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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-06-11
CARRANZA BLOCKS
MEDIATION PLANS

Vera Cruz, June 6.-Arns and
ammunition for the constitutional
lists we're disembarked yesterday at
Iamplco from the American ship
Brown, who carried out the opera
ton without opposition. The pa
pers of the Sunshine, which came
from Galveston, were not deposited
at the consulate. the captain de-
clarfng he knew no reason why
they should he.
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7-'F'- -
CAE.L:Nt GOLFERS BVSY
Tournament Gu At AsIeyl..c Cor INA.
tcur Title Uf States.
tl,y hSNIciHtCI PrrSsl

A*hviilc; y. g.. June -. Ii; the an
hnal tournament Of th' lrcil:a Golf
Association for tic c...npionslip of
Ncr,ii AMI South Carolina. play started
today with an invitation Tournament
open to both professional and ANA
fcur:- The ho:iors were divided he
tween {. II. Dunham. or Charlotte.
amateur. and the profrssinoll lfrcn the
came city, Tom Bonnar.
Hunham negotiated the 3G holes In
l"l while Bonnar needed but u four
on the second eighteen 10 win the
contest. Hc attempted . on the
hGne green, however, overplaycd, and
finally took fiycst to hole out.
Tomorrow starts the contest for the
amateur title Of tho Carclinas ::nd the
cntry lict includes some OF the bcs.
Known golfers G! The two states. Srv-
c:ai teams are catered for the Gamers
Memorial cup and an interesting fca-
ture OF The tournament Will be the
playing for The cup offered by Frank
trcsbcy. we'll known amateur golfer.
for the best ringer" score of the
tOus ICII,CU s.D Il FFt tsfsl ~ ISL t7i.f.. st.
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$DENrED INJUNCTION
The Supreme Court Declined to Step
Between Growers and Treasury.

T Washington. Juno 22.-The supreme
court today declined to issue an In
junction restraining the treasury de-
partment from granting Cuban sugar
tho twenty per cent differential pro-
Svlilcd by treaty, In addition to the new
/ reduced sratessof the thrift law. The
sinoritsi OF tho case, brought by the
Iistat Of = Louiaiana. iwere not passed
on, however. and the decision did not
preclude action In, the customs court.
Louisiana. as o planter OF sugar
cuhu onsits convict farm. sought the
Injunction. The stato's attorneys cons
te,iaed that the 20 per cent reduction
in sugar rates that became effective
sns March under the. Underwood law,
wiped out the differential. Attorney
kienoral McRcynolds advised Secretary
McAGoo that the dIffcrentiat provided
by Cuban recriprority treaty still pre-
vailed deapite the, reduction.
( The supreme court did not paas on
that. but decided the injunction on
the ground that the power OF the Sec
retaty OF tho treasury was discretion
iary and not mintaterial, and that It
would not instruct him how to pro-
seesi. s. &.
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praise Is given prominent place In the
JeffcrsOnan.
In reply TO this William j. Harris
also candidate for the Eubrrnat0rluI
mar, has written an op.n letter
which Is iD part az follows.
Judge y. T.. Harris is writing love
letters to Tom Watson the enemy or
the Democratic party. while | said to
watson tia' ! would not have his sup
p9r, to be governor oi Georgia. Wat
son rs dtuourrinS the democratic
president. the d !n0ciatic cabinet. the
democratic senators from Georgia,
The democratic cpugrosmun from hi.;
district, II" democratic executive com
mittec 'n".nbcrs from his district. in
fact he is deroul,,;Ig everything
democratic. but singing The praises OF
y. r.. Harris. May good men have
beth defeated because of Tom Wat
sons support and Judge Harris il
welcome To it
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IMMENSE STORE.
TO BE OPENED
Flcishman Bros, Of Andersen and
Florence Are Spreading Them
selves

TIE Ficisci,ma!Is. who have :, large
store ic:c and arc doing /, nieadil,
growing business. have completed "A
trade by which they will have one OF
the largc5t store; in to statc. Dcr.,.vs
the larscs'. II viii rival the great
tnkcr store at tartsvillc. which Is;
SAID TO cover tne greatest floor space.
The nc" sto:'a oi TIE Fleiscirnan
Hrctiier' a. .icra:icc will cover an
entire ':a'f Of block. as doscrilcd In
iiic following dispatch .from Florence
10 the daily rs?crs.
F!orcHrs june g. Tae-. have
been a i!a!f toxcn deals in FLORENCE
real estate within TIC last fey: t:ays.
One OF tJns" deals. e IL stated. wa;
made l.! ;Nc y. Ficiscama.,. {. Broth,
crs. W." .,n large d,,par.lncn; stores
III .h!S and other southern cities. II
Is said that the TlciscEinan's have IL,
contoinp! l.. o.i ono OF the LARGEST de-
par;n.n. ..cre.s for Florence 10 ne
.Ound in ScJlC. Carolina.
AnOtic: of the deals is that Of =
corpoIa'. ~ :.:vinS ru-c,larc.; !, ..ity
property o. o1c OF tho main business;
ntrci;. II order tna.. tIcy may BAIL
Tor them ,c!yea a Florence home TO-
their Office and Headquarters. With
ihose +. {, iceo-c i'lorcn.:nes. and
the grch. addition 10 the Florcnoc
shops OF Tic Atlantic Coast Line and a
doublin;7 III Cf their faicc.;. Ii il ..
wonder 'i.at F.orcnc. ioii; ahu,,Id SAP
i'iat "f.o:encc Is growing and com
Ing u III: front VIA lc;,p.; and
bounds fai'.-:"
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PUBLICITY FRIDAY
What Passed Between Unted Stntas
nIld japan ia Re (stYcN thu p-n-c.

What Passed Between United States
nnd L.pan Ia Re Given the prcse.
Washington, June .2a.-Socretary
Eryan announced. today that by mr.
rangemcnt with tho Japanese ambos-
sador correspondence on the Califur-
MIA allen land ownership net wcald
ne given to ,ie press for publication
simultanconsyiin In Japan and the Uni
ted states,, Friday. a'
1t was POINTED out as significant to-
day TINT since tho last note from .Ja-
pan the arbitration treaty between the
United States and .Japnn. which had
iapsad by limitation, has been rc
sumed. Some time ngo Ambassador
Guthrie was appointed with sugges-
-tion of the Japanese foreign office as
an Issue between the United States
ana Japan in the California land case
involved the construction OF n treaty
1t was eminenuy suitable for adjust
ment by arbitration before the Hague.
AT that time tho arbitration treaty be-
tween tho two colntrica was not In,
effect.
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.Ailcged i'nn Irusf Gaze

Baltimore. June 22.--.E,nor:nous
n'Iccs we're paid by the American Can
Company to several Baltimore Can
makers for their plants. according to
testimony nj the hearing here E,forc
Examine~ Edward Hacker. in the Fed
cral suit asking dissolution OF the
american Can Company. John Black,
uf Black and Krebs. testified that
about sI5p.oGG was paid for the Balti-
more and Indianapolis factories of
that concern. They were said to bc
worth from S25.000 to $10.0OO each.
William Fait was paid sac0.h0O for
his plant. the machinery being wortl,
abont $4,000. Others gave similar
testimon; All the lirat entered into
an agreement NOT to engage in making
cans for fifteen years. The hearing
probably will last more than n week
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THEATRE COMPANY
CHAM NGED ITSNAME,
A. Meeting Yesterday Capita. Was
Increased and All Plans Com.
pleted for Undcrtrk;ng Y
(Trom Thursdays Daily F,

(Erom Thurcdey's. Dnily.)
Amceting Of the stockholders of the
Anderson Theatre Company was held
yesterday afternoon Mt the Chamber OF
Commerce shortly after S o'clock at
which 141 shares of tho stock were
represented, being something over
two-thirds of the total stock subscrib-
Ell.
Upon motion of T. Frank Watkins
the name OF the corporation was
changed to Anderson Development Co.
and tho capital stock increased to
sac. 900,
Upon motion Of Leo Gcisberg. all
outstanding stock not paid for was
to be called for collection.
Upon motion OF r.. Il. King the sale
OF the first night tickets was to be
tognn Immediately, the frat 800
tickets to be sold ut $40 each, the next
GOO at SO each and tho balance at
rates to be determined upon.
It was voted that the Dobbins Iiyery
2table people be asked to vacate the
lot theS1atter part of this week, ali
papers to be signed Immediately there,
unto. 50
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NEW DEMOtRATICdC CLUB
Organized ;.t North Anderson Lnst
Saturday Afternoon. q

S Tho North Anderson democratic
club swass organized Saturday after
noon The :. following officers were
elected ~. Bolton Watson, president:
=. y. l.. Brown, vice president; j. II, Hut
cnison, secretary and treasurer, y, s
INC committee on registration wns
elected !as follows !: Js asffutchisoil.
IS. IS \ Tribble md u. IL & Ciinkscaies.
IcxecSt y I've corriinitt ee.J w. Iinley. 4.
u. Smith, Andrew u Speer. Executive
;corlmittesInan. p. b. Gossett. Enroll
mei.t committee: j. H Hutchipon. O.
a. Smith and Fritz N. Watson. n; :@5s. :.
!. This club Sfa: made MP sot q part OF
the former Central dnmoc ratio com
..mittee which voted nt the court hSnse:
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DEATH OF AN AGED, D,LADY
4 Mother In Israel Has Gone to Her
81 4 Reward.

:, Mrs. Susan Brown died Saturday.
June l3th and her body was laid to
rest the dny following Mt Cross Roads
church. beside the grave of hor hus-
ban, George Brown, who preceded her
some 10 years. ngo =. Z, 's.'if'- e :
Truly may It be said that che was
q mother In: rsraol and the world was
hotter for her having lived in It..
Mrs. Brown was IN her Goth year.
She was greatly loved by large cir
Gle Of relatives and friends and shc
Is missed by them nil She Is survived
by flyo; children. one SON and four
daughters, Mr. John Brown of BARNES: !:
Mrs. James Latham of Abbeville: Mrs.
Lee Burton OF l.incolnton, Ga.:; Mrs. !.
Archie McKec. OF Iva and Mrs. s..
McAiahun OF Iva.
i.sg The pail hearora were grand soma of
4teese and Walter. M MtiMaban: Charlie.
John and VIII nroWp aud Lester Nc
3Isee and Oli;sr LatIsnl:; e. Is
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THE FIRST WEEK
Was Qaict In the Campaign for the
Z. >. Senate.

Charleston. June 22-L II. Wanna
maker. Jr, who has been around with
the camralgn party for the first week,
aummarizes results as follows:
Tfc situation on the stump. after
The first four OF the forty-four meet
l'y:, may be summarized as follows
i'cnse has attacked Smiths record,
while Smith haa rcfraincd from retail
ating.
Jennings and Pollock have jumped
nn 10 thc records OF both Blcase and
Sm.tli. while tho governor has re-
MANNED silent as TO these particular
"pponenfs. and Smith has made only
Indirect reference to them.
Nothing sensational has developed
so FAR. ana the governor has not yet
called for lantl primary.
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RUY YOUR .vETCH SEED
Mr. Long Advises Farmers Of an Adj
vance In the Price.

Editor The Intelligencer:
/ have just received information
that there will be a decided advance
In the price Of vetch and clover seed
within the next thirty days. would
thank yOn very much II you would
can the attention OF the farmers that
il would DO advisable, tSS,, t0Sz,, them &C
mako their contracts and purchases at
as early a date as possible. s
Ono dealer in the Ctate has already
sold 40 tons OF vetch seed. i recc,v-
ed information not only from deal
dealers, but the Departmental Agri-
culture that thcre would be- G. great
scarcity OF these seed. This is mat.
ter oe so great Importance to the far
riers of tho State. that am sure you
will, aid me In setting this informa-
ton out as scon az possible, :
"a w. W.,LONG,
State Agt., and Supt., Ext.
Gle mson College, June 20. ,..,
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C0I.LEeE EXCLUSIVE
the .in,erlcan dissertation OF Sur,;ree = !,
VIII Require Test for Membership

the in!erlcln dissertation OF Sur,;usea !,
VIII Require Test for Membership
philadelphia. Juno 22.-A millien
dollar endowment fund and tile cstab-
llshmcnt CT n permanent homo for tho
college In Washington, d. c.. were de-
cided on at meeting or officers and
regents of tho American College, or
Surgeons hero today. 1t was deolix,a
that after the fall meeting in b.
more candidates for membership IL =
undergo several algmont!lo close obsee-
walton and their work Will lave to be
approved In fifty consecutive cases OF
surgery before they cnn be admitted,
Feilowohips were conferred on L .O3a
surgeons at the second conyocation
of the college held here tonight. Hon
orary degrees we're conferred on Doc
tors Thomas a. Em:iitt of New York !;
Edmund Suchon. New Orleana, and
Francis j.. Sheppard. Montreal: s,
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7. Passengers 81 Rescued
Relgian Steamer Sent 8. o. s. When
tS Injured son Rocks. l>S
tBy Associated Press. j

: l.aa
Sciily. England. ,Jutie % THE Bel
gian steamer Gothland, Montreal fos,
Rotterdam, laden with grain, struck
Grim Rocks, near Bishop lighthouse,
off Scii1yp islands. In q dense sfog to-
day. Wireless calls for Eaids, speedily
brought the steamersI}yonnessc FROM
Penzance, two lifehoats n from st.
Mary 8 and the steamers sAscanius and
Menteznma from. Lizard .fioad y s. e
i Phe Gothland was badly damaged
and n heavy sea made attempts to
launch boats hazardous The first
boat fell from the daqifs and was
smaehed The g6ccupants5a 5af the boat {
We're thrown Int % The water but Il 81,
sMary's lifeboat rescued them, / ;;S y..,
~ A second bout was swung out hut,
with no better SUCCESS &. Eventually.
ail passengers, numbering .l30 emit:
i Sff;;Innts and SO OF tile crew. were ffanss.
aforred Ssafcly TO tile. ES Sonness dec ANA
slanded ats Hu Ehtcwn ST Mari; q ssIas
r 5s 3s.
IS Several we're Injured !,
rs SIT 'ia fearcd the cothiapd win he
81 total wreck. nj lthdpshs captain.
officers md some qt tina rsas Iemaincl
,Thss Ii 4 gSthiahd il ii i Sai 81 iSsga W is M lie d Rsd
ssster Line btts is under charter to The
eanadiaH idne She loft Montreal
stss =
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KIneiy Good Wishes.

Washington, June 22.-In rccoE-
milton Of'tlIc official celebration Of the
birthday Of King George. President
Wilson to-day sent this congratulatory
Telegram to the British monarch:
II beg Of your majesty to accept
my hearty felicitations on this birth
day anniversary and my best wishes
for your continued happiness and
well-being. At the same ime 4 wish to
convey to you the expression oftgootl
will viii h this government and peo-
pie hear to your great country
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BANK CASHIER !.
HAS RESIGNED.
z. P. Vandiver Has Rsen Succeed
ed as Cashier of Farmers
And Merchants Bank ~
fFrom Thursdays Daily.)

The directors Of the Farmers &
Merchants bank met yesterday at noon
In the Offices OF the institution, at
which time they accepted the resig-
nation of E..P. yandlver as Cashier
OF the hank and elected IN his stead,
j. l. BrowElee, who has been assistant
cashier for several ycars. G.. w. Nc
Gee. who has resigi. ri his position MS
county treasurer. viii Decoms ussis-
tant cashier to succeed NIf. Brownloe.
1t has been understood around town
for some weeks that this move would
take place within the next few weeks
but for some good reasons. they did
not care to make any announcement
concerning the matter. Tho hank is
i'll splendid condition and the regular
senli'annual dividend of per cent
wns paid
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Couldn't Get \ Jury.

Memphis. Tenn. June 22.-Trial of
G. Hunter Raine. former president of
the Mercantile Bank CO this city, who
is charged with having misappropriat-
cd S1.091,Q00 Of the banks funds, was
today continued until the fall term of
criminal court after sixteen men OF a
special yenire had been examined
without securing Juror. Fifty jury
men were examined last week but
none qualified. fs
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-06-26
GEORGIA ENDORSED IT
Legislature Expresses Satisfaction
l.: the Prcsen: National Government

H. the Prcsen: National Government
Atlanta. Ca. June q The present
National democratic administration
today was endorsed by the Georgia leg
iilatnrc which convened for a. fifty
dayG scEsion. The resolution declares
that The Fifteen months OF unparnlIel-
cd achievement OF the National ad-
ni:n'atration. under the leadership OF
that brilliant cX-Georgian. Woodrow
Wilson, is endorsed and approved and
with pleasure commended to the Dom
oclacy OF the state and country"
Among the important bills introluc-
c6 wa3 one proposing that the sale of
beer in the state Of Georgia be legal
iZcd and licensed
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sEI hereby announce myself candI-
date sfor reelection IA Commissioners
for pistrfct No. e. comprising Honea
nsath.. Martin, R24Fo III and RrpnIway
township. subject to the rules Of the
Z Democratic primary.
,-. j. M. Dunlap.
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hereby announce myself II cnndi-
date for Commissioners from District
No. 2. comprining Pendlcton. Rock
Mills. Fork and Ccntarville town
'hhfps. Subject 10 the rules OF the
democratic primary.
JOHN II. CULBERSON.
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i Tho friends OF r. A. Mulikin here
sby announce him as candidate for
county COmmisBioher from district
composing Hopswell.i Brushy Creek.
Garyin and Williamson. Subject to
Aae rules md government of the DEM
5oeratdG Primary. IA
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hereby announce myself scanf :
date for the office Of f,pfo obate iudg. Of
Anderson county. subject to tho rules
.Hnd to the result or the Democratic
primary y vICTOR ,Ba CHESHIRE,
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hereby announce Inyaeif cnndi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consisting OF Gnrvin,
Brusily Creek. Willianston and Hope
well townships. subject TO the action
OF the democratic primary.
rs>-- II. A. FOSTER.
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s hereby announce My candidacy
for county commissioner from, Section
4. comprised OF Belton, Martin. Honeu
Path and BrondaWay townships. Sub
1ecti to the rules or the democratic
phfty. X. d. SMITH,
Better known ps "Dick" Smith.
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81 hereby announce mysolf a candt-
date far Probate Judge OF Anderson
County subject 20 the rules OF the
'deinocrtic primary. w. F. cox.
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hereby announce myself a candi-
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county, subject to the rules Of
the Demodfatic primary.
THOS. D. KAY.
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g hereby announce myself q candi-
date for sehe office Of Probate Judge for
&Andersoh county. subject to the rules
l0f the Democratic Primary. 4
II :f Is.g;s,S; L. T. HOLLAND.
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hereby announce myself 4 can
didate for the office OF county super
visor OF Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. NJ. VANDIVER.
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b;-:k and buried at Good Hope ceme-
tcrr last Friday. Mrs Dunlap was in
~, siX'y-second year OF her agr. She
icarN" her husband and several SONS
and daughters TO cherish her memory.
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ron COMMISSIONER

r. A. Sullivan of Fork township is
hereby announced for commissioners
for Section One. comprising Fork.
Rock Mile. Pcndleton and Centervllle
tOwnhl. .,...
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I alIiI hereby announce myself a candl-
ffdats for the' Sthte Senate, from Ander-
! eet, jconptT. subject TO the rules Of the
Dsmaet cratic fiMary! - 3 .,,
ss Clint Summons, Jr.
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l hereby announce myself candi-
date for coIi1missioner for Honea
Path. Eelton. broadway md Martin
townships. District No 4, subject to
the rules OF the democratic primary.
w. r. TONNES.
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( sFQls9P'RIODATR JUDGE

w. p. Nicholson Is hereby announc-
ed as o candidate for reelection to-
sHP SiHlS -ss:a .si Judge 3anh.ect
: 60 the rules OF the democratic pri-
'D,ary. ,'s
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III harcbyS announce myself candi-
date for ceanty treasurer; subject to
the rules and regulations OF the
democratic primary. =
IS $50. I. i5 II DR.. WA. Tripp.
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lI hereby announce myself us N can
didate for County Treasurer of An
derhon county subject to the rules OF
tho Democratic. party.
sS3 sS 3; JACOB @. BOLINGER.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for supervisor of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to tho rules Of democratic
primary. &. i. MARTIN.
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FOX STATE, SENATOR

Thereby announce myself candi.
date for State Senator from Anderson
County subject tolthe rules OF the De-
it166rhtic primary election.
i! 81 s:S u J. L. SHERARD.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
II hereby announce myself cand!-
GATE for county treasurer. subject to
the rules Of the democratic party.
35s 81. MERCER KING.
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FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
l hereby announce myself candi-
date for county supervisor, subject 10
the Democratic primary.
J. MACK KING.
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o o Q 5000 O 10000
o Candidates For o
o County Offices o
900 o O o . o 90 90 90
FOR AI,I,lTOI,

hereby announce myself r cnfdI-
date for County Auditor. subject TO
the rules OF the democratic primary.
II. a. Abrams
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a MODEST MAN

10000 100000 5000
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A Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. They work while
you sleep. A 10-cent box from any
drug store means a clear head,
sweet stomach and clean, healthy
liver and bowel action for months.
Children love Cascarets because they
never gripe or sicken.