't 7-(V ' i'if-'Y' fi-M it T." 5 -,"- 7 'WtfTO ' r -.7 ft TOT VTYvS'l ; .v ..vVr V a .'-Ai " !.r- i . ' ' " ' T '. 'I '" EVENING PUBLIC LEDGEfc-PHILADELPJIIA, TUESDAY, i i ' rv V L 'f JANUARY 15, 1918 fi . i PUSHES LfnCS TO FRONT jAmlty Ends as Parties iuyer for Campaign fV A., nuvnuingc -t ISSUE ALIVE BRITISH NURSES AT WORK IN A CELLAR UNDER FIRE nUtlve Moore Lends AMnck PAdmlnlstrationifor Failure to Pi'Mtke Promise Good .t . tt eti.v- t...'eie tic ante back Into conitresslonal atlon today. At botli ends of pltol party leaders gathered nnd "the Issues ' Ten months or and concord, during which holh 'have put the-lr shoulders to tho (tln an effort to win the war, hao , aearin oi eiesireu inaienii ioi mo , -Hi . I. I f... .1,1.1 HHU1MI ltlll'Ullin. l luill tine f forward things will he different. rtlsan fights on every strictly Ail- itratlon nonvvar measure may i ex- In both houses. The llenubllclns tyio llousa are to caucus tonight to their plan for setting -inn issues the public through partisan ile- i on the floor. Colonel ltooevelt In ted tn Washington early In lcuru- to aid In creating campaign ma rl'. he paramount lsue naturntly will wriether the Democrats have etllclent- conducted tne war. n me war ima been conducted etllclently no blame i be attached to tho Republicans, they hold, for they hao been Meft nut Mhe cold." and the beat brains of their Rrfanlzatlon have not been utilized Kite Democrat! have been permitted to itand by tho President," Itcpubllcani Ive been forced to ' stind behind hlin,' v say. tth first outbreak will come on the Won or a department or munitions. Ident Wilson and Secretary linker ihate frowned on the proposal, lle- itlcans will make a fight to put It ough. The Senate In all probability HI pass the measute authorizing the r department, tor mere are many nocratlc Senators who faor It, but In House Its defeat already Is consltl- assured. Material gathered In the executive ms- n of the war congressional lnrsligi will bo put to good use by the rte- illcana when such Inforimtlon will endanger the fighting foree. AI- hobnobblng or tne Administration kh the trusts Is bound to fiiinNh much nunltlon for the llepubllcans wmn ' get out on the stump. Mamnton Jtoor-e, lleiniuiicuii, nsylvanla. was n bit forehanded PJ read In the paper the other daj." I aam today, -xnai wueieas me iireem nlnlstratlou came Into power nrotuis- rto crush the trusts and put tin. in out 1 business, all prosecutions against tho at trusts of the United Mates nave. tho time, been Mispendrri Suits rithe dissolution of the Intern itloiial an ester Cotnpaio, tho United States I Corporation do ou leinember at a holy terror thnt was when Mr 'llson was campaigning In IU12 and W tho Democrats weie going to put lout of business and how thoy are rc- ron It now? the united .States Mine ehlnerv Corporation which may now Ivo tome very prolltablo contracts with .Government the l;asiinan Kodak oanv. the Quaker Oats Coiniianv , prices have certainly gone up the lean Can Company and too !orii ucts Helming lompan another L producer which Is said to be a part Standard Oil Comnuns all nae suspended until the close of tho ho Democrats have had It In their r for nearly sit jcars to bust tho but the trusts seem to have lie- thelr neaiet and dearest friends," I.Mded. "The prices of commodities to people have gone higher during tint ratio Admlnistiatloii man in any I, in the history of the orld, jet aak for a suspension or judgment itnst the trusts during the war be- 'of the tremendous cost1 of hiring jrers" and prosecuting the capes to u essful conclusion fcW ,. .., , mum noma t oe s Lines in Lens Raid aued frum race On 'northern mountain region Is still tight In the grip of the wlntei ns, precluding Infantry operations I menacing the communications of the rtrp-Oerman armies. GERMAN ATTACK ON ITALY PREDICTED JUE, Jan. 15 Italian mllltaiy ex- take the view that Germany nnd trla-are planning to lenevv theli slva on the Italian front on a bigger than ever when the weather jier- General Corsl, writing in the una, vald: Iter an Auslro-tierman onenstve Scorns weak front like llumanU or ill. uermany lias aivvays circuiaiea of a big drive on the western ;to mislead the Allies. , thl way tne uennans nave nted the Allies from sending troops ' parts really threatened or the t'polntB, It Is for this reason that ilntente has never been able to take nltlatlve on a grand scale. Today Ire confronted uy sucn a rumor. the offensive of the Central Kin- It'll continuing against us to such ctent as the conditions permit nerat Corsl argues that the Italian la still the vital sector, and that RAustro-Qermans are really plan- : an attempt to .overrun iiaij, wniic ndlng to be preparing a western 'drive. VALLEY CLEARED if. nr? rnssAnu troops MMIMgjajMMSJHMBFUSP'1 " ' III l ' ' , MilM f BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBst " MW"'"BBbWMs1BBBBbE3' .BBBSWiBbM W SBBBBBBBBBBbHL BBBBBBBBBBBBBBE W - I. . QuARsVk v m lmM mil Mim. i MMFry ,-i icinsm.JiVify iWMMr. : 1 iBMHssnS fj few ?!HPPBPsPTvT , I&-$iLlfi$ n m ssssssssssssssssssBP'''Iisst?Hr r WMssssssssssssssK'rlW? 15 WllXl I 1 w - Sjw. HL I f M ill 1 Mhe rentrni Itigh f.jioot, llroad nml'lieavy drifts nnd woikmen were burrow-j GENEUOllS LEAVES Iririeti MretU. The Mouth Philadelphia . lug toward stranded trains In tho east- PI! ANTED SAMMEES iiii, Mm, l for tllrls forced to prolong ei n half nf tho frilled Mates to dig I lrHA 1 Cj" Orti Its l hrifti ias holidajs, lesumcd res-1 rnilrn id tralllo out of mi ovorw helming lons tortav. The sihool Is still without tie-up, coil mill the tensions nte being Imld lit Pielght traltle between Chicago nnd the fuincss School, 'Ihlrd ntut Mifflin M luls nnd eastern points Is virtually sliicls su ncndid nnd pisscngey trnlllc Is lint- A loiislKintMiit of lRiin tons of (oal to Hid tn moving strntidul trains Into tho Hoard of Mutation, due to arrive I tctmlnals, ntioidln to wold fioin lito jcsterd.iv. was lot In ti.inslt. t Ith i. f Smith, New York, assistant to the result thnt the half score schools Director Mineral McAdon In ihargo of now closed will bo unable to reopen for ,atoni ten Hot v. I"uel Administrator tome time tintflilil was ipttfd inoiiientnrll l Jlembeis of two bltumliioiis conl usso- ,0 drastic onlirs closing unessential rlatlons the Cinlrnl l'ennsvlviuilt iiidtistius anil ivtn otlurs to obtain fuel upeialors' Association and tin- Low "1-1 for niovvbound titles, utile Assoilntlon -tiro mettlng nt tin i Vlrtuallv no freight bus moved be-llclltviie-Stiatfoid Hotel today with C We,n I'hli.igu, St. Louis. llutYalo and i: Ix-shcr of the IliirtnU of Mines In i'ji(iUKli for mole than twtnlN-four Wa'hliiKlon Mr l.elnr was m-iiI itiri Smith stilled lliavv piul.eil mow meet with the bituminous nun In lmtoi ' fl)roi ,, i,i,n,ire,t, f vvotkmeu to set to 11 irliold In un tffoit to rptcd shipments , ,)lP j( r tltcnillv dinging i.vrs out of of soft to.il The bituminous sltuitlnn. the upei- i.tna un. la nti,l,nlt lltfltlll 1ia ,,t,. ilivri, ni,, ,n .ti.iiv.i -...,i.. ...... tiol m.mv Industiles that hum "oft isinl being shut down nnd outvv.iiil-biiiiinl ve fell btliig held nl por, Thev b'nmo the i lle-up on Ink of coal tus nnd the M.iill nf Inlmr at th" sofl-inal mines ! COAL FOR HOMES AND SHIPS TO II A 17; RIGHT OF WAY ON RAILROADS VsIIIM.TnV .1 in I I'o.il f'r MilTering finillb-- and vv.ii utllllli" has tin rlf-lit "f vv.r ovn the nutloii il i.nlroid todiy I'lloinv irdus Issoid b "icret.nj i Mi Adoo di Inn tint fuel mut be sup- Piled .it crliliul points In fme nnv other i the drifts In fiilnht Muds Conditions ate wort In the entire history of rail rondliii,' hi the I'entnl Wet S. 1 I'. A. Vl T YKAHS Ol.I) , Mcmbcts Will View Nov Huildins ttnil Kloct Ollctrs Tonight 'Ilu golden ntmlverraiv meeting of the Pcnnsvlv mi.i Poi'Ictj for the Pievcn- tlon of i rueltj to AlihlinlH Will be held nt the aiidltoilutii of Us new building, ''.2-21 N'orth llroad street nt 7 30 nVlock this evening follow lug theelcc. tl.in and ineetlnc, the innnbert will be hovvn through the new biillillng from top to bottom ' The election will le roi a new noaru Sainmecs Imvo ncqultttil tlitmselvcSl tolcnlly In futuro Item) righting j1 The necessity for tironer mmt.... s cinplnslted i ilM One Week Allowed for Kvcry four order, and It Is nsrerted that sub-eenjenT'il unc nu niuii"! leave depends Inrgelj on strict obi.,. '1 Mrtntna prv t'K iil t.. ..t .i.n.n.. n..i. .. . -- ...u.it.i . m..--- antr til niv vii inn. nun i;. lllliy Jq riont I VISIICH won rpt'cim iiciiiussion WITH Till: AMIJlllfAN AIIMV IN f ItANCi:, .Ian. 13 A general order Is sued today creates n blight)" for America's Sanunees. It announces the grant of n wetU's leave to every soldier fot each four months servlco at the front The seven das are to be spent In special recreation j renters now being established "ome where In france' These tire being built poIel with the Idea of furnishing the fighting men holldu cnleitnlnnienl und' rest. The oriltr hints that the leave periods will ptolub'v be lengthened after the I If I I MEN who are wear-1 a ing suits made twof. I U of roi, f..od .nmiitio,, ,. :;;;r;:.,,.,tr ilWJTS ' :WXr"rta mTa, riec. , ,r ., - j . fcU ..-.win lemamn unlU They sue the only women allowed in llir tit'ik'i.in lirniK line antt ate otliuallj uttatlied to the Ueluitin Thud Division. KiiiK Albert mttde them Clienllcis of the Order of Leopold and tlicj have just teteived the military med.il for btuvery. They are Iintoncss tie T'Seulaes ileft) nnd Miss Maui Chisholm. opened tile with liiiithlui' guns the Second Ukrainian Itcglincnt suticn dered, with TOOO lldes and thirteen ma chine) guns. The commander of the rcgl inert was arrested A dispatch from Itostov sas that Pa- bnltzovo station, on tho Kknterlnoslav I Vnglo-I'urich line, chiutud hands time times In the fruiitii i fighting bitween the Cossjtks and the' ltolshevlkl The stiuggle was renewed nn Tilda aftel both sides had been It tiitorced iiiiMlilcrabljr, It Is lepoittd that tienernl Kali dine", the Cohsacl, leader, Is pioctedltig towatd I tne north I he tltv of I fa in eastern llUHsla. Is said to be In the h uuls ofHIie ltolshevlkl who iel7ed the Innks nnd uf i eiovernment bultdlngs They art- send ing rorccs inrunimg atiniii, to Ttliel jablnsk, on the TrinsiberlHii ltillway, where serious fighting Is expecttd Hunger riots have occurred at Kolom na in the government of Moscow, re sulting In the killing of twelve iiersiins and wounding of 1 JO Tho Itolnliev 11(1 allki and none leielving pi eft i em e be have occupied the Moscow headquarters cause of prolmit to tin l'tiiii"lv.inla of the I nlon of Xemslvos Idle soldiers In I'ttiograd are jour nejlng to the piov lines and bringing hack to the capita! piavllons, vvhltli they aie selling to the Inhabitants at cvoihlt int prices Huns, in Sea Raid, Bomb Yarmouth l ontliiiieil fro u I'iief (hie man sea flutes on Novembii .!, lull On Dei ember Hi Uermaii naval fories made another raid against the English coast, shilling AVist llnrtlcpool, hcar-boi-ou(,h and hllb. killing 127 ih llluns. Heientlv it vwis olllclallj nn notmced In the llouso of Comminis that a tinman ilestrover had sunk seveial men hunt hlilps off the mouth of the Tjne Jllvu lit -toi in i oiiditlons have been iiiiide to .illtctoi liiiuiul MiAdoo li A. II Smith, tiH--st nit dlieitor In (huge of traiihpoiintloii III the last. Tho leuiin nii'iidiitloit Is undir advltnient, It Is ald. No iMi'iuiv i:mi:nt in:iti: 'I lie I'lill iililphla slttiitloii, bi'-ed on llguits nf uitlpts of toil b the tall loads ovei the vveil. i lid shows no im prove mint lor I In I it fuilv-iiMii hours n total nf ,'ni i.it- in 1J sw) ton li li tied ttlei eitv 'I his N levs tli in h II 'of the Kill teiiilitd to Mippli tb uitiis of hoiiielioldiii- Simile 1 11 Wnlllliei, di ill man of III 1 authrai lie operation loiiiinhiii .it tt ll'nlvirMlv Club iniifi H in e made i di rect mil on Washington tint Hie cn.u miner In eeiii)tid trom uilltt.irt nv lit, pointing out that the well u of II pi ojile iliuialiiltd the ruiie'.t posMI produilion at tin uiiiii" 'In tin nut i hart I J llllelfite with pmilin linn I said would be nothing flint I nT it li, i lion il lalimltv II, lolntnl in th, with 23 oho Iiss men win kini. in tin ,oil fields ptoduetinu hi I'M, w is i in tevintli gread i thin In t I c Tl... r. ,il.t i. It.. ,.... 1 1 LIT II I ' '"1 .Intnl." in- "in Irflin ..iii.i,..- un iii.ij. iiiiiii.,- until .iilllt.1 . n. . t.it.-ii i . ii . . .. . i , . , P li Nov.-. ehief of the illvWou f ' , l l""lm '-J'"!1 ",,1' .""'"' '"' .on-crvutloii will letmii to Washington "", trB, ;""' ,lie f '" ' ml,,it,r .,,., t, f.oni New Ih.gland It Is annouiitcd that I '" ", "Ml '' l''"K''lm f"' ,lil',' l""1"" "r nubile utilities furui-hlnB light and heal :,Mi,l',MV,mT """"" "f ' '"" '" or powti to homes will he tieated on o . noil On ) tons bitvvini now and Vpul the same basis as l.juseholdtis ' ls "" "lal l '" '"' oiint.il on mil Picondarj tonslileratlnn will bo Klven Imiuess on e ousiimi rs tin need of belli to Khiis tarrjlng fund nnd war suppll, s eiiiiininleal in tlit uw of intlii.uin 'I In to the United States armj and the Allies "lluitloti tails for tieim inn-,, i v itini Tho vessels were put ahead of w.ir In- measutes the statenu nt n ids as tin dutries whlili follow next In oidet i "" has ahead iieiteda new demand after repotts came to the fuel admluis- fot antlnailtu and what Is he ing elmn (leoige s promise ef repilsals tni the attacks on London Kailsruhc the i ipltal of tlit liratul Duihv of Itideii, has n popul itlon cf about 100(100 It lies southtof Jlann hehii and Is Kill miles fiom Naniv, the niilil un bssi ne ii the Church Women in Coal Canvass ( oiitiniirtl trmii I'uice line I hom-es. Is ipeeted to hi Inn tin lnng Miught and iiiuch-netded lellef to Phllt- I ilrlphln hou-iholdeis ' fndti the hitest unlets iued at Washington all of the t.iMern States are to be gmuped nnd eoal Is to le distributed among them on the b it-is if aituJ needs everv iltv being ttc.itedi i toal fleldx rci:i. foil m:Tin pi.v.nt? ' Although details of tin' plan will nit1 hive bein sin piled, then, his oule etate food Is to he glviu pilot It and tlilidlv I iinkn inil for IIS hhlps tied up In Niw nllt liirhor !" Ink or fin I All "-late .idllillll-tratolK weie liotlllfd In fuel AiIiiilnlMHitot Citlleld that wluiivir n shortat-e In coal or enki Is found to i NHt for domestic ue (oal or inke in i be diverted to Hit sti liken ills irltts, no iiiuttn what Its previous unit liu' in iv h ive I ecu. 'I lie action was dennid m (".n v bv Director (Icnctiil M' doo I" the fue of tnrillo loiiRestlnii and Innei lii suf riilng grow ing out of Un hi aw mow nnd wldciMUiad inld in ithei whhh has swept the i oiintrv dining tin I in mil, Miow plow wnt miMim thintigli will be followed bv the leading of the lport nf the opeintluiis of the society for the vc.u. a nimibei of estavs on the the ptoptr tindnieni of aiiini Is wiltten bv public school thllilien and the pro se Illation or two J.j pi Ues provided for In tin will of thii lite ( hitlei S llhich maii to the wiitets of the best osta' on the pioper lieatiiiint and bfddlng of hoises and lattle ami on overloading and iuipiopei clietkiitg 'I wo pil?en of $", enih provldtd lo S". .in Pet a menibei of the sotlety. will be fclvcn fm the thlid und fourth best im.iv Tie bond of in magers will piovlda addition il nwntds Tim' i hall man of I lie Judges lomuilttee Is lls-i Nellli hentnn, 2812 fratikford I live ii i ' SSSITKl Bmiw&m S.B. COUGH DROPS Don't take chances with the weather. Use Smith Brothers' to ward off coughs and colds. At druggists, grocers, confection, crs: also news and cigar stands. MEN who are wear ing suits made two or three years ago are not the ones who bought to a;ii! a few dol-' hit's then, but bought to get properly made, good looking and fitting gar ments. Men, in short, who bought at Hughes & Muller standards. We are making clothes now that will look well in 1920. Our Army and Navy Uniforms have the same distinctiveness that char acterizes all our garments. HUGHES & MULLER 7ai7ors 1527 Walnut Street Catablhhed 1848 i'r.Mvvf'fty' m M m ESm a i- i r-''!f-r i . -?f -Ji.-v .r ' m m m m m mm .j - mm&irs, i jjfa tutrr it vv: ma, riiiikr' . or v.7j-; m w m iw r mH ihrr rm I '&mi rj H 1 r Sftj , St .:. tratlou that 1.000 000 tout, of shipping is Held up for lack or bunker i oal After these needs ate supplied eo il will be ruhcd to othei tltisits of ln dustrv Hit" aitlou of tlie niliiilnlMriitinu in putting war rum -bound vessels ahead of munitions jilants and other win agencies ma inue u uunibei of war plants to clote down, pailttula v r bail We IfliPP fimlliinn iimtiimi I AGAIN RAID KALSRUHE hamper toal shipments mi .r jim i: sun's rus'-i Vdmlnlstintlon otlle IiiIk took llu pi' tlmi that ns long as t-hlps aie tied up at jiort beiause of I itk of , o I n Is un li ss to give ptifiMfiiie to factories in ufMer to tu-n out siiiilles which tiiiuot be tiaiiijorted Hope was expressed tl.it relief ma) bo nude poslbIe bj the ilo"ing of Hie I nonessential Industiles foi ilnee davs a week It was pointed out however that If this will not m it, rlailv heuetit condition" thej 'villi he forced to remain closed until tePef is assured I Plans to provide a uiilfotin nile to govern the shutdown of amu-ement 'plal'S as well as iionesentlals ale be Ing considered bv Doctoi Caifleid He said a general older will soon be Issued to all States with the details of in forcement left to the suite admin istrators liecommendations that the i illioads mow onl coal and food during the pns- pioinNcs a gu He i dem mil nest w titn 'I wo moie sihonli elo--(d todav due to tin llik of toil Thev ate I lie VA II Ham Piini High m hnol for iiiils l if tceiith arid Mt einiti stteets .md I. Kir BRITISH IN DAYLIGHT LONDON, .Ian 11 Itrltlsh nlinien have laldcd Kirlsrulm in bi-oad dav llght. atiordlng to a llrltish ollkl il roinmunlcatlou One and a quartet tons of bombs wens dropped on tho rallwaj station and miiiiltloii furtories liuists weie observti' on tho buildings and sidings or the m..(n railway seitlon In the eentei of the town, on rallw.i) woilediops and a smelter Jumtlou Observers leport that a veiy Iart,e flic was stinted 111 tattoiies alongside tho railway, vvhle n was itmllimed by photographs tuken after the laid The nntl-alreraft tire was very heavj hut nil the British allidints reached theli ob jectives iinil tetuini d safi ly This is the second Hritls'r alt raid on n eli nil. in iltv within the last month j Mannheim having been niombed just be fore Chtlstmas Moth lalds aip.iicutl are In fulfillment of Premln Llojd Chineselily Bula Zr j .hi h prnfuvlon vt tUtwrrn In hk line l)iilh, I Or rachj per ilofll, $1,00, PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS W tit blfiorii ftbumJumiv "in four to kit M-fkft I , II I'LH DO.m II.Ms iioin or inn huoo cmu t k.rown ImlourA in bull water vr fiber jet IIimh now- HYACINTHS' ""r'1 Started In water and ready to bloom tour firm ppnrtunlt to pvt tht K. t I T I U II, ?l "i cr HOhN w .-, d House rfarlceisr. LONDON, Jan. 15. id dispatches say that Pol ; Midlers have cleared the basin ot ttlllver ot Cossacks under Gen MCledines. gaining possession of ant coal field. They also have Ekaterlnoslav. Ill the opera- hi. the Bon .region the liolrhevikl tn Wiled and twenty wounded. irspaper atspatcn from Kharkov .that after the Maximalists . i-u duction What the Wbrld-Famous Chef of the T&itz,- Curltoiv has to say of Km mmfmmmBmmmmmmmWlBKmWSnKBkmtBBStOffSmmfS , ! '. " i $3T'J v; ss r. N ''. iil t V x C. ' &fc.V':t '!. "XJ.ZiiA i ..".V f You're on tour in the mountains. Trails tilted almost on end, for bidding ascents that show up the true colors of your car. J The rush of power from the energetic 83 horsepower motor of the Standard '"8"' is equal to the sternest climb. You soar on pinions of power up perilous cliff-sides. You hit the grade at 30 miles per hour. And behold, the little needle is still at 30 when you reach the top. Or throttle down and see what she'll do. Watch your speedometer 10 miles an hour, 5, 3, l2. It hardly seems possible and your gear is still in "high." Yet not a sign of laboring. Now .give her gas. Forget your gears. Gathering speed like a bird or aeroplane, you complete your climb in a whirl of 40 or even 50-mile-an-hpur strainless motion. Ifl As safe for touring after 50,000 miles as after 1,000. q Made by Standard Steel" Car Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. $& cm; x-sy. 'M ! rjn, VW rt-i m V- . w m. nl Ritz-Carlton Hotel Broad and Walnut Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Saute Produots Corp., Woolworth Tower, New York City. Gentlemen: I have used and investigated the merits of your produot ' 'Sawtay'1 and find it a very excellent article, fulfilling in every way the use.8 for which it .is reoommended. The merits of Sawtay as a food article are so apparent and the uses to whioh it can be put so numer ous that I take extreme pleasure in recommending it. .'-VvWc f ;.T,iiftA j 'V kM ; IliiS(';'-' a whirl of 40 or even 50-mile-an-hpur strainless ' ' ijt llPSrS1''' motion. Q As safe for touring after 50,000 miles , $' M$ f Ir2 as after 1,000. q Made by Standard Steel" Car ' "J ;'''$: Mjl Company, Pittsburgh, Pa. Av ;?$ I V Mv Open Models, $2450 d r0$. - fe iB'A f.o.b. Butler, To. ' s'.-J I '?m-- 'fesa EASTERN 3IOTORS CORPORATION J$&V0i J Sm M 1634 Chestnut Street :J0&W fMt A Or.ilt &. ,rl'r5 'J ,' ",", '""""". Adam Kldam. ll.l,t. .. f i'-'',JLhi i : KVV:''iC,nV "V. " Arthur ITIier. h,ll.fro,r. Pa. Arf -'".V-llr'-Vft ;.i,' tyiC XL Vjw . ''"' ll"'""',, -v ' 'j$'(f -'WJ'M, " VB vKmmWvmaKSmmt it JvV. "! LlM?.rtJH3Cdkw wILHMVIkP9BDKE19v'iI Sale "' voijr uiUAjr mrz-aRLTON hotu eHlLADIlSMH AM331H OHCP8 OfFlCE ' Jburnisninffg f i- t . t h and styles. 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