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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

The hog that the farmer has fed
and fondlod for year goes into
the packing house az 8 cents. After
the packers have warmed him ever
Iato bacon. he comes back TO lis
old friend. the farmer. AZ is cents
or better Who's the hog---Alma
fKAsJ Enterprise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

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AN FRANCISCO. May II
,rss- sau Francisco avoke this
s,srninx Il tarned toward the
1890 81 MAYER Schmiss, fol-
f-~ssx The dsreclleR pointed hy
- s-<ssaK finger o, Abe Ruef,
lsrsos ne efsy's chief executive.
- ersndas ~ bis mentor a.
: rxfssr q the mest sordid ktad.
- renters the storm raised By
=. a. hoes confession. and when
- raj have eomnie,ei the
- AZ The loosins % The city.
49, srAmisx and the interess
=. e<stsrs tn him. will newt
- y transferred 20 san Qasn-
a Or . suicides grave
n~nsrs 81 snfss3e
my Il The dsy runners q al
- wsFe circulated One % the
- a r. he roanas was 20 ths
- tsst ths mayor hsa con-
~
s mssls. Tits. 81 eourse.
= un,rus. although many wers
- 10 ressy 70 accept Y az q
- lnethsr ramoF which vas
r~w sysa ncss credit Waa g the
- Eat he mayor bad dFANn
= letter q resignation and
60 tsasy hant L % the CEN
$50 a e4slrrns who gaasie a
1~r.ss "a Ratoiph sprseklsa
- Prosecutor Hsaey THURSDAY
q a. Immediate restoration q
exk kealsh.
Al rtrht lonx squad 81
nust VS. stooa guart aroard
q Rkmfsn nRasson. ard had "a
rsr-r maAs . muxs that had tie
- semhssnes q an attempt %
- - would have heea ar
~
j nxht N schmftz.s room
~ snfil far past mifniEht.
nHex rise 70 the runoF that he
= srn,srrsax With his attorneys
4 b tks form m Which he
- frzms his letter q FesiE
n<esv<s ts ssewtsss
rsxs sssenrainx coafiFmaftvn
Z ~ shxrrs thai schmifr bal
nssst . is<gs sAsrs q che over
~ falisT hrfhe. was sufficient
3 uaszafsnx. b.. thas tns nlns or
ssesv>st prsssefiun morsy from
- Arusksss. u nct eelsefef ~
u hsssrsst enemies The stamp
4 rzth gwen IN this charge b.
- y zssxuafInx esen 20 t'ioss
vs. havs stood hy tie mayor
za1<<h ,hiek and thir.
, fAce Of tie positive state
raa nszs unfer cath b. Ruef.
81 hxh officials OF the united
n.uls md paid ar fmmenss
81 ~ a. overhead ffanckise.
| Psmssns caIhoaa. Assistant Pres
| en- M1llaly. and Attorney Ford
ncsars 70 nlRks strenuous dsui-
-
IL naeh interest eazfsvs In to-
lzYs uestszg Of the citixens' eorn-
tz,ss q evsn ss in the session
4 ~ xrand Jury. Members Of The
Ezzittes tel coaficenf thar be-
~ sks akr u over Schmltr vii
ns rsifneaishet bis power ard
wr< ever 70 The committee are
Eszsrfu 70 administer tbs affairs
I - III In this connection. e.
an " Prosecutor Hsusy. 20 saF
= - prosecution - concerned. the
t9x7isurs viii not - forced q
4 a insifn4tion that Chlef of Pc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

Whitman college had no difficulty
In defeating the University OF Wash.
ington baseball team yesterday att
ernoon, winning by the score OF ?
to 3. The Seattle rah rah boys
went 10 pieces In the seventh in-
ming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17
CUPID REEVES ROMANCE in
THIS CITY

position With the National Cash
Register company.
The lovers had ceased 90 core.
spond, and the romance had Rp.
parently died natural death
when but few days ago. wick
man. walking down Seattle
thoroughfare. caught sight Of HE
former flancee. with her mother,
on a street car That night be
made search OF Seattle hotels
until Miss Fremont was located
at the Barker. The reunion re-
suited IN last nights wedding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

vnv up jefferson 70 IL leaving an
sdelnE Of about four 70 five feet
In Width on the city hall side. II
10 thought that should the old
buildings underpianius be IN the
least undermined. the vhois
structure would come down.
which would be too bad. nov that
the engineers department IL com
pletinE a very conspicuous amer
At the southeast angle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

zine. acting for the Tar association.
In bis efforts 70 trap Ressman IN.
70 damaging admissions aud Tho
resulting battle 81 wits between
the two attorneys
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

VICTORIA. n G.. MAY i7.-doo.
williams. convicted % manslsuKh-
ter for shooting Alfred Douglas
was sentenced 20 seventeen years
imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-17

Yet this Il the man. well known
about town. who butie1 IN and
stopped the Contest. because he
could not get into f.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17

pneumatic type and although 80 widely
separated and 40 far from the console.
each win respond instantly uprn she de.
preston Of a key OF movement Of a stop,
owing to the extreme rapidiiy with which
the electric current travels. The gallery
organ a Of striking appearance having
row u pipes IN front IS feet wide. and
u stands about the Same height. Many
Of the pipes are so long that a car II
unusual dimensions viii be required for
their shipment The organ for the iran.
sept, although smaller. i scarcely lc.s
imposing, a. Il i built with n wide front
- a. partially 20 encompass a large cir.
cular window IN the transept.
The 81. Meinard instrument has been
built from specifications adapting Il
especially % the Grtgorian music now
used ia accordance With an ediet 81 the
pope u i intended q serve a. stand
ard model for the present and future re-.
uuirements Of the Roman Catholic
church. Before placing the order for 40
important an instrument Rev. Vincent
Wagner ~ the Bcnedictinc Abbcy In.
yestigated the products and equipment
Of the various leading pipe organ manu-.
factories and was convinced that the
Brattleboro plant was the best prepared
60 carry out the elaborate specifications.
Although the great instrument Is de
signed and voiced primarily for power
and volume. the tone j. smooth In dual.
ity II has body without harshness.
II i planned 10 have the instrument
tested and Inspected at the factory to-
~
last evening. One i tile Rev Vincent I
Wagner Of the Bcnedictine Abbey and |
The other il the Rev. Gregory Huglc OF /
Conception Abbey in Missouri Both ares
musicians and the latter Is one Of The (
most eminent in the Roman Catholic ]
church, VINO has devoted much time u
he instruction of churches in the Gre.
yofian music.
The other large organ In the main
building at the factory IS for the First
church of Poughkeep.ie,
I. u, large and beautiful new edifice.
q IS a tbrce-manual organ Of IS stops.
he same as the larger Benedictine or.
'an. but in the selection of stops and IN
'oicing attention was given TO quality 4
& tone. a. adapted TO the ordinary
hurehi IN this respect, being probably
he finest piece at work that has been
urned out at the Estey factory This
instrument. the Target organ Il the
'anedictine instrument and an organ in
tailed in the auditorium Of the Sailors
mug Harbor. Staten Island, n. ",
mich has attracted much attention
mong organists in New York city, con
titute the largest work Of the Estey
ryan company during the past year, II
Though several other large Instruments
ave been built III addition to the small
r work always in progress. II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
VERY LARGE ORGANS.
Under Construction at Estey Works in
Brattleboro.

The Estey Organ company have work
Of unusual variety and Importance b
process OF erection in the two erecting
buildings Of their pipe organ department
says the Brattleboro Phoenix There has
never before been under construction. al
any one time, instruments at once so
varied in characteristics and design. and
50 great interest to the musical profes.
/ sion
The work includes several organs Of
medium size, adapted to churches of az.
erage seating capacity. and some smaller
instruments. to the building Of which
special attention has been given. with
view Of placing within the reach Of Ire
smaller churches a thoroughly modern
pipe organ, having 4 rich and melodions
tone. These several organs are being as
sembled in the smaller OF the erecting
buildings and are to be shipped to widely
different sections Qf the country.
The chief anterest, however attaches
to the building where there are two or
gans of immense size, one now completed
and the other nearly So The first il
double organ, 50 that there are In reality
three very large organs in this building.
which take up all the available floor
space.
The double organ, now ready for ship
ment, is for the Roman Catholic Benedic-
tine Abbey at St. Meinard in Southern
Indiana. AT the Inonestary IS one Of The
largest and most important Roman
Catholic theological schools in America.
with upwards Of thousand students.l
and the church Of the monastery, III /
which the organ Is to De placed has d /
seating capacity Of 1000 The chancel
alone, in which the choir Of monks is 10. I
Gated, is 80 feet long. An auditorium Of |
this size would ordinarily require very |
large instrument; but in this instance it I
must be Of unusual power and carving 7
capacity to adequately support the heavy /
voices of the large male choir which may /
al times number as many as $50 voices.
The instrument consists of large
three manual gallery organ of IS stops
and a two manual sanctuary organ OF
20 stops. TO be located 100 feet distant
in one Of the TRANSCRIPTS. The latter organ
is for accompanying the choir. The GAL h
lery organ has its own three manual con.
sole and will be used for accompanying d
festival choir of mems and boys voices
for professional, offertories. iIofid com
positions and other incidental music.
There win be a three-manua console in
HE ehancel by which either Of the two
organs may be played, or both may be
played At the same time from this con
sole. The connections between the con.
sole and the two organs are BY electric
urrent. The current exciting magnets
which throw into operation the pneu-
matte action used in all Estey pipe or
yans. The organs are thus Of the electro
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
ADVOCATES
CENTRAL BANK
Ridgely Makes His Report 10
Congress
PANIC WAS BANKERS.
Lack Of Faith in Reserves Caused De-
pression-Improyement Demanded
This Can Only Be Done by Cen
trail Bak Establishment.

Washington. Dee, i7.-comptrollef Of
the currency W D Rideley. In hls an.
Hual report % Congress. says In parts
For At least two Or three years Il has
been evident that there must soon Be-
slackening Of pace II VIC we're 70 avoid
universal crisia. These condition. have
been worldwide. As l. always the case
when there y demand for liquidation,
L first manifested it.clf In the stock
market. There has actually been more
Of panic among the banks themselves
than among the people. Tho bank.
have been fearful a. 70 wnat might
develop, and finding unusual reserve
deposits only partially available. II
available a all, have been compelled 10
gather from every source an the money
they could reach refusing payment
wherever possible. Il has l..cn remark
able how patiently the business commu.
nifty generally mas borne with the stu.
alton.
The conditions which led to the manic
were not due 20 the failure II a few IN.
dfidual banks. Or lack u confidence IN
the banks, but more 20 lack Of conf.
dtnee Of the banks themselves and their
reserves. Banks have been fearful laat
The reserve system would break down.
and IN consequence II has broken down.
the remedy i 20 improve the reserve
system 70 that reserve deposits can b. /
kept IN bank where surely available. We I
must impaft somc element 81 chastity I
80 that when there comes a sudden de. I
mand for currency il can BE- supplied IN
bank notes without depicting reserve
money. These two most desirable
change can only Be satisfactorily ae
complained through establishment hy
the government Of a central hank III
Issue and reserve, the system found Ia
work most satisfactorily In the great
commercial countries Of Europe. such 4
bank would not only solve the two
great problems Of our banking system.
but u would also provide the machinery
for conducting treasury Operations with 4,
banks with the least disturbance.
The chief weakness Of our present sys.
tenn : the provision in regard 10 reserve
deposits, which piles reserve on reserve.
N reserve and central reserve cities.
without requiring a sufficient actual ,
ash reserve on hand. when real en.
Urgency arises these reserves arc not
reserves at all, because they NAV n
day become unavailable. proper 50. ,
ution is TO increase amount held IN /
ash by all banks and require all reserve i
deposits to be kept with central hank. I
The increase in cash reserves from 10 {
q, Of even IS per cent. in country banks !
would not help bank much when It i
.ad any large demand for its deposits. Z
What such bank needs Is a safe reserve /
D cash and a further reserve with a )
lank where Il Is surely available. Fur.
her, the depositing bank could be sure b
hat as long as it was solvent IL could 7
Q to the central bank and got anv \
MOUNT Of cash on notes of rs custo. III
iefs or other good security. 1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
DOUBLE WEDDING
ON A COTTON BALE,
Field-hand Lovers Raise Cotton Enough
TO Start in Married Life.

Selma. Wis, Dee When Robert
Robinson fell In love with Iebble Bell
the two were picking cotton near Sum.
meriield Roberts close friend was
Perry nFaxton. and Perfy's eyes looked
With iondnrss on the chancoal complex
toned Florence Norris The two went IN
on a proposition 81 ralalug enough GOT
ton Of their own to provide them a start
IN married life, and Ia OF times they
worked sundry gore strips Of land.
The first hale az cotton the field hand
lovers picked from their own plants
came here 10 market, and Robert and
Perry, grinning from ear 10 car. fol-
lowed hy Tchhle and Florence, hluehing
niflousiy hgt lnviFihy, came with IL
i. Nafetzky, q cotton factor IN Water
street. bought their big bale. Then
they told him they wished to grt mar.
ried.
Naretxky called upon minister on the
telephone, and IN few minutes this
double romance Of tho cotton dclds Waa
being rounded Oh. The four had waited
eagerly for the production and sale Of
that bale 81 cotton, and Il had some zen.
tlmcnial value to them. So thcy stood
% che bale a. the wedding ceremony was
performed, the minister also standing on
! chair.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
NEARLY A MILLION
DOLLARS FOR TWO WOMEN
Williamsburg and Staten Island Resi-
dents Only Heirs TO Estate in
Ireland.

New York. Dee. lG.-Ai,er two years
Of negotiation Mrs. Kate Cole, a widow,
50 years old, Of No. l0s2 Bushwick ave.
nue., WiIliamstown, Is preparig to claim
half fortune, said to be nearly $1,000,
Ooe. The money was left by an aunt
Of Mrs. Cole, who died about two years
ago in earrig Twohill, county Cork, Ire.
land.
The fortune was bequeathed to Miss
johanna Seymour BY her brother. the
Rev. Richard Seymour. pastor Of the
church ia Carrig Twohill. Upon the death
Of Miss Seymour a will was left pro-
yiding for equal distribution among four
relatives. Two hene6maries have since
died, and Mrs. Cole and her cousin. Mrs.
Archibald Gordon Of Stapleton, Staten
Island are the surviving heirs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
MRS. SAGE GIVES MONEY
TO ROOT OUT H0B0ES
Fund Of $4,000 Started to Solve the
Tramp Problem in This County
National Committee Is
Formed.

New York. Dec. l7.-Mrs Russell Sage
has been asked 10 supply $4,000 to solve
The tramp problem in America, and, &C.
eoFding % several prominent workers IN
this sociological line, has already sup.
lrled enough money to begin The organi.
Eation Of national committee Of 100 TO
prepare for the work. Orlando b. Lewis
Of this city i secretary.
Mrs. Sage, IN carrying out her an.
nounccd intention to devote the bulk 81
her money 70 charity, l. said 90 have b..
come intensely interested IN the tramp
problem and 70 have expressed strong
opinions that the tramp a. an insiita.
ton can eaAjly be done away with in
this country. She has consulted with
several Of the men who are regarded as.
authorities on the question. They have
insisted that the problem can only be
handled as a national affair, aud that
view Of the situation Is said 60 have met
with the approval Of Mrs. Sage
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
Ancient Heroism.

Bet when David killed that hon.
Fore be went to rule Zion,
Mister Lion handed David quite a scare;
An right now ! drop a hint,
Samson he done quite a sprint
With th' iron gates a. GAIA ia his hair
Wonder Aaron got Z thinkin'.
what was that been a-driSin'f"
When he seen that rod %, his'n start 10
squIrmg
When Elijah seen them beans
Eatin' children up in pairs,
Don't you s'pose he felt uneasy for a
termg
Guess when Dan'l faced them critters
hat he wasn't tuck with filters
While their eyes were shinin' at i'm
through tn dark,
When Leander swum tn river,
S'pose be done 1t 'thout a shiver9
NAH This hero bizness amt no bloom
in lark.
Chicago News.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
GIRL VICTIMS OF HOAX.
Jokers Who Invited Them West hay Be
Prosecuted.

Temple. Okla. Dec. lT.-Unlawful use
Of the mails will be charged b. the fed
cral authorities against Bachelors club
Of Randlett, Okla, who, il il alleged,
by writing letters 20 Eastern girls under
fictitious names have caused dozen OF
more young women 70 come. West in
quest Of husbands and fortunes. Not
able to find the men with whom they
corresponded they are now left stranded
here aud In Randlett.
A fund is being raised to send the
victims Of the hoaS back to their homes.
Meanwhile they are being cared for BY
eharitably inclined persons in the two
towns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
AMUSEMENT NOTES

The iudicrous side Of life depicted
with : master hapd IN the we'll defined
plot Of the new farce comedy. a Good
Fellow BY Mark v. Swan. which win
hc presented ~ the opera house next
Thursday evening. December 10. The
characters are those II every day life
IN a large apartment house IN New
York, Wherein the ianisor = the en-
tnl figure. and The comforts aud lis.
comforts 81 hia tenants 70 large cx-
tent are IN his hands Like al good
comedies the autnor ind4ilecs IN exag.
geation. Tor the sake Of humof The
comedy = handsomely mounted. and Il
Interpreted BY an exceptionally compe.
tent company Of comedy artists.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
FREIGHTS COLLIDE ON
THE BOSTON & MAINE.
Engines and Several Cars Wrecked on
the Worcester and Portland
Division.

Bar Mills, Me- Dec 1.-Two freight
trains running in opposite directions
on the Worcester. Nashua & Portland
division Of the Boston & Maine were in
collision early yesterday, both engines
being nearly demolished and several cars
wrecked "A number W hogs were killed.
The east bound train had gone upon
siding, but the brakes failed to work,
and it rolled on to the main line in
front Of the other train.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
BLAZING CLEARING HOUSE
CERTIFICATE SAVES HIM


San Rafael. Cal, De-. i7.-Stewari
Dunbar. prominent insurance broker q
Honolulu, while on his way to meet i
party Of frieuds last night, fell through
cattle guard on the narrow guag,
track Of the Northwestern Pacific rail.
road
His foot was caught In such a man
ner that be would have been crushed To
death beneath the wheels Of an approach.
ing handear had Il not been for BE pres.
ence Of mind in igniting a clearing house
certificate and holding It over his head
As signal Of danger. thus attracting
the attention Of the occupants Of the
handcar.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
LITTLE ROCK SOCIETY MAN
NOW ACCUSED or FORGERY
Samuel Powell Charged with Theft Of
$500.

Little Rock, Ark, Dec hi Samuel
Powell, until recently state manager III
Arkansas for the Metropolitan Life Tn.
smance company Of New York, has been
arrested, charged with forging the name
of w II Fardell of Ceora La, to 4 note
for $500 which was discounted BY the
Mercantile rust company Of Little Rock.
The prisoner gave bond for 81 900.
He has been a prominent member Of Lit
tie Rock society.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
BOY CLAIMS TO
oUTSTRIP MARcoNI.
Harry GTout Of Spencer Runs Electric
Lights and Motors With
Wireless.

Worcester, Mass, Dec Hilary n.
Grout, l0year.old Spencer boy. SAYS
be has gone ahead Of Marconi and has
succeeded in operating electric lights and
motors by electric magnetic waves at a
distance OF 900 feet and more at the
Worcester Polytechnic institute Young
Grout says he believes he will be able
TO transmit power regularly and in a
practical manner by wireless.
Grout has been studying wireless tel.
egraphy for five years, electricity being
his hobby. lie is a student at the David
II. Prouty high school. He is now plan
ming the establishment OF two wireless
stations three miles apart for the trans
mission Of power.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
CHICAGO WARFARE
ON TUBERCULOSIS.
Several Departments WIN Be Opened to
Treat An Classes OF Citizens.

Chicago, <Dec. 1.-THE great white
plague, Which causes more than $500
deaths In Chicago every year. Il % b.
attacked IL a neW and, for this city. a
novel campaign.
Special departments for tuberculosis
we're opened yesterday AZ the free dis.
pensarics conducted by the Rush, North.
western, Polielinie and llahnemann med.
zeal schools, the Cpllege II Physicians
and Surgeons and the United Hebrews
charities dispensary.
The victim, no matter how poor. viii
receive advice regarding the out .of-door
treatment and diet. exercise aud medi.
elmo. II the patient Il not TOO far gone,
the institute viii afford him accommo.
dalton At the Edward sanatorium, near
Napcrviiie
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17
THE ZEPPELIN AIRSHIP
DAMAGED BY HURRICANE
Pontoons on Which Fan Floats Partly
Filled with Water.

Friedrichshafen, Dec. 1.-THE Zeppe.
bin airship and the hall in which it Is
kept have both been seriously damaged
By hurricane. The pontoons upon which
the hall floats are partially filed with
water, and the forward end of the struc-
ture is six feet blow the water level.
The damage Il estimated at $4,000.
Count Zeppelin hlready has taken steps
to make repairs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-17

That ons Amegieen .nfests aDound IL
plants which posses tho most valuable
medicinal virtues Is abundantly aitosisd
81 seores q The mosE emlnant medical
writers and teachers, Even tho nutu-
tored Indians had discovered tho useful
ness q many native plants haf0fe the
advent Of the white raca THIS iniofma.
ton. impaired ireely 20 the whites led
the latter q continue inYestlgatlons until
to-day No have rich assortment u most
valuable American medicinal roots.
- - -
Or Pierre believes that our American for
ests aitsspd In mosl valuable medicinal roots
foe the cuf,NQf most obstinate aud fatal dis
easlpA n ,edh&a properly Investigate themi
and ~ tv&hfyAtFs.n 81 ibis conviction, be
lsoifAsfulth pfidn~1 Ia Almost uarxnlona
cu1na fifcle,l- hr hls /. llainda- .l.cal Dis.
eexsrfss which ~ nfalen- ilsflf IL hc -llf
III EllcAiat Al.lllAgh Link. II laE lpllenl.
alsAk.-hElkl -t1islc and ,rssnl lQf. and hlQoa
cleanser An0Al ~ iafii ~ tcifnee. D. spfp~
hA. o. lndlssssili tofpld lhof. functional
end even xslfu'aF ard other affections "
the heart Vivid 90 ne curative action The
reason uhv Il curea thea and many other
aneciionA 4 clearly kt0wn IN a little book
of extracts from ihc standard medical works
which is mailed grfs 10 any address b Dr. X
v Pierce, " uunAlo. y. ". 70 all sending
request Tor The aamo
- = .
Not less marvellous. n tho unparalleled
CURES u Is constantly mAkinF u uoman'a
manr pccullsg anectlouA weaknesses and
ulavtt4lng defkn1f nenfA Il DR. ficrcc's
faeuFitc> 'fcscrlput as.ts Is amply aftefted
by thousands pfYll DOC nj testimonials con-
tnbuted btAepwftful psilrrA mhQ have heen
cnIea ~ Il EthAi nzlKic dfkI1S. palhlNf
fsll,.l., irtrna laitllca plNlapags md 4lllsf
ai.1lAcfnlittA-e-t fEll ~ ~ n1sa. ulctts
after many uthsf advertised mrdiCiutt. and
M / alel ana A al faiieA