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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES, NEPHI, UTAH. FRUIT FORSjCK CHILD BILL IS APPROVED "California Syrup of Figs" can't harm tender stomach, fiver and bowels. HOUSE PASSES MEASURE PROVIDING TWO SENATORS IN COUN-TIE- Every mother realizes, after giving ber children "California Syrup ot Figs" that this Is their ideal laxative, because they love Its pleasant taste and It thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels with- The out griping. When cross, Irritable, feverish, or breath is bad, stomach sour, look at the tongue, mother! If coated, give a teaspoonful of this harmless "fruit laxative," and in a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels, and you have a well, playful child again. When Its little system is full of cold, throat sore, has stomach-ache- , diarrhoea, indigestion, colic remember, a good "Inside cleaning" should always be the first treatment given. Millions of mothers keep "California Syrup of Figs' bandy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask at the store for a bottle of "California Syrup of Pigs," which has directions for babies, children of all ages and grownups printed on the bottle. Adv. Its Sort. Prisoner 1 embezzled because I am not rich. Judge A poor excuse. Weeks' Break-Up-A-Co- this money Tablets !d A guaranteed remedy for Colds and La Grippe. Price 2Gc of your druggist It's good. Take nothing else. Adv. friends are plentiful long as your money holds out. d as Different. Blnks Jones says his car is as good as the day he bought It! Jinks Jinks How about Joneat Noncommittal. Miss Gushmore Don't you Just love danger, major? Major Grlzzley H'm! I respect It. Strange Conclusion. "It is the vote that does the talk ing.' "Yes, especially the silent vote." In Hard Case. "That amateur farmer own sowing." -So Is bis wife." Is doing bis The Diplomat. Tbey were on the verge of a quarrel. The little wife strange bow they are always "little" In cold, unfeeling type was exasperate. "You are enqugh to make an angel weep!" she exclaimed. "I don't see tears in your eyes." he replied, with Mlchlavelllan trlckl-ess- . and she knew with a woman's Intuition that he meant to Imply that she was celestial in texture. Welfare Work. "Have you any parts of an automobile that you don't want?" "I have an old tire. What's lbs Idea?" "You know bow our grandmother used to make crazy quilts for th eedy?" -Yes." "On the same principle I am trying to assemble an automobile for a poor woman who baa none." MAY BE COFFEE That Cause all the Trouble When the bouse la a Are, It's about the same aa when disease begins to show. It's no time to talk but Urn to act delay U dangerous remove lb cause of the trouble at one. "For a number of years." wrote a Kansas lady, "1 felt aura that coffee was hurting me, and yet 1 was so fond ot it, I could not give It up. At last 1 got so bsd that 1 made up toy mind 1 must either quit the use of coffee or die, " Everything 1 ate distressed me, and I suffered severely most of lb Una with palpitation of the heart. I frequently woke up In the night with lb feeling that 1 was almost gone my heart seemed so smothered and weak In Its action. My breath grew short and the least eiertlon set me panting. 1 slept but little and suffered from rheumatism. "Two years ago 1 stopped using the coffee and began to use Postum and from the very first I began to Improve. It worked a miracle! Now I can eat anything and digest it without trouble. I sl'-c- p like a baby, and my heart beat strong and regularly. My breathing ha become steady and normal, and tny rheumatism has left me. "I feel like another person, and It Is all due to quitting coffee and using roslum, for 1 baven t used any medicine and none would have don any good as long ss I kept drugging with coffee." Nsme given by Postum Cc f!attle Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Wellvllle," In pkgs. Postum come In two forms: Regular Postum must be well boiled, lie and 23 packages. Instant Postum la a soluble powder. A teanpoonful dissolves quickly ta a cup of hot water and, with cream and sogar, make a delicious beverag Instantly, 30c and Etc tins kinds r equally dellctou, and cort per cup sbout the sam?. "There a Reason" for Ponm. sold by Grocers 151,000 Senate Would WILL BE A DRY STATE AFTER JULY 1, 1916, IF SENATE ARREST OF BOMB THROWER IN APPROVES MEASURE. NEW YORK CITY PREVENTS DEATH OF HUNDREDS. Forty Members of Lower House Favor Inauguration of Prohibition MeasMurder of Rockefeller, Carnegie and ure Without Submitting QuesOther Financiers, Destruction of tion to the People. the Homes of Wealthy and Attacking of Banks Proposed. Utah will be a aaloouless elate after July 1. l16, The Wootton state-widNew York. The discovery of an prohibition bill passed the lower house ot the Utah leglsalture on anarchistic plot involving the assasMarch 1, by a vote ot 40 to 5. The sination of Andrew Carnegie, Cornemeasure now goes back to the senate lius Vanderbilt, John D. Rockefellet for its approval ot amendments to the and bis son and other wealthy men. bill, and then to the governor, when it and the organization of a reign of ter will become a law, unlets the gov- ror and looting In this city, was anernor should veto the measure. nounced by the police Tuesday aftm An attempt to have the question ot they had arrested, under dramatic clr state-wid- e prohibition submitted to cum&tances, a man who had Juut plac the people was defeated, forty mem ed two bombB In St. Patrick's cathebers of the legislature deciding that dral, where several hundred persons they knew what the people needed. were worshipping. The sensational Those who voted in favor ot the was the climax ot development bill were: Aagard, Allen, Bevan. months of work by detective in un Ulackett, Urlnkerhoft', Urownlng, covering a conspiracy which, they de Brown, Chrlstensen, Croft, Day, En-nldure, projected the opening of a cam Fowles, Goodwin. Griffin, Hamof violence and bloodshed withmond, Ilawley, liayward, Hinckley, paign In New York City. out precedent liorsley, Kelly, McShane, Mabey, So carefully dad the police worked Meek s. Morris, Neueker, Oldham, O'Neil, Puge, Peterson, Pope, Iledd, out their plans that the anarchist wa Sevy, Shieids, Stewart, Taylor, Van even allowed to light the fuse of on Wagoner, Warnick, Wing, speaker of the bombs which be carried lntc Anderson; total, 40. the despite the fact thai Those opposed were: Barker, Child, the cathedral, were powerful enougt explosive 6. Fitch, Folkman, Lund; total, to have damaged the edifice and pos Absent: Wolstenholuie. Joseph 11. Fowles of Weber voted sibly killed many in it Frank Abarno was the name giver for the hill and gave notice of reconsideration. by the man who placed the bombs il The vote by which the bill passed the cathedral. Car Charles both the house and the senate pre- bone, 18 year old, was arrested ai cludes submission of the question ot his home as the actual manufacture) state-wid- e prohibition to the voters of the explosives. Others were impll ot the state on a referendum. The vote in the senate was 14 to 3 in favor cated In the plot In the belief of the of the measure, and as both the sen- police, and more arrests are expected ate and the house passed the bill by in the near future. Both Abarno and more than the constituCarbone late Tuesday, the police re tional p ro v b ion on the initiative and ported, admitted their part In the con referendum prohibits the submission splracy, the carrying out ot which wat to the people. James J. Barker and George D. to have begun with the attempted de Folkman. both of Weber county, led struct tou of the cathedral. the fight against the bill. Both offered ACCEPTS AMERICAN PLAN. a large number of amendments, all ot which were voted down almost unaniGermany is Willing to Modify Sub mously by viva voce votes. marine Operations. The only two Important amendments adopted on the floor ot the Berlin. In It reply to the Amerihouse were one prohibiting the manu- can note concerning the German nafacture of wine for sacramental pur- val war Tone, the German govern poses and the other eliminating from in en t agree that under certain conthe bill the provision requiring to state the malady afflicting ditions Its submarines will halt and and will the patient for whom intoxicants Investigate merchantmen might be prescribed. proceed against only such vessels a hive bills were passed by the aen- are found to be carrying contraband ate Monday, three of them providing or to be owned In nations hostile to for transfer ot duties from the office of the secretary of state to the state Germany. The declare reply Germany'! bank commissioner, who hereafter will have supervision of the business readiness to accept virtually all of tb? American proposals except the on of building and loan associations. One of the other bills passed amend which would restrict the use of an the drainage district laws In a man- chored mine to purely defensive pur ner approved by the supreme court poses. The German government exJudges and the attorney general to presses the. belief that belligerents make it conform to the constitution. cannot afford to abandon entirely, the Another hill from the bouse that was passed under suspension of rules use of anchored mines for offensive was that providing for the transfer of operations. It Is willing to consider county records to Duchesne, the new the abandonment of floating mines. county. COAL MINERS ENTOMBED. Committee reports added several more bills to the senate calendar, inLoss of Over cluding the Dern bill for regulating Explosion Cause Hundred Lives. the sale of liquor, a bill to make it a misdemeanor to substitute coal from llinton. W. Va. Rescue parties late one mine when another kind is ordernight bad brought out alive ed, a bill to permit special parking Tuesday districts In cities, a houxe bill amend- ten men and recovered the bodies of ing the laws relative to collection of nine victim of the ex plot. Ion which corporation taxes and the bill provid- entombed 182 miners In the I.ayland ing for the appointment of a commis- mines of the New River and Pocahonsion to select a site on the capitol tas Consolidated Coal company, sevgrounds for a monument to the Mor- eral miles frinu Qulnnimont. mon battalion. Kven outside the mines evidences The house passed three bills and were numerous that the force of the killed eight at the session on Febru- explosion was terrific. A. H. Cooper, who was delivering ary 26. The greater part of the time was taken up with reading of commit- groceries to a house within aeventy-fiv- e tee reports and introduction of new yards of the mine entrance, was bills. blown a telegraph pole and The bill by Ira R. Browning, which killed. against provides for an annual license tax to be paid the stale by owners of auto Prison Overcrowded. mobiles and the licensing ot chsuf feurs, was passed after being amend In Joiie. Nearly all the the state penitentiary here are ed so tfast no one under 16 years ot about the manners of the age may run an automobile or a mo- complaining -gunmen," who are crowding torcycle chauffeurs must be H years Cbk-agof age. j the institution, it is admitted, and The Mil provides that all machines Kdmund M. Allen warden, gave nounder forty horsepower Shall pay $10 tice Tuesday that he' will have no a year llcenne and that all macfttoer to house newcomers for thirty of more than forty horsepower shall cells There are now 1.S00 rnen in the days. 20 license-a truck Motor pay year and other motor vehicles ar taxed at 8oo cells. tU a year. Motorcycles pay $." a Discount Bill Passed. year. The numher plate must be Washington. Discounting accept-aace- s obtained from the secretary of state and this official also Issues chauffeur growing out of the foreign trade by federal reserve banks to the llrensea. The bouoe suspended the rules and full amount of the capital and surplus passed S. J. M. No. 5. by Senator John was passed Teusday by the bouse. W Thornley, which asks congress to The bill, which I designed to faciliappropriate .ini.(niO for the eradica tate financing of foreign business, tion of wild and predatory animals. went to the president for hi signaThe discussion on 3. IV No. S3 took ture. up the greater part ft the afternoon and reaulled in the enacting clause Football is Paying Sport. being strlfken out. which effectual Mas Football receipts Cambridge. ly killed the bill. The bill provided at Harvard university for the 111 that an assistant librarian be appointea.n arrointcd to If) 1,49 1, and the ed to aid the Justices of the supreme court. Parley P. Chrlstensen was the bnlance abov expense nearly to a r port of the only lawyer In the house to vote SSi.r?, tbletic Iretu-ureagainst the bill. POPULATION. e Fifty-eigh- t, Suit Jjiko and Weber counties wpre pitted against nearly the rest of the state In the Iiouhb on March 2, when II. D. No. 44. hy C, W. Pope of Rich of the county, for reapportionment state, was under discussion, and finalThe hill provides that ly passed. each county In the state shall be entitled to one senator and that the population necessary for a county to have more than one senator shall be or better. Under the provisions ot the bill Salt Lake would have two senators and twenty representatives. The senate, under the bill, la increased members and the house a twenty-nino fifty-eigmembers. The bouse passed the memorial by Senator George II. Dern of Salt Lake asking congress to pass the Foster mining bill. The house also passed the senate resolution by Senator William Seegmlller, permitting the Agricultural college to use land grant funds In extension work. Members of the state senate were guests of Fred J. Klesel at Ogden on March 2, when they went through the plants of the Ogden Packing company and the Hecker Ilrewing company, then ate dinner at the Weber club, returning to Salt Lake at 9 o'clock. Passage of the bill by the senate on March 2. providing for the payment of Theodore Kytka, whose services as a handwriting expert were engaged during the prosecution ot the Ogden blackmail case, followed a debate In which Senator Joseph Chez of Weber county characterized It as "retroactive and vicious legislation." An Important measure passed by the senate was the roads regulation bill Introduced by Senator J. It. providing that automobiles must stop when they approach street cars which are loading or unloading passengers. e 151,-Oo- Kdg-bell- two-third- i, Consolidation of the state live stock department and the state board of sheep commissioners was the senate's work on February 27, and the bill by Senator J. W. Tbornley, providing for the appointment of a state live stock sanitary board was passed with a few slight amendments. Aside from consolidating the two departments the bill generally follows the present laws affecting both, but the administration will be in the hands of a board ot three members to be appointed by the governor, by and with the consent of the senate. Another live stock measure passed the senate in the form ot a memorial authorizing the governor to appoint a r man to go to and another to go to Carson City to lobby tor uniform taw relative to the taxation of transient stock. I'nder suspension of the rules the house on February 27 passed three bill and memorials. It was necesary that several memorials be passed at once that they might be sent to congress before it adjourns. Charles It. Mabey's memorial asking for an annual expenditure of S2u,00u.-(i(on roads In states sparsely popu-Istemeand Parley P. t'hristeniu-morial that persons under the civil service should be retired and pensioned, were passed by the bouse In rapid fir order. The other measure provides for appointment of Justice of the peace In secondclass cities under 15.00U pny-slcian- s , population.' aenate was Adjournment of tb taken Frbruary 27 through passage of a resolution of respect to the memory of R. K. "Thomss, formerly a member of that body, and the resolution wss ordered spread on the minutes. Senator L B. Wight, chairman of the senate Judlrlsry committee, offered a motion Saturday that the senate adjourn until Tuesday In order to permit the commute? to catch up with their work, but the senstors from "a hundred miles from nowhere, as Senator Seegmlller expressed It., disagreed with Senator Wight and adjournment was taken until 10 a. m. Monday. long-termer- s MemWs of the house of all shade of political affiliation who are in favor of state w ide prohibit Inn, held tw o Cau cuses Saturday, at both of which wss mapped out a plan of procedure to be followed on lh floor of the houe In connection with the prohibition bill. . Five Mils were psased by the sen ate on February 2S, after the morning ion wblrb was taken np with the killing of the bill providing for the making rf public Improvements without letting contracts. (Inn bill permitting the district at torney to Incur necessary expenses In criminal proscu1lins wss passed as was another permitting district attorneys to appear In misdemeanor caws and preliminary hearings when he so desires. 8. R No. S by W. Mont Ferry, appropriating Ifl.te'O for the orphans' home, panned without a dissenting vote or without debate. Three bill xivin over regulation of building and loan associations In the to tb state bank commission were passed wit hout opposition In the The upper branch at the legislature. bliis had come from the honse. where tney were Introduced by the Judiciary ' ill ill ii vi mat, nla,,-..- . A bill to correct some Ihe drainage law and on he transfer of records of f defeats In authorizing the new of Iuchene from the offices v:-'- ' h - county were passed under rule in both the ,r.e bouse. ' the ' i; ! uss s REPORT GERMAN "CASCARETS" ACT DEFEAT 0 0 LIVER EL UTAH be Increased to Members and the if the House to Measure Beoomes Law. Twenty-nin- REIGN OF TERROR PASSED BY HOUSE S OF ANARCHISTS PLAN PROHIBITION BILL REAPPORTIONMENT LAXATIVE u r. Caltfemian Get Plum. md that the fed WasHfarWm. President Wilson bas eral government turn the Fort chesne military reservation over to appointed Osvar A. Trlppitt ITnited the state of Utah for a school for the gtatn dfctrtet Judge for the southern feeble minded or a slate reformatory, district af California, and as aay-o- r in the event thst the senate and of the mint at San Francisco, John j house adopt the memorial to congress W. Park. Iterknley. Oal. now In the upper brsnch. Mexican Educator Suicide. The general taxation Mil. prepared Guatemala C3ty. Ilneben Valentf, in the house and passed by that body who wss arsiftant secretary of dncv and now on the senate calendar, to g mills, with lion la Mexico during the regime ot crease the leies the idea of adding Vn''.0'' to the Vlctorlsao Huerta, committed suicide revrn;K r,f the Stat. It Is b!leevj here on Friday by throwing himself will pas .he measure. the en;"rom the alndow of a hotel. I I IImuphI will be Du-stat- e I j ! , - No DECLARE INVADERS ARE LOSING, WHILE GERMANS ASSERT THEY ARE ADVANCING. sick headache, biliousness, bad taste or constipation by morning. box. Get a Are you keeping your bowels, liver, and atomacb clean, pure and fresh with Cascareta, or merely forcing a passageway every few day with The Russians are claiming decided Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or auccesBea In their encounter with the Purgative Water? Let Stop having a bowel wash-day- . Germans, while from German sources comes the news that the Germans are Cascaiet thoroughly cleanse and regmaking substantial gains in their at- ulate the stomach, remove the sour and fermenting food and foul gases, tack upon the Russians. The highest importance is attached take the excess bila from the liver by the Russian mlltiary authorities to and carry out of the system all th the alleged German defeat at Przas-nysz- . constipated waste matter and poison It is asserted by the Russian In the bowels. A Cascaret staff officers that the Germans' hope will make you ot feel great by morning. of success during their operation They work the last fortnight along the northern while you sleep never gripe, sicken front was based upon tbelr confidence or cause any inconvenience, and cost In breaking the Russian line at Przas-nysz- . only 10 cents a box from your stora. This attempt by the Germans Millions of men and women take a to strengthen the position ot their left Cascaret now and then and never Coated wing, which was an important part of have Headache, Biliousness, their plan for a gigantic encompassing Tongue, Indlgistlon, Sour Stomach or movement extending from Augus-toswConstipation. Adv. to eastern Ualicla, Is said by the Only Fair. Russian leaders to have failed defi"Do I understand you to say," asked nitely. The Russian assert that the retire- the Judge, "that bi remark were ment of the German In the north i "No, Judge, your honor, I didn't say more precipitate and disorderly than any previous retreat in this theater of that, f said he Juat swore at me. I the war. They state that the Germans ain't a golu' to claim that be dona ot what be didn't do." St. James Gar have abandoned large number xet'.e. even and have and heavy light gun left behind slightly wounded soldier 1 CUTICURA SHAVING In an effort to execute a hasty retreat. This condition ot affairs, according to the Russian viewpoint, as- I Shaving for 8ensitlv sumes added significance from the Skin. Trial Free. fact that the German are said to have employed some of their best Prepare rator. Dip brush In hot troops in this fighting. There are water and rub It on Cutlcura Soap held many indications that the Germans In palm ot hand. Then make lather were entirely confident of success. on face and rub Id for a moment As to the situation in France, the with finger. Make aecond lathering report from German sources are that and shave. Rub bit of Cutlcura Ointthe attacks on their front have been ment over shaven part (and on scalp carried out by two French army corps If any dandruff or Itching) and wash and that the enemy everywhere bas all off with Cutlcura Soap and hot been repulsed. water, shampooing same time. On The allies claim that heavy losses soap for all shaving, shampooing, were Inflicted on the German in all bathing and toilet It' velvet for senof this fighting. French success to the sitive skins. No slimy mug. No germ. north ot Mesnll was reported by the No waste of time or money. Free when German French commander, ample each If you wish. Address counter attack on this front were re- postcard, "Cutlcura, Dept. XT, Bospelled and the 'French maintained all ton." Sold everywhere. Adv. their gain of the previous days. It' all right to carry other people' Whether the German will be able to profit, by the temporary cessation burden, provided they don't put on of hoatilitle to reform their defensive more airs than they can carry. Is problematical. The country already Is a sea of mud, and the same condiPeople boast of their ancestor only tions that prevent the French from after the world baa forgetten tbelr continuing their offensive. It Is be- record. lieved, also will block any German Haw Health?, Sirosg, Itaoatlfat KfM plana for reconstruction with a view Orulmta ao4 foymrtaoa nurd Murtna ft to adequate preparation to withstand a a aitr wany years before It waa- laoftVrea ami renewed assault when the weather Uunmuie Kim Mcdirtoa. Murlna Our PkyateJaaa ana araaraouwa hf conditions shall permit. b? thvm aa Reliable Relief tar BTeatbal Mwa Farther to the east. In the Meuse Can. Tr li laax yovr R;aa ana In Baby's Era SoSnsnliif-JKtCaafurt. Bnr Marin valley and in the Vosges, operations of voar airet m Mubatltnt. nit if of some importance continue. At If lr-l- d writ far Hoo of tbl R Free. the French claim to UIHIME Kl KEIU( 1X, tUItaUO a block-bous- e have taken mere ground; How much easier to make mistake bas been captured in the La than to unscramble them. Pretre woods; a German nlgbt attack on Sulzern, In the mountains to the One' good opinion of one' elf west of Munster, has been repelled should 'be maintained In silence. and and a number of prisoner taken, the gains made at Hartmannswclr Kopf maintained Sea of Mud In France Prevents Extensive Operations, Botn Sides Claiming th Advantage In Desperate Struggle. o te d Uric Acid in Your Food Student Demand Investigation. Salt Lake City. Protesting against the dismissal of tour popular university Instructor and the deposing of the head of the English department of the university, more than four hun dred student of the University of Utah l.ava signed resolution asking the board of regents of the stale university to make a thorough investigation of the causes for the dismissal of the members of the faculty. First Relief Ship Arrives Last. New York The first uhlp sent from for the this country wiih supplies Belgians bas been the last to reach ber destination, according to made Tuesday by the commission for relief in Iselgium. The I vesm-tbs Nordhar, which sailed from Portland. Ore, leeptemlx-- r 11, 19H, and reached Falmouth. Kngland, Tuesday. Help Utah Road. Eveo dogs can eat too much meat Certainty, many peopbs "dig their graves with their teeth" Few get enough ercie to justify a meat diet, lor meat bring uric acid Tb kidneys trv hard to get rid of that poison, but often a backache, or Boo other slight symtitora will show that th kidoevt oeed help. The time fried remedy, tbea, is LKua's Kidney Pills. An Idaho SIS IIP rw Cat DWs at a4 that ! Wat4 Ii ita ha4 tintil Mvt r- ef aMttff bra 4 Itrf. a ic. rr-- Imdi 11! trim nil T i irana an A -- rnr Rii. Ut ft. L" r. go DOAN'S VLV. Th senate. In considering the Indian bill, retained the Utah items and Increased from ll.o'tfl Murdock Leads Progressives. Victor New York Representative Murdock of Kansas has lcen chosen chairman of the national commiPee of the Progressive party, the committee announced Saturday night In a statement Issued to the press. Ju3 F. -a I Washinguo to IS.OiVi the appropriation for a proportional share of the instruction rf an Interstate wagon road through the Kaibab Indian reservation. -J Case Fraa k .. WM.r, Mala "I hi 4 Mi laba. rul pln In my a a til left Nak 4 hu4 I ran b.n 4llilrt I ar ail 4m-"f f4liy the frmtn ril eo h4 roSTtMUMMVM CO, ftUFFALO. BLACK lOS.tt H. T. SURflT fttVtHTfB IMH rH t1 ar M hw if iVaw. - tj- Wawilajr W I I Vr" Va fa- - rwi ". . t cr-- otr - r't-- i wmmim f ar". jT f THI tUTTIS LASOSATOSV, .lriig 4 -- i w arK, Old Running bae Old or If yon l. imnmi - f.. v t e..n ii a e.ii. m rt fcMl i -. , it -- m-- i tat-fa- r Sores Ronoing Sores of any Victory. kind try OLEVO SALVE. OUr Salr Grrn has cored where doctors and WashinRlonIHspaUhes to the ae failed I'ric bf mail 75operation agency here from Vera Cru cents ar. For further information addrets announced that the garrison at Mexico City repulsed att?cks from three Olev 217 Slcier Ave., ftewpn. It. different points by Zapata and Oon-taJGarza forces PRLVLNIIOV 1aw ear. TaXt'a Pm M tofrea la fh Germans sink Two Vessel. ar aa aaty ttaaiy r. fcat win prvM in SICK ltfAD.tJlf, Copenhsgea Reports rcceied tteriin from Omception, fonth Amef. German auTiary lea. say that th has rruiser Prince Kite! Friery-rlcfunk the Kri!ih saK'.nr v "! K:ls, m end lh sai itg Jral. Claim far-rsnr.- a e Fr-nf- cri Tnti's Pill S |