davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1913-05-05

doubt, also. you arc acquainted with
the fact that tho one invariable symp-
tom o. morphine poisoning - tho con-
traction OF the pupils Of the syas to .
in-point--oftsn - that they are un-
recognizable
'Aiorsovsr. the pupils are symmstri-
cally contracted. and this symptom 10
from morphine poisoning and distin.
suishss Il from VII other forms Of
death.
ION tho other hand, IN the coma u
kidney disease one pupil u dilated and
the other contracted-they are unsym'
metFicL. But in this case both the
pupils are normal. or only . very little
dtlated. and they are symmetrical. So
far We have been able to find no other
poison than the slight traces Of NOR
phins remaining In the stomach after
10 many hours. ] think you are enough
OF . chemist TO know that no doctor
would dare 20 on the stand and swear
to death from morphine poisoning IN
the face Of such evidence against him.
The veriest tyro Of an expert toxicologist
could too easily confIte him"
Kennedy nodded.
Have YOU the pill box anG the pre-
scription7" 100.
II have" replied Or. Hanson. placing
them on the table.
Kennedy scrutinizcd them sharply.
1T shall need these" he said. "Of
course you understand viii take very
good care Z them. Is there anything
else OF Importance"
Really, I don't know" said the ply
sician obviously. IT'S rather out OF
my province. but perhaps you would
think II important. IT'S mighty I'M
canny anyhow. Henry Vandam. as YOU
dubtless know. was much more deeply
interested In the work OF this medium
than was his wife. Perhaps Mrs. Van.
dam was a bit Jealous--I don't know
But she. too. had an Interest In spirit
ualism, though ne was much more
deeply influenced by Mrs. Pepper thar
Here's the. strange part 81 II. Thu
old man believes % thoroughly In rap
pings and erlalizations that he con
stantly keeps a notebook In his poke
IN which no records all materiallza tion
he thinks ne sees and the rapplngs III
hears. along with the time and place
Now II SO happened on the night Mrs
Vandam was taken III he had retired
] believe In another part OF tho house
where he has q regular seance room
According to his story, he was awak
ened from profound sleep by serie
OF rappings. As was his custom. h
noted the time at which they occurred
Something made him uneasy. and h.
said to his 'controf-st least this u hi
story:
John. IL It about Nary
Three RAPE snsw9s1 'ves.' the usua
The evening world., 1913-05-05

code.
"'what 10 the maAtsrf Il che iur
''1he three answering raps were %
Vigorous chat he SpranS out q ~ aad
called mis- wifs's maid. Ths maid ~.
pied that Nh. VAndsm haA not
gone 70 bed yst oue that hsre
was . ltsht IN he irr~sy ard
mediateiy, The next moment the houes
wAs awakened By Die Screams Of ths
maid ealing for help. that Mn. Vandsm
waa dying. -.,
"That was three nights eco. On each
of the tive succseding nioht1 Henry
Vandam says ne has been ewAksned 81
precisely the easns hoMr b. raVpinS.
and on esch night his control has siven
him Q msssaSs from he dead wife. A.
a man Of scisnce. sttributs the whole
thing to an overwrought imagination.
The original sappings mas have been q
mere coincidenos With the fact Of the
condition Pf Mrs.. yandAm. However.
give this to you ~ what Il 10 wocth."
Craig said nothing. but. ~ was bic
habit. shaded his eyes with the Ups OF
his fingers. resting his elbows on the
arms OF his chair. II suppose" ne said.
you can give me the necessary author
ity to enter the Vandam homo and look
at the scene Of these happenings"
''CertaLnly," aSssntsd the physician.
''but you will ind It Q queer place.
There are spirit paintings and spirit
photographs IN every room. and Van
dams own part of the houss--well. its
crecpyr that's all I can say"
And also I suppose you have per-
formed an autopsy on the body and will
allow me to drop into your laboratory
tomorrow morning and satisfy myself
on this morphine point7"
Certainly" replied the oroner's ply
sician. "at any time you say"
AT ten sharp. then. tomorrow 7 shall
be there" said Crsig. 1T II now eight
thirty. DO you think ! can see Vandam
tonight? What time do these rappInEs
occur"
why. yes. You surely will be able to
see him tonight. lie hasn't stirred
from the house since his wife died. Hs
told me he m0lnentarily expected mes
sages from her direct wTren she had
got strong enough In her new world.
believe they had some kind Of com
pact TO that effect. The rappings CONS
at twelve-thirty."
'Ah. then I shall have plenty OF time
TO run over TO my laboratory before
seeing Mr.. Vandam and got some APP
paratus I have In mind No, doctor
you needn't bother 10 60 with me. JUS
give me . card OF Introduction. I'll see
you Tomorrow at ten, Good-niaht-ch
by the way. don't give out any OF the
facts you have told me-"
Jameson" said Craig, when we were
walking rapidly over towssd the WI
The evening world., 1913-05-05
CHAPTER Y.
The Seisnsosr0ph Adventure.
l0esNnued.)

SSSS SUsSe "VSSssSWs &c
Fl He coronsr's physician paused
70 see u We we're following
him. Needless to say. Ken
nsdy, was ahead Of him.
- Have You any facts In
your possession which have not been
siven to the public YETI" asked Craig.
I'm coming to that In . moment" re-
piled DR.. Haneon. Let me sketch the
case hrst. Henry Vandam had become
we'll, very eccentric In his old age
We will say, Among his cccentricities
none seems to have Impressed the news
papers more than his devotion TO =
medium and her manager. Mrs. May
Pepper and Mr.. Howard Warrington.
Wow, OF course. the case does not 10
into the truth or fslsity of splrituslisrn.
YOU understand. You have your opin-
lon. and have mine. What this aspect
OF the casa involves Is merely the char
acter Of the medium and her manager.
You know. Of course. that Henry Van
dam Is completely under. their control"
He paused again to emphasize this
point.
you asked me II was In possession
Of any facts which have not been given
to the press Yes. am. And lust
there lies the trouble. They are so very
W. W W Woipt tho'
| useless, as far ~ can see. We found
near the unfortunate woman q small
pill box With three capsules stilL In II
II was Labelled Ono before retiring.
and bore the name OF certain drug
gist and the initials DR.. G. W. H
| Now. I am convinced that the lni
| tials are merely a blind and do not
give any clue The druggist says tina
| n maid from the Vandam house brough
in the prescription. witch Of course he
filled. 1t IL a harmless enough pre-
cription-conta!ns. among other things
four and . half grains OF aulnine an'
One-sixth OF q grain, OF morphine. ,Si'
capsules were prepared altogether.
| "N0w., OF course. my hrst thought
was that she might have taken several
capsules At once and that II vas
case OF accidental morphine poisoning
or II might even be suicide. But u
cannot be either tony mind. for only
thPss Of the SIX capsules are some. Nc
The evening world., 1913-05-05

dsss shs va.ts WIN yss spsli u suer
Hapl rspi rapi
Then. aitsv . pauss. the rappiaS Geag>.
ID slowiy ana alstinctiy to spen eos
words. Il was - weird and uaeanay
that scarcely orsakhsd. Latter afeoR
letter. tie messASe cArnA. naneeeoa saDo
for IS" eight Tor "h," ave fog ''s." As,,.
corAins 10 the place in the alphAbsA
numerically. Of the REQUIRED letter.
''shs thinks you ere not we'll M
asks you to have that pssssseuaasn,
fiiied again" y
Tell her WIN DO Il to-Messew'
morning. 10 there anything slssr'
Rap! rap! oams hack tAiAtly. ~ssi
John. John. don't 90 yet" yemAsAl
the old man earnestly II was sA0 t.
see how thoreushly 10 bslaevsl -
John" - psrhAps ven 10 miG>e ofe9r
che warning Of his wlfs's dsath 6kRse
nights before. "Wea't yen anewee eo6'
ether QuOtionr'
teiatsv. aiasss s.sssasss,n 60 ~
ravi raDi ~
- - osnAaasA ,A-l.x =
The evening world., 1913-05-05

~ O. ~ Nv Iaa Dvsa1.e WuaO,
vnits q ~ seo0n1lty aaA EUDDo1
Fsr vote for hat whisA ~ this6 = ~
Tor he Ssasral bseesyosat - suahap
Tor Ne nA1ll00t - ous uee1o - 3
eeanuuity. te =
Ceanmitteao AaA jsgiGoat1vo bollao -
- termed thas VIII A1ssseiy - Woeh
the vNatD q ~ DsGDla T4sD aaDo ~
~ formed . esaAse ~ seGAl Sa11p-
msnt
~ 1Garsarst wlissa. Sansasss G ~
Prssidsnt. an earnest alveeate c ~
measure. ssys:
'Ths eivis sids q ehls DeasssD en1nse
pssisaiitiss that We = - SssAnD
rssaiss ct prsssas.
we should mako the vuSlis s6AaSao
TIE places In WAich DeeVis nay -.
gsssaas. b oissuss tAsis jstnt iusspunoA
- oaussns. with Q NEW tevas1 ~.
costing ana Dre0elinG prinaaoaD ~
ere now isst - taAtve1ua1s - -.
utlcal boAiss.
n ne Dvelis seAosis q eur seunAy
were thus recognised saA were 49,
paaose tor Aabituaa meetings - NJ =
Tor ssdai prepssandA not eaiy tAass
eivse ana political questions misAs -
snscaoiously solved. but much e)ootP
harmony might - svpsctsd 10 result
esswssn the ssheel a.l the eltisaa -.
sut % that schoel. 80
"As . purely seoisi and rsersaalea
centre the osssats 70 b dsrivo1 ~
Q forssons conclusion"
Endsrss this Otlssu Spirit. thaA ~
Oes1 thiass yss vaat may haSO q
chance . .sDos - Dass. ~,
The evening world., 1913-05-05
MR.. ARR IS AGAIN
ON A TROUBLE HUNT.
01uVE1obt. 1913. BY The rres Pub,ishi.g o..
ID, THE New Yofh Evsnioe Worldl. q

SGA row. you'll be late At school
asainr cried Mrs. Jar. pstu-
lAntly. - she sent Master Jarr
erQn the table to make some changes In
his attire.
You'll never be President. my son."
said Mr.. Jarr. solenniy.
\ Master Jarr paused. Not that ha was
Interested In being President. but no did
'ndA wish 70 don the new broad white
collar and Moving tie his mother had
purchased for hun the day before.
However. his mother had gotten these
articles and was adjusting them, with
sundry pokinGs and turninEs around or
Master Jar. 20 though he we're belns
invested with these trimmings for pun
iehment The antagonistic attitude Of
Master Jarr would have borne out thls
conclusion.
NO" Sir. Jarr continued. In his best
parental manner. you will never grow
up and be President. my son. unlcss
you arise early In the morning and 70
eriskiy to your tasks"
Don't you want to be President.
papePr' asked the little Jarr girl. You
dot your slippers on end hole In your
eeckin'." %.
"Yes. please. don't talk nonsense to
the children when You are al bad a
they are" advised Mrs. Jsrr. As she
made Mastor Jarr wdnce with pain Is
the collar button twss&ed his tender
nesA.
This was a gentle reminder to- hus-
band and father that he was In no wise
. contender for the Early Rising Stakes.
Nov. please. don't interrupt whom
am advising the child" remarked Mr..
Jarr. In reply to this.
Never mind advising him. Set him
Q good sxsmpie" retorted Mrs. Jarr.
'whsre docs ne set hts careless habits
fromf You are Just as hard on your
clothes a. ne 10. What would I do for
clothes II didn't take good care of ths
few I get7 A dress lasts me-
But this WAS getting on dsngerou,
r,grosad. And Mr.. Jarr interrupted BY
N\ytns that surely there was no harm in
"A Wiring children with worthy ambi-
III Tho boy MAY be President some day
<Wh6 knowsr" ne concluded. feebiy.
II know" replied Mrs. Jarr. Emma
get mo tho comb and lot me sss u
can get . part In this boys hair. Hss
Tot Q cowlick Just like his father. and
right In front Oh! dear! Such bcy?'
YES" he may he Pres,dent--
II don't want him to be President and
The evening world., 1913-05-05
Betty Vincent's >'y'
/. Advice to Lovers
The Girl He Cannot Trust.

YNC man VINO msSTies oiE No cSnnot Fu%s u pounu 10
regret It sooner or later
For a time infatuation may close his eyes and
his lips the moment will whom no will be forced
the deceit which hs knows has existed ell along and
the bitterness In his heart will break In bitter
comment Then another will added tothS unhappy
marriages
haven't much faith In the possibilities Of reform for
untrustwothy adult Children Of tell Abs with
out resisns the In most They Do easily
taught 10 be truthful and honest =
But there's just one thing do with grown person
who tells lies and that IL to avoid hitn--or her
The evening world., 1913-05-05


going 20 sohool
anl WeslA yeu
hlss ~ tain ebsut
~ AiaoD yeu
thank e'sght . 30
Hons b ~ . {
Do you Asvs a..
rect veioe In the
laMs by which yeu
ass ssvsrnsA y
YuP tSszno1eate
senansef
q you % not
The evening world., 1913-05-05
Copyright. 1919, By Dodd. Mead 4 co.,
SYNOPsis OF PRECEDING CHAPrERs,

Crais Kennsdy 70 . d.tsetiys-sctsat,pt, . genius
whe sppliss MILITANT saisatahe pdsdplss % tia
rates The story. Or. JAM. Hseea, Z eoronss's
the nswspspers cell The vandAm Case." tssu.
I,fil End nSi' woman has tsen discovered dying
stsrv.rd. hs death i vsriousy st,rC"t,d 70
murder and y sutcide.
The evening world., 1913-05-05

n Rss O IA Nv Yat p1siss
-, e.-CYRUS ". RIELD Of Atlantic Csbls FsNs
ssNAnss unu cus W. ysd carried Ne Ausaus ossan
gtockbssdg~ AZ -
family Rssshns
Dr. Nask aIopkinsa then susst ehs rsuarA
- yss, In ri, suscsiosses3 H. yssn ss s,.ayv msas ~ 80
snd leave before wsat" ~
then
merchant" Promotion
tIAbresy
saturday nisht
wealthy
osssa
ssastsA sssvs. os.ss saA A.s H art
snssssa 8 - sassasa
Nsvsss1ian ~ enstasP -
saA ~ gns u sass
~Aaa.es TaeA o0aH"
cent ns eesaa Anss NJ dSysa.sa
- $1,000 = SSsss
ne sshss, whah hewsvW 0ave suA n eesue 0PaA
AasAs ssly
The ssssnAeMss Asesueol HAssshA
a~psass Vsss Gsvias -
vs
svsytht8 vshsd osdy vta
sunarsd mss NswsosndanA wh Re eas . - ssnA TAs
.
'rsAs oassn" wA'h ended WA ~ usws
~ New Yefk: 4
.zsssrs osass~s. yssy N. f. 4
ssvtssi VsGeeb tAss ~svRsaV. ~
ev6w. CYRUS ". FIELD"
The evening world., 1913-05-05

0syW4GAA. 1eio. y ~ ~ esA1h1
- o ~ havs The ellison sD>eitf -
Az yea iatasastsl u ~ seoe
y nunity In whssh you uves
68avo You 4 ANA
The evening world., 1913-05-05

stick to him. a. I care for him above
all others?"' ', a..
Feeling a. you do you would probably
be most unhappy " you did sivs him
UP.
rs. J." writes: Should a girl allow
young nan to kiss her and put his
arm around her when she has only
known him q short timer
She should not.
' "a, p" writes: There are several
girls whom | pass every morning. There
Ia no way Of obtaining an introduce ton
to them, and wouldn't 1t be proper to
speak without one?"
1t would not,
The evening world., 1913-05-05

"B. y" writes: "How shall I ente,.
tain . young ma making his Arst call
should refreshments be servedT'
The. usual msthod Of ."entertsinmeht''
10 pleasant conversation. 1t IL no,
necessary to ssgve refresh msnts. and
hey should b OF the simplest variety
" they ass sesvsA .-.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25

cake for dinner and supper What
tliak yoB of 10000 eggs ior brsz
faag
VII you MOI .ei.ege me ehef ! So
there were 800 egoks. 500 walters
cook stoyesg The olc boys met Wifh
p Feeling that ties cc.aial fl tfs 81
i.eue.
The whole mee.'ne wrs mofe lke
a regular oid iias Methodist csmp
meeting than 2 ting 81 soldiers
aho bad fought 10 the dsa.h n the
ears zone b. In many places in gae
camp prayers enc praise vent un %
God 10 behalf of .ie oii soliiers wh9
had fought ths ba..e II ctel A.
every turn beaig hmidshase and
vc.oi Of good ehee- speechmak1as
was much IN evidence throughout the
camp and iu such harmony mat seem
ingly only heaven iiseif could contain
such features.-Geo G Buchanan
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25


-
-
M 49,
r.
49,
Wa
-
s<1r ~
~ ~
F
~ M
tn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25

WHfp tcmaicea are plentiful choose
agme fhiea are Nof foo rlpe caf faem
into ipifk siiteg ard Dfoil bake or ~
iasn Pie sDoopfgi of delieafely
scrambled eFg % each slice and gar.
nish win fresh green parsley. The
gery color combination Il refreshing
ahd VII tempt the appetite Of take
that small portion of steued tomsto
leh from last nlgbrs dinner season #
hlgbiy. adq little chopped green pep.
pr and iew DROPS of onion Juice.
cook aii down until thick ana ponf
around 90 omeiet Or over D9ached
eggs Dallas AcNs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25
CAPT BUCHANAN WHITES
AB00T oETTYesURo aEUmoH

Heaven aes smiled on the Blue and
the Gray and fhey have won the great.
~ victory the world bas ever known.
FROM sea % sea tbsy hare claaped the
hand " friendship ana sealed tur
bonds Of lasting brotherhood lnatead
81 The bloody chasm. a golden lake
flowing Win the purest motives Of
patriotic Americanism al blended
Win tie very essence Of humanity.
With 40 malice laid aside God had
decfeed the time FOR this meeting Of
the survivors Of the greatest struggle
history haa ever recorded.
On ihe first day Of July the wires
began 70 work oht ot Gettysburg to tell
q the world that the United States
#as united country and was the
greatest the grandcst, the nobleat, the
most civilized, the richest the proud
est tbe braycst ihe strongest people
on the globe.
The people of the south we're ire
guests Of the people Of The great state
.of psnnaylyania wiz the combined
efforts Of Uncle Sam and the great
commonwealth Of PennsylganIa the
boys who wore TIE gray were welcom.
Cd with a greeting almost beyond con.
ceptlon, a reception the Ike Of which
has never been neither can It ever b.
any more Smiling faces, good cheer,
aud harmony prevailed IN such profus.
Ion mat aeemingly heaven itself had
opened oul III that camp where those
boys had fought Ike demons FOR ihe
mastery On that very SPOT where
thoae boys stood 10 deadly combat IN
1868 they stood 50 years hence, Peace
and good will 70 all men was the slo.
gan then and there.
fof comfort everything was done 10
show 20 the world that this meeting
meant something more than ldle talk
Yes, my dear reader, the world can
never know of such onIyAmericanB
can du things like that
lhe flneat tents were provides with
costs. blankets candles for lighting,
water buckets, wash basins.
The camp was Iishled with 900 arc
lights water was from aftesIan
VOLS bored Tor that OCCASION, ans 1t
avery turn were iounis packed With
ice.
There we're 1900 tonts, 10000 old
soldiers besides ihe reeular army and
hospital corps.
The menu came 70 un three tlme7 q
day aud consisted 81 tho very beat tie
country could afford Whai fhlnh you
q doeo chickens for dinnerY Wili you
believe mo v iol you naW 4 who'e
ear load " Ico creamg On the lth day
Of Jpy We wore served with cream and
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25

Doing hard work n bent or
STOPPING position puts stitch ID the
BACK that Is painful u the muscles
have become strained you can't get
rid of 4 without help. The great pene
tfating Dower Of Ballard's Snow Liae
ment viii appeal 70 you most strongly
at such times, because It Is the very
thing that you need. Price 25c. 50e
and 800 per bottle Sold BY Owl
Drug Store ana Public Drug store.
Adv d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25

my little girl had dysentefy very
bad, J tbousni slle would dc. Cham.
beflaIne Cole Cholera and Diarrhocn
ltemedy cured her ana can truth.
fiiy say that think II IS the best
medicine IN the world" writes Mrs.
William Oyla. Clare. Mich. fof sale
BY ell dealers ADV DIV
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-07-25

The unl,al charitas need clothing
for their work ~ tho ely II you
have anything 70 donate, notify Mrs.
coryell, phone i2i 7,i0tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-04

The quickest and best barber ser
wee at Tom Roberts shop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-04
RARE ACHIEVEMENT
Of SMALL FARMER
MAKING THREE AND A HALF
BALES OF COTTON GROW WHERE
A THIRD GREW BEFORE.

Washington, D. c.. Feb. 3.-Making
three and a half bales Of cotton grow
where a third of a bale grew before
is the remarkable achievement OF
All old colored man IN the south,
whose success has been officially
noted in a report of the agricultural
department just published.
The department states in the re-
port that while all the practices of this
small farmer would not be practica-
Ible on many farms of larger acre
age, the general principle is sound
and can be applied anywhere in the
country. Many of the scientists OF
the department know the old man
ard have deep respect for his In
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-04

Stop and read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-04
BANKERS DEMAND
STRINGENT LAWS
BANKERS OF STATE BESlEGE
LAWMAKERS TO PROTECT
THEM FROM "YEGGMEN."

Oklahoma City, Feb. 3.-Bankers of
Oklahoma expect to renew their activ-
tiles this week in support of legisla-
tive measures that are designed to
punish bank robbers. Efforts have
been made by the state organization OF
bankers to establish laws that will
discourage bank burglary, and one
law already has been passed which
provides extreme penalties for using
explosives to blow bank safes.
Inquiries from bonding companies
fIom eastern cities have spurred the
bankers of this state to urge that the
legislature pass more laws to safe
guard treasures in bank vaults and
All appeal will be made during the
present week to induce the Legislature
to pass additional laws that will tend
to discourage bank robbery.
A pertinent inquiry was received
Saturday from a company in New
York which has more than $1,000
O0O of bank burglary insurance in
effect in Oklahoma, and, since this
company has had a number Of losses
in the past year in this state, It has
asked for information in message
is follows:
New York, Feb. |, 1913
"W. B. Harrison. Secretary Oklahoma
State Banks Association,
Enid, Okla.
Have the bills been passed which
provide minimum penalty of twenty
years Imprisonment for bank bur-
glary or for attempted bank burglary,
and providing that the state offer a
reward of $1,000 for the apprehension
Of bank burglars? Please answer
II lly and promptly. Ocean Accident
and Guarantee Cooperation
Local bankers are inclined to be-
liepe that the above company had
Insurance in effect on the Keystone
State bank which was blown last
week, for the fourth time in twelve
months, and it is urged by bankers
CT the state that severe penalties
lie provided for bank burglars. 1t is
feared that bonding companies may
withdraw from the Oklahoma field
unless prompt measures are institu-
ted to decrease bank burglary
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-02-04
HOT SPR|GS
LIVER BUTTONS
END CONSTIPATION

If you really want to get rid OF
constipation, bad stomach, stuffed-up
bowels and all ailments arising from
q disordered liver. Get box Of bliss
full, satisfying HOT SPRINGS LIV-
Err BUTTONS today.
They never fail; take them as di-
rected for a week and notice the feel
ing of happiness that comes from
ability to eat well, sleep well, work
we'll
Notice the skin clear up, the blotch-
es go; the eyes grow brighter and
the appetite return.
Don't take Calomel-all you need Is
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS
ard all druggists hereabouts sell
them for % cents a box. Free sam
rle from Hot Springs Chemical Co.,
Hot Springs, Ark.
City Drug Store, special agent in
Ardmore.