenue final arrangements
were made for holding a private re-
canton and dance under the auspices
of the Garfield Engine Company NO.
& on New Years eve in the Western
Improvement Association hail.. Ad-
mission will be by invitation only.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28

Funeral services FOR MIS-. Laura
Damgaard, wife OF Peter Damgaard,
of 226 Brighton avenue. who died sud
denly at her home Thursday night,
will be held at $3.50 o'clock Monday
afternoon from her late residence.
Interment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
SPECIAL CHOIR MUSIC

All the members of the Junior
Choir and Epworth Choir of Simpson
NJ. j.. church are requested to attend
the morning services tomorrow at
which time a special selection Will be
~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28
Con Gets 100 Members.

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 2S-Patrol-
mar Paul Tarkus has secured 100
members for the Red Cross during the
roll call drive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28

My wife, Mamie Seel. having left my
bed and board. / Will not be RESPONSE
BILE for any debts contracted by her.
Signed. LOUIS SEEL.
93S-12-2s-ft
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-28

plumes is the pleasing accompani-
ment of this frock.
At the recent New York Horse
Show, which is the playground and
display ground OF New York's women
of wealth and fashion skilled observ-
ers noted u distinct revival of gay
ETY. in the tone OF clothes.
There Is still, however, some Noes
sity for conserving wool, and those
of us who have better things to think
about than fashion will continue our
wise habits of simple dressing.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11
II SHOULD MAKE 4 MILLION
FOR HIM
cincinnati Man Discovers Drug That
I.OOSrns tOrnS SO They
Lift Out.

Good news spreads rapidly and
druggists here are kept busy dis
pcnsing freezone. the recent discov-
cry OF Cincinnati man. which is
said to loosen any corn so it lifts
out with the fingers.
4 quarter of an ounce costs very
little at any drug store which han
dies drugs. but this is said to be suf-
ficient to rid ones feet OF every
hard or soft corn or callus.
You apply just few drops on the
tender. aching corn or toughened
callus and instantly the soreness IS
relieved. and soon the corn or callus
is so shriveled that it lifts out with
ont pain. 1t is a sticky substance
which dries when applied and never
inflames or even irritates the sur
rounding skin
This discovery will prevent thous-
ands os deaths annually from lock-
Jaw and Infection heretofore result
ing from the suicidal habit Of cut
ting corns. (adv)
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11
Many More Registrars
Examined This Week

,u
iubr'E 'aiil", nv" W."
has f"iiJan'ih '"' va
J"hn Wesley i'''lH' .'u. ""''
Geo dewey MaN'H' ,'ui "'.
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Ih'o. "hh''. N'"'f' ,,
'"iii' Ht'th "ranaI''' '"'
fr"d 'ai'"""!' ','i "n''
Monroe b'"ie'' "'A' "''
iihrN' bryant ','''''inS.,
kaNhhohn NTh"'u' ''"' u" .,
James al'Aan"r'a "'"!' ,,',
William oi'N'r Nt"""'' ", ""''
Ni'iiah ira ia, '"S"n' ','' "" ,,.',
james Mari'la""h' "'
NafShaii Mill'i '''H' '"' "''"
James i'uS""il hu' 7''"
h' II N'h"n,'' 'il"
ONO H"li'N""' ",n' LIZ
I"iloh \ stewart. n''h'n'.''
W imam !. h'h''''', pun ''''
l"h i."h'. ''''''' n"n' n,''
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11

Willis j. Simmons, Colbert.
Dawes Calvin Puslcy. Albany.
Marion Nc. Cochnauer. Banty.
Dave Hawthorne. Oberlin
Ohio Mitchell. Boswell.
Lacy Moore Kennedy, Jackson.
Herman Jones. Jr.. Durant.
chess I'raytor. Durant.
Elisha Edward Howard, k"ifcr.
Lloyd Harrison. Matoy.
Redmond Patterson. Durant
MONROE sawyer. Mead
OTIS Lee Grigg. Aylcsworth.
Tonne Andrew Crosse. komia.
Roy Alex Holt. Iarnaby.
Lloyd Lee Long, Durani.
James Ernest Miller. Durant.
Geo Lewis Cavrndcr. Durdnt.
William Martin Lindlcy, Brown.
John Henry Parish. Boswell
Harvey Lee Mctarl"y. Bennington.
Jake Gibson. Boswell.
ncrnard Blaine Ficld"n. Kcncfick.
Wilson Il bingham. k"ncfirk.
Paint Rarnhill. Colhrrt
Willie Wright Hampton. Colbert.
benjamin Daniel Love. Colbert
Archie Lyons Colbert
Ernest Dewey Mason. Boswell.
Bob Ak"ns. Durant
Robert Roy Gray. Matoy
Reported Thursday. Ovtoi"r ~.
Grurg. W MrGchtc. Bokchiio.
Albert i,riltun Tackctt, Caddu.
Seal Robersun. larnahy.
Albert Mcfarland. Utica.
Rand"ll Mitchell. Hendrix
rnlk Alonho Carraway. lIcndriX.
Ellis Leon Smith. t"ddo.
lSadulr Sch"it.r. taddo.
.\hr N"d. Durart
Tholnas Eluk ly Philpol. Boswell.
o. ear tJmrh"il. larnahy.
William Francis Green, Hendrix.
Earl Hamilton Williams. krmp.
Chester Hill OGDEN. k"mp.
Nini .i'iXuu lti"". taddo.
t'aItu," Gaming Allen. uuvant.
cyrus Iudd. ilrughtun. nuranl.
Gibson i!ruWn. Kemp
Earl Budinc. Kemp
William Everett cooper. l<cmp.
William Ira Holt, krnrfirk
Crawford Allison Tabor. Durant.
James Alonzu stevens. Colbert
Willie David Ticknor. Wade.
Lee Lawton James. Wade
Clarence William trossl"y. tlddo.
John Howard. talcra
Henry Britain ncatun. Achill".
John Henry Mink. Achilic.
gen Smell Moffitt. Achill"
t"vil Rhyme Turnbull. Achillr.
p..iv !.u cobb. Achiil"
Clarrnc" Arthur Hicks. Matuy.
Alra H." England. Durant.
Fiizhugh Lee Wynnc. Durant
tlHud NaNtubhr Moore. Durdni.
William llrnry Pcrkinsun. Durant
Louis Michael MaSlalks. hurant
Almu. TiSuN. lIurant
John Bernard Miller. Darant.
Fred Royal. boswell
Irnas Thompson. Jackson.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11
liver DIDN'T ACT
DIGESTION WAS
Says 6s year Old Kentucky Lady, Who Tells How She VI
After Few Doses Of Black.Draught

Meadorsvills. Ky.-Airs. Cynthia
Higginbotham. OF this town, says: "At
my age. which is 65. the liver does
not act 30 we'll as when young. A few
years ago. my stomach was all out Of
dx- I. was cons:!pated, my liver
didn't act My digestion was bad, and
It took SO little to upset me. My ap.
petite was gone. was very weak. :.
I decided would give Black.
Draught a thorough trial as I knew It
was highly recommended for this
trouble. I began taking it. I felt
better after few doses. My appctite
improved and became stronger. My
bowels acted naturally and the least
trouble was soon righted with q few
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11

John Lipsey Mason Il
Roscoe Horace Rica' y y
Fred Eugene Hill, nn
l Richard Monroe NIi,s uu'
Otis Martin. Duran, D'n.'
James klide Collier '' n.
Lewis Aubra Hazlexooo "
James Tollie Stone 'Io K
IRA Ray Thomas. Br"'
NI, Makes Branam. Nea% U1
Melvin l.. Han, Bosob;;, sch;
olla Foster Comminsa,u
iolner Cleveland Wol,1
Jim James Aldridse ''fs y
Chas. Wesley Ilarba,,au' ~
Oscar Lamon Lamber, ,g''
Jesse Alvin Wat,erson'
Carl Herbert Stops d
John Henry Davis csS
Wick Lewis, Mead.
Headley Monday Wbi,o
Charley Iran,l"y. Mss
Orion Thomas Adcocl
Sidney Patterson. Ain,
John Lawson IIensley
Clarence Iinusncr Bry.
Robert Perry Badger
Earnest Wesley hin
Earl Emory Shor, Dn
Everett Bryant Mccar,
George Washington w
John Wade kcylon. nj
Albert 5. w. Ellis. Rro
Robert Roe blessing
Orvill Dickey McI.ellan
Roy Rober, Shelley. Ka
Oliver Perry Sims. Col
Jackson Clifton lIaryel
T" Appear Friday, Odd,
Harold Wayne Simmonl
Luther Davis, Platter
Lemual Elmer Wilson
William Joseph CLARK
William Fountain. Obs
Leon Paush. Oberlin
Samuel E. JONES. Benn
Louie Folsom. Banly.
William Elmer Fuller.
Anderson Lewis. nnrad
Tom Orien Woather,.
Charlie Dewitt. Durant
james Robert Graham.
Clifford Walter Cole.
Walter Wha,lcy. Bnkch
Charles BENJAMIN Dam
Emcl Reese. Mead.
Charley Henry Rulf.e.
tarm Sh.did. Albany
Thomas + Willofuri.
Edgar Francis Clark.
Claud '. Hagerty. Yard
Tom Melton Stailings.
Thomas Marvin Jones.
Mortemor" Wilson SmiI
Fora u. Carson. Duran,y
Hrnry Grady Eaker. I'd
Flittir Nicle NcRfide.
Elhert Lee Kirby. Brow
Robert E. Coifrv. Calel
Lyman Nathaniel Slpph(
Lee Martin sullivan. I'd
John William Brown.
John Willis Sullivan.
lCOnlinued on Page
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-10-11
doses OF Black ,Draught.'

doses OF Black, ,Draught.'
Seventy years OF succes(
made Thedford's Black
standard, household reml
member, OF every famil!
need the help that Black.
give in cleansing the SYST
lieving the troubles that |
constipation, indigestion,
etc. You cannot keep well !
stomach. liver and bowels |
working order. Keep thei
Try Black-Draught, It ac
gently and in a natural \
feel sluggish. take a 90,
You will feel fresh tomofI
CSC. a paclIage--one %
All drugg.sts,
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