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NEW SCHEDULE IS
DUE NEXT MONTH,
Pennsy Officials Start Work;
One New Train Between
New York and Cleveland

Passenger department officials of
the Pennsylvania Railroad are work
ing on a new schedule, effective Sun
day November 26. The first OF a
series of conferences was held yester-
day at Altoona at the office of Cen
eral Superintendent c.. w. Creighton.
one new train has been definitely
decided upon. 1t will be a through
express between New York and Cleve-
land. Westbound the new train is eX-
pected to reach Harrisburg late in the
evening. Eastbound it will be an
early morning train.
Another change under consideration
is making Altoona Accommodation
east and west a sevcn-day train. on
the new schedule a number of sum-
mer stops at suburban points will be
eliminated. The new schedule will be
made public on or about November
15
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27
FREIGHT CARS LET LOOSE
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE

| HARRISBURG SIDE
to go after p. M: 124, 1O6, ia. ll3, 1O1
102, 1872, lis.
Fireman for 115.
| Conductor for 124.
| Flagmen for 113, l01.
Brakemen for ia, 113, 1O1. 1l5 (two)
Engineers up: Maxwell, Martin, Gable
Yeater,. Downs, Bissinger Keane. Nc
Slack Wenrick.
Firemen up: Cook. Peters, shimp
Baker. Penwell. Brown. Bowersox, Eek
man, Achey. Brymesser, Swartz, Hoff-
Conductors up: smedley. Fesler,
Brakemen up: wiebner, Border, Ash
enfelter. Edwards, Hoover, Boyd,
Owens, Smith. Dougherty, stimelins,
MeMaughton. ,, Crosby, shultzherger.
after 1:45 p. M: 20, II, "a. 81, 27, SO. 107,
Laid off: IS, so, 1o4.
Firemen for II. "a. 81. SO. %.
srafemen for for Il. %. -.
Peters Bowers, Doede, Fisher. Cook.
Burris
Firemen up: Smith, Markle. Trout,
Mcdonald, Woodside, Howard, Jr.,
Conductors up: Eilbish. Giace.
Brakemen up: 5. Schmidt, Rhine, Nc
Naight Deckert, Reed, Prosser, Bless
ing, Powell.
Yard Crews
Engineers for third s, IA. second "a,
third "a, rs.
Engineers up: Rodgers, Snyder. 10y.
Leiby, Fulton. Fells, McMorris, Runkle,
Wise. Watts, Sieber, Clelland. Goodman.
Wire Fremsn Ha uR Rr.dv keser EergusoSn Six
ham: Fry, Dougherty, Eyde, Mckillips,
Peiffer. Smell. Jr., Fleisher
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27
Figure 1t Out For Yourself

Women's Suede Boudoir EE
Slippers: all coloPs: all sizes. Va
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27

Arthur +. Brown, president of the
University Club of Harrisburg, to-day
appointed q permanent entertainment
committee from the membe rship to act
for the year and to plan series of en-
tertainments at the club for the winter
months. Professor Howard r. Omwake,
DIR. Fl. NJ kirkpatrick, Ehrman B.
Minor compose the committee
The first action of the committee will
be to arrange for smoker in the club
rooms on election night, when returns
will be announced by special messenger.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27

to Norway. it is said. that industries
there are suffering under labor fam
inc. Norwegian industrial concerns are
advertising in Chicago for help. Dur
ing the last month more than 200
workmen have returned to Norway
from Chicago alone.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27
GOLF CLUBS TO PLAY

The Golf team of the Country Club
of Harrisburg will play the Colonial
Country Club, at the Colonial grounds,
tomorrow afternoon. The match will
begin between 1 and 3 o'clock
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27
THE READING

Harrisburg Diyision-lb crew first to
go after 1115 o'clock: Z. 20, "a, 81, %.
.Westbound-65 crew first to so after
12:45 o'clock: So, sc, 62.
Engineer for 20.
Firemen for 80. %, 50.
Conductor for go.
Flagmen for Z. 81, 65.
Brakemen for Z. Is. 20. 90, SIS, 81.
Engineers up: SweeleY, Bosser. Reyn-
old Markley. Morn. Upton. Fortney,
Barnhart, Middaugh.. Woland.
Firemen up: Elchelberger. Patton,
I.ineaweaver, Geib, Miller. Dowhower,
Bricker
Conductors up: Shower, Lehman,
Mentzer.
Flagmen upff:. Painter. Kramer,
Stephens, Wise. Shipe.
Brakemen up: Murtha, Kramer, Bit
tie, Crosson. Oyler, Killheffer, Miller,
Smith, Painter, Thomas.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-10-27
NORWEGIANs GOING HOME

Chicago, ILL.,. oct. 27.-A back to
Norway" movement is in progress
among young Norwegians in Chicago
and the Northwest, according to a
statement of labor agents. The Euro
pean war ha sbrought such prosperity
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ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division.

CONDUCTORS Tor II, II, IS.
Flagmen for IS, SO.
Brakeman for 2S.
Conductors up: Stcinouer, Murlatt,
Devices, Libhart. Stouffer.
F'lagmen up: Hartman. Brenner.
Brakeen up: Shade, McDermott,
Sthover. Seabold, Miller, Malseed.
Middle Dlvision--102 crew first to go
after 1880 p. m: lis, Ill, los, los, 11S,
16.
Laid off: 113.
Engineers for Ill, 16.
Firemen for Ill, los, 1l6.
Conductor for 115.
Flagman for 105
Brakemen for i'll, los.
Yard Crews-To go after 4 p. m:
Engineers for 1875, 1872, 110.
Engineers up: Boyer Anspach, King,
Turner, Reese
Firemen up: l. C. Hall. Bickhart
Clark, c. II. Hail. Mcintyre, Sellers
Eichelberger, Smith, Bruaw. Wilhelm
Hinkle
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RANRQ4DMN
PR. R. BUYS FOR
LARGER TERMINAL
Pennsylvania Railroad to Rush
improvements in Philadel-
phia; Need More Room

Philadelphia, Oct 27.-The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company has purchased
one of the last properties in Filbert
street. west of Fifteenth, essential to
its plan of constructing a huge rail-
road terminal to replace Broad Street
Station.
The property bought is the three
story building at tho northeast cor
ner of Seventeenth and Filbert streets.
1t was purchased from Margaret Mac
Naughton for sS7.5oo and an irredeem-
able annual ground rent of SIS.
The purchase about completes the
real estate holdings of the Pennsy
necessary to the fulhllment of it's
plan. The company now holds title to
more than 100000 of Filbert street
realty. acquired within the last few
years.
Will Rush improvement
Determination Of the directors to has
ten the terminal improvement is indi-
Gated by the almost unprecedented
prices paid for properties. The sum
paid for the property bought was near
ly twice the assessed value, which is
$4,000. The proposed improvements
| ny tHe Tdllroau company VIII nece5Si-
tate the leveling of buildings almost TO
the Schuylkill river.
FREIGHT CARS LET LOOSE
The Southern Pacific will lift the en-
barge on eastbound freight, via the
'Sunset-Gulf" route, and agents have
been authorized to accept export ship
ments on through bills OF lading di-
rect to Boston, Philadelphia and
Charleston. More than 1000 freight
were tied up a. Galveston early this
year because of unrest along the Mexi-
can border, are now available for use
Lifting of the embargo, according to
the company means that such food
stuffs as beans and barley will be han
died at Accent rate-10 cents less
than the all-rail rate, which has been
charged for these commodities since the
embargo was put on.
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REJECT IIEIBKNrECHT PLEA

Berlin. Oct. 81 (via London) A
committee of the reichstag has re-
iected the petition of the Social Demo-
cratic minority that proceedings
against DIR. Karl Leibknecht, be sus-
PENDED during the session of the
reichstag.
DIR. Leihknecht was sentenced for
military treason. While mis- appeal was
pending another court-martial began
action against him on the ground that
hc melted soldiers of the Thorn gar
rison to rebellion.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-16
NOVEMBER 10 PRESS DAY
AT TEXAS COTTON PALACE
Texas Editors Select Date They
Will Visit Big Exposition Al
Waco.

Waco, Texas.-By vote of the
editors of the newspapers Of Texss
Friday, November 10, has been select
ed as press day at the Cotton Palace.
On that day the people Of Waco and
the officers of the Cotton Palace viii
extend most royal welcome to the
editorial fraternity Of this State They
Will own the exposition and the city
of Waco. and can do whatever they
please with both Of them.
There win be lots doing in the eat
ing lire, and it will be the desire Of
those in charge of the press day fes-
tivities to send the editors home con-
tented and happy.
IT is believed that many of the
editors will arrange to come the pre-
vious day in order 90 witness the
Queens A great many have already
signitied their intention 10 remain the
following day TO see the football game
between A. & NJ. College and Baylor
University.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-16

"THE SELFISH WOMAN"
ATTRACTION At THE DIXIE

Wallace Reid and Cleo Ridgley the
brilliant young Lasky stars will be
aeen at the Dixie theatre today in
''The Selfish Woman" gripping
dsama produced under the direction
OF tho Iasse l. l.aska Feature Play
company.
The co-atarring OF MIR. Reid and
Miss Ridgley on the Paramount Pro-
gram. has proved to be one OF the
most happy OF the many successful
combinations of the Lasky company.
THE Golden Chance" the very first
picture IN which they appeared to-
gether, scored one OF the greatest
successes the photodramatic world
has ever seen and the two artists
came in for unstinted praise, Miss
Eidgiey, not only on account OF her
wonderful, dramatic ability, but for
her youth and beauty as we'll. and
Mr.. Reid was hailed as one of the
finest examples of American man
Lood. Later the success they scored
ia Golden Chance" was repeated in
the Lasky production of THE Love
Mask" Jeanie MACPHERSON thrilling
story OF the early days of California.
In "Thc Selfish Woman Hector
Turnbull has provided them with a
story which gives them both even
greater opportunities TO show their
wonderful ability. The story has 10
do with the adventures OF young
civil engineer the son OF wealty
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At the Empire.

al iiic Empire theatre today tho
Kalem company presents Marin
sails and True Boardman, the two
great co-stars. in THE Oil Field
Plot A two reel drama full Of en-
thusiasm and sensational thrills.
The. big comedy attraction Is THE
Lemon In Their Garden of Love. "
Vim production starring the Ia
nous comedy team, Harry Myers and
Rosemary Theby. The Essany com~
pany Is presenting 1.-THE Fable Of
How Wisenstein Did Not Lose Ont to
Buttinsky."
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-16

King tosFtsiui. quarter. Eari Over
all. left half: n. Ferguson. RICH,
half: c. Ferguson. full
substitute Baylor: short for
Fouts. Eastman for Crosslin. Tyron
for Reed, walker for Eastman. Tins
ley for J. Roach. Jones for Hughes.
Holland for Wilson. Trinity: Grun-
dy for Fineher. Earnest overall for
Bryant. Fuqua for Gnundy.
Time OF quarters l 5minutes.
Scoring 2 3 -
Baylor ..... Ia az
Trinity ....... D o o g. o
Officials--Massinga (Texasl. re-
fierce: Parker (Austin). umpire:
Bowman tPolytechnic). head line
man.
Touchdowns Thompson 2. L..
Roach 3.
Goals from Field. Roach.
Goals from Placement-Crosslin.
j. Roach 2. l.. Roach.
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AGRICULTURAL AND
LIVESTOCK EXHIBITS
Cotton Palace al Waco will Feature fiass!
Products oil the Soil.
BlOOOE0 STOCK TO Be SHOWN
Housing Capacity in Livestock Depaft.l
ment Trebled Since Last Year
Auction Sale of Registered Jersey
Cattle.


Waco, Texas.--The huge agrieul-
tural building at the Cotton Palace will
be the gathering place for thousands
of tillers of the soil during the big exT.
position from November A to l6. The
building has been greatly enlarged
since last year, which was made neces-
sary in order to accommodate the
rapidly increasing demand for space
by farmers who are raising better
quality of products than their neigh
bors.
Every nook and corner of the big
building will be filled with the finest
products a the soil from all parts of
Texas.
Many days can be spent in this
building with profit. To study the
hundreds of exhibits, and to listen to
the explanations of the experts in
charge of them, will be liberal edu
cation in agriculture. No one who
is interested in the wonderful products
that are raised from the soil should
miss the opportunity of making care
full study of the contents of the agri-
cultural building. 1t will enable any
man to go back home and develop his
farm in such manner that he will
be able to obtain much larger reve.
nue. and live in greater comfort
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and INSCRIPTIONS banker, and tho
beautiful daughter OF money-mad
society woman. How the girl, while
marrying the engineer for his Money.
only to have him disowned by tho
father to wreck his sons career, and
how they eventually renew their
old love. is presented IN series of
unusual scenes and gripping sitna-
tions. and must necessarily be seen
to be appreciated.
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OPEN NosTRlLs. END
A COLD OR GATAIiR
How 10 Get Relief When Head I
and Nose Arc Stuffed Up.


Count fifty. Your cold In head OF
catarrh disappears. Your clogged
nostrils will open, the air passages
Of your head Will clear and you caa
breathe freely. No more annffling
hawking. mucous discharges, dry
ness or headache; 40 struggling FOR
breath at night
Get small bottle OF Elys Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptit
cream in your nostrils. II peaetrates
through every air passage Of the
head, soothing and healing ths
swollen or inflamcd mucous mem,
brsne, giving you instant ellef. Head
colds and catarrh Weld like magic
Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable
Relief is sure. tAdy.D
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Auction Sale Jersey Cattle.

Waco, Texas.-One of the novel and
distinctive features of the Cotton Pal
ace this year will be an auction. sale
of registered Jersey cattle.
The auction will be conducted under
the auspices of the Texas Jersey Cat
tie club. The sale will be held on Fri
day, November TO-
None but registered animals will DO
permitted to be entered in the sale.
All animals will be thoroughly inspect
ed by committee appointed by the
members of the club.
Farmers and stock raisers viii
greatly, appreciate this unusual oppor-
tunity that will be given them through
the efforts of the Cotton Palace man
agement. This feature will attract 2
large crowd.
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Exhibit of Fine Stock.

WAco, Texas.--Liyestock of every
description will be one of the notable
attractions at the Cotton Palace.
Blooded stock of prominence win be
shipped here from all parts of the
country.
The Cotton Palace has won a big
reputation for its livestock exhibits.
The growth of that department has
been so great that it has been neces-
sary to more than treble the barn ca
pacity. Valuable premiums will be
paid to the prize winners.
Farmers land stock growers can
profit by visiting that department of
the exposition.
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GOES
'1NN IN DEFEAT
ar BEARS BEsThD IN
pipa, FAIR GAME AFTER
ag,II.IANT PLAYING.
FFIGUs0N A STAR
r., = stiff Fight Against
. r..,s,aus OF Baylor But
s,r rneyeniy Matched
and Lost Out.

zane that was featured oy
n;.ss and terrific tackiins
-. .,,v football team went down
before the Baylor Bea~s.
heing 81 and 0, Saturday
.,oa at the Dallas Fair PARK.
hing drawn out game, be-
re excessive heat, but IN
,syegthless. 1t was a zeal
airing the first quarter VITA
-, helding the Bears TO a
~ ..ore. but in the second the
..,es and machine-like work OF
,.,srsns began to tell and a
gore vas piled up against the
,-.ity team was on its toes at the
!, ~ the referees whistle show
.a,e pep than for years. The
time Baylor came in possess
the bah Fouts, star full back,
sss into a Trinity player and
Ia aat With dislocated shout
u was relieved by Short, who
Ed a steady game. Trinity
,st bard fight in the opening
|..,-sf and once came pretty close
score,
Ssor vino went at full for Baylor
spIsce Captain Fouts, had some
!, t0ots TO fill, but did so to per-
|asj1 His line plunging was good
N he generally produced the nee
y Yards to make first down.
|sssnpson and Reed. in the defensive
srs boxed their opponents neatly,
|sgvIng the backs to tear off long
/
|.Is around the ends. Thompson
y Dlayed most effective defensive
Cue /. Roach, at right half for
4, Blptists, was a tower of strength
| 4 lie back field. He made num-
Il of SENSATIONAL runs around the
ab AID was in the passing end of
.Eoa every successful forward pass.
N Baylor Interference on end runs
d lie best that has been seen in
yae time
Ferguson and Anderson Star.
GIlFe7guson and Anderson stand
Thead and shoulders above all the
te Trinity players. Ferguson's
ae vas remarkable. Playing with
l@ing team, his play was as
Ians and as strong at the finish as
sas 81 the start. He dashed up
iogn the field, tackling here,
cling pass there ana breaking
ias Interference yonder in Won
saully clever style. AS full back,
aEried the ball we'll and threw
~ Successful forward passes, at
h@.Elh Two or three Baylor play
alaost on top of him.
'lasrsOn, the right tackle, played
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The state of Texas, county ofssllis.
by virtue OF an alias execution is
sued out Of the honorable district
court Of Dallas county on the 18th
day OF October. 1916, by the clerk
thereof. in the case of l.. W. VIII
son versus ID. y Hale, Mrs. X. M.
itaster, J ~ Hale, Sam Murphree,
J W Smith. jointly and severally,
land to me. as sheriff. directed and
delivered. | viii proceed 80 sell with
iin the hours prescribed by law for
'sherlffs sa les. on the first Tuesday
in November, 1916, IL being the 9TH
Iday or said mouth, before the court
house door OF Ellis county, in the
city OF Waxahachie. the following de-
scribed property. to-wit.
All those certain lots. tracts or
parcels of Land situated in the city
lof Ennis. Ellis county, Texas, and
being part OF subdivisions Nos.
two ca and four 90 OF division
No. twelve t121 OF the city of En-
mis- according 10 the map or plat OF
said city and also known as lots
Mos IL 20 and "a in W 2. stout
subdivision Of subdivisions Nos. two
lt9) and four ca OF the said town
iof Ennis, Ellis county. Texas, accord
ling 10 the map or plat thereof OF
record IN the deed records OF Ellis
county. Texas. leyied on as/the prop
lerty Of Mfs. r. NJ Hauer, to satisfy
IA Judgment amounting tos$l.2ss,2a
En- favor OF L. w Wilson and cost OF
lsnit.
Gwen undcr ms hand this 18th
lday OF October lnhsf
ri. $. DEARBORN, sheriff
By O. c. SWEATT. Deputy.
tAdY)l75Afns
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fering vi.h female
trouble and could
hardly do my work.
II was very nervous
but just kept drag
ging on until last
summer when ! got
where | could not do
my work. | would
have a chill every
day and hot fashes
and dizzy spells and
imv head would al
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. brilliant defensive game and seem
e0 to be in every play. His work.
like Ferguson's. was as strong al
the finish as at the start. Earl
Overall. who has been sick for some
time. played well, considering. Cap
tain Kings hunting at times was
very good. tie ran the bali back in
fine style on kicks and punts.
Baylor won the toss and choose
to defend the west goal. The wind
blowing lightly from the west and
the sky was blue. flecked with small
white clouds, when the whistle blew
at S:45 O'Clock for the start of The
game. Ferguson kicked to Fouts,
who returned the ball 80 yards to
the middle of the field. Il was a
beautiful run through a broken field.
Fcuts circled left end for 10 yards
fumbled and Wilson recovered for
Baylor.
Baylor's ball on Trinitys 42-yard
line, first down. Wilson got yards
through right tackle. Wilson failed
through the line. Trinity line hold
ing well. Forward pass failed
Wilson threw the bali over the Trini-
y goal line for a touchback.
Trinity's bali on 20-yard line. C..
Ferguson. Overall and King failed to
gain, so c. Ferguson kicked to Will
son who made 20-yard return to
Trinity's 37-yard line. Short in for
Fouts at full Baylor. Time out
Trinity. Governor James e. Fergu-
son, Mayor Henry d. Lindsey and
Commissioner Richard Winfrey were
discovered in the stand and pinned
With Baylor coiors. 1t was Baylors
first down. After a buck, Wilson
passed the ball to Crosslin for a 22-
yard gain. With the ball on Trini-
tvs 15-yard line, l.. Roach lost 5
yards, but on the next play passed
the bah Is yards to Thompson, who
went yards more for the touch
down after juggling the ball Cross
lin kicked goal Score-Baylor 7,
Trinity 0.
Soon after Baylor kicked to Trini-
tg C. Ferguson passed the ball to
Fincher for .35-yard gain, Pacing
the ball on Baylor's 42-yard line.
Baylor penalized yards for offside.
Another forward pass, G. Ferguson
to Fincher. gained 16 yards and
placed the ball on Baylors 21-yard
lire. Carr went around right end
and placed the ball on Baylor's Z
yard line. 1t was Trinity's ball, first
down and goal to GO King lost 5
yards, Reid throwing him A for
v ard pass to the goal line was had
and the next attempt went over for
a touchback.
With a series of brilliant end runs,
L. Roach and Crosslin soon carried
the ball we'll away from their goal
line. Wilson then passed to Reed
for a 30-yard gain, putting the ball
on Trinity's 23-yasd line. c. Fergu-
son intercepted tine next pass and
returned the ball to his own 27-yard
line. Soon afterward, Short inter-
cepted d Trinity pass. The first
quarter ended when King intercept
ed a pass and put the ball on his
own 37-yard line.
Second Quarter.
After Trinity lost ground. l..
Roach recovered one of its forward
passes in the middle of the field and
casried the ball to Trinity's 22-yard
line. l.. Roach, after two plays,
carried the bail 12 yards around the
left end for touchdown. Crosslin
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Don't worry over trying TO find u
buyer for whatever you may save Tor
sale. Let the Daily Light want coli
umn do the work for you. tf
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II you contemplate marriage this
fall let us print your marriage invi4
tations or announcements. j. r.
Tucker job printing, that's all,s
at the Daily Light office. ts
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II am afraid my son Ii too backs
ward TO enlist" That's an exeel-
lent reason for bringing him 10 The
front - Baltimore American
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HUSBAND SAVED
HIS WIFE.
Stopped Most Terrible Suf-
fering by Getting Her Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Dcnison. Texas. After my little
girl was born two years ago | began suf-
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most burst. | got where was almost
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Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
commence the treatment without delay.
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10 a lecture.
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