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Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-10
For
 Dandruff

Those little fecks from your head that fall upon your clothing and spoil yow pleasure are dandruff-a scalp disorder. Conquer it completely under money back guarantee. Use Kotalko. Amas- ingly quick, lasting benefit reported by legions of men, women, children. Save your hairl Get new hair. It is possible in many cases even after baldness-abso- lutely proved. Remember rKOTALkO- at any busy drug store. Watch your mirrofi Show others this adrsrtisemsns,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-10
HoFscA COMES HOME

HOESCH COMES HOME
 cal man, who has been with the Cen tral Copper company at Mascot, for the past several months. arrived in Bisbee Friday night for a visit with his parents. MT. and Mrs. Daniel Hoesch of Warren. He is accOmpa- nied by w A. Woodward. auditor of the Mascott and Western railroad. who also has business interests in this city. Hoesch reports that con siderable development is being done by his company and that about .15o men are employed.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-10
NATIONAL AID PLEDGED

WASHINGTON. April s.-Nine na- tional health organization at meet ing here today pledged to Brigadiel General Charles E. Sawyer, President Harding's physician, their co-opera- ton in the task of working plan for government aid in health work
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-10
FRECKLE-FACE
Don't Hide Them With A Veil; Re- move Them With Othine
 Double Strength

This preparation for the removal of freckIes is usually so successful in removing freckles and giving clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold under guaranteel to refund the money if it fails.
 Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of Othine and re- move them. Even the first few appli- cations should show wonderful inn provement, sonfe of the lighter freck- les vanishing entirely.
 Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength Othine; it is this that is sold on the money-back guarantee.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14
IN apo5i0I al aiei

Rasfoind intro ii . colectie q re-
vistci vatra din primal sau an
dc aparitie, am gasit urmatoarele
George Enescu nm copil de
vreo 13 ami, nascut III jnd. Doro.
boin, q pus in nimire pc artistii
4 dim Viena,. prin. extraordinarul sal,
talent .muzical. Gazetele vieneze
spun .ca acest copil are un talent
tehnic cum rar s'a pomenit 81 Gu
noaste foate nfisterele virtu0zit6tii
moderne. Daca va nrma sa Sc des-
volte, pestc putin, numele tfnaru-
hi roman va Fl citat prifftre cele
mai stralucite hume artntice. Pro
fcsortll de. vi0lina de Ia Conserva-
torul din Vicna, d. Helmesberger,
va vcni Gu Enescu la Bucuresti, ca
sa dea concerto la Ateneu.'
.Au trecut anil 81 asteptarile
All fost Gu prisosinta implinite 81
iItrecute.
C0pilul care uimise cercurile ar
tfstice din 'muzicala viena'' q
tiimit mai tarzi,,, pc rand, toate
centrele mari artistice ale batranei
Europe. Qdata Gu gloria care il
clasa printre marii virtuosi al vio-
linei, q amintit strainatatei Cd E
roman-intr'o vreme cand foarte
multi ne socotean drept un popor
oarecare, existent undeva in ORR
.ent...
Oar, nu vol vorbi despre faza
aceasta a vietei sale, cand straba-
tand pc rand capitalize europene,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14

unde calca pc ,ir1nele atator glo
Iriosi predecessor 81 il consacrau a.
precierile cunoscatorilor rafinat
de o veche cnltura muzicala -,ir.
cand repede tfeptele gloriei 81 GU
1oscand tritnnful - ci despre 3
operd mai apropidtd 81 mnlt ma,
scx,spd A0ud r0n,dnilor.
La cateva luni dupa izbucnirea
razboiului, in iarna 1914, marele
yirttos paraseste strainatatea de
care era legat prin fntreaga sa ac-
|tivitate .artistica 81 vine in tara,
manat de aceeasi chemare care
|strange pasarelele la cub in preaj-
ma furtunei
In iarna care abea incepea in
tr,o chinuitoare ncsiguranta cand
toti train sub apasarea necrnoscu-
|tului zilei de maine, a fost ca un
fulger luminos, ca raza de SCARE
intro ii mohofita, vestea ca Enes-
leu va canta in orasul nostru dc
provincie.
A inceput rcu, acea minunata
Trille du diable'' despre care le-
genda spune ca Tartini a scris-o
sub Influenza unui WIS.,.
Ne-a vrajit pc toti, Gu tehnica in
tr'adevar diavoleasca a acestei com
pozitii care a ramas piatra de in
cercare marion violonisti 81 care
totusi pentru Enescu jucarie.
In semi-intunericnl salei, aparea
ca un mag, care oficiaza solemn 81
nistic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14

Pagini vechi, prafuite 81 fngal-
benite de vrcmuri din vrernca Do.
gilor ii Medicis-ilor, pagini elegan-
te din zilele regelui Soare care e
voaca gratiile 81 fastul, pagini c,i-
rate 81 divine ale acelor 1'printi''
al muzicei din epoca clasicismului
muzical. pana la parfumatele 81
vill coloratelc pagini ale simbolis-
tilor mOderni. !. toate capata pc
rand viata sub vioara sa ferme-
cata.
Ascultatorii vrajiti il urmeaza
supusi in calatoria minunata ce 0
fac impreuna, in spatiul unei seri
81 a unei sail de concert litand 81
ridicandu-se pentrn cateva ore de-
asupra celor pamantesti. 4.
La sfaryit fost un moment de
llilste pr0funda, cllpa de recuE-
gerc' din vraja ametitoare, .'dupa
care q ur1nat ananifestare calda
81 entnziasta de admiratie si recu-
nostinta unei sail intregi;, care
pc langa omgaiul adns artistulni,
voia sal spuna: "Bine al VENT
printre moi, care te iubim caci esti
al nostru. Ramai Gu noi...
Maestrul a fnteles 81 a ascultat
strigatul multimei 81 a ramas Gu
moi pentru ziua cea mare 4 nea-
mului, care Sc apropia..
Ce activitate bogata a desfasurat
in cei dol ami dinaintea rasboiului
nOstru. !. strabatut della un colt
La altuf fntreaga Romanie veche si
vioara sa a fer1necat pc rand toa-
te orasele 81 oraselele noastre.
Ne-a arafat apoi o alta latnra a
vigurosului 81 multiplului sau Ia
lent, aceia de sef de orchestra. In
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14

Fde mult i'm marie centre muzicale
dim Apus, In aerapagul mnncii. !.
A revenit ii nc-a 0ferit din nou
|lnareata Simfonie a 3-a care pro-
|babil inspirata de ''Divina Come
die" ne conduce in ''lnmea cea
|nevazutas' pastrind predominant
|caracterul ''dantesc'' al nemnri-
toarci opere florentimllui Dante
Aighieri.
Supranaturalul, fantasticul 81
diavolescul infernnlui, THAT de
|chemarea profetica trimbitilor
ce vestesc ''Judecata de apoi1'
spulbera ''Duhurile rele 81 intu-
nericuf pentru a termina intr o
|atm0sfera de curata 81 sublima
ertare 81 pace divina, ne malta
pima la culmi nebanuite ale artei
vecina Gu Dumnezeirea...
. Oar despre straduinta Gu care
si-a urmat programul de ne ex-
pune astoria sOnatei" desvaluin-'
dune cOmOri necunoscute, ce Sc
,poate spune, decat ca transfor-
mat virtuozitatea 81 arta facfnd
din ele pentru moi un apostolat.
C'Universul").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14
DARE DE sEAl6A SI
MULTU11TA PUBLICA

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Falnicul Zarand Ro-
man. din Clearing, III. au avut
0 petrecere Gu Dams in ziua de %
Maiu al carei rezultat au fost des-
tul de multumitor atat din punct
de vedere moral cat 81 material.
Deci pc aceasta Gale ne tinem
lie datorinta a aduce multamita
on. public care au binevoit lua
parte la aceasta serbarc 81 speram
caci 81 in viitor ne vor da sprijinul
D-nealOr
Tot odata aducem deosebita
multamita on. Domni care pc lin
ga biletul de intrare au binevoit
a ne da 81 snprasolviri dupa cum
urmeaza:
Soc. Speranta din Chicago. I'll.
|prin dl Cumpanas, seer. $500; d!
Petrl Morare $1.OO; Valerian
Deodiuc $1O0; Louis Trifa, pres.
Soc. F. Y. r. $500; George Trifa
$500; Nicolae Toma Damian $500
George Toma 500; Gligor Du-
mitru 500; Vasile Simion 5000;
loan Bugnarin $3.50.
Tot Odata ne tinem de datorinta
a multumi d-nei Maria G. Oan-
cea buna membra 81 sprijinitoare
a Soc. nOastre care 81 de data a.
ceasta ca intotdeauna au dat eel
mai bun sprijin posibil 81 -care de
data aceasta au binevoit dona
Soc. doua perrin lucrate Gu nina
in 3 color national si care pu-
nindu-se la lOterie an adus un ve-
nit Soc. de 1923; Asemenea aducem
multumiri d-lui Iosif Llpe seer.
Soc. F. z. r. care an donat Is
Boxes lazi de popp care an
costat $12.45 81 care au adus un
VENT Soc. de 1920.
Tot asemenea multumiri adu-
Gem d-nilor Tom Tudor Casar 81
fratilor Nicolae Toma Demian 81
lean Mattel care au d0nat 10
(Boxes) lazi de Bere in urma
carora ne-au adus un VENT de
5000.
Tot Odata nu trecem Gu vede.
rea a aduce multumiri d-nilor
Louis Trifa, Gligor Dpmitru
George Trifa si George Iancu care
"a bine volt a dOna toate mezelu.
rile necesare pentru Buffet Al
car0r VENT au fost de $23.10.
nitrate in total au fost $3.50. 81
ite ............ Oo.o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14

VENT Curat .......... 2O2. 10
/ Deci sducem cele mai sincere
nlultunliri d-lui G. Toma (mitica)
care an fost pres. aranjator Ia
|aceasta petrecere 81 care au avut
|tsate in buna regula asemenea
|d-lui 81 fratelui g. Trifa care au
|servit ri de data asia 10 Bar. In
|sperant8 caci enor. Public 81 fratii
membrii ne vor da tot sprijinul
(Si in viitor am ramas in numele
Soc. +. z. r. Prssiliul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-14

fruntca yeeI1ei orchestre a minis.
ftrrufui az imiII1ittfuctie, m4mar6 de j
se snpune baghctei maestrului
inca dat elipe de adsnca Infiorar
artistica, din esre nu vol mentiona
dccat doua nlai neuitate ale Sim.
foniei Ga de- Beethoven 81 Damna.
|tiunea lui F1nst de Berlioz. lie
mpntionez peAtru Cd erau primels
incercari 1ndi6znete, care trebuesc
inscmnate cd rosu in istoricul M
prea bagat sl actiyitatei noastre
Imtzicale.
Am zis 1ncercari indrkznete, pen
ltr,t ca slineni pana la Enescu nu
|sc incumetasessa interpreteze aces
te epere u mi ales mareata Sim
fonie a 9-a a Hi Beethoven de care
toti marii dirijori Eau apropiat Gu
sfiala.
Enescu : y6it 81 a reusit sd dove
deasca Cd elernentele n0astre roma
nesti sunt capebile de acest EFFORT.
/ A VENT in1a razboiul care a
suspendat in parte aceasta acti-
vitate rotanie6.. Enescu urmeaza
soarta tArei = acea Moldova q
durerilor, q ffikului 81 mortei din
nenorocita iarna 1916-1917.
Am zis cG razbeial suspendase
| in parte actiyitatea sa, caci daca
orchestrs nd mai avea fiinta,
Hnescu era snsa Ia poetul sau.
! Cine mn cgnoaste >febrila lai
activitate din timpul raDboiului
| O cunea4te Jasal tuturor mize.
riilor, orasele 81 tifgurile indu-
treratei Meld0ve, cunosc spita-
lele si ambuiantele unde erau
'I,acrimi gi scrasnirea dintilor'' ..
o cunOse cdminurile orfanilor. In
/ iitrebati pc nm mutilat al razboin.
lui,. intrebati pc Ion al Ilenei din
fundul ori carni sat si va va spu-
ne ca - da - isi aminteste dc
cand purtat pc targa era adus in
sala csa mare ! spitalului - unde
STA uitat pentru cateva clipe de
suferinta la cantecul fermecat q
/ lui Enescu, cAre ii aducea aminte
de loini, de hnta, de plug 81 dc
padure, de apa repede ce vine no.
/ 1h0tind de sus din munte.. din
du-i minkaierea 81 nadejdea in zile
mai bune...
| Cine mn IN yazut strabatind
strks IL {psalsi sae ios, .ducandn-si
comoa~ 'Vioarast in fuga spre
CARAT Cine mn a intilnit in tre-
nurile reel 81 intesate strabatind
neobosit MoldOya!
i A cantat 0ri unde 81 orr cand
putea sa aduc8 nm serviciu rani-
itilor, invalizilor, orfanilor ia.
lrei-- Gu cea mai desavirsita dra-
goste 81 dezinteresare.
| 81 aci nu ma pot opri ca simbol
(al modestiei 81 uitarii de sine, de
la nu cita vorbele maestrului ros-
lite ca raspuns lnlui general care
ii multumea pentru munca de.
pusa in folosul micilor orfani din
razbOiu:
''D0mnule !. general, orr &c
asi fl facut, nu lpretueste pentru
mine, atat CIT . facut ultimul
Esoldat roman Ia. Marasesti1' y.
Dsr silintele sale de . refaee
orchestra sninistsrulni prin mij-
iloeul <reutitilor si piedicilor do
I tot felnl9
4 On cata draeosbe de frate maj
mare q strins din nou la Ia&i
membrii orchestra, pc care vito
l rhl razbciului ii Smprastiase y
iarasi Gu catk draeoste au ras
puas seegtia cand adunsti sub ba'
AGheta fcrneesta : msestrului at
i dat fiint& erehestrei ce renastei
e. pasarea Pbenix...
y Oar pentru tinerile talente
cata solicitndine 81 incnrajare
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08
FLEET SHOULD BE SUNK
Lasky Says Wooden Ships Built Dur
ing War Are Useless.

Washington, Aug. S.---The entire
wooden fleet Of the Shipping Board
built during the war emergency at a
cost Of $230,OO0000, will be sunk in
the ocean unless these vessels can be
sold or given away soon, Chairman
/ I.asker OF the board has informed the
House Appropriations Committee.
Pointing out that il cost 100000
to maintain and guard the vessels last
year and that the present cost Of
guarding is $4,000 month, Mr.. Lask-
er said he believed II unwise to con-
tinue this loss. He suggested that
committees OF the Senate and House
be appointed to determine what can
be done. But he added.
Il feel without Sinking any respon-
sibility that two committees Of Con-
gress ought to share the responsible
ty with me- II they will not am
going to sink the boats II we cannot
sell them or give them away.
: MIR. l.asker said that in the opinion
OF experts the Government would be
better off to sink the ships as they
NIdHu.I ne Sdlu ~ |MDbiN NpoN N.Y. Y W
salvage the machinery than would be
obtained from its possible sale An
other plan is TO use some OF them iJi
targets for army and navy bombers
, The chairman said that a remote
offer has come from company IN
New York that wants fifty Of them,
but does not want to pay for them
They want them for a civic par
rose. and that is to build a pohto n
bridge awayup the North River from
Workers to tie Palisades Park. Prob
ably we shcald give them the boats.
We would SAFE the expense OF towing
them out and sinking them. felt
they ought to give US some OF their
bonds. so that Il il bays we could get
some money out OF them. That Is
the only thing that looks to me iiGe
remote negotiation.
ION the James River there is a
wooden boat hidden behind almost
every leaf. These boats are absolute
" useless. believe they require
ESQ tons OF coal to carry $500 ton
cargo across the Atlantic They are
twice as heavy as steel ship. and the
insurance on them makes their oper'
alton impossible. They are unfit for
river trade, as they have a draft oil
fourteen feet
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

News of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.
Try some Canadian bacon at the
Checker Line.
You'll agree-"Peggy Puts 1t over
II you see Alice Calhoun. Harte The,
atre today
Did you know that peggy Puts II
Over" starring Alice Calhoun, Harto
theatre today?
Thrifty shoppers are taking adyant
age OF the bargains being offered at
the New York stores 9Sc sale
Mrs. H. 7. Southall, Gordon South
all and Miss Rhoda Southall are in
cap at Loafmore in Woodford Hollow
Special! Special! Added attraction
Lyman Howe's famous ride on a
Runaway Train" at Harte theatre to.
day.
The Boston Versatile Sextet will
4 play concert in front Of Hawks hall,
j Thursday noon. Don't fail to hear
them.
r. w. Atwell of the Parker-Atwell
Co., has purchased new Cleveland
Touring Car of G. Spencer Lee, the
local Cleveland Six dealer.
! Dewitt Il. Lewis and family will
leave Tuesday for a weeks vacation.
There will be a special meeting OF
p"rn'ngton post. American Legion
Wednesday evening at 7:30. All
members are requested to be present.
News has been received here OF
the death in New York of Mrs. Albert
Bush, who was formerly Miss Cath.
crime Garfield Of North Bennington
and who was for time employed at
the underwear mill OF the Allen A
company in this village. 1t is under.
stood that the body is to be brought
to North bennington for interment
| Joseph A. Evans, Mrs. James II. Nc
Gurk. Miss Mary McGurk and Miss
Dorothy Evans left Sunday by auto
mobile for tour of a week. At North
Adams they were Joined by Mrs.
Beatrice Mahoney and two daughters
with another car. At Pittsfield the
marty was Joined by Mrs. Henry Nc.
Cormrick. The objective point Is
Providence, r, J., where it is proposed
to visit Mr., and Mrs Frank McGurk.
I.erov A. Keech of Troy arrived in
town Saturday and left during the af.
ternoon for hike over the Benning-
ton section of the Green Mountain
trail. Mr.. Keeeh made bad start
and for short time was lost in the
brush. He eventually made his way
out of the woods and located the per-
manent camp Of the Bennington club
section where a party of Bennington
l"orn~ neople were paseinc the dav
The hiker was refreshed with coffee
and sandwiches and sent on his way
rejoicing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08
EVER KNEW ONE
. PEACEFUL MINUTE
Montpelier Man had Rheumatism
Twelve Years.-Has Com
pletely Recovered.

II don't believe anybody ever SUI
fered from rheumatism any worse than
| did for twelve years and 1t certain.
ly took a good medicine to knock it
out, but that's exactly what Tanac
has done for me-" said Frank e. Bow.
man, 104 Main street, Montpelier, vt.
Every bone in my body ached, but
! suffered more in my hands, legs and
knees than anywhere else. My joints
were so swollen and painful never
knew minutes peace, and sometimes
for months at time wasn't able to
hit lick OF work. | had no appetite,
had frequent bilious spells, ddn get
much sleep at night and was about
as miserable and run down as a man
could be.
Il suffered so long that finally
became almost desperate and 1t Ger.
tainly was lucky thing for me that
! got hold Of Tanlac. My rheumatism
has disappeared entirely, | have a
corking appetite, sleep fine and never
lose day from work now, had
rather have the good Tanlac has done
me than own all the money In New
England. In fact the good have re-
ceived from this medicine Is beyond
measure in dollars and cents
Tanlac is sold in Bennington by w
l.. Gokay; in North Bennington by A.
N Shepard. and in Pownal by Jos. NJ
Proud Advertisement. tW
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08

A boy who was kidnapped, ten years
ago in England has been discovered
living in a cave in northern India Ho
speaks very little English and doeA
not know his real name. About three
and half years ago the Society for
the Propagation Of the Gospel In Ne.
pal, India, found lad, who had been
closely confined In cave with a
priest for many years, during which
he was not allowed to associate or
speak with any human being. The
native priest, who was very III and
about to die. requested a representa-.
tive Of the society TO call on him SO
that he might confess to grave Of
tense. "The boy" he declared. ''who
Is living with me is English. About
ten years back | was In England and
! saw him playing in street with
other children. and I took a great
fancy to him. | induced him to come
with me, and brought him over here
The priest then died.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08

Greek population on the shores OF the
Black Sea- the pan Epirotoc Union
of America with headquarters here has
Just made public a cable message from
DR.. Thods, president Of the League
OF the Greeks of Pontus, in which he
makes, in the name Of justice and
the most rights Of man last appeal
to the human tartan sentiments OF the
United States"
The message, dated Constantinop
July "a, reads as follows:
The inhuman acts, assasslnations
thefts, violations, arbitrary confisca'
tions Of property, all sorts of male.
factions unheard Of before. are in the
daily program since the armistice in
the littoral OF the Pontus and in the
Interior OF Asia Minor
Recent news just received from the
Pontus described with the b ackest
colors the dc 'perate condition of the
Greek population. The male Greek
population from l3 to 60 years al age
Of all the cities of the Pontus, Ineboi,
Samsoun. Kearassund. 0rdou, Tripo |
as far as Treb zond has been deported
to the interior. Sr
THE largest part OF this population
has been massacfed on the way by the
Turks and those who could survive
have arrived by way Of Siyas as far
as Albustan in Kurdistan. The fate
OF the Christian villages Of the interior
is ignored The village Of Ada and its
surrounding country. containing a
Greek population Of nearly $500 per-
sons. has been burned down and their
massacred by the Turks
who turned these villages into a hes.
Japanese command the Kappelist sol
diers are ali giving up their arms
except for Gle 1000 mliat ann pro
vided for in the pact signed in July,
1920. with the Zemstoyo, the then
government 1t is estimated that the
Kappel troops in and around Va adivos
took number nearly 10000.
With the overthrow of the Reds the
conservatives under Kappel, who is
doubtless working hand in glove with
Semenoff, have set up a new govern
ment which they describe as a true
democracy" The fact that the Kap-
pe,ists are monarchsts does not de
ter them from laying claim to the
original tittel to everything demorcra
tic.
Almost every scheme conceivable
has been tried out in the hope of re-
storing normal conditions here, and
the people are ready to take another
chance any time in the belief that the
future cannot be worse than the past.
The the vdaivostok government S
territory is daily expanding and now
extends TO Spassk and Grodekoyo.
That the business interests of the
community are pleased with the turn
that events have taken here cannot be
doubted The attitude Of the business
Ic ass was shown by resolution adop'
ed by the Chamber of Commerce
which appears to be a genuinely pre-
sentative body, censuring the late To-
cal administration and declaring the
lovertime was due to the Communist
methods of the Chita government.
What the outcome will be on his
new attempt to establish stability in
the Russian Far East only time will
tell Promises have been made to the
Ipeople before and were broken There
is the Japanese factor which is not to
be ignored and the general unrest that
has come after years Of war and con
stantly changing forms Of so-called
government.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
advertisements.

Two ladies' nlghtdresses for CSC at
the New York store.
Two window shades for CSC at the
New York store csc sale.
Don't miss this one. Boston's Yer
satile Sextet at Hawks hail. Thurs
day. Aug. H.
Miss Frances White left Saturday
for Somersville, Mass, where she
will spend a week with her aunt,
Mrs. Stella Donahue. she will also
spend a week with her uncle, Dr. w.
II. II. Briggs. in Haverhill. Mass, and
a week with her brother, Furnie
White, In Skowhegan. Me.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-08-08

Haley Fiske, the life insurance
magnate Of New York, said in q
Rotary club address:
Some young men enormously
think that up-todate methods are al
ways mean. sordld, crooked methods
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Juice firm. 'Shallrwe raise our price
cut down the size OF our bottle, OF
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three, Of course. why can't you be
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