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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1919. PAGE SEVEN. JOURNAL II J0URN.IL WANT AD DEPARTMENT IS THE EEST SELLING HEDIUM IN MARION COuWIY-TRY THEM FOR RESULTS CLISSOTED ADVEBTI3ryO BATE3 Sat per word New Today: lata insertion la . 5 Oa week (8 insertions) -Oa month (26 insertion; 17e The Capital Journal will not to re- peasibla for mors than one insertion, tor errors ia Classified Advertisements Bead your advertisement the first day it appear and notify 01 immediately if jrror occurs. aiiniaaa charge, 15e. GIG fir wood for sale. Phone tUW. tf t)R KENT 3 room cottage at New port, Or. Phone 1547W. 63 JjOST ' Red woolen acarf. Beturn 307 N. Liberty St. 6 3 CALVBS I want 3 or 4 day-old calves C. C. Russell, phone 313. tf WANTED All kinds of shiekena. Will pay top price. Phone 133W. tf W. BEAVKR well driller, rh" 827 J, 1165 N. 19th St., Salem. Or. 6-6 WANTED Cattle end calves, any kind. Phone 1576W. 6 27 "WANTED All kinds of cattle. Phone 8135. 619 J AS. LYONS practical painter. Thone 701. tf WANTHD Strawberry pickers. Fhone 23F15. 729 SALESMAN-COLLECTOR warned, with ear. 337 Stuto St., Salem, Or. 6 4 STRAWBERRIES for sale. Phone 111 F21. tf FOR RALE Lincoln ram Phone 67 F13. 6-3 FOR BALE Man 's bicycle cheap. Phone 762.R. 6 3 A AND 2 room housekeeping apartment at the Killer, 633 Ferry St. 6 5 WAA'TED 'Motorcycle. Phone 2191W. 63 FOR SALE Furnished apartment house; income a0 per month. Phone 245iW or 628. 6 4 FBAMB your photographs, 60 cents up. Buren's, Com, St. 610 LOOAINIBRRRY pickers wanted, stores and tents furnished. Phone 88F11. 6-4 HEMSTmHtrNQ and pleo edge work guaranteed. Singer Sewing Machine Co., 337 State St. 6 4 FOB SALE Hop sacks and baskets ia good condition, some never used. Fraud Adelman. Gervais, Or. 6-4 FOR SALE Two boilers, 1 eight horse horizontal. Call at Capital City Co operative Creamery. tf THE flAZLBWOOD does shoe repair .. ing, neatly done. 321 X. Com. St. 619 FOR SALE-Or trade 1600 lb. horse, 7 years old, for smaller team. Phone 1207M. 66 FOR 8ALH One Studehaker car, re fainted and in good condition, good tires, cheap. 2C3 N. Com'l. tf TRAILERS for sale and made to or der. Woodry'a, Auction Market, Fcr ry and Liberty, 6 15 WALL PAPER 15 cents per double roll upward. Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Commercial. tf WANTED Leaky radiators to repair, Salem Auto Radiator shop, 198 8. 12th. 66 WANTED Loan of $500 on real et ' tste, good security. Call at 247 N. Commercial. tf FREE BOOKLET' Care Baby Chicks' 844 8Ut St. Telephone 400 Headquarters for baby chicks, tf FOR SALE 40 acre farm in crop, some of best land in Oregon. Fur yartiralors write owner, Bt. 1, box 43, 8eio, Or. 6 -1 FOR RENT Neatly furnished cot tage, eity water, yard, Nye beach. Reduction if taken for season. Phone Mrs. Thos. Burrows, 1261W. tf FOR SALE 5 room house, two 1 ots, good garden, all kinds fruit. No incumbrance. Phone owner 1393. 629 -ri rsg avWii wa a 5Mffi WE LOAN MONEY FOR FIVE YEARS. WE AL LOW YOU TO PAY $100.00 OR MULTIPLE ON THE PRINCIPAL ON ANY INTEREST DATE. WE CLOSE OUR LOANS PROMPTLY. a a HAWmSAKD 314 Masonic Bldg. WAINTED At Oregon state hospital 5 teamster. Apply L. M. Lane, Cot tage farm. Tel 30P2. 6 4 tKR SALE Good ni!k eow; 564 8. 17th St. Fhone 99UM. 6-3 WANTED Experienced cook at Wil lamette janitoriuoi, 754 Ferry Si. 6-4 FOB SALE Team of bay horses, 8 and 8 years, weight 1400 each. 1. S. Ram sey, Rt. 3, boi 125. .63 STRAYED Persian male eat, black and gray, large eyes. Walter Pear mine, phone 98F2." tf WANTED A second hand trailer for Ford; must be good and cheap. Phone 52F11. 64 FOB SALE Team, weight 3000 lbs. imraexg and wagon, good condition, right price. Phone 107F13. 6-3 FOR RENT 8 nice modern houses, one 4 room and one 5 room. 11. E. Bolinger. 328 Hubbard bldg. tf ONLY hotel, 30 rooms in live country town, with big payroll, to sell for 6000, Vi cash, balance 6 percent. Enquire of Airs. Yacnke 555 the nieketa St. '66 FOR SALE Or trade, 8 room modern house with 8 lots, 1 block from ear line, fine location. M L V care Jour nal, 03 FOR 8ALB-Uro 8 years old, weight 1400, sound; guaranteed to work single or double. W. B Farrier, 6 miles south on Pringle road. 6-5 MECHANICS opportunity, established business, brick building. Phone 1135 W or write C. F. Burnell, 2923 Oaks Ave, Everett, Wash. 6-3 NOTICE To prnne growers, if you In tend to build or remodel your drier it will pay you to see Deneor's fruit evaporator. It has been tried out 8 seasons. No experiment. Last season it dried 15 tons Italian prunes with 10 cords of second growth fir per week. One stove has 6 tunnels and 612 trays, E. Dencer, Rt. 8, box 158. 63 OLESON'S AUTO EXCHANGE T7SED OARS BOUGHT VCm Cash OR HOLD ON COMMISSION White gas, perfect condition, $800 Flanders "20", perfect condition, new tires, 82G5 1917 Chevrolet 475 Ford sedan 675 ; 1916 Ford, perfect condition, $375 Moline roadeter $375 2 ton lumber truck at a bargain We -wreck autos for their parti, this enables you to got old ear parts at a bargain. Cash price paid for junk cars. 14-ton Ford track, thoroughly hauled 475 5 passengor Studobakcr $180 1917 Ford 40O M9N.Com'I.St. Phone 666 SALBI AUTO EXCIIAaNGE GEO. SriCEB, Mgr. 29 State Street We buy your car or sell oa commis sion. SPECIALS Overland, model 90, $050 1917 Briscoe $575 Fine Little roadster cheap Maxwell, good as new, $530 1917 Hudson (15U0 1917 Briseoo $.375 Lifht delivery ear $200 Overland rondter $525 TWENTY OTHERS TO PI.TK FROM First class auto laundry and polish ing. FOR SALE By owner at a sacrifice, 8 room house in A 1 condition built only short time, large lot, improved street, close to new packing plant now building, also school and ear; will take good young team and out fit or late model ear in good condi tion, on deal. Look tlti up if you want a fine home at a bargain; no agents. Address 9 care Journal. 6 2 MEtf WANTED AT WEST LINN PA TES MILLS, 42e HOUB, S HOLU DAY. BEE MR.H. A. SW AFFORD AT MILL OFFICE ACROSS RIVER FROM OREGON CITY. GOOD HO- 'TEL PROVIDES CLEAN BEDS 20c; BEST MEALS 35. tf w a1 n t" "wirtp-n LOANS - 6 ROBERTS Salem, Ore. FOUND Purse containing mosey Mr. Msaney, Fhone 33. 6 5 FOUND Oa Rt. 5, bunch of keys. Call at Journal ofiiec. 6-3 WANTED Tiro kiteltta helper, J! pav goed wages. App'tv chef Marion ho'uU . 6 4 FOR SALE Large coilapahle fsrt in fine shape. Mrs. Jobxsoa, 1161 Court St. Phone 1417. 6-3 SALESMAN With iop notch record wishes to locste in Salem or vicinity. What have yout S J care Journal. 6-5 FOR SALEOe 8 16 Mogul tractor in good running order. .197 6. Cms. St. M FOB SALE Maxwell touring car, 1918 model, in good condition. 17 8. Com. St. 6-5 FOR SALE Maxwell touring ear, 1917 model, in good condition. 1S7 S. Com St. 65 WANTED Young man to take charge of stork room experience unneces sary. F. W. Woolworth & Co. tf FOR BENT A completely furnished hoiifte to desirable tenant without children. Rent may be paid in board and eare of invalid lady. Phone 1532 J or 629 N. Winter. tf KEEB the money, must sell fine dia mond ring at big discount or trade for good ear. 'Xo triflers wanted, if you mean business address J C care Capital Journal. 6-3 WANTED Work by experienced land scape gardener. Best references. Phone 907. J. O. Drake, P. O. box 200, Salem. 6-4 LOST Man's small black purse in business district containing $10 bill and $5- bill. 'Reward for return to Journal. 63 WANTED tA grocery clerk, young married man with some experieaee preferred Apply in person, C M. Huberts, 456 Court St. . 6 4 WANTED A married man to work and act as foreman on grain and fruit ranch. Good wages for the right man. Call 1431 or 491. tf FOR SALE Aclimated tobaceo plants Will ripen sure. 3 blocks south from 12 street car line. Box 31, Phone 858M. 6-7 WESTERN JTJNK A SALTA03 OOMPANT We buy all kinds of junk, hardware furniture, tools, ma- chinery, There is hardly aa item we do not buy. 9 Phone 706 402 N. Coal FOR BALE Strictly modern room bungalow, beautifully finished, very conveniently planned, east front, t only $3500. Strictly modem T room residence, fine grounds, paved street, If sold at once, $3000. Soeolofsky, Bayne bldg. if Irrigation for 1919 The system of dividing the city into two districts which proved so satisfactory last year wtn De continued lor t&e season or. 1919. The houses which bear even numbers on the streets will irri irate only on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sun day, and the houes which bear odd numbers on the streets Irrigate only on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sun day. I mi plan will permit every house to irrigate four day out of each week. Uy strictly following this rule we are ablo to ripply our patrons with trie usual amount of water under more eutiufkctory conditions. Sertwn irriga tion bills will be discounted 10 per cent if paid on or before June 10th. Salem Water, Light ft Power Co. 6 10 100 acres in fine prune district where a crojviii assilrcd as proven by this year, when Crop is light elsewhere; 70 acres in cultivation, plenty tim ber for drier, fine springs for irri gation and water power, witer filed on. Evergreen berries in pasture will yield $000 this year. 4 miles to mark et. Will Jake some property oh the deal and give term to suit. G. F Booth, 19S5 Chcmcketa 6 4 TAKE A LOOK AT THESE! 10 acres in Liton Fruit tract, 1 acre kignna, 1 prunes, Suit improvements, $3250, good terms. 5 acres; 14 prunes, good family or chard, all kind of berries and crop, $2300; good terms. 35 a'res; 20 in cultivation; good fuiuily orcliard, berries and garden; modern farm improvements; take it now $7250 on god terms. The above properties are close ia en good roads. 7 room modern house, close in; s good buy $3200 on good terms. 5 room house, plastered, $1000 oa eaav terms. JOHN IL SCOTT REALTY CO. 404 Hubbard bldg. ' Good positions are now opca in the new TJ. S. Merchant Ma rine. We need 500 men for im mediate service aboard our aew ocean earners, good pay. Travel to all parts of the world. Mea between the agei of 18 to 35 in clusive ars eligible. To a snsst be aa .American citizen. For fail information apply at THE EEXAIX DRUO STORE 115 B. Commercial St. WANTED Girl for hou work ; no cooking, rhuue ltii;, 4ol N. Hh, tt CAN"N1NG strawberries for sale. Phone 373. tf LOST SmalU Wacki Jig. Reward. Phone 6tm. 5 FOR SALE Crood milk cow. 564 S 1? St Phone 990M, 64 12x14 FOB SALE at 945 Union St. 69 POTATOES for sale. Cherry City Feed bars 69 WAKTED iMaa at Tile works near fairgrounds. Salem Tile 4 Mercantile Ce. tf PASTURE to let for cattle, 6 miles east of Salem oa Uardea road. Phone B4F15. 64 FOB iRENT Bedroom with private bath. Mrs. Peel above Vick't gar age. 64 FUR RENT For the summer, modern furnished seven room house. 1105 Lesbe St. Phone 1230. 6 3 FOR SALE One pair of mules for or chard work, weight 1500; wagon and harness. Phone 32S. 6-4 FOR SALE Good driving horse, 8 vArs old, color black, weight 1100 tbs. Phone 30F2. 6-4 THIS WEEK CLOSES our season 'for babv chirks. Few on hand now. Call at 544 State St. Phone 400. 6 4 FOR SALE 1 secondhand power bal er, in good condition; 1 secondhand drag saw, 3 saws. H. Pohle Son. 6-5 WANTED ISmall house north Salem, between Commercial and Filth $300 cash, balance gnod terms. C D care Journal. 6-4 5 MEN wanted for factory work long j i ib, good wages. Apply immediately at U. 8. employment service, 128 S. Liberty tf FOR SALE Or exchange, 10 acres well improved, 2 set of buildings, good wnter, on main road, 6 miles from Albany Dr Tangent, good family orchard, will aceopt outside property near Salem. Square Deal Realty Co., phone 470. FOR SALECheap, 4 room house, bath electric lights .hot water, fine gar den and fruit. Kear East school, car and paved street. Lot 50 by 100. See owner, 1076 Marion. 6-4 EITTER REALTY BUYS Bungalow, strictly modern, 7 rooms. welt located. $.T50O. Good terms. . . 10 acre with house, barn, chicken houses, fenced park, etc. All cultivated $3000, Make your own terms. 9 Mi acres bearing prunes in fine rxmdrtion; with strictly modern bun galow. A rare buy, $8750. Good terms. Exchange strictly modern 6 room bungalow aa part pay for prune orch ard. ' 40 aeres with S3 in crop; fair build-, ings. Complete with implements, team, stock, chickens, ete. $4500. Good terms CW.KIuIEYER "Just Beal Estate" 215-216 Masonic building. Phone 1000 tf A' A. ERIGCS AUTOWOOMAWAitachaienl Dm m rats 1 B 9or4f lmm, 3S card. Coe Anywhere Any Auto. BRIGGS I BURPEE CO, lot, Mangbctireri !7t Hawthorns Av., Portland. SaadfoWoaaatioaaaal UlaMrataJ Circular NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACT ORS Oregon State Highway Com mission Proposals for Garage and Warehouse at Ealem, Oregon. Sealed bids will be received by the Oregon State Highway Commission at room 520 Multnomah county court house, Portland, Oregon, at 2 o'clock p. m., Juno 10th, IB "J, for the con struction of two frame bnibUngst One HO feet ini) feet in size, i stor'aW high; the other 70 feetrfcO feet, 1 Uitj hij(h. These structures will be located at the stato yenitentiary brickyard just east of the city Iimi of Salem Xo iiid Kill be considered unless ao companied by cash, bidder's bond or certified check for un amount tijual to five (5) percent of the total amount bid. A Dutibfttclory bund il! be requited for the faithful performance of the contract in a sum equal to one half of the total amount bid. Proposal blanks and full information for bidders my le obtained at the of fiee of the State Highway Engineer, Capitol building, Ralem. Plans and epecificatwms and form of contract may be inspected St the sanis place or may be obtained upon dqmtit of $5. Plans and specifications are al so on file at room 1301 Veon building. The right is reserved to reject any or all prnposnls or to accept the pre poeal deemed but for the state of Oregon. OitHOON STATE HIGHWAY COM MISSION, 6. BENHOV, Chairman. W. L. TTTOMI'WXN, ' Commissioner. R. A. BOOTH, Commissioner. At tent: Herbert Nonn State Highway Kngineer. 65 Salem, Oregon, June 2, 1919 The Journal Job Department will print yoa anything in the stationery line do rt right and save yea real money. a PilCIiG PLANTS M. EEMFGlGffl!! Lccil Finns Commence Can ning Strawberries And Gooseberries. Today marks the opening of iho cau sing season ia Salem, both the Hunt Bros, and the Oregon Packing company starting up with crews of about luu each for the vanguard of the 1919 erop of strawberries and gooseberries. The Hunt Bros, plant has been operating a small crew during the past week to take care of the early consignments of ber ries, which oa account of the cool weather have been ripening slowly, al though the continued moisture his given them aldermanie proportions. This week they will begin to tome in fast enough so that full crews can be worked continuously it is expected. Both the plants have been overhauled, made immaculate with new paint, and uew equipment i stalled. Tin cans and berry boxes have been arriving continu ally carloads of them, the liiiter com ing largely from the Washington milts. These boxes are packed flat in bales, about tin If a million to a car. The ini tial outluy in money for theso supplies for all the plains will mount up to staggering figures, especially as the. wur-time price' continue this season. The Salem-Kings plant, which has been running on part time during the past week will bo able to operate with fifty or sixty hands continuously here after with the receipts of spinach and early fruits Although the. weather hus been usually cool it has been favoublo for spinach and other vegetables con tracted by the plant, which will con sume thousands of tons this season. At the l.oju plant on Commercial and Trade, extensive alterations are being made, along with additions to the equip ment with a view to a vast increase ia the bottling capacity, while the same is true of the jam and jelly plant of the Northwest Products compny, where preparations have been niado for a heavy output. About fifty hand? are earing for the work there at present. Probably 5 car loads of products are niado up ' and stored in the wereliouHe waiting the ar rival of new labels, when the delicacies will be scattered promiscuously over tue globe to remind the raco how much Moy are indebted to Salem and tho Willam ette valley. When running at full ca pacity the plant will turn out something like 15 tons of jam and jelly per di:y. Its vast utility in, the fruit industry may be eralized by the fact that great quantities of fruit that may not bo np to standard canning or evaporating can be used in making up its product. With regard to the crop prospects, the cannery men are all optimistic to tho jubilant stage, for sever ia recent ears has there eome into the markefsueh ele gant sonsignments of strawberries so far as size is concerned. Many of thiui are a little pale on the shady side, but a few days of sunshine will remedy this. Crates of the Improved Oregon berry coming into the stores this morning are so big that they have to bo sliced up like a pineapple for table use. lim finer grades are retailing at $3.60 a crate, and with very little prospect of going cheaper, far the various plants stand reedy to take all offerings ct not. less than 10 eents a pound. From nil sections there arc reports of a fine erop and for this seasoi it looks as though the strawberry would ucupy tho cento.' of the 'otago, at least until the Inter. berry comes on. Contract prices this yesr are mngrig even higher than last and tho small fruit grower is going to have pronperity thrust upon him, even if he hns to pny war prices fur pickers, who sre now be ing culled for by hundred?. Ycman finds R r Amailit alVUtWUY Wcrth Fabulous Forte "1 wouldn't take a million dollars for the good Mayr'a Wonderful Rem edy has done for me. I have finished the coursn and can any I am entirely cured of .very severe indigestion, bloat ing and colic attacks I suffered from for many years." It is a simple, harm less preparation that removes tho ca tarrhal niucii from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which cnurics lrnctii ul'v all stomach, liver and intestinal nilnientt, includi'ic ap pendicitis. One dose will convince, or money refunded. .1. (,', Perry, Capita! Drug Store, and 1 ruuKinta everywhere. Preliminary organiwitinn of the ftehoot tetviliciM of CifrfirMia under the Ameri'nn F'Mr-Tttion cf Labor tvaj effected at Xan Fraiieivo Sntnrrlav, BIG SPECAL SHOW TODAY, TOMORROW AN DTIIURSDAY KLGNDIXE GOLD-LOVE IN ALASKA-DORIS KLNYON IN "The "Great While Trail" A Trip to Alaska and a Thrillirj Love Story All in One CHARLIE CHAPLIN "The a-aaaaaac.a t July Delineators are now in. Tomorrow's BigSale f 957th Wednesday Surprise For 18 years and 5 months we have held these week ly SURPRISE SALES. EVERY SALE is a MONEY SAVER. The merchandise offered is always from our regular stock, "MEYERS QUALITY" insuring HIGH GRADE QUALITY MERCHANDISE. THIS WEEK WE OFFER Bungalow Aprons Made from "SCOUTS" PERCALE-full fashioned 89c TOMORROW ONLY-Sale opens 9' a. m. Bear in mind the wonderful CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON IN Ladies Suits. Coats and Dresses The entire stock marked at greatly reduced prices to thoroughly CLEAN UP. You Can Always Do Better At Cbemawa Students Will Give Concert Tonight; Pageant On Wednesday The Salem Indian school at Chcmawa is holding Its annual commencement week of exercises. Tonight at 8 o'clock the mandolin and guitar club of the school, under the direction of Prof. I. H. Ijnos will give an entertainment in the auditorium. The entertainment for Wcdnedsy evoniug will Ibc in the Chcmawa audi torium and will be in the form of a pageant entitled "Spirit of Democra cy. ' ' The cast and those taking part is as follows: Propmit Fred Wilder Autocracy, Arthur Johnson Democracy Ann Petton America JIattie Martin France Agnes Lambert Kngland - Agnes Stewart Italy William Kennedy Kumia 4'barlet Williams Cttgium Marina Nelson Ko'Mn Kll7!neth Montgomery Poland Annie Miller Japan i.N'aney Mallieson Cuba (Hose Ooff Peru .Kf fie Davi 'Itrnxil 4 henter Hravo Panama Mary Ware Austria Theudurc Fayas Canada 'Ihiane Kimball Id il Crnn nurses Lillie Dixon and Lniiia? Kilverthomc Meeiigers (ieorge Berry, Hoy Nu ckolls and Lewis Colby Pages Harry 'Wheeler and .Elmer Therriaitlt Vocal Lady Chloc (dough leiht er) girls' octette H':riiii(f Kleannr llouk Vioiin solo Jlourrco (I'rossc) Maud Ileny Kxereiso Little Waiters, twelve girls Vreal i'oiir leaf Clover (Coombs) Muiid Craig Exercise Happy Little Karnicra, six teen boys Vocal Po' Little Lamb (I'arks) CJirlC oetette Double ia nolo Blue Itelln of Scot land and Varu, (Farmer) Ivutliyn Tur ncy i , .;, Superintendent Hall extend a miwt cordial invitation to the people cf r lem and vieiimy to attend these annual c.tercii . Tlieiu aie no uliaiKes to any of the entertainments. THEATRE IN Musical Tramp" Ebcrt Predicts National Assembly To Reject Terms By Carl IX Groat (United Press Staff Correspondent) Berlin, June 2. President Ebert, tthrough tho press, predicted today thai, tho national assembly will reject the peace torms unless they are modified. Tho government has ordered suppres sion of a military circular asking the German peoplo if they are r-:ady for armed resistance against the peace con ditions. With lesi than oue Inch of ralafa!! since April 1!, the river is gradually! falling and today is only 2.7 feet above low water mark. This is the lowest since Jan. Id when the fnags r,d feet above. There was 7.11 inches oi rain .between Jan. 16 and Jan. 23 amU on Jan. lit the river rose to the higlv water mark of the year, 20.8 .feet bov low water. The aero gunge in Snlem I li:t feet above the sea level. PHYSICALLY-FIT w . AT ANY AGE It Un't are. It's carclets lWlns trisl pots men "ilnwn and nut." Keep rour internal organs in S"'' Comliiion sod lou will always bo iloicalU lit. The kuliieva sre Hie unxt nrr wnrked nraiins in the human boly. Alien they break down under tin strain sod the deadly uric aeid sc-i-iimuliites and crytiilli.-.e look out! lbcse shsrp crjKtals tear and srrntrh tut delicate urinary channels cauaiuij . irrui inlms pain and st up irrita tions which tun; cause premature neiii-ridnn mid often du turn int' Kaillj llrighl's Hincase. (inc uf the first warnings of lif .iHh kidney action is puiri r iiitFni in the amsll f the hark, !" ot appe tite. tiidiKcatioQ or rheumatim. Do in.t wuit until the dant'r is upon ,.,. At the lirt indication 'if tr-iiiUie u after the ue st once, (let S trial I.X of GOLD MKDAL Haarlem (lit I spsules, impeded dirt torn tlt laboratories In Holland. Thy will rive almost immediate relief. If for any i-aiiM Ihev ahmild not. jour uiori" wnl h refunded. Hut be sure to set tKJIJl MfcDAI .fc'ione other is genuine iPA i. three f s. DUY IN SALEM ALWAYS 1 a-a a. alMhjMa. . L .,a4! as i
