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Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20
TOM SIMS SAYS

Lots of people could reduce by living within their means.
 Home is where the family isn't.
 Funny things happen. A Mexican general died natural death.
 Life is to short to go through it in tight shoes.
 Many rich man has a hard time keeping his daughter in her clothes.
 Miss Marguerite Waltz runs danc- ing school in Philadelphia and that is the truth.
 Man places the heat of three stars at 10000 degrees The heat next win ter is unknown.
 Considering the thickness of rouge, ''crack smile" is correct.
 Spokane golfer walked 53 miles in one day. Hope he found it.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

'The sheer lust for liberty never got me. I work now as warehouse man and donkey engineer, outside the inner walls. I have always worked hard, and like it.
 'Odd hours I put in cultivating my little prison garden-raising melons, tomatoes, beans-to supplement- the monotonous fare.
 My health is excellent. I weigh 175. I exercise regularly. A man can get along physically and mentally, if he has something ton hold on to-.
 "Once I was within few days of the gallows, before my reprieve. But that didn't feaze me. My only intense suffering came when the jury trying my wife were out deliberating the yer dict.
 "On the first night inthe condemned cells, when things looked blackest. I awakened at dawn as the guards on the wall droned, -Four o'clock-and all's we'll" I accepted that as a sort of omen. All will yet be well, in due time. Until then, 1 have the patience to wait"
 Twice month, Rena Mooney, his wife, visits Tom at San Quintin. She was tried and acquitted on the same
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

Fred Hagen, prominently identified with newspaper work in this city for some time past, yesterday severed his connection with the Miner as city d. itor to enter into partnership with J. G. Prichard in the real estate and mining brokerage business.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20
STANDING PAT

MYTH practical unanmty standing
 their refusal to employees They should hayehe public sold seniority issue would workers may strike mpunity their seniority engaged fill their permanent provocation in the future would be similar wakous nobody willing merely cy-Tucson Citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20
NEWS ITEMS OF
 IS YEARS AGO AROUND BISBEE

U. B. Thompson, we'll known insur- ance man and mining broger of Clifton was here yesterday for the purpose of arranging to come to the city to en- gage in business. He left last night for Douglas, from where he will return to Clifton today. He expects to be back in this city with his family in about week.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20
JUST FOR FUN
Guaranteed

A timid middle aged lady with an intense horror of dentists has her teeth put in first class condition. The dentist informs her they will remain so the rest of her life without caus- ing her any more trouble.
 Some 30 years or so later the lady has more trouble with her teeth and goes back to the same dentist.
 Old Lady Gin disgust)-I thought you told me would never again have trouble with my teeth so long as I lived
 Dentist (perplexed) did, madam, but I never thought you were going to live forever.-Science and Invention.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

Charles Wales, an ingrate brought to this city and cared for during sev- eral weeks by c. c. Allen, rewarded his benefactor yesterday by robbing him of about $50 worth of goods. After the theft Wales disappeared. He is now being looked for by officers. MT. Allen met Wales at Cananea and was touched by hard luck story the young man put up. AS a result he brought his to this city in the expeeta- tion that he would find work. In the meantime he gave him board and lod- ging. As result he appeared before Judge Brown yesterday and filed a charge of larceny against Wales. who inhis absence from home rifled trunks and drawers.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20
Hiuh Praise

High Praise "Is she pretty?" Pretty! Say, when she gets on . street car the advertising is total loss. ."-Boston Transcript.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

in. She charge that sent her husband, labor e sameorganizer, here for life.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

Car Clawson of Bisbee. mining ma chinery representative, left last Satur- day morning for the Transval, with the pfens yfor-asbig reduction works whsSdh are to be erected in the near future. The small shelter at these mines is nearly ready for business and the biz plant will be installed on the Compus river just as soon as possible to take care fthe copper ore. Mrs. Clawson accompanied her husband from Bisbee and left for ;El Paso to meet Miss Clawson. who is returning from New Mexico to attend d Tucson school.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-09-20

The Bisbee delegation to the Demo cratic Convention at Douglas has all ready engaged two large front rooms at the Ord Hotel, which will be used as headquarters during the convention. Banners are being printed for the del egation, and it is expected that they will take the Bisbee band with them. It is the intention fthe Bisbee dele gation to go to Douglas on the evening train Friday.
 It is generally conceded throughout the county that M. J. Cunningham, of Bisbee will be the chairman of the committee. MT. Cunningham is live wide awake party worker and a true Democrat. Douglas will probably get the secretary of the committee, and the coming campaign will be one of the most vigorous ever conducted in the county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Almost all Of the hundreds Of differ.
ent varieties OF snow crystals are lex.
agonal form.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
BOOK UNPOPULAR
CARTER SUICIDES
Changing Events left no Niche
for Writings of Famous
Author, Brooklyn Libra
rian Says in Speech.

DETROIT. Mich. - Nick Garter is
dead. Marion F. Schwab of the Brook
lyn Public Library said here in AN
address al the convention OF the Amer.
ican Library Association His au.
thor said Mr.. Schwab. facing finan.
cial ruin because his books no longer
sold. committed suicide a few months
ago. Not only Nick, but many other
books once popular with BOYS. are no
longer finding readers The old fash.
ioned type OF western story with its
lighting and IT'S shooting does not fur.
nish half the thrills that may be had
from accounts in the daily newspapers
now.
"The World War with It's tales Of
real heroism and valor. the Boy Scout
movement. the great advance in
science the schools emphasis upon
current events and upon technical
training, have created a demand for
Il new type OF books for BOYS They
still ask for adventure and excitement
but It must be up.to.date and realistic.
Many Of the best books for boys
published in recent years are the work
Of new writers The reason that bows
Ike them was expressed by one hoy
when he said This is a good book be-
cause /, gives you credit for having
some sense"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
WOMEN, CONSIDER THESE POINTS
Wife of Missionary Must be "Jack-of-all- Trades" and
Have Lots of knowledge.

foreign field as good soldier of Jesus
Christ as much as does her husband.
she must be able to give first aid
to the injured and know much about
nursing because physicians are few
and far between III many mission sta.
tions.
She must have teaching and organ
izing ability for practically all the work
among the women converts will fall to
her lot.
'She must have the ability TO enter
tain herself and husband without the
aid OF motion picture theaters or city
society.
"She must be able 10 learn strange
language quickly.
she must be good seamstfess in
order to re-make garments sent her by
admirers who belong to the womans
missionary and aid societies
"She must acquire the ability to do
her shopping from catalogue without
over a chance to approach bargain
counters.
she must love children and be an
expert in caring for them.
ITO do all this she must have q
strong body, an alert mind and a big
soul. and have all well developed: in
other words she must be a healthy. re.
fined, cultured, God loving woman"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

WILLIAMS BAY, visa mission
arys wife must be made Of the stuff
Of which pioneers wives were made,
according to the list Of qualifications
given TO delegates at the international
Student Conference here under the aus
pices of the international Committee
of the Y. VI. G. A. She must be a
nurse. seamstress, a good mailorder
shopper. lover OF children. a teacher
a linguist, and an organizer and must
be able TO entertain herself and her
husband without the aid OF theaters
or urban society, it was asserted. I'm
married students who contemplate be-
coming missionaries are being advised
by the nineteen clergymen who Off
c.ally represent their denominat.o .ons
in recruiting student volunteers, TO
select their life companions with care.
In response to requests for qualifi.
cations Of a miss'onary's wife T. $.
Sherp. executive secretary of the Stu
dent Volunteer Movement listed the
following:
"A missionary's wife must be one
who can make homo comfortable
without the comforts OF civilization;
she must have the virility and bravery
that made the wives of pioneers great.
''She must feel the call to go to the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
Railroads Cut Rate
For Tickets to The
Oklahoma State Fair

OKLAHOMA CITY.-Resdents of
Ardmore who 30 to the Oklahoma state
lair and exposition at Oklahoma City
from September 20 to 20. inclusive. will
pay the lowest rate in the history Of
the state fair.
Ralph 7, Hemphill state fair secre-
tary, has just received information from
j. +. Hennegan, chairman Of the south.
western passenger association. ST. Louis
that a rate Of one and one.third fare for
round trip tickets TO Oklahoma city
during the fair will be put into effect.
A similar letter has been received from
j. II. Conatzer. passenger traffic man.
aeer OF the Frisco railroad. The same
rate will be in effect on all roads.
The reduced rates will be effective
on September -. the day preceding the
opening Of the state fari and the return
privileges viii not expire until October
., two days after 1t has closed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

The glass roof OF Victoria Station. IN
London, covers space OF 10 acres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
BIG BUILDINGS USE
WASHING MACHINE

CHICAGO.-AH of the finest new
buildings have installed in them appa.
ratus for washing the air that passes
through their ventiatng systems
Chemically pure air consists of about
q per cent oxygen, about Is per cent
Of nitrogen. and about per cent OF an
inactive gas called argon. Air is a mix.
ture and not a compound; consequently
the per centage Of anyone OF these gases
can be increased or decreased, but the
above per centages are the ones which
normally occur.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
TRADE WITH THE
AIIN.AMERICANS
LOOKING BETTER
L. S. Investors Placed More
Than $20O,OOO,OOO During
Fiscal Year Just Ended,
Report Shows.

Observation-Disclosures Of opti-
mism pervading all recent economic
reports from Latin.America are well
borne out by the remarkable recovery
IN trade between the United States and
her southern neish hbors during the fis-
cal year, ending June 30, 1922 accord
ing TO a survey Of the situation by
julius Klein, director of the bureau OF
foreign and domestic commerce of the
commerce department "Notwithstand
ing the fact" he said, that this fis.
| cal year embraced six months of low
est depression since the beginning OF
the European war, the total trade OF
the United States with Latin America
was nearly a. per cent greater than
for the fiscal year ending June 30
1914"
American capital Mr.. Klein continu
ed has turned in strong tide toward
Latin America where prior to 1914,
with the exception Of those in Mexico.
ard Cuba. American investments were
'AN6 re iDlts
During the fiscal year Just ended he
reported, more than $500 900 900 Of
American capital was invested The
increasing Importance of trade rela2
tions between the American nations,
he asserted, was further evidenced by
the establishment of greatly improved
shipping facilities between the two.
lpon schedules representing cuts of %
per cent to 80 per cent. OF the pre-war
sailing time.
The department of commerce." Mr.
Klein concluded, will enlarge its field
forces now located in Latin America
during the fiscal year beginning July
/. so as TO provide more extensive
information service 10 merchants, mar
ufacturers and investors doing business
with the southern republic
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
JUDGE MAKES SPEEDER
STUDY THE ROAD LAW

SIOUX CITY - Traffic violations
here incident TO the Inauguration of
a new ordinance governing automobile
traffic resulted in unique sentences by
police judges In an effort TO force IA
miliarity with the new rules.
When the new ordnance is violated
one judge sentences the offender to
spend two hours attending the study
club" where the ordinance IS studied
under police supervision.
One business man, called to police
court to pay a fine assessed against
his wife. also was sentenced to attend
the study club. with the admonilion
from the judge that he teach his wife
the ordinance that evening.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
MEXlCANS ESTABLISH
NEW FARM LOAN BANK

MINNNEAPOLIS, MINI. Touring
motorists would not be ''pestered" by
village constables and other municipal
officers for petty traffic violations II
the Minnesota legislature enacts into
law bill Representative Frank T.
Nimmocks of Minneapolis is preparing.
II would turn all such fines into the
state highway fund.
Il hope to be able to present bill
that will find favor with country mem.
bers as well as city" Mr.. Nimmocks
said. "The main thing l am after is to
pull the teeth from the bite OF the rural
magistrate who in some cases show
uncalled for severity TO travelling au.
tomobiles."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10
S0L0N WANTS STATE
HIGHWAY LAW FIXED

Ell PASO. Texaa.-The Mexican con
sulate here has received copy of the
farm loan bank law which has been
passed by the state legislature of Chi
huahua and signed by Gov. Ignacio
Enrlquez.
Before the bank is established how
ever, some general financing must be
brought about, and for this purpose, It
is said the, governor is contemplating
a trip to New York.
II is said that the system. which VIII
include the establishment of a number
OF small Institutions. will be a great
aid TO farmers. and other land owners
who wish 10 develop their properties.
There arc 50 alnhahets no,y In pee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Ninita-The filings for county offices
made up TO date number 10 on the
part Of democratic candidates and nine
republicans There is apparently no
enthusiasm on the part of any OF the
voters but there is in evidence an un.
dercurrent Of thought suggesting that
parties VIII not be considered nearly
$50 much as the fitness OF the respec.
tive candidates for the place sought.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-10

Los Angeles school children write
daily on the blackboard, "it is danger.
Gus to play on the street"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
SCOALA ARUNCATA
IN AER

CLEVELAND, Ohio, 30 Oct
Doua detunaturi puternice au in
spaimantat All noaptc locuitorii
din suburbia Mayfield 81 au distrus
scoala della Stop II, care era in con
structie 81 care avea sa fic gata
peste vre-o doua luni. Politia STA
inceput cercctarilc.
Detunaturile, care S 'au success la
un interval de III minut, 'au auzit
la distanta de cateva mile. Far
merii de prinprejur au fost apu-
cati de panica.
Scoala aceasta sc ridica pcntru
eel vrc-o $50 de copii earl nu mai
incap in cladirea vechei Scoalc. Ex-
plodarea sc facusc Gu dinamita, pu-
sd in pivnita 81 la unul dintrc col
turtle zidirei.
o aripa a cladirei s'a ruinat
complect, lar un cazan dc 1000 dc
dolari, care Sc afla in pivnita, a
fost nilnicit Gu desavarsire. Sc pare
ca una dintre incarcaturilc de di-
namita fusese pusa char in acest
cazan.
Zidirea scolii ar Fl costat Gu to-
tul vrc-o 10000 de dolari. Era Gu
doua ctaje 81 avea patru sail mari
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

LONDR4A. :is. et.-Orice pro.
grcs catrc rcfa :erca economical ST
politica Il Eurds,ei este irlpiedicat
acnm dc ,loui;t evcnimcnte, carl
fac ga Anglia .9t fie IN furia ,lnei
campanii roliti, J, Italia in tamba-
laul rascoalei fsscistc 81 Germania
III prada il,c.r.arei socia!istilor,
earl yoiese Ell olicc pres sa doboare
guvernul Writ, della puterc.
Franta sincr.ra care Sc bucur;i
dc pace. Intrcnarea cca mai des
pusa All c:
Apclul premi.-rului Donar Law
pcntru bDna in!elegerc 81 pace in
terna vine ca o. Ii TIA straina intr un
concert lie Instr mentc ncdiscipli-
nate.
Prc!Iierlll cnp.cz a dat icoana
vie sitnatici cald a marturisit Gu
naivitatc urmatoarelc
"Popornl nu s,ai site unde-i {
capul, lar ell ss,nt unul dintrc eel
&c formcaza popprul >
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
CONTROLUL
NASTERILOR

CINCINNATI O.. 80 Oct.-La
2l Nocnb-ie sc Vi. tine in orasul a
ccsta intrunire fcn,inista sub pre-
zidentia d-nei Margaret Sanger,
prczidenta Ligei americana pcntru
Controlul (restr7ngerea) nasteri-
lol.. :s.;opd; 1nir ets.iri ssto o4ga.ai-
zarea unci miscari serioasc in di-
rcctia aceasta. D-ra Clara Rowe,
una dintre directoarelc campaniei,
a zis urmatoarclc:s
"Aceasta este o miScarc facuta
pentru obtinerea unor copii mai
buni 81 mai sanatosi. Controlul
nasterilor va inlatura mOartea u
mil de copii, earl NOR din cauza
saraciei, ignorantci, neglijentei 81
neindestularei dc vitalitate moste.
nita della istovitele lor name. El
va inlatura punerea copiilor Ia
munca. Trimiterea copiilor Sd
munceasca rczulta din faptul ca
parintii au mai multi copii deca'
pot sd intretic cu mancare 81 eli
imbraeaminte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

starea morala, materiala 81 spirl-
tuala tarii. Papa attribute accst
rau razboiului iii care lumea S a
sbatut atatia ami 81 cere tuturor
authorization bisericii italienc sa
Sc roage 81 sa staruiasca pentru
impacarea spiritelor.
Capetcnia catolicilor adaosa ca
n tilnpul acesta Sc simte mutt
aecesitatea adrcsarei unor cuvinte
lie pace 81 mila catrc poporul ita-
ian. Papa roaga nitropolitii sa-si
,ndoiasca sfortarile pentru inpa-
,area poporului pisa conyinga pc
,redinciosi a-si jertfi ambitiile per
onalc pelltru binelc public, ilrspi-
.andu-i Gu principiilc crestine 81
,ontribuind astfel la pacea 81 man
,uirca tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30
CaIendaruI
"AmeriCei'

Calendarul national al ziaru-
lui America" este sub tipar
81 va apare peste doua sapta-
mani. Ne-au sosit deja multe
comenzi asa ca suntem asigu-
rati, ca in anil trecuti, ca Sc vor
vinde toate exemplarele. Find
ca nam vrea ca sa ramana un
mare numar din cetitorii ziaru-
lui nostru fara Calendarul IA.
mericei," cum au ramas in
anul trecut, - ar fl bine daca
toti s'ar grabi Gu comenzile ca
sd fie asigurati, Gu toate Cd a.
cest an vom tipari mai multe e.
xemplare ca in anul trecut. Ca
lendarul "Americei" va apara
in conditii 81 mai bnne decum
a aparut in anil trecuti. Va a.
yea 234 de pagini, - mai mare
ca in trecut, 81 pretul este ace
las, adeca Is cent? de exemplar.
Calendarul nostru are un CONT
nut foarte bogat. In afara de
nuvele, articole de interes ge-
neral 81 poezii din partea redac-
torilor 81 a romanilor mai de
seama din America-mai avem
CONTRIBUTE 81 din partea frun-
tasilor tuturor partidelor poll
tice mai inlportante din Roma
MIA; cuvinte calde adresate ro-
manilor de aici din partea fra
tilor nostri de acasa.
Zilele acestea vom arata ce-
titorlo1 noStai illt1 eaya ts6lsat
de materii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

ziua de Novembre, este ultima ii pana cand Sc mai
pot prmi anuntui pentru Calendaru siaruui America
Dvoastra, dior oomercianti 81 Agen doriti pu
blicu roussc din America sa alba cunostinta despre
existenta ntpssre ca oameni de afacer grab 81 rim
tei Anuntul D.voasre char asi Un anunt in Caenda1
zarulu America" este Gel mai bun moc de va face
cunoscut elor din jurul Dvoastra. afacerede oi CO
nature q 81 iipsa de clentea usor Sd pcate
casga dac& luisa va cunoase Teren este pentru tot
0caxunea coa mai buna 0 aveti acuma
Tmpu4111e scurt M mai stai la indoial4
fentu 1kovmatiun adresativ& Ia:
Administratia xiarului
"AhaERiCA
5705 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, q.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

New brunswick, 80 Oct. - La
ltratul unni caine dat autoritati.
lor o dovada Gu care cred Cd vor
ajunge la solutia finala a Inistc-
riosului odnpr Hall-Mills.
In noaptea omolului, latratul
acesta de cainc q atras atentia
d-nei Jane Gibson, care incalecase
| pc un catar 81 please spre capa
| itul farmei, crezand ca vor ii We.
Init iar niste hoti, ce Gu cateva zils
mai inainte ii fnrasera din po.
rumib.
Dansa msrscsc Gu calul pan;i
alaturi dc farma Phillips, unde in
Ice dc hoti, a dat pestc ucigasi
D-na Gibson marturiseste ca a vi.
gut Gu ochii cum cclc doua victi.
me fusesera omorite. In marturi
sir.a &c q facut-o inaintea procu-
ro-ului in seris, femeea aceastu
srune urmatoarele.
Eram In spatele easel de langa
De Russy Lane, cand am descope-
rit ca cineva i1ni furasc din po-
rumb.
Md neliniSteau mutt gainilc u
hotii in priyinta porumbului aces
tuia. Unul dintrc cainii mel a in
ceput Sd latre 81 atnnci am v;lzut
10 -caruta hordorogita, melgand il
JOS pc De Russey Lane.
IAN pns saua pc catarul mcu
Jenny 81 M 'am luat dupa caruta
TIA q apueat-o. sprc New Bruins.
wick. Wizard aceasta, am intors
| catarul 81 au porrit inas,o; srre
casa.
Cam la douazeci de pasi de
locul undc Russy Lane Sc hotd.
resto Ell farma Phillips, am vizut
un barbat 81 femeie, stand ala
turi de I'M autonobil de moda
yeche. Ceva mai la partc static.
ma un alt automobil, 81 am distin,
! bine pc acesti dol la lumina fell
narelor lui.
'Dupa &C ma Unforeseen III
'lane' (tarla), mi-am pierdut
una dintre largile-mi cismc dc
cauciuc.
"Am a,l0it voci de oameni ce
Sc certau. Banbatul 81 fcmeea pie.
caserl catrc farma. Aveau i
Tampa de buzunar.
'1mediat am auHit detuna.
tura de arma 81 vocea unei femei
tipand: Oh! - te rog tie rog =
tc rog!
"Dupd aceca am auzit 81 alte
;; impuscaturi. Mia fost frica, 81 de
aceea am dat pinteni catarului
pornind spre casa in goana ma
res
Mai departe dansa declara Cd
observand pc drum ca-si pierdust
ciGtna, s'a inapoiat sd $40 caute
insa mi tot pc aceeaSi carare, q
prin alt loc. Atuncea zice ca
ajungand aproapc de far,na Phi
Hips, 4 vazut o fence, imbracati ii
intr 'un patton gri, care sta inge
nunchiata langG prcotul mort $
pQaneea. Incheindu-Si marturisi
rea, dansa -znea:
Dupa accea nj am dus acasi
81 ami incercat sd uit toate acestea
Nu puteam lua nici 0 hotarire
Insa man decis spune totu
limddiat ce am auzit ca Clifford
Hyes fusesc arestat 81 invinuit d
| accst osnor." M st,.
Acuna, find indignata din eau
"A ca dina Hall spune ca povesti
rea danaei 9 Q ticluire n,incinoasi
Id-na Gibson a ccrut sa fie con
frnntata Gu sofia Preotului Hall
Juratii . s'au ii intrunit astazi !;
lSomsnelsville 81 Sc credc d main'
yor lua pc acuzati spre judecare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-30

{Ne nem dc datorntd ad dc cetor nost reproducea
cele de MAJ JOS din carl de par Natonaintres
Ardeaula gds dc curntd sd parte Ia Nerbdrac IN
c0r0ndri.-N. r.