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A|6ti fuII|lcaza d|iIllc|l-
te pentTu Russia bOseVica
fMPARTIREA LOR Sc VA FA-
CE PRIN o COMISIUNE NEU-
TRALA.,
Vestitul explorator Ia Polul de
Nord, Nansen, ajntorat de Sue
dezi 81 Elvetieni va fl insarcinat
Gu impartirea alimentelor.

PARIS. - Puterile Associate au
ajuns la intelegere ca sd trimita
alimente pentru Russia sub contro-
lul neutralilor. Francezii, au ia.
cut citeva obiectiuni la aceasta
intelegere, dar acelea vor urma
ST; fie studiate mai tirziu. Deocam
data este vorba sc trimite aiu-
tor grabnic in alimente.
Pc urma acestei intelegeri, bo!-
sevicii vor trebui sd inceteze os-
tilitatiIe.
Lucrarile de ajutorare vor sta
sub cOnducerea unei cOmlSlunl
al carei presedinte este vestltul
explorator Fridjof Nansen. Celia
lalti membrii vor Fl norvegiani,
suedezi 81 elvetieni
Natural ca acest plan nr lie vi
ne la socoteala rusilor carl repre-
zinta guvernul lui Kolchak 81 De-
nikine. DinSii sunt de credln.a
ca una ca aceasta are sa Insem-
neze tot alta ca 81 recunOaSterea
Bolsevicilor 81 are sal incurajeZ
pc Bolsevici Sc risipeasca banii
din visteria statului. Gu toate ace
lStea. al;sxii. S'au puS De punctu,
de vedere cd este mai blne 50
lie dea Bolsevicilor flaminzi d.
mincare 81 vestminte. decit ca
clasele mai bune din Russia sa fie
peritoare de foame Caci lumed
de astazi are nevoie de astfel dc
oameni pentru regenerarea ONE.
mimi.
Critica contra trimiterii de all
mente la Petrograd 81 MOscova q
slabit mutt in timpul din urma $
membrii cOnsiliului suprem eco
nomic (un comitet al delegation
adunati pentru Conferinta de IA
ce) sunt de credinta ca miliOanelt
de Rusi carl stau gata sd mOar1
f, de foame, din motive umanltare
fara privire la consideratn poll
tice. trebuiesc ajutorati.
Aceasta credinta aliatilor 4
facut sd Sc intareasca tot ma
multi indispozitia puterilor aliatt
81 a Statelor Unite de mai trl
I, mite trupe pentru Russia.
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SISTfMUI SOCIALIST HT
De: MIHAIU TATARUss

Zllele trecute am avut o dis
cutie GU unul de aceia care prin
graiu 81 scris injura 81 batjOco-
reste tot ce Sc tine de limba, le
gea 81 neamul romineSc. Atuncl
pc ce Sc ibazeaza programul sOci-
alistilor? il mtrebai eu.. Pc ade-
var 81 dreptate, imi raspunse Gu
'un ton tare 81 iritat. :. Da, pc
adevar 81 dreptate, socialistii ger
mani au votat raZboiul, care
dat NORTH 81 mizeriei zeci de mill
Oane din omenimea de All. Pc a
devar 81 dreptate socialistii rusi
All guverneaza GU nina de fier
marea imparatie tarului, III ca
re soarele nu mai apune nlci o.
data, 81 tine sub calciiul lor zeci
de nationalitati, carl nu pot sa
cirteasca mimic contra acelora
carl All ocupa locul fostului tar,
caci indata ce ar cirti, platesc Gu
viata lor. 81 tot pc adevar 81 drep
tate ,socialistii unguri au declarat
razboi Rominilor, SIrbilor 81 Bo-
hemi,or, caci vezi, zic Ell, ca au
dreptate sa stap1neasca aceste
natiuni caci Ell sunt adeyaratii lOr
stapini de suite de ami. Ca ce fel
de adevar 81 dreptate ii acela,
iudece orr ce romin Gu judecata
cit de scurta.
lar acum sd revenim lar la So
cialistii nostri, care sbeara cit il
ia gura ca eli Sc bazeaza pc .ade.
var 81 dreptate. Iata aci un caz
care s'a petrecut inaintea ochilol
muncitorilor rolhini mai luniie
! trecute:
Tn renegat neastimparat as
teapta GU un articol de sudalme
Isl batjocuri luni intregi pima
cind cunoscutul professor dina
|Vasile Stoica find chemat Il
Paris, paraseste aceasta tara. A
doua ri dupa plecarea dinsului, a
eel haiduc de peana da publici
ltatii articolul Gu sudalmele $
|batjocurile. nemotivate, ori pen
! tru ee ma publicat acel artico
inainte de pleca d-nul Stoic'
de aci, pentru cei... De sigu
Idle frica 81 de groaza adevarnlu
81 dreptatii. lar tot acel farsol
4 in No. IL al foil tradatoare In
ltunecarea" publica un artico
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lung ca reJmlntire rascoalelor
din RominiaE lar la mijloc icoana
stapinului lor bulgaroiul Ra-
kowsky DEF Budapesta, numin-
dull ca ergu 81 fruntasul miscari-
lor socialiSte in Rominia in 1907
Ori 81 Gle muncitor cetind acel
articol va raminea incurcat 81 u
luit de sistemul mincinos 81 ira
dator al acelui strigoiu. Deci ne
pogorindu-ne imtr'um limbaj bat
iocoritor al unui descreerat, iata
intelesul eel putem gasi in acel
articol:
In anul 1907, partidul Liberal
de sub conducerea d-lui Bratianu
81 Averescu, voind sa doboare
partidul ciocoiesc Conservator
de la putere au gasit chestia ia
raneasca. Deci prin campanie
bine pregatita prin presa 81 prin
intrunirile lor au jucat rolul de
aparatori al taranimei. Lucrurile
au mers asa, ca pc la inceputul
! lui Martie agentii lor au inundat
satele din nordul Moldovei, eau
tind sa puma pc tarani in miscare
contra arindaSilOr.
Primul accident a fost in un
tirgusor din fundul Moldovei, un-
da taranimea resculindu-se, poll
tia a facut uz de arme, impus-
cind 5 tarani. Atunci liberalii Gil
Haret 81 Mortun strigau ca Sc nu
impuste taranii, cal mare primej-
die. fndata a mers comisie la
regele Carol 81 cerut ca guver-
nul conservator sa demisioneze
lar conservatory au fost bucurQsl
Cd scapa din incurcatura asta
Acesta este intelesul unui lung
articol scris de peana unui ira
dator 81 slugoiu al dusmanilol
neamului nostri 81 publicat il
No. II din 16 Martie 1919. Ace
articol plin de sudalme 81 btjo
curl la adresa tuturor frutasilo
Romini 81 coprinzind o fata in
treaga, lar la mijloc este icoani
stapinului lor Rakowsky 81 a
cesti slugoi il arata ca pc un 9
rou al miscarei din 1917.
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PREZICE UN NOU RAZBOI in
1929.

Tn scriitor de la jurnalul de a
strologie. (astrologie fnsemneaza
mestesugul de ceti pc stele) en-
glez din Londra, spune ca in lu-
ME 1926 are sa Sc inceapa un nou
razboi mare al lumii. Aceasta ne
vine Gu alta mai curios Gu cit a.
cest cetitor de stele, spus deja
Gu un an inainte de tot ce s'a
intimplat in cursul acestui raz-
boi, tocmai asa cum s'a 1ntfmplat.
Dinsul spune ca noul razboi va
izbucni in Turcia 81 are sd fie
stirnit iarasi, tot de germani.
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SoSESC CADOURILE PRESE-
DINTELUI.

WASHINGTON, Is Aprilie. =
La casa alba s'a primit un va
gon de cadouri Europene carl a.
partin presedintelui 81 D-nei VIII
son. Transportul consta din pa
truzeci de lazi mari, carl nu II
fl desfacute pima la reintoareerea
perechei prezidentiale.
Sc crede ca multe dintre acestc
cadouri vor Fl expuse in casa a.i-
ba, alaturi de cadourile istorice
ramase de la ceialalti presedinti
din timpul lui Washington 81 pi-
ma acum.
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rRUPELE PoLoNEzE STUNT
RETINUTE IN FRANKFORT.

BASEL, Is Aprilie. = O tele-
grama primita astazi aici, veste-
ste CD 5000 legionari polonezi le
vorba de trupele poloneze de sub
comanda generalulni Haller carl
sunt in drum spre Polonia pests
Germania) au fost retinuti asta1i
iii Frankfort din cauza ca loeb
motiva (engina) trenului Carl
duce, nu are carbuni pentru ca
sd poata merge mai departe.
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CADEREA sEvAsToPoLULUI.

PARIS, Is Aprilie. = 0 depese
trimisa .catre ziarul Matin anun-
ia ca fortele bolsevicc au ocupat
orasul Sevastopol. Asia ar Insem-
ma ca Bolsevicii all curatit intrea-
ga peninsula Crimeiana de tru-
pele aliate.
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CE POATE FRANTA

La de cugetare 81 discutie pentr'l
tOate neamurlle, ca a fost Univer-
sitatea din Paris, care gasit .
dialectica de care 81 All ne folo-
sim pentru lamuri probIemeie
care he urmaresc. 81 acest aseza-
mint, la care s'au adunat toate
neamurile, a 81 muncit pentru e.
lie tOate
Cine urmareste desvoltarea spi-
ritului uman va gasi tot in Fran
ia acelui timp cea dintii pornir.,
cutezatoare, revolutionara, a spi-
ritului critic.
Tot in Franta poesie care Sc
inspira de la frumusetile naive,
dar sincere ale cintecului multi
milor Tot in Franta o literatura
GU tendinte rationale, stapinile
cu totul de iubirea cimpului 81 IA
cerului tarii
Renasterea, inviind antichitat,a
romano 81 greaca 81 facind din
ca un model 81 un indreptar, a
dat aici, nu imitatori servili al
formulelor sale, ci adinci cerce-
tatori stiintifici 81 in acelasi tiinp
luptatori earl inca inainte de
1000 au cautat sa faca din viata
cetateneasca un ideal de urmarii.
in contra incercarilor de tiranle
dinastica.
81, cind totusi 81 Franta a c!e-
VENT simpla unealta in nina
regilor sal urmarind scopuri Dc
glorie 81 de putere, straine de spi-
ritul francez, acesta a esit de SUB
nina statului pentru a urmari
EssoPsriss, tsa ssls, lss,.,.,s.4-.rss1ss.,s
o noua cruciata, lbertatii 81
a civilizatiei, a pornit atunci prIn
caritatea franceza intii prin emf
gratul francez pc urma inainte
de marea revolutie, in cursul
char al acestei miscari 81 dupa
dinsa. Ce a facut bun 81 durabil
revolutia vine din actiunea ace
stui spirit, 81 Napoleon II a fost
pentru omenire altceva decit ul
mare intemeietor prin cit S "a pu-
tut cuprinde in geniala lui perso-
nalitate, din accst spirit.
Prussia invingatoare crezut
cal distruge, 81 formidable pea
ira pc care a pravalit-o asupra
invinsei de la 1870 is a parut ca
inchide un mormint. Oar pentrlt
ceea ce este sufletesc mormintul
II are inteles. Niu s'a ridicat s2l-
ritul nemuritor, 81 din nOu e! Il
cuprins toate vazduhurile, purl-
ficind miasmele unui materialism
putred 81 dind rasei umane o no.
ua incredere mtr misiune pro-
vldentlala, IN care enefgllle lloe-
re inlocuiesc mecanismele moar-
te.
in fruntea acestei noua umanl-
tati de energii libere va sta Fran
ia. Nu Va fl popor care sal Ia
gaduiasca acest loc dupa cit II
suferit 81 dupa cit totusi a izbIrlt
sd infaptuiasca.
Fara nici umilinta 81 nlci o
abdicare natiunile vor lua de ID
dinsa un cuvint de ordine, care
nu va insemna un ordin, ci ur
impuls 81 acesta va insemna doar
trezirea propriei consiint na-
tionale.
N. Iorga.
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LONDRA, 10 Aprllle. - Ottawa
razboiului a lovit greu Rominia.
Cind am debarcat la Constanta
am privit Gu mihnire ruina .eco-
monica a acestui port, odinioara
un vestit centru de navigate al
Rominiei 81 locul Gu uncle dintre
cele mai frumoase bal de mare.
Elevatorile lui de griu stau III
nemiScare, rezervoarele de gaz ii
sunt goale, gheiul e pustiu 81 in
port nu sunt marfuri de loc. CO.
municatia martina Gu CONSTANT
nopolul fost reluata, insa pasa
gerii sunt foarte putini la nu-
: mar.
Vandala nina invadatorului
Bulgar, care a jefuit fara deose-
bire bordeiul saracului 81 palatul
bogatului, ma trecut GU vederea
nici statuia lui Ovidiu, ilustrul
poet Roman, care mincat anna
IA pine exilului in Constanta.
Filistenii Bulgari, luind-o fara
indoiala drept statuia vre-unui
Romin ilustru din vremurile mai
vechi, gasit 81 acesteia loc prin-'
tre prazile ce curgeau nelntrerupt
la Sofia.
Guvernul Romin a prOtestat VI
guros; asa au facut 81 puterile
antante, ST. ca un semn al pacii
din partea Bulgarului invins, O.
vidiu pc drum catre vechiul sau
pedestal
Calatoria GU drumul de fier de
la Constanta la Bucuresti este o
afacere neplacuta 81 primejdioa-
sa. Marele pod peste Dunare, di-
famitat de aliati in timpul inva-
ziei germane, inca nu e reparat.
Pasagerii carl calatoresc Gu
trenul sunt transportati peste fla-
viu in barci, carl Sc misca meet 81
nesigur, 81 pc malul departat ga
ra sc afla la aproape doua mlie
de malul Dunarei. NJ nici ,nl
mijloc de transportarea bagajs-
lor 81 MI Sc pot gasi vechicule de
nici un fel.
Bufeturi nu sunt, lar pasageril.
daca nu vor sd moara de foame-
trebue sa alba grije a-si duce eli.
mente ell Ell.
Trenurile pc carl lean gasli
crau fara deosebire peste fire
pine de lume 81 incomode in toa-
ia puterea cuvintului, Calatoria
de la Constanta la Bucuresti $,
facea ipainte in patru ceasuri; a
cuma fti.strebue de la douaspre'
zece pima la cinsprezece ore.
Rominii sunt impiedicati RAJ
din carza lipsei de materiale ..
cal ferate. Cele mai mari locomo
tive ale lor au fost trimise in Ger
mania 81 Austria ca prada d
razboi.
Veselul 81 iubitorul de glum'
Bucuresti, Gu femeile lui frumoa
Sc, Gu muzica 81 cintecile lui, all
carui restaurante rivaliza GU cell
din Paris 81 Viena, acum sta ca
fundat i'll intristare. Este m lo
trist 81 intristator
I'm prinz ordinar costa o aver
de om sarac, lar Q umila camer'
1ntr'un otcl de nina a cincel
pentru singura noapte, trebi'
platita GU pretul de la trei slir
sterline in sus. Dupa aparenta VI
ma pentru aceasta Q poarta lner
tia 81 desorganizarea.
Importul Gu desavirsire oprI
81 pentru un moment nu Sc stl
clsf de ce. Din cind in cind :
soptesc svonuri urfte Cd nina pr
fitaterilor Responsible in ms
re parte, 81 Cd poporul e lasat s
sufere ca pc de alta parte maril
sindicate de alimente Sd Sc !,
erase financiariceste.
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Plane Motors for Cars.


Thousands of high grade airplane ell
gines nave outlived their usefulness for
flying and been retired. Thousands more
will likewise be discarded when their
use Is over. What disposition IS to be
made OF them? This question, one that
Is not ~infrequently asked, has caused the
principal Of a r. NJ. c. A. school for air
plane mechanics to suggest that the gov
eminent may become an important dealer
In engines for motor cars The life OF
an airplane engine is commonly stated to
be 100 hours. This does not mean, how
ever, that II Is utterly useless after 100
hours OF operation. What Is meant Is
that in that period an airplane engine
gives the cream Of its service be-
comes from 20 TO 80 per cent less efficient
than when new. II IL therefore unsuited
for further flying.
But, on being r~eyuvenated by overhaul
Ing. II Is valuable in other capacities and
capable OF use for an indefinite period.
IL lie not surprising. therefore, that the
proposal should be made that Americas
discarded airplane motors be salvnged
and utilized rs passenger IND truck mo-
tors. There 10 apparently nothing I'm
practicable In tho suggestion. providing
the engines ,cotld be successfully reas-
sembled into units OF fewer cylinders and
less horsepower. Motorists In general
would not want to buy gasoline for $50
horsepower Liberty motors installed In
their family touring cars.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-01-23
WHheimina's Guest.

Oh. Wilhelmina, may l not congratu-
late you on your guest? His merry
ways will hit the spot. and give your
humdrum life new zest. There's rome
thing doing all the time when little
Willie is on deck, some fascinating
curves in crime. new stunts In arson,
death and wreck. He's come to eat
your Holland prunes, with you he'll
rest and break his fast, and / would
always count the spoons when he has
finished his repast. The kaiser at your
door has knocked, you've let him in,
without his crown; now see the hen
house safely locked. and all your port
ables nailed down. Oh, Wilhelmina,
may / not suggest a safe deposit vault.
for all the goods you prize a lot, for
everything except the saltf Your visi-
tors a charming skate, when he has
will and wish to please, but while he
strives to fascinate, hang firmly to
your cupboard keys. No doubt twill
grieve your gentle heart to see him
with his crownless brow, but you
should bid your tears depart until you
have secured the COW. His hair ia
white. his cheek is pale, he bears the
marks Of misery; but while you listen
TO his tale, just chain your palace to a
tree. He'll doubtless talk Of Me ind
Colt until your woman's heart is sore;
but, Wilhelmina, may I not suggest a
a strong new cellar door?
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-01-23
200 Years!

Far more Hlfan 900 years, HARLEM Oil,
the tamous national remedy of Holland,
has been ~aiepsgnised as an infallible relief
from all imms Of Kidney and bladder dis
orders. It's very age as proof that At must
have unusual merit.
If you .ure -treahled with pains or aches
in the hack, 5sel tired in the morning,
headaches, Indigestion, insomnia, painful
or too frequent psssage OF urine, irritation
or ,stsne in the bladder, You will almost
certainly find relief in GOLD MEDAL
Hsablen Oil Oapsa.es. THIS is the good
old remedy that has stood the test for
hundRsds Of years, prepared in dhe proper
quantity and convenient ksrsn TO take.
1t 10 Imported dirsct frosn Holland hub.
oE9toriea, n y0n can Get St at any
drug store. IL is a standard, oldtime
home remedy and needs no introduction.
Each capsule contains one, dose of Eve
drops and is pleasant and easy 60 take.
They will quickly relieve those stiffened
joints, that backsehe, rheasnatiedn, hm-
bago, sciaticn, gan stones, gravel, brick
dust ate. Tanr money promptly refund.
ed il they do not relieve you. But be sure
10 get the genaine GOLD MEDAL brand.
In boxes, three siDes-Ady.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-01-23
GOOD TEETH AND HEALTH.

In 1917 Prof. o. T. Osborne. OF Yale.
told the American Medical association
that a certain public tuberculosis In
stitution, of which he was an officer,
had examined the mouths. corrected
the teeth, and removed the sources OF
infection Of every patient entering the
institution. He said:
Owing to this preventive treatment
We have had less tonsi3itis, fever. sore
threats. less indigestion, and less In
|fluenza and colds than we had before
we began these mouth Investigations"
AS striking as vas this statement. 1t
was no more than others made by the
Yale professor.
Il do not believe there IL a greater
menace today to health han crowned
and bridged teeth. to say nothing OF
pyorrhea a~lveolaris," he said.
II a man has but two teeth and they
meet he should thank the Fates and
bite as best he rather than attempt
to restore his dental arches-that is,
IL he wants TO escape certain infections.
Several years ago an Englishman,
Hunter, stirred up the dentists In great
shape by laying anemias aud q multi
tude Of other Ills on crowns. bridges,
and plates.
Among the articles In tho bill Of In
dictment drawn by DIR. Osborne are
these:
Most unexpected tolerance 10
pyorrhea is found.
2-Chronic invalidlsm may be caused
by mouth infections.
3-The blood pressure may be raised
or lowered by mouth infections.
4-The thyroid gland Is frequently
enlarged and may hypersecrete or hy-
poseerete In these infections. (In other
words, he says that some cases of goi-
ter result from neglected teeth.) D..
5-Serious disturbances of the blood.
heart, kidneys, stomach. intestines, and
joints are frequent from mouth irfec-
lions. Bad teeth may be the cause of
Brights disease as well as OF rheuma-
tism. 49,
~6-Glycosuria and perhaps true dia-
betes may be caused by mouth infec-
ton.
S-Serious brain and nerve disturb
ances. as well as neuritis, may occur
from mouth infection.
s-Ulcer Of the stomach, appendicitis,
and chronic colitis may frequently be
due to pneumococci long carried In the
patients mouth.
10-No treatment of these conditions
will be of any avail until the mouth is
made clean.
This IL a long list of diseases
and they vary greatly In symptoms.
About the only quality that is common
to the lot Is the fact that the bacteria
and the poisons which produce, them
can one or all be absorbed through the
gums and the channels Of decay in the
teeth themselves. @
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-01-23

time Bourke caught II with the branch
and showed 1t over Mollie's head.
Mollie was q caught bear Thea. for
the sailor drew the moose tight. and he
and Bourke lowered her to the ground
with the rope. She still had "A fight
left in her. though, for the first thing
she did was to bite Patrolman Cope
land in the right calf. He was at
tended by DR.. Coffrell, Of the Presby-
terrain hospital and remained on his
post.
They led Mollie over to her cage
then and locked her up.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1919-01-23

To be possessed Of O head Of heavy,
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
q matter Of using a little Danderine.
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice, soft hair and lots of II. Just get a
small bottle Of Knowlton's Danderine
now-it costs but q few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply a little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance Of abundance,
freshness, fuffiness and an incompara-
bic gloss and lustre, and try as you
will you cannot find q trace of dandruff
or falling hair; but your real surprise
will be after about two weeks use,
when you viii see new hair-fne and
downy at first--yes-but ~reaily new
hair-sprouting out all over your scall
-Danderine Is, we believe, the only
sure hair grower, destroyer Of dam
druff and cure for itchy scalp, and II
never fails to stop falling hair at once.
IL you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really Is, moisten q cloth
with q little Danderine and carefully
draw 1t through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft, glossy and beautiful In just
q few moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this. Adv.
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n. O-o-o-hl
June-Has she a perfectly good hus'
banda?
Bess-Yes; she's a widow.
O-o-o-hl
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for all ailments that
are caused by a disordered stomach
Ind inactive liver. such rs sick head
lche, constipation. sour stomach,
iervous indigestion, fermentation of
'ood. palpitation Of the heart caused by
gases In the stomach. August Flower
Is q gentle laxative, regulates digestion
both In stomach and intestines, cleans
and sweetens the stomach and alimen-
tary canal, stimulates the liver to Sc
crete the bile and impurities from the
blood. Sold In all civilized countries
Give 1t a trial.-Ady.