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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
ia tornado I'D. eI CaIOmeI:
IFS horrible!

FL Caloucl &c Azosue y aetna CO.
mo 81 fue-a dinau,ita en- el hlsado
e calomel le hace perder el dia!
listed snbe 10 cue es el calomel. Els
m~ercurio: azogue. e calomel es pc
ligroso. Actua sobre Ia bills, obra
como dinamita, e~nfernando y produ-
ciendo calambres al paciente. E} Ca
lionel ataca a los huesos Y nunca de-
IBERIA tomarse al interior.
Cuando Sc sienta bilioso, retarda-
do. extre1ido Y ma!o en- alguna otra
forma V crea que necesita un2 dosls
del peligroso calomel, recue-de que
en- la drosueria le veHden una bote-
la grande de "Dodson's Liver To-
ne" que es IN rcmedio meramente
vegctal Y agradable para tomarse,
siendo UT perfecto substitute Ce! ca
lcmel. Esta garantizado cue norma
lizGra 81 higado de una manera ma
tura! ' cue no producira salivaci6n.
No tome calomel. 10 hara Sentir-
Sc enfermo al 6ia siguiente Y tendra
cue pe-der Ut dia de trabaio. "Dod-
sons Liver Tone" 10 aliviara por
complete v hara que Sc sienta per-
fectanente. Delo tambien a los ninos,
oues IS ahsoIutamente inofcnsivo y
no causa colicos. ADV.
ADVERTISEMENT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Nadie, cue no sea americana, : a
mericano conocedor, sabe IA importan-
cia. Que este juego Gene en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. Kay poierosas corpora
cicnes que = exp.otarlo Sc dedicaH,
m~anej2dcS po- h&biles managers e in
tegra6as per verdaderaS notabiiidades
ea e. i~nteresante juego, que conquis-
tan Ia arsacion mundial durante los
dias de los raGdes "Glatchs.'
rs tai el jnterGs que los juegoS des-
p~iertan, que por cable Y poc telegra-
70 Sc comunican sus diferentes Eases a
todcs los grandes ~peri6dicos del mum
do, y millcnes de Persoaas estan pen
Gieates de 81 rc5u!taGo.
Hay ademas, ~periodicos importan-
tisimos, COZ gran capital Y gran cir
~culaci6n, cue sc Geiican Supplements
I las noticias del baseball y que tie
nen miiE0neS de lecto-es.
TODD este tendra que acabarse 0 que
transformarse, .en cuaHto las "estre-
las" Jengan cue i I arar los campos
c 4 cntrar = los tal!eres o q ingresar
en- las fi!as.
In cuarto q 10 ~ultinlo, tengo "a Sc
guridad de que los aeiles Y atleticos
jugadcres de baseball, seran magni-
ficos so!dados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
PENDIENTES DE INVESTIGA.
CION

e. agente de policia especial, Carr
hardt, arre5t6 aver en- les corrales de
Union Stock Yard a tres individuos
que fueron aloiados en- una zelda de
Ia carcel de la ciudad pendie2tes de
investigation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
10 ARRESTARON CON TODD Y
PERR0

In individuo que reside Ell una ca
So de la cuadra numero 200 de Ia ca
lie Sur San Marcos, Sue arrestado
aver porgue sc opuso a que los perre-
ros lazaran 8 UT can de Ia propicdad
del detenido, que habia Inordido va
a varios traunseuRtes. Por fin sc
srrest6 al Gucao del perro J Ell AMI
mai fua Ilavado ii sacrifice.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Hace algunos amos una americana
enyio a su santidad Leon XIII, una
tabaquera de ORC, incrustada de pc
dreria- Y dentro dc ella IN cheque
de 10000 libras esterEnas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

La difunGa REM Victoria de Ingla~
t-rra, regaLaba todos los amos IN bro
che de orc 81 principe Ge CAKES, que
das>ues fuG rcy de InglaJerra, con
c! ncmbre ds Eduardo VII.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
:El tenor de Ia intervention aliada?

Els per este Cue los ~funcicnarios de
esta capital re han ~ccmpgendido que
significa exactamente Ia noticia de
que G! Soviet ha decidido desba0dar
los Gua-Gias Rcics para formar IN G.
~jarcito nacional, cuando que les es-
f~uc-zcs para hacer este ultimo nc han
tenido ell menor resu.t2ao.
Podria ser cue Ia ceanudac!6n de los
esfuerzos de los boisheyikis para for
mar IN ejercito verdaderameEte ma
ciona! astuviera inspirada en- e. tenor
de que su podsr Sc derrumbe como
consecuacia de Ia ~proyectada ~interven
ci6n aliada Ell Russia. Mas hasta dcr-
de es possible, no Sc ha sabido cue 81
regimen de Lenine Y Trotzky haya da-
da Dasos ningunos que constituyan u
na araenaza de guerra contra los con-
.~tingeates n~avales ingleses, ~franceseS
" americanos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
BASE BALL
Uicne de Ia la.)

be!lezas V cbCenemos de q mayor su-
ma de emociones. c conformaremos
con yer ''novenas' de a~ficionados, en-
los grandes pa-ques abG2donados por
los PROFESSIONALS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
HoyELAs DE \ 20 cENTAvoS

Amor y &s-tirlo.
A-ts de BGscar MaFldo
CxlvarIo dc Amor
81 In<iernC De los ho=:b1S
q Novio Prcstaoo
81 Purxato-io &c las SofS'as
81 P.raiSo de LIS HuJeres
~ Hzda dc los Mares
~ Nido dc RuiseHo-es
~ Collar de ESme-alGGS
~ 81 de las Ninas
e. Alma en- VI ScSo
l. Hija de las Fto-cs
L. HE! on los La0.os
L. Mia de los
!. Viuda AieSre
L. Co-tc del Amor
In Prircesa De! Doar
l. Eija dc Venus
Las Evas Mode-uHs
las Obrs-as del amor
Ia Hi;ss del ChampaG1e
st.rina o n Hija de lrs "'as
sialitas seaa las hCjeree
H.a;,os sean los EoraorS
NsAiitas scan las SueETas
Ma!Gi;o sea e. Anor
S=lI;;es sean les Celos
Pzsienarias de Amor
-,.. So Cssrc los FoTb-
Po--r,6 Sc Cssan as &u-ercs
Pa-srss Pecan LIS Mr!eTes
Pe--u* NurrnG-an lcs N.e!1s
Pa-S.e re;n-idcn las viudas
Pc Sssair : una Mcjes
So Iz;asiad {! Amor
viva rsi NOVA!
ss-ia, per jorge Isaac
Il Eiie Galdiio
r RAre-rc de C-o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
IA SIT'UACION

ci6n p~oli5ica de los bolshevikis Y qua
tai peligro 10 constituye ID falta de
una eficiente fuerza nilitar, ocasio-
NADIA por Ia falta de discipline entire
los Guardias Rojos. que han venido
Observation-Disclosures a obrar por ST. pro
pia cucnta, sin cue sobre ellos II ga
una auJoridad verdadcra el gobie O.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

hiIes de eBfermos han SanadO con mi
traLsmientos: no hay raz6n para que I'd
slaa sufrieado. EXAslEN GRATIS.
DIR. A. RI0JiS ALVAREZ. Osteofata-
S2s Prudential Life Bldg. Contra esqu.n'
de Ia Casa de Corte) SaE antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
Deiese listed de snfrir.

No Emporta cue tu
desaientadora pucdI
ser 81 coriicion az
tual: ell e2miaO de |;
SaIud esti sbierto pa
n I'd.
Los caSoS cr6nieo.
Y pamados comunmei
te '~'incurables" cas
sicnprc ccden q To-
marayilloSoS trata
nicatoS ~osteop&ucos.
70 euro: Cat&rro
Constipation. Enter
nedadeS N~ervfoSss
de los TntestiEos, Il
10 RihoneS, PARALYSIS
insomnia y otraS mu'
ckas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01
In cje-ciSo nacional a base de SER
vicio oblisatorio.

YARNS mar hace que Sc vienen
rocibiendo de Russia noticias acerra de
que e. gcbicrno bolsheviki reorgani-
cara el ejercito ~nacio2al pero en- n
fcrma ma consis tente Que aqueil2 en-
cue estaba organizado e. eJerc->o di-
suelto por "a revolucion que derroc> Il
Ear. Con efecto, el gobieTno bolshe-
wiki 0rytende crear 81 ejercito sobre 81
principle del servicio obGgatorio pa
r. todas las classes socialeS; este es,
cue 10 constituyan Ia cl2Se de IA bur
gucSia, Ia cLase media Y trabajadora
" IA tornado per los campesinos. Has
Ia ahora q ejercito habia estaGo Tor
nado exciusiyamente por esas ulti-
mas classes y esPecialmeHte per Ia Ill
TINA, Y Ia burguesia fccinaba parje de
e!, mas deser1penando so!amenIe los
cargos honurarioS.
Los esfuerzos que en- favor de "a
organization del ejercito . base de di-
cho principle he veHiGo hacienda e.
! gobierno bolshevjki. nan resu!tado in
: fructucscs, y no s0iamente este, smo
G. cl reerido gobierno ha verido per-
diendo Ell control de ~aquellos cuerpos
de Guardias RojoS que Sc ~encuentran
en- los puntos mas l~eianos del asiento
Gel gobierno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

Las gran3es ligas Y les gran
GeS matchs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-08-01

FL Caloncl &c Azoguc y aetna CO.
mo 81 fue-a dinau,ita en- el hisado
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
CLASSIFIED ADS

BABY CHICKS-All good strong
Youngsters. Matches every
week. White, brown and buff
Leghorns, r. |. Reds, Barred
Rocks, Black Minorcas, AncOn-
as. Also Matching eggs. Write
for circular.
]. H. Stubbe, Campbell Poultry
Ranch, Campbell, California.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
]Bfran&tal

f, Uncle Chris. Hernleben certainly
deserves . medal for the stock OF
10Y" he carries. We met him the
other day and he informed us with a
twinkle in his eye, well, my boy, !
expected to run 4 footrace on the 4th,
but | guess it will have to be post
poned." with whom were you go
ing to run?" was asked. why, with
Mr.. Kaufman" was the reply. All
of Uncle Chris.'s. friends are glad to
see his smiling face and to know that
he is able to truldic himself UP town
in his wheel chair.
On Saturday afternoon, the llth.,
the Yirebell rang and there was rush
toward the north part of town. 1t
was a grass fire in Leon Bishops
back yard and was easily controlled.
the firebell rang and there was rush
But there is another warning i'll it.
that there should be some concerted
effort at certain times of the year to
take care OF all dry grass, SO as to
avoid such dangers as much as posi-
Bile. If this one had not been dis
covered early it would have result
ed in serious damage.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
FOR SALE.

Overland 1900 Id. Delivery Truck
in first class condition with new High
Tension Bosch Magnetic. snap II
taken at once Call on OF write l.. {.
DeArmond. Mason.
Miss Elaine Parrish. OF Mason, is a
proud little girl these days. She
holds the record in the Mason school
OF being the only child not missing a
day OF school for the entire year, and
with promotion among the highest in
the school.
Giuseppe. Luchetti. a resident OF
Nevada for the past 80 years and for
merly rancher on the Carson River
near Dayton, died last Monday night
at his home near Sparks. Death was
due to heart failure and he passed
away while asleep.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Ambrose
left Thursday afternoon Tor Vallejo.
California, whera Vernon will en-
list his services in Uncle Sans ship
yards.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

A. L. Daniels and John Wichmai
went to Carson City the latter part o
last week.
H. Z. Hemingway, vice-presidcn
of tie Mason Valley Bank, was q
visitor to Salt Lake City this week
Frank Lucas was in town Thurs
day from his ranch south of this city.
He is gradually recovering from his
recent illness.
Mr.. Geo. F. Webster, Cashier Of the
Lyon County Bank, is driving new
King 8 these days, and it is certainly
a classy boat, and one which Mr..
Webster is very proud of.
Dale Ayers, director-general of the
Premier Film Corporation visited this
section of the country Thursday n
the interest of his concern. The Pre-
mier is preparing set of films EMIT
led Little Journeys Through New
ada" and every section of the battle
born state is to be covered
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
YERINCTON SOCIAL. LEAGUE

The Ycrington Social League met
at the home OF Mr. Davidson On
Wednesday OF this week and devoted
the afternoon to dining Red Cross
work. Some 10 ladies' were in atterr :
ance and considerable work was az
complished. after which all enjoyed
light refreshments served by the host
cSs
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
5nrtal

R. c. Dyer, merchant of Shurz
drove up from that town Thursday
B. F. Laws, of the Central Garage
made flying trip to Virginia City
tbs week by auto.
Henry Keyser, and his daughter
Miss Rita. of Carson City, we're Yer
ington visitors the fore part of the
week.
Born in Mason Tuesday May IA, a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. Both
another and son are getting along
nicely.
P. H. Cook and wife, Mrs. Bott and
Mrs. Lever nlotored to Reno the fore
part of the week to attend the Red
Cross conference.
Miss Adeil Haas. local manager of
the Western Union Office, spent sew
erd days this week WHITING friends
q her old home. Virginia City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nickerson are in
Oregon and expect to locate in the
southern part of the state, where Mr..
Nickerson expects to buy a farm.
Mrs. Taylor, of Reno, is here Wis
iting her daughter, Miss Doris, and
incidentally renewing old acquaintanc
es, as she was resident OF Mason
Valley several years ago.
LOST
In Mason or between Mason and
the Creamery $l0.86 in stamps. Find
er will receive reward upon delivery
OF same to Times Office.
A dance will be given in Mason at
the Spragg Hall, Monday evening,
May 9th, for the benefit of the Red
Cross War Fund Drive. Good mus
ic, good floor and good time as
sured everyone. Tickets $l.O0.
Mrs. G. |. Leavitt arrived in Yer
ington Tuesday morning after an alb
sence on some time i'll California, to
be with her son, Lieut.. G. E. Leavitt
for the few days that HE would be
home.
DR.. Geo. p. De Vine, Eye Sight
Specialist will be at the Holland Ho-
tel May END to June LIST. Those Ill
need of eye glasses or artificial eyes
should consult the Doctor while he
is here. Adv
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18
NOTICE

DR.. c. H. Masterson has return
ed to his office and will be glad
to receive all his his old patrons
as we'll as new ones. My prices are
reasonable and have not changed
since the beginning of the war. All
work guaranteed and l will be
here for several years to come to
back it up. Let me examine your
teeth and give you advice and
prices before going elsewhere.
Yours for courteous treatment
and a square deal.
DR.. {. H. Masterson Adv.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

Miss Elsie Humphreys, one OF the
teachers at the Creamery School, was
called to Reno on Tuesday OF this
week by a message telling Of the
death OF her Aunt, Mrs. l.. A. Blakes.
lee, OF that city. Mrs. Blakeslee was
II years old and one Of the pioneer
women OF Nevada, having come to
this state III 1873.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

The following Yerington men vii be
called to Carson City on the END to
serve as Federal Grand Jurors. F. J.
Brooks, X. S. Brooks, F. L. Littell
and Dan Mcleod.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1918-05-18

Miss Russell and Miss Dunton,
teachers in the Mason school, left
Thursday for their homes in Califor-
MIA. They are making the trip by
auto.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
plpNT SEE II

erInrat PefsbinE. the American com.
HaHtertucH chief tells tins story about
aahe sammy
go talked a lof su the voyage over.
said thee general "eG the delight he
n#jd aka In Sightseeing when ou
0atH
im#f miss Natr, Dame Cathedral
t'ra said 81 French volunteer.
tw bnt Z won't said he
.baHt uIss Westminster Abbey m
London atd a Scot
No slrsr' But say. fellows. the
Eaans -eld.at declared the thing I'm
e#zlesl Of all 70 see Is the Church Of
Englana
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
EsTRAYE6

stat eft Louisiana Parish uf West
Frifraua Second justice, Cont
Estraypd before mc hy Perkins Ban
ONE black mHley bull about years
oid Had no marks ct brand Hp 90 the
FHar 1916 eas branded "A la that
Eer bt Mr. John + Irync's cattle
herda Said bull is appraised by "
A Naekip aHd tn { BAH two sworn
appraisers, ?" ba worth twenty dollars
Done and signed ia open Court this
aIh daE ut May Ia The year 1918
WM BALL.
Justice Peace md Ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18
RED Cross NEWS
rygo Kinds Of canteena fer Soldiers
~ France


r,.a,a nar s. ,h.. on.r.tton of ar,n
ing. rantana- and th. MAINTAINING of
stationary antscna bach of the arhI.
ing Ine
4 most daring. SET essential work. a
/ that eft operating rolling eaueena
Ouoa soldier iaayra the treueh ut
tads exhausted These rolling can
lenns go right down rp pha rummunt
eating trenches where tba soldiers
passing Ia and out receive their quarts
mlI of sloamug huuIilou or coffee lH
winter and cold drinks m summer
A. Junction points ola French rail
ways. troops going ou leave from the
battle front often have To wait hours
for trains Since there probably ara
NOT more than halr % dozen important
functions and an average of goo0o men
pass daily only a small fraction Of
them could be- housed
F"'"'''} 'o''S"''a7 o' 'h'm h'a 10
.I''F 'N 'h' Open ''i'" 'h tue '''"
'"''@' "'" come i'ot" '"' "s"'ha
zone tired hungfs aud Infected. Fof
''''.S' '''' '''" '''%1 '"""'''s ''s SUI.
tIonary cautoeus where @ bot meal
may "' "'" 'lo' o''h' are ais" "a'r'a.
''''"'s MAY ~ '''''''a a'" s''i'''h'o
-, ,.,.'., -" '.-' ','' ' ''
,...t, -.'..,,...- s.....
th.. p.nr,l of go, arm, nf American, t,,.
gpBifnp nn f.yaiyr .aH .,fa the
Atlantic befvaep tbam and sn,u,a
Then BE- II nat ia ora.r far th.s. of
ua al home to ptye ,a the Rod FIRMS.
War Fund that the, m,t bs.. fbass
homrl, rnwfort4 when ths, ,.senn
for toe time being The hell 0f ths
trench Il would scpm So and agso
that such giving is "a privilege ana got
q sacrifice
How Red Cross Activities ln War Are
Beng Financed
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

Justice Peace md Ward
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

The manufacture Of unnecessary
farm machinery may be- dropped
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

ff'has f' w 'faf'hh'A tt ~ - 20 'f wv
/ United States regular army. aas found
be.ide the railroad track al lean.
nerette, 10 Fate hsd oycrtakrn him
while beating his way To Brooklyn.
y y. where his parents live
The story Of this mans aowann
WIS told briefly, eloqueully. warning
y ln q diary he had kept aui which
was found on the body.
Ia this diary Wa a List OF books be-
had read good books. intended 90 pro.
moto morality ia the man about to
fight for his country Then, after q
time. came this entry Sent home
Two Red Cross sweaters
Was that the beginning OF the end
II would seem so, for the man
sergeant vas broken and reduced to
the ranks and follow ng close un the
heels Of the day be sent hUVie two
Red Cross sweaters" he faced a court
and was recommended for "dishouor
able discharge for the good of The
service 4 bag ol dice had taken the
place of the good books and a deck
ot cards, thumbed and greasy. we're
on the hGdy
tie had failed 20 measure up to tho
stature Of man bat he had paid the
penalty
The Red Cross sent the body home
beemse the Red Cross does not sit ~
Judgment It's purpose is TO serve lbe
living and the dead. The fact that this
dIshonorably discharged soldier had
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1918-05-18

Delivery of locomotives ordered bs
lhe Government will start Iu Juy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-15
DEMAND NOM FOR
OIL CHEMISTRY
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-08-15
kE RE ENSkY TO
LEAD ALLY CAUSE
IN. NORTH RUSSIA
WASHINGTON L,eks Gov
IlRMsIlu< 0F REPORT
OF FLIGHT or it-Ni\f
a>D lRnIkhN

Washington, AAs 1 Ner~Hskr ose
tAe hero es sAs RasssAn rsv0lasio=.
Is helar srN0ass-- ~ lae POS sale ie@-
der sa 5slgr o1r iAe DolsAevs2i 2as
s4 essAasssA Ais ee4nsrv. ID sAs ila
g4ss.s saa4g
He s zsozs "a a. % Arcn41ge. i
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ais wassAs vim lie as~ EovssRaes.
os ~ ryne-n saylacs Observers
.a soa- quarters vxg-es as aMems :
Is sxtsaa ihss government ana~s
ke-4assy lv4as sasa KS ail 3: sns
slA
d Is aasasf4i. 6o~ersr aas. naw
allied e1rsrnmensk uoale saae u
gsre1. ~ As shr sea Russian AeaAsr
al,AoasA ssras sToaas IN Fsanee
R-.Ala BRA Amtssa are sosksas 10
bs fagos
Ns~ Gs.srrmers lsSser
.e. -nc.~n-
g4sg wA0 q cAses leader ln tA'
rsw AFeA2aesl s3rrrnM~Ds j. ne
-. e.e2r. aas NJ Z4Satf Asssssan
r4aydr az sAs cssg o. volasS.A. Ana css
o. he s.sasrs q Tar ae~ covers
ee1t qrU.elAaA,ssas Azs eessE ulsH'
ssonee 6esose ta.s 20 ne Amersy4s
sQveraIezs As ssEo=s m4-
whether ,Ae srOEsaE sirengsa a
tes Res sAssy has forced TrosIsy an.
Leaire. bossAsrlf. leaders 20 f~e y
ported. IS ao.>saosa here hat
srsa f ,Aeg hAye fset u is coaslz-
e-r4 Grfa4po-t4ar as regards 'ne ss-
-sre ot .ke ho.shcfiks movement
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