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The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
Catholic University Notes.

The Spanish Carmelites of Tucson,
Arlz., where they have been established
Tor the last eight years, have opened a
mouse OF studies at the university. They
have purchased 4 site quite near the uni
versity, and will conduct there the Col
lege OF Our Lady Of Mount Carmel" The
new institution will be solemnly blessed
today, when Bishop Shahan will say the
first mass for the new community. Rev
Joseph Maria Isasi, Of the Order Of Dis
calced Carmelites, is the superior.
The Oblates OF Mary Immaculate, gen.
orally known as the Oblate Fathers, will
open formally their new house of studies
at the Catholic University, on Thursday,
November 16.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside at the
ceremony and will bless the beautiful edi-
fee. Bishop Shahan, rector of the Catho-
lie University, will say the mass, and
Bishop Fallon, of London, Ontario, for
merly pastor Of the Holy Angels Church.
in Buffalo, will preach.
Among other valuable gifts Of books
recently made to the library is a rare edi-
tion OF the Epigrams Of Martial. published
at Venice. by Baptist De Tortis, July H.
l4S5. 1t is gift of Rev. Henry J. Noon,
OF st James Church, New Bedford, Mass
Various improvements have been made
at the university during the summer
months. A large new boiler has been
added to the heating plant, new stor-
age battery installed. and arrangements
made to furnish high pressure steam
more economically to the kitchens.
During the spring and summer, the
University Museum has been enriched
by many gifts. and its contents rear
ranged scientifically and in a very artistic
manner by the custodian Dr. Hyvernat.
1t occupies large hall on the third floor
Of Mcmahon Hall.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
IhcR t;!!!!!: CRIMSON STAINMYSTERY
manus U Novezfzed ~
Synopsis.

IT AROLD STANLEY, son Of o
IL NeIo York publisher, Is IN loUe
tosth Florence Aontrose, daughter of
DR.. Aontrose, Ioho has spent his life
perfectiHg machine to rejHuerGts
humanity. Stanley has been incit-
in5 police Gctivity IN the mysterious
murder Of fourteen toedlthy Eeto
Workers, each strGngIed by a being
Of supernatural potoer. The first
Cteto Of the murderer is obtained By
Florence HoHtrose, t1hen StGnIeys
father Is made the fifteenth Crimson
Stain UictinI IN her home. In an at
tempt to put Stanley out Of the t0dy
because Of his crusade Pierre LG
Rue, the slayer, discoVers that Flor
eHce recognizes him. La RHe's man
Tanner kidndps Florence. Stanley
runs the flying auto doIon only to
find that the girl has been put into
q hypnotic trance. The spell Is
broken By La Rue's unexpected pisit
to the Hontrose home. Then Flor
ence Is lUred By q forged note to O
house in the Bron1 tohfch Is bloton
up just as Stanley escapes toith her.
Florence recognizes Tanner and
foEEotos him. She Is caught and made
q prisoner IN VGnyG Tosca's apart
HeHt. LGnbert Truzton, the diG-
Totd king, Is found dead IN VGnyG's
apartment. Florence escapes from
Tanner as he 70 taking her from
VdHya's.
Pierre LG Rue plans to KIN both
Florence and Stanley. HIS plans tGil
md La Rue Is captured, but ezpIodes
! bomb among the police and escapes.
4 photograph Of the Crimson Stain
man is obtained By taking q picture
Of VGnyG ToscG's eye Just after she
had been hypnotized By him
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

TIL thare is evolved strange pygrny for
whom the world soon grows banaL. who
is Destitute Of the petitiorAry appeal Of
childhood. and who surveys an already
anticipated and thoroughly analysed fu-
turs with the cold eyes of Unnatural
kno~fedss, The world Is les football, II
10 smart beyond description, Bat there
b In ths tercsd sardsn Of It's tifs no
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

that nobiesse obiige, and but scattered
memories Of inherited responsibilities
The ssrnpiternai dollar will still dorni-
nate, ons generation was too busy COL
leetins and the other will be too busy
spending, The second generation offers
no pronisas and the third but little, The
fourth viii probably open new and
hnss sysis.~-Ha<psSs Ees August
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
North American Manners,

The North American child Is too often
merely the by-product Of marriage. II
serves as an outlet for that pride which
LIS parents cannot always reasonably take
IN themselves, II ID psttsd. caJcisd, pam
pered. overdrsssed. and undsx-disapiinsA,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

sheltered bed where may bloom the flow
ers of graciousness or peees, OF such
will be ths new aristrpeacy, and its ira
ditions viii be Of grandfathsrs who, by
virtue of that fins native-Amsriean long
hsadednsss, delivered the goods OF theiF
period and were promptly and suitably
rewarded But thsrs will be a few tral-
ditions OF eouxtiinass, seaat yeuaiadsrs
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
CHAPTER VII.
HThe Devils Synphony.n

HEN Robert Clayton dropped
in casually for a chat with
Harold Stanley at the lat
ter's private ONCE in the E1-
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15

Harold Stanley that evening spent
more time in preparing for the Clay
ton mask ball than did any other
guest.
Propped on the dresser in front Of
him at the side Of his mirror was the
photograph of Pierre La Rue. In the
intervals Of his task at makeup
Stanley practiced initiating the pose
Of the photographed head, and he
sought to copy from memory the ges-
lures and the general bearing Of this
man Of whom he had caught such
brief glimpses in real life.
The Clayton house, like that Of DR..
Montrose next door, was set well
back from the street, in IT'S own
grounds When Stanley's taxicab
turned into the street it came to a
halt For the thoroughfare was
blocked with motor cars, which were
depositing guests at the Claytons.
I'll get out here" called Stanley
to his chauffeur as the latter began
to maneuver the taxicab into a gap
in the line half a block below the
house.
He left the cab, paid his fare and
The Washington herald., 1916-10-15
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
TAN AND BLUE TRACK MEN
PREPARE FOR CULVER
Indoor Meet to be Held at Military
Academy Tomorrow
Afternoon.

High school track men. who will
meet Culver Military academy Satur-
day afternoon at the military school
partoOk Of a strenuous practice yes
terday afternoon. some at the high
school gym and a number Of runners
at the y NJ G. A. floor.
Two star high jumpers sprung into
prominence yesterday afternoon at
the high school. when Wunderlick
and McEndafer each cleared the
bar 81 several inches above the five
foot mark This was accomplished
with both men wearing tennis shoes
kruezberger. Metzler and Wrights-
man should he the local mainstays
I'M the dashes Smith and Snyder in
the hurdles. Henry in the half. and
capt. Sweeney AMI Hocthel in the
mile. Mohn will probably pole vault
while the relay team will probably
be as follows Kreuzberger. fourth
runner. Smith. Snyder and Mohn.
following the first three positions.
Following are the scheduled events
which will he run off by Coach Rock
wood of Culver: 35-yard dash So
yard low and high hurdles. 22O-yard
dash. SS0-yard run, mile run, high
jump. pole vault. shotput and relay.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
TO PLAY 1853 GAMES IN
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
April rs Named as Opening Day
Toledo May Get i'm
Again.

COLUMBUS. o.. Feb. 25.-Club
owners of the American association
baseball league, in session here
Thursday night. adopted a playing
schedule Of 16S games for the COM
ing season, naming April Is as the
opening date.
The last game Of the season will
be played oct. /. Toledo, O.. was
listed as one of the league cities. but
no announcement Of details for the
reoccu patton of the city was made.
After adjournment, Pres't Thomas
NJ Chivington and the club owners
left for Cleveland, where q meeting
in scheduled for Friday with bank
ers in charge of the baseball affairs
Of G. w. Somers At this confer
ence. definite plans for the future
Of the Cleveland association team
are expected to be mapped out.
Q. II. Wathen of Louisville. chair
man Of the schedule committee, sub
mitted dates which in the main We're
acceptable. Opening dates Of the
1916 schedule are
April Is in east-Kansas City at
Columbus, Milwaukee at Toledo,
Minneapolis at Louisville. St. Paul
al Indianapolis.
May 4 in west-Columbus at Mil
waukee. Toledo at Kansas City. In
dianapolis at st. Paul, Louisville at
Minneapolis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
MAY PASS RULE To MAKE
PLAYERS WEAR NUMBERS

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-When the
members of the football rules COM
mittec meet for their annual session
here Friday and Saturday. several
minor changes and suggestions COR
others in the playing rules govern
ing the game viii bee discussed, but
none OF them promises to cause as
much genuine interest as the EFFORT
TO make the numbering of players
"a matter OF compulsion
Last season several of the collegi-
ale elevena adopted this mode of en-
aiding the spectators 10 distinguish
individual PLAYERS during the grid
iron contests. There are many coll
leges. however. particularly Harvard
and Yale. where the placing of num-
bers on the backs of the competing
PLAYERS does not find favor. and
strenuous objection is likely 20 be
made against having such "a rule be-
come mandatory.
While several OF the rules may be
altered i'm order 20 make them
clearer and easier TO interpret. no
radical changes are looked for as il
is generally conceded that as they
now stand the rules are the best
that have ever governed the game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
HILL WANTS PLACE
ON SMITHS TEAM
Former HOOsier Hurlcr Free Agent
and is Mailed
Contract.

Herbert Hill, Texan spitballer ex-
cellent. shortly will be i'm receipt of
contract from Ed Smith. Herb
agent and anxious TO come to South
Bend although he has had several
other opportunities Therefore the
Bender pilot and owner has sent the
sandy-haired Texan papers and eX-
poets 10 hear from him shortly.
During the latter part of last sea-
son Hill was with the Cleveland as
sociation team, having gone there
from South Bend when the Sou
mich went upon the rocks Smith
secured Hill from Flint early last
spring and the youngster showed
great promise. He has a fast ball
and a pace that is hard TO equal and
few runs were secured from him.
Pat Duncan, formerly of Battle
Creek, now with Bill Essick at Grand
Rapids, will not receive the news
that Hill is coming here with any
satisfact Although Duncan was
reputed as one of the best hitters
in the circuit last season Hill had
the ghost sign on him. Never was
Duncan able 10 get one OF HIS
servings outside the inheld
Smith is also dickering with a
number Of other men and is expect
ing 70 announce some new Blenders
in a short while Ed is preparing
10 go TO Springfield Saturday to at
tend the Sunday schedule session.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
TICKETS ON SALE
FOR TRACK MEET
Expect Huge Crowd at N. D.
Michigan Clash To-
morrow Night.

Tickets for the Notre Dame Mich
igan meet have been placed on sale
at the Hull and the Anderson and
WEIGH cigar stores and authorities
are completing plans for handling a
large crowd at the affair in the
local gymnasium Saturday night
Athletic Director Harper has an
nounced that Cayou will oficiate as
starter in Saturday nights meet.
Cayou, who is former Illinois man.
has a nationwide reputation as a
starter and referee and he offiCiated
at two meets here last year.
The makeup Of the Notre Dame
team in the Michigan meet Will he
practically the same as it was in the
Illinois meet. Dutch Freund.
sprinted and broad jumper. Will not
compete. however as he injured his
leg in the Illinois meet and he has
been given a three-week layoff by
Coach ROckne.
IE the dashes Notre Dame will be
represented by Hardy. Bergman and
Hayes.
VOelkers. Welch. Spalding and
Schlipf will take care Of the quarter.
with McDonough and McOsker in
the half mile. Wage. Call and
Logan will wear the gold and blue
in the mile, and if there is a two
mile event. Reynolds and COyle will
compete in it for the Hoosiers. Rey-
nolds will probably run the mile if
there is no twO-mile.
In the high jump Coach Rockne
will again enter John Miller, Nc
CURE and Hand Edgren and Yeager
will take care of the pole vault, with
Capt. Bachman, Franz and Cook do
ing the shot putting. Kirkland.
Fritch and Starrett will run the
hurdles for Notre Dame.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
To PLAY WORLD 6
INDOOR CHAM S
ST. FIOrianS Booked to Clash
in Three Games With
Chicago MarquetteS.

1t seems. according to the latest
information South Bend is 10 at
last have a worlds series-but in
this case it will be indoor baseball.
on Mar. ats, Friday. Saturday
and Sunday the st. Florian's indoor
team of this city will play series
OF three games with the Chicago A.
and l.. Marquettes, self-admitted
world champions in indoor baseball
for the past seven years.
This team, with its title. comes TO
South Bend we'll recommended and
il is expected that the series will
create a vast amount OF interest
with indoor fans and a good attend
ance is hoped for at all three games.
The St. Florians have been playing
excellent ball this season and have
for sometime past been accredited
with being the crack indoor baseball
team Of South Bend.
The local team will hold a secret
practice Friday evening at s o'clock
in St. Hedwige hall. in preparation
for the coming series with the Chi
cago team.
The local lineup will include the
following players: Capt. f. Lich-
newowicz. p; V. Wroblewski
(MoOre). p: j. Kazmierczak
(Baker). c; F. Aftowski, lss; w.
Pierzynski, 1b; ]. Makielski. rss; r.
Lchnerowicz. rss; S. Borzeszkowski.
3b; Lichnerowicz. If; A. Aftowsli.
IF; J. Kujawa, C. The extra players
81
Szymczak, b. Kruk and l.. Piasecki.
The manager of the locals is r. p
Beczkiewicz and the assistant man
ager. V. BrZezinski. The games will
be umpired by Goat" Anderson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
VOLLF.Y BALL SCORES.

ElmOre's team in the volley ball
series at the Y. NJ C. a Thursday
evening won three straight games.
Their scores were: First game. 81
16; second game. 21-1O: third. 21-6
Divers also took three consecutive
games from their opponents. Tay-
lor's team. with rhe following scores:
First game. 21-12; second game 81
IA; third game. 21-12. This makes
one series played by each team in
the league. Another series will be
played next Thursday evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
WHALES LOST $4,000

CHICAGO. Feb. 25.-In the course
of testimony in an uuimportant civil
suit here today 10 appeared that
the Chicago club OF the Federal
League lost about $4,000 during the
season of 1914 Thomas W. Gill
more. secretary 10 Charles NeeEh-
man. who controlled the Chicago
CLUB Of the Federal leaeue iu 1914
1915. gave the testimony as 10
money lost in 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25

Wisconsin has from time TO ume
been an annex of various other
-tartf After ohio was admitted 90
the union Wisconsin from 1905 10
1909 formed q part OF Indiana terri
tory. From 1909 10 ISIS Wisconsin
was embraced in the territory OF IL
lnois When Illinois beca me a state
al the country north Of il. includin-
Wisconsin. was Joined 20 Michigan
After more than fo-tN wears Of shit
Ing Wisconsin was admitted into the
Union with her present lelr diaries i1
1915.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
TWO CARDS RELEASED
Hub Purdue and Hauscr Are Turn
cd Adrift.
international News Service:

inter udIiolal News NtfNlre.
ST. LOUIS. No. Fell. 25-Cn-
conditional releases have been hand
ed out by the 81. Louis Cardinals TO
Pitcher Hub Perdue and Shortstop
Arnold Hauser Pitcher Jack Roche
has been sent to the Little Rock
Southern league club. The st Louis
browns have released Infelder
James Walsh TO the Memphis South
ern league team
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
JOE WILL MEET 60TCH
TWO Big wrc~tIcr~ Are said to Have
Been Matched.
Internauonal News service

International News Service
CHICAGO. Feb 24-The -umor
was being circulated i'm wrestling
circles here today that Joe Stecher.
the Nebraska sensation. had been
matched secretly with Frank Gotch.
wrestling champion. the bout TO be
staged within the next two months.
Gene Melady. the Omaha promoter.
was said to have secured the match
and il was also whispered that il
might be held in Kansas City.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
JUNIORS CAPTURE
CLASS BUNTING
Defeat Senior Quint 29-13,
CinChing Pennant-SOphS
Beat Freshmen 20-4.
STANDINGS
Ycsterday's Kesult,.

Juniors. %; Seniors. 10.
SophomOres. 20. Freshmen. 4.
The juniors. yesterday afternoon
in the boys inter-ciass league Of the
high school. settled the champion
ship when they decisively trOunced
the seniors. % 20 Is. while the hope
less freshmen again were showed
under by the sophomores. 20 TO Z.
The closing Of the frsl half i'm the
first combat showed the winners
aread "A 20 8. but with some air
Ugh; guarding and clever shooting
the seniors out-pointed the juniors in
the second half and lost a close
battle. capt Eckman and his crew
fought a losing battle. but each and
every man fought all the way.
Butler. guard Of the seniors and
Vsrnon Smith. Of the juniors, had a
merry mix-up during the fray. but
upon Referee Elbers warning OF put
ting them out Of the game, they
signed for peace
Dutch" Cunningham. captain Of
the freshman crew. was the only
man able to score against the sophs'
getting two baskets off Snyder from
the middle Of the floor.
Juniors t29). Seniors u3).
l. Waters ............ Taylor
Right Forward.
VeTmande ............ Webster
Left Forward.
Smith ..-.-.--.-- MlnkleT
Center
Burner ...-..... PrOWd
Right Guard
Hatfield Observation-Disclosures. Eckman
Left Guard
Substitutions-Bu Butler for Taylor
Eckman for Butler. Butler for Eek
man. Davis for Minkler. Vermande
for Smith. Smith for Nermande. Nyi-
kos for Hatfield Baskets Wat
ters 8, Y. Smith 4, Vermande 3, Eek
man 3. Butler ., Burner .. Webster
Fouls - Eckman 1. Burner l..
Edwin Elbel
Sophomore (2O). Freshmen CD.
Ransberger ..........-. Wrightsman
Right Forward.
MOhn ...--..--.....- i. cunning nam
Left Forward.
Eroyv bridge .--.--. N-underlick
Center
Cunningham ..... W Waters
Right Guard
SNYDER ............... olsen
Left Guard
Baskets - Trowbridge a. Rams
berger 2. L. Cunningham .. Cunning
ham >, Snyder .. Referee-Iienry
Sibrel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
internatIonal News Service

IUItI IIsI IIUIIUI -NtWe NtINIIt-
NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-The first
squad OF Giants will leave for the
training camp at Marlin Springs.
Texas. today. Eleven players viii
be in the squad They will be led
by Christy MathewsOn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
PLAYERS REACH CAMP
Jack CoOm5s in Charge of Brooklyn
Advance Guard.

international News Service:
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 25.-
Hot Springs today showed the first
symptoms Of becoming a baseball
training camp when the vanguard of
the Brooklyn Nationals arrived.
Jack Coombs was in command of
the first band of arrivals who regis
tered as HerrOd NJ. Smith. John T.
Myers, r. L. Marquard. Edward j.
Pfeffer and Nap Rucker Pitcher
Larry Cheney will arrive Sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
BILLIARDS.
GIRL TEAMS TO CLASH
Seniors Meet Soph- and Juniors
Take on Freshmen.

Seniors SIS. Sophom0res
Juniors VS. Freshmen
The senior Eirls' 1--WE from the in-
terclass league az The high school
VIII meet the sophmores. while the
juniors viii engage the freshmen
this afternoon
The seniors are leading the Ieaeue
az present with FIVE Victories 20 their
credit and no defeats Following
the games which viii last until
about 4.30 o'clock the various teams
with a few invited guests viii par
take of tho annual girls basket ball
banquet which viii be held az
o'clock in the high school lunch
room. Following the banquet the
party viii repair 20 the Y. NJ @. A
10 attend the South Bend FIndIav.
o., game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
Left Guard

Baskets. Aftowsli &c. 4. Al
towski g. Link >. Makielski 4. Wall
gorski I. Magiera Z, Madre =. Narso
g. Fouls-Makielski > out of p.
Referee-BushV mander
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
z. B. FIVE DEFEAT S
MAGYAR HALL MEN 1920

The T. Il. basket ball five came
back strong last night and walloped
the Magar hall Athletic five in an
easy battle by the score of 20 TO
% in the lattcrs' gym.
The passing of the Z. e. lads was
the best they have displayed this
season. The Aftowski brothers.
shooter" and Mack" registered
- baskets between them. the former
getting 1G. the latter g. AftowsllTs
shooting of 16 baskets broke the
gym record held by Herb Kelly.
former Notre Dame athlete. now of
the Pittsburgh Pirate crew. Kelly
set his record of l. several years
ago while playing on the Sorin hall
five.
u. Ii. (7O) Athletic Club (2O)
F. AftOwski .............. Vargo
Right Forward.
Left Forward
Nalgorskl .-......-...-.. Madre
Center.
\. AIloNShl ............. ........... Arcne
Eight Guard
Mageria .................. Cooke
Left Guard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25
LOCAL HIGH FIVE TO MEET
FINDLAY QUINT TONIGHT
Hot Basket Ball Battle Expected at
Y. VI. {. \. Gymnasium
Look for Big Crowd.
south Bend.

With the championship OF Ohio at
stake and some possible bearing on
the Michigan state championship
amongst high schools. the Findlay,
O.. high five will battle the local high
quintet at the Y. NJ. c. a. gym to-
night at 8 o'clock. The team arrived
last night.
The largest crowd OF the season
is expected, for Findlay at present
is undoubtedly the best in Ohio,
while they also have a strong claim
10 the Michigan state championship.
4 large addition TO the seating ca
pacity has been installed in the Y.
NJ. gym.
The local five, under the tutelage
Of Metzler a former student and
athlete at the Findlay school jour
neyed to the Ohio city and defeated
Findlay there by the score of "a TO
%. some time ago.
]. b. Miller of the Y. NJ. c. A.
physical department will referee the
contest. Following the game a dance
will be rendered the visiting team at
the high school gym.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25

international News Service:
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Feb. 25.-Ted
Lewis knocked out Harry Trendell
OF st. Louis, I'm the seventh round
here last night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25

From one family in France =
men enlisted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-25

These facts when you re-
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competent specialist

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ian anyone in South Bend advertising to treat similar
mentS. He has had an ACTUAL EXPERIENCE of a
pecialiSt for more THAN 10 YEARS.
He has kept abreast of the times and accomplished
eSultS in short time as is consistent with the per
lament welfare of the patient as many Of the most
preventative citizens of South Bend and Vicinity
eStify He owns his office, completely equipped with
,ienfiC apparatus for diagnosis and treatment and
[E Is NOT HIRED TO POSE AS A SPECIALIST by
ONE outsider Unlike SO-CALLED Specialists Dr.
NTH does not claim to cure every ament that man
treat in scientific manner the cases of his chosen
terng his skill the entire field of medicine and
own line No other class of ills to which the human
h NEGLECTED or MlSTREATED.
, nothing so farreaching in its effects, nothing all
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hts successfully requires the highest medical exper
ecalist possesses He gives you immediate relief and
examination he says it can be done. Then why EN-
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