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New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
SUGAR RATI0N|NG
TO MANUFACTURERS
State Food Administration Issues
Certificates Beginning Tomorrow

Hartford, May 5.--Beginning to-
day, according to an announcement
made yesterday by the Food Admin!s-
tration, manufacturers using sugar
must purchase their sugar supplies on
certificates issued by the Food Admin
lstratlon which will classify various
lines OF business and apportion them
sugar as they appear more or less es-
sential in war time. To stop any fur
Their apprehension. it may be said
right here that ice cream will be put
In the preferred class and that all the
necessary sugar will be given makers
Of ice cream, which the Food Admin
istration believes is essential and
which uses up much of Connecticut's
surplus milk, thereby encouraginE
Connecticut dairymen to maintain and
increase their herds against the post
war period when the whole world will
be buying from America.
Manufacturers Of non-edible prod
ucts and manufacturers using sugar
who. in face Of warnings and with full
knowledge Of the sugar situation, have
begun business since January I, 1918,
in many cases picking UP bits of bus
mess voluntarily dropped by patriotic
manufacturers. will he denied sugar
supplies during the SO days beginning
May 1o. Those who EN- ba rked in bus
mess since November l, 1917, will be
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
YOUTH RESPONDING
TO CALL OF THE SEA
Marvellous Strides Made in Train
ins Men for Merchant Marine

Washington, May 15.--The sea is
sailing again to American youth.
AS the new ships of the merchant
marine glide down the ways, the need
Cor men grows more pressing. Album
3ant opportunity to aid in winning
The War is offered the crews of the
lew vessels, with the certainty that
when peace comes there will be fur
ther adventure and good pay in carry
,pg; American commerce throughout
The world
Recruiting OF the boys aud men
who must go down to sea if America
IS TO regain her old place among the
maritime nations is in the hands of
he Shipping Boards enlistment serv
ice, headed by Henry Howard. with
headquarters at Boston, who has out
lined 70 union mon and steamship
som panies what already has been &C
complished.
about q YEAR ago We realized the
shortage that was going to arise whI1
~. new feet was fnishcd.' Mt. How
ird said. and we started the training
ST officers, both deck and engineer.
We established a train Of schools eS-
sending along the Atlantic coast, the
t5ulf of Mexico. tie Pacific coast and
The Great Lakes, to enable us to get
hold of the mon who had experience
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

of a social center. open every day and
every evening, which makes them an
ideal enrolling station. These stores
have given us nearly 1000 enrolling
stations. The cost to the Shipping
Board has been almost nothing.
LAS to the special training of fire
men, In the district around Chicago
including Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio and Michigan, we are making a.
special drive to get men who have at
least six months experience in firing
stationary boilers from which to de-
velop fremen at sea. We will, of
course, put those men on board our
training ships and give them actual
firing experience there.
I'VE have esta blished an advisory
committee to the recruiting service,
made up of the president of every as
ISOLATION Or union that has anything
to do with the manning Of the mer-
chant marine. We have had the
heartiest cooperation from them, so
that the men that we have been put
ting on board ships have been we'll re-
ceived by their fellow-workers, and
the unions have vouched for the fact
that they will continue to be we'll re-
ceived."
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

THE United States Food Admins
tration has worked out a plan for ra-
tioning sugar to all manufacturers US
ing that article in their products.
"Beginning May 10, sugar can be
sold TO manufacturers only on distrl-
button certificates which the manufac-
turers must first secure from the Fed
eral Food Administrator of this state.
These certificates are issued upon APP
plication, and approval, but not until
the application has been made out on
certain prescribed forms which will
be furnished upon request by the
Food Administrator.
Blanks are now ready and all per
sons, firms or corporations, except
hotels restaurants. boarding houses,
bakers cracker manufacturers and
home Gamers. who use sugar In man
ufa curing their comm ercial product
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

restricted to so per cent. Of their sugar
consumption during January. March
and April Only nine lines Of trade
will receive full requirements, and IA
will get 50 per cent. of what was used
during the first four months of the
year None will be able to buy sugar
without the new Food Administra ton
sugar certificates, which will be issued
after an examination of the report
blanks that may be had at the Food
Administration office, SO Pearl street.
this city Food Administrator Robert
Scavtlle believes the new certificate
system will carry Connecticut through
the summeS and the canning season
without another sugar shortage.
Clark T. Durant, in charge of the
enforcement Of the new regulations,
yesterday issued the following explain
alton: .-.- ...l .
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
BEGIN ON SALTS
AT FIRST SIGN
OF KIDNEY PAIN
We Eat Too Much Meat. Which Clogs
Kidneys, Then the
Back Hurts.
Says Glass of Salt F1ushes Kidneys
and Ends Bladder
Irritation

Uric acid in meat excites the kid
neys, they become overworked; get
sluggish. ache. and feel like Jumps OF
lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the
bladder is irritated and you may be
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night. When the
kidneys clog you must help them flush
off the bodys urinous waste or you'll
be real sick person shortly. At first
you feel a 1ull misery in the kidney
region. yo;. suffer from ba ckache, sick
headache, dizziness, stomach gets
sour. tongue coated and you feel
rheumatic twinges when the weather
is bad
Eat less meat, drink lots of water:
also get from any pharmacist four
ounces Of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful in a glass Of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice com bined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tons to clean clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity, also
to neutralize the acid in the urine so it
no longer is a source of irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness.
JAd Salts is inexpensive. cannot in
jure: makes a delightful effervescent
Whitewater drink which everyone
should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. Druggists
here say they sell lots Of Jad Salts to
folks who believe in overcoming kid
ney trouble while it is only trouble.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
THEY GAVE
THIS RUN DOWN
MAN V|NOL
And He Got Back His
Strength and Energy

Sheboygan, VISIT was all tagged
out run down, no appetite. nervous,
sleepless nights and drowsy during
the day, and was not fit to work. A
friend told me to take Vino1. + do
so, and can now eat three square
meals a day. T sleep we'll, am alert,
active, strong and well and have
gained eleven pounds.'--A. w. Highly,
Sheboygan, Wis.
This is because Vinol contains the
elements needed to create a healthy
appetite and restore strength. The
complete formula is printed on every
pt ckage. This is your protection.
The Clark & Brainerd Co.. Drug
gists, Liggett's Riker-Hegeman Drug
Stores. John J. McBriarty. Nath m
Noveck, W. H. Russell and at the
best drug store in every town and
city in the country
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

at sea- We then got the cooperation
of the Stea m boat Inspection Service.
No man was admitted to our schools
for officers unless he could first quail
ify for experience required by the
rules Of the Steamboat Inspection
Service That obviatcs the training Of
any dead material. After men get
their licenses, We place them, as far
as possible, on board steamships as
junior officers, to get actual bridge ex-
perience. for so to 80 days. During
that period they get SIS a month, with
no bonus. paid by the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, SO that the only
expense to the steamship companies
taking these men is the food they eat.
More Officers Than Positions.
We have turned out officers so fast
that a great many have not been find
ing positions in the merchant marine,
and have gone into the Navy. 1t mas
been to certain extent, short cut
to a commission in the Navy. going
through our schools, owing to lack OF
co-operati ton in many of the steamship
lines in taking these men on. We be-
lievc however, in view of the action
that was taken by the American
Steamship association some weeks
ago. tndf TINS VIII now De StTalS llL6IlSu
out and that we will get the places.
There have been licensed, since the
first of June, something over 5000 Of
f1cers, both deck and engineer.
Engineers have been given training
in various technical institutions-the
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
in Boston, the Johns Hopkins in Balti-
more, Case School of Applied Science
In Cleveland, the Tulane University
of Washington in Seattle. Then out
side of those institutions we have been
giving special engineering courses in
Pl1ila delphia in connection with the
ice-breakng steamer, the Governor
Weaver. loaned to US by the city Of
Philadelphia for that purpose. We
are also giving some courses at the
S;eamen's Institute in New York. We
are starting an additional school in
Berkeley, California.
I'VE have been in touch with the
Officers Association in England. and
If any shortage develops here we will
We have an offer of cooperation from
The English Officers Association. We
have felt from the very beginning that
We ought to develop our own material
here to the utmost before we call on
any foreign officers. but It looks now
as If it might be necessary to call on
tho foreign officers, to have a reserve
that may arise.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
CutiCurd Heals
Itching PimpIeS
All Over Face and Arms. Large,
Hard and Red. Face WasDis-
figured. Troubled & Months.
Nothing Purer, Sweeter For
All Skin Troubles Than
Cuticura.

When working had touse oil, and
tgot into my flesh all over my face and
arms. After a while pimples came and
caused lot of itching. The pimples
were large, hard, and dark red. They
itched every minute causing me to
scratch. Every part Of my face was
dishgured.
This trouble lasted ak months
when saw . Cuticura advertisement.
and l made up my mind to try them.
After three weeks I WAS completely
healed" (signed) Joseph Pelio, 2ls
Wallace ST.. New Haven, Conn, Au-
gust rs, 1917.
How often ouch distressing. disfg-
uIing skin troubles might be prevented
by everyday use of Cuticura Soap and
Ointment for all toilet purposes.
Sample Each Free by Mail. Address post.
card: "Cutioura. Dept. r. Boston." Sold
everywhere. Soap &c. Ointment Is and Soc
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

up in the morning at four clock, do my
housework, then go to factory and work
all day, come home and get supper and
feel good. I don't know how many of
my friends I have told what Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
done for me. Mrs. ANNA METERIANo,
So West 10th ST., Peru, Ind. ;
Women who suffer from any such all
rents should not fail to try this famous
root and herb remedy, Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

Gown ain s s 0
badly that at times
| could not be on
my feet and it did
not seem as though
I could stand it. I
tried diff er e n t
medicines without
any benefit and
several doc tors
told me nothing
but an operation
would do me any
good. My drug
gist told m e Of
Lydia E.. P i n k
h a ms Vegetable
Compound. / took
it with the result
that / am now we'll
and Stronn I not
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15

"(c) Soda water fepntains1
pensers of soft drinks.
sod Bottlers of son dria
1.-The use of sugar III ~
products, except suchF &s ~
above, is prohibited. Cores
should be addressed to: Ron
Vile, Federal Food Admit
Hartford, Conn.
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
NOTICE.

Printinx--25o Letter Head
Bill Heads. 400 Envelope
Business Cards for $500. d
service; satisfactory wor|
ship.
EXCELSIOR PRINTING!
325 Main Street, LEILA
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
WOMAN WORKS
IS HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman's
g Change from Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggists Advice.

Peru, 1nd.-f'I suffered from a. dis
placement with backache and dragging
New Britain herald., 1918-05-15
Five DAYS a Week At Sea.


We have started training ships for
Stewards oilers and water tenders. We
have in operation the Governor Ding
ley at Galveston and the Governor
Cobb is at sea. Our program calls for
giving these ships five days out of the
seven each week at sea, so as to give
the men their sea legs. The old army
transport Meade is being used as a
receiving ship.
We divide the men into squads of
ten each, under an able seaman as in
structor. One of the principal things
is to teach them lifeboat work. With
training every day for 80 days we feel
that those men are probably as good
in handling a lifeboat as the average
sailor on board a steamer.
"One rather interesting incident
demonstrated that fact. A training
ship was being towed, boilers and en-
eines out of commission, to Boston by
q Navy tug in a heavy gale. The tug
ran short of coal and was obliged to
put to port. They felt that there was
danger of the ship going ashore during
tho night. SO the captain. ordered the
non to abandon the ship. It was get
ting along toward dark. but they
ia unChed tnelr nleDOdt WITH the Wl00
blowing 60 miles an hour. took nearly
so men off and transferred them to
the Navy tug. All of this work was
done by our recruits who had only
had about five weeks training, with
out any casualty of any kind, which
was q pretty good demonstration as
to what that training means.
5000 Men Month.
The fleet that l have outlined will
hold 5000 men. We plan to put that
number through each month We
have a receiving ship now in New
! DIRK Harbor, the Dorothy Bradford
to- keep a reserve number Of men
there all the time to meet any ener-
gency. We also hope to have a sim
liar ship at Newport News, a similar
receiving station ship at San Francis
co, and a, similar station at Seattle.
The demand for men would appear to
be about IS, 900 men on the West coast
in the next Is months. We also have
under consideration a receiving ship
at New Orleans.
For getting men, we have made
use Of chain of drug stores through
out the country. The drug store. es-
pecially in a country town, IS sort
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27
'OR RIVER TRANSPORTATION
CBy +. ID. lznder.)

y -s.-lng.cn, Juee "a, 1s-a-An
'orr2ut meelIlg Was he'd here
|naay, Grteaaea by Representatives
posed Of leading, lf9palrl2ls VIDE
|2Ee men 81 along the Alsslsspp
ar from S. Louis 10 Nsw Orleans
vas lhe first step toward financing
eroJec1, with The ard and consent Of
fector General O. Railroads. Mr.
Adoo, 70 put bArges II the Mlsslss-
River 10 relieve freight c0nges1-
and secure cheaper and more con
FHneni hauling Of farm and Other
Fodarts along the banks Of the Miss
ppL :
The hearing was before judge
fondy, member Of the ln1erStzts
nnmenoe Committee. who Was pres
and acted upon request Of Mr- Nc
poo. Among the large nuTnbe'
asant and participating were Sena'
"a Reed Of Missouri. Ransd2A q
paislzn2. Naraaraan Ct MlsslsslFp
'a-ker Clark, R-pueselt2tiVe Ram
and heads uT commercial boale
p S. Louis. Giro, Memphis
arEsburg. New Orleans and o1he
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27

s-ay Il serve suffering hur-4altg-
senator Reed says he thinks Z Is
one Of the -biEgest. h2ppies1- Eaos1
timely and practical IDEAS thai EAs
sean Launched, for commercial r.
LIEF. since w2r wzs declared sen
-tar E41Lzraan Is wrapped p IN Il
ana with his accustomed zeal and slg-
e. has already pul hls sho1Iaer %
ibe wheel 10 slaE1 Tho hall 70 ro--lg,
u ao zot thnk znE 5ds2 has aeen
nor recent months lhz1 would
r5ve saass relief 10 = larger ezEAnse
II caunt1g. CT re3gund moue directly
to the rosd Il lhe prod1ceE- l--An
th7s cne. IL sloald 10. only spaea up
tn frsgh1 czErgiag r-'0l5lern Of cotton
and rr-5n and other prod1cts q the
Tsrra. bu- also Of ceslls aad more 1t-a1
4f.t cnee started. the coed thai I
,rouls do uould be so NANTES mi
the harres would stay pzt" 1he re-
sul-ant crreci of which would b Z
give cheaper freight rates after IN
war / over. ] shah give ny yer
best efforts 10 the Pr0moiicn q III
enterprise he said
This Fust the beginning q
mina-v enterprise tf-st may N
sense revolutioaize the freight u
8ustrw of IL country II tAls t1-rE
r,ovemea. on the Mi-ziszlPgi Is 3 -
cess As II unqnes45oa2bly W-ll be
NJ McA8so secs Is way &c Ike
wn- why 70. the zzme thing for L
4 ONO and tho a -sscull- Id i1-s --
ezsee. and The Warrior IN Alai'--Iia
ans otaer r4vigzble strasnls. Il
hsc-maz . law. the nayFiag spirits ?
1 hind those who ehrlsteaed 2. st
| hfr-,. VIII hcvc written TIER nam
large letters uPon t-e pages
bFr Natr'z hizt-Ty as -eo-ls1F'asll
stztasnen--
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27

To taos who hzve -gt read --z-
weeks Saturday Evs--E Res-s aeae
exce4p4s frvn Eltyd ~ zstl'z szsle-e
On Var - - Indrstgy-, my PEas-
bota Interesting azl pral- -ole
IN tae b24--e of Nezl1n, e 49,.
he Fre.c-- fired 5o.000-oo0 shells rl-
EziaIEg 100000 C o. scc- Aa
-hea 10 taa ha4slc fr0al. -sguir-l -af
coas-rzpts9a q nearly 100000 -a-f'
Il cal; -u0-e faa .a1a u2s p-c-a1-
ed l2s. year = UsaE- Okl2holr2 --
Mieasrzn com5iled Ills IS a 5n-
d5czian uf wa21 sza- mea2s -o12g
when M -sure6 u tEEEns 4 lll1s-
trizl effort For ~Nzr work 2-lns
dar5ng tlse present fiscal year Ce--
guess rs -rE rErss,---o2 nln~.oen b--
LION 6o--1sz- Thz- --.ys Mr. Far
,sns, Is three tinlcs Al Tee MONEY e
the Urlrei STATE. a-d fou--fIfths q
al the morey the Esvc-Ere-t -
zpezt for ALL ruzPssc5, inc-a'l
pea-5ors. Pzn=r-. Car-al, pubic b-ila
ings, and - on, s5-r- the N2s5on r7
born Our little tT1uble with Sl-l
which ne arr nOt c - Enying f. gl
cost ns s200lOo.0o0- We are -a
! spending fOr WAY p--gNses more tt4l
: that SUM every fIv@ G-ys- We s1s
? four-fIfsE1s - maCa b-ilf'ing Is arm
: cant -aenents. and -De qa1Fzsr
I much pz-&-ng mp -vro sn sl-'esss poz
! der plans, ss Z. SpElish-AmeTlez
E wzr1oO I IL
+ NJ cx-ezasad Tsss@zr-- s -c-szss
!. therefore. szys the W.T. = oeie
I uli-e that thsz Nali n en- not c1
: time rs normal paaoe -fforz end
: the sane time. wiil fewer worsnl.
5 add 10 that zffort biiicns of dell-
4 q new var work, ne only solution
e TO substitute war work for par
the peace work The man naakl
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27
towns and cites

-lA-A1 .4IA NA-4Ez
On motion q Senator N2-a4rnAn
Senator Reed Was mace Chairman Of
the meaaing and after ; very la.ere=l-
inC discussion Of the InPoI12nos q
Inc movement and what j meant 70
the country II large znd especial.
70 thzt great Territory tributary =
the greet Father Of Water : steer
imp committee, composed Ct Sss-zioEs
Reed Varaarnan, Rznsdall md NJ
Johnson Of S. L01ls, E2s zEsP0-2'e'l
10 take the matter further n hand
and push Il along
The sum 10 be asked VII BE -E'-
r,roxiruately Ssl000loeo- and The Paf-
- = n restore river trade 70 SAT-
-. prez. Mississippi to-'fanctsoni g
o,ce more; 10 place bArges upon 4
,,,,.s- hosoul. and 70 make the Pe'os'ie
wbo produce the cotton com A-i-
hs.s. more independent o. Il if--s'
-. 90 nanch Al the merry q r--i''
-,ss If NJ McAdoo gIves ms q
80 ia the effort the r'ailta
r Y. forthcoming. the barges VI
- ne in evidence znd the riliehal
Mississippi Win team WIN I'VE iiet
,-srnered frpn the sol, oLiec- = :
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27
THE BEST TEST
l. the Test Of Tine

Years ago this Oxford reSa1e-i
tod of good res1lts frusn usirg Do1n's
Kidney Pills Nog D. = WHEY q
Nsr-h street ooafIrrns the former
s.atemen.-says there has beea no
re.urn q the trouble- Can ONfori
people AK for more oo1yincing test
mOlyf
Nr. Wiley. says. I had a dlli
main in the small Of ny b-rk uhi-e
doing some heavy lifting one box
Os Doan's Kidney pills freed me fr'''a
the pain n my back"
OVER SIX YEARS LATER Mr-
WILEY said. -Doan's Kidney Pills have
permanently cured me-
sac. AZ al dealers Foster -AllparA
Co, MfgrS, Buffalo. N y Adv
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27

beat IN the bosor1s Of the American
soldiers II other wars, and shall
tzke great pleasure IN giving my vote
10 this measure, ard trust that II
m.zy pzss tie Senate without des-
seltIag vote
The bIIl was pessed and goes 70
the House for its approval
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27
To Penssor Nls0~s and Miner ChHid
ren e War veterans

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av l -tg reazoa u1ogA
r.,sr, u o-s7.rs nd ezllsse,a
nrhe sar MA Sszza- t.aa E---llg,-
s-sny,...7s, ,r the Boxer
s,so t--s-s- Sgezklnr z
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NJ p~s.-- Th5s b-l hzs ny
- ....-.,,,--1 II Is rhe pa.icy
- -, -. s,a,s5o, tl.e ms.
- :, - 1-,,.s =, 5efsnse & IL
-. g. - -s-,s5-lv the Gov
-. - -. a, ~ f.r -.,e sol.
- - {. ,roYls for M -.
Oxford eagle., 1918-06-27

spoons must nox max tzsnch knives
and surgical instrurl - to; nalsr0H
makers must Gurn ont 0P'iczl glass,
ard automobile u-.-ufze-U-ers MAKE
r,er. motor trucks nd air-pl2ns e1-
gl1es-
By July first Uncle San hopes 70
have one niIli0a figA-Hg men On
foreign soil To na25na2ln cne sol
dscr REQUIRES swo tcAs Of sripPIng-
10 CIR, an average Il l25y0oO mn
% France per moan zzlL rlzintaIa ap-
uro1.raatsl d. = nai1li0a mcn over
sae. woul6 require rig-E Low 100
vess Of tl4- lazge slze- n a. eStl-
n1-te1 saaG . solGler Consumes n
aaFpses zs.6 foeG ts.e equivalent Of
IS eHn re.gAt cvcry three days
4nifoEzas 5ecomc saturated with
uss-5 AID arr % Ten placed IN con
timer fe- e,sznizg aaat they soon
sis5z.e rr4se- rs Is est ne gov
erzra s f5vs EeIl2rS pr psir i. mil
.lsa los. and = scldser a. III frcnt
gaazs osf &c a@-r ssr EaonIl-
Tse eaorT-uz a--1oUzE Of steel
zuse1 il TIC hasEr CT VerSaun
4s far lEs- F.r l. n and yer uait Of
rne Tn j. beng used 4 present
- se-e Fl-n5erz r 4 At times of
aease bar --lud1ncn4 il Is nQt IN
aszzl fer lae silz or the other 10
4ad Ten ~ shells pr second on =
zEie cres4 CT port & attack In
oDe hsar s1ch : degree Of ARTILLERY
aetzvify wss'7 zse p about 1s00 -ens
E Z szea CT 100 tons cf coal Think
Z saeh > bezl.6an2mant amounts 70
alaz exsaa7zs over several miles q
fuva--
4 lllzzts4szag s1e guezl clffene1oe be-
/ 9 .zeez Hzr LAY and -ae cC1tlcts q
azzs as Is $ lztere-sEng 40 uV.e
LII lse1z4ag USED oaly $4,000 shells
a IL eulrc s.Eznuo-l'rasslzn Mar,
aar4s lh4s na4ag shells NeTe Goa
-aea la = minutes b. the Germans
"a coa1saeasclng gheir bag offensive on
.lss y 4sser-- 1lea1, March Zlst-
TalS IS oaly = small part Of the
segy interesting story todd b. M
Izrsosls Il TIE SATURDAY post n
sasE u tbs 1reuleasao2ss almost IL
nazte -aVer-he2d expense thls
.-sserr rzaenl azs uaoeE1zkea 10 pro
; aare l. az5a slis a2r, i l- incredible
zat II labaElag classes. II SaoP es
: -e-szs - 81 .4e fam c-n b2zr a
; 1eer F.sr-zs.z E q, 1zle expense El2S-
: IA. - vrez5atas Nllsl2 hzs recently
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