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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
MASON CITY BOY HoNoRED.
New Business Manager Of Importan
Harvard University Publication.

Special tn Times Republican.
Mason City, Nov. 20.-The new BUSH
ness manager of the Harvard Monthly,
one Of the most important student pub
locations of Harvard University. is
Joseph W. Adams, Jr.. the son of a
prominent Mason City banker, and a
student at the great university Mr..
Adams is Junior in the law depart
ment, and received his appointment to
the position on the school magazine
Just after having won recognition
among the student body as a musical
composer. Last Saturday a new sopg
was sung at the foot ball game. 1t
made a great hit, and the band played
it again and again. Mr.. Adams wrote
the music for that song.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
SCHOOL FOR FOREIGNERS.
Laborers Brought Into Clinton Taught
English With Considerable Success.

EdoOf6FS 6TOU9He TITO N'UteVV dU9"s
EnoIish With Considerable Success.
Special to Times-Republican.
Clinton, Nov. 20.-To meet an emer-
gency caused by the influx of foreign
laborers in Clinton, due to the insti-
tuition of number of factories here,
the Clinton Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION has established a school of
English, into which foreigners of every
nationality are received, and are given
an insight into the English language.
The class is most successful, men Of
several nationalities having applied for
the course, including Assyrians, Greeks,
Italians, Poles and Austrians.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
LARGE DISTRICT MEETING.
Nearly 200 Wonoen's Relief Corps Dele
ssates at Cedar Falls.

Cedar Falls, Nov. 20-The Tenth dis
trict Of Women's Relief Corps, depart
ment of Iowa, held it's banner conven-
ton in this city. yesterday. One hum
bred and seventy-fve visitors and DEL
egares, made it IN size equal almost
state convention. Mrs. Lena Ring. state
president, inspected corps No. 20, in the
afternoon, and last evening there was
a grand campfire in the high school
auditorium.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
Money Found In Mails.

Logan, Nov. 20.-While sorting the
mail Postmaster Johnson discovered an
unaddressed envelop containing large
roll of greenbacks. The find was for
warded to the chief clerk with the
thought that the owner might be found.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-11-20
cnunterfeit Dollars

Counterfeit Dollars
buy trouble, but genuine quarter buys
DR.. Kings New Life Pills; for consti-
patton, malaria and jaundice. Mcbride
& Will Drug Co.
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and hand Her engagement 70
the young Baron Antoine de
ChaFette IS announced, For fye
years Miss Deacon has been one
of the mostfalked-of young women of
society on both sides OF the Atlantic.
sFhe gosslbs have had her engaged to
dozen eligibles, from princes down
to plain 4mistersf But all the time
she mad been laughing mp her sleeve
they were All wrong, qf course,
There was the young crown prince
Of Germany, for example The credit
lous had him head over heels In love
vita la belle Amemcaine' and will
ing to renounce bis claims to 1.-the
throne Of the German empire for love
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14
LUCKY FRENC1lNAN
HAS WON THE LOVE
OF GLADYS DEACON
After the Affair Of a Snitten Prince
and a. Duke Turned Down.
Comes the Triumph of Young +
Baron de Charette, and An=
ssoH other International ROagupa
.nlanCesIs Launched

Wv F0RK.-At last Miss
~ Gladys Deacon, Of New
York and Boston, Lon
don and Paris, has found
The man uDon whom she
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

In France all the matchmaking
mammas have had their eyes on
young De Charette, AS his wife the
baroness would step into premier
position in Paris. where Nine. la Ba-
rome has an undisputed position. For
all her high position Ia royalist So
ciety the former Miss Polk is intense
ly American and delightfully."- demo.
craticla In her salons many an AmeFi-
can has made her first bow to fashion
able Paris
The future Baroness de Charette
will become chatelaine Of three lovely
homes--an apartment IN Paris. a villa
at Cannes where the tragedy took
place, strangely enough-and a charm
Ing chateau III Brltanny, which for
800 years has been the home OF the
de Charettes I9e m f fasl'
It Is at Basse-Motte, Chateau Nef
Ille-et-vllaine, near st. Malo. and only
eight miles from DlnaTds enc Of the
most fashionable Of all European wa
tering places Here at the old chateau
Nine, de Charette entertains such I'M
portant persons as the king Of Naples.
Queen Amelie, the widowed queen of
Portugal Prince Won Buelow, Prince
Won Hohenlohe. the princess Of Wales,
the Duchess d'Eu, the dnchess Of
Meclxltnburg- -schwerin and Mrs. Rob
ert Gcelet sf eu
Miss Deacon's nanee Is only "a
years old-tail, handsome, broad.
ahouldered Ike the Americans, With
Bourbon features ana patrician man.
ners. $
The wedding takes place at the
fashienable season IN Paris and viii
be one Of the social events Of the
year And then the matchmakera car
no longer play fast and loose With
Gladys Deaeon's heart and hand.
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welcomed her in every capital in Eu-
rope. In the Bots, she was saluted as
If she were a pfincess-but then
Gladys Deacon was to the manner
born. She was at home In Mayfair
as she was in inter den Linden. In
winter she became the bright. partic-
ular star along the Riviera and in
Italy thoroughly cosmopolitan grew the
beautiful American girl. who spoke
with a strong French accent and
frankly admitted that she hardly
knew anything about the United
States, though she was American to
the core. if1 1
Europe found everything to admire
in the beautiful girl fresh from the
convent m sae m s.fe
Gladys Deacon Is the ideal Anglo
Saxon type in face and coloring, Her
mass of hair is the palest fiaxen, and
1t waves naturally Her eyes are large,
rather long than round. and a deep vio-
let blue Her eyebrows are almost
black, very narrow and exqalsitely
arched. Her eyelashes are b.ncs az
well and long and sweeping
Miss Deacon's faee.is almost classic
in its oval, the brow slightly broader
and higher than the standard Of the
Greeks, denoting to some extent the
intellectually Of this foreign-born
American girl. Her wit and yivacity
would have made her woman Of note
even without the charming loveliness
with which nature has 50 lavlshly en-
dowed her
Her skin Is fair. very white and al
most transparent There is almost nc
coloring in her cheeks. yet she bushes
beautifully when she Is interested But
her lips are Of that brilliant red which
no cosmetic save perfect Health can
give. Her noss is pure Greek: her
mouth a Cupid's bow The chin is
strong and firm Her teeth are
dazzling I1 b9e H haa
Z She speaks French, German and
Italian with equal iluency and haI
4 Parisian accent when she speaks Eng
lish Is altogether charming, Her
taste in dress Is undeniable; she al
ways appears IN the masterpieces Of
/ the French modlstes. She is a perfect
dancer, fattllag good hand al bridge
and she can play billiards with the
+. best Of the men es0dr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

prince so far forgot himself as to
fall desperately in love, though well
he knew that he must marry royalty
to inherit the kaiser's throne
s Could Not Share Throne. ha
He Immediately proposed Miss
Deacon knew very well that the best
the prince could offer her was NOR
ganatic marriage, and she rejected his
suit. Thereupon the gallant emper-
orto-be offered TO renounce his rights
Of succession and to leave Germany
forever II need be, IN order to marry
Miss Deacon on terms Of equality.
OF course the kaiser got wind Of
what was going on.
The young lover was promptly or
dered back to Berlin. There stormy
interview took place At frat the
prince bravely stuck to his guns. But
when the emperor threatened to lock
up his eldest son IN fortress the
heir capitulated. 8 ao 4is
To-day the crown prince is happily
married to a wife Of his fathers
choice and is a proud papa to boot.
A year went by and the chance Of
society threw Miss Deacon and the
duke Of Norfolk together The duke,
scholarly man well over So heredi-
tary earl marshal Of England. a wild
over and without son who was men
tally fit to inherit his vast fortune
estates and the premier dukedom with
its privileges at court, became I'm
mensely interested In the brllllanl
American girl
His sister, Lady Mary Howard, IN.
wted Miss Deacon to visit Arundel
Castle, Norfolks ancestral home, and
rumors began cropping out every
where that Il would andl In Miss Dsa
con's wearing the strawberry leaves
Of duchess. BY reason Of Norfolk's
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

As soon as she was wen launched
in s1eielN Miss aacon began making
strong iendship Is the 81 at world
Some of the most important heopie "a
the Faun0urg ST. Germain set og Paris
became her ihtimatesi in London che
chummed With the duchess Of Mari
borough tue duchess Of Dey0nshire.
the dowager 6Aohess Of Manchester
and Mrs. Arthur Paget, ali OF them OF
tremendous social advantage to Miss
Deacon.
sultors In Plenty.
Mrs Baldwin had Lady Somersets
house IN Mayfair. London; a beautiful
little maison opposite the Chapel 81
Our Lady Of Consolation, in Paris
aud a villa at Versailles. ef
With all these charms, could not
be doubted but that Gladys Deacon
would soon have snitors enough to
satisfy even the most exacting deb.
utante. The FIRST soon appeared
to be precise, In 1900, He was Claude
Lowther, called the handsomest man
IN England Together they made a
striking pair, and the matchmakers
had them engaged-by rumor. But
Il was not 70 be- Gladys Deacon went
hef way and Mr. Lowther went his.
For a lbrief period the prihce OF Lich.
tenstein was favored; then he was
dismissed.
Next in line came Lord Francis
Hope, who was even then getting his
divorce from May Yohe, the one-tirie
soubrettaa who had run away with
Capt Putnam Rradlee Strong. son Of
the late Mayor Strong Of New York.
But Gladys Deacon gave the noble
lord, who some day may be the duke
Of Newcastle. his congo, and he mar
rled some one else.a Hi asiaia sHW
Then came the affair which nearly
brought about international complica-
tons. Only Miss Deacon's natural
good sense saved the day. The Ger.
man emperor, who wished his eldest
son, heir y the throne, to see some
thing in English life, graeiously con-
sented that Prince Fritz should pay
visit to BlenheIn palace, the regal
home of the duke of Marlborough and
his American bride, once Consnelo
Vanderbilt. The. duchess, who wanted
to make his stay as pleasant as pos
sibie. invited Miss Deacon to meet
him. The prince, always susceptible
to feminine charms, had already seen
and admired her on the continent.
Amid the congenial surroundings of
the English country life their former
acquaintance ripened rapidly, The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14


Of her 1t took an official announce
ment from both sides to stop the talk.
and even then there were those who
believed It to be true-that young
Prince Fritz was desperately smitten.
Then there was the duke Of Nor
folk, premier peer Of England. and
the prince Of Lichtenstein and Lord
Brooke and Lord Francis Hope and
the Hon. Claude Lowther were report.
ed IS about to marry the yiyaci0us
American girl, to say nothing Of as
many more, all lights of considerable
magnitude in the social frmament
But everybody was wrong-at least
wrong in that Miss Deacon would mar
r. any Of these most desirable men.
Would Have Taken High Rank.
As the wife Of the duke OF Nor
folk she would have taken precedence
Of every peeress In England; as Lady
Brooke or Lady Francis Hope she
would have irreproachable position at
court.
Gladys Deacon is the eldest daugh-
ter Of the late Edward Parker Deacon,
Of Dostop and New York, her mother
was the lovely Florence Baldwin.
daughter Of RearAdmiral Charles H.
Baldwin. u S. NJ Society even now
whispers Of the tragedy that cl0aded
the lives of Gladys Deacon and her
younger sisters oa a4
Il was Just 1s years ago--to be pre-
else. February II, lS92-when the wires
flashed the news from one end Of the
civilized world to the other--Edward
Parker Deacon. an American, had shot
and killed M Emile AbeIIle, well
known Parisian, whom he had sur
pfised Ia his wifes boadolr Abellls
tried to hide behind sofa, but Dea
eon's AneTing bullet sought him out
The indignant husband was arrest
ed, aned and imprisoned for briei
period Mrs. Deacon resumed heI
maiden name and became Mrs. Bald
WIN. Eventually Mr. Deasor lost Iii.
mind and died in a sanitafiunl at way
erly. Mass 9H ata
OF course there were squabblai
about the children, and finally littli
Gladys was sent 70 a convent. There
shielded from the outside. she grew
ap ii utter ignorance OF The TRAGEDY a
Ca7aeA aud the scandal that followsl
ueoif lls heels. She did not learn of i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

until she had grown up and been
launched in society abroad.
RMt Fitted fer Society.
The nuns had done we'll with Gladys
Deae0ns Ihborn vivacity, cleverness
and tact She was turned out thor
oashIy French; in time she became
perfectly Parisienne.
The DeAcpnsa had plenty Of money
Admiral Baldwin was the richest Of
ticer IN the navy, ana when ne died
a splendid Inheritance went to Mrs.
Deacon. or Mrs Baldwin, IS she pre-
ferred 10 be called Married when IN
years old. she was barely 81 when the
scandal came; she was even more
beautiful as Mrs Deacon than she had
been aA Florence Baldwin, the bride
Of Edward Parker Deacon, the RE-
served awkward man Of 40 a' l'gii
Europe took up the daughter Gladys
as it had taken up the mother a
decade before. Aristocratic society
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

Of their mental and physical constl.
tuition.
For this reason the Egyptiaa GOV.
ernment has prohibited the irnpofta.
ton Of the drug and recently entered
into convention with Greece to pre-
vent It's expectation from there to
Egypt, where the consumers Of
haslish are very numerous The drug
ID practically never used ID Greece.
but is now exported to the various
ports in England, Austria, France,
and Italy and from there much. no
dpubt, ultimately Ands its way 70
Egypt"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

minds-idiots and lunatics-as We
possess.
Or The other hand. we find in The
higher Pacific types meh who. though
sagaaea a. regards material progress.
are yet generally admitted 70 be--
physically, Intellectually and morally
-=ouf equals, II not our suparlaas.
) -. Thlgdly. We have no praDf
whatever that even the men Of fhe
stone age were mentally or morally
inferior to ourselves"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

ancient lnaase She would take psa.
ceaence of every other naaess. But
Miss Deacon refused the duke and
that was the end m It.
Prince Charming Arrives.
Two years later Lord Brooke. son
and heir of the earl Of Warwick came
on tbe scene. He was young, good.
looking, not rich, but had influence at
court through IFS mother People
really believed that Miss Deacon had
lost her heart at last, but it was a
false alarm n 1
tAnd then--Baron Antoine de Char
ettel aas fo8l
Amiable, good looking, very rich.
possessed OF important position and
scion Of one Of the proudest families
in France, the young nobleman is one
Of the most desirable parts in Eu
rope aaalh
There Is good American blo0dasn the
young baron. His mother was Miss
Antolnette Polk Of Tennesseega niece
Of President. James X. Polk. After the
civil war Mrs. Polk took her two
daughters, Antoinette and ReBecca,
and her son, Van Leer Polk, to Italy
to live. It was in Rome that sAntoi-
nette Polk met Baron de Charette,
then serving at the vatican. The i'm
pressionable Italians had already
hailed the fair American as the most
beautiful woman who had ever come
to their shores, and the Baron de
Charette agreed with them. He laid
siege to Miss Polk's heart, won her
and brought her home to Paris as bis
bride e.l
One son was born, Antoine. From
his mother the young man inherits
splendid plantations in Tennessee and
from his paternal side some OF the
greatest art treasures In France.
Among them is q portrait OF Queen
Marie Antolnette BY Nine. Yiego le
Brun, given BY the queen to the
Duchess de Choiseui, now coming in
direct Succession to the young baron,
fourth In line dilus 2la Is
At Present IN America.
Young Antoine. is at present here in
the United states attending to the
properties OF his mother and the in
tetests in the estate, because Of the
sudden deathaof his uncle, Van Leer
Polk, who dropped dead few days
ago In Memphis, He had been United
States consul-general at Bombay. un-
der President Cleveland, and lately
had been appointed by President
Roosevelt as one aof five delegates TO
8Brazile TN9 a~ltin
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

A scciologist Of genlnsl who hap.
pened to care about money could prob
ably make a fortune On. The stock ex-
change. where knowledge u Humanity
Is the essential Thing. HeHrlk Ibsen
was one Of the most successfti specu.
IatOrs in Eargpe. Hoo @2e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14
MoOERN MAN NoT a woNDEl
shows little Advaneemenf over pro
IS. totyPe qf Ancient Days.

Alfred Russell Wallace. the, wg8
known English scientist, says that
modern man 5g not superior To- The
man OF ancient times. He writeS
THE GENERAL idea that s0ur enormoua
advances in science and command
over nature serves as demonstration
OF our mental superiority to the men
Of earlier ages IS totally unfounded.
The evidence Of history and Of the
earliest monuments alike goes to m
dicate that our intellectual and moral
nature has not advanced in any per-
ceptible degree. In the second place,
I'VE fpd that the supposed greRt
mental 1hfertofity OF savages is equal
u pHl5unledl The more they are
sflnpatheticalIr studied the more they
ARE f6und 70 resemble 01fselyess IN
stheir inherent intellectoaf powers,
Even the 30 iong despised Aus
tralian, almost the lowest IN mategIhl
pHggress. VET show BY tAair coshplex
language, their elaborate social Fegu-
iations, and often BY an Innate no.
bility Of character, indications. Of a
very similar inner natures u our own.
IL they possess fewer pfilosoiHefs
aud moraiists, theyaare also free from
50 large proportion Of unbalanced
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

Here's a piece In dis paper said
Weary Walker, what says it's better
to tie to woman II de truth would
make her unhappy"
gDai's De war feeLY replied
Thirsty Tanks, an wen lady SEE to
me You won't buy liquor wild disg'
I always say: NO, ma'am'"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

sslA power has risen up IN the govern
ment greater than the people them
selves, consisting Of many and varl
Gus and powerful interests, combined
into one mass, and held together bY
the cohesive power of the vast sus
plqz in the bank lohn q cAihona
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14
/ A MAhlklot cohscIsnee. /

A New York business man had beeu
detected ii piokins pockets
Your course was strange and rep.
FeheHJible. said nthe court Severely.
Why did you not stick 20 buslnessz"
Your HONOR responded the pFis
oner. 4 found that to succeed In bust.
nessI would haze % resort to meth
DDS 81 Witch my consclehce epRId not
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

1t Is not wise to speak your mind
nor TO be an eloquent apostle OF plain
truths. Should you do so you viii
ind your path beset with both enc.
miles and many regrets,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-14

For cut Or angle worms in house
plants a drop OF two OF ammonia n
the water. or put few pieces Of to
bacco leaves In the dirt.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-07
E. !. HUBBARD
PRACTICAL
Li0e Stock Auctioneer

E."
Ii yeu are thinking Of making .
sale and expect to gel what your
stock OF goods are worth. II win
pay you to BET an auctigneer who
knows whatever he is selling i
~crth, for the time is here and
WI be for time to come. To get
what your stock is worth a man
must be qualified to sell and no
au 7rolee who loes not have the
P a,'is. aud keeps posted. can.
get You tue ices you are entitled
TO- Watch The sale bills out over
the country and you viii see who
Is doing Tie selling.
Have had IS years Of sucoessfr,
selling aud my references are ali
who sell Tor. Write now for omen
dates or phone at my expense No
90 Sell every Saturday on n,
street For if I make your sale We
both make money.
& J. HUBBARD, Box oOs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-07
BEWARE or OlNTmENTs FOR CA.
TARRH THAT CONTAIN
MERCURY

az mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering II
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
On prescriptions from reputable phygi.
clans. as the damage they viii do Is
ten fold 10 the good you can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure. manufactured by r. J. Chenny g.
Co. Toledo. Ohio. contains no mercury
and Is taken internally. acting direct
IL upon The blood and mucous sur
faces of the system In buying Halls
caiarfh Cure be sure that you get the
genuine. It Is taken internally and
made In Toledo, Ohio. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists. Price Toe per
bottle
Take Hall's Family Pills for consu.
patton i
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-07
END sEAaon s1lr

your choice Of suits. $685.. va.
choice Of overcoata sss5. Ble rs1,'. yS-'
1sa ~, On shirts, underwear. etc. At Te,.
4@'a'H 1soItf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-02-07

Local e7Vs
Get i s tae owl Drug store a5-t
W s saley made business Hi
Ito Blanchard yestarda
II your meat don't suit you. phon.
14o, Satisfaction always guaranteed.
i-2i1mo
The Court Of Honor win mold n sh
regular weekly meeting tonight
For coal feed and seed see Sim.
& Arnold. 9Th and Kansas. Phone
S4s. l-25-tf
Attorney Will Linn went to Guti.ri.
on legal business today
Kreitz & speicker. Funeral Dires
tors, Phone 54s. l1sN
F. G. McGnoigle Of Renfro is a CUES.
st the home Of r. A. Potts this week
Gertie Dunlap sings new songs in
"A Run for His Money" Feb. 8.
1-2s-lot
Hop Cloud is spending the day IN
Anadarko.
Valentines and Valentine post cards
in great prOfusiOn at the owl Drug
store. 2-5-tf
Dugan has his great department
store opening tonight It will be a
great occasion. Don't miss it.
Japalac and paint brushes are to be-
found at the owl Drug store. 2-5-tf
George Bell one of the Chick4sha
cotton buyers left today for Corpus
Christi, Texas
Anyone in need Of a nurse inquire at
S14 North Sixth street. 2-4.std
S. P. Linebaugh and Chas. Nixon Of
Duncan were chishasha visitors yes-
to-day
Watch the directing of the new
band MASTER and the cornet solo.
Thursday night Feb. 13. PAST
Charles NJ. Fechneimer returned yes
terday from few days business visit
in Oklahoma City.
Everybody to come to convention
hall on the night Of Feb. 1s.
2-4-st
The largest line Of clear Havana
and domestic cigars at the Owl Drug
store 2-5-tf
The dancing school in the Eagle
hall is well attended each night and
is concluded with an informal din i,
which is greatly enjoyed.
Phone 14O. and you win always get
good meat. Meals Meat market.
l-24lmo
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Wallin and chill
dren leave today for Corpus Christi.
Texas where they will make their
future home
Thweat's Innovation is tie leader in
a SC smoke.-Th Owl Drug store.
2-5-tf
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