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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
PersOnal PropertY loan.


on furniture. pianos organs horses.
wagons aud other chattris. also on
low az $1,000 and as high as $4,000.
Loans are quickly made and strictly
private. Time--oae month TO ono
year given. Goods to remain IN your
possession. our rates are reasonable.
Call and see Us before borrowing.
Steamghip tickets 10 and from ali
parts OF the world
PRIVATE OFFICES--O open Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.,
Rooms ami 4, Grant Bollding,
303ts West Central Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

In the whole field Of medicine there
h not a healing remedy that WIN re-
pair damage 40 the flesh more quick
Isl than BALLARD's SNOW LIME
MENT. In cuts. wounds sprains,
burns scalds and rheumatism, -
healing and penetrating power % ex-
fraordinary Price 2bc. soc and $500
per bottle. Sold by an druNginia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
BEET SUGAR FACTORY
FOR PORTALEs DISTRICT
is GETTING CLOSER


PoFtalcs. n. A.. May C-presenJ In
dlcatl0ns show that porlales Is 10
have a million ana one-half dollar beet
sugar factory here In a short while
The American Sugar Manufacturing
and Refining company representatives.
came in Tuesday afternoon and spent
"Wednesday looking over the land ana
selecting q site for the factory the
American Sugar Manufacturing and
Refining company's representatives
are men who hold high offices with
the company, Judge QuintOn being
secretary and treasurer, Don A, Noun
pay, general manager and Mr., Winter
bother the soil expert
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
FOR sALE
FoR sALE

50 .00O--ii-room. 2 story frame RESI-
ldcnce; modern. lot 75Vit2i good
shade North Fourth ST. terms
81 0Gu. Groom house. LOT i00xff2.
city water, nosr University; terms.
si.0O0--g-roem, 2 story brick dwels-
ing, modern. West Central avenue,
$1,000 cash. balance s per cent
S2000-5-room frame. modern, good
cellar. lth ward. oe car llne
SisO0--5-room frame large los
shade and fruit trees. South Broad.
way. close In; easy terms
s3200--s-room b-ick. modern, well
built. hardwood fioovs fre place: corr
ner lot 1900 casD. balance per
cent.
3f200--7-room, story stucco inssh
residence. hot water heat. good out
buildings lawn, trees. shrubbery: lot
7sxit2, close In; 1900 cash. balance
per cent.
y2T50--b-reom modern prick. cor
nor lot 60xll2: good shade; North
Second street. close In.
MONEY To LOAN
FIRE INSURANCE.
prA. Fleisc her
fif SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Nest % New Postonlcc. f'n0ne era
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

sick headache foauits from dlsor-
dered condition OF tne stomach, and
can BE- cured by ihe nae OK Chamber
iainp stomach and Liver Tablets. IT'S
n. For sale by an dealers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
NOTICE

Tnss Is 70 notig the public. tnat
tho undersigned has purchased an IN
terest In the SANITARY Plumbing and
Heating Co. ana VIII be pleased 10
figure on your plumbing ina heRtingi
Workmanship and MatorIai guaran-
teedo once a04 West uoio: Phone
s9s. J. IA. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

Herald Want ads Bring
Results Try One.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
HOUSES FOR SALE


FOR SALE--At a bargain. 4 room
cottage near shops small cash end
monthly payments like yent viii buy.
Inquire 200 Gold avenue. iOe
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
LOST

I6Sf~x isfR ReaImsSt SSG6nsi
Guard Track medal With inscription
on back. 200 yard Novice Race, APT
LIST. tait." Return 10 Herald ~.
flee. 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

FOR sALE--My driving horse. buggy,
harness and robes. Ives, the Flor
ist. II
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

FOR SALE CHEAP -rIolton Special
Slide Trombone. silver plated: gold
lined bell; side opening case. Address
i. d., this office.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

WANTEB--A firEt class soda fOun-
tain man. ,, ~ oRielly co.
WANTED First class baker. night
work: good wascs 20 the righg
man. apply or address ErwOod Bak.
cry. AIbnquerauo. y. N. Y
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

OFFICE c. Q. 81, Chronicle aldg-
San Francisco. Cal. April 40, 1919.
Sealed proposals VIII be received here
until l1a. m. May 10, 1852 for furn-
ishsne wood, coke. charcoal. fuel and
mineral oil. ana gasoline. required az
posts IN Western Division during fiscal
year commencmg July !, 1919 Infor-
nation furnished on Application here
or q Post Quurtermasters, md quar-
iermasters az seattle, wash, Portland,
ore, ana Honolulu. H. r., and bids
may be received by Post Quariermas-
tcra ana QunrsermasteF. Honolulu, IA.
r.. until IL a. M Pacific time, May
10, 1919.
r. Won scHRADER, C. Q. n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08

FOR SAI.E-A beautiful acre OF
ground in city limits with beautiful
California bungalow, completely fur
niehed: al decided bargain. Parties
leaving for Africa. mast sell. $500
down will handle e, Good buaihess,
clearing $500 a month. Phone i527W.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-05-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-Fivo-
room modern cottage well located,
Kansas City Mo, TO trade Tor Aibu-
querque suburban improved or uRim-
proved. owner NJ G. browne, silver
City. ~ NJ lie
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-15

for instant despatch to Hillsville
should they be necessary, al
though it is felt thar troops who
do not know the Blue Ridge
mountains will be of little use.
The Aliens sent message to
Hillsville this morning. 1t was
brought by a little, bare-footed
boy,7 the son of a mountaineer.
His message ran:
'SidneyAllen says there will be
a citizens life taken for every Al
len hurt or captured
Victor Allen, the son of Floyd
Allen is in Jail here. He had said
that his father would never be
taken alive, but he was surprised
and overpowered before he could
draw his weapon.
The Jail is guarded by fifty
men, mountaineers all, who carry,
carelessly slung through their
arms, Winchester rifles.
If the Aliens had shot only the
officers of the court yesterday,
their chances of escape might
have been good. No one in Car
roll County, no one who knew the
mountains, would have lifted
finger to aid the officers of the
law.
But the clans of the jurors and
the spectators who were shot are
strong. Their code IS the Allen
code. A tooth for a tooth; an
eye for an eye; a life for a life.
And they have sworn to wipe
ont the Aliens and thew know the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-15

1t was thought he was dead at
first, and then that he would die
in a few hours. But the giant
strength of the guant noun
taineer has pulled him through
so far, and perhaps he may yet
cheat death and live to serve the
sentence Judge Massie imposed
on him.
And meantime, Hillsville sug-
gests the center Of some bitter
civil war.
The Fowlers and the Kanes,
the Marshalls and Faddises, the
Howletts and the Worrells all
have taken, arms, and all have
sworn to exact terrible ven
geance on the Aliens.
Early this morning, Detective
Felts and twenty men, heavily
armed, arrived to take up the pur-
suit of the murderers of Judge
Massie. They took up the trail
before noon. One of them already
has paid The penalty with his life,
according to a report here.
Sheriff's posses are guarding
the mountain passes toward the
North Carolina border, where
the Aliens have many friends,
grim, mirthless, lawless men like
themselves and bound to them BY
blood ties.
Secret Service Agent Thomas.
the man who secured the conyic-
ton of Sidney Allen for counter
feiting, and who has known the
Aliens FIR twenty wears and who |
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Society

/, mis- a fair week and there will be
N eadless stream Of visitors to the
city: hurdy- gurdies are to be heard
on every street corner and there II
speelsl guest In every house. society
viii amuse itself with informal ex-
Oursions TO the midway in the even
in9 and will be noted each afternoon
In the boxes at the races. All enter.
taininx will be very informal and
ANAL luncheons and dinner parties
Win be the vogue for the week.
Although society awaits with con-
siderable caGarness the entree OF the
formal winter season. which promises
70 be crowded with a great many
brilliant festivities. there is much In
the way OF autumnal weddings and
ray little parties for visitors to amuse
people now. People are coming back
10 town by the score. and houses are
being opened up from one end OF the
city TO the other.
The season for the desutantes VIII
be in full swing by the middle oil
November and new names are beins
added every day TO the list Of pretty
Girls who will be introduced this win
ter. The date for the FIRST Monday
german has not yet been. decided upon.
but will be announced shortly after
the hret meeting of the board OF gov
errors Of the Richmond German CLUB
later on In tho season. Some lovely
plans have been made to entertain the
buds this year and winter months VIII
be crowded with brilliant functions IN
their honor. Altogether. the season
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
a number Of society girls for 81

by a number Of society girls for 81.
Monica's Mission
The frst meeting OF the association
Of the House That Jack Built for
tn. formation Of committees VIII De
held on Tuesday morning. Octobec D.
at IL o'clock. At the residence OF MIS-
l.. I. Lewis. 311 West Franklin street
All interested are urged to be pres
emf.
For Nsss 'wsAe.
4 delightful shower was given ~
the home Of the Misses Lefebvre lsst
Wednesday evening In honor OF MSS
rucy wade. whose wedding takes
Mace October 3 The rooms were dec
Grated In green ans. yellow. Suspend
ed nv yellow ribbons from the fold
ing doors hung a large fancy baskes,
n,led with gifts from the brides
friends, which was later lowered into
the lap Of the guest Of honor. Those
nreseut wxe: Misses Lucy Waoe'
Lindsay Powers. Misses befeovree'
Relic vessy, Fanny McCrea. Jervss
Fisher. Mary Powers. Mary Jordsn
Mary Catlin. Misses Crane. Drewry,
virginia TAYLOR. Annie Coffee. Jennie
Powers. Misses Eoystors and Eliza-
beth BcaE.
Opesssg Dsoee.
The Southern German Club viii have
~. opening dance on Thursday eve
ming. October 10. at the ConserSasofy
of Music Hall. At LAusei and Broad
streets. The doors Will be open 70
members promptly At , o'clock o.
ecers Of the club arc: l. Reed ira
verse. president: Eugene r. Jones,
v,ce-preslScnt. ard ". Henry Kelley,
secretary and treasurer.
l. AZ ~ We0aa's CpOe.
The erss autumn board meeting OF
! che woman's Club was hstA on
thursday afternoon 81 TIRE club par
io-s ara was % much interest Re-
ports were ms.e regarding the &c
pairs made during the paa svmmef
ana ef.sers were elected 80 III vsean-
\ Gle. caused b. the resieresicn OF
Mrs. Moves D AeGe - Sfessesm ~
Mis-. CssSre GuiI,ssme - recssse
Nh ". a. sssnsrd sueeeeAea 90
| Dc errs,ssncy ans Ma Thouss Cssy
Sohceso .vvs ehsGoa ens vses-ossss'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Atkinson. Elizabeth weathers. Bees
sic Wright, Elisabeth Grove. Helen
Page. Percy Handy and Carrie Alien
Mrs. Darlington was assisted In re-
ceivine by the guest of honor Tor the
Afternoon. and also by Mrs. CLIFTON
Peters. Mrs. Fl. c. Mcdowell. Mrs. r.
q. Cosby, Sr., Mrs. T. d. Christian
Ms. John Wright. Mrs.. Walter Ryan,
Mr.. N. b. Handy, Mrs. Edward Daniel.
Mn. Don Halsey, Mrs. Hubert watts,
Mr. g. n. Smith. Mrs. S. 6. Law. MS.
Wnitam Ninnigerods. Mrs.. A. B. Car
Anston. Mrs George Cosby. MS
lanes Lewis. NrsL W. I. Palmer. Ms
Minor Davis. Miss Rasiand. OF
Richmond; Miss Frances ns,
wrs. Cheney, OF Boston: ME-
william l. Gordon OF Kichmono-
Iatsr on unusually delightfut refresa-
ments were served By Misses E.s.e
Burlington. Ann Kyle, Aareaet NJ
kinson. jamie Palmer. Agnes A,nnise-
rc6e VIRGINIA Allen, Nuriel CHRISTIAN.
,SsSs..s Hudeon. Louise Cooper. Grace
cs.0sr spos Payne. Avrelie Davis.
Ersnr.s Rboass, lGrs Boyd and MIS-
Victor.
Hcs-es % - CuU.
Nh. q r. FIssssra,d and her dauen-
ter. laiss Blanche FStssersid' nave re-
turned to the city. sfter an aosenes
- Scnr months. N<s. Fitzgerald ana
- A.y~heer have been visiting the
$1,000 sons. DIR. Fitxgerse and DIT.
u.iI. In Albcmarle. n. C., and have
-. .nene some time In the noun
go. rhev sxpsct 10 spend the win
Ter mout0 In Richnond- ana va"
~. tae,r home At the Cuerrsnt ho-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
Oanitu Gard Cases

aent Miss Jane Rutherford was
chosen second vice-prssident. Owing
tn the increased work OF the club, the
ofYices of secretary and treasure: were
separated, Mrs. John Hunter, Jr. be-
ing elected according secretary ana
Mrs ". A. Crenshaw. treasurer. with
Mrs. J. A. LEROY as corresponding
secretary. Mrs. LEROY and Ars-
Mann Valentine were elected to the
board.
On Monday afternoon. October q.
reception will be rendered Miss Claire
;uillaume, the retiring secretary ana
treasurer, at the clubhouse Nisitors
cards viii not BE- good on this oeca-
sion. guests being limited entirely 70
cluh members and . few Of Miss
Cu,,,.umc,. friends Invited at her re-
oucs.- The receiving line will be com
ro.eA az the present ofneers Of the
Inn. au1 An former presidents and
no.r6 members viii act a. Possesses
Ms. Matte Harris viii preside IN the
dint,~ room, ana decorations VIII be
In green and white
M CervsuGssufS 0eee0ssss-
Amon~ the prettisst Affairs given
recently In LynchburE vas the reeev.
ton rendered on Friday afternoon a
che oakvood Club By Mrs- A. Randolph
c.r-,,g,on- In compliment TO he~
n,,cc Mrs. r. Guerrant Cosby. Jr.
MS. Cosby was formerly Miss Kath-
,cc, Gordon. daughter OF j. Newton
Gordon. OF fSichmond- formerly OF
iwncsburs. and granddaughter 81 the
late :. n. Gordon. for many years .
prominent lawyer In Lyncheufs.
A. elaborate arrangement OF WILD
sor.rs beautiaed the club building.
he reception room being divide. into
two apartments BY swc~psns hedge
a. lakewood foliage. chef, By gate
:. osymss the passage Of the guests.
vtf,e msssea heavily against the
-.ils ana the many tables scstserea
ss,ut we're great quantities Of golden
Tss punch table. decorated WIN
1890 end acsweod and VT
SW1ss ssA white srse:s $500 =.
frcm the sc~t vts prssised cvsr ~
m c. Z. Adams, ss0seeea BY 49,
49, rayne, nsS1o ceSsse. Hs1en
o0ca EssSe Tern. Esse hsses~ -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

thereafter. The second cotiIlior, how
ever. viii be given Christmas nighf.
which falls this year ON Wednesday.
The remaining cotillions will be given
on Monday. January and 20 and Feb
ruAry :.
An important change has been made.
however. for the FIRST cotillion ana ths
Christmas cotillon will BE- given ~ ths
Lyric. in order to accommodate the
large number Of guests Who always
attend these two functions The three
last dances will be given n hereto
fore. 1t Lehmsun's HAIL where for
many years the Baltimore debutantes
have made their first appearance In
society
The BacheIoss' Cotillion Club 10 the
most exclusive social organisation In
Baltimore. ana invitstiops % The bs11s
given By the club are eo00rly ooueht
after. Several Richmond girls Win %
TO Baltimore this winter 70 be the
guests Of relatives sul astend the hrss
cotillion Of the Seasop-
Other dates OF interest sanouueeo in
Norfolk concerniRS the cotsllioss In that
city have lust been pu6aisb0d
The Norfolk OotulSon Club held tts
annual meeting On Wednesday svening,
September IS. to organize ana TO elect
ofacers for the coming season The
CosiIliou Club for the pass three WIS.,
seW has given some OF the most oeas-
ttful dances held during those seasons.
II 10 confined strictly 90 the younger
members Of society. and even the
cvhaperons invited are chosen from
the younger matrons. ~ the meetsn9
on wednesday the foIIowsng members
were elected cssccrs: John ID. wasArsp.
president; r. ". Jenrfes. secretary; IL
Il McR1air. treasurer. On the executive
board are: Robert Beamsn. H b fsnch.
Douglas Brooke, Alexander Ben ss4
Arthur Hitch
Plans for she ocsaine year were Sss-
cu,.ea ana the dates for the dances
we're set a suWeessua season " en-
pc~ssA. and the fUrthcowsug 1e1cea %
heretofore. Win - brilliant sn1 esas-
tfsul a0sjrA
Theve N q AslteSsful excheuge %
hSspsssusses oes~eep the s1cseey -
1CSssI10s1Vsa Thsrs rssAS
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for this year is a very promising and
interesting one
Bachelor's COtilliOn Club.

for this year is a very promising and
interesting one.
Bachelor's COtillion Club.
Already talk is being heard Of the
annual meeting Of the Bachelors Co
til!ion Club which will be held toward
the end Of the present month FROM
the success of last seasons dances
there will probably be few vacancies
this year and even this far ahead or
the opening german applications Tor
membership are rapidly coming IN
The intention OF the club this year
is to maintain the same policy which
was adopted last season OF having
only three germans, Christmas, MID
winter and Easter. The membership this
year will be limited strictly to fifty
members, and this leaves very few va
cancies tobe filled. The younger element
OF Richmond society is looking FOR
ward with great pleasure and interest
to the opening german, as no oeou-
tante considers her season a success
unless she makes all three of these
dances. The buffet supper. fashioneo
after the Bachelors Coti!ion Cup III
Baltimore, which proved such de-
nxhtful innovation will be continued
The exact dates for these dances
have not yet been determined on, out
the next few weeks
At the Chesterfield.
Mrs. Cunningham and her grand
daughter Miss Emily Lyman. have re-
turned to Richmond and will occupy
their apartments at the Chesterneic
during the winter season Mrs. Gun
ningham and Miss Lyman We're at the
Rockbridge Alum Springs all summer
ard spent the month Of September AT
Alton and Charlottesville. where the
latter WIS q member of any number
OF delightful camping and trampins
parties. Mrs Cunningham and MISS
LYMAN also attended a beautiful
luncheon given by Professor and MIS-
Thornton at their home at the Uni
versity OF virginia TO meet Ed Thorn
ton who has but recently returned from
I. STAY OF three years in the Philip
mines. Some of the othe. guests pres
ant were william Thornton. professor
ut Yale University; Miss Wright. OF
New Orleans: Mrs. Emory, Mrs. Sim
mons. of North Carolina: John DaTson.
OF West Va: Mrs. CunninSham and
others
The Thorntons live in the Old home
Of President Monroe at the University
OF Virginia, and a great many charm
ing functions are given there Cor their
guests.
ssrhe H~vse That Jack Built"
One Of the first charity events schc-
dyIed for fail season is the pTesenta-
tton OF a chiIdren's opera with $50
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

adults and children composing the
caste. THE House That Jack Built
is ,h. product OF Jessie l. Gaynor
Ard Alice =. II Riley. who have de-
yi.eS A plot and catchy music aTouT1
tho many nursery characters that are
d.,r to all lovers of Mother Goose
q. che past AMI present. This opera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

was to have been presented last MAJ.
but owing to the Kirmess 1t was
postponed until November % and %.
when 1t will be presented at the
academy of Music for two nights
and a matinee Mrs. June Lyt'e-Lake.
o. Philadelphia, will direct the re-
hearsaIs The opera is to be Stven
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
,se That Jack Built

One Of the first charity events schc-
dyled for fall season is the pTeSenta-
zion % chil6rea.s opera with go
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Cloves for Street and E0ening Wear
collection Of Cloves made OF the nnes
makersoves that snow every
stitch hnewo workmanship and style
Prevo Glaze Kid chain stitched back mi
in black white gray mode; special wow
with SEE sssS 's s ST. rs
''f ;Bs; Gloves with pearl clasp white 1888
' Goys; all the newest shades. 81 so
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06
lour Plush Hats, So. 48

Made Of velour plush. draped crown, with
velvet brim. edged with plush to match
crown. These shapes are entirely new and
very becoming. in white and black, gray and
black, taupe and black, and solid black.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

Our first showing Of these
graceful Long Nap White Beav-
ers. i'll the new large shapes.
This hat will look particul rly
smart when trimmed with vel
vet. ribbon or flowers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-06

These chic shapes are now
in popular favor and being worn
greatly in New York and Paris.
Every conceivable shape to Sc
lect from in turban, roll brim
or flare to side effect. in black,
brown navy and taupe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-10
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Send Name and Address Today
You Can Have 1t Free and Be
Strong and Vigorous.

I have in my possession q preBcFip-
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Weakened manhood. failing memory
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This prescription come from a
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n men and I am convinced Il is tao
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~ deficient manhood and vigOr failure
7 think I owe It to my fellow man
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We any man anywhere who is weak
- discouraged with repeated failures
NV stop drugging himself with harm
mi natent medicines secure what I be-
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sver devised. and so cure himself az
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I will send you a cow OF this splen-
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free OF charge A great many doctors
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writing out a prescription like thts-
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