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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
WOMEN ARE BLAMED
FOR.FINBNGIAL PANIC

NEW YORK, Jan. 29-One Of the rea-
sons for the panic is the American WON
ans failure TO spend money wisely and
well, said Ida Tarbeu in an address be
fore the Consumers League. in the
Stuyvesant Theater.
"Hcu hear a great deal about tainted
money" Miss Tarbeu went on, but YOU
usually think OF IL as tainted before
II reaches you Perhaps it never occurs
20 You thaI you might spoil Il by your
spending It. Ii has been said maj
Woman's chief economic function is
spending money. They should cultivate
the art OF spending it wisely.
no Knows that women. with their
organizations. may vet accot1r,1fsj1 Nh ?
3Gtn the great political parties seen
unable TO acnleve-tO break up the trusts
and revise the TARIFF" asked Miss Tar
bell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
Trade Bodies Will Fight
Bill Ending School Board;
HOmeOOvernmentWante
REPORT OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE
OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Any proposed by the bills, known the
Deliver bills pending before the District Commit
would be extremely disastrous in its
fectu the schools
belief among the school officers and teachers is
efficient and satisfactory and that
prove later be de-
it desirable have legislation but the
change kind should be further
trial
The general opinion throughout the Washington school system
needed above other consideration the
the pupils absolute quiet peaceful working out
Of the present law.
friction whatever any time, between
present Education, the supervising principals the
teacher
administration the schools Of the
safeguard against political disturb
ance, taorit autocratc rule is highly desirable.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
INSANE MAN ESCAPES;
PICKS ASYLUM LOCKS

WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 9.-John
J. Hoster, thirty-fve years Old said by
attendants Of Worcester Insane Hos
pitaI TO be the most dangerous man they
had in confinement, has escaped by
picking the locks Of three doors with
q hairpin.
Hoster has escaped twice before. once
he went to St. Louis. where he engaged
as an attendant in an insane asvlun.
While there he gave testimony on which
john Smith, an attendant, was con-
victed of numbering a patient Then
Hoster beat another patient there into
insensibility, which caused him to be
sent back 10 Massachusetts and Smith
10 be freed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
Forces Feeble Kidneys to
Filter Sour Impure Blood
A Noted Authority Tells People Here How
to Prepare This Simple Home Made
Blood Cleaning Remedy With Just
Common Harmless Ingredients.

All medical authorities are agreed that
the blood is the great source of disease
or Of health in the human system. If
the blood is pure, the individual is
strong and healthy. If the blood is i'm
pure or diseased then there is sickness
or decay in the whole system.
rheumatism is strictly a blood dis
ease. It IS caused by excessive uric
acid. Sores, pimples, etc, mean bad
blood. Catarrhal affections must be
treated through the blood TO get per
manent results. To get well, TO feel
strong, hearty and vigorous one must
have good clean blood and lots Of it
You can't clean the blood thoroughly
unless the kidneys are made active. Bad
blood means clOgged, inactive kidneys
and liver which causes. TOO. such symp-
toms as backache, nervousness. bladder
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
HOME COUGH CURE

Go TO your druggist and get one
half ounce Concentrated oil of
pine: two ounces Of gIycerine; hsif
a pint OF good pure Whiskey.
mix it UP. gIyceune and oil first
then add The whiskey. Use in
doses OF a teaspoonfuI TO a table
spoonful every four hours shaking
the bottle each time.
The Concentrated oil OF pine
comes put up for medical use in
half-Ouuce bottles iuclosed in tin
screw top cases. which protects
IL from heat and light. If you do
not ind IL sealed you know that
you are not getting the real az
tjcle.
There are also several patent
medicines put up to resemble the
Concentrated oil of pine and called
by similar names. This stun
should be avoided The COucen-
Jrated oil OF pine is the only truly
soluble pine preparation known 10
science II also makes wonderful
" effective IiuauenL by putting
teaspOOnful of the raw oil into 4
sauceTful OF hot lard applying hot.
This is invaluable in cases of cold
81 the chest or sprains and bruises
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
CRYSTAL PATENT FLOUR
PLEASES HOUSEWIVES

With a record Of thirty-dve years as
the housewives friend behind the prod
net. S. A. Gee, general agent, at 6l5
Florida avenue northwest. for the IA
nous Crystal Patent Flour, is supplying
today "a constantly increasing circle Of
SATISFIED customers.
The manufacturers Of Crystal Patent
flour, w. j.. Baker * Sons, Winchester,
Va. have Tor over third Of q century
used nothing but the best wheat and
the most improved processes. It is 10
these they attribute the growing de-
.Eand for their Crystal Patent. which
has made "a name for itself wherever
sold
Mr.. Gee refers to some of the pest
families OF the city who will have no
ether flour. 1t is sold by all ErOCers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
CARDINAL HONORS
BOSTON ARCHBISHOP

BOSTON, Jan 29.-Sixteen bishops a
score OF m0nsignOrs. and several hun
dred priests, headed by Cardinal Glib
ooHs. Of Baltimore. attended the mag
nihcent ceremony OF investing Arch
bishop William II. O'ConHeu with the
pallium, which began at 10 O'Clock in
the cathedral OF the Holy cross.
Governor Guild headed the State dele
cation, and Mayor Hibbard that from
the city hall The cathedral was crowd
ed with distinguished B0st0Eians Of all
Gene uinatIOns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29

and Urinary difficulties and other sym
pathetic troubles.
Here is a simple home remedy and
the Recipe for making it up is as fol-
lows.
Fluid Extract Dandelion oDe-half
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce,
Compound Syrup SarsaparilIa three
ounces Shake well in q bottle and take
IN teaSpOOnful doses after each meal
and again at bedtime. The ingredients
can be obtained at any good prescription
pharmacy at small cost.
Here the readers OF this paper have a
simple yet powerful and effective rem
edy for all forms OF blood kidney and
bladder diseases which should relieve
rheumatism and catarrhal affections and
replace that weak. worn-out Indifferent
feeling with strength, vigor and health.
This is published for the Kargon Ex-
tracing Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
LEWIS is ELECTED
MINERS PRESIDENT

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 29.-Before
evening the miners national convention
viii have the report Of the canvassing
committee, which win make known the
election of officers. Without doubt
Thomas J.. Lewis has been elected presI-
dent; John White, of Iowa has been
elected vice president; w. D. Ryan, Of
Illinois, has been elected secretary
treasurer
The actual count of votes viii not be
made known until the tellers' reports are
handed in.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29

Washington Chamber Of Commerce 10
express the views of the community
and teachers in so far as it is repres-
entative Of them, the committee on pub
lie schools has not been willing 20 as
sumo the responsibility Of delaying the
submission of this report"
The report is signed by PercivaI N
Brown, Benjamin w. Guy, r. A. CbeE-
ter, J. G. Ergo0d. j. I. Barnes. Albert
SchulJeis, Fred. @. COl1ren. A. Leftwich
Sinclair, Ernest H Daniels. William X
GUIDE, Edward T. Albert and Isaac cans.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
Home Rule Feeling Strong.

The eucr0achmcut of the United
States upon preserves. held to be purely
municipal and affecting solely the peo-
pie of the District of Columbia was also
deprecated. After the reading OF the
report this was the subject of q warm
discussion, led by John JOY Edison,
The Deliver bill was vigorously Op-
posed, both for the reason that it was
believed 1t was very detrimental to the
schools and school children and on the
ground Of UsurpatiOn of municipal func-
tions without warrant by the National
Government
The special meeting Of the directors
called for the sole purpose Of receiving
the report Of the school committee found
twenty-five Of the thirty directors pres
ent. Most Of the members of the school
committee were also present. President
Harper. directly af - the roll cali.
called upon Charm Brown to read
his report He w listened to with
close attention and received hearty ap-
plause.
Before the adoption Of the report a
discussion began IN which most Of those
present participated. The committee
was unanimously commended for the
excellence OF the report and the careful
Iabors preliminary to it. 3. +. Barnes,
secretary Of the school committee, con
firmed the chairman's report and said
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29
M'KEE DIVORCE TRIAL
POSTPONED IN PARIS

PARIS. Jan. 29.-The Hart Mckee d.
vorce trial has been postponed for four
weeks on the request Of the complain
ant, Mrs. Mckee
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29

With tia two representative civic
bodies of the Capital, the Board OF
Trade and the Chamber OF Commerce,
unanimously opposed 10 any change in
the present school law and system. Wig
orous personal work in the House and
Senate to defeat the DoIliver school bill
Will be commenced today.
The committee on public schools OF
the Chamber of Commerce, after hay
ing its report adopted at a special meet
ing of the board Of directors yesterday,
was re-enforcod by the addition OF John
JOY Edison. Cuno II. Rudolph. D. J. Cal
Iahan, jackson II. Ralston, and Chaplin
Brown. TIE committee was directed 10
bring every influence to bear upon Con
gress against the enactment Of the Dol
liver bin or any other legislation that
would further agitate the school ques-
ton.
Starts Work Against Bill.
The committee viii meet this after
noon and Immediately plan their cam
paign at the Capitol.
The committee rendered its finding
after having held, as Chairman p. vi.
Brown stated, thirteen meetings and
taken about G0OCp words Of testimony.
He said:
The committee invited before it the
Superintendent. the TWO Assistant Su-
perintendents, and all OF the supervls-
ing principals, representative teachers in
the graded school, all the principals of
the white high schools, the principals of
the manual training schools, some Of the
heads Of departments. and teachers in
the high schools, and the late Supcrin-
tendent, DR. Chancellor With the eN-
ceptlon OF DR.. Chancellor ana a few
others, al who were invited accepted
the invitation and attended meetings of
the committee"
He added that those Who appeared
before the committee were practically
unanimous upon the points covered in
the report.
Furthermore, the committee examined
with care the laws governing the adj
ministration of the public schools in ali
the states and in many large cities, and
other data in regard TO them, and in
no case did they find that school adj
miuistraJOu was without control on the
part OF the people OF the community
and State. such as the DOlliyer bill pro
poses by placing Q director of e1uCa-
ton. appointed by the Commissioner OF
Education. AT the head of the District
school system IL place Of the present
board
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-29

Milton z. Allies,
Mrs. Harriet Blaine BeaIe,
Emile BeTliner.
Scott Q. Bone,
Walter G. Clephana,
John JOY Edison,
Mrs. William Corcoraa Eustis,
William L. Eude.
Robert y. Harper,
Archibald Hopkins.
Hennen Jennings,
A. Lsner,
John r. Mclean,
Mrs. II. 3. Z. mcfarland,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-05-20
1bilT I'd i'lW v-.iJlsXs tu.m (.
| ENERY- KIND GF SCAREIN FAVOR.

IbuI s..j i'iW g-.I11SXs tu-m :.
Fl ElINFRY q KIND OF SCARF RaF4 IN EEa FAVOR.
scarfs, psed singly 81 ard Hp lin pairs
enter into dece erative, Treatment OF
the . new gowns gown and are "a Great aid
p il ff}aEmrodelihg old ;oHes this seasbn,
fsaysn The HDelineatop The ends.
,prhihted, Q brocadea:'6r eihbrcfa etedq ins
sslf2 tones or fi cstquiette ieoicrtng,'
ypermiticof ingenious methods OF "a +?
.rapgamept. They are, made intq4 aFhh-
|. hole'i hands, and waist siTapeFys ~ and
used as1 bgetelleS 6 falling eyer q the
fhqYEdeFr qYEd in berthab safeit Fnq3tEAd 9s3fs g in
a chou in the dRge!efkS dRge!efkS aSa atfe fS9R g hnf
rectoire effect and fsiiiug thence to
the floor. "a single sSHs ssfant II5,snss Is mnsde
ron front BUST Is hehiii ehifred clos Fl
lyt kt .tfe] ]waistlihea II Frifged searfs
maybe used as side ipancls, and black
ones painted with vivid fbordErs tealn
sbe made wonderfully .ceGfectivei2cn
/ gowns Of black net or .chi ffpni. The
SY1ian saarfss heayIlF, pail etted,7 are
adgfd4y with i masrabout and dnnrSee nrSeed on
danrG!sag Gsg gowns of gaaulFEGh gaauFEGh arraa rraa fEqHSIted fEqHIt
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uoLsTEIN-JERSEY CROSS.

,,,oA lalrymapsf salqmapSa,. H., H.,
Ns,ii:sI to- know what Fe 4hihk q tie
HTolst9in-5srsey 7cfSss for a gobd milk
and butterh he6@.'ol /" 9n'f@sri re;
'ws7 Will Say ffanklyg that aRs BE.
lfese fp would fBsoaboht taae9unosafbbl (
iIsaothinsca man c5ma think otniWhB y
cross, theabreeas, aud Gtherebs obliter-
ate those blood lines that have bee b
developed, through years of c11tinl-
: oas breeding, .1Youb Gave nothing to
gatnH g3Dar nibst' valuable, qualitYiio iof
the male-prepotelcy7zis IostInFhe he
.offR rirlgy ei .sppahI aeeressuWik "a p
arnkyQ2FB k!yQ2F quantity anti n yqaul ulYept,
thst ths ,Ss9 SeRs5 l5ss saRss st $e5yg(HF dsa]
Jersey and richer milk than the Hol
,stein1 Why nqtosall. yEQ1r Jerseys an \
HplsteIns and buy fGuerpssys. aDFoq;n aDFo;nt
nix I :ths preefsI breeds TIP fWys!lsHlXdiHI5fh y !glHldiHI +
r. X 1,tyfni Kf9fai utl,ld LIZ. zait reyo1 e;bu2
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So. 21-'oa. .o7.+G Us
oo:aS aSK}lIEG9!gBH3EHW0Td-br5a KR}lIEG9!gHE.

Celery dB1A5obpplsao|Sla&5E6D q 3a
tart apples and cut into dice, mix
with 2 cupfuls of celery cut into half.
inchahasaaoH Htursovsb0d 0dRinNnah'
ing bsiE4 4svtpg1 Bed yaRaaees1fhsh
from one end, so the, will set firmly,
makebisatysssRssfSntais safadEssEe
1as p1st:' igsEs g III Si9 a1 Bfe5afss sAjaf
Egg;ess Cake-one and one-quar.
ter @ndshayoH &emhnrptd Vheo
.ins, - cup butter, Spe s5pffEs s5pffEs Psiy1lh5i Psiy1lhE5i
teaspoonful each of cloves Sibb9npd
and nutmeg. Bake in a. loaf for 50
mlnussA is suis7 oe7 ylno 1oBl'
;-.Toasted Salt codash.-PieS fAf Ash,
into long thin strips and ffssfens by
stan$n& ID dAlkeyashli sHatep sqros
sh'F4 s. 4bss {|Es R9I9sRe sRsS Sfd8 B4$t HfsaE5 sS5
browao& eaSashgN aresl6rHAt aaasz
Remove to hot platter and spread
with soft butter. ofor
Eggs la Caracas-one-hasp kR
sas :isas as gIJgS B9 sffBEn assfEn ens o1
third cup QataptAas9,hATu&6ps:
oniodssosge onsAssy lG'e1 teaspouh
salt, few grains cayenne, two level
tablespoons butter, three eggs. Mi{
the beef. tomato, cheese, onion ISGa
salt and cayenne. Melt the butter,
add the mixture Asnas No5shs NoeaaG
the Agas1yeBnAess4Hw a4os smith
creamy, stirring from bottom OF pan.
Serve at once.
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dispensed, and not zone word is said
about high prices: everybody who
can be thanked for anything at all is
thanked. THE gavel with which the
convention has been kept in order is
presented, + to some one, probably the
permanent chairman. The band
plays! ~eheers~are given @freH,>time-to
time, Everybody shakes hands with
everybody else, It is. a grand oc-
casion. The convention adjourns
sine die. ~ .,
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) .sevitaansssrqeG 10 esYoH

uIPfss IS T4ndetumbento Oh the temporary
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fgp1TgRWM eATn9ENvHRsW
-nuoo biehsgbI 10 e5Ny49NTf6N9lF0
ano1slugs7 bnG ss!uS Sdi q u 45yt3fs i3 p
1IfV .7TETHf7I 5fJg756TTlsd.f 5nJ 10
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LsrArn top OHIO iC1rN ioF' q GoIEpu, |

a3 = aLucGA;S EeETIxt S3.ts!g do,tb t6if h fi 1,
senior. partner of Che firm 6s F!J. GHESEY &
Cos doing business aipJthee, City Of; la!ed9,
T. County and State aforesaid, and That said
firm %ilE pay the sum of ON HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each, and every%ease bf ceAEAERti
that sannot be cured b. tbs use Of I'D i
T. Sworn to- before sfle ana subscribed III my
presence this 9th, day of December. A. p,
/ 1855. F''a' -, a. ". GLEASON,
1sEAL0 9! s!RG1l lbNotaryYnubEe
-qf Halls ,Gatarrh Cpreis taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur.
+ faces Of the SYSTEM tSentf'fot testimonials
free. +. j. CHENEY. .& Co., Toledo Ql
Sold by all Druggists, 15c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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James Van. .Cieare, ,,:of St Louis,
prssident Of ithe National Manufac-
turers' Association, threatened bolt
OF 1r,OoU> Republican manufacturers
from the party ticket in the coming
campaign distinctions the Presi-
dents. RQlicy toward labor. .5d9r9d
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Some Senator'S Senator'S are are al angry over the
ASSERTION by1the President that! he is
ihdependenf f2dongresso in the cxer=
8 sS r. 90RRfqPHnd 0RRf4Pn oyef TIE d, ary 5y 4bf 4
-p!H ySiIa1yomeQ 9d; 10 tiu2s! GGj sAidi;
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:ToPp.Niciansi yinmlNeWjGSorkfl GtLy
learned thatms Senator'S saPhomas 9d7.
Grady andh JAMES j. Frawley will re-
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InyoE Moyf shNN

!, 'eaRSssfSa saRsSaa ssS5y:HSf 9W9AAt SS psIHI'
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,reH icIss'f Gantdipa, Cures 4Homep;s
sHbSsP sHbSPfP!s HgssdgsRf gRnl pfbRfef T Ga GNsEEeg4H$s @
GiselD prescribed'Ri, plssltiahs with Nest
results. l0c., 25c., and 50c., at drug 3 storesa
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1ttRtHaHBlg Aosd

- did = She make youg feelzat 1hom'
when you called on her husband?a :.
..ga"she. certainly didEia al! :;iiGt
~, "You hadoa nice timej eh?' ls;y
. %oh, j, didn't say thai, that, my NY; dear a
r-Houston Post. ..r;.wet g rs :lnesn
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HfUp1TGRUM "a ATu9ESVHRIsNF Fl ER
ano1slugs1 bnG ss!uG4 Slf q - 45yt2fa t9 y
fIfW I -I7EHI771 5fJ8T50Tlsf 5fJ 10
sMst &4oeesd1 Asso1dtIq eE1eul Cor
-iji1 woiIsf bnG sbn9i-t yiII lis 10 s5toG
The Chicago Tribune finds Johnson
lead iHg1oT Democratic Vice-President
with twenty-five per cent, of the
v0Sttia vi0sStisas! &Aue6tefnor b6hgtas,' 6EdMas5
saGhtptset1isy4s seeGinHdf With Sixteen, bet
ceshtias csa 3Ch1aHiSlr gstsh Only Hgyen 'fpet IF
lfisshfriGlia9lb sci ssAdi1 ,Sfll less
apdI Hearst brings UP: the .Aear.l .saoS
sedvyo1hiHgs ogalf5ffla, eds1tasodfi3
South, Sarofintaa, 9fa;iE;;aaiff1 9HfaE;aaiff;1 Alabama and
Texas are Counted on as certain to
eleeso Bryan delegatesoana y691oh /
10 evaRS5seselt stiimpede "1staret;I5
behg Hsedgtol gdliTe ;thep Dark Horse
delegates 4nto the Taft CAMP, 9ni4a ;-t,
ATsefret ballet conducted by the
Chicago Tribune (Ind. Rep.( shows
t&ae, ,BsyAne wa1l egevotAte nddNhation
iSiEReifr tFgGbl8 ,lsaiRihg gethe 1Rainp1hg
IGlESJ W CChII dDOul -lDS ISG.1 1874.
,,pHGGni2 IIEUfTg 9G! 20 JiES'f 1hI 2'in"
uehcy' .no;i
.Mhah his attention was called tc a
peyspauer~arjcle, palpipg~ ~lobD> >NtGhe
ell as SECOND, Ghoics. qp his ticket,
WilllaMs falfi Y sssnBf3ar} Snf he did
HAhiteeh atilIl99eafY XJA 99ii.FsEuss tYh9l 4is
raq&llSo4lsta 's5saiohseIoeT 1o1 9isb
.: :s7aH 9S f9S }Xs5}SH$t .:?5}2s Us
concedero To- JqhRs9n and lDelaware!s
sixGto DJsraM Il r
Senator knox,, it is said, does not
81 IS 1sS itea thaR 5 Tafftss no f1ss
tBstt9RfJ RRSSY all To- 4Y4s5U Il II ng,52o
The news from Washington indlti
catga rba9 nomination of Secretary
Taft aqfftte95 9R the first baahllb?tt?fa bahllb2?tt?f 7ds19.i
II TThe .Qmaha WaEld II HeFaldi 9ftT HIGH,
WifliannJ, BYatit twas .onc ceIeditarSand,
wHtGststindslhlQse tprEttMisdNorlally'
says, that John ,MitchelfEi EitHsgf faBeE
,lcGdepSi ppbssfbiy the strongest man
whom the Democrats cen nominate
for the Ylte.pfesideHoy,
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Pert Paragraphs. /.

t&'Ffusp no 'ihtahss d1emoiyain0t 'y06 'y06ui
.own.sdai;rut bGsd nt.tW II edl
81 aForbearancea is 1oned Off the Tirtue E:
sour enemies cdo hob!posstBsas 81 10
Most liquor would bippfove, Witt
age if men would let it.
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nlnftkss capadinel cdresvHe Headache,
Whether NomiI6oM, ?Heata Q Stopach.ael
@ MfRt "TRIP oS8 AelER9gs litg $$sdsty G4 asaGs5ag.
lOe!, 25t1 1ianh. Ha. iatditis stofes2d cdW
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99lA2 d ( .ogde8sb'grg,g AN W MILAN
Rapdplph Hearst of Newly York, has
beehisuedoin the: Supreme Conftitby
DavfdLlGiLethan TO recoyer iS2h0eN-
peiidedJb Jby the. plaintiff for campaign
PURPOSES. iisszm 9auonn1 .ds-aE
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: ==;,;;;:s.,.s.,,.;;.a .;a.aa a,a.-a:L adT
.ssaseslt mc7tH Hsfe aJSsIifbate2n

,saasslh o1c1i Here a5Rad ITherle!.h II
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