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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24
a MISSION TO RESCUE THE
FALLEN

A. w. Elliott, of Atlanta, who has
had many years experience as a res
cue worker and who has been gather
ing information along the line of
white slave traffic in the south, has
organized the Southern Rescue Mis-
sion, with headquarters in Atlanta,
and with the privilege of establishing
branches throughout the country,
with the sole object in view of driv-
ing out Of existence the traffic in
girls which he claims is reaching
alarming proportions. The incorpor-
ators are A. w. Elliott, OF Atlanta; P.
v. HolIingsworth, of augusta, and
Rev Lamar Sims. of Albany.
Mr. ElliOtt's long and varied expert
ences in this work of rescue has g.V.
en- him a knowledge of true conditi ons
as but few possess, and he states
that the slaughter of human souls
has become wholesale, and that IN
less steps are taken to break up this
traffic and help the girls break loose
from their slayers (who are holding
them either by their affection Or
through fear), that We are not a free
dom loving nation, and that we do not
sympathize with the oppressed.
Mr.. Elliott states that there are
thousands of worthless men in the
south who do practically no work and
wear the very finest clothing, and
that their daily and nightly vocation
Is gambling. Their money and the
very food they eat is furnished them
by the girls whom they hold in their
grasp, either through their affections
or fear. And he further SAYS that
these "pimps" or cadets" are not
only holding to death" these poor
mothers girls crushing them down
into the depths Of moral degeneraey,
but great many of them are lying
in wait, as a deadly viper would. to
strike their fangs to the hearts OF
the young, innocent and thoughtlesf
girls Of our country girls whom we
would be proud of girls whom we
need to he the mothers Of future gen
erations. He says further that this
traffic is increasing in alarming pro
portions, and that steps should be
taken at once to break it up. If our
laws he says, ARE not sufficient to
handle the situation, let more dras-
tic measures be enacted. Make Jaws
that win protect the young ard iuno-
Ca; from the snares Of these life
ild purity destroyers.
"A great many OF these pirps or
wt'te slayers,' Mr. Elio fu-,har
ctates are known to mani Of the Of
Ecors o. the law, ana WY do they
net lanG!e them2 Why yal they sac
riace the young Of our nation rather
than do their duU?7
Mr. Elliott states that this organi-
cation will begin fearless fight on
these destroyers OF purity. and that
this fight shall extend over the south
ern states, and he makes an appeal TO
this liberty loving" people to stand
with him in this fight. to lend aim en-
enlargement and sympathy lie espe-
cially requests that those who love
the young and innocent girls of our
country, and who want TO see them
protected against the INSCRIPTIONS
and who want TO help the girl who is
down by fighting those who hold her
as slave, to write him at 1919
Fourth National Bank building, At
lanta, Ga.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Tom Watson has sent out another
call for his followers to meet him in
Atlanta. If he'd issue call for a
gathering Of his enemies the attend
ance would probably he larger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

The state of Georgia is spending
$S,o00,OOO a year on her public roads.
Is Glynn county spending her pro
rata of this amount?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

The people of Brunswick may or
may not want the commission form
of government but they should be
given the opportunity to say whether
or not they desire a change.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

A Missouri man claims to be able
to breed rooster that cannot crow,
and the Rome Tribune-Herald thinks
that the republican party nowadays
has one that can't find anything 10
crow about
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

What about Fourth of July cele-
bration in Brunswick or on St Simon
Isn't there to be celebration of
some kind to attract the many visit
ors from the interior who are ANXIOUS
to spend the day on the coast?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

The photographers have adjourn
ed. after very busy session in At
lanta. Wonder if any Of them took
the city!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

President Taft probably realizes
that after he secures the republican
nomination for president that his
troubles win only begin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

The postal savings bank in Rome
has been open for one month and
only two depositors dropped their
coin in it, Romans believe in the old
state and national banks as the best
place for saving their money
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Rome has now joined in the fight
for the commission form of govern
ment. If all of the cities which are
now agitating the plan adopt it, there
will be but few mayors in Georgia
next year. EgE
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Out in Ohio they are putting cows
in jail with the other prisoners. That
is rather hard luck for the cows.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

The moving picture men are busy
in London this week Well all see
the coronation ceremonies pretty
soon and for ten cents, too.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Probably Senator Terrell thinks
that there will be little use for him
to decide how he is going TO vote on
the reciprocity bill
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

We can see Ty Cobb's finish at
last, He has about decided to go on
the stage during the coming winter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Many justices of the peace in Geor-
gia think there is little justice in the
movement to abolish their court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Aeroplanes are fast gaining on the
railroads and automobiles in the
death-dealing business.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Second-handed bicycles for sale
cheap. Frank Van Brunt & Co, 1926
Newcastle street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Watch the mercury climb in Allan
ia, beginning next Wednesday!
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24

Why of course Atlanta was repre-
scented at the coronation.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-06-24
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ORDER OF OWLS.

Meet every wednesday night az
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No 1917 10.
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p. A. EDWARDS. secretary.
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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF
oIynn County; elynn County Com
wl&soners; City Of Brunswick; the
United States Court OF Bankruptcy
for This District.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

by Bessie Brayton. a society entertain
er" and father decides to act upon It
He puts on evening clothes. comes down.
stairs to the party Billy is giving and
plunges at roulette. winning $1,000,
from the major. who has previously f,eee-
ed Billy. Father and Miss Brayton start
out to spend the winningse
They are at the race treek in the mex.
act. Father has been cutting wide
swath under the guidance of Bessie and
the boxing instructor. much to the dismay
OF the boys and Billy's society
friends. Bessie owns'a a half interest in
the gold mine won in poker game by
her late father. but she knows nothing
Of its value. While at the track she
shows father telegram from the major.
dated Goldield. New. offering her S 900
for her stock. Father advises her not to
sell. and offers to 90 west with her to
look at the property. The boys. the
lawyer. and Emily and Frances post off
after them under the impression that they
are running away to be married.
The fourth act takes place in temp
orary hotel in the Goldfield region. The
major is IN negotiation with Cal Higbee. a
miner and owner he has located in New
York. Father and Bessie arrive about
this time. and it turns out that Cal is
Bsssie's long lost sweetheart. The major
erawls under the wall Of the hotel and
escapes. When come the boys. the girls
and the lawyer. On their trip west the
boys and girls have arranged their affairs
to their own satisfaction. and to the de-
light Of father. who promises to return to
New York and settle down.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
Father and tho Boys

In which the popular character comed-
ian VIM. H. Turner supported by COM
pany Of exceptional merit including
Edith Yeager, will be seen at the Grand
next Wednesday. April 18th. is written
in George AIDES brightest vein. 1t Is full
of action and seintillates with mirth. As
the father Mr.. Turner will be seen in a
part for which he is admirably adapted.
1t is a clever play and we are promised
an excellent presentation of it. The
story is principally about father. and the
boys are merely incidentals. Fathers
name is Lemuel Morewood, a wool
broker. who has remained provincial after
a long residence in New York. He has
two sons, Billy and Thomas, who have
been taken into the firm. but who show
little interest in the wool business. Billy
is a follower after society. and Toms at
tention is directed toward athletics. He
has shower bath and gymnasium at
taehed to the office. while Billy is sup
piled with small table and tea things.
Father has picked out his adopted niece.
Emily. for Billy. and Emily's friend.
Frances. for Thomas. without consulting
the young mans tastes. A doubtful
major. two society women and boxing
instructor are the boys chief callers.
In the second act. when father is most
discouraged about his sons. Tobias Ford.
his lawyer. suggests that the. old man
should try to take more interest in the
youths affairs. The advice is seconded
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
CLUB NEWS.
! I++++++++++++++++ :

The Woman's Club met Saturday af-
ternoon. April /. There was no pro-
gram it being q business meeting followed
by election Of officers. The nominating
committee had placed the names of three
candidates on the board for each Office.
The candidates for President were Mrs.
Joehnek, Mrs. Van Buskirk and Mrs.
johnson. The former and the latter
withdrew in favor Of Mrs. Van Buskirk
and moved the rules be suspended and
she be elected by aeelamation. Mrs. Van
Buskirk has served as President two pre-
vious years and the Club felt grateful to
her for accepting third term and antici-
pate very successful year under her
leadership.
The Recording Secretary. Miss otwell.
who has served in that capacity for four
successive years. was also elected by ac-
elamation.
The officers elected were: President
Mrs. Van BuskIrk. Vice Presldent-Mrs.
Lewis. 2.d Vice President-Mrs. Cook.
Recording Seeretary-Miss otwell. Cor
responding Seerstary-Mrs. c. J. Cover.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. M. Hall. Parliamen-
tarian-Mrs. D. H. Green. Historian
Mrs. Taylor. Legislative Offieer-Mrs.
Orton, Federating Officer-Mrs. Van Horn
Nominating Committee-Mrs. Lawson.
Mrs. Van Horn ard Mrs. Cover.
Mrs. Steele and Mrs. Jones were taken
into the Club. The next meeting. the
program being a musical. will be held
Saturday afternoon with Miss otwell at
the home OF Mrs. Steele.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14
w. c. T. u. NOTES.

The High School scientific temperance
essay contest came off last Friday even
at the Christian church and,Miss Myrtle
Hoffman won the first prize Of $500.
In our temperance work we ardently
desire to accomplish the best results.
Today the schools are opened to temper
anee teaching and every state has its law
requiring temperance teaching. but does
not require instruction regarding any
phase Of temperance not embraced in the
nature and effects Of alcohol and all
The essay work embraces all
phases OF temperance and impresses the
truth on tho minds so indelibly that the
child cannot forget it. besides the re-
search for statistics and scientific facts
are worth a great deal and reading them
to the public will often enlIghten those
who otherwise would not take the pains
10 find out for himself.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Dahlia Bulbs for Sale. From SOC a
dozen to Csc each. Phone Blue 442.
Mrs. 3. g. Wilson. -46
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Dobbs Z; Lyons, undertakers and en-
balmers. modern parlors. 4o4 S. Main
St. Night and day phone Ford ll6.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-04-14

Every garden should contain
Asparagus. Get the roots from
Burell. Dozen l0c, 100 for Soc
Good strong roots. D. v. BurreIl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20
Aogss . sF ffAsd sSgss Otkg
AAS gAH1SSAgfoA OF
HeyksUfP

10 the matter a the estate Of :. .. Martin
dacea-ad
Notice is herlshy given thai on Monday, the
27th dsy "a February, A. D.. isii. st the hour
Of a. clock a q. Of said day, the same bena
81 the regular DAYS oi the Decensbcr term
of the County Court Of tsunni-s,n COUNTY
Ia the state Of Cob RADIO. !. William L. Martini
Administrator 81 said estate. Will appear bsfure
the Judge 81 said tonrt. present hnsl settle
Heui a such Administrator aud pray the approx.
vi ~ the same aud will then h. be dis.
charged NJ such Adm i-trator. At which time
and place any person IA interest may appear aud
pre- eut uhlsrtion To the same. II any there be.
AND ftRTHER NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN. That at said time and place the Com rt
will and hear proofs concerning the
heirs Of said tecea-ed. pursuant To the verified
petition ~ said William l.. Martin, claim
ant heir at Law f said decea-ed. hereto.
fore filed herein. asking f.T judicial ascertain
meni and determination of the heiI ship of said
estate. aud from which IL appears that the said
iliism l.. Martin is the sole and only heir a
said decreased.
Now. THEREFORE,. any and all persons
who are 90 who claim 'o be heirs at law of said
: Martin, deceased. hereby ne
qulred to b. and appear thercst. or abide the
determination Of the Court thereon.
Dated al uunnisoD, Colorado, this 18th day Of
January, A. b. Isil
WILLIAM l.. MARTIN,
Admin istrstor of the estate of 5. j. Martin
deceased.
u. N. Nourse, Attorney.
Published Jan. l3-Feb. NJ. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20
4 Noa 0unlS

In appointing the new state lead
board, TO have practically sole charge
of the millions of state property, a
board provided by the constitutions
sl amendment which we voted for
lsst fall. Governor Shsfroth has
named three Of the bsss men in
Colorado, Edward KestinS of Don
ver, Dr. h. J. Je9sssoa Of Routt
cosnty, sad Clair Bsrwell k Tsini-
dad. The governor sho~ed his
broad minded spirit in sppoistins
DR. jefferson for the four ysas term,
although the doctor, ss Spser can
didste, nearly won the nominstion
OF governor away from him last fall
However, DIR Jefferson has made
good as head of the old land beard
and deserved place But il must
be said that the Denver politicians
are showing themselves mighty small
individuals by holding up in the
state senate confirmation Of KestinH
who has been managing editor Of the
Rocky Mountain News. I'd kest-
ing 10 prince. As the Pseblo
Chieftain says:
For ten years Mr.. Keatiag has
been managing editor Of the Denver
News and no person in Colorado he's
done more for clean progressive
journalism, for genuine popular gov
eminent, for more wholesome politics
than has Mr.. keating a. editor OF
the News.
His personal character and stand
ing ~ citizen, as we'll ~ his emi-
pent fitness for the position, should
have given him an immediate and
unanimous confirmation.
Now, just because Mayor Spees
has a erudee against Tom Patterson
he wants to feed it fat by this sort
of peanut politics
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20
DANGER IN DELAY
AMmp o.aD - - oUD -
6unnD 49, . Au1pa

Tbs great danger Of kssiss<y srSubsD
" that they get q hrm hosa hefoes -
suHerer recognizes seeG- hssleA .
gradually uasiermsn~e. ksc&scAe. hssdr
ache, NERVOUSNESS. IaHssnens. sorsnsna.
ieuba0o. srlnsry troubssss drugay-
asateter and Brsghtr' dssesse 3olsos "
mercsies~ succession. Lbsut nsGtscs
your elsipeys. Cure the kEtneys wSsA
the certain and safe remedy, Doau .
Kidney Pills. which has Cured people
rlehf here IN this s,cality.
g. h. Nancieave. 30 Blake Street,
sssliela. Coo. SAYS: Il do not hesitate
to recommend Isoaa Kidney Pills, -
Know that they are an excellent kidney
remedy. For some time ! was bother
ed by dull pain and soreness acrUne
the small Of my back and occasionally
had sharp twInges IN my lolHs. for .
cos4pie Of DAYS ! Was confined ~ ny
bed BY severe spell and at that tiase
began ussne Dosn's Kidney Pills which
were recommended to me by q party
who had been taking them for q similar
trouble. The contents Of one box was
sufficient to rid me Of ali my aches and
pains and ] have not had any trouble 70
speak Of since.
tor Sole ny all dealers. Prlcs ~ esnis.
Foster Al slburn Go. baffalo. New Nork.
.nie agents i,,r the United states.
kemensi,'sr the name-.ls ,as s-sad taks
ao othsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20
j. E Old ksa;re

1000 Alpha adult Bible class in
lecture room.
ll:O0 Morning services and ser
mon by Pastor.
6:3o at the Electric Theatre
"Ep~orth Lesgoe7 Leader Miss
Sara Es~serly
$50 Pheasant Sunday Evening"
at the Electric Theatre.
Illsstrssed Hymns. Special selec-
tions by augmented choir. Solo,
The Railroad Mems Song. Gavetse
Orchestra.
Address by Rev. j. j. Lace, a
Grad Jspction, District Sept. a
Rio Grad district.
A elsA we3cooe 10 a1l.
Raskssd men GONE and hear n,
kailsueA A.a's song
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20
soSscs or ssNAl ssrrsgsxsy
sHfkIFf,s sAIE koysCg

Notie. Is hereby given that under aud nv y;r-
tue ct the special aiia- execution ~ order ~
SAFE issued out q the office sf the CLERK oi he
DistIici Court q Guilnison tounty I,,lorse,.
ON the Eth day of December lgio in a 49,
pisa peniiiins !. ssld court wherein l.. A. servatius
l. pisirtir. and The BunB basin Ninisg I'm,
pany, ct 81, are iefenda.its l. the u,d.rs,,,sa
Sher'h OF said county, will on the 23r 4 isy ~
yssnaaS, a -. isil at o'clock ? NJ AZ the
ltoht aoor ~ the County Court house in ,;up-
nison ouuty, Colorado. ssffer for sale AMI all
,o thr highest and best bisier the follox,ns
a'.-crtn'-a rrHl estate, to-Wif.
rHt CHlEF OF 1HE HILLS lode ,,i,i.s
claim SITUATED ia Suspended Towpsbip MN,
esrbtr'Nis ess wv I've - south Of Range Number
meridian aud designated as lot pnu,her ,et,s
estending fifteen haDdred tlst.t fee, il, lan,,h
Aims aid fIiEf % rHE HILLS lode 90 er,.
uiacihs 10 % acres. sh .wn by the Surve,
thereoi uI,un the pubic r,eords sf said Coprt.
aiso what l. known the OS AGE minin~
sldlh'' being ioeated an the Divide bet we.n the
SylVsnite aud Bum basins aud ub,rh i 49,.
par iea4ariy houuned and deseribed in Ale
i"estion certificate thereof, which Is recorira
~ tne office oi the Recorder sf said 0oopty -
ho"k Ia, Mt page az. and 10 which Pei. re,re !.
here made; also what r. known as the tyTTtsr
.eae mining eiaim wh,eh rs more part,culsriy
h'unded ai.d desrribed in The iaestisp r,-vrif;,
cate tiere'f, reessrded the .,fi,ee a. the r.
e. rdtr ot SAID county. in hsok I4t at page "a
ana so which reference is here made nlso ~,bs,
- known ~ the osstiE mining el.im ~, .
wiieh = more particularly he,spss~d spa A.
sfi''el "a ". ioesfiou eerJ Ifeate rher-sf which
J. f-cored m the office eff tbe res-,,ra.r "a S.sa
County m Beok isi. az page a.I and "a .,sis
reference y here made ali 81 the sts,v. ~, s.s
esahs nfifiins pr. iierfies being situated il, ~
iit - aeoi,sfn District, IN Gunnison Couptv
- t' ras'o' to satisfy Judgment reudeye5 -
SAL scti"n 90 the 18th day of April A d i~s
~ IsNor ~ the I'laiprrn for the sum "a ~.
s suno'ea twetty -ntbe snd is-lsi tx.as Isl -.
drsw Interest at eight = ts-r re,t -, - -
from ia ne thereof. snd fs,r rosts ~ s. .n n
sss s. she certain sums found due certain -
.,n.,. e,s " sara scricn. in the ssia ina.
% met, ana deere stated. the total a. se,d ,rs-
met, heine EIGHT hsrdred rv.vY,s..
ssiS tss.i ~ poilsrs. With es-ts ma sr~v,.;.s
~, sae s snh interest ~ eight 10 psr eeot
. sno sssned rhs aHh a.s n Dseenb~r
PAT HANLON.
Sheriff a sid Ce~rs,
p D. g. LeAas, Csasr sAsrsR.
rsnanasa De- u lol0 Den y. MI.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20

tpsnH4ssfts totsraAkss
6enslemsn.-
sCousiusoa from last week.
Oar report y therefore summarized
IN the following Ne would recommend
that the water plant ts InssaIssd. this.
N oar Judgment. being the best prePos,-
tior for the Town of Csgpnssoa. provid-
ing reasonable encosragcment can be-
secured for the installation Of new
factories or for the sale Of the power
up to the amount Of J@ h. y.
The pr,ce at which should IL be offered
for saie may run as low ~ one cent per
X. ". hour, which is Approximately
S65 per h. y. per year, for Industries
using power IN small quantities above
10 n. y. continuously. thai is to say.
from 10 to ~ n. y. this would he q fair
price. Should the Town be able to IN
duce some factory to locate, employing
q considerable amount Of labor. a price
might he made considerably lower than
this, even as low as x35 or So per n. p.
per year. TINS low price being considered
somewhat in the nature of a bonus to
induce factories TO locate. For small
motor. fans, and other small Industries,
a rate of hve cents per h. W. hour
might be safely offered to consumers
using q consisierabie amount Of such
power For all other Industries. lights.
etc, we would recommend that your
Town preserve its present rate.
Accompanying this report we submit
herewith a map of the Town Of Gunni-
son. showing the location of your pres
ent water mains. hydrapts and gate
valves. this being a compilation of all
the records available concerning your
present water works system. Also a
similar map showing electric hight pole
lines and distribution system.
We have not included in the above
estimates Of cost any appropriation for
the extension Of water mains or the re-
building of the electric light lines.
changing the lines from the streets to
the alleys and making other necessary
changes. We have purposely omitted
these items at the request of the Tow n
hoard that our estimates be made
separately to include only the develop
ment of the proposed power plant and
the necessary reservoir to replace the
odd wooden water tank. We submit
herewith also map or profile, showing
the profile of the proposed pipe line for
power purposes extending from the c.
4. >. Ky: bridge to the present power
plant. We also attach hereunto plan
of the proposed reservoir, which is to
be concrete reservoir, located at ap-
proximately the same level as your
present wooden water tank.
We also attach hereto itemized esti-
mate on the steam plant and on the $40
n. r. water plant.
Respectfully Submitted,
BURNS 4 MCDONNELL,
Consulting Engineers.
EsTIMATE or COST or STEAM PLANT
2-2x1s Boilers and Stock
l-feed water heater and s4,s6o. 90
2-6Nlx6 feeds
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-01-20

CreaOA WearWoaea. -sFee tAsrp yearx ~..
ies~uAesA Wtth ee0Abe O1nkoe~a. Ssrswvl.r,ts..
aAsrkerAe go AeesSae A~Un pasas. Z .sv =. -.
AssssassOs1e - ly4as = f1akAas.'. Vexetaaae
1Cs00sesA 80 4ert1eA - ~ 4. After t.ko~~
H@ ~ 49, Z - pesssrsay U~si nsu - -
- eAeeA - eosu9A - Wesa LyAia y 80.
A0b veusoaAoe Os0Qa - S~ue - -.
no SS1a WecsAnn4 = 2. q, xA = - q
Women Who are sukeriag from those d;,.
'ccuiiar 70 their scx shouId not lose .;eAt -
dcuht he abilisy a Lydia &. PinkA,nS We.
md 10 sesaose their health