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Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
MANY, ARE HURT IN RIOTS IN
 MEXICO

FL PASO, Tex, July 27.-One thou sand people were thrown into prison, at least ten killed and many were wounded in the charges made by the Mexican cavalry, according to W. l. Bissell. of Phillipsburg. Kansas. who arrived here tonight from Guadala- jara. Mexico, the scene of the riots of Saturday and Sunday.
 Bisseil was in the Garcia hotel, which was wrecked by the mob when the two Americans were wounded. Bissell left Guadalajara on the train that carried saway the Corral-Diaz speakers who caused the riots.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
ORE BODY
 AT DEPTH OF 50 FEET

| -PRf SCOTT, July 2.-Good reports
 tSvtinl ie to come from the property heipg { pened by John Foley, William TucSer and Ed Brinkman of Ash Fork. fin the Cottonwood district of AaOrase r ounty where an ore body. sone axsa, ing as high as $96s to the ten in s,M s being opened in shaft yet onfr sO feet deep. The property is located 6x uiles east of Blackberry.
 It vas Assc ,yered last spring by Tucker vbc = on his way to an- other eroun ~ yanes owned by him self and nartna B returning from n,ngman 's He dis, es~ that e .sss,ed sS,u sa me me outcrop of the -. tnn sS leo to the ton Hel shsrt ..a ano commenced sin .ho- "a . he paystreak WI ., noS ra . he snrfs is sof
 + esxp y
 Mxter to a friend in
 .-srssr. who is well known p, tSssnscxor vvites that the sno" ,s
 ,rs best he has ever seen ,n na \ srperience of over thirty yes Hel r,n~ distrids of the wesI.1v west s,..ss bv saying that he nas tnst ssr~d sIl .his earthly possesssonss tre ~s;n vill open into one ot s, nr 'I Ssst soid producers in A0na'e '
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28
sPoETpoN wAIFFs

lad Wo1gast fs willing to go figh, f'neky Mcfarland IT the Iauser vii make f3S pounds T7ugsNie. Btll Burns. pitching for fbe White Box. had the satisfxctfm of beating his old teammates, the Washington Americans, yesterday
 An x-ray examination Of Chrfsty M4rhewson's hand Is said to hsre dis closed that the memher is not brokep- but tsadly mashed.
 Ted Hall of Ely, Nev.. declares that Sam Langford has agreed to Hght ketchel there on Labor day for 5000 of the $25. 900 purse offered.
 Te New York Americans have asked for waivers on Jack Chesbrc. who has failed tD pitch in wfrning form this season 1t is probable that he will re- | tire from the diamond.
 Sandov Mertes, who in his prime was with me New York Giants, nas been made captain of the Stockton leam of the California league to sue osed Danny Shay. who has joined the Kansas City team
 Jeffries has sent a telegram from Minneapolis to a friend in New Yo K i, 'tatfng that as soon as his theatrical | engagement closes next Sunday he vill go 10 the latter city and post a L. offett for a fight with Johnson.
 The Phil Brock-Chic Huds~ foue AttelL D&nny Web~
 tanned by the Pacific ave fallen through Ld sno D for . fight - Ger. yoac oakland on Athletic csu. lined to Attea} has Slsn:'
 Aug. 1s and Bsosn sessa 1
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-28

Reliable Rs'ief Nr eyes that need care. Murine Eye Remedy soothes; doesn't smart. Aids those wearing glasses.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
FROM ANOTHER VOTER.

Editor Herald read with interest
am article in the last issue Of your pa
per. over the signature Of Voter
giving his reasons for not supporting
Mr.. W. r. Ewing for the legislature
One of his reasons for not supporting
him is that he asks 10 be sent from
d district which has had a representa-
tive In the Legislature for the past
four terms. [ would ike TO remind
the writer of that article that Leigl
District. of which Mr.. Ewing is citi-
zen. is only asking for one office.
while Worsham District Mr. Brock s
home. has the sheriff and Commis-
sioner of Revenue. and Farmville,
where Mr.. Brock has his office, has
the Judge. treasurer, Commonwealth S
Attorney and clerk. Why not whaek
up" with other districts and let the
farmers have a farmer TO represent
the people of Prince Edward,
ANOTHER VOTER.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
House Of Delegates.

Editor Hcfdid.-I see in the issue Of
your paper last week several announ-
cements for the House Of Delegates
from this county. There will be
several important matters to be
brought before the Legislature; main
ly, an appropriation for our Normal
school, which We hope to make one OF
the finest in the United States. Here
tofore, we had no normal school, but
this one. Now we have two other
normal schools which will be asking
for appropriations. Also, other mat
tiers that will come up before the Legs
lature of importance, and we ought to
see 10 il that We send a man able 10
meet Others in debate from other see
tions Of the state. In my humble
opinion. we can send no man from the
county who will be better able to re-
present us than j Taylor Thompson
who i, one Of our countymen.
think the voters, in honoring him with
their votes. will honor themselves anc
the grand old county Of Prince Ed
ward VOTER.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Rice Depot.
February 9. 1909.

I CUT ldlE ~ A"'"-
Miss Mary HiIlsman. Of Amelia, Is
visiting in the home Of her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Walthal.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Bruce and lit
tie son, Wilson, visited at Mr. T. Fl.
Bruce's recently.
Misses Mel Holland, Bessie Stokes
and Lucyle Jennings were guests at
Pamela last Wednesday night
Mr.. W. II. Price visited his home
people a few days last week.
Miss Lena McNutt spent FRIDAY
NIGHT at Stonybrcok
Little Miss Virginia Hughes visited
in the home Of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Wilson, last week
Captain w. T. Wells has returned
to his post in Florida, after spending
several days with his mother
Misses Matte, Bessie and Ida Bon
durant visited their home people last
week.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
NEWS OF PRINCE EDWARD AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.
PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY
Travis.
February 9, 1909.

Mr. VIM B. Gates was in Rich
m0nd on business last week.
Mrs. Dr. R. E. Bass is spending
several days with her relatives in
Farmyille.
Messrs Charlie Jennings and Bob
Garden, of Charlotte Courthouse, were
in our neighborhood last week.
Miss Sarah Lyon, Of the State Nor
nal School, spent from Friday till
Sunday with Miss Pearl Bruce
Messrs. Willie and Sam McNut Wis
tied Mr.. Basil Bruce last week.
The farmers are busy burning plant
beds for another crop Of tobacco.
We congratulate the editor of the
Herald on the improvement Of his pa
per. Many good wishes for its sue
cess
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Tailor Make Your Spring
Suit and Overcoat

And don't forget the vital
point about Royal Tailoring
itself.
The 800 cloth samples YOU see
represent the one line of samples
that stand for ALL PURE
WOOL-All Pure Wool and
nothing else. We will pay a
dollar a thread for any cotton
YOU will find in a Royal Spring
and Summer 90 fabrics. And
we dare any tailor in this town
to make an offer like that.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12

We have Just received from
The Royal Tailors of Chicago
and New Jersey the SWEETEST Sc
lections Of beautiful Spring pat
terms YOU have ever feasted .four
ewes upon-a full half a thousand
of weaves and cOlOrings repre-
eenting the greatest cloth looms
in the world.
You could walk up Fifth ave
nue.. New York and visit every
tailor shop on the road, but you
wouldn't ind a better collection
of handsome fabrics than these.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Abilene
February s, 1909

We are sorry to learn Of the sick
ness of Mr.. Richard Keadon. It IS
thought that he has typhoid fever It
is said that he has a trained nurse,
and we hope that she may prove OF
great value, and may soon have him
on the road to recovery. He is in the
home Of his father-in-law, Mr. George
Davis
We are sorry to learn Of Mrs. En-
ma Bakers misfortune, Of losing her
horse. Only a few weeks ago her
house was destroyed by fire, losing
almost everything she had. It seems
that trouble never comes single.
Mr.. J. w. Thackston and family
visited in the home Of Mr.. j. T..
Franklin last week.
Quite a number Of the Abilene boys
took a flying trip to Phenix, on last
Monday and to the new town Of Vic
toria on Tuesday, simply enjoying q
trip on the Tidewater.
Quite a small crowd attended church
on Sunday evening, owing TO the
snow
Mrs. McNamara's new store will be
open in a few days, as her goods are
on the way. She will occupy Mr. NJ
Davis store-house. Hope her bust
ness NAV prove a success.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12

a petition asking for a new road
leading from apoint on the Green Bay
Burkevlle road to a point on the Cary
mill road or land of Alex. Reed was
laid before the Board, and, on motion
Mr.. Haskius was instructed to exam
inc into the advisability Of opening
such proposed road, and report at
next meeting.
on motion it was ordered that the
members Of board be allowed amount
Of necessary expenses incurred in at
tending Good Roads Convention to be
held in the city Of Richmond, com
mencing February 10th, 1909.
ON motion Messrs. Walton and
Fuqua, together with the Superinten'
dent Of poor, were appointed a com
mittee to purchase suitable team fol
the poor house.
on motion It was ordered that the
chairman be instructed to communi
cate with the state Highway Commits
sioner i'm regard to experimental sand
clay road on the road leading from
Hampden-Sidney road, via farm o
IA.R Venable. Jr., to road leadin'
/ from Farmville to Rice.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Elan
February 9. 1909

We hear Of several people who ex-
pect to soon build here. Be it known
Elan is a booming little town
We are sorry TO report Mrs. R. l.
Carter on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. Gillian, Mr. c.
f. Glenn. Mrs. f. C.. Glenn and Mrs.
Lula Gillian and daughter, we're WISH
tors at Mr. r. w Fuqua's last week.
Mrs. Watson and children, Of Tug
Gle. visited her daughter, Mrs W B.
Rice. recently.
Mr.. r. W. Fuqua leaves to-day for
Richmond where he viii attend the
State Good Roads Convention He
win also 90 10 Norfolk before he re-
turns.
Mr.. j. II Spangler has been sick.
Hope he viii soon be out again.
Miss Eura Elan, who has been at
home for some time. expects 70 soon
leave to resume her work
Mrs. b. v. Wilkerson and Miss
Mary Garrett visited at the home OF
Mr.. j. F. Coleman recently.
Messrs. Willie Elan and Lawrence
Gillian visited at the home Of Mr.. R
W. Fuqua's last week.
Miss DOME Spangler has left for
Roanoke where she viii attend a bus
mess college.
Wishing your paper much success
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
SUPERVISORS MEETING.

The regular meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors was held in the Clerk =
Office. last Monday, the sth, with the
following members present: J. l..
Hart. chairman, A. a. Haskins, r.
II. Walton, Dr. W. NJ Holiday, r
W. Fuqua.
The following accounts were allow
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Let A Master Metropolitan

For they are the pick of the
wooden world, selected by lynx
eyed buyers, from all the hand
soonest cloth designs TO be worn
this season.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12

1t will pay YOU well to come
in and look at these cloth sam
pies even II YOU decide not 70 get
a SUIT right away; it will tell YOU
more about the styles and color
ing that swagger dressers will
wear this season than YOU could
learn I'm any other WAY.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
Pamplin City
February 10 700.

I tUTudTF II "I'
The proceeds from the oyster sup
per held Thursday night, under the
supervision Of Mesdames Beale and
Davis. amounted 70 5000.
Mr.. Herman Harvey, son Of Mr..
Hilary Harvey, Of Evergreen, and
Miss BESSIE Almond were married al
the Presbyterian manse, here on sun
day.
Mr.. Asper Mcmillan returned to his
home in Ohio last week, much to the
regret of his newly formed friends.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
lake Notice.

From this date no communications
in which advocacy Of candidates Is
made, will be published except as adj
yertising matter-price five cents per
line.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12

Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indiges-
ton does the ordinary work Of the
stomach. so that by taking a little
KOdol every now and then you can
not possibly have indigestion or any
form Of stomach trouble. sold by An
der>On Drug Go
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12
ATTENTION!

A-.-ttc unfortunate incident
r-red in our store on
1-r Instant, it Is very i'm
,.-.r--.- our books be closed
N- therefore, respect
e--c chose who are indebt-
-5est0 call on our represen-
-a..,e and settle their accounts
mei.ately.
representative will occupy
Office over the store of Chas.
-g < Son.
Respectfully,
Anderson Drug Co.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-02-12

Have YOU tired Sucrene Dairy and
Horse Feeds? Nothing betterfor stock
IF. WALTON X Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12
RESOLUTIONS or RESPECT.
Drafted By summerland Aerie No.
1874. Fralernal Order Of Eaales.

1874, Fraternal Greer 81 Eagles.
whereas, After a period OF four
months illness and patient suffering.
Cod has. in His providence. called to
hts heavenly reward AR lack r.
Shaver. OF Montgomery. Ala. the
father OF our worthy brother. C. T.
shaver. and whereas Brother Shaver
and his mother. sister. and brothers
have lost a dear friend: but knowing
that their loss Is his gain. We say
Thy will be done" anticipating a
reunion IN the beautiful home above.
Resolved. First. That summerland
Aerie No. 1874. Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. extend It's prayer and most
heartfelt sympathy 90 Brother C. r
shaver. his mother. sister. and broth
ers. commencing them 90 a covenant.
keeping God. who has promised 60
bear all our burdens.
Resolved. Second. That a copy OF
these resolutions be spread upon the
pages OF our minute-book. and that
our charter be drapcd for thirty DAYS
in respect 20 our brother aud his rela-
tiyes.
Resolved. Third. That a copy d
these resolutions De- sent Brother e.
r. shaver. his mother, sister. aud
brothers. ard a copy sent The Gaines.
VILE sum for modification
JOHN SHEA.
W. l. DENHAM.
W. L. GORE.
Committee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12
WALTER N. DAVIS
DIED IN PALATKA
BnilLtANr YOUNG ATTORNEY
piEn WEDNESDAY, NOON
rursrsi reos pIacs .r pa'stta rFurt
day-sursNe ~ VIE
ChHdrsn snd Fsthsr

I PALArKN June ~ Walter 80
Davis. perhaps .r. uf Coo m..t vIf.'.
known and H."Hruf F1rre nHr.u
tho state ever UruIulsi. died Wed
ncsdav about nom at the rs.'1.ur.
of bis sister. Mrs 4. 81 willard u
this city. after an illness GOVERNS
several weeks.
The deceased was the only son cf
. cx-Congressman Robert W Davis.
formerly cf this City uut nov OF Tam.
pa. and for many years rracticed law
. very successfully with his father Of
late Mr. Walter Davis has been a resi-
dent and practitioner of jacksonville.
where be has worked up a large and
remuneratiye clientele.
In Palatka and Putnam county. Mr..
Davis was highly and fondly regard
ed BY an who knew him. for together
with his bigness OF brain he pos
scssed a disposition al once winning
and calculated 90 make and retain
friends OF the truest and most abid-
ing type 40 Young mans future was
so pregnant with promise or freight
cd with success aud honor as was
Nlr Davis Ability. both natural aud
acquired. an intellect strong and
scintillaut. a personality pleasing and
imprcssing were among bis attributes.
aud among his fellows in mental at
tainmcnts. gifts and graces he tower
cd high.
His death. sad. pathetic. untimely
as Il vas. casts a deep gloom over Pa
latka and vicinity. for here IL was
that he began a career that was none
the less one that many have hoped 90.
but have never duplicated as a lawyer.
orator and public man and gentleman
OF that old Southern school. whose
pupils are being lamentably decimal
ed by the onrush OF modern ideals.
customs and manners.
Mr.. Davis was prominent In mill
tary affairs here for years. he having
been captain OF the Gem City Guards.
and a. n tactician and drillmaster had
few peers anywhere. lie eXcelled
az anything be essayed. and now
that his voice Is forever stilled. his
genial presence forever gone and his
warm hand-clasp forever withheld
from those Who knew. honored and
loved him. they are grieved.
The funeral took place yesterday
afternoon az o'clock. Rev. J. IT,.
Wylee officiating. and the iutermout
was in West View Cemetery, the
Knights Of Pythias esoorting the o..
mains 90 their last resting place.
"a father. two sisters. wife ana s.r-
.cml children survive him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12

A thrifty W,.tmu .f o.r sine e..
l.litcl himself UlI..y n England 60
lircd On "a costume composed lT1m fup
,1 bottom of u,,E.us Uh..h he hId
spent three yclrs uud 70 aIl iu r...e.j-
iuE The dress vas uair entirely Dos
liusclL % consisted ,f har u..agr
CHIEF, coaf UH.#t.1lf ruuHrlE t..c-
mIigr ana shoes Tho number oI
rats required to complete tbr suIl was
5tA NU.t curious pf thr garments
was The tiUg-L composed entirely of
rats tails.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12
The Big Head

Is Of two kinds -couccit and a.,
tl- head that comes from a sick head
ache. Does your head ever feel lik,
a gourd and your brain feel loose and
sore? You can cure Il On no time Dos
acting on your liver with Ballard
Hcrbine. Isn't Il worth trying ful
the absolute and certain relief y0ul
gets Sold by W. II. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12

There are many limitations OF De
Wits Carbolizcd Witch Hazel Salye
-DeWHts Is the original BE sure
you get DeWitt's Carbolized Witch
Hazel salye when sou ask for H. n
o. good for cuts. burns and bruises,
and o. especially good for piles sold
by an druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-12

A change uI h..a. having boon
uauted iu the case OFF D. %. E...e
end o. 49, David .n. charged r..l
enc murder of 49, a.. E.Hr. "e.al
assent 0f tt. Atlantic Coast La. u
high sIrnss. "a hearing H tH# 0a..
vil beEIu at raa.sa I.m. count.
on Monday IuH. ...
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
Last week this paper received

Last week this paper received a newspaper cut from Denver, Colo, which was sent through the custom house, as if it were being sent to foreign country. This shows the dense ignorance that prevails in many states regarding Alaska. AL though Uncle Sam paid almost eight millions of dollars for Alaska thirty years or more ago, even the postoffice in Denver evidently has the impression that Alaska is still foreign territory. Alaska towns should combine in inaugurating a strenuous advertising campaign in the states, to dismiss such au inn pression from the eastern mind.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
HOW ABOUT YoURSELPT

There are some business men who think the Almighty has grant, ed them letters patent on running everything, from the solar system to a wheelbarrow of bricks. In some way they find time to lecture their friends and acquaintances on how they should order their busi- ness and domestic relations, and apparently carry a portfolio from St. Peter. They forget that the big principles of morality, business, and religion are the same-that each mans allotted task is to first get right himself. It is time to re- form the other fellow when you have made yourself perfect. How about your own family-is every thing right? How about your own business-is it done on the highest moral plane? How about your own religious beliefs-are they in- ward convictions or outward sub- scriptions to custom and place? How about yourself-have you at- tained that exalted stage of beatific perfection where you are sure you are fit to instruct cthers2 If not, wouldn't it be good plan to bear down hard on the soft pedal, and trust to your neighbor's intelligence to guide him in the way he should go? Give him , chance, anyway.
 h other and more colloquial terms, Why not attend to your own knitting?
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
OF SAW MILL AND BOX FACTORY PRIvAT
 SALE AND PUBLIC AUCTION.

OF SAW MILL AND BOX FACTORY. PRIVATE
 SALE AND PUBLIC AUCTION.
 I INDER and i'll pursuance to a certain or der of sale made and entered in the matter of the copartnership Estate of Will son Sylvester, a copartnership, dated November 18th, 1908, and which is now on file in the Probate Court of the Precinct of Wrangell, in the District of Alaska, Division No. l, in the office of the Commissioner of said precinct, A. V. K. Snyder, Esq, the undersigned representatives of said copart- nership estate will sell and finally dispose of all of the property belonging to said partnership estate, and constituting the as- sets of the late firm of Wilson & Sylvester Said property is fully and particularly des- ignated and described in said order of sale of November 18th 1908 to which reference is hereby made, and is situated at the Town of Wrangell, Alaska, subject to inspection by all purchasers or other parties interested and consists of a saw mill and box factory, known as the Wrangell mill, and other as- sets of said copartnership estate Said property will be offered in parcels, as here matter designated, at certain upset prices ; the representatives receiving bids or offers for said property in such offered parcels, up to the day when the same will be sold at public auction, to wit;
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
gram of progress.

Srdu ol progress.
 The world is becoming intensely practical it is fast yielding its traditions and renouncing it's scru- pies, in favor of the best and surest expedients of relief and uplift. It does not care very much where they come from so long as the measures are tried out, and proven, and bring the results desired /; and upon this hypothesis accepts every thing, finally as true and bsnefi- cent.
 Perhaps this doctrine of steriliza- ticn is charged with more or less of shocking quality to the ordinary layman it may even have an ele- ment of terror for many, at first thought, and it's apparent severity may raise up strenuous enemies who will fight it to the last ditch. But if it is right-and it seems to be-it will succeed and become an ordained phase of legal and scien- tific procedure, after which the world will marvel at it's own ab. surdity in contending against it, just as it has in all the instances of extraordinary invention, discovery and application. We are but growing children at best; the day of each succeeding generation is brighter and richer and happier if we would but stop to analyze them in the vivid light of history and astounding fact. It does not pay to resist the good, however gross it's earlier guise, and however dense our conception of its efficacy: We are not at the summit of attain ment, however we may coddle the unctious notion, and there is noth- ing to convince us of our unpre- paredness and backwardness so sharply as the radical remedies and wide departures from the old beaten paths such as the one in question.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1909.
 at Wransell, Alaska

All offers for private sale or bids at pub lie auction, must be accompanied by current funds to the amount of ten per cent of the to confirmation by said Probate Court. The undersigned reserve the right to reject any and all bids.
Alaska sentinel., 1909-01-28
RADICAL REMEDIES

;; Astorian:-Humanity has 2 fair .dea oi what it owes to medicine and surgery, and expects more. It has passed the stage of astonish- ,nent ct the developments innuring from this source, and takes the narvels wrought as matters of course, which is its highest com ,pliment to the masters in the kin fred sciences. Therefore the radi- leal proposition to sterilize the de- ,linquents, and perverted, of hu- tmanity, as againet their reproduce ;sion, and to the minimizing of idiocy, insanity, crime and degen-
 eracy as set forth by Dr. Owens lAdair, of this county, and endorsed oy the medical profession here al- most to a man and woman. comes IS no surprise, but is regarded as iiaimply one more effective and help
 'ul scheme in the universal pro-