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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-09

POTRZEBA dziewczat do mycia garn
k6w. 1907 \. Dearborn I'll. 3
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
HOUSEWORK
HABURDEN

Woman's lot is a weary one at
best. But with backache and other
distressing kidney ills, life indeed
becomes a burden. Doan's Kidney
Pills have made life brighter for
many Weakley county women. Read
what Mrs. R. L. Haynes, 408 Routen
street, Paris, Tenn, says: II had
kidney trouble for several years and
was even operated on, but wasn't
helped. My back was weak and
ached constantly. | had bearing
down feeling across my loins and
couldn't do my homework. Ny sight
often blurred, too. Doan's Kidney
pills helped me more than anything
else ever took; they surely gave
me great relief"
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney Remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mrs. Haynes had. Foster Mil
burn & Co., Manufacturers, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12

SLOAN ITEMS



Mr.. Sam Stowe and family have
moved to Nashville to work at the
bend.
My, l don't believe | ever heard
so much complaint of there being
no tobacco plants as there is this
time in this community.
Yes, "Robin YALE" for one, agree
with you on your suggestion of fix
ing prices On farming implements.
Just a few years back man could
buy tWo-horse pillow from six to
eight dollars, and now they are from
$17 to 500. Leather is very cheap
and shoes are so high that they hurt
poor mans eye to look at them and
it takes all the money that the rich
man has to buy his wife a pair of
shoes Somebody is making a profit
and robbing US.
On last Sunday, while seated in
their buggy, Mr.. Gilbert Bradberry
and Miss Minnie Rainey were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock at
Greer's store, Esq. Greer officiating.
The groom is a sober, Industrious
young man of this community and
son of Mrs. Lucy Bradberry, while
the bride is the attractive young
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rain
ey, of Dresden. They will make
their home with the groom's mother.
Old Sage.
Liberty Bonds
Wanted-Teams to haul logs and
spoke bolts, at Gleason and Ores
den, at once.--Geo. Schober. lat
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
INDICTED ON OLD
CHARGE OF ARSON

Homer Smith was arrested at Full
ton last Friday by the Fulton officers
acting for Sheriff LaFon and brought
to Dresden to Jail. Smith was in
dicted during the past week by the
grand jury on a charge of arson.
The charge is an old one for which
Smith was tried before a justice of
the peace at Martin and acquitted.
1t was charged that Smith burned a
dwelling in Martin something like a
year ago. The evidence ON which
the indictment at the present term
was found against Smith was fur
nished by man named Dewitt, who
was brought here from Maury coun-
ty. Smith maintains his innocence
and will fight the case vigorously.
Liberty Bonds
For Indigestion, Constipation or
BiliOuSneSS
Just try one 5O-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co., manufacturers of Laxative BromO
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
T h de-
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
DAVIS STORE AT
HYNDSVER ROBBED

The general mercantile store of
Esq. Jack Davis, at Hyndsver, was
broken into and robbed some time
during Friday night. Entrance was
gained by breaking open the rear
door, a quantity of meat, flour and
coffee being taken to the value, Mr..
Davis thinks, of about $25.
There is no clue as to the guilty
party or parties. During recent
weeks there seems to have broken
out in the western portion of this
county an epidemic of thievery, most
ly for meat, it seems. A good rene
dy would be strong application of
raw-hide whip upon some scoun-
drel's bare back.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
INSPIRING LIBERTY
LOAN MEETING

An inspiring Liberty Loan meeting
was held in Dresden Saturday after
noon at the courthouse, presided over
by Hon Robt. A. Elkins.
The high wind, the threatened
rain and the death at IL o'clock of
Mr.. Guy Holland. one of Dresden's
most beloved young men, combined
to prevent the demonstration planned
by the committee. But a fair-sized
crowd assembled in the courtroom
and listened to patriotic four-minute
talks by the following gentlemen,
urging the necessity of the purchase
of government bonds: Hon. Robt.
A. Elkins, Harry Jones, ]. H. Moran,
J. ]. White, Rev. Caleb L. Smith,
R. L. Suddath Judge Joseph E.
Jones, W. T. Killebrew, R. T. Lewis
and King Webb. Benediction was
pronounced by Rev. Smith.
All places of business and indus
try closed promptly at / o'clock, as
requested. The Boy Scouts were out
in full uniform selling bonds and
were quite successful.
One speaker very truthfully put
the proposition when he said: IF
you do not purchase Liberty Bonds
and help your government you will
be forced to help through the medi-
um of taxation" Another said: IF
you don't respond to your govern
ment's every call you will be working
as a day labOrer under an armed
German soldier" as the people of
Belgium are doing today.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
LIFT YOUR CORNS
OFF WITH FINGERS
Tells how to loosen a tender corn
or caIIus so it lifts out
without pain.

You reckless men and women who
are pestered with corns and who have
at least once week invited an awful
death from lockjaw or blood poison
are now told by a Cincinnati authority
to use drug called freezone, which
the moment few drops are applied
to any corn or callus the soreness is re-
lieved and soon the entire corn or cal
lus, root and all, lifts off with the fin
gers.
Free8one dries the moment it is ap-
piled, and simply shrivels the corn or cal.
Ius without infaming or even irritating
The surrounding tissue or skin. A small
bottle of freezone will cost very little
at any of the drug stores, but will posi-
lively rid ones feet of every hard or
soft corn or hardened callus. If your
druggist hasn't any freezone he can get
It at any wholesale drug house for Won.
Liberty Bonds
Return Log Chain.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
NAB WHIS-
KEY CAR-NIT!

On last Thursday night three of
Dresden's most distinguished citizens,
Jim Moran, Foster Fuqua and R. E.
Ellis, were unceremoniously held up
at the point of shot guns and told to
unload their car Of whiskey at a
point three miles north of Dresden,
on the Memphis-Paducah Whiskey
thoroughfare.
Messrs. Moran, Fuqua and Ellis
were invited to attend good roads
meeting at Pisgah church, eight miles
north of Dresden, Thursday night.
These gentlemen left about midnight
for home.
Earlier in the night the sheriff was
tipped off that a large car was COM
ing this way loaded with Paducah
red-eye, and so Whit and Bonnie
Bullock and Dick Eskridge all armed
themselves with long-range shot guns
and hurried out the road, where they
laid in wait until past midnight. Just
as they were ready to give it up as
bad job and return home out of the
cold, the lights of an automobile
hove in sight. Each took station
and when the car bore down upon
"HaltW 'GHaltp' rang out from three
strong voices. Moran, Fdqua and
Ellis all got out of the car, with
hands up, at the same time, or near
" the same time, and asked what
the matter was. 80, nothin'," re-
Piled Sheriff LaFon
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
SEE DR.. SAUNDERS
AT MARTIN, TENN.

Third Saturday in each month, at
his office over Bells grocery store,
near the new postOffice. Eyes ex-
amined and glasses made to order.
The most difficult and complicated
cases fitted quickly with perfect
ease and comfort. 52-3t
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12
Return Log Chain.

The party to whom l loaned my
log chain last fall will please return
it, as ! need TT. F. Brundige.
1-2t
Liberty Bonds
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12

Liberty Bonds
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1918-04-12

Wanted-Teams to haul logs and
spoke bolts, at Gleason and Ores
den, at Once.-Geo. Schober. lat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Down Win the Carpet Bag

We OCCASIONALLY glimpse the sneon
ggaoGs and the bizarre even IN ,Ass
pregrs ssive aas. We Asye seen Eea
asake aarn foois q themselves over
freak election he.s. dslii2nce wish the
sluwe- hewi. AID attempts 10 raise Z
cAsglln noassaSaes. words tasl a.
uGen we ccznsesr 2aa,e the fArvAssse
consequences ot wcmens evlnplAAncs
wsih the dictates cf name Fashion.
Bat. car yca imagine AIRY sane indi-
vseazl csrvysng IN cla fashioned car
pet Tag 0n ais rAveiss Or, car you
cpnjzre sp shs -sczaFs az any mana
ssc-arer wish seEnersfy enoash 10
1narce come A~es~ Of The hi9eoas
..oassroslsy thar Grsndpa ases %
fcfe-
Neither car wt
Yes. Sew Ng-a newspsHex unaer
resent dsie Qzcsn. 3 prnmineni IAi-
ssso le2.Aer merchant ss Er~1scS-
srg. On accpanf O. tire scarcity and
hagA cost a. lsallsr. general resis-
ion 70 the 4ncter, 'sveling compsn-
ien- E-ltAer the leather us&n was Tn
eelieyahte ignorant az coalitions AZ
.ectias Ais own lasirsss cr. be ~ss
s..ccsfng- he regorlsr. We incline
foward the kSfer oglaioa.
TIE s-uSA of tAe matter s. that
eysn. il heather were Withdrawn ca
tsrely truza tAeirsve.srg goods field.
these Srsicses wa1id still he made
O. arr Number :. materials prefer
able 70 carpet In fact. leather sab
..lntes q sAs synaxy.in coaied Tyre
ave proven 50 zsps-ior . the rnz
4 -ssv q le4,hets available for pop
qrice3 suii Eases and bags tAai.
= i0ng tine pss,. they hare bees
steadily rsa.4cizg lsashs- for this
FErpose
Exec, Il the vary high priced bags
Ez3 szi; cases. Re leather used for
Ezs,lng orer TIE cardboard .ssne Is
lAtis zo-e thar esnoaEaee rs ser
vioe j. 7oo-. Is teas.le strength IL
i-z.i.ssi-nAl Or re other hznd, ,he
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
'blfW N I'LL MS COIN
WHEN # ENLISTED
Former Successful Business Nan
Is Poor Finsncisr After 1n-
listing In ne American
Army

MssAingaon. Asg III Ddfficalsaes ot
sx xiaiers vAo sar-se-sv rer~ saccsss-
fsl eHsssssx meg. n gAysa< .Ass years
inconss Tax ON IRIS yssrs cay are
illustrated av story hroaghr 10
vssAiagsoa ~ za csnoer serving Al
cue Of shc soaEA IN cans0awents
I&<s FearuAry. The officer sad. be
exaaslnez 10 shs aez x Ass command
iAzg al married .7en renld have 10
ny ,Ax or as sAelr last years
ssr1snss over $500 whi,e a. usnar-
RED aca wecid have . pay ca all
anccae ever s. sAaa
CozGns 10 h-ra ssisr cre Of the men
, grfyRis. said.
guess wonN he sale 20 pay that
i-come az ] Aaseu1 azy EAcney
~0Al sAzts az risA.. rspl.ed fhe
oggscsE. yow hare aassl June to ray
II anG soa can ssvs X oas ot year pay
~ ihsf lszse
r an ssrzkd ccaa2u't Responded
tho private. Il raa3s sas@as iast year
and | hlew il 81 = whca was called
Hfc she xtnr~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Hot Weather Hits Us
Hardest in Stomach

Keep . close watch On ycursfon-
sck Ms sunmsr. We nssd al o1y
4shfins strsngth- Var work
change al diss-xill make us al
easier prey TO stomach and boxti
'ronke than eTer before /, j. %
esxy 70 become ovsrhezte5 ca q
bIanrs ho; day. especially after
ealing q hearty neal And then
tie sxressivt beat makes rs food
ocr stonschs with al kinds a
cod drinks That's bsd q, any
tine: u1ch vcrse-even danger
o1e-vhz there is fhe slightest
fe>,irS a stomach trouble
Keep TIE stomach sweet srd
eox and fr-s from too much scsd
-;ks;s xhou. az ibzi L nece-
sz-y. Its 10; % much The diet
- 70 keep The p.csson frun stzrt-
M tro-hls Yoc c.n easily DO
th< 4 yus riA - take : ,xf1es q
tvo dhroSIC xfker yo1r raesk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once yea Gel year blood free srum
imparstie< e1eSnse1 os she cxtar-AAl
rnssans. whHrh * - nox a prer to he-
cause cf sts anavsStks sgsse~sAer .
sua wFll he reliesxd cf t'&garrh sne
lrfp2inx In tAe shruzs. hawking ard
Sitting. rsw sN-vs ir the ncssrfss. aa1
the di<zxreeahse Sad breath Il Was
e2us~i In the firsg place. because rpar
Impoverished hicct WAS easily snseee :
20 Possibly slisss cosa Or csafAcs
wsth someone wno haa cold RaI
tAe pcin; is-aoa; saffer with Ca
ss-rh--ss Is not recssSary. The rem
cdr s s s. discovered over fsfsy
years ss0. tested. trae and tried ss
oAszinzh.s >; ans drug store Il has
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Senator John Colobie
Ansue,s His Traducers

srsxn ES1gires 4 cr1ersss e SsAyaaA
races ~ Austria wss held a. Rcns
ssa1s azle sge. 2Ad icTzn z.asea sA'
1cass'1szzSy a tie Rs.kaz STATES
sa--s Saa list ~ ressrAl Uaso7 .
sAe u sasox al skiz c1-niTs
Y0x ,sree yeats hsfors tbs ooansss
Ns1s Aat9 the wsr. lie Slsxczie rxees
q A-srsSs JEgp Sgsys- % soagA
sxzsr1 Austria tie BcAsz5ssss
Cs<<-s- Sslicssns- ses Fo.ss q Ger
z-ang. R-ssss ard AassEiz. 4z9 ia
.ss2tFs 9. TIC STAY sinA1s1s AZ Russia,
ex1 8 2To2GSzR1s IL AEeres 70 Asig
~rasr-nlps tAs E1s.re q A@ssrsa zna
SsFEaaF
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soazer tan >. farce q araas- il will
< a. L re Asl7 Q. sAf S'src1 +:
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LslRE rsycazison n A4ssrsa ard ae-
s:sny.ng tie zEi;zTissSe dyn&x,x G:
= Hspss4rgs
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7.sSsesxs1 tAe ai9scsmAsic kuc~leSgs
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freak 3own the gcvsEEzsns < Aps-
"a ~ Sia,ozsssc EssAc5s soE the
ssne6s q sas .AIlsss as Germany
sroks 1owz ,ha: ~ R1ssss to is osae-
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.lisgrzi.nS ard zsore 5szsly as a
st2poa Q. S,2zQ~<st tARa arzs
To Saws al AaasExs are mere
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.zsc4 tAe.r goTerzzen..
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sscGSEeSs are great Ix-szt.tss IA.
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s-uzszi = Cd ;4tAsr. ~ -s-Asr. uy
src.2er. ~ ss;sE-&y al I 1xSt
sscrisrss al 30 ee q worthy cfszrsz
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g rss-scu'st zan to seasisE ssoriss
hzSlzsi - .cTs scr ~ ce41ry.
TIE rsrsoi-.a1 Fsrsx lsstsrz = sss
suss srs vs.sc-s EsaAs Esca-,s,s o.l
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JOIN GoLcRIE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

lssther swessssa5e Like fxarisoid Ia:
The aeansy and fr~l ~ the sery tinesl
ls&shey, wears SsStes tAsa sry ex-
reps she best grala heather and does
net crack, tear c- peV. In addition
4 Il water. grease and ss4in pTssal
and clcsns6.e wagA scaa and water
Millions Of Yards q lhis material are
eelns used in raaS~ % seagaer Ia vs.
Tsons industries every rear and mil
ls'ns mcrs eaald te Froaaeed il nec
crs2rw
VITA this knee ledge in oar pos
session. we need suffer no anlic. n ,
tory shaaders oser the possisslity o.
lVgging our pAgawas and tooth
brushes sroand sse country In . car.
pet Gag
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

EAToNIC is the Eonisrfu. nsu
compound fiat sbsc.hs iSe harm.
I'll gases and .uices and srnos.
instantly drives away stomach
misery.
Instead q sudden za5 psinfu.
attacks q indigestion alter vou
cegln using EiTONIC You u for
set yea have : stomach and rhere
slli he no more heartburn sucs
repeating .soar ssor,scsi gss pztn=
% tesr lunrs- hissessi iseli7- !, s-fsse
- oft<n exRer.s1ce1 siisr erfInx. Taen
var zppefte-soc kn,v 1oE lard 4
rs a. srs-ssr n h1s -szshev-eet go a.
tvs EAToSIC Tshssts hat k,o.rs b.
lore rns2.-znd Fo- ~ ez,or tks ~
s1.ls az - bsfrer . s1Frs .sr
T1ss< s-e : ies r~azr-1E wv xcs
s1o-1s1 sszrs ussn- = EATOSfC to.sEvxr,1
fo--z.y so1r s-c73ch A<zzoss rte 49,
HS1c.< tuls s1Elrr Il cosas CO sEsr
crsti- r<-xzr. fc-r dr1<<s- -so-n
POO k-ov ard can rsnss ~ rro-nrxr
r<-s7e vDa- r1o<y yur s-e oos
z0<s ia. oAsen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Chasing War SAYINGS Stamps

gAcat sasA ycrr Esr sasiaEs
ssxmgs j. the s@nscasficn Of the Ok
iahoma War Savings cnaaEi;ses.
k,e2 ,hen ursF maturity and draw
fam smfervxs
Reports ot mssrea@nss @Scest4hE
war S&yines Ssxnps IN pssle-t for
merchandise has ccrne 70 The Gstez-
tson AZ tAs state W : : committee.
others hare izdnsge1 n the p-&cfice
II 1iscoEnfsng tAeE fcs cash This
Il nsf In KEEPING wish the in;enEAon
os ,As .Arst sacFsle-t tAs cozn-ais-
lee asserts ard axis that Tie pr1ctics
se 6isponsl11s4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
INfERMED GERMANS
aRlAG On TIRAaD
Camp Is Swept BY Dread pi-
dsrre Pro- ~ s.lc
.~r.nksng or Unsiltcred
Water

shss.ie y C.. Aus ~ n wss
ir-Tmma here soaAy saal ihtrc aFr it's
{. a. q. ssshasa teycf amonr tar 10
sfEES serta&as 4 iie' sgr.ns se
E'ses wss' u SIS sit* vuJ thas IA
g. Haore deashs Aasc ossarrsd
The lziieEts ae we're yesiesar
,gs ssicsrd 70 local Aos mai CAMP ere
reported 10 hsys crank the ~ aer
S French Brosl river wa:e- Slth the
lpssn , ot mAssrg ,Aeu elvcS sick
sS that a. ~s- egarsrn sas coald nnt
rsose 'Aean Is Georgia esapps
TAe rrst 81 iac inscrns Nifl be
raQsva 81 caee Il i gnacrstos1.s and
Hoi SFTfHSs wiil b. rapidly equipped
as hospital fer A.asTsrap soldiers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
IkV[RT suGAR WILL
Be USED BY PEOPLE
Alshnrgh Cortsn. Is Less Than
Grznrlssei Variety II HAs
Great Value Jis
Claimed

Hartford. Cozr. Azg .s--A Rss
soz-cs cs s1gR- Vas nssnec 10 CcA1-
.eSlec: Es-2lSftEgrTx ysstsE'1
xAs5 tie se.sra. :1cz co-zAssso.
ssshax.se1 TIE ssrcssxs u lzTsrs s..
"a q vArs ske-s are 1eoas ie 30.
80 po1,es Ssslas,s in Lezssia-a-
zs.s -yo4rc. s .rr- s. u ea' ss.
sy-- s-Szr Ars q offset :As 2sE.s--
eses :, s1sx- eo-ss-. sss-x s-ese-.-
s-5 ta,-zc--d esr-l.ca.s VII ::
s-3Efs 70 s-y. - rczr1s c. =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16

We cHer Oee Hrstred Dollars Re
ward foe aSy case c: catrrh hat
cs,,os - Cured ~ Halls CasasfA
c-A
J. cEKNEy 4 c. -ese1o. O.
We. TIE r.*fSsxzec have k--wn =. J.
cs&rfy fcw tie sx<s - y<4-s~ s-1 s<4fst
ss.3 p<~Tec.sv h-~c-ntas n AZ eSS11ese
f-1-f1 rtsc-s at eaar,rsx.sv ssse tn cs--J
xs arr cS-rz1srs nae ~ rs 1r--A
NATIONAL. Rank c. COMMERCE
-efs3s. q
E1-s Cksar-A c-rx s taxa s-st--Allr.
xr-A-r -ssc.aw Ur7r sA@ e5r,c1 xs3 Esp-
-ezs sr-fxces cs TIE srxzt-- -sfrrs1>Axls
ss.s s-rv- Yrace 3 e<ra Per ecs.se- Sc.a
~ a. --1rr1x.x
1Hss Es-e FS1GS S-ss kss e0ss<sssasA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-16
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

rrvsen ~ ssaas IN thousands II
cascs |: VAL 40 . in yoar case Ges
$ : 5. NJ oacc ara begin ;rsst-
merf n yours is 4 haaS sgaa&lng
case ~ s@rr 20 write fs~ f~~
ncst EaAdiesi adv AZ
fnw thss rGreiy rr@esaeie hinaa seuir
cis ~rs the imHs -iEsrS fsVm fae 10
BY !. ny us hnsg Il esrsn Ne M.
Frose vgss thss fhaassra. " sat
frrers ffv cAfSwh. AFTER gxnsisfens
treatment 4 5 Il y Aavr Aeen
freed frosn sreabse ard al rs
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