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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Friday, Saturday and Saturday Matinee

activities Under the direction of Dr. Samuel Gerson picnics are being given for the Jewish enlisted men, dances held in the community hall of the Jewish temple in El Paso and scheme of home visiting is being carried out which enables the men of that faith to spend their leaves in Jewish homes in Fl Paso. For the picnics the Fl Paso merchants do- nate trucks and refreshments and entertainment programs are arrang- ed among the Jewish soldiers and the young people of the nearby com munities.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Don't Miss This Show

ure tour and not be disturbed. About "A hours later she received wire from the Chicago manager of Hearts of the World" asking her to make appearance set standard, and Miss Gish was forced to stop in every city where Hearts of the World" was playing. She was responsible for over $50,000 worth of Thrift Stamp contracts during her trip.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Phil GOldst0ne N0aU in Ndvy.

Phil Goldstone, former manager of several exchanges and one of the best known film men in Omaha. left this week for the Great Lakes Train ing Station. having enlisted in the Navy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Gretchen tue Greenhorn" Is c Good Feature.

Dorothy Gish in Gretchen, the Greenhorn" to be seen at the Coli scum this evening. along with other features, is in itself a feature well worth seeing. Dorothy Gish needs no introduction to movie fans, and ty of scope for her talents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

FORT BLISS, Tex, Aug. 2. - "Spick Is the universal name among enlisted soldiers for Mexicans. It is strictly an army word for 1t is never heard outside of army circles. The origin of the word is said to have been in Panama during the can al construction period. One version of it's origin is that the Natives an swered all questions in English by saying No spickO Engles." From this derivation the noun "spick" has come into general use.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
CAR OF CASTINGS
 IS BROUGHT NORTH Dv
 STEAMER PRINCE GEORGE

D. J. Argall. superintendent of the Perseverance mine, was the only passenger to arrive on the Prince The Prince George had 6S round trip passengers. She brought North car of castings for the Alsska- Juneau and a car of stones for the Alaska -Gastineau Mill at Thane.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

FORT BLISS, Tex, Aug. 2.-Lace the shoes six eyelets from the bot tom, pull the strings tight then lace the remainder of the shoe loosely. Charles Rokhar, Government shoe and foot expert told the men in camp here when he lectured to them on the care of the feet. By lacing the army shoes in this way the shoe is tight where it braces the foot and loose where the play of the ankle expert said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Dorothy Gish Ends
 Three Weeks Trip.

After three weeks Eastern trip. which she made 29 personal appear ances. Dorothy Gish has returned to Los Angeles.
 Miss Cish and her mother left Los Angeles on the last trip she would have a chance to make before en- tering on her Paramount contract. and che wanted to have little pleas
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

FL PASO, Tex, Aug. 2. - Range conditions in the panhandle of Tex as, the Southern part of Oklahoma and Eastern New Mexico, are excel lent; a report from J. NJ. Howell, in spector for the Panhandle South western Stockmen's Association, has stated The report added that for age crops were looking good and the prospects for good cattle year in the Southwest were excellent Cat tie are moving briskly to Northern pastures through the Panhandle, he said There is little trailing being done in this district, all cattle being shipping by rail to the Northern pas ture lands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

FORT BLISS, Tex, Aug. 2.--The Jewish welfare board is carrying on work among the soldiers of the Jewish faith here in camp which is similar in scope to the Y. M. c. A..
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
WILL BE iNoUCTEo
 INTO THE sERvicE

Frederick w. Devaney. of Chicago. has received his papers from his Chicago registration board and will be inducted through the local ex- emption board He will leave for Fort Seward next week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
National League

National League At oston-Pittsburgh 2, Boston O.. This was 21-inning game. At New York = Chicago 5, New York O. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 4. Cincinnati At Philadelphia-Ph 2, St. Louis O. At Philadelphia Louis 3, Phila- delphia l.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

Cody, Camp Travis and other train ing camps The baths will have a capacity of 1000 men daily and the entire expense will be met from the proceeds of the Red Cross dance.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
BASEBALL.
YESTERDAYS SCORES
American League

American League At St. Louis Boston 2, St Louis 1. At Chicago-Chicago ?, Washington l. At Cleveland Philadelphia 4, Cleve land 0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
THEA TIRE ATTRA IONS General New. of Local Theatres, Screen Stars
 and Features

gagement for singers who appear on the screen have little use for voices
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02
Attractions Tonight

COLISEUM-War experiences by Ca nadian soldier and 5-part Triangle production. PALACE-Earle Williams and three other stars in a Super de Luxe Blue Ribbon Feature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-08-02

Dine at the 0aG0lsau. Co0ooet every evening. x
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
CARE IN WASHING WILL KEEP
 WooIENS FRESH AND CLEAN

Fayetteville. July 15-Woolens are so precious now that special care is necessary with winter clothing. Dur ing the summer they should be put away from dust and moths. so that they will be kept fresh and clean for cooler weather. The department of home economics of the University of Arkansas gives the following sug- gestions for washing woolen blank cts:
 Shave one cake of Ivory soap in one quart of water. and let stand over night. If the soap is not dis solved heat the mixture until smooth. Then allow to cool. Add one half cup household amonia and f table spoons dissolved borax- Put this mixture into enough cold soft water to dissolve the blankets Immerse blankets. let stand over night (6 to 10 hours). Do not rub. Draw off the soapy water without wringing the wool Rinse in clean cold water con- taining one half cup ammonia and f table spoons of borax: let stand for two hours Drain off the water and hang up without wringing. Blankets when almost dry should be carded or brushed 10 raise the nap.
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
NEWEST THINGS IN SCIENCE


 Even the narrowest and smallest oi keys can be made 10 work as Ii should in the dark by an Illinois in yentor's key guide that can be at tzche6 10 any door.
 German attempts 10 make a fatiess Soap from kaolin and slacked lime have resulted in clogging city sew CTS with the clay. which combines with other waste matter
 Economy of material induced the builders of s smeller stack in Ari- rona. 10 erect il on top of hall. and connect it with 2 tunnel at the ground level
 An EngliShman is the inventor Of 2 demountable rim for automobile wheels. that is made in two parts. which are locked together with fly bolts and nut
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
HOW SUBMARINES ARE TESTED

The problem of the submarine builder is not merely to construct a boat which will dive. but to make it strong enough to withstand the con- stanrly increasing and tremendous preS ure as il sinks Recent reports say that many German crews have gone 10 their deaths in under sea craft hastily built and sent out be fore being thoroughly tested. which have suecumbed to the crushing weight Of the water
 4 dock for testing submarines. de- signed by an Italian. Major Laureni- is now being used by the United States navy. writes Robert c. Sker- ret in Popular Science Monthly. The test Is made without risking either boat or crew in deep water.
 The dock is a long steel tube, czzzble ot resisting 8 pressure from within equal 10 that sS a depth of sGm feet One end is permanently closed. the other fitted with a wzrer tight gate The boat 10 be tested Is f10zted into the dock. the gate made fast and then powerful pumps force water into the tube unrn pressure upon the hull is as great zs II the submarine were really submerged
 While the test Is being made, The crzx Eztch closely for leaks and 1 measure the extent 10 which the hull yields 10 ths external force They are always h communication with the officer in charge Of the pumps so nay be easily rescued if an aoci Gs1r uccUrs
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

practice and should be discontinued. What farm work can be done. there fore. in August
 This is & month in which 10 make imnrevemnts and repairs, says 4. D. McNair. agriculturist with inc office of farm management Ii is also a good month in which to harvest peas for hay. provided one has been so thoughtful as to plant peas early enough to harvest in this month. Such pea stubble can also be disked in August if the weather permits. in preparation for fall oats or wheat. Corn. also. can be cut and shocked in August and the stub ble disked for winter grains It Is not desirable to crowd August too full of work because ii is a hot month. but it should not be an idle month. Other kinds of work sulI- able to August will occur to farmers who desire 10 plan and perform their work with intelligence and efficiency.
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

to do war work of a showy, facile and nondangerous kind These men are to be found in all the allied countries Doubtless they are to be found among our enemies too.
 They remind me of colored brother who got religion. He was a lazy chap, this colored brother. Nevertheless he proclaimed loudly that he was going to help on the good cause with all his strength
 He wound up his first prayer in this manner:
 "'Use me. Lord, use me-in nah advisory capacity"
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
WILL EMPHASIZE PUBLIC x
 SPEAKlNK AT U. OF.

Fayetteville. July 15.-Addits. emphasis will be placed on dehalh and public speaking at the Univa sity of Arkansas next year as the T suit of the appointment of Dr, hi Clark Jordan. head of the depi ment of English at Drury college the position of professor of EnsH, and public speaking. pr. Jordan graduate Of Knox college and Colil bia university.
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
SETTER FARMING HINTS
Use Tanning Mssl ard Get Ra1 q
 cnrat ar S~rall Gralr

Use Flaming Mssi ard Get Rs5 of
 cseat ir S--sgl Grain
 \ farming mil used consistently wll take most at the chest oat ot seed easS and wheat Claa together with v01~ resgAAorS non and buy s flaming mlEl s will not only help eliminate cheat hzs wi1 take ths wee8 seed ard trash o2E of the ssei gram Flaming mSlls are inexpensive and pay evea when small acreage Is to ne planted Order righS Aw2v.
 ssss
 Stake she Ts-ses-s
 Tomatoes a0 better when sEzkad Drive stakes near the plants and tie 50 as 10 girs the plants fan support all the way up- Keep the grass and weeds down 50 A 10 conserve the moisture and give the sun 2 chance Bigger. cleaner and better fruit viii he the result
 oo Not Pull roccer Let the whole cora plant mature for feed By pulling fodder 8 great percentage of the feeding value Of the crop Is lost because the fodder is in most instances pulled soon after the ear passes the rozsting ear stage, The roots without the leaves cannot nature the ear. consequent ly. is would be better practice 10 cur the whole ear later on
 
 Exports lrcresse-Wstca Hogs Three times as much pork has been exported during the last quarter than during any period of the same length
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
FLIES NEVER BOTHER

h the summer flies worry an ami nal Get 2 bottle Of Paris Healing Remedy-casts but 50c-makes a pint worth s2 Apply it to the round Flies will not bother it. Get it today. You may need il tomorrow. We sell it. NJ. D. Daggett, Marianna:
 Moro Drug O.. Moro. u
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

When you feel lazy. out of sorts and in a yawn a good deal Of the daytime. you can charge it to tor pid liver which has allowed the sys- tenn to get full Of impurities. HER ZINE cures all Aisorders produced by an inactive liver. It strengthens that organ. cleanses the bowels and puts the system in good healthy condition Price soc. Sold by Harrington Bros. If
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES

We have rented more S1 a year boxes for the safe keeping of Liberty Bonds and other valuable papers than ever before Where are your bonds and other valuable papers.
 LEE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

r F0a feel blue. no account, lazy, T01 need 2 good eleaning out Her bi7s is ths right rhlng for that pur- pose 1t stimulates the liver. tones
 ID Ehz sEo=zch ard -szrifies the bow sls Price ssc- Sold bv Harrington Brcs- II
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

The prices are doing the tath at Grove-Reed Co.'S shirt sale. H,1 they talked to you yet? q
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

before the war. This means thsi pork ard fats Of alI kinds will con
 tInae to he very high in price Il will pay 10 protect your hogs from disease. and 10 provide plenty oi shade and good water Watch your herd during July and August and il any of the animals get sick call s competent veterinarian.
 Pus ue Fruit No~-A55 Sugar Later
 The chief reason for the sugar shortage is lack ot ships for trans port2fica- 1T the ship building pro- grssses as rapidly as expected, by uinter gre shall have more ships 10 bring the sugar from Cuba We can therefore conserve the fruits now and SE5 the sugar later All fruits may Ae canned quite as successfully with out sugar. Follow the cold pack method of canning and cook the p~odacs one half hour. Large fruits used for . Saace may nor he as paAafahle if sugar iS added when ssrvei. but they will do very well. and berries are quite as good that way Fruits used for deserts are ex- zc1ly zs good pu1 up without sugar Fruit juices put up without sugar for jelly are very satisfactory for then one can make Gp the jelly in the winter as desired and il Is pos sihle 10 combine different fruits which do nor ripen aE the same time
The courier-index., 1918-07-19
Work for August

Corn Is laid by in June and cotton the last Of July or the first of Aug us1. hence there is usually no work doing on the farm in August 4 few farmers may pull fodder in that month bur that is an undesirable
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

ONE TYPE OF WAR WORKER g1Ferzment official said at . ka-QE@t-
 There are some men who desire
The courier-index., 1918-07-19

See J. ". Fielder for concrete work of all kinds. 31
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
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ret. Roa hcu fonobiitc Silte opcr
Sol0aicr / SrontriN lore
fommer .. $ohnion, MiinneapoIiS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

Stem oeo Coma Gitp. 6or nosIc
0oae iiocn foru ser imiolcrtib ira
Stotcna biiinriife Nilieum Sore
i%pergiel, ON 0tr. 9olpen iremAcIeo
rar ilipe. "a, otter at bans Gnfc
hopbc aire he iornsbne S%pIpSninaer,
blcp oen golulc @ibel tilienri bcrne.
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9Iopu "a hans Rcaimcnt iorefom /
Den. bleus ben ionrmen mco andre
Gina ira cri1cna Gio icnot til Gee
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oomrIc @ibcl. men bun on'nn oct
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uctcn MI cr fonrmcn tilbooc, % hun
Sen itror til Spigcrienncn,
Tor at ban fumoc bare ocn gicnncm
0cnuc AriO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

Salif Center lisc "uaao" Tom icr
Tnlgct.
WnlobrpInp / Nimncapolis. Mr.
% Wrs. Mnton Gfcrn icireoe Ssn.
Dag 1T @liIobrnnup / lit Siem /
minneapolis. pco boilfcn InIebning
DC bapoe Den @lRoe at bape ole
me NJ Vsrn hos Jig, ioruoen en-
'for SoriamIing al andre Sl9gtnin.
aer % Vcnncr. 5aler bolotes al
DR.. y. y. Stub, 6ornrano Tor ocr
ilor'fc litbcrifc airfc / Ynleriro
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Nenigbeo; CONNER $. u. Inber,
ion. al @%biteban, isis, iontt al
Ealt. W. 8. Sumitao, S~roerspar.
retS Spigerisn. Mr. Mnton Gfcrn
or feot poa 9iri, 9forgc, ior 10 Iar
'iocil, meoens bona S1titril, Der or
ire Inr pnare, er loot / Sonf6ping.
Sncri9c. &c blcu attic / Tigeon
SnGs, @is.
llbelbiat Bring al Sinoetcanct.
Tietor (. SobnloiL GOr1ltp Director
OF Fitblic Sofetp ior Gbisoao Conn.
IN. bar tilicnot CONNER Sobn 3.
ptcocc al Minnciotaa Sifferhcos.
fonlmislion ct oobcnt Nrep, bppri
Der protelteres moo ben Waaoe,
bporpoo 0omncren bar al1penot
@inoetegnet pao Suenifernc. Wfc
Gee bar forleoen til Ell aongresfo.
mite / @oibineton opIpit Sopgiperne
ON, at Oct iaopalc Clement / Toro.
pe'tcn hopcoiaaeIig por at iinoe hos
inf %locnifc. Tictor riobnion betof.
fer lig pao iinc @nnoSmpnoS Tea-
nc fpr beltnc SommcnitiQina. og
ban gler opmerflom paa Ghisogo
Gpnntp, Der meh en- witerre Ipclllf &c.
%ioIfning cno noect onbet / 2anoet
bo9 life itoar tilbagc for no1et.
San gier opmcrfiom pan, at Den
ianlnlc Gag. ga ariaen blep erflT.
ret moo SpifIonh, melbtc SO al
Countries llree Wipno iia ion Sri
uiaiac, paa famine Sib Tom ltb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iioen bar
hopt itprit Weic mco at holoe &c re
ailtrcreoc nl,gc Mpnb / CONNIE ino-
til 5iben for bere3 '<nofnlbelIe fonn.
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ilnocnbe Grenplcr pno, at Spcnlfcr
he life icrtiener at bPnoes fat til
Snifcrne n1e6 @itbctegllet, % Ser
azores opnterfIrm pnn. at Sommc.
rcn5 @riig ocrof hor pirfct beiit
'aarelloc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

bapoe Isacn @eiee al morgc sSar-
mere, Der nleo Ell Speoei9f paa Itaf
fen bupoe tilbogelagt Irnaere StrPf
ninger oper DC Snemnsier, Der
itrngte ior al otben TGroieI. Soa.
mart Spcben bar nlolct maotte Hn.
bpegernc mole fig b%ienioper mcO
Melpoien for at ifaiie 6omiIieit
DAB. Ten gan1lc Wslebpening an
togcS antrnot pcb at Gutter har
lcget meb ,Spriiiffcr.
Sibiia Sast uee GroOfiton. Sra
Grooflton melotes ocn 24be, at
@corae =. Sobnion. Chris Salirc,
SSacob @jorem og Glias Sulb ben
foregaacnoc Gag bar blcpne orreltes
reoe cfter Ell meget ipGlloenoc Sagt,
mistGnftc for at bonc brngt bcrll-
Ienbc Sriffe inc / bcn tsrre ,Snoia-
ncr5one. Heeieringsbetientc bapbe
lngt Wcrfc til en- Mlttomobil, ser
i~lbeholot mn1toc mistpnfclioc Ynf.
fer % aoSicr, Scr eonifc rigtig bite
liz at i~nbebolbe forbiiote Trtffcnn
rcr. &c fire Mrno isgte at reOoc
lit Sfino pcb I'll boitig Nlitgt, men
eitcr ct rlcget anltrenecnhe Sob al
opcr Ell MiI oper n~pplpieoe Igre
blep Sc tilifbIt inbbentebe. &c er-
flGreoc Jig life ifpIoiee og Isslooes
MOB aolltion. 0eres Sag ifuloe be
bonolcS Sreong.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
@iscpmTtt.
'Ria WiscunGn- Wano bpo / Slu-

rion. Senrp @pple, Sono. on Sacs
riaeItc Manb. or bennc ltge afgaaet
pes Geoen Mianlc, Sloriou, 61
Mor aanln1cl. @onle lo9oe Srillo-
polbet til lin Jiigoom PED Sllpirf-
ming al @iGr.
@efienbt Chippewa. !0ppbina hso.
Nbam Scott, Sppoing for Gbipperpa-
Stomnten, er bpo al 2iungcbet1noel-
1c / Soonah, IS Iar gammel. Noom
Scott bar en- al De beoit fienote moo
huber / @aihington, huor ban | he
aierinssfreDie oite optraaotc | I'm
Stammes Silteresic.
Vleu 106 Nar gammcl. Soilis
Shenfen er ocn 21oe os. | Den bele
Iloer al 100 Iar aiganet peo Cohen
/ lit Siem / S%bebopgpn. Ser for
tpnes ON ban, at ban inotil faa Il
mer fer lin Spb life bapoe noget
@eareb ON bpab SloebciiEoeloe bar.
San bapbe albria bapt 'od meget
iom ell Sanopinc, olorlg brilgt
9rilcr caer itsttet Jig til Stof.
Sulu Wanos Streif %itamicr Saa-
brna. StrococrS Sagbrna / Ilh-
lao maotte bcn 23be 81. luffes iorol
- Manb. Scr itablcoe Den %lfaarne
Srrlalt, aif pao Streif. Dan fla-
rcbe Tia set meite al Den isrite DAG,
men Sen nrite eif belle Inl9g9et
iitoa pa $50 Mnnb blep leolae. De
10 Monb betalteS $3.50 for 10 Il
mers Irbeibe, men forlanser MI
1915.
%pron Nelion itaar for Snr. Ter
melbes ira Waoiipu, at 8pnsres'
mano Sobn %. gtelions Sen @pron.
ON bpcm Der bar pGret Iaa megeil
Staahei ianleonins hans 6lptnina
til Canada, aneipelig for at nnoaao
IilitGrtjcnciten. itaar M Tor Snr
til at aisaa meo DC 81 noifrcpnc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26

lGlgcs til Ell @ienneminitspris al
So pr. Fint og So pr. Guart. Mr.
Giants bar UNDER oenne lin Hllno-
reiIe 9rebet Ter iorifieaise Terioner
/ uloplig Hllsoriffetraiif. Gn Ipo-
tbefer / Gogemont bapoe unolaot at
%rapportere i'm Soripning al SrGn-
benin; Ell SprlGgc / Danfton 6opbe
logt Jig Iiot grtraforticneitc peb
@r9noepinslolg; en- @potbefer /
Si,rton bapbc giort Sorretnina /
Bin; Ell Stationsagent / Srtlep
bapbe pit fig at oripe Ell lioen grpn-
o~epinsbanoel, ligeleoes Ell Grpreis-
agent | @atertoipn, meoens en- Mano,
Der brep Nool Sal / Serreio, bar
funoen / .9eiiooelIe al et@apantllnt
Bin, iont ban life fnnbe aipre til
itr9ffelig reoe for. Gn Norienoing
Sin bar ogiua taget / griitol, men
ineen piloe pebfjenoe Zig &inen Tom
Gier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Nuripatc SclumOrb i W~ullebNcn
Wnucrnprcu rucrrGtfcr g6rcehao.

@lpcrnpr Nlraquiit otlogoc Den
23oe o2. Ell Ncipg / Snternutlonol
GnQa "a opcrroftc @ncn ct 9Grea
ilol ionu @clrmin9 Tor, at Den hap
Sc toNct Gribcoabonoa I'll ct @elob,
Scr mco $4,000 operltrcb Den llig
ncOc Sum. W|upcrnorcn bleu e'for
tcrct al Some @uor0 til on rro Sltn
Nua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-26
Sniff iorbpocs iom Sag i Mionta-

M. Montanas Soriparsfommisiion
bar Den 23be o.. iloiteot beitemt
Sorbuo MOB &rugen al BET tpife
Sproe iaauel / Eripatifoler iom /
Splfeifolerne Sfol9e aomrmislio-
mems Srbre mna pglaa olle Stple-
bibliotbefcr renies for alt Der ilna-
ger al inf, 'prlig bn for ole Seaer
/ bette Sprog % init Siltoric. Sobn
@rpnln, en- Mbpofot / Seleio, CT
anlat til at puaic, at commissioners
Srbrc itren9t giennenrfercs. -
commissioner bar lamfioig lo'tcot
ell Sefaling ON, at enbucr rift og
reria Wonb inben Staten mao ar,
beioc minolt lem Gage / ltacn, cntert
ion TeofommenbeS finoncicllc Sor-
iotnina gisr bette paafrppet cIler
life.