davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Opportunities for Bright Girls.

We are constantly on the lookout for bright, energetic young people to start in business-those who wish to make future for themselves. This store offers so many opportunities for bright girls and boys.
 hen we were in need of help we have hithertofore merely made mention in our rtisement-mothers have begun to recognize this is the place to start their boys and girls. Just now we are needing quite number. The fact that we have advanced so many young people who now occupy with us prominent positions is its own argu- ment. There are numbers in the store who started with us mere children, and are now holding positions of re- sponsibility and trust Numbers of young girls started with us as cash girls and wrappers and are now sales ladies in some of our most important departments.
 at present we are needing the serv- ic-s of 20 to 25 young women as sales women. We prefer girls just out of high School, or those who have had good schooling, must write well, figure accurately and prefer those who have learned to think quickly. We prefer those who have never had positions before-prefer training them our own way. The spirit of this store is so differ ent from the spirit of other stores-if we train them our own way they are properly trained-they learn to be ac- commodatilg, obliging and cheerful under all circumstances.
 We will take girls from IA to 20 years of age and start them now dur ing the dull months, so as to give them training before the season starts-the salary is good for beginners. The ad- vance rapid and the environment good. Thos who apply must be of good fam fly and able to furnish good character references.
 Apply morning before 9:30 o'clock ofrice of Superintendent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
The August Rebus.

The Furniture Sale Rebus is unusually simple this year. We would like to have greater number make an effort to solve the riddle. There are three prizes of $500 in gold offered for the first three correct answers.
 The time of receipt will be marked on your answers when handed in at the Mail Order De- partment, or if mailed the post marks will De taken on out of town and on mailed answers as the hour of delivery.
 For our convenience we will issue a coupon which we pre- fer to have you use instead of writing long letters.
 Address all answers to the Rebus Editor, care of Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
August Furniture Sale

The August Furniture Sale starts August 1st. Monday July 31st, will be kind of a show day in this department. On that day we expect to have all prices plainly marked. We invite every one con temp1ating using the August Futni- ture Sale as buying opportunity to come and look over what is offered-make your selections you can confirm them August 1st, or any day thereafter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
New Wash Fabrics.

In the Realization Sale unloaded ourselves of all last years ends and broken lots Elsewhere in the col of this advertisement you will find advertising wash goods 10000 yards each of two qualities. Our New York office went into the market and secured these choice fabrics at halfprce These advertised at ncke and dime yard and worthy of your attention In fact anticipate by Monday night the lots will at least be half exhausted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
HaDf-Holiday Fridays.

This store will be closed at one o'clock Fridays, during the months of July and August in order to give our help the recreation so much needed in hot weather. We trust that our customers will appreciate this step on our part, and will do their shopping Thursday afternoon and Friday and Saturday mornings, in order to help us carry our this arrangement.
 It is in interest of our customers equally as well as our clerks that the clerks should feel bright, cheer ful and energetic when they are at work. We feel that the hard work and the earnest endeav- ors that our employees give us is worthy of this concession on our part, and know that all right think ing people will help us in this en- deaVor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Special Prices on WOmen's
 Lawn Waists.

Women's Waists, made of sheer quality Iawn button back yoke and front trimmed with Valencenne Lace and Applique and with two embroidered medalIons. Reg ular price LOO; now 65c
 Women's Waists made of sheer quality white lawn, with button back front is made with the yoke of embrod
 cry and lace insertion full leg O mutton sleeve with seven inch dantily tucked cuffs and stock collar Regular price 17S; now I25
 Women's Waists made of sheer quality white lawn, these waists have full blouse front with front panel of very wide embroidered net full leg O mutton sleeve with tucked five inch cuffs danty tucked stock collar Regular price I75; now L25
 Women's White Lawn Waists, made with full blouse front made with wide peats at shoulders thence opening into blouse full leg O mutton sleeve with deep tucked cuffs the front panel made in four styles of dainty brodery. Regular price 1.75, now t,25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
New Dress Goods.

In this advertisement you will find few items of new dress goods which are Fall purchasFs We have hurried the manufacturer in delivery in order to be able to supply new fabrics for travelling dresses, and give customers styles that will be eminentIy right for the Fall season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23

clothing and waists at greatly reduced prices.
 Boys Double Breasted all wool suits at discount Wor- thy of consideration.
 600 Suits for 450
 500 Suits for 375
 400 Suits for BOO
 Boys all wool Single Breasted hat lined suits. they fit right and are made right too Now is the time you save money
 600 Single Breasted Suits for A,5O
 500 Single Breasted Suits for BIS 400 Single Breasted Suits for 800
 general reduction on all staW hats They consist mostly of chdrens sailors in all the latest styles with large and small sueamers, any color.
 Lot No l-Hats that sold for 150 l.25 and LOO Spe cial price SEC Lot No 2-Some hats that sold for as much as 89c in this lot for quick sale Special price 39c
 Lot No. 3-50c and o9c hats, all colors, styles and shapes Special price 29c
 Tam OShantas for children and girls, all colors and white, gaateas in the large shape well the sna regular price 50c. Special price 29c
 Duck and Canvas Sailor Hats for children some of them sold for much as 150 Special price 45c
 Eton Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits, in very fine linen imported gaaea and white Madras regular price 400 and 425. Special price 2,95
 Washable Eton Sailor and Russian Blouse Suits, the kind that can be washed, regular price 200 and 250. Special price ll9
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Table Linens.

We will put sale about five thousand yards of short length Table Lnens in pieces running from yards to three and oneha yards in length and from 54 inches 90 inches in width, embracing all kinds of German Irish and Scottish Damask full beached silver beached and cream damask, at prices which saving of about third of their original value
 Ten pieces of GA inch all linen half bleached Table Damask assorted patterns sold for less than 75c yard, in this sale 59c
 Ten pieces of full beached 70 inch Irish Table Damask assorted designs regular price yard 69c this sale soc
 Twenty pieces of silver bleached and full beached German Table Damask full 70 inches wide floral and polka dot designs wide border This undoubtedly the best linen that sells anywhere else for 25 yard this sale LOO Danlask Lunch Cloth ox3o in this sale by the yard 00 Damask Lunch Cloth 45x4S, in this sale by the yard 25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Breakfast and Dinner Napkins.

One hundred dozen Loom Napkins for restaurant and boarding houses size 8x18 regular price dozen 85c; in this sale 65c
 Seventy-fve dozen all linen, half bleached Table Nap kins size 8x18 heavy quality, in this sale per dozen l.39
 Extra large size Table Napkins in assorted designs size 2x24 full beached Irish Linen, regular price dozed in this sale for 800
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Toilet Articles

Wanous Shampoo Bag the only known shampoo that will excellent simulant the hair is made of pure herbs and contains soap. Three for 25c
 Bathing Caps shower baths and for people who are visiting the seashore Special soc
 Complexion Brush nude of the best quality cames ha will black heads and adds color Special soc
 Preparation takes the place powder beautifes complexion Two bottles 15O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Women's Indian Head Skirts

We have received another large shipment of Women White Indian Head Skirts worth 7S; special l.2s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Boys Clothing Department.

Here you can get anything for the boy in hats, caps clothing and waists at greatly reduced prices
 Boys Double Breasted all wool suits at a discount Wor-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Stamping Free.

As special inducement we offer for one week only stamp linen free of charge This is excellent linen sale at reduced prices.
 Linen Does 1Oc, reduced to Linen Doies 15c reduced to fl Linen Doies 25o, reduced to l9 Linen Squares 25c, reduced to I9 Linen Squares sc, reduced to 25 Linen Lunch Cloths 35c, reduced to 25 Linen Lunch Cloths soc, reduced to 39 Linen Lunch Cloths o0c, reduced to AS Linen Lunch Cloths 85c, reduced to 59 Linen Lunch Cloths l25, reduced to 05 Linen Lunch cloths 1.75, reduced to l.3 Linen SCarfs 3Sc, reduced to 25 Linen Scarfs o0c, reduced to AS Linen Scarfs 85c, reduced to 63
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
White Shoe Specials

Womens White Canvas Ribbon Ties, turn soles leather heels, all sizes l.50
 Womens White Canvas Ribbon Ties turn soles white heels, all sizes 200
 Womens White Canvas Ribbon Ties turn soles white heels all sizes 2.50
 Womens White Linen Ribbon Ties turn soleS white heels all sizes $50
 WomenS White Linen Ribbon Ties, extension soes, leather heels, all sizes $50
 Misses White Canvas Ribbon Ties 12 heel all sizes, at fEn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Silks.

Silks.
 We today are offering some very select silks at reduced prices Some that we have never before offered ~t this price
 20 inch Print Warp Taffetas, checks or stripes, the LOO qualities for 75c 20 inch Checked Lousines LOO qualities for 75c 27 inch Striped Taffetas LOO qualities 75c g inch Broche Checked Taffetas and Messa- lures, 150 qualities LOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Towels.

One hundred dozen hemstitched all linen Huck Towels in sizes 938 and 20 excellent value regular price, per dozen, 450 This sale 300
 Fifty dozen of very fine hemstitched Huck Towels fancy borders size 22x42, regular price 750 dozen This sale 6.0G
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
10000 Yards New Oc Wash Fabrics at Nicke Yard

New Mohairs.
 Do you want to lead the Fall styles, then have skirt made of one of our new Mohars. They make ideal summer skirts for street and travelling. You will get extra wear and service by buying your skirt now White cream, green, blue and brown,
 59c, 75c, LOO and l.25 SO inch Chameleon checked Mohars, very new L5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Women's White Linen Coats.

The entire stock of White Linen Coats has been re- duced from 1 to L2 of original prices. There are no two styles alike Some half-fed and plain tailored others lace trimmed while great many are eyeet embrod- cred. The lengths are from 27 to AZ inches
 995 Linen Coats now 4.95
 11.50 Linen Coats 1.95
 17.50 Linen Coats 9.95
 20.00 Linen Coats ll.95
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Table Cloths with Napkins to Matc

Two yards long and two yards wide, in this sale 2l)0
 Two and one-haf yards long and two yards wide in this sale for 250
 Three wards long ind two yards wde in this sale for 800 Napkins to match any cloth, size 9xl9 in this sale per dozen, 200
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-07-23
Electric Reading Lamp, S2.5O
IO2 Piece Carlsbad Dinner Set 5

Six new decorations in Carlsbad China Dinner Sets same composition as before complete service fer twelve people 21o0O
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17
CUNNING Thief ESCAPES
But THROWS AWAY BOOTY.
Va" Rs,ss Restaurant While GDrjsk.
i"s Gooee asS Sa1DOa While ls.
taG Telephoae-lhaseS.

IN unidentified man who sto;. tire.
n"htS Dl cigars from the restaurant of
rF~d i-in'ih"rr at No III South Jefferson
avenue yesterday while. drinking u cup Of
cufi-.. and a moment later two bc:as : Of
whisky from the saloon Of Joseph kap;,..l
~ No vi South Jefferson ay.nu. While
n" was using ii phone, outran his ptrS,Sys
and escaped.
The man threw away the cigars a;d
whisky when hc realized that his pur-
sieis NIGH; cap'iire him and. jumping q
Fence at No ci,. Eusenia street got away
According TO l.arsiherr who chased the
man. Tie fellow entered his restaurant
ana ca led FOR a cup of coffee. IL xaS
served. hut h.. left without drinking IT,
~" arnt Ia a nearby dry goods store. Sc
cured pasteboarj box and returned to
the restaurant.
Will. drinking tn. coffee n. placed
three boxes Of cigars into the box. He
ls!t the place and went to Nappers
loop. across the street. where iie asked
permission TO Use the phone. While talk
from a shelf and placed them in his box.
As he was leaving tn. saloon and pre-
pairing tc board a car. I.andhesr. who had
discovered his loss. went after him. The.
man ran ans: !-am!h.rr followed. The
chase led west or, Walnut street 20 Bea;;-
mont. scm.h on E.uy.nia and w-s, Ia the
plant of the campbell: Iron Company af
No. :,2i Engenia street. where :he thief
dropped his box jumped a fence ard dis
appeared.
The goods Were. recovered. The man IL
described as y years .i,:. - feet inch
80 tall. weigh, -" pounds and cf slim
build He wore "A blue serg. suit and
black fedora hat. KaS;.sl and IIsndi.Ir
say they can identify him.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17
SOUTHWEST BUYERS
HERE TO. PURCHASE
Large Number Expect to Attend
Second Meeting Of Interstate
Merchants Association Satur-
day-Crop Prospects Bright.

Buyers from the Southwest are arriv'
Ing In st. Louis In larger numbers thar
ever since the opening Of .he fall meet
ing OF the Interstate Merchants Assocta'
tion. Many buyers are coming from the
West and surrounding States. but the ma
tority are coming from Texas and the
SOuthN essern States.
The second meeting Of the association
begins Saturday. and Il - expected a
larger number will attend.
We usually get about three times as
Ing" said V. o. Saunders. manager ei
the association yesterday. than We da
for any OF the Others. That has been tine
case in years past and It will be the cas-:
this year. only that We will have a great
deal more Oeopie. All those who have
come TO town are bringing good reports Of
crop conditions. and are well pleased a;
The faIi outlook for business
Walter A. Bullock. who il connected
with the Richard Hanlon Millinery Com
bany. arrived Yesterday in a special car
with twenty-five miiline:s from Alabama.
who have come here to do their fall buy
ing Mr Bullock had no trouble in get
ting through the quarantine. belt. as he
teft Birmineham. which Is south OF the
,evsr district- and came directly north
Mr. Bullock said the fever would b. con-
hn'-d to Ncy Orleans. and that The. dam
ger ni i,s shading is without much
of iiie fever whichever in Mobile. said
Mr.. Bullock. THE quarantine regulation.
are $" strict that IL Is Impossible for any
ono from the Infected district To- get into
,he cay- They have a rigid quarantine
against all the coast towns The cen.
S.nsus ~ cprion in Mobile is that under
IN. guidaaca Of the United States Leai,,,
officials the fever will shortly be STAMPED
out
}. F. Pope of WilsOnville. Ala. WHO WAS
one OF The party thar arrived Yesterday
rith Mr.. I:uli"ck. speaks highly Of ;h.
crop outlook IN the South and condit ions
Of business
IN" cotton crop has been a li,tI.
biishted. said Mr Pope. That VA. an
account 81 the extreme heat in the early
i'trt' ~ the SEASON and the great amount
~ rain later. However. things are looking
'ii.'. ana ia" chances are in favor Of tine
crop being 4 good one Almost all b,.si-
ness depends "n the condition of th.. cot;
,"h cr"c In nv naigkborhooi. and ] s...
good
W. nav" N" fear whatever af th. fever
or part "f the country an: in
.ict ''. not think that il will spread
.ev"nd New Orleans. because OF TN. .f
out lamp a.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17
Uitl POSITIVELY CURE INDIGESTION,
EVEN ~ ITS WORST STAGE.
lStsses Frsm tie AM;eted Nhs Mare Bees
. csssl 0Sss the nos: csavincias esi.
S 6oaeO Os III Crest oesil

Dcat experiment wt:h en-csilsi 5y<:~p.ia
ea.es. Your doctor ani rog- druggist -iii
hrsh s~'! You shst the formula under which
ErFErsiA TABLETS - prepared !. to
sAsest, s,nrles; sHt sTrcs' scns..r er'- o.crra
IN The general pubic .o- the cure 90 ind &C.
stes. lose q appetite. sloa;esi stomach.
hsastharn. si-<riessness. ra.Arrs % s:nrnach.
act1 Fermentation ard s,i o;hs. scror-ssaryirg
ai;mer.s. ECrSPStA TABLETS inv iSo-s:s
60 s~stc.e k.ae. digestive s;.nc..S-.s. IN ne
0AtirG i: i.np-os-ihie Co. disease ;o law hold
ca yoa- Ths.r ,-iasly al removes the nec..-
si.v - calling . psv-sciAr ts- the u.Anr h.tls
iiis that s~s~G man .nd.
OArsa wis: rrosurnuni ts~.'r So aho-S
EapvcsiA TaAicss:
s~---- .-.-< = 49, $50 t-4.-hf->- -
appr'B--~~s f--z ps..fssans s-~s-rty, - s-a
oe1ee e.=i7~-i iT arp-is rc-zc'ii~s kn--~y-
Isss..s r-y..a. $50 IS. 49,, -~rls,.ss.s
ntvrn IL x>.rr
ys-p.,,,e. Artorr,, - Ca~r.,so County. -
Hru~e~ss, ~. f<.
ID rack,-. sh-'a1n. No. ~--,~Ss
lOsss ga, sh-; nav. :osa; faPss-ta rsais-e
eosO ever sri~':- ! SO a. o.: Haa "a 'sa--'. sna
have sreS' nar' Ar-ts .: sre.fse - a-t sr-.-s -
6tVVo os Gers.es -, .stR a.. or a. cf ss~e.
a 80, % tsa war; s.aaaias es-.t
~ sss vesrs sarr saa sro.zs-s -----.as- % ne
0ness h.ss. q nr. eat s=r:e ~ SD i.ve<
90 sA-,e -. ss~ -ae ass. -; sz-.rcs
AG0DUo can tst. I ~as t.i vrTr. u-f .a~i
~ lU sps n.s AT 81. wa 49, ! f--i e--t-e
- aAA ss-ceey- al Ss- n
y t-o-oss- I crr-ssssr. - tNe So:
~ :. =, i,-,. 80 s.-,' ,s,sl..ss. .,
80 sOO ooaps cf Es,-~s.s r=sistr
y ~ ffI- - rrlsE. a..
80 ~ I'll errss,'s. ss ei.es. e. ss o-r,.
HHopp .sSy srrosrn-nr as e.e-stic. 9. s.srsrs
0reahars s~ns Free ey sa.-rssias
0D0A cuE06N 60. - s'.a G. q is-. -
GoTE-We scrsei. cNs n 80 can ne
80 ~ ers-i- fssesz - seo.c ststsza-saA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17

This IS rot I, matter Of the present
only. \, the proper time 7 shall make
INV repiy 20 the Ladies Committee .f the
National German American Alliance In
iii then ,i- not ar. To discuss III" pr"i!!-
ises at ALL
With this remark the Reverend poctc:
". ". Palnor.. editor Of III. Christian
Advocate. uiSmiss.s; the subject OF 4 ra'h-
or ca,s<,ic letter 'h.t haG been S'nt by
ih., s..i.nc.a demanding a r.'raction q:
=. rtain alleges, rIitrrar!r-s -: his in a ss-:-
mon in Centenary Church Sunday right
In the i'tt-r ;hr women stat: Every
body knows that habit .I TEMPERANCE
Preacher 10 l.. quite tat. niI' rat" IN ths.r
l. nrtls;..-!t i even customary among
them 10 ca.Gmniat. and yiliiiy decent '.'i.
zer,s and ;a attempt {" grouse :iirs: ani
acts of violence. against those Who u" NOT
shar.. vnur orinio.s. ..ui IL = reserved
for you - o,i',,., all ard "a become guilty
OF a r-.o-t coutrmy:ihir act
Th- remarks upon which III" ~oYn' n
has..i rh.i. affection appc1r.-l IN Il news
,rar.r ar,,. are Il;rpor'e.i 90 te verbatim
au.tS ions from the minister's s.rUDn
-h. statement alleged 20 have been made
hy Doctor ralmor. il as follows
I I.r 'u.E that = 3t''' y Omen - - Louis
.ra signing A.. r.t.glru .. fi.' S'y"ru"; y
Missouri -srr.u>ira-iag -tir<i N" clos
lf,v %. tn. > cons 40 SUNDAY l knew
,h.r. v.r.. a 1T - v"ru.n "f that '.iS-
N.rs slr-Ir.- ~ Worii : Fair. but wsfh
"a. T,Np.sIf.ar Uv-- | hardy Thought ~
rn-Sih'. -r.f - rh q lsrc" uuiut.r '"glf
-. found y rs were wiling - put 'h.-T
rarr..S - =..aH q !0-uu.sn; But " fh-T"
arr rs friends = 'uaS-- ~" "ElF 'hins
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17


THE RfSt. DIR ". b. pSI.MORE
~. a.. ,,... o..,;;.a, T., ,n r..,f.s'
Nho - crnk S'h''>'u y! '"" ''
t.Inmit,e. OF the Ma; ;i0llaI German
.,-. >u;.,,
-<"''""' -N"'"N-
,., 49,. - -. 4,
siii N'tic sH"st tHcse ~''v' WIN /" s'''.s
tit..if r-tuUA,tr.are vail Fave on Governor
Folk, " b.. u i,.- thinks OF the yJ.spI clean
and int,.lii.. nj ,xOinen Of ST. Louis ~ hO
,,..,.,, ,..,I 80. .,,cl, ~ 50, ,si.n
' ~
The result Of the publication u! fEeSe
remarks was ar Indignation meeting. IN
which some. ~ ,l,.. I,SSI rerrSsrnta tive.
.:.,,,,r.,,..k;ry ~nm.u. of =, I.,,ns
"" s
rifticii:it'd lh.! s.fiu t!.cE hin oeen
greatly Inundated bv THE pUrpOrteu utter
:iHces Sf Doctor PalinOrc. !etAt to their
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17
THREE NEW CLUBS IN COUNTY
SINCE SUNDAY LID WENT ON.


Three y-.;Itions for pro forrna ,t-cr..s oe
ihco! I"ration were hl..! ty :~ manv .-It,hS
in The ~ Louis County circuit Court in
Clayton YESTERDAY
TIL. Normandy Athletic Ciu,, ask-I for :,
charter To- do the things characteristic 81
athletes. among others Ia Keep :, cafe for
th.ir s;se'iai telectaticn. Charles SChu.ler
u named as president oI the club: Viiiia III
y. Pr"iss. vice pr.s.!-n:: Harry I;oaz.
secretary. and Henry =. Auf. Hri-sh. tr..is-
urcr.
Tn" d"sj!ni.s ~ 'h- E1nhomue Social
'!io. vfi,h wants among either things
Z. Keep . cafe for the promotion -! social
intercourse among IL IN. iN.~r~ III he.
preside. over sy JOHN q, Es-f.r. pys~.-
cent. ~ h'rnd. secretary. .uI &. W.
Al" i"NAH.!.r. treasurer
The 'arpra"i.t Athletic club also asked
Ysf charter Jacob H~rre T. named -
PRESIDENT. John Ho!i"v.rg vice yrrSii. ~ .
Edward SshoIk.. secretary. aut Anton
Racer. treasurer.
u - said that 'ii- sunday closing i1~
dos not AFFECT cll.'s ;h,' .-ll only to ts.ir
own us-nb.Ts
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-17
OVERDOSE SAVES HIS LIFE.
Italians English =" Imperfect He
Gets Morphine. hv Mistake.

An overdose al EiurI'iin. taken bv lis
Sia s;iuus an italian. living AZ No. as
Mark, street. Tu.S,:av night. J. all th..;
sav-,i ..is II. The ma! !riir.. according
Ia G;innS. was given t,. him ty mistake
H., said hs asked FOR ..r:.niGe when he
pu.C Ia sod the ir,....
s::naS took $50 much - tue, drag. and
she yo'so-, vas iH"fl"cIiN. r,a-ii'
';'no~ ssS walked :lT..ii-iI iIai.; :he nlgh:
= :.T7'V.nr Si- faii.TC si~i--.i
Yesterday iffTsS caused ths aTr.~: 80
';.-'rr-. | WoIf-r. .l.ra in drug >foi.
at NJ InI Market STREET. wins. sold him
','.- --st'FpaG,-a. TIE ~.Srk said thu; Chris
: t''riT--. who nss with siiTOS wher ns
~ s.'' Fn~ TylrCh1Sr. ar. who helped him
ssk i-T the drug. sad morphine. instead
~ IsiuGHs- u. rroyci TIN, statement 70
~" satisfaction 90 IN" .-tlira an. waS re-
l'ss.t tifur~ cannot talk English plainly