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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17


knew about that was what occurred in
London some leW years ago. The
MAYOR was ;" punt IN MS answers
mat part Of his testimony Is quite IN
printable.
NJ Moss said that he was surprised
that the mayor should discuss things
~ mat way ana the mayor retorted
lhdl All. MOSS WdS m"roLd about Nice.
Answering a question. the mayor said
he nag never seen any signs M pool
room III me tllN. tie knew James
Mahohe| ana had seen him several
times lately.
Have You eyer heard that your
friend Mahoney l+ the chief ot the
greatest pool room syndicate in this
tit} asked Mt. Moss
II knew n" made books on the race
tracks, replied the mayor.
did you Know hc WdS running
rooms and receiving bets in those
rooms i'm this aity2"
NO"
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
PATENTS FOR MAINE INVENTORS.

Washington, May 16.-Patents have
been granted Edward Cornforth Of
ThOrndike. for a milk pail holder.
George \. Holland, Hampden. for Jul
tvator; Frank w. Smith of Portland,
for sterlizing retort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

| days fine against him for some trih-
ing fault. Mr. Moss said he was bring
| ing these facts out so that McCuI-
lagh's record could be contrasted with
! Deverys. McCullagh confirmed the
testimony of the mayor and said that
after he had told the mayor that he
| could not state the politics Of the
higher officers In the department h.
told the mayor that neither Platt nor
QuigS nor Commissioner Hamilton had
anything to do with the transfer of {.
police captain
McCullagh testified that Senator
Timothy y. Sullivan had asked him to
transfer Capt, Hcrlihy and he had told
Sullivan that he would not transfer the
captain. The witness said Mr. Sexton
had come to him and asked that Po-
llcemdn Mcdonnell BE- transferred ana
said that n thought Mcconnell was
doing crooked work" McCullagh
said he asked Inspector Brookes about
it and E;rookes said that il Mcconnell
was transferred ii would be for doing
his duty. About 10 days later. Mr..
Sexton cam" to him ana ordered him
to transfer Mcconnell He then found
the policeman was i'll. He had point
blank refused to obey Mr.. Sections or
ders. After that a resolution WAS
passed by the board transferring Nc
Council to jamaica. which location
VAS subsequently, changed to the sec
ond precinct McCullagh said he had
had conversation with President
York about retiring ana that M York
had said to him: ITS All mons rye
about your retiring. had 4 couver8a-
ton with Mir Croker before IT. went to
Europe and he told me Just stand fast
IA YOU are. the department is going
along all ght.' 30
After MI York had voted for his re-
tircmcnt McCullagh said ne came to
him and said: II may ms well be frank
with you. chief. ii ~ politics"
Mc,'ullagh said his VIII. was very
slcl. ana Mr.. Moss said u. would re-
Heve him until further uot.c.
IN answer ID Dr O' sullivan. who ap-
pears for the city departments Nc
Culiagh said M did give pledges to
commissioner PARK r u the Ola police
board.
Parker" suId McCui.AEh Wrote oJ
a res. Enaiinu and cudcIyored tu yet nae
to ~ .u,u u corrupt scheme w.th him ,i
hold up The department as be- had held it /
up fur i've years auJ ;hr,r months. Ii
never would have i".I ths aoou. NJ |
Parker. bu, you br,uEAt A. ru. Me /
q sullivan. ana ID wrote y himself ANA I /
wan. tp say I'M ynu thA: Mr. Parker waS
unt N.Y. th- Towel w.tA m,. irr h.rE W4- .
not IN good ia.rH. and I took g-uIcm.fI .
Into Iny .uHNdegce. "a man ltE" Yourself .
whose word could uyt bg doubted "a imam /,
b.. good standing. ana Z -pid p I'm exactly (
fA ms t
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Mr.. Moss subjected Tho witness to .
long series "f questions regarding the r"-
movaI Of eN-Chict McCu..hSA. For some
time Mr- sexton declined - sIve h.s red.
S'h i'F EolHls against Mc' u!lAsh' bu'
''""'.H S"1"' wei De'eFS was my friend
NTH N'u'ou v Hdhc Iill SH4o3 NJ p'4-ct
anu lI,''tu Nc' u'I8S'
N'''. ""S N'oSt9 HHtS--ohed Al
I'D whether u" Ead moi requested chief
-N'' d,''.h III transfer policeman
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,....'.. ..,. ~. AS ~ d"l .esSuTt DEouEA-
'''''1" TT l'ih
,'', u IA Siid ne was not personally
iii .tlt existence ut pool rooms,
"""e"- mink every one Il
". N!!' l1't thlj gambling exists
~ ~" l'Ih. III Is no, within the Dos
,.,f... ,... ...N.,-'' /. HI II 'h'' IF any
II,
+..,, tu 'Lat AIT. sex
\-,cnra.,, ' ,r,rle 4. I" i lo.lcehah
80 -; - ans req rom the city
h...,,...1 ,t.i,-.,I. 7@lu lhe Ie"li"h
W. u''"Sh ana sexton pfeNl-
l'' '',Iei reno! IT. hal h"-
.,,..,. ~. Il strained ne AinS-H
''-'"iS III iis "lth N" .o4lnaf
,,,,
A.. ~ vas GOOD oi1iceE. said
T. ""1 'HeIe i another tAlaE
IA " H"i.ye department besides
7''N ''I' SIKH neIe Is the cdstcnc"
l'-'''H"'y Oh action ana confidence
IA" / N'iiH.lS bodlvs II you
~ "'IhS ABOUT the proper
49, ~, uiIdSh relation with the
o''-' ""diu was Surh that l voted for
ms removal believing that to be in
Hits ptst interests of the service.
MI "rk admitted that he did not
'il'iN 'ilt democratic organization had
any Y'JCytI'H 10 MT McCullaGhs re-
.'"N'l' At. ok SAID ne was perfect
H",lNutu win Chlef DeVery. He
'""uShi ne was the best man the board
S'uI4 nave gotten.
Matthew Mcdonnell. a policeman. re-
tired for disability. was then called
He Said he was retired. last Octoba,
because he could not prevent it, The
surgeon had examined him ana prn-
nouuced him unfit for duty. NcCon-
nell testified that while on Insp.otor
Brokes' staff he was sent to inves+i-
gate pool room at No. "a West 29th
street. Inspector BrOokeS told him
that Chiet McCullagh had informed
MN that there was a pool room run
hlng there in full blast and that Frank
ARIEL owned it.
went there, said Mcconnell. and
saw FRANK Farrell himself. He said
what is the matter. | said the in
Spector mas been informed by the chief
u ponce that you are running pool
oo'ii HIT diiu II Sdiu that Is right,
'idI VI H.
NtH' II says you know VINO Is
F.! uiliiIhs lhls uoh you? 1T ism me, 1t
is the big fellow. Tim Sullivan
sad: don't know anything about
that. but you had better close it, SO
ne pulled some money out of his pocket
ana he wanted to fix it with me. |
walked cut ana reported to Inspector
proxies that FRANK Farrell was run
HitS poor room.
mcdonnell testified that Farrell said
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

ppehcd fractionally higher and aftau
orlei period Of hesitation deveIonad
crtdsea strength There was no cY.i. n
.nent IN the morning deals and b,isinaae-
was only on moderate scale hu1t 80
tohts was very firm. London's total I'll .ae
aaacllohs' today. were scarcely over M tso
shares' with sales slightly In excess So 4,
purchases "seSs Oh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
BASE BALL.
Rev Eng land League Gar es.
AT PORTLAND.

Callahan was very wild, while Mcl.oul
kept the hits well scattered and Portland
won its sixth consecutive victory. The
game was close throughout. and in the
first half Of the ninth the visitors tied
the score. For Portland two men We're
given down on balls advanced by Sulli-
van, and COnroy drove in the winning
run by a ground hit TO Ulrich. The at
tendance was the best it has been since
the season Opencd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
New York Cotton Market.

New 1Ork, May 10
Cotton futures closed steady. May, So.
June, 5.N: July. So; August. $50; Septem-
her. 5.S5; October. 5SS; November. $50:
December 5.aj: January. 5.9I; February
500; March 60i: April. 6.07.
Cotton spot closed steady; middling up
lands. 3-l6: do. gulf, ZIG Sales, 50j
bales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. May 16.-The following
pension changes in Maine are an
nounced:
Increase. Frank b. Thayer. Soldiers
Home, Kennebec. SIS to IS. Restoration.
Adoniram J. Mckinney. Enfield, Sc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
Capital lettings.

Mr.. John Addison Porter. secretary
to the President, has returned from
Atlantic City greatly improved in
health. He expects to resume his du-
ties at the executive mansion in a day
or two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
CLOVER-Contract. sG.1Oa6, y.
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago May 16.-Sensational claims OF
damage from Hcssian flies caused an adj
vance Of 9sc. a bushel in wheat Corn
! closed with gain Of 1i42s, and oats r.
Pork declined ~, and lard and ribs 21a
nnrh
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WEAKNESS
K

the time headache and such tired feeling. now nave
taken of Compound and have also used the
Sanative Wash and feel like say never
had anything help much have better health than
ever had my life sleep well at night. and work all
dav without feeling tired give Lydia E. Pnkhans Vege
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
MAINE POSTAL CHANGES.

Washington. May ia post Office
has been established at Alder. Frank
lin county. and John Smith has been
appointed postmaster.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

Mrs. Pinkham. land | want to
thank you for my complete re-
covery. Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege-
table Compound is a wonderful
medicine for women.
Il had severe female complaints
causing terrible backache and ner-
,,o,,s nrnstration. was dizzy most of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
! AcKACHE is a symptom.

II ACKACHE a symptom. II.
* Something makes the backache and that something
REQUIRES attention perma-
nently stopped suffered for with long list OF
.rhIae writes MRS c. KLENK of Wells Mimi BOX I5 70
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
AT TAUNTON.

The local team defeated Newport by 4
score of II to &. The visitors pitcher was
bases on balls The feature Of the game
was a star catch by Quinlan, who cap
iured q hoL liner from Burril's bat
Drinkwatcr pitched an excellent game for
~ Ipr1p f.lIIh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
Is Ny Blood Pure?

This is question of vast Importance
to all who wish to be well. If your
blood is impure you cannot expect good
health, unless you begin taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla at once. This great medi-
cine makes the blood pure and puts
the system in good health, cures spring
humors and that tired feeling.
HOODS PILLS cure nausea. sick
headache, bIliousness and all liver ills
Price % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17
MANCHESTER.

Earned runs-Marchester ,; Two-basc
hits-Nobit, Counihan, Lake Callahan.
Three-basc hts-Hickcy. Home run
ConrOy. Stolen bases-Noblit, COunihan.
Smith, Sullivan, Hickey, Ulrich. Double
play-Clark. Counihan and Conroy. FIRST
base on balls-By Callahan. 3; by Nc
Cloud. 4. Struck out-By Callahan, !; ny
McCIoud. ;. Wild pitch-Callahan. Time,
200. Umpire, Lyons. Attendance. i5'.
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National League Standing.
Other Games.
Dartmouth. 10: Bowdoin. |.

Hanover. y. H.. May lG.-Dartmouth
defeated Bowdoin College. today, by a
score of Is 70 !. Sampson pitched his
first game for the Varsity team ana ala
very effective work by striking our eight
men. Bowdoin securing only two hits onp
being an intield scratch hit Libby was
wild and very ineffective. After the frs,
inning only one man on the visiting team
got beyond first base.
, , 6 : . r. HE
Dartmouth . O-l}-Ii-i
Bowuon, q - q q q d q al Z
and Wignott
N Montreal-Montreal. :: Hartford. l.
NJ mbridgc-WilIiamS. &: HarrlTd
N iGhmond-Richmond. .: scranton
~ nehtown--Alcntowu. I: Lancaster.
count IT darkness wa go
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

frightened and sent for the doctor and he said that for
tunate for that it away got quite well after that
and have Compound alone TO thank for
Multitudes of suffer constantly with backace Other
advice and medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

table Compound all the
credit. for | knowit has
cured me of all my
troubles. | would not
do without your reme-
dies for anything.
MRS. f. FURToN. OF
Meade, Mich, writes:
1.-TWO years ago | was
troubled with constant
baCkache an d
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dILCrIcS-MCtIln CTI-nIm
Robinson; Carrick ana Warner.
AT WASHINGTON.

Dinccn began his game well but in TIL,
fifth and sixth innings went to pieces.
poor lioldng helping the visitors score
long. Boston played an crrorlcss game.
AtteudanCc 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-17

I pound. and on taking
the third a tumor was
I expelled. | was a little
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AT PITTS BURG.

7 IT 7 7 SDT ftII.
The game was called thre" times hcfor,
the fifth, on account OF rain. Chicago
was five runs g the good when the fifth
was started. Griffith could not control
the wet balls ana Pittshurg tied in the
seventh. Everett scored the winning run
for Chicago. HOffcr ana Sparks were
easy marks. Attendance. 1900
> 5 ) { 3 3 r. He
Pittsaurg, . 0 y J . ? q o. 9-10-i
Chicago, > o o q l-i0-lI-l
Battcrics-Lccvcr, Sparks. Iloffcr ana
Bowcrman; Griffith and Chance.
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Mt NEW YORK

Ratt, ies-IIerrng, Dinecn ANA Nc
Suirc; Hickman ana Bergen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
CURRITUCK GETS THE PRIZE.
Secures Five Hundred Dollars on tho
School Iax Vote.

RArEIGH. n. c.. juno le-speciai-
Possibly &c may be recalled hat when.
two years ago. "a special school FAX was
10 De voted FOR over the STATE. J. s.
Carr of Durham. agreed 10 give to tho
county IN which the largest per cert Or
the qualified voters cast their vote for tho
tax. S5o. Some time has passed. out r is
now decided that the $500 VII 80 10 Cur
rituck county. That county east q per
cent. or its total vote In favor ~ the tax.
Pamlico county comes q vita 2 per
cent.
on Saturday the rush 70 he coast be
gan. To-day the North Carolina Teach
ers' Assembly meets in Morehead. and
teachers from an over the STATE passed
through here to-day whore tsfy we're
Joined by many persons here.
News comes from over the state ~ the
immense damage done oy the heavy
storms Of Friday and Saturday.
The Jim Crow" car law seems 20 be
giving very general satisfaction. The ne
groes say that they really Ike the SER
vice. The cars are comfortable ard neat
looking.
All the Democrats in the revenue o.
fc6 here. save one. were replaced to-day
by Republicans.
on the 18th tho i~ncOrporators OF mo
Methodist Orphanage and Aged Ministers
Home here will meet 20 perfect tnelr
plans. One Raleigh man has given Np"
10 the w~0rk-S5.0oo to tho eniowment tIno
H.Oo9 20 the building fund. Much money
is pledged 20 the two funds and ne WORK
viii be pushed forward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

~ q stated communication of rr~afcrnal
Lodge No. Sc held at tho Masonic Tenn
pio last evening, the following officers
were elected and installed for tie ansu-
ing twelve months. Worshipml Master.
Leon Wailerstein. Senior Warden. John
g. Easley. Junior Warion. NJ. r.. Mar
cuse. Treasurer, Worshipful julius Strauss:
Secretary. Worshipful p Botttsne'mci.
Senior Deacon, J. IT, CI1srs. Jr.; 5Iln.or
Deacon. s. B. Roseuba nm.
Worshipful !. IT, Capers. Norsf irful
J. T. Morris. W~orshipfm John y. Ma,er.
trustees; Worshipful Leon Wanerstein.
Masonic Relief Board; Worshipful J. r..
Lampkin. Masonic section.
The Worshipful Master made the fol-
lowing appointments:
Rev. y. n. Calisch. chaplain: william
J. kynham. tyler, William Kranse, iur-
veyor; NJ. J. strause, steward.
Stewards committee-R j. Marcase.
Sam Jacobs, 7. C.. levitt. ". Zaader. +.
H. Easiey. Thomas L, West. 5. Al. Cot
49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13
COlNER COMES BACK.
Young Men Indignant and lie is in
Danger.

STANTON. VA. june 12-speciai-
Claiborne coluer. who WAS arrested. tried
and convicted of beating his wife. Mary
Watts COluer. several weeks ago. and
who was ordered t0 stay Out of the State
five years. bis father. Captain Benton
Colner, g.vIng heavy bond. on yesterday
returned and went Immediately 10 see
bis wife. and. 30 is said, The meeting bee
tween them was most afecuouate. al-
though she has entered sult Tor divorce.
The young men of the community are
indignant oyer Coiucr's return, % tried
hard to got him last night. but without
success. To-day C0iner was again placed
in jail. Both parties arc wcil-knOWn In
the city ana county, and the affair has
caused much excitement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

ALEXANDRA, VA, June 12-Spocial
Fire occurred az ~ north Columbus
street yesterday. destroying a row OF six
dwellings. In a closet under the stairway
No. rs We're found unmistakable evil
dence OF ncendiarism.
The case OF the Commonwealth VIZ. T.
L. Calls, for embezzloment, the grand
jury returned three indictments. and the
case went over for September.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

MOOREHEAD. ~. O.. june LEWIS
Potuic. colorod. charged with the muir
der of Elijah Weeks. "a merchant. ON the
uisht of the seventh in Carteret county.
was narrowly saved from lynching az
Newport late Saturday night. The sheriff
who had him On custody hid him in the
train from the crowd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

nominated. at which there was some
applause.
Tho uestion Of adoption or rejection %
the Eggleston substitute 20 the James
substitute was then put Mr. j. G.. Park
err demanded the roll call. 60 which no
OBJECTION was offered.
MIR. COOKIES PROXY.
As the vote was being recorded. Mr..
Claggctt Jones raised the point. whea
Mr.. Cookies name was reached. that his
proxy could not Doe voted unless it was
shown that DE had given the proxy after
his election 3s a member OF Che commit
tee. Major Lassiter withdrew the proxy
until the vote had been completed. 10
then arose to "a question of personal
privilege and said the withdrawal was
done without waving any rights. Hs
said Mr.. Cooke had been agreed upon hy
the District committee and the ratdca-
ton OF the election was regarded AS a
mere f0rmaiity. Mr. Cooke had been
taken ii suddenly hence could not ba
present. He asked a vote on tho quos-
ton of his right to vote the proxy aad
was sustained.
A TEST VOTE.
The vote on the Egsicst9n resolutions
resulted as follows:
Ayes-Nessrs. IT. r. Cr'smond. w W.
Dey. ID. e. Smith. c. r. Day. b. Thomp-
son. Jr. T. l.. O.. Scott. Simon solomon.
Henry T.. Carter. Clyde W. Saunders. f..
r.. Lasslter, Sidney y. Epes, a. King,
Thomas. ~. King. John j. Cooke. r.. a..
james. b. y. Hatcher. J. *. Fulton, r.
T.. Th0mpkins. r. W. Watkins. +. T..
Woods. Winfield Ligeett Marshall Nc
Cormick. &. Carson. a. w. Morris. John
NJ. Silver, Leonard Marbury. q. s. p.
Tripiett Grenvile Gaines. ~. s.. Shackel-
ford. Thomas A.. Lynch. r. r. irving ia.
h. McGay0ck. ST. g.. Clark, Joseph Butt
ton. b.. vs.. Hubbard. a. W. Finch. W. a..
Hineh8rt-3L
Noes-Messrs. Llyod u. Smith. r. T. An.
worth. a. -. Jones. j. Boyd Sears. J. r.
Bryant. p. ". Cogbil. W. IT. Fitzpatrick.
u. q. Eggieston. g.. p. Janney, William
A. Auderson-in
The vote was next taken on the 7uhsti-
tute offered by Mr.. James. and 30 was
adopted by "a vote of 81 to u~-prarHcaiv
the same as that by which the Egs'esfon
resolution was defeated. Sir James reso-
luton was agreed to without a recorded
vote. but ID few voices responded in tho
negative.
MR. JONES OBJECTED
Colonel Grenviilo Gaines said hs was
one of the defeated. but Doe believed in tho
minority yielding to the majority. There's
fore. he hoped she vote would Dee made
unanimous.
Chairman Fllyson asked N There was
one who objected to the vote being made
unanimous. Mr. William A. Jones TO-
s|ponded.
'I object"
"Theu the vote cannot boz made unani-
mouse. sad the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

READING PA. June 1.-Tho local
team defeated the Scranton club on the
home grounds to-day. Reading put up an
errorless game. The visitors also put up
q good game. but were weak at the bat
The playine Of Cockman. Chids. Neon
nell and Stratlon wcre features. Score.
UHAnTNE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-06-13

NEW YORK, June i2-The six days
ro-as-you-please foot race, which began
IA Madison Square Garden last night.
came to an end shortly after 10 o'clock to-
night or account Of financial troubles.
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Hl.Lmnnd- q. PaIcr.nn. d

PATTERSON. n. j.. june l2-soecial-
Richmond Won easily from Paterson Toe
day by a score OF @ 90 o. Chesbro was
inyincible. and received fair support
Paterson's eight hits We're scattered over
eight lnnlnca. and did not count. Moss
played a miserable game. and his errors
were responsible for five OF The visitors
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I%'ittsburg Victorious by a Score or 10
BAH the other Games Were
Postponed on Account OF Rain.
The Sunday Games.


Boston. n New York. ..
Pittsbure. g. Cleveland. 3.
All other games postponed on account
Of rain.
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service tits
the challenge
ofchuTch and
state, and
IS an
sweTed. But
if that chal
lengc were
o Gered to
Science how
often would
she forbid the
banus in the
Of
woman
health and
happiness
Thousands
of happy
iuaidcns who
have looked
20 marriage as
the cons SUM
Z OF
fhcfv eo~fhfv
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