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Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19

anemia When the phosphates go from the blood, the pink cheeks go loo. The muscles lack tone They physiclaEs ln all anemic cases, is not 3 secret or patent medicine. but one become nervous, irritable. desDond- ent melancholy. the brain flags, and the memory fails Therefore if YOU wish 10 preserve your youthful vim. vlgor and vitality, to a ripe old age. you must supply the deficiency of Phosphates lacking in yeur food by using Argo-Phosphate. the form of Phosphates most easily asSimilated.
 NOTICE: Argo-Phosphate which Is recommended and prescribed by that Is sold and recommended by well known druggists everywhere. and physicians are daily prescribing the constituents contained in il. Being entirely unlike many other Phos- phates, II ls easily assimilated and VIII be found effective n the treat msnt of indigestion and stomach troubles, as well as for care worn. nervous conditions. The manufac- turers of Ago Phosphate will forfeit 10 any charitable institution s2OO.09 If they cannot treat any man or wo- man under $ who lacks Phosphates. and increase their strength and en- durance from loo per cent to 30e per cent CT more In ore months time f they are free from organic trouble IL Is dispensed by James ?. Donahua
 Free sample mailed, by the A-eo Laboratories. Atlanta, Ga
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19

Shfpree and Ms nee One q tae visitors said t5 Nrs. SHippee =CHeat ere is is 5ae Eaa for he con tea5ms1t of these Fsor people with no homes gf their oaa. l nope yog can remain here al Eodr life. boft Eou and your husband being so vel ftted for me work.
 Mrs. SHippee replied I do uor know now anyone could help but be kind to these unfortunate people "
 Such occasions are bright spots in the lives o1 the inma1 es of the town farm, and if others would follow the example of Captain Fee and he friends it would be useful and joy. giving effort.
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19
Manhasset Heard From

The Manhasset team say they will play the Putnam Woolen team Satur= day, Aug. 10 providing Putnam Wool en uses only players who have played in games up to date We wonder if they know any more of them jokes Even Connie Maek's tail enders would stand some show of winning the American League Tuce if they could have the priviie telling ev- cry team they played qfe Co use in their lineup. We are te sorry we cannot play under those g5aIitions, but We have very good reasons. as since playing them last Nc have lost Catcher Ryan and Frehes Roadeau iu the last draft. and ase Roing Co lose the only pitcher we have tLeFeqael in draft going out .eSt week
 New IS We cannot play with six or seven 4en. they can readily see we will have to get another pitcher, and probably one other man, but we will say we vill not 70 to the lespues or colleges 70 get them If they don't like the looks of the fifty bet, We will play them just for percentage of gate receipts winner so per cent and loser 20 per cent We will fu~thee say We have plssed them before tut have never asked them who they were go- ing to use in their lineup
 Putnam Nooleu Team.
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19
NEW REGULATIONS FOR NEWS
 PAPERS
No More Free Copies Allowed 10 Be
 Sent

The government n lts campaign e conserve news print bauer, has de a#aa4 several things sh4t t feels Nil
 out toward ths end Among
 l> that no more ze,urus are al Ie.e from news a.e ,s Heretofore tie 4eent would ords his papers and us ae did not sell wea3 be returned to tae newspaper office and credit for same was allowed This will mean that the newsdealers will order close and if person is in the habit of buy ing the paper he can help the dealer and be assured of bis paper by uving a standing order for t
 Another ruling IS that no more free copies be sent te any person or institution The Patriot bas gladly furnished free eomes to slch inStta- tions as the Public Library. the Day krban hospital. Salvation Army and others These will now have to be discontinued in accordance with the governments ruling Even relatives If the proprietors of the paper Will have ta be cut of. and advertisers are allowed but one copy each week their advertisements appear, these for checking purposes
 In the case of the weekly paper the new ruling will not have a great effect in conserving paper, but when the big dailies are considered the re- suit will be far more effective. But all newspapers, large and small. have been treated alike.
 The Patriot has given personal no tce to all who come under the new ruins and all are invited ;o sub scribe
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19

3enaaa 5aat life shall De coase ved. It VII pay mothers te at once se. Ia
 5a aaieation with Mss Linden. and ta ca.e taeif babies ta the Israel Put nam school
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19

tne.e San has aecreed that there saail be no return papers from news sta1 Tie ouly way 10 be sure of securing yoar Patriot is to order in advance CT subscribe
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19
MANHASSET ACCEPTS
 CHALLENGE
Posts $50 With The Patriot For Challegners to Cover
Woolen Mll Manager Balss at Terms Requiring Use of Players ] hat
 Have Played at Least Once.

Last week there appeared iH the columns of THe PatHo5# challenge issued by the Putnam Hoelea Com= pany's base ball manager The Man hasset team vas the ehallaneed party and now they are right back with ae- ceptanee. and to show that they mean business have posted $50 with The Patriot which they are anxious to have the Woolen Mill team cover.
 The Manhasset manager sent let ter to the manager of the Woolen Mill team, and a reply has been sent to The Patriot The two letters fol low, and the fans can pass their own judgment of the situation to date If the game IS ever arranged it will bring out a record breaking crowd. The letters:
Putnam patriot., 1918-07-19
Accepts Challenge of Woolen Go
 Team

MT Edward Duffy. Manager Putnam Woolen Base Ball Team, Putnam, Conn:
 Dear Sir
 Your challenge for another ball game with the Manhasset nine was read with interest You say you will play the Manhassets any old time, any old place. winner to take s0 per cent and loser 20 pea cent If gate receipts. We agree with your terms with the understanding that no players shall be used wao havd not played al least once @ifh either team this season Co date
 Our fzst open late is Aug 10th and we trust the game can be arranged for that day
 You mention little side bet of S50 and remark, do we hear anything We have placed S5o in tbe hands of the sporting editor of the Putnam Pa. triot to cover your bet, and would say i've are listening
 Very truly yours,
 Arthur Blaekmore.
 Manhasset B. B Manager
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
"MOtOSuaSiOn" Has the Call When
Compared With Other Indoor Sports

20 apply the uli fashioned remedy In
vogue during the days When motor
,ats we're automobiles Nuur nu-"
having missed the headlight thrr"
stIa ghts, YOU declare yourself out ut
default uud ruvUrsr puUUorH Nith a
fresh apptopch This ypu undertake
hN -traddling the fender with WV
leg opposite tho one luu used last
and begin n before Three mut"
strSlghts ANA you declare yourself
out follow Your ATTEMPT 90 I'M
prove the trdusmission 10y uftiNlus
your nose to the radiator
Al this point. friend " f. enters
the game ~ caddN so to eprtk nh.
serving the blood issuing from 5vut
huHic she appears with the bottle nt
alcohol to suggest that NuJ ir, s'u'
" a. l'pon your rusg"isun thhl %
mlsht go better II diluted. shr ven
iutcs to Huggc-t that lhr ,.ru 1l.
cohol might start the eug'nr going
quicker You then Civ" % ur "a "A
bad Job. finding thht vi. Nuui
thy Ia Ha difficult uf crhnhlns up aH
is the blooming machine
what follows here can best nc ~
ilcntri hy a printer. pl lluo ,nusiN /.
rtnuiu otaoin ctauin oituIu 'hotn
Tie results are announced iu the
street car collection bon
This new spccice ot Indoor sport
has gained petCrptihly In popularity
during the past week l. I- s'rirtb
a cold weather game aud threatens
10 become more popular ts winter
progrrnca. provided II does progress
IL tho past week IN an rNhu.p." ut IN"
most constructive winter "" are tu
have, Interest ~ the sport may Wihc
from thla time on until ssntm"t,
when motosuaHion becomes merely n
curhxtone sport and IL INDUCED In
only whom the gasoline tank goes dry
The gam. has proven ~ popular
thus far, however. that modern
weather proof garages, which neither
moss nor dust doth corrupt nor cold
blasts break through and oHsifN, are
in greater demand than lawn tennis
rackets In Skagway. Therell he no
lctup until someone ihventh p"ria
bio garage which can he dragged IN
before the fireplace OF an anii'h, V.
u evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

devastated. All the northeast part Of
France A waste. All trees iuclud-
ing IN. ahrubbery, are gone Many
places are torn up by the result ot
the heavy shells Many or n~tr all
towns have been either burned or
wrecked 80 that new buildings VIII
have To he erected. The northeast
part of the country. as you well
know, was the seat OF the firh'ing
and the h--t country. may not see
II as beautiful as II ir. ns most all
the time Il rains Nair- every day
or ~ least since I have been here
In the hospital may he too 'nn"ly
Say II ~ lonely. Guess I viii i've
over n however But guc~a Will
have to stop ~ this IN the last paper
have and paper lei hard 20 get
Write me ~ would like So much
TO read "a letter every day and | may
have to stay here much longer u
may be Wilson will take me back
with him when he COMES, II he does
viii try To play golf 90 with him.
70 hoping you u happy rhunhH-
giving ! will close.
Your son,
CORP. ROY G. WHEELER
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

NoVt To- outdoor sport, Indoor
sport II the most popular sport
known to any Tulsan with sporting
ptocli,itles AZ between outdoor
and indoor sports there 10 only ON"
dlt,ntaRes al.d that y tl,~ i~-t
Indoor sport IN classified into
many subdivisions including laugh
ing over Mutt and jeff AZ thry np.
pear every morning In The world
nud bringing In oil wells In the lobby
~ Hotel Tulsa Of these two, tn"
latter II more trying on the physique
The former puts ones jaw homes IA
better trim fur the evening "spla-
nation tu friend Wlfu who rises To
inquire why 40 late
SpnuldlnE'- official guide to In
door sports tor 1913. which IL ~'iu
on the press. catalogues al sports
down TO the loltcr II. after witch
there ~ u vacuum. That vacuum
l. tho most expressive siEu language
which h,ls to MAX" It's appearance
IN the famous Spauldiug Indoor
Guide II stands Tor the newest ~
all indoor games called "Moturut-
Hion" For short the Spauldlng out
III calls It 'pnm
tn" necessary ingt"dl"ntH Tor
this game ~ mutusuasiun are nn eN-
prrssiNc vocabulary a bottle Of al
cohol u nose guard ana n good wind
n can ouJ hc played on cold morn
ings when the weather does a iaEn
step on the thermometer aud sends
tho mercury boiling down Ia n
dozen New tangled. steam heated
garages are also not adapted Ia the
game what Ia required In n sim
PIE garage conslruug ~ three walls
and IL roof and a tnut door. II the
mercury IL not allowed below frecl-
ing. the game Is called off In ad-
vance,
Provided then, with an Old fash
Toned garage ana "a new fash oncd
automobile from whose radiator you
have failed to drain of the water
the nlsht before. you don your car b
pet slippers and n"cktle and tee OFT
Tho self starter having been tried
and found wanting. you proceed
then. to put on steam, Having
hurdled the fender you make ready
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
SOLDIERS WRAPPED
IN MUCH RED TAPE
Washington Officias Are IN Dali,
Itrccipi ~ Complaints \hout
Decentralization.

' W\sIIINGTOS. De' &C Keen
,.tppulnlmcnt hcar,achc ana bitter
r..rniment prevails all oyNr the ma
,sn. according 10 the story told In "A
flood of complaints concerning the
d..y IN the discharge ot soldiers
un.ch have swept In upon members
90. congress with every mail for days
post
Many NJ the letters rcclte c,rcum-
,iHuros ~ sickness ana actual want
,r.tify aggravated hv tho absence ~
~, head ot the family Every hem-
no. uf the oklahoma delegation has
rye number Of those letters
Some ~ the tales that are tuld are
an. ..bus.y tor effect. bui many ~
r.u are known personally to IN"
.r..pssmpn 10 lee bona fiic and tho
..uimcnt frlt hy the writer's rs
muuicnting itsr.f tu the men on
C..tol hnl. several ~ whom have
,t. frs,ci determination to locate
OH. trouble nud remedy it
mat u is the old enemy red tape
". .r is blocking the process ~ dc
.h.lgation In cases Nhrr" acute
r.,I 4, involved IL tho opinion both
~ the sufferers themselves and
others Secretary Btkcr has said re-
r.rrilv that the discharge OF men
q IId hc expedited ~ much NJ pos
s|.r and other officials have sec
Urfri him IN this
Machinery has been provided FOR
'na r,lof ~ individual cases. Men
uIn have espcrlally urgent reasons
. a. "a A q "A
fa '., their requests with affidavits.
si,h as the wants 90 dependents,
.,aross In tho family. and whether
or mot thc applicant has employment
IN sight. with the name and "a letter
from the prospective employer.
Many Of tho letters received by
members OF congress are from men
who say they hnV" met all the re-
ouitcments ana who send letters
ffum their local draft board vOuch-
.u. fnr the gcnuincucsS ~ the sol.
J.,,s ,llim pud the actual need that
q, tis IN his family
iirs.lra this, they write. their ap-
cations for discharge have be, ~
4 atI, refused or greatly delayed and
ih,y have been put a. work which
h..ia no prospect ~ immediate 70.
lease. while others. single men with
No. dependents. have heen relen sol
\ typical letter ~ from an Okla
huun coal miner from the McAlcstet
'die'iIri The first order affecting
enlisted men after the signing OF the
.rwlsucr directed that conl miners
hH released upon their own applioa
uuu This man made his applica
tom through the regular channels.
lir ~ being kept IN The army simply
hrriu- there IL some error ~ ms
Insurance papers though his fanny
No, X his support badly.
The discharge " 900 men IN the
arcrnf service here was hold up f0i
week by certain colonel because
NJ the lack Of n certain ruhhe- stamp
which he had not been able to get.
The papers were all ready except for
.thc formal approval ~ 'hc colonel
/ Another ius,a>icc reported to -
western congressman WAS tL1t ~ n
company Of limited service men. who
bad been held a. camp Tor thr""
vrckS after everything had been ar
nug.d for thc," muster out awaiting
.Nurd from the quartermas'er at the
Divisional headquarters In ChlcaRo az
io he name of the officer who signed
lhp last months pay checks
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
Fresh Eggs High, but
Rotten Ones Are Worth
$Jl6 Oper in Alberta

PEACE RIVER. Alab. Dec "a -
Thar oin't nothin' In the world
but In good Ter Humthin,'" In one
OF tho favorite sayings OF jim
buckley Of Bear lake.
buckley Ia "a thrifty soul. lie
farms IN summer ana traps 800
winter and between wheat ana
furs he In growing rich. ono
morning while his wife was cook
Ing Breakfast. shc broke "A rotten
egg into skillet ana was starting
toward the door 20 throw Il aany
when Buckley stopped her,
Woman, don't throw that crg
away" said buckley
"But It's rotten" protested his
wife
Makes no difference" declared
the philosopher Thar amt
nothln' In the world but -"
James Hucklcy." exclaimed
his wife. "fve heard that "a thous
and times
Tho wolf never shifts at the
doors ot the prospectus farmers
uf the Peace river country. hut
foxes are different animals and
here IL something you don't know
rotten eggs are rated "a an cpl
cutean tidhit IN vulpine menus.
That night Buckley set "A trip
In n poplar grove near HIS home
and haited II with the rotten erg
He hoped To catch "A ted fox or
perhaps a coyote Hut when he
went out 20 his trap next morning
what do you think he found The
AT lev
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
GERMAN POPULATION
GREATLY FAlSIFIED
llohcnnoilcn tnl-ificntion Of Census
figures ~ brought out by
Sociaiisiic Newspaper.

GERILN, Dec. es-Hns Germany
moro poople than the Unite states
Was ne HnhrnZollcrn falsifiCation
OF census figures. 20 lull the world to
uuprrparcdnsrs'. moro amazing than
ever has been suspected
ra' st these uucs ions because or
the following striking fact:
Tho Socialist newspaper. Die Fret
hc,t, asserts $4,000, ,00O votes can he
Cisi In Germany at the February
election lS.O00,O00 10y men, 2l,oOO,-
600 by women.
Grrmnny now has universal suff-
rnrc FOR all over 20.
Before she did not even have man
hood suffrage.
lut II 100000 males over 20
arc left to vote. GermRnys popua-
tom must be nearly equal 10, II II
does not exceed, that OF tho United
States
America cast 1880 900 votes for
, president IN 1915. the age mark hn-
lrg year higher han Gcrmnnys.
bu' votes NJ women being included
il outrage states
Nnd tho German figures " vhlch pie
lf.ohiCt publishes today do not m
Iludc the half million prisoners held
Pos tho allles They would bring IN"
total mule voters above America
pres d,utial m1rt OF 1919.
Nlc frvihclt H a well informed
, n"Nspnper belonging To the lh"h-
. .uurht branch Of the socialist phrty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
LEGAL
ltfMlLuTInN

RESOLUTION
On this 21rd dsy ci Ds..mh.r 1913 n
.ppesrinE hat ,hrs hss been conflsestsd "a
We Slsb OF oklAhoms, In preos-dinsa pend
inr IN the County Court az TuI.s Uln
bona, wherein ons Oidsmobiis Rosdstsi
Motor No b75tA yes oonfisested 20 Tuisu
county he II th.rsfora.
k-solv~i TIA, the Cous,, ts-rt 81 Tui.a
County. Oklthoma. Fsvr due aud tessl notir,
to ~'ll said sitomobIls and ether eonfscat. ]
Goods 10 the highest bidder on ajnusrJ attn
lNl' 81 q clock 2, m, st the west door
OF mo taunty Courthouse and make his ~
roti to this honorable body showing ~hai
. fpusition he hAs made OF sAid Automo
bic and other goods
A. is hereby ordered ronsidersd and Cd
Judged that the County Cisrt also sd.sttise
and sell according 20 l,~ sny other prop
srty NNirh has beru lihslrd and turned o,ef
,o tiis Uoafi ~ order oi the County IHdrr
std rale dnr returns thereof shorlng what
hs HA, dome Boo the prsmise, according 10
entRp or COr NfY CoNNt9stoNrRs
U g. D. StrNES Chalrmsn
Attest. lL1W" tllNf
Ilefk OF Commissioners Court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
D'ESPEREY IS SUMMONED
TO PARIS FOR CONFERENCE

PARIS. Dec 2S. General Fran
rhr' 4 EHpcrcy. commander -in-chis.
- the allied armies In the nenr east.
ms been summoned To Paris 10 con-
''r with The government over the
situation along the Black sea coast
ant IN the balkans. Attention In
being attracted to the activities In
.Hn Nluck sea region, "a socialist
D lcmhor ~ the chamber of dcput ies
demanding full statement OF the
foNrrnmcnrs Hussinn policy.
Marcel CPchin. soclalat. decln ~
IN the chamber that Foreign Minis
Nr Pichon had nid the entente had
decided positively not 20 send mil
,l'ry expedition 10 intervene In
Russia --~i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
LET :: H!har
C::HT:EEE
corn. Roy 4. Wheeler,

I'vnnrs Noy ~ 1918
=, :, u,,., Nao,,o,d Okla L..
=" ""'''
, A., ,.,,u an,
Dear l"d INNS u"S ''''h
apart for the United states boys To
write to their dads ! am USING lhe
opportunity And now that the "al
In over aud | am allowed TO ten You
where / am. what have been dolns
ana many nthcr things feel sure
YOU would like ln know ! Will Try
To Interest YOU First. viii Sly n
boy doeu not know how to appre-
ciat. HIS father I'll he hnd seen
hardshlps. been lonesome and knows
not what will come next. thhl ~
when he Will ever see his dad again
| wish YOU could have hoen WIN
me and seen what I have seen bu'
not had To have taking the nara
ships and risks that have.
From England We were taken 10
Bord-aux, n large naval base ABOUT
l5O miles south OF here. Thcncc 10
Chu. Thierry, where thete wAs
drive which | was not m We heiu
the line FOR some dayh Thcn 'n
Soissuns where ! entered the rehi
thing Amer that was sent 10 me
Toul sector. whore ! again was III
the drive. war IL hell sherman.
| will say sherman attended ony
May day picni~ he never was AZ
big celebration llko We nave oNo,
here" And whll' IN 'he utNe
got gascd. II was ~hht IN chhcu
chlorine gus, II not wecI
was working with my gun anu uiu
not s-t a mask on IN tinlo 10 aNolu 'n'
gas. Then directly after that, WINE
.FNtH l
"A dozen | Ent. but they nearly got
me. A -chrapncl burst JUST over
me. n piece knocking or my mhsN'
or rather the chemicals guess that
| had better not toll too much, hut
any how after | had secured
watch. gun and letters from nun
am sure put out of commission.
| became exhausted and could not
see. My eyes are now -. X, nut !
cannot find the watch or gun |
wanted 10 hiring home My lung"
are still sore yet. do not see why
they keen me here In the hospitals
~ long Al nrst | was In fcld
hospital then sent 10 the south CEN
tral part of France IN the mountains
where 4 staid three weeks In "A hos
pital then here at No, \, which n "a
very large one II will accommo.
date at least / 5000 wounded, etc.
Now do not get excited since !
commenced this letter learn that
we may all leave here Tor the lnhed
states at any time ana may ne nome
for Chrir'mas dinner ! VIII expect
MNnmR to have a big chicken am
ner n am there w" nave hrrn
promised chicken Severa tmc" nut
were always d'mppolnth. ! 90 not
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29
tItONiDW Az.

n there are any In this city who
attended school In the little old red
- hool house when Ieke ana Seth
went % school In the years " long
ago, they will he sure 20 hc carried
lock g. the good old happy DAYS II
hoy 500 the Ili links company AZ tho
Broadway starting this afternoon.
school DAYS" is the title ~ the bin
'n b" presented and II IL safe to sny
Nat Edgar barnett has Incorporated
'"wr ~ his hest comedy In this play.
There Will he comedy from every
Hrrle ana the bridges and Mr. HIr-
mott are Nltc TO cause splsms ~ con b
.YlsinuH There viii be new cost
'.Wrs scenery typical Of thc,school
"n ana lots ~ good singing and
u uClug
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-29

trovn pir'y exchanged for "n" h.long
iug 10 ne or ~ onn us'n e'i~"r.
% hHI"m' 'llt hh' lu'sA 'sN 90 '"N'"
t|.''.u'
LarL of lIot Springs payrr Mfs lItuo
PARRY hrmus purs, lost ou kendall car
4. .tsda, e,rHpr muddy return 10
1Arr.Ia b.. Iohuson. M East Stooui
street ~ psp"is arl p"tso9h 'iI''l,
ard no question. vii h' a'''d l'''' a.
reward 'i ''a ie'"'" .'''
lTs, ''"reT 49, ON ,'n.,,a We, itI'3 HE soa,b
Cat'Nra lhon' tat
VII r'lwN sh" t""t rht "i va
dr'ug f"'" a." "' NW'
g.o,.s Num ladi's dressing room At
E' ., on msn' ',,t %, ,' a.. ,,,"Isnd
80 S,t.'..i .supIr
~ i'e'. li"I 80 ou..'..r. ,.lrG
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~. ~. ' p,v.J Il returned to
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"a. ..usr c. u,I,has ilafn's'
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g. "T l. Ial4,p. Wes, Ta..a
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.'l,. ..ua mor,, laro,i' book rap. r,
w',e .'. .. ..s ,,sn,, '''''', s.,"., iosa.aa
ib'i.., .ecord .trsf Phone lt.4
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