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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
Salaries / j I
FOL Commissioners


Now that the citizens 81 Watertown
are becoming interested In the com
mission form Of city government for
WATERFOWL, Il might be well for our
readers to note what Attorney General
johnson has Ia say regarding the
salaries for cities the size Of Water
town. iS3s.
We clip the following from the
Pierre Dakotan::
he city attorney OF Madison, who
first called the attention Of the attor-
ney general and the state at large to
the error in the 1911 law concerning
commission governed cities, has just
received an opinion from the attorney
general on the matter which Is given
out today.
Tho attorney general agrees with
this Madison man that the law as 1T
stands is Inconsistent and ambiguous,
and when the records were inyesti-
gated to find out whether the error
was merely a typograp hical one Of
not it was found to be the same IN the
engrossed and enrolled bill, and was
due to arelessness on the part Of the
engrossing and enrolling force.
The law reads, as was stated In this
paper last week, that the salaries OF
commissioners In cities having pop.
ulation Of $500 and not exceeding
10000, shall pay a salary Of not less
than $1,000 per year to each commits.
sioner and that not less than 1000 ia
the mayor. Immediately following
this. in making provision for cities
whose population does not exceed
$500, exactly the same salaries are
provided, while below this, 1t states
that for such cities, the commissioners
shall receive $500. and the mayor 5000
The second provision is clearly a re.
petition Of the first. and the intention
was to have the salaries as in the last
clause, viz: $400 each for the com,
missioners and 5000 for the mayor,
and the attorney general 30 decides
5f Such errors as this are usually due
to the incompetence of clerks on the
Legislative engrossing and enrolling
force, and SO long as these positions
can be secured by almost any person
who has a friend with sufficient In,
huence Eat court they are likely to
continue to occur
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
N ew Legislative
Ticket Proposed

y The friends Of Geo. w. Egan in
iCodington county have proposed the
following named gentlemen as candi-
dates for the legislature from this
county for the next term:
r o. Mimnaugh, state senator
Don Livingston. legislature, Water
town. VII f
Ole + Olson, legislature, Dexter
township.
James Patterson Legislature, Henry
The above gentlemen are said to be
ready to stand BY the Egan principles
n - g strong ticket and one which
will be hard to beat.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
Burke Not Afraid
Of the Chu- Chus

4 X u
It Is a cold day when the fertile
mind Of the editor Of the Canton
Leader cannot concoct some campaign
lie which he imagines win prove des-
tructive to the opposition. His latest
creation is a story that Alex Johnson
came out from Chicago last fall and
told Charley Burke where to get off
at and that Mr. Burke promptly came
out for Gamble. Those who know
Mr.. Burke are amused to hear such
rot, The man does not live in this
country or any other that can tell
Charley Burke where to head in at.
He is not built that way and that Is
one reason why he has SO many good
friends in South Dakota. Pierre Da-
kotan. KS 3}5s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
Much Trouble Over
Shooting a Canine

Redfield, Feb. 27.-With their mar
shall under arrest for shooting dog
and with the wounded canine in tow
a delegation of over forty persons have
journeyed to #Redfield this morning
from Frankfort to try before Justice
Court a case which arose over the an
cient Love Me, Love My Dog" and
the question of how far the authority
of a town marshal extended.
Following the recent mad dog scare
in these parts the city authorities Of
Frankfort determined to enfrce the
dog ordinance and gave orders to that
effect. A bird dog belonging to
Clyde Hoy was running loose untagged
and when Marshal Macdonald endeav-
ored to entangle him with rope the
dog resented the familiarity, nipped
his hand and in the ensuing fracas the
marshal pulled his gun, shot and
wounded the dog. Result, marshal
arrested, first, for shooting dog with
out previously impounding him; sec
ond, for shooting promiscuously on the
public streets and third for using pro-
fame language in public place, town
divided into two factions over the
question of whether Sport was good
dog or not, and pilgrimage Of a
carload of Frankfortites to the county
seat to lay the issue before a justice.
Justice Warnock decided that all
parties concerned were not guilty.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
icongTatpiat Hons and hsaitt tShel Y
long and prospell'p3us NODDED Sss
South Shore Rapubli cail, l's|S|a
sP an & III u. Va E a. 5

Many Otherwise tiful 90
have been negected By nature With 81
lack 81 glossy lastrous, dark EyehYoWs
many Blondes of the True Norssrhan
type with beautiful eyes cannot shoMg
them Oh " an adyantag through lAck
.of dark. heavy, lustrous yebrowA. 81
To meet d universal and popular ~:
nand among the fair sex We have
after much experime Ting produced 81
compound termed ID Bro, consist
Ing Of harmless Organic Substances.
Essential Oils. Balsams, etc.. yields
ing By our process q stlff enulsion
which win stimulate growth of tie
eyebrows and darken them Id taas
desired shade.
Harmful Eyebrow Pencils
Should be discarded a. they oAay
tend to envelope your hair with b
film Of greasy mntter preventing AZ
cess OF fresh air aud thus to yonr detsl
riment serve the opposite purpose for
which you had intended them me.
~, Identifying yourself.
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genie and effective medium Is
I'D B RIO
It viii not only stimulate gross of
your Eyebrows and fdarlsens them q
too light but will produce 4 luster and
glossiness not duplicated BY any other
means. We guarantee that Dabro will
do what We claim for 1t II used an
directed or we will eheerfully refund
your money
Dabro will be sent in plain wrapper
to any address In the u, s. upon no
ceipt Of so cents in silver
Guaranteed under U. s. Pure Food
and Drug Act 81
THE sILoRoN MFG. ca.
Pueblo, Colorado.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
IMPORTANT TO LADIES or COD.
INGToN COUNTY. 5s.

Mrs. Carrie H Hargreaves, formerly
of Minneapolis, has located in Water
town and will engage In hair work
for women. She makes switches,
puffs and pompadours from your own
hair Or combings.
She has special machinery for this
work and has had years of experience
and guarantees satisfaction both as to
prices and quality Of work
Mrs. Carrie II Hargreaves,
Watertown, s. d.
Phone Red 23. 30 w. Kemp Ave.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Sale-A 26-inch practically new
Chandler & Price paper cutter. Cost
S135 two years ago. Will take S7b
cash for it as we have two. Also one
zs inch Rosback round hole pe~sorat
ing machine, foot power. This MA.
chine cost $75 without freight. Will
AXE $50 for it. Both machines are
Jus! as coed as new. Here is a CHARGE
for some publisher who wants a snap
on these two machines. Address The
News Publishing Co., Watertown, S.
D. = II
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
LOW CoLoNIsT FARES
Wa Chicago and North Western

wa Chicago and North Western Ry.
to the Pacific Coast.
From March LIST to April 18th 1912,
inc, Colonist one way second class
tickets will be sold to principal points
in California, Oregon, Washington and
British Columbia. Tickets available
ON daily and personally conducted
tours in through Pullman Tourist sleep
ing cars. For full information apply
ticket agents, Chicago and North
Western Railway 36-37
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
PANTHiER-JELLIs

Edwin Panther and Miss Mary Jel-
lis, both Of Waverly township, were
married on Saturday, February 18th,
at Aberdeen, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. J. S. Hardness, an
uncle of the BRIDES. The happy couple
returned home to Wayerly on Wednes-
day of last week after a few days
visit with relatives at Kampeska and
were rendered a reception at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Jellis. About eighty were in
attendance at5the gathering and spent
a very enjoyable evening.
& The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Jellis and was born and
reared in Wayerly township: She is
we'll and fayorably known to a large
circle of acquaintances who will ex-
tend heartiest greetings to her In this
most suspicious event of her life. The
groom is not known to the writer. hay
ing recently come to South Dakota
from Illinois, but is said to be young
man OF many sterling qualities and DC
an excellent family.
The young people viii move to Can
ada In the early spring to take up
their abode upon section OF fine
farming land which the groom owns
there.
The Republican joins with the many
friends d the contracting parties Ia
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
HHULLO"

When you see man in wo's
Walk right UP and say "hulo,"
Say "hulo" and "how dye do?"
"Hows the world a-usn your"
Slap the fellow on the back.
Bring your han down with whack
Waltz right up and don't go slow,
Grin an shake and say "hullo!"
Is he clothed in rags? o, shot
Walk right up an say ''hullo,"
Rags is but a cotton roll
Jest for wrapin' up soul;
An soul is worth a true Il $4ss
Hale an hearty chow dye dog" .j5
Don't wait for the crowd to go,
Walk right up an say "hnllo!"
Wen big vessels meet, they say,
They saloot an sail away,
Jest the same are you an me,
Lonesome ships upon the sea,
Each one sailing his own Jog
For port beyond the fog.
Let your speakin' trumpet blow.
Lift your horn an cry "hullo!',
Say "hullo' an chow dye dor,
Other folks are good as YOU,
Wen ye leave yer house of clay,
Wanderin' in the far away;
Wen you travel through the strange
Country tother side the range. 3E
Then the souls you've cheered win know &
/ Who you be an say "hulloi"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Sale--Velvet Chaff, Blue stem,
barley and millet seed, cleaned or in
gross These grains were all in the
stack before the rains set in and for
seed considered as good as anything il
the state. For sale here. John Noes,
Kranzburg, S. D. 1888
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Sale-A few Rhode Island Red
and White Wyandotte cockerels, pens,
and trios. Cochran Poultry Yards.
3as ard St., Phone Red 100. SO
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

Horses for Sale-AIso Macaroni
seed wheat. Carl Peterson, Riverside
Fssu. WATERFOWL, S. D., Phone 6-B
a. 37-39*
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Rent-Store room with all mod
err eonveniences, heated and lighted.
Rent reasonable. Address q care OF
Saturday News. If
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

statesmen WANTED to look after
our interest in Codington and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission. Al
dress The Victor Oil Company, Clevs-
land, Ohio AZ
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Sale-No. Velvet Chaff Wheat.
1as-1911 crops. VIM. Uthe, Water
town, S. D. 34.40
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

Fer sale-About 400 bushels of Vel.
vet char seed wheat. Jacob zerfas,
RsAte No. 4, Box 5. 37tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

Wanted to Trade-Some good resi-.
aence lots in Waterfowl for horses
and cattle. L. e. Archer. S5tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

For Sale ten foot show cases Of
ls@est design with plate glass tops.
Inquire of Cozy Home. If
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
WANT ADS.

Tor Sale Cheap large safe and /
sso-aecount hcCaskey register. Mid
way Grocery. 37tf
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29
THE SATURDAY NEWS, WATERroWN, B. ID..

y rs = = : : a $
Teddy Roosevelt-the big father.
#8
Daily Public opinion # i st
mysterious poll
dcans take the rag off the bush.
s8s 8ss 4. $3ssss ss38s
vatertovn
4 shopWorn city officials.
truly smokeess powder chanes
bicycles, brainless men and cowless milk
-. Ms8s
Say, what clio. mighty handy
after Teddy elected president You
Daily S gone Yankon
We always thought that Just what it
running for Congress- 5s
#5
little thirty roaming
the state Of South Dakota This
it be in another quarter of a century?
President
self If had his
reservation like tribe of Indians. .#8
Sale 1aFollee
hand "Byrne" hearsewn Egan
wagon Inquire of stz Way at the Daily Gimet Office
;59
Roosevelt already
has several hundred members Anyone wishing affiliate with
will find the list at the Saturday News office
newspaper codngton county
that had the right out the
Roosevelt
other papers climb on the band
dog hanging is milk in
speo How can the fond parents Of babies who
PEELED to feed them separated milk expect athletes
fighters on that kind of dope
sway" Opinion stands politically
First aFoete and is
if there chance
he would be for the "Pufed One"
4
being original Roosevelt man il
Waeown Don plugging for Teddy
thought Teddy
" knows the difference between band and hearse
papers codingon county
that none OF the first termers going
about time of them threw their
the fight between the bear and the that
We notice by eightysix years
positively refused his continuously
for eighteen This
WATERFOWL who oppose Mayor John W. Martin.
Col Roosevelt is nominated for president
it's normal tenor If he things
"up the Of uncer
tainties Here is hoping that Teddy will win
Some Waerown abour
the advanve in their taxes this
squealngthis reform" it, It
inspectors telephone inspectors
motel inspectors etc The state
and Watertown paying
for unnecessary
The friends Livingston of watertowa
Ole Paterson Of Henry
village the rpub
lican primaries gentlemen
be progressive republicans
republican principles Egar
President Taft carried Roovets
that Codingon county progs
yes don't want that kind Of
"HuLLora
is a mani wo
Walk right 4 II &
Say "hullo' and "how dye do?"
world ausin' you?"
Slap the fellow the back
Bring han down with
Waltz right don't 3ts
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-02-29

The friends Livingston Watertowa
and Ole H. Olson Dexter township
village insist
can primaries for the legislature
be republicans
republican principles Egar
President Taft carried Roosees policies
that he carried them
don't Of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13

IS A PRINCETON MAN

NEW YORK. August 12.--Rolla
Wells. treasurer OF the Democratic
national committee, arrived at his
office this morning He began the
days work by announcing that the
office was open for subscriptions to
the campaign fund from everybody but
corporations. Immediately thereafter
he gave all the newspaper pbotogra-
piers n chance tn take his picture,
and then went on with the days bust
ness.
Mr. Wells is from ST. Louis, where
he used to be mayor. He is grad
uats OF Princeton. where he got his
diploma while Governor Wilson was
still freshman. He knows the pres
idential candidate only slightly. and
declares he has not yet discovered why
he was named treasurer OF the conn
mittee. unless Il was because he lives
so far from Wall Street that no aus-
piston can attach to him.
The policy 81 the finances Of The
Wilson campaign Is going 10 be abso-
lutte publicity" said Mr.. Wells be-
fore departing from Sea Grit this af
ternoon 10 visit the Democratic nom
inee. Wen take contributions OF SIS
000 or SIC Gee. or more. OF course, pro-
vided they come from individuals. but
Just as soon as any such contributions
are received they viii be made public
so that the public may know exactly
what we are doing. We don't want
anything from corporations. am
inclined to believe that the bulk Of
the money will come in from small
| contributors"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
WIVES OF CHAMP CLARK AND
LA TOILETTE WOULDDO AWAY
WITH CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

chair in New York could have been
nut at some hubble 6work nai,tpg
roads or parks. or other employment
Tor the public good. how much better
II would have been for society. There
IL work for public betterment that
big. strong men can de, instead OF
putting them out OF business by exc
cution."
Il am opposed to capital punish
ment on general principles" said
Mrs. La Toilette. THE executions at
New York today emphasize this out
rage against society. 1t Is outrageous.
Capital punishment tends to increase
rather than 10 obviate crime. / do
NOT think the state ought 10 take
human life. In the interests OF society.
for such executions have a most eyil
effect .bn the public
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
TH|RTY-S|X STORY
BUILDING PLANNED
MODERN OFFICE STRUCTURE
WILL REPLACE ONE OCCUPIED
BY EQUITABLE.

NEW YORK, August IA thit'y-
six story modern Office building uxl.
be erected Immediately on the site
OF the structure formerly occupied
by the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety, which was DESTROYED in one Of
the most spectacular fires In the his
tory Of New York. on January eth
last. A corporation. capital. "a at
$l2 100000, and organized by ssene.ll
T. Coleman Dupont will erect tbs
structure which will I'LL the block
bounded by Broadway. pine. Cedar
and Nassau streets.
The corporation is composed f
General Dupont Wilmington, Del,
president. Frank II Andrews New
York, vice president: l.. l. Dunhafi
Wilmington. Del secretary and treas
urer; Paul e. Wilson, Wilmington.
and William A. Ulllnan, general
counsel. The structure will be known
as the Equitable building. and the as
surance company will occupy offices
in II. An imposing arcade. two
stories in height. will extend through
the center of the building from Broad
way TO Nassau street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
ENGLAND LIKELY TO
WITHDRAW SUPPORT
MAY HAVE NOTHING TO 90 WITH
PANAMA EXPOSITION SIX
CAUSE AGGRiEvED.

LONDON. August 12.-- According 10
a dispatch from Montreal pn}iished
in the express today, the government
OF British Columbia and the mdni-
cipal authorities OF Vancouver are
considering the question OF withdraw
ing their support from the Panama
exposition at San Francisco, as IA re-
suit of the United States senate's ae-
ton Commenting theron, Secretary
J. A. Turner, of the British Column
bia governments office in London,
said
"Pegsetiaity consider the senate 3
action a fiagrant breach Of faith. ana
nothing short OF a national disgrace
IA thegGrnited states government. My
father. the agent general has already
gore on record as saying that such
action as contemplated by the Unite
States would be violation of tbs
existing treaty, would seriously IT.
lure British Columbia and for many
Years, until the United States had
built up mercantile feet. wonld i4-
.ure Canada itself"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
Famous Detective Will Ask
Players to Appear Before
Grand Jury
TO BE ARRESTED
AND MADE TO TELL
"Bridgey' Weber Makes
Second Confession lmplicat-
ing Another Member of
Police Force

NEW YORK, August 12.-DetectlFe
William j. Burns exploded verbal
bombshell in the ranks of wealthy New
Workers this afternoon when it was
announced that he had secured a list,
not only OF the gambling houses, their
owners, and the amounts they pad
for protection, but of the patrons or
these places az well. Further an
nouncement was made that these
players at the wheel Of chance Will
be asked TO appear before the grand
Jury. II they fail to comply with the
request, they Will be arrested and
forced to testify
Burns will GO before the grand jury
tomorrow and begin the unfolding of
the long story Of the union of the
police with the vicious elements OF
the underworld. Step by step he will
carry the grand jurors through the
mass of evidence he has secured con-
corning police graft and the Rosen-
thai murder A rush of lawyers rep
resenting men prominent in New York
to the district attorneys office fol-
lowed this announcement, and it was
reported that further confessions
would be forthcoming
Wsbber Confesses Again.
"Bridgey. Weber. one Of the men
on whose original confession the in
dictment OF Police Lieutenant Beck
or was brought about, made another
confession, duplicating still another
police off cial, today. Deputy Com
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
Mrs. Wilson Denies
She Ever Advised
Use of Cigarettes
DOES NOT THINK WOMEN
SuOELD SMOKE AND NEy-
I.R WROTE OTHERWISE.
SHE SAYS.

SEA GfRT. August 1--Nrs. Ellen
A. Wilson, wife Of Governor Woodrow
Wilson. today made pHilic a letter
written by her to the editor Of The
Ohio State Journal. denying a re.
port sent out by "a Western news syn.
dictate which CREDITS her with giyiuS
approval to the habit Of smokiEg
cigarettes by woman. II appears that
a woman once the wife OF Il counsin
Of Governor Wilson and now sep
arated from him, has adopted the
name Of Mrs. Wilson Woodrow. under
which name she has written various
articles and given numerous inter
views since Governor Wilson's nofni-
nation TO the presidency approving oi
cigarette smoking by women. Mrs
Woodrow II Is said, smokes cigarettes
herself She is said to be clever
ma gazine writa..
The letter given oat by Mrs. Wilson
today is as follows
Dear Sir; ! have Just received a
copy OF the Journal with your edi-
toriai entitled Smoking Women and
! beg leave to Indignantly deny the
statement that = approve Of women
smoking cigarettes.
Flie interview upun which your
editorial IL based is a pure invention.
| intensely DISLIKE the cigarette smok-
ing habit for women. IN fact SO strong
Ia my feeling on the subject. that my
real danger lies in being unjust and
unkind in my Judgment of those who
differ with me In this respect
but certainly no woman In our
household ever has. or ever viii
smoke Quite apart from the bad
taste Of it. believe with You that Il
has an extremely injurious effect on
the nerves.
Yours very sincerely,
3StguegsS ELLEN A. WILSON.
MRS WOODROW WILSON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
STEAMER CORS|CAN
RUNS INTO |CEbURG
AFTER SENDING OUT CALLS FOR
HELP VESSEL FINDS DAMAGE
is NOT GREAT.

HALIFAX, n. S, August 1.-THE
steamer Corsican. OF the Allan Ane,
with two hundred passengers aboard.
struck an iceberg off the northeast
coast OF New Foundlaud this evening
and sent cut wireless call for as
sistance.
Several steamers, including the
Canadian Pacific liner Lake Champ
lain, responded 10 the cali
The Corsican was built by the Tar
clay Curle company, OF Glasgow. Scot
land Her length is sic feet. breadth,
6l.3 feet, and her depth from the bot
tom OF keel 10 the top OF the deck IS
42.9 feet Her gross tonnage is II, $50.
Her speed Is f7.6 knots.
Later wireless advices are @ Ike
ERECT that the Gorsicaa STUCK the
berg on a glancing blow and that waen
an inspection showed the damage 10
be inconsequential the captain de-
cided TO proceed on the voyage To Llv-
erpool. This decision was eoinnuni-
Gated TO the vessels which had re-
sponded to the wireless call for aid.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-13
At Providence Friday Night
Chicago Monologue Will
be Reproduced
MUCH OF 1T WILL
BE TRIMMED THOUGH
Bull Moose is Anxious to Stir
Up Massachusetts, for Ef-
feet it Will Have on
Vermont

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, August ~ -
Instead Of going to his New York
office tomorrow as has been his Gus
tom on Tuesdays, Colonel Roosevelt
intends to occupy himself at Sycamore
i'm working upon the speeches he
is to deliver on his New England
jaunt the end OF the week. A PruNi
denee on Friday night, the ex presi-
zen Ii to deliver the confession q
faith he made at Chicago ut his Bull
Moose convention, 1t Will differ only
In this particular--,hat the Provi
dence effort will be briefer by some fif
teen thousand words.
The eX president has In mind dlk-
ferent kind OF speech for the round Up
OF Massachusetts Progressives Ak Re
we're on Saturday night. 1t is limited
that he Is TO launch upon the tariff
Issue, going into il with greater de-
tall than he attempted at chicago.
The Massachusetts Prosressivss arc
ot;t-far a comprehensive tarln reVi-
sion. IS opposed TO the standpn. otti-
tude Of the Lodge-Crane organization
in the State. They wan. RoeseN eli
10 bitterly assail the moderate tariff
utterance Of the Republican platform
The solid manufa curing industries of
this State 40 Roosevelt has been told,
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