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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
TRAFFIC ORDINANCE
VIOLATION CHARGED

For having violated the traffic ordin-
ance, it is alleged, by stationing n
sight seeing automobile at the corner
of Third South and Main streets, J. F.
Thorpe. an employee of the Seeing Salt
Lake company, was arrested Yesterday
morning by Patrolman +. D. Huntsman.
Thorpe is said to have used abusive lam
guage to the officer on the way TO the
police headquarters and was booked on
the charge Of having done so. He was
released upon furnishing q $25 cash
bond for bis appenranee In court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Improvement League Meets.

An important meeting OF The West 1T
Improvement league was held In the ~
Grande Baptist chapel last night frs2, n,
dent William Pickering presided n, a
there was representative attSho"n. ,I So
and much enthusiasm displayed The ~
laws and constitution were adopted am an.
the organization made a permanent On .i,,
The next regular meeting WI! ne on or'
evening OF September II In the bur""e
ton gymnasium
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

ances at the Salt Lake theater and
patronage is still heavy Everybody
should go to the Salt Lake theates next
week and see that most remarka BILE of
| motion pictures, From the Manager 10
the Cross. the story OF Jesus of Naza rcth
produced In authentic locations In PaIes-
tine and Egypt by the Kalem COMPANY
John Medland, scenic artist at the
Utah theater, who came here from the
Pacific coast to accept an engagement
many pieces of fine scenery. but It is
doubtful II he has done better work than
that shown this week in Hawthorne,
U. 8: A" and this is especially true with
den scene overlooking Oberon. the capt.
tai OF BorroNna. In the background Is
seen the city beautifully illuminated. with
electric trans running Jack and forth and
a big Ferris wheel In operation The
scene is really q ma gnIficent one and re-
| fleets great credit upon the builders Of
| the set,
Tonight is the regular society night at
| the Orpheum. where there is a splendid
bin holding the boards this week Among
the hits on the programme is Robins a
european imitator or musical Instruments
who lnterjects considerable novel comedy
| into his act. With rema rka bic powers
over his vocal organs, Robins proves to
be vertable one-man band As a CO.
median he has some unique methods OF
raising a laugh, and the fashion In which
he gets articles. including a tray, coffee
| pot cup and saucer, etc, from his clothes
| is as novel as II Is funny.
Apparently unconcerned as though
he and his fellow players were the only
ones in the theater. Mr.. Walter Daniels
and his assistants offer 1T Happened at
IRehearsal 10 the entire sa tisfaction of
every Empress patron who has witnessed
| this pleasing and laughable playIet THIS
| offering affords the audience all oppor-
tunity to witness the most essential por-
ton Of any theatrical Offering the re-
hearsal. although not part OF the reGu-
lar programme. Appearing in street
clothing and without the aid o. make
| up" Mr. Daniels md his players are one
| of the most pleasing features OF the en-
tire programme.
Tho Intruder" a splendid dramatic
story by the Vitagraph PLAYERS, with
Ma aurice Costello In the title role will be
featured IT the Mehesy today An old
man has lived with his niece rent-free
upon farm inherited by an already
wealthy young man. Fearing they will
be dispossessed when the young fellow
a rrives. the uncle persuades the girl TO
pose as a maid that their extreme pow
erty may not be known. But the Eew
owner falls in love with the maid-and
then things hum The Intruder IS I'm
two parts Two roaring SeIiG comedies
"A Curious Family" and Steaks and
Onions. also Will be shown at the Me-
hesy today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
DIRECTORY COMPANY
ASKS FOR INJUNCTION

Suit to restrain the EsseI Sales conn
pany from using the street and avenue
guide contained in the Salt Lake CITY
directory, In advertising matter being is
dlstrict court Yesterday by r. r. Polk &
o. publishers Of the directory The
directory company also asks $1,000 dam
ages for the use OF the street guide bv
the defendants up 70 date
II Is contended by the directory COM
pany that the guide is It's personal prom
erty ana that the defendant has no right
pensation. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
elimination Of Trmux

houk S controversy M n
the police department, i
reached an open b,,,,, 81. I. !
during the carnival ~.
officer tried to STOP Ii. ii.
chickens e. (; to a big snaLs Il n
Police Inspector Carls, \,
Houk and discharged is,
latter persisted in his csjs
the chief Of polies rolsj =
SION that Honk had bxs n
I'VE days without pay ia
tion, Acting on tAis ~
commission had plaul.i / a|
Houk next Saturday. hi 4
officer took the matter ~
and demanded that b. a.
Following is his lstts n
of police: Il
I beg to acsror.s,r
your communication 4 b
instant, In which yoy sas
Ing my refusal TO isks ~,
cept instructions RON l,r1
son. l have been iouri q
subordinatlon and Tor III =
suspended for five iaH
September 1. without pF
Through one source IA
public that I have bs, I
officer. and from anaAr
advise me that 7 ban
spended without psy q
that very same sflatsI,
subterfuge for the lstts
subordInatlon. You ogul>
remarkable facility ic' %
distinctions without . ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Refers to Discharge

Five days ago The az
place over which ] W
by your inspector. cah'1
on the same day BY n
never admitted this hln
inqu!rIng public tul ihs
was suspended. Nos rsI
five days, during sss
derstand YOU have so
curing the support d y
commission IN yolf e.
Officially advised that e.
five days without 7y
dered In my cas- ~
doctor. chief, but ! g.'s
your preparations T..is u
i prefer 10 die as ! W.
parrtmcnt-an Insuooslas
10 accept your s'S
lined. and demand h'
charge. III ~
Thanking youMrRp M =, ~
son for the lauaaoIe " ~ ~,
have opposed The NO'i 5, =
name officer during lu.,,,, :,
OF service, ! an; ;,ngy TsJysE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Suit Over a Check

Percy Richardson aled suit In the dis
lrict court yesterday against Clara NJ.
ShaFer Nain%rlGht. 10 recover 1864 on a
repudiated check. 1t Is alleged that the
defendant issued check for that amount
~ Victoria. +. c.. August s. PAYABLE TO
". r Newman and that Newman in
dorsed the check and turned I; over TO
Richardson. who. upon presenting II TO
the National Bank OF the Republic In this
city discovered that il was worthless.
Judgment for the amount Of the check
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Nelson Goes TO Price.

y. G. Nelson. state superintendent OF
public instruction. left yesterday foT
CARBON county teachers institute The
first meeting OF the three days session
was opened yesterday. Among those who
Will deliver addresses are Mosjah Hall
state high school inspector. and Mr.. Ho-
lister. who Is member OF the sta OF
the University OF Utar
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
More Contributions,

Contributions to the newsboys' uniform
fund continue to come in. though a little
slowly. The last TO be received was from
DR.. F. o. Keyes, 1t was a check for IS,
accompanied by letter OF communication
for the "big brother movement with re-
F. Grant said yesterday that about $50
was still lacking TO finish the work of
uniformiDg the boys and pay for the uni
forms already given out
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Thomas Coming Home

Arthur l.. Thomas. postma ster who ba 9
been IN Europe for several months IS
now on his way 10 Salt Lake City. hav-
ing visited during his absence the princi-
greater part OF The time was spent in
Germany
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Fined for Dynamitine

Con Gleason and 4. J. Golfer, who
We're yesterday convicted of dynamiting
the narrowS OF The Jordan river. We're
each fined $40 al Murray. \ Japa nese
A. Takogl, who also YVES implicated. was
fined 800 Pending the trial Glca son
and Golfer were confined in the county
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Done Visits Ogden.

Willard Done, state insure nee commits
sioner, spent yesterday in Ogden In con-
ference with police officials relative 10 the
case Of George +. Buell.. under arrest
there on a charge of obtu lining money
under false pretenses by representing
himself as an insurance solicitor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Stolen Auto Recovered,

DR.. George w. Middleton's automobile
stolen Wednesday night from In front OF
$40 East First South street. was found
YESTERDAY morning al Eighth East and
not damaged and a case of surgical in
struments left IN il was found Intact
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Emery County Progressing

MI and Mrs IIyrum Folsom of Salt
Lake City have Just returned from a len
days visit TO Emery county. Thev re-
port pleasant time and say that The
wonderful Improvement In the county
since they were there ten years ago was
ratifying to see
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE THEATER-Photo
spectacle. ''Quo Vadis.'' Perform
ancee every afternoon and even
ing, with two matlnees Saturday
ORPHEUM-Vaude Perform
ances every afternoon and evening
UTAH THEATER-Willard Mack and
Marjorie Rambeau In Hawthorne.
U. S. A" Performances every
evening. Matinee Saturday.
EMPRESS-Vaudev eville. Performances
every afternoon and two perform
anCes at night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
CIT! Il1IiS|
l|sllll|B|
Action ii b ~, uFz
Nssonnsas,s,, ~
Chief d fs,ss
LETTER Dsla \
cennsni'.'ii,, !, I'll
Grant Bling, MI
| to a Had

rs,Dsfl1ag Dsf,ining to accept ),
m;aa,a reinstatement inps..s !, : !
chief ,I'a, ~ namely, Ian, tA,t i,
v1nn was a., s. E. nout. ,i, i, e
,1as, was discharged ys.,,,',ll ~
'nendation n, Of tis ,l;.a
.,on nne !, chief 'abniitsll :
81 sion MA, a letter from H.,
II. INV which the human, Is.s =
1a,tl 6aUina and Inspector Z
ma aaY'ns consistently wy :
as humane officer dus.i s5 !,
Oh service.
,o Il prefer to al, ..,lI
EGuT Hnn,. department-a,
A1%n Tux wrote in bis l.asn :
uaon,sd r'e dIeG,o.musndaiiGs ,.,1 !.
as follows:
o,a.l l. have the homo, ~
g,ose ,nons a &c ssoumum,sliss 4
which he decline; line; : : ~
ject to the lrIss' rulss y = ~
ity. For thi. rs,.s, .
Commend thiI that he !. 49,
,ais position and III n -
made for the ausi,ls NJ,
successor.
The mayor notisss 4. II
sign nan a member Of u. 49,
TO TO honk's duties ps,ii., it,, \
OF a new humane orl;s,s
appointment nf q III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Eleven Members Present.

Those present at the committee meet
ing last night were Chairman J. +. Bow
man, Secretary George Wilson, Claud
Russell of the first ward, Fred Price
and j. G. Corless Of the second ward,
Heber Anderson and T. \. Callister Of
the third ward, Horace Eldredge and
Harry Joseph Of the fourth ward, and
Arthur Graham and Farley Jenson Of
the fifth ward
Candidates were not discussed; but
Secretary George Wilson suggested that
IN the selection of Republican candi-
dates for commissioner one should be
named from the west side and one from
the east side of the city. He declared
the party workers of the west side
should get together and select one from
that portion of the city, arguing that
the west side hau received scant con.
sideration from the present city COM
mission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
ALOIAAIID LAID At @'

Funeral .erys'isIa y5s'iIa s ( q
ell, who wa ., ss,Eesnd s,es yS
live wire AZ TTurs,i,N -
West strsE,11 sTEsnpi, ys',,',.s'
J gs;siP,s ss;siesE. isa u aai;s, :. =. lfs:II,1
Rv'''P Rev. P. A. sl, s,9P.ir. 81. ] .
terv- M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05

Tho following theRter notices arc marked
advertisement In order to comply With
strict Interpretation OF the now federal news
paper law. In no sonse arc thoy paid advsr-
hsomeDts. They arc items furnished by the
press agents OF the various theatsrn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
Price Favors Convention.

Fred Price moved that it be the sense
of the meeting that the Republicans OF
Salt Lake City take steps Immediately
TO call city convention for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for mu-
nicipal office. After some discussion
the motion was tabled and Parley Jen-
son moved that meeting of the Re.
publican district chairmen to be held
on or before September Is be immedi-
ately called by the chairman. This mo-
ton prevailed and Chairman }. f. Bow
man announced that he would issue the
call for the meeting tomorrow, The
district chairmen from each municipal
ward and the committeeman from each
ward were authorized TO fill vacancies
in the list of district chairmen and to
take steps to organize the party work
ers In anticipation Of a decision to
place a party ticket in the field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-05
REPUBLICANS FOR
CITY CONVENTION
Majority of Municipal Com
rnittee Is in Favor OF
Nominating Candidate.
JOSEPH is IN MINORITY
Meeting of District Chairmen
Will Be Held to Decide
on Matter.
JOSEPH is IN MINORITY

Th Republican city committee, at
meeting held last night, authorized the
chairman TO call meeting of all dis
trict chairmen of the Republican party
within the next few weeks, with view
TO reaching n definite decision as to
whether or not the Republicans shall put
a ticket in the field at the coming
municipal election.
a majority of the members of the
city committee at last nights meeting
strongly favored the calling of con-
venton and the nomination of candi-
dates for commissioners and auditor,
but voted to defer action until the
sentiment of the district chairmen was
ascertained. The only member Of the
committee who opposed party ticket
was Harry S. Joseph, who made Wig
orous speech favoring a non-partilsan
city election and opposing the holding
of nominating convention by the Re
publican party.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
HOLLOW HORN BEAR
WAS VIM. J. BRYAN
OF SIOUX Indians
Big Chief Gone to Happy
Hunting Grounds Was Fa.
nous as Stirring Orator.


The passing On Ch'ef 1000" iiorn
Bear of tho sioux. who d'sd at wash
ington after an attack OF pneumonia
following the inaueurst,on. recalls to
old. timers from the Black HIis various
,ne,deoss IN to urea, RsAskn's car>sr
u,s,ed se.,.. Nershs, seth Bullock Of
pe.Avs.d fvhe /. n.s,s, No., bv his
sne,maas s,SsnasA,p vssA p,s CHEZ
Dua Moose Of che Oyvtsr hay Reser-
walton, = SunA Of es,iing storles about
tn Is>,n,,A fnsek
FAN. r.. -. -. .,uo.. .,.,x.
~.
0n
~ oesssee ssHss - dvs-donas ceFs'n-
oAssA II ~ hs osrry 3sst when ~
vas inlroAUosd 10 . psFDou Of apparent
means 70 Introduce this sub3sct. II his
nsv-aaAs acquaintance ecoducsd a five
~e,,a, s.rstfeass for sarposs a vshf,.
..1ao. "a. -, n.Ash,n o,omp,,v
...-S. a ~. ~....
Wv
g. S ~ ", ~.
tHo loa0 ga nDoSey opoeov& q the
treAchsrous pale faces who were walt
Inc to- hin 10 % the trick.
Hollow Horn Bear. sven though
speaking IN English. vas IN orator Of
meet imossssivs delivery. In Sioux ne
IVES . wizard N psrsuading ana inspir.
ia hls people
An IxAAAOlR m u0l NV
A.no... >-a.e, -, u,,..o.
"S"'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
END LIVER TROUBLE
WITHOUT CALOMEL
Un,rustworthy Drug. Thought to Loosen
the Teeth, Now Made Absolutely
Unnecessary.

Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the substitute
for cslomel-are the mildest but surest lsxa.
tive known. and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. They are the result Of
DR.. Edwards determination not to treat liver
and bowel complaints with ealomel. Dr. Ed.
wards has been cslomel's incorporating foe.
His efforts to Danish Il brought out these little
olive-oil-colored tablets. q rare combination Of
vegetable compounds mixed with olive oil.
These pleasant, Harmless, little tablets do all the
good tina, calomel does, but have no bad after
effects, They don't injure the teeth like strong
liquids or ealomel. They take hold Of the trouble
and quickly correct It, Why cure the liver
at the expense Of the tee,hp CaloInel some
times plays havoc with the gums So do strong
liquids. II is best not to take calomel at all,
but to let Olive Tablets take their place.
Most headaches. "dllneo' and that lazy
feeling come from constips and dsordrred
liver Take Olive Tablets when you feel "logsy"
and heavy" Note how they clear" the cloud
ed brain and how they 'perk up" the spirits
A, Toe and lSo box. Every little Olive
Table, has a movement, all its own"
The olns Tabe, Company, Cclvrbus, Q.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
YOU MAY
TRY POSLAM
BEFORE BUYING

Try before you buy" is a safeguard
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Millions Of persons have tried thcs,
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17

solves away for fear Of bursting a blocj
vessel
When II was all over Hol'ow Horn
Bear strobe oGt to his brstercn ara
passed among them. receiving thei u
grave salutat,Ons % cOngratdlAtion. ey q
to-eyc. The agent turned to Capt, Bgi-
lock. who hal then ~ now. NOR. thaa
any other white man the indian power
Sc Keep MS emotions oui ~ his facial
oppression and said II think | shall
suggest to tIo Secretary at Washing
ton the translation of IN. Declaration
for distribution among those pathetic
snvaEes. As Mr.. Bear repeated II after
me II seemed to me there was a strange
beauty in the rhythm " the Sioux
vordr'
MIR. Agent" said Seth you are
more than right"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
4 Few Doses Give Relief. Hsir
Lfsisss Organs Regain Health.
Strength and Activity.

II 10 useless. dangerous, and unneces-
sary TO be tortured with the digging.
twisting pains oi bsckAchs and rheu-
matisu. or suffer with disaersexble
kidney aad bladder disorders any
longer.
The asv discovery. Croxone. pro-
vides . remedy which every sufferer
can now depend upon to promptly and
surely relieve all such misery and bring
about . speedy cure.
Croxone cures these troubles because
Il quickly overcomcs the very cause 81
the disease. II sosks right into the
s,orpcd-ap. inactive kidneys. through,
the membranes and Innings; cleans out
the little filtsrins glsnds; peutraliae,
sad diSsoivcs the poisonous uric acid
ssd makes the kidneys filter and sift
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
Check Receding Gums
a Remarkable H~siiNx AGENT and
A Perfect Dsrtrtftce II One Tubs.

Too little rsre /, ,sbe- u ", ,eeth srei,
m,j'fity ~ sdults are more or lee afflicted with
eft runs
We should have our teeth examined and cleaned
ever ds months We should Thoroughly cleans
our mouths and teeth after each neal. before
htntfsst and before retiring
=, TN.e fact. suggested 10 ~. u, J. forban., -
NeY York. tile nlea VI t-.rAnentng for an ideal
hyns curative agent. He succs-i,d. Hls product,
called IN. FORliAN's DENTAL CREAM. !.
ituiucing remarkable r-r'fit-. II Il reommsndsd
Ask yonr druggist fpr % cent tube. Try u.
and II not ssti<ied your money viii H cheerfuy
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17

they were saying; 1T 10 we'll! II I,
Welt II IL we'll"
once more tho voice of the eI-preachcr
was raised TO the cloud flecked pale sky.
lie read:
'When in the courss Of human events
Il becomes necessary for ono people to
dissolve the political bands which have
connected thcm with another
Hollow Horn Bears voice doomed out
nobiy 10 the horizon.
"Dsothsrs, Z oaa 80 ont Of ne COZ
nsS q ~ sys tAat this torture. which
- mere fE1ghtfui thaa any which ous
fathers n the days Of our glory DE-
vissA - ssash the pale faces 70 kssp
away from cur hunting grounds, can.
not last very long. Say, perhaps. %
leng ~ II would take . little child TO
run from this plses 70 the river yon-
der. 1s patient"
JOKE WAS ON THE AGENT, GUT
HE NEVER KNEW IT.
'Taul Tau! Tau.tau" nodded the SOL
cmn-faced. sparkling-eyed row before
him glancing at each other In the grav-
est approval
- and to assume among the
powers of tho EARTH" continued the
agent. ''ths separate and equal station
to whioh the laws Of nature and OF
| natures God entities thsm"-
"1s patient" implorsd Eollow Eoyu
2sar with stately gesture Of rsprss.
sion. "ror have tAis thought 70 sus.
tain yea N th;s hoas Of deadly trial
though his voice 10 lie the blue jay
tAeaSh his stature 10 that o. Tie prairie
aoGi though Ais words ass the foolish.
ness Of . pony which has eaten loco.
we'd; though his spirit 10 ~ noble Q,
that Of Tie tumble bug, there - {
hopsi"
Tau! Taui Taui" Only Q more gen.
eral and louder cmphanis marked the
rising OF the multitude a. to the In
tsrest and importance Of what was 90.
Ing on.
- A decent respect" quavered the
reverend agent. ITO the opinions OF
mankind requires that they should
declare the causes which impel them to
the separation"
"1s patient, beg Of you" shouted
Hollow Horn Bear, VITA . trsaols
dramatic sarnsstnsss, which maAs tn,
agents heart swell with PRIDE. "Thii
% tie thought give you IN our hour o,
travail. when he u thSouSh-aaA /
promise you that In due time even thii
ola Sabblsr w1u bs through-Wl
lO1AxL GET HUcx SD1Yi"
10 1t went for every phrase. every
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-17
Climate Failed;
Medicine Effective

n has been absolutely shown that rest
fresh air and good food do help many
persons suffering from Tube!cuiosis But
seldom more than arrested" Something
Eckman's Alternative IL q medicine made
conquered this disease again and again
often these benefiis have been effected
vet recoveries resulted. Now we argue
that EckmAn's Alternative should be used
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which we all need. A remarkable case
"0entlemen-Throueh Eckman's Aitera.
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was s.smin.d and rubeteulo.i. baciiii
s "fsf 9uTS oH F.srp %dy, Mor Sc
broke and ai'sha,xsd: I grew worse; and
Colombo as quickly az possible. ! isf,
june 3. very feeble. After being there
two weeks my physician Informed me
n. my ssss w S hone. Thru: ~. Hs
assurance OF reaching there alive.
r:a%sh 'a'' wonderful n0' remedy sHss Tor '. Com
am stout and we'll and can do any kind OF
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an ache nor pain In my lungs. eat we'll.
(dworn affidaviO ARTHUR WEBB.
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