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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-05
BULET'lINE.


PARIS, 4 Sept (10 a. N.Y.. -
Conform telegra lei trimisa ca.
tire ziarul Paris journal, trupele
generalului Mang(n au aiuns la
marginea platoullii Vauxaillon s;
lnainteaza SYSTEMATIC catre Che
minis des Danes;
Vauxaillon este cam la o mils
81 jumatate spre est de linia ALA
tilor mai sus de / Scissors. Pro.
gresul facut i'm aceasta direrecti.
une arata ca misearea generalu.
lui Mangin are tinta de a cadea
in flancul pozititInilor germane
dealungul punctului vesle 81 a
primejdui ncuile lbr pozit.i de la
Chemin de Damesl
II.
LONDRA, 4 Seph - Un ca,
armat englez este raportat ca q
intrat in Narquoin. Stirea vine
de la frontul englez. Narquoin e..
ste pc drumul principal ce trecs
din Arras spre Caznbrai, ceva ma
bine decit la jumatate de drum
*s
LONDRA, 4 Sept. - Maresa-
lul Haig raporteaEa ca Englfzi;
'au ajuns la liniaI canalului Dr
Nord ocupind EcourtSt. Quen-
tine.
,Pe frontul de lnpta Sc rapor.
teaza actiuni minare la diferite
puncte,' spune HING.
moi am ajuns II partea rasa-
riteana a padurei Vaux, la nord
de Moislains am inaintat in ma,
multe locuri. In general trupele
noastre an aiups2 = liniA .canlu.
lui Du Nord, 81 la nord de dru-
mul Arras-C Cambria soldatii nos
tri au capturat Encourt-St.-Qu.
entin.
I'm sectorul Lys, noui progrese
s'au facut atit la nord, cit 81 la
sud de acest riu. Trupele noastre
sd apropie de Nerve Chapele s.
Laventine, punind nina pc Sal
lly-Sur- -La-Lys, Nieppe 81 lie Ro-
marin.
LONDRA, A Sept. - S'a aflat
din surse authoritative ca All En-
glezii au trecut peste canalul Du
Nord la Haut-Allaines, la doua
mile, la nord de Peronne.
Gu citeva ore inainte Maresa-
lul Haig a raportat ca trupele
Engleze au ajuns II acest canal,
posibil ca in luptele ce au urmat,
canalul a fost trecut.
LONDRA, 4 Sept. - All s'a
aflat ca englezii au capturat Ro-
mancodrt (situat: n sud lie En-
court-st. Ouentin). Au mai fost
capturat 81 Inchy- y-En-Artois, Der
nicourt 81 Hermies.
= -
HARDIN, MAN0IURIA, 3 Sept.
= Avantgarda coloanelor echo
slovace, care a capturat Verkh.
naudinsk, a efeptuit 0 legatura
intre dinsa 81 fortele generalului
Semenoff, pc riul Onon.
De la Pensa pSnx Ia Vladivos.
took, este un intreg liant neintre-
rupt de trupe de ale aliatilor.
AMSTERDAM, Z Septembrie
- Rapoartele sosite aici spun ca
insusi cancelarul Hertling al Ger
maniei s'ar fl exprimat ca gene
ralul Won Hutier - pregateste
sd faca fata inaniicului undeva
la r7ul Disc.
Riul disc merge sprs est 81 vest,
trecind peste linia lui Hinden,
burg la La Fere, iar ind&ratul a.
celei linii sd intosrce 81 merge
spre nord.
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parent seriousness of the case When
he agreed w. represent the dei,ndan,
But It SENS " us that he wen. entire
hes Uud ne bounds OF pr"ptict>
When. Alter 80 much discriminating
evidence was brought cut, he tried
to bottle the statements witch his
client had made.
Uncle sam Is going Goo nave lots 60,
these traitors 60 deal Win ln the
months 10 come. as it IS uur under
standing that the reptiles are Ia De
hunted out and punished Truc. thev
Will not got the punishment they d''
serve. IN all probabilit,, hut IT '~ al
together likely that they VIA Oe put
where their seditious talk VIII not m
iluence others. Are We " be con-
froutcd with the situation ot having %
lawyer bob up every time IA endcas-
OF To- impede the progress Of Justice
Must each case be bitterly contested
aud be made TO drag its weary way
through all the courts In the land
Other people are making sacrifices
during the war. Lot the lawyers DO
the same hing by shying at these
cases where treason is involved
Furthermore, suppose "a man was
hailed before "a German court accused
81 treason. DO you suppose "a lawyer
would be allowed to appear and .n o
roundabout a coudone the action OF
his CLIENT Hardly. And while Nc
do not of course. have any desire 10
ape German methods. the fact remains
that we have been too lcnient in this
country and il is time we began Co
tighten up a little on the meu and
womou who are guilty Of reasonable
talk.
Criticism OF the government is not
objected 90. But the defendant In
question was not criticising the goy-
eminent lie aid what ne would and
would not do and showed 10 the mind
NJ u reasonable human being that
his sympnthics were with the German
empire There IS 70 vast difference Doe
tween honest criticism ~ rhc govern
mont and openly cvprcssinr sympathy
for the kaiser.
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THE SCRAP BOOK
AoJ.


You are the master Of yourself. you
ten yourself how fan fo go.
You hold the throttle ot your power,
YOU make your schc'ui. fJst or
slow.
You bid yourself 20 toll To-. rr-'. YOU
choose the JOYS YOU wish % claim.
And you determine Just bow much uI
strength yuuIl spend To- win @ game.
The whistle blows az quitting time.
but YOU command yourself tp luit.
You either choose to drop the task
or stay right there uru finish It
Success from distant mountain tops
holds ont her joys for YOU 60 gain
But ,ou decide how hrru Nuu'll fight
those splendid rlorie~ tu attain
You bow ,u cate ur conquer J3l tIr
obstacles that bar Nuur way.
You mtk" the choice twist good aud
900 you make the choice wlNt toll
and play,
YOU say how much b. little here
Euu'N du for glory coz for pclf
From manhood tu the silent grave
you're slave ur master uf Yourself
Edgar s. Guest.
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GEltNI,N BUSINESS II CoRUurr.

Hero Hciul rotthoIf. u writer eco
nomic aud commercial subjects. CON
trihut,d tH pI" Uilta recently 90 ur.d
ccouu oft thv decline OF romm,t-
,iul morality in Germany After 90
general reference to proutocriur hc
declared that the moral consequences
were even worse than the financial
consequences OF the war boom" and
that ID matters do not improve the
soldiers returned from the field viii
spit iu contempt re- the people lt
home
Herr pothon wrote that nobody
took the slightest notice of ministc
ria! mouitions amt that b general
belief iu making tho most out ut the
war wa- such that 60 very respectable
and decent merchant has said:
Anyone who does not get rich iu
his war does not deserve 60 have had
the chance"
The writer stated that orders and
regulations were forever multiplying.
because tho public aid not want Go DO
right-the number ~ regulations is
nov such hat nobody can observe
Thorn aIl-aud there is nobody living
I'm Germany who strictly speaking.
has not earned imprisonment. Ace
,ordiug To- Herr poth1ff, corruption
has devastated iIl classes aud or.
rloyes. not satisfied with demandiur
'Ntrayteaut wages are now tthIur
cooked paths He went ON
The Chlvi ui these crooked paths
is bribery. Throughout broad areas
of our economic life. bribery of con-
ploycs has bcoum" e. recognized trade
custom. without which % is lmpoe-
sihle To- obtain either an order CO.. the
delivery OF goods. 4 second method
b. ,uh"llicmcut COP theft should
mot like To- gu 80 far as tee say thai,
'mhel1lomcnt and theft arr already
recognized as t trIdc custom. but
anybody can see that respect for the
property OF others has h,ou badly
shaken 10 g wagon SIS Loft for J short
tIuo uuguardcd 100 the street or con-
th" RAILWAY. % b. certain Goo Doe half
|pluudcrod Uuusigumcuts 81 food.
iucl and an necessities of which there
l- O. shortage are rccLou"d as fair
game.
These practices are Dog mo- means
confined tu subordinate ho added
'pu ne contrary. they are tu Toe found
'very Tar nap boo circles OF whose boz
cnrruptihiuty Germany hud hitherto
been right, proud iuteoI. the COZ
ruptiou OF subordinate could mot
hyy" reached such proportions. ir the
traditions of th, German u-uUpIu,.tpy
had not been undermined
The state ui Things i- SERIOUS Or
i- impossible Co accept tho crnyeu-
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CONSERVE Iu,n

a protest against the sweeping oE
der for httclr-~ days ha. been ro
criyod Ion Washington trorn the yGuug
mems marchtug club and hate choir
Of kunkakec. 40. and hate schedules
are hoing submitted 90 chairman
Crcol We offer thc following:
sunday Httcless day.
Monday Haze day Tor the German
government.
Tucsdal -tmtc day for Turkey and
the headquarters OF thc German gen
oral staff
Nednesdly -Hateloss day.
Thursday Hate day for the king
o., Bulgaria, with mixed feelings too
wards Trotzky
Friday Hat" lay all around
Saturday e m.-Hatc morning for
Potsdam, Hiel and points adjacent
saturday D. HAN holiday
N"w York Evening Post.
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SINKING HOSPITAL snIps.

That Germany has absolutely mo- re-
gard Tor agreements, verbal or other
wise. has been amply demonstrated
during the present war, n IL mo- 9TH
or reason existed for America end IA"
allies declining 90 make peace with
the murdcrers and highbinders now
IN control Of tho destinios ~ the Ger
MAJ empire. this alone should be suf-
flcient reason for an solf-rcspcctins
nations 10 decline to consider FOR re
moment any nov 20 stop tho war, the
negotiations for which would have to
Doe conducted with q sang nkc The ono
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MIR TIN IOSTN NSTIcR.


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NOTICE 10 HERALD
~ nSGRIIkIrRS

subscribers Ia the Evening Her
AID vino are served by mail are
kindly requested not Ia he too
ha-tl about filing complains with
this office ia casc their papers DO
mt reach them promptly. Owing
To the existing congestion I. l. MT
i~nlrtsIucntly the ca-c that news
rsiIcrs aud magazines are delayed a
w'g,k or two Ia reaching their dos
tiInsions. We are always glad Ia
remedy any cause ion complaint
over which this OFFICE has iuri~-
diction. but We are unable tai do
anything IN the way OF Fastening
delivery once thu papers are IN the
postorfiCc, Subscribers. THEREFORE.
are asked Ia he patient. a. we reel
quite surr that all concerned are
doing their hest Ia handle the mail
~ cNpSlitiouslN n possible under
cNisling conditions.
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.rIM nNIrLE CnY nr rErn ~,

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man o> rrr>~o> cH>unI.

over e., A~llmupurdu last wH"E d.
man wa ARRESTED sud FI,,u F., lcatin-
bcf,rc the United States ,umm,ssto
er. ch1rard with alleged -cdtiou- u'-
terauccs Nituo-sc. wore examined
VIII quoted the defendant as saying
an'ut the sinking OF the lusittna
thnt an should have drowned that the
Untcd States mad uo business 90 get
into tho war and mat ne hoped Ger
mnuy would lex France and England
and would come over and establish a
German go,crnmcnt 100 the United
States. as AN autocrary was the best
form 81 rule that .n case he was over
dr,lted. ir case the draft age was
raised. he would not ro unless he had
10. and II ne did hc would sink tho
ship that carried him over or desert
o. the Germans after he got there
that fho Red cross wac u fake AMI
THAI the higher o%fflcors got she funds
that were subscribed that DE hoped
EVERY ship that .nrr.cd soldiers woul .
De- sunk.
Witnos4o- testified hat the d,fouC
ant had been mtkius pru-GrrmIu iutD
Ion the last, year ur more. a'ost III
the testimony, while strong as to the
defendants sentiment. was not fixed
.s subsequent Co the enactment ct tbs
espionage act aud WIS therefore im-
material
b%crogatory statements as go The
I,od Cross and draft were, however,
flN,. az nav ~ been made after Jho
enactment OF uIc law be was tried Tor
Violating. and the defendant wa.
bound over TO avail, the action OF the
federal grand jury.
The defendants attorney made "A
strong plea ia behalf OF ms client and
ailcgcd that q great many OF his
statements were Idle talk. Tho a.
torncy admitted that some ut .hc tai,
should not have been made. but stated
that 20 citizen should have tho priy.-
h'h' fA 'A'i'irtNh kfNf tiAf'ill listlI'lH.
Judging from the information al
hand, the defendant in the case is a
rank pro-Gcrman. Technically hc vts
not guilty of amy ho,nous tense. bee
cause much ot his scditi, tax was
o%uEag"i 100 before the passage ot the
espionage law But this does not alter
The fact that his heart is stamped.
made iu Germany Fortunately A.,
few Of his statements seem Ju have
been made after he passage Of the
espionage law 80 he can bc held tp
appear before the United States grand
jury.
But what attracts our attention .n
connection with the cnso is the "im.
FASHIONED plea made hy the ittorn,,
In behalf Of his client We under
stand, OF course. that the lawyers
must live. u is a business proposi.
ton with them 20 appear Ia court
either 90 prosecute or defend Mayhe
The attorney did not realize The ap.
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run HIsnOpS rNnNnlIll.

Bi-hup Paul Jours OF Utah was
asked hy "a committee the other day
10 support a rathor extreme sunday
ordinance.
"Gruuomcn. said the bishop "thc
wife of one ct my ministers saw her
little hoy last sunday morning Dh1s
Iur the hens an over the f,ruystt
with "a cluu.
I'm learn YOU hr was shouting.
1u learn YOU to lay ,ll- uu fhU Sab
bath Detroit Erry Press
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wORK TINT TELLS
Plenty of u Has IBcen Do;tc Right
ncr. 10 NhnnmsHnnr.

IIcr' Ia albuquerque.
To Thoroughly know The virtues oft
10 medicine I'd must Investigate IFS
work. DOan's kidney pIlls stand thus
test. and plenty OF proof exists right
hero Iu Albuquerque. People who
testified years ago 90 relief from
~backnchc. kidney ana bladder dspr-
ders. now give confirmed testimony
declare the results have lasted. How
can ms ~Albuquerqu@ sufferer longer
doubt the evidence
Mrs r.. F%ournellc. 4Oi South
broadway, Albuquerque, says About
three years aga / took Doan's KID
uey Pills aud they cured me- OF the
pains in my back. u trouble with
which ] adj suffered for ~ good many
years. ! was also relieved OF rheu-
matte pains and / haven't been both
cred with that complaint as much
since
statement given January 30,
1000.
M TrouIc since.
ON May H.. 1917, Mrs. Fournelie
said 90 still have much praise for
Tiouu Kidney pills and do not hes
itate 20 again recommend them. /
have had no return % kidney
trouble.
Price zoe. al an dealers. Dom;
simply ask for a kidney rcmcdy-get
Dnan'a Kidney Pllls-tho same that
Mrs. Fournele has twice puhiisly
recommended. Fostcr-Mllburn Co...
Mfsrs, Buffalo. y. Y.
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4 scouting airmau returned ono day
with e bit ut valuable Information
about the enemy. which no one boz
llcvyd. lie therefore Flew back again
and returned with bis machine rid
died with bullets.
Yes. irs AN ripht he reported
ITS tho Nth regiment You're such
a lot 1T unbelicvlur boggars that /
had 10 make sure. J ilst landed In
a field nnd had 90 look at the number
ON their muics. lltd rather a Job
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many. -
Gcrmany's first glazing violation or
her promise was ON August @ 1914.
when despite her ugreen. mt 10 re-
spect Belgian neutrality. she demand
cd Of the Belgian government "a FREQ
passage through 90 France Being re-
fused. She made war ON the country
M support Of Ge-nany's action the
German chancellor. speakiue Boo the
roichstag on August {. 1914. said
I'VE are now in a state OF necessity
and necessity knows no law our
troops hnHc occupied Luxembourg and
perhaps have already entered BclgIlr
TERRITORY Gentlemen. that is 70 breach
~ International law. Il Is true that
the French government declared At
brussels that France would respect
Belgian neutrality r4 long le hor adj
vcrsary respected b.. We know how
ever that France stood ready for am
Invasion France could wait We could
NOT \ French attack un rur flank !
ON tho lower Rhine might have h"eA
disastrous Thus We were forced to
Ignore th, rightful protests OF ne gov
orumcu's ~ IuNcmburg and Belgium
Tho wrong Il speak openly tho
wrong we thereby commit We will try
in make good ls soon as our military
aims have been attained. he who i
monoood J- wo arc and IS nghtIng a..
his highest possessions can ouIy con-
slider how ne is to hack his way
through Nothing NOR, need bc said
The chancellor admitted that NJ"
treat, was absolutely di-rcpardod Not
only IS this true In the case In lucs
tior. but is equally applicable .u dos-
ems OF others instances sincc the out-
break of the war.
Among the recent Instances ~ how
the Germans regard treaties may ao
cited their u~nwBrrautod attacks on
hospital ships Tn" Huns hryc mo-
consideration whatever for the suffer
ing soldiers who are being transported
back home. ur lpr the lives 81 the Red
Cross pur.ps vb, are sncrirlcirr thoirl
an i'm I'M. cans. Of humanity In inns
matter Germany is utterly ignoring tho
section Of a treaty adopted lf Tho !
Hague in 1907 I'm which "A ac-l
miesc.J at tn. limo Tho ,rt,,l. fv- ,
lows; "
"ArlItary bospit,r .hips that a. fol
say. shjrs constructed ar asairrr, iyi
stafcs csnc,,ou, ana soIel, with IA
viou, o., ,s.it.rg tho wounded sic,, anal
.bu,ur.cucd ,he names ~ which
b,,o ,o,, communicable IN ID, bc,-
ugcrcp, r,,,cr. M tho commencement
80. 5uri,. tho ,,rrs. ,r anal
i'm ana, horor, ,b.,- ,rc o@uplovea
shou ro,,.o,o, ga On, mot, no
continued while bos,utu.s l,s, "
T. 60 ,.o rr,,,so1 that,
.rbo ,,uigsro,t, ,bau have the
| ric,, ..,,.., ,,. ,,sr ,,c,r AMI
n,. r,,,.oror 800 hoard
-, t,r,,u. % ,qts cor,,,ry IL
,,o .1,. ,sc,c, ,b,t sr,,o
,b,, ,,, n, an b,,rI,,l chime warred
vit,, ,ho pc1 ,r,,, sb,,id a., corsi5.
o,,I ,,ss,is n ,.r mud srnk "a
spcb mimi, , r,.srrrbo1 ,o,o d, tho.
ch,rroi and N,r,h sc, u.r claim
,..g ,h., ,r,,. pri,,fr had ,s.s .rcb
yc.s.,. o., corr. munitions po,uith-
s,,r1fpr p,,. r;oru,py h,1 the ripbt
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Fathers Jud mothers who have Civ
900 -'us for war service iu France
lrr entitled tn the fullest Information
lrout them. compatible with what is
best for tho army Are they getting
If' Detroit News.
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mas \ ~ AZ.

them all equal representation.
hut boz subsequent elections I]laiuuu
mount Seems Geo sort ui ran ahctr
Judge.
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startling again. but they're rotten
shots - Montreal star
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WHAT THE TEUToN CAPTURE on ODESSA MEANS

Odessa was the chief Russian port on the Black sea. which now
becomes a German lake. II is connected by rail both with hrv and
Lcmbcrg, as shown plainly on the map. II supplies a direct water
route TO Fatum, IN TraIScaucaSia. whence the 1ranScaura>Um rail
road opens a way to pcrshia and Afghani,tau, the buffer state which
lies against the vast British dominions in India. Odessa Is the port
for the great Russian grain lands, immense quantities of wheat pro
duccd IN southern Russia passing through it.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-20

Second and fourth Sundays, morn-
and night; also Sunday School Sunday
morning and night.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-20

MAKE the 6nited States One Ian.
guage Marion" Is the watchword dept
ed by the National Security League fol
one of the great divisions of its work.
directed by a Committee on Foreign
Language and Foreign Press. This
committee II devoting its attention nj
the present time toward obtaining the
elimination Of the teaching Of German
In the public schools of the country
and the discontinuance of newspapers
printed In German. The thought back
of this effort Of the Security League,
however. a. set forth By Col. Charles
q. Lydecker. president Of the League.
in = recent interview goes far beyond
enemy alien considerations
1T IL the duty Of every citizen ia
know the English tongue" says Colo
mel Lydecker. ITO refuse to learn It u
to ding defiance at the nation. To neg
lect to learn 1t Is voluntarily to remain
unfit for the duties of American citi-
zenship. We are justified In expecting
open and loyal conduct, and we claim
the right to insist upon this. Ameri-
canizati0n really means education. II
We educate our people properly we
shall make true Americans Of our citi-
Gems Of whatever blood, Americans
wise In knowledge Of the principles Of
democracy and true In heart for fair
ness and generosity between men.
Great patience has been exercised In
eur efforts to convince the foreigners.
In the case Of those not now convinced
Justice to the cadse for which we fight
demands stronger measures. They
must b compelled to convince them
selves Of the value and the just &c Of
American ideas. and this requires
knowledge Of the English language"
All the arguments on that so fire.
Quently nebulous term "Americanixa-
ton" would seem to be summed up
here What could be simpler or more
commensurate than that a man to
fully appreciate America must know
its languages
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w =

Santa Claus is keeping open house
at the Novelty store Of Levi Morris,
at Newellton, where his work shop
is in full blast. Come and zee him.,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-20

Services regularly every first Sun
day, ct II O'Clock, with dinner served
on grounds.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-20

A true copy: T.. +. NEWELL;
Dy. Clerk Tenth Dist. Court.
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REIIe0Us SERVICES
II St. IessDh

LIST Sanday-Union Church, 8. p. m,
by Rev. r. F. Hsrrell.
End Sunday-Christ Church, II a. m.
and 8 p. M. by Rev. Walter Lennie-
Smith.
Bird Sunday-Union Church, II q. m.
and p. m. by Rev. r. F. Harrell.
4th Sunday-Union Church, IL q. m.
and 8p. m. b. Rev. ]. T.: Sailes.
Sunday School every Sunday morn
ing ct both Union Church and Christ
Church at 10 O'Clock.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1918-12-20
ADVICE TO FLU
c0NvALESCENTS
SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT
INCREASE IN TUDERCUL 0SlS
AFTER INFLUENZA
EPIDEMIC.
U. S. Public Health Service Warns
Public Against tuberculosis.
One Million Cases Tubercu-
Iosis In United States Each q
Source Of Danger.

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Lunes gxamlnsd-cslds Which Hang
On Often Beginning ~ tuberculosis.
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