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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-02

Cs the 18th Miss Mary S. Aulters, of
prussic acid a couple of weeks ago, tried
it again with pistol, inficting a mortal
wound.
OK the 25th Carl Kessler and Albert
Kellogg, two newsboys at Lafayette,
Ind, fought, and the former stabbed the
latter four times. 1t was thought that
Kellogg would die.
A GERMAN janitor in New York named
julius Halweg, committed suicide in a
most elaborate fashion, on the 18th.
A NEW MEXICAN millionaire, named
Juan G. Bucka, was drugged and robbed,
it is said, of $4,000 at the Latonia race
track, near Cincinnati, o., by pair of
confidence operators.
| On the 27th William McDerbig, aged
| twenty-one, employed in the Geographical
Department of the United States Navy in
New York, was drowned in Harlem River.
On the 9th Mrs. Pauline Grimm, a hotel
| proprietress in indianapolis, committed
suicide.
| On the 9th passenger steamer capsized
on the Volga, and twenty persons were
drowned.
| On the 9th Bill Bell, negro desperate
! of the Indian Territory, was captured. lie
killed an Indian, however, before he was
secured.
NEAR York, Pa, on the night of the Goth,
Mrs. Adam J. Miller was mortally wound
ed, and an eccentric brother-in-law is
thought to be the one who did the deed.
NEW YORK has appropriated two million
dollars for the erection of armories for the
| National Guard.
| In Marisle. Asia Minor, fire on the 2Sth,
destroyed four hundred houses, four no.
tells, three mosques, and the municipal
palace.
POLICEMAN MCLAUGHLIN who was shot
at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the Goth, by a
hootllum, died. The excitement against
the murderer is intense.
On the 2Sth passenger train on the Bed
ford Narrow-Gauge Road went through a
bridge at Bloomfield, Ind, into the river,
the engineer being killed and number of
| persons seriously injured.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-02
A LEPROUS SHOW.
Or. O'DonnelI, of SAN Francisco, CAL, FIX.
hibiting n Pair of Lepers III Order to EN-
phasize California's Antagonism to Chi
nese Immigration.
CHICAGO. ILL, July 2S.

phasize California's Antagonisn to Chi
nese Immigration.
CHICAGO, ILL, July 2S
DIR. c. c. O'Donnell, of San Francisco,
who is here on his way East on an
anti-CAinese mission, is accompanied by
two Chinese lepers, whom he proposes
to exhibit as an illustration of the hor'
rors of leprosy and the dangers menacing
the people from association with race
which the doctor claims has imported the
disease. He promises to bring the lepers
out of the cattle car in which they came
from San Francisco, and where they are
still Gagged, and hold them up to pubic
gaze. The doctor is an ardent advocate
of the prevention of Chinese immigration,
and warns the country that it is counting
a fearful death for its people in permit
ting u leprous race to remain among
them. The Doctor said:
sit seems like curious way OF propa-
eating information to thus make an exhi-
biliou of iepers, but we people in Cali
fornia are In earnest about this thing,
and will leave no means untried until we
wakeu the people of the East to the true
sense of the horrible peril which threat
ems US in the presence OF the Chinese.
There are to-day 1000 lepers in San Fran
cisco, and the disease is rapidly spread
ing. 1t attacks all ages and all national.
tiles; no one is safe fromit. The spread
oil the disease has always followed Chi
nese immigration and we feel that we
must either fight it now or else have 1t
devastate our lair country, and California
is too fair Il country to give up without
struggle"
"W has remedy do you propose?"
''The utter extinction OF all Chinese
Immigration by the passage OF strict laws.
The present one is imperative, as it al.
lows merchants and students to land,
ard eight thousand merchants and
students have landed in San Francisco in
the last month"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-08-02
OH MOSES !

What n Former Governor ot Snuth Caro- .
lima Has Come td--A Swiudlcr aud Com
fid.nce Man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

n. n. as.,,~~.s os IN. s,n,s.

re tAs Osut1enen of ths AtNts.
Gentlemen VINO prefer tre'r apparel made
TO order In correct and elegant style, can
not do better than 10 pstronixs tbs r.
no vned establishment OF DouSN Bros.
Who usnsAo<s the largeA exclusive
merchant tailoring business IN
The State Of Texas. To convince
yourss1vss Of this important fact you
have Only b, visit their house whtre You
will Ind . magnificent and complete st ok
OF cloths, suitable Tor spring and summer
wear, embracing all the novelties Of the
season pnd comprised OF the finest fabrics
produced by ths looms Of this country or
OF Europe, and calculated u VI saao every
variety OF taat'. CtIsrs OF Dallas are Ia
mliar, ana have been for years, with the
preceding truths In regard IA their ability
TOR doing il'sl-ols.s work, tut IN many
residents OF reighboring oi,irs and towns
this iuiormstion may be tleaosnt surprise
and induce them 10 SUPPLY ia ir wants
where their wishes can be felly sunserved.
When visiting Dallas cell upnn Douglas
Bro, leave your measure aud comp@ sat
isfnction will he guaranteed to You. Your
prospects I = obt hiping \ perfect ~ Will be
greatly enhanced thereby. and you will not
have to mourn over hopnless misbts be
queathsd 10 you bv the travelling thinkers,
VINO 20 often represent themselves to he
what they or not. Remember tue famous
address. DoroLas RRos.
705 Main stxeet. Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

That IN some families the evil propensity
Ia IRE &c no ono can dou-t. Avarce Somt
times shows itself in grandfather and lntS'r
and sou asd on and en- One OF the wealth
est fsrailies OF New York, their estate mp
amoDg the millions long ago, was founded
by a man who rr,ursed paper OF tscks to
the store because they were 2 cents too
hi h, and t IL grip pnd goT G oDd grind in
tnsir fourth generation, auu IL will be grip
and rouec asd eri I'd ia the twentieth gen.
Grafton There are finjlies where the fire
OF Thirst for inioxiclut, has burned down
through the arteries Of 150years. Pugnaci-
ty or amgtiv-ness are the characteristics OF
Other kindred. If there has been moral
kink la the ancestral limo IL has beeu re-
porfed ~ you, and you had better be alert
for inv aston from that quarter. IL the frau
" h ~ teen svsrice, cui tivate unselfishness
and ohssity 1.-THE frailty has been ipebri
acy, touch not 30 much ~ q brandy peach
or n aicohsi Fed pie. II the family ffailty
be- con bat1v snevs keep out OF the con pany
Of Suicr- tempered people aud receive that
Won will not answer AN impertineut ques.
tion until you have counted sn hundred
ferws-d snd bacK ward, and after writing a
shsrp otter carry IL u week and then threw
u int~ tho Ere. n you have inHSse tinfid-
ity, suArvMe back bone aud put Yourself on
. diet OF biegrsphy Of brave men like Jsshus
and Pal, md see II you can not get lisds
iron ipte your blood. IL the 'umly ter
dsssy be evi set body, mind and SOD! 10
ssstie stray ngnnot that tendency. i Eui i
mAao.
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DIR. sCHENCK's
MANDRAKE PILLS

Do not produce sickness Mt the stomach, nausea
or gri ring On the conlrar,, they are ~ IN
and asIerakl e Ia their action that q person ssh
erpg Nth sick head che, sour stomach, or
pain ia Inc bowelA Ia spc Oily relieved OF theso
dis,rc sing symptoms. rssy act directly on
tho ii er the organ which. when In healthy
copdidop. psriaes the bod for TIE whole
body.
They are perfect preparation Of that great
snl ell.knowa remedy, Mandrake or Pslephyl
ia. a remedy thst has displaced the use 81 n.r-
cury, as we'll IS many s.her soisopo. . drus'' In
Professor john King Of the College OF nedi.
Gina OF Cincinnsh. say. Ia Csnsipsti1n !!
70 subseq ne at 5cssti yeasss. In Chnnis LivW
Complain, there 10 not u. SSsM NJ, IN
ins vastly more useul than uercudal
agents, arssslnE ths liver W healthy action, In.
ere ssInR the now Of bile, and keeping up these
actions longer than any otbsr agent With which
We are acquainted" (See the American Ditpen'
In all cases ~ Liver Complaint Dyspepsia,
wn n there 10 greet weakness " dssils'. Or.
Schcnsk's senweed Tome shsuld be ased In
sopnec,ion with these ''llls,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Two ,oung men Of thi. city one promi.
nent attorney the other oskeeper Tor one
OF our Leading wholesale firms, have been
paving their VOWS t . the game Young lady
VINO resides In the Cedafs. The book
keeper, finding his ledger did not balance
with The young lady, he at once accused
Tho 'awyer OF rendering false accounts.
The Limo Of the law took unibrage at the
accusation and challenged the bookkseper
10 fieht IA duel, designating tho time and
place. The book keeper accepted, with the
privilege Of, choosing weapons, The time
arrived and they met on the battlefield
The bookkeeper chose u shot gun and the
lawyer chose TO have his photograph taken
by Webster, FOL Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Pssxe aonsiir aEf N lsass tor hes ~
Solc-A -NQiFson ~ 30 - p~ 49,
me car T-s hsn Ms-siy ~ PssN, -
qf,sr shs lsavps ~ - - Isr1e -
tse 3. 1fs sss vac 5S,e0, -, - -
vhtch vss se0ss~et " BE 1nee =
oav4ne ro>-a, vftss t<r - . -
90 pegsx Wee1 q ~ essSn.RS t.
bsxs - psea asasNspa = 49, t.
ONT slss ~ vhsuA 3 $500 - e%
8wsd - sss~ve - Ee1WSt - -
Or -. ss.ss sesS 81 Is ,s<~s " s~yns
end <ssde. ~ psss;s ne = iss4sr
hsposswe. swe~sss n rvAo rptoitsn
q hea ARE, srs-s ~ S-eR,1a- ~ pant.
be WI <1tk o~0nl zss sct sysk - ssros
VDrA 81 Ne &issbt vveA. Ties 1rfsk-
6ry . ii issf sssSk<h tsass sse Hv&e
Gneed;ssr. esq fatse S-psis Tive .,as
- esi~ thivfe fegesp. Ne h&on&
os q hive brssc1e vA . rrv-sSt y
D,le sst psss s<sei son e9sb.ss I'D
Dra.sk nssc-.. Arss14s nfrsU 81
saves gle . ~'oaevs \, ss 1ass dsese ies4
9 elis.sn G rrseeee>. - pissh sssp
Assrs SUD ,fls psaboo Tn- h.eCrf lsn -
SAfre r,r fss--srH 81 rrShd esls elsss. ne
WivssA r,1ra n P-sti n brsstsul ~ yeak
srSin. slass iots axilrs. rtxk oeh rflevv,
an oll rid plush syrend, ~ 10 ksne0ne'
Tn ~ ATsssne sab-e4lg3ss. na0 -
Voo1v.k 10 isiaid Vim Deasl. ~
"A. N - tie ssse Zee hoG1re ~ os0lA.
- 49, sss. sbAsaank, 911ts nseAs'
tngh \ peofussly soss1. snd oeavo1t09l
S1u0fef - eel. Tue CO - ne sese~ =
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M..,,c,., Mo,Lcr.,, Mo,hcra,,,

Are you DISTURBED at night and broken ..
your rest by n sick child suffering and cry
ing with the cxcruciating pain Of cutting
tes,br II 80, go Mt osce and get bottle "
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. IL will
relieve the poor little sufferer immediately
depend upon II, there Is no mistake about
II. There is not "A mother ON earth who has
ever used II, who will not tel yon mt once
that It sill regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to
the child. operating ike magic. It's per
fectly safe 80 use In all cases, and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription OF one
Of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in tiIe United States. Sold
every where. IS cents "a bottle.
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rrnm a nns,nn Ed,inr,

Merit wa win. 10 We thought as gen.
lehman WAS telling of Sis wonderful! cure of
Il cough ana cid with Humphreys Hon
eOpathic Specific No. 7. He affirmed that
tor cnus chs rnd colds OF y stusborn char
scter IL could not he cxcollyd. IL nllsyed
the tickling IA he tbrost and distressing
cough, and relieved the h0arseness whec
his friends had become alarmed lest pneu-
monia wa. setting In. IL, commenced win
Specific M. 7, taking SIX pellet, every two
hours; cough soon became milder; hoarsc-
ness pas, oil Strength and appetite i'm
proved, amt in S iew days lie was as reh'as
ever
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

psnlrlss, Gttsd with snvsr. china ana spirii
lamps. There 10 . lsvstory ~ each end o
ths say, with hos ami e,ld bsths. A BAN
boo wiehsrvort, The dsp,h VI . transons,
vsntilstss the oar. There 10 Q hsseines az
psgatus, cleo 3 cooling apparatus, . eolc at
che bss tor Ice, which provides cool cir Tor
bhs car upon summers ho'tsst days The
other Of n AIMS cars, the boudoir, are ~
provided With this birsdng. To tbs apIi'
ous would say Mr.. Nicolini 10 hand vomely
disposed Of In his corner, comfortably near
tho pantry.
A New Orleans exchange OF the Ssh inst.
says for tbs post two weeks there aas bsen
considers hle gossip going on arougi the
railroad officre aud among experienced rail-
read men relative IN the Dosst OF the Louis
vile i Nashville officials. 81 the effect that
they intended 10 run = special train, called
the ducsl train, from their DEPOT ID CiDcin-
natl 10 New Orleans in twenty.eight hours
"A distance OF 62i miles. This was laughed
at by all who heard IL, and many had no
hesitancy Ia openly asserting that
Il was ell ionllshness, Tor ths reason that,
While IL Was not impqssible, that 10
would no, be done for many . y.ar to
come.
The officials o. tho company at this point
paid but little attention - what was said,
all along Offering TO bet money tba. the
usi, would arrive In not more than fifteen
minutes over the proposed time. On the
other hand II was argued that II in the
event the train made the trip In twenty-
nins hours II would I've the quickest time on
record. Al IL o'clock yesterday . larg.
"oncourte OF people atsem BLEED at tho depot
OF the Louisville n Nashville. on Canal
street 10 see the so-called fast train
arrive on time. Among those at
tho depot were number OF rail-
rosd men, all ready to give the officials
OF the road the lsugh. II the train car did
not reach OH time. They weren't made to
wait long. for ut lis p. m tae ducs' car
8 canned into IN. depos amid tho cheers OF
tne VAT multitude Of people who bad
assembled to do tho Cincinnati guests
horor. Upon the arrival Of the Tain the
writer learned from one OF the PASSENGERS
that the car backed out III tho deoot NJ Gin
cinnsti on Saturday morning nj sOo oclock
and that the actual time consumed In run
ming was tweLt ~. eieht hours aud ten min-
utes, not counting the time which was Lost,
and which is as iOlowF:
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" NNhEEt@~st
DsirlLutips AVsnt, Mammal, r'ass

A Quick Recovery.
IL give "a great ritaturs - Tsa'e thtt
tho HsccskEs wAr vss r-for
bsiog O. - Vs!r. Of desu
srnrn AZ s,rsek a pbsunonis Ia
40 irsly rsssvUsd BY ts' sss o. D.. ~i'li.Io
n sli's Del - Al TO- the lsnss. Naturally y,
f.s [, n. tsisl fer ,ts ksnssts derived irsrs
ssira ts. r-s.dy. for Ihs lsar, aad .brrst
I'D In giving tuhl aity TO this s.assfas c'
o.. are sstaatsd W rsat We Of plhlH bong
Ncics, trus,tsg bit otsere nsy - sg1c
apsd In slmii YisH' pr. o sac tv ]
4 .regi Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-29

Bnt fsv articles nave reached such
world vide reputstion as Apgos,ura Bit
tiers. For over ty years they have bet n
the acknowie ged standard regul .tors OF
the igselive organs Their success has ir-
cited N limitations. Be sure Won get the
renuine article, manufactured oriy by DR..
]. q. B. Siegert G Sons.
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o,>xsrs l>v>Ai.< ys.,s.

Qu.Aksm Invading ys.s.
Asisk N al srs sss hereby vAsesd tAa' TIE
oAshw Brick nS6nssA which
srisAs - ~, nsaiSs ana lshss - - the
irasks, a. SD sqHsn bris&. aHd Ssst n,
ssy ssA0 mad - bss stas to state oil
,arSrstsn q vssk tsss seallsrRss seopeti'
Nsn. I Srsng NON - GMnsa. - 80 ctr-
lad, u ~ shss ossiAS srsieht, MES tsdI
prfeo 10 oao- iAirS leo than nry otbar o.
IA sApss,y. eest fer etRiptivs srcs.
/ n. and nsAs Sts. t,xss srickaakafs and
otasoa say Il sAsm.
oNlsH ". RsyreIBs,
DairIkltipl Assnt. NsErnsl, I,1aa
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Imported Goods.
Tho Elm Street NxchanRe saloon, Elm

The Elm Street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is the only saloon in the city which
imports its own wines and liquors. They
import in aud out Of bond Hungarian and
other wines, and therefore can give their
regu lar patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the south west imports direct 80 much as this
house Their cigars, lunch, liquors and at
tenticn given 70 the public cannot be en-
celled in tie United States. DONE forget
10 GET your lunch and liquors at the Elm
Street Exch ange, whore you will always
find the sffable Jake Menczer and. assist
anita.
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srss psps, ussss t.essa 80 - y b
sfsRed froa ~ v>ss AL tnpersd IN
steisal ess Pss.1 ss esss = y - .ss
buy. oaia N - s>sts 5000 - bosb q
Fssi6oRy's.
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Ttsss vsiia iss s,Baess- ssr eyer
mag sssta. - - VI atet he w. pre-
foss., 81 Cisrans- /. -fsesn NJ psrsy
tt<<lf
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rae BSg~rs may be Ssul,ies

The TSg~rs may be gsultiess.
"a, sons rex "a 81 sea o.. - .ei g
he Tea ara sss1sotss 100 ottfr tr,s q -
OF ss.u.y 70 4 sss., ~ sae. sat airss. II
.hs .cNs are 10, ssrs otss +essTt" YES 30
.. q vill RACES ssir Wi NV. AID ssSsi q.
rhs ssslssAns ssss ;,tity sszSt sore.
sysr. rsrs are Ne br~sss avc-i sas so
.. ustortos Q essas sSSSi 49, " . f
s~Vss as4 . yss~ssi hsss D. ne ~ a.
. rsss 10 Wis.,.
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Something that viii quiet the nerves
give strength to the body, induce refresh.
ing steep, improve the gu ,lity Of the blood,
and purify and brighsea tho complexion,
is what MANY pernon, would be vpry glad
to obtain. Carter's Iron Pills are made for
exactly this clay of troubles, End are 70
markabiy successful in accomplishing the
ends desired. "a named above. They are
useful for both mep and women. Sold by
DRUGGISTS. Price. so cents box. Bee ad-
vertisement.
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$500 es Dsse~tk 70 ~,Rese4r
ses ,s~sss' zee ys>t NV ~ ysas~ b q
svs s~s ~ 4 10
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TINE LOST Al

Toe trip was 40 delightful aud pleasant
AZ coTli he, ard had We not stopped, lns-
ing some MINUTES on our own accoust anu
~ our request, We would have made the
trip N less thau twenty eight hours. The
train he'd Oh board u large NUN ser OF per
sits who lefr Ciucinnstl with the undei-
sanding tlst they were to be Landed in
New Orleans before 2 O'Clock Sunday a.
tsrnoon and 50 thew were. This is the
iastrrt time ever made between Cincinnati
and New Orleans, II not the fastest time,
Tor the distance, ever made IN tho history
of fast time in this country. Considerable
money ohsnged hands in Cincinnati last
night, where number of bets were made.
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TT Is SENT FREE
Pest Paid. W. Al Applicant,

resi- Tefus ~ Al APpsscs"es'
Aalrcs. d.. J schepok 4 ssa p, o Boz
2ss, Philadelphia. Pa
60 and s.o me peops whs wr'so The following
letters. IL possible.
A GcntIemaa Weii-knswa In Zanesviile,
Dresden and Cssessss, writes Es" Pc
kin, Illinois.
Dr. J II soheuck:
Dear sir-In the winter of 1877 wss told by
three prominent doct'rs that my wife had C'n.
sumpuoS, nsd tnat she could Hos I've uni
spring. SON alto this fre,d. who Yves Ia
Dayton, OHIO, recon- iscnded your med icinoA "
her bu. having been told thatshe was lncura
bic. we had no faith N them. Her Mend d.
nally kr ugtt her bottle OF your Pulmonic
syrup, aud insisted on her giving Is n isdt trial
She lid ", and thank Cos, by ~ usa het life
was saved shei- nov sndtely well
| am vsll-knawn re,swell - In L'nesvll e,
Dresden ana COhoc,on and would nj you "
u, druggists and Others In .hrno towns who
NJ remember ny wlic'i case,sa avery bad one.
have reoonme ID Il your nsdtcircs tOa great
many. nri have ucVe' kn3wn them TO fall In
maxi ~ curcs where they hAvs been CIV IA fair
trial. / am induced To send You this By The
thought tnat II vii. b. OF such great ne y sui
tg mug sun nifty. W Witt,
Nov 81, 1872
Another Case or Consumption Cured az
IaPorto, Ind.
nr schanck
AbNli w. " Ft"t' hHp WIN uhUS'lhaf ~
WI ii Lug Fever had sio,s tronnio Ia breath.
ne. every breath dew caused me ntlb.
l. al three doctors ,reauns M, bui krH" worse
al the ,ip.r. was u, thai u o o,nn,c'sd with
Che Lake shors II X. Go. Oc Of my fellow
clerks iouuced me 10 gst some OF your medi.
eiacs sayisg that he had ,sed them himself
IN cunre success. | sent for some VI your
Pulmonic syrup, Seawced Tome and han-
drake Pills. | used them according Ia tsc
directions aud ~ Short lice noticed n marked
mprove ment In my heal b, which KEPT mp -
condau d using ~ ur nedicisea AIR tskius
| several bottles each Of ihs PulIAonic syrup and
Seswecd Tonic got entirely over my srtscss
Since tina, timo have recnn nsnaed your mod
iuiiies 10 man, other psJpls living ia La Porte
who used the IA with great succcsA
4. w. NEBhi,THAU,
EI-Tiu,tse Of La Forte county.
Ia Forte. IND January vi, 1851.
consu,uu,ion t,urcd.-Read this Latte,
800 -. ,sYp-... I.,;,
from NJ. i-ch' Vi %" '""'"""'
| Dr. SchescA: ,....-
| In tue year Ioii was snu.,,hs WIN to ON IN
uos, ana han so.sin 70 ~" 'nN mn NO nops
| e'cvf g.h,s "eH Ars'n r1h wi ecu sI
~ put N end TO ny suitenags Lhefe wac On,
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Social Problems
n HHN sDRaH. AUTHOR 90 "rRsd AVN
ANH rrYRhfY.n

NJ HHN sxoRaB. AUTHoR CO "rRfu aH1
ARR rpvRhTy."
Tbcre can he ~ SouDs ssat We aro eet@'-
iag q Nsn vary inisofart era oi our oouc-
t<y's higsery. I've area, social qussuons
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