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Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
iNDISTRIAL HYGIENE
Rum blossom with and without
tCoryTish'. l1!S by national Newspaper Seryice 4,

Flushing Is temporary nush. When il in
yT!NS5 IN" most common blush area, tho mid
u!c OF thr race and becomes permanent We
Rosacea Is the proper name for undue rod
ness OF nose aHd checks nose alone If is
inHu! ilNc INES NOR frequently observed in
w reason ne latter do not mind il much From
the constant hypcrcnit congestion The sn
peihClHl blood We ss.!3 sooner oi. later become
permanently d!iGt the scbaccous or oil tianJS
of the region ovcrSecrctc. inflammation q! ihnee
scbacecus glands follows the oily or cheese
matter is retained ana upon the redness
neautiHi cFcp of in@a!ent pimplcs grows. In
few cases the nose undergocs hypcrtrophy or
thckcn!nE ana that is called by the cunhnniona
tiiic OF Ihinophyna something. lika the rhiuo-
potainns of iiaTnhms sdeShow.
y rum blossom blooms the wear round I'm,
most luNuiiaHtlN in cold weather. ana tho more
the owner or general manager of the bloom &C.
exposed 20 cold weather the more likely is he
TO develop rhinophyma
10 cure rosacen is much more difficult than
to tell just how it looks. Excessive us -, tm.
nstpation. shallow breathing overea,tnr
chuSatiNe factors in various cases. Wearing
tight collars. teht coTscts and heavy or he's rS
lined or other mpcrvious cotton unfcrclot ming
in the colder months instead Of hycIcnic Iipht7
causes in some cases. When any such fac, nrS
are concerned they must be removed or rene.
died ~
In some - cure has been brc light about bv
taking inter naly ,laily. one ordinary ven e,
cake. mixed to fluid cuDSistcTce with cool wn,rr
for six eight weeks.
lotion for local application IS the follov.jn,-.
i'recpiatcd su!phut, one d. am: powdered
camphor. five grains: powdered traGacanth ten
grains; lime water rose water. OF each one
ounce. This may be applied two or three times
day.
X-ray treatment gives good results in cases
in which thickcnnG OF the nose has occurred.
Questions and Answers
the Cause OF st. Nitus Dancc.--What causes
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,
months are:
Tona.
January 0i.54l
February 123.0G0
March observation-disclosures. $4,000
April Observation-Disclosures. 100000
May 2GO. 900
June OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100000
The production in June is 500 per
cent moro than in January. The
United Kingdom production for April
was practically 200 per cent over that
OF January.
WITH ship production increased. Ia
the two countries roo por cent and
SNIP destruction, Including tho ship
ping OF all the allies and neutrals. de-
creased 80 per cent, the vanishing
point Of submarine effectiveness
seems TO be much nearer than the
vanishing point" Of available allied
shipping OF which the Huns and the
alarmiats havo been telling us.
The usual calculation for transpor-
t&ti"n Of soldiers on the sea is five
tons 10 the man. Tho American Ship
rihs Board has worked 1t down 10
tA:ce tons 10 the inan, without crowd
ins or discomfort. This $4,000 tons Of
cargo shipping. therefore, is enough to
carry across $4,000 men on one trip.
or '41voc men year counting five
round trips in that time.
~ " rough, but fairly accurate, call
cu!Htion. derived from competent au-
'ho'Ily' lhcsc Ncatc!5 %ill carry In
cargo scycn-c!Gths OF their dead
weight tonnage. These nlnety-four
nuns TO be launched This week VIII
increase our capacity to help feed our
all!rI hy t0TTjG tons That mcans
more than $4,000 loavcs of bread
We can send over there as -four cach
SIX weeks 1t means Sl5.oOO.0Q0
ROUNDS Of meat These new sh!ns in
SIX weeks could carry ample sustcn-
hiec Tor 100000 nghting men for
three months. Their cargoes would
l'e population OF Great Britain and
Continental France.
We are constructing now In three
anu four months. from keel laying TO
deilTeTy' a.o0o-ton steel freiahters
which before the war we're considered
quickly drne II completed Ia n wear.
We arc building wooden ships. ready
TWO months and CALLERS within the
month
Late last winter an eminent naval
'iicial, der!ding the announced pro-
gram 70" feet OF wooden ships r..
HaEhed sco'riullE. thnt the birds were
hipa We're 10 be built Very likely he
W75 'ifht 1t rs entirely possible that
hiFdF IN the far South. were uestinr-
iu .in'eh in trees which are parts or
ahi9a - be launched this month. There
Will he nfty-two wooden ships. Thcv
are n4i!t In from sixty to ninety DAYS
inc Eeeis II some 90 them were being
.aiH t"Fea months ago and probably the
TIMER was being cut for them, The
man who offs a. the possibilities or
America aroused < in peril OF bccom
!nr the uncomfortable and d!scredi,cd
'hltel O.. tNoiliHE aharpencd By facts
'"lNeSlcnH ie and demonstrated
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
s;uSfroaomic.


There are moments with the best OF us
When sounds OF pure delight
Make our days extremely pleasant
And promote the rcstful night;
But of all the SOUNDS of JOY that
Reach that summer feeling. man,
There is nothing that approaches
The harmonious frying pan.
When you've gone out in the morning
With your tackle and your bait.
And you've hauled 4 bunch Of tiunics,
And YOU reach the cabin late
With an appetite that bellows
AS camping hunger can.
. the song Of fish and bacon
In the dancing frying pan,
Tell me Each, Beethoven Handel
Mendelssohn and all their crew
Made the worlds most famous music
And l toss it back 10 YOU
That in all the realms of music
All the harmony l wish
Is the popping and the sizzling
vi the bacon and the fish.
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Colony Founded for the POOR.

7. c.. Danvillc.--Gcorgia. the thir-
tecntii colony, was founded in the spirit
Of England permitted Imprisonment FOR
debt. Thousands OF English lnborcrs,
who through msfortunc and thought
less contracts had become indebted to
thc rich, were annually arrested and
thrown into jail whole families were
destitute or starving. To provide =
refuge Tor these GOWntrodtcn poor Of
England and the distressed prOt2stants
OF other countries, James Og!othorpc,
the philaathropiSt, a member Of Par
lament. appealed to George II. for the
privilege of planting n colony in Amor
lea. The petition was favornbly heard
and on June ., 1892, n royal charter
was issued by which the territory be-
tween the Savannah and Altamaha
Rivers. and westward from tho upper
fountains of those rivers to the Pacihc.
was organized and gran;cd TO corr
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TO South Americans.

'foT TIC TlmeB- DispatCh)
ie people OIL tho southern world,
Who love your freedom dear,
Come gather under stars and Stripes"
And lace the word of fear. ''
Come, drink at Freedoms fountain,
come; march now with our stcp!
Come. h'aveiy fight our battles
Mad quickly learn our pep
So under folds OF Liberty
y flag without stain.
you 1"iue Tor the right and true
And WIN nor die IN vain.
Ihe way our Savior pointed
The path His feet have trod:
''eI iaNc the world from Prusslan
greed
And give II then to God.
NieN smith, Cardwell. Va, Juno %.
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DISTRIBUTING BACK PAY
Central Hallway OF Georgia Make,
FIRST Payment of $780,
600 Due
tny Associated Press. ]


SAVANNAH, GA, July 1.-The Cen.
trail OF Georgia Railway to-day made
the first payment on approximately
$4,000 back pay due to its clerks nm
der the recent Federal wage scale
which allowed an increase retroactive
10 January I. The payment to-day in.
ciuded more than $4,000 for the one
month Of January.
Continuing the payments the vari-
GUS hack-month portions are to be paid
every Monday through five weeks
sixty thousand checks must be crc-
cuted and issued under the plans of
me company to distribute this back
pay.
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l.. II. s., LexinEtou.-Thc French in
Mulhauscn; though they were driven
back shortly afterwards. they still hold
a small section in Germany. Russians
invaded German terri tory carly in the
war when they crossed the Gcrma.
frontier into East Prussia ct Schwin-
den. southeast OF Ei1lt. and near
liichcnrcid IN PoScn. tcusSia'S North
crn army was successful for a time in
its invasion OF KOniEsburE, Alicnstcin,
so!dau and other East Prussia points.
bat was soon driver back by the Ger
mans American troops now hold 4
sector in .ilSacc
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The Dark Dny.

J. y. T., Cocburn.--.'he Dark Day
occurred on May 10. 1850. 1t was So
called on account OF the remarkable
darkness extending over all New Eng
land. In some places, persons could
not see to read common print In tho
open air. 1t began about 10 o'2Iock
in tho morning. and continued until
the middle Of the next night, Hrt with
differences Of degree and duration in
different places. The true cause OF
this phenomenon is not known.
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ieehie- minded can sho secure treatment when
ON? ~ w i>E iISs ID G.
Answer.-Chorea est Vitus' dance) is caused
by injection OF nerve gangiin OF the spinal cord,
inc injection being harbored. generally In dis.
easSu tonsiis ana ultimately reaching the spinal
b b IL "a person Is unable tc pay. she should
De Hoie 10 OBTAIN proper treatment In hos
pl.al' ithro4Eh tho n'is stance Ct her family doc
no n iiospital wards are for patients who arc
unuolc 10 pay for medical She may
arrange with the hospital authorities TO pay
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4 Richmond's poor have lost an untiring
friend in Adjutant Johnson, who, after six
years among them, has been ordered into war
relief work by the Salvation Army author
titles. There is hardly home in all the city
where suffering and want have entered that
has not experienced his prompt and generous
mnistrations, hardly an outcast or waif OF
the streets who has not been benefited by
his material aid and friendly admonishment.
His has been a constructive work in charity,
and the city will feel tho loss Of his labors.
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ly worth while. With every mile OF railroad
in the United States under its absolute con-
troll. the results at the end OF the war will
be sufficient to convince the people whether
or not they wish that control to continue
the transportation system turned back to its
private owners.
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=. NJ, thr!StiansnurE The ifth oil =
GERS training camps VIII lie held nj
the permanent replacement camps In
stead o! with tho Divisions. Men above
tho draft age Of civil life Will he adj
mittcd to the proposed training clDpH.
The War Department has not yet an
n"Gnccd tho date o. given definite in
formation about these camps.
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Phff0SOpIliPs,

Reading over Epictetus the other day and
Elaac:ng through our old Horace and couple
OF Nirgils. It struck us that all the singers and
al the philosophers put in a lot of time build
in6 hrm foundation for something that never
happened DioGcnes, also, wasted lot OF time
looking for honest man.
We're not cynical anything but why
rhi!osophize toward the unattainable IDEAL when
All t'a' attention might be given to cook books
ana science?
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:. H. Y, pc0deBce.-Th jar %
altar OF roses which was presented
Martin Van Huren auh was 10. :, time
on exhibition in the Patent OG2ce. was
stolen withu few years Of being
theft is not known, but 1t was pr.1-
ably between 1850 and 1850.
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The Quest
for
Men

Grande the North American Con-
tinent is giving It's sons Cuba is helping and
so Is torto Rico Hawaii and tho Philippines.
New Zealand, Australia and the islands or the
South Seas have representatives at the front.
Japa: has her dcstroycrS in the Mcditcrrancan.
China has 100000 volunteers back OF the firing,
ines IN France India, Egypt and Arabia. the
W est indies and South Airica--all are taking
nheir part OF the burden Of supplying man
power, ana now comes news from Delhi
ne government Of India. which has already sup
picd more than half It million troops will at
once begin recruiting another half-million for
active service Definite announcement is acl, :
ing as 70 where these new recruits will be
used, ana only the word Overseas" is offered
as clue 10 their destination But it is well
70 RENE M Der that India had native troors III d, :
ing III France side by side with the English
T,Sotch. irish and Welsh within ten weeks after
me Germans began their iuVus ION of Belgium.
indi4n regim'Snts also fought at Cia!l!poii, ana
~ German f;ast Africa, ana they
the main body of the first and second ,x-
ptditlons that were sent in:o Mesopotan!a
Ana now India viii send another half nil lion
another half-million from that Immense land
which tho Germans expected flame INTO
holy war" against the Eurlish N 1Gia
Idaho Statesman " 80
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fed my chickens corn and truck
/" maHe theni plump and fat
IL cost IN" more to fatyen them
THAN buy them dressed, at that;
EUt even though it costs lot
TO cultivate and feed EN-,
IT'S comforting TO know that you
Have got EN- when YOU need en-.
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IfpOyCriziur.

They've Hoover.Zed our beef and bread
Our chicken, soups and chops
The best you get in restaurants
Is Imitation Stops.
But while they uooverizc our grub
To worry us and vex
! haven't noticed yet where they
Have HoovcriZcd tho checks.
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/. ". y, Wiliamsburs.-W arc not
advised as To Just wha, is the govern
ncnts latest undertaking with respect
20 encouraging the raising ~ Belgian
harcs, but If YOU viii address n letter
TO the Office Of the surgeon genera! of
the army, War Dcpartrlcnt. Washing
ton, y. G., the desired information viii
be furnished you.
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Information Bureau

inquiries rcGardin. n!,nuSt may topic.
ctccrtin. on IcEul and medical sub
..Iirics arc answered GIEcr.I, nV o.r-
souni letter scii-.,tGre->ch. stamped
nr-iorc IL required. aGdrc.. IN.
Ilr!i.!uEG Va
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mr. I'alh.

depressing a moment from the popular line
OF thought ana rcverting 10 the subject of war
what we want 10 know is: when an allied re-
port SHOWS a great victory and the Germa n
report shows great victory at the same place
ana time of course we know the ltun is n liar:
but the r"iat is. what really happened?
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These DnyS,
Is of sugar,

"fd like TO get twenty pounds of sugar,
please"
You can't get than two pounds"
iut want it for preserving"
oh: that's different; what are you going to
preserve"
The sugar. .: course-boob:'
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Behind the Russian Curtain

THE whole world will await with intense
interest the story which must soon be
told regarding the uphcaval in the wu..torn
and distracted Russian empire. For the time
all ihat has reached either friend or foe is
confusion. Contradictory reports have been
flashed across the seas. Wild and almost I'M
belieVablc rumors have poured in upou us
but why anything that Russians may do is
unbelievable one cannot explain.
One thing can be put down even now The
test OF any regimes good faith, from the
standpoint Of The allies, will come in thar
regimes attitude toward the Bros, Iitovsk
peace treaty. If Il new government risos on
the ruins OF the Bolshcvih order whether il
he restoration OF royalty or a triumph Of
Observation-Disclosures, the first question
which it must approach will be the accent
hnce or the reputation OF the pcacc which
me bolsheVil.i were sandbagged into makinc
II IL is acquiesccd in. il may be assumed
beyond all question that Germany has com
p!elcd her conquest Of Russia, means To can
'tallHe II 10 the utmost of her power is III,
real actor behind the scenes which have boo,
enacted and the Russian surrender has boo,,
ooupiy signed and sealed. The allies viii
k"ow "here they stand with relation to
RUSSIA ana can calculate upon what action
thcE regard as necessary to protect their
interests in that country But if ;bero bos
been an overthrow OF the Sovieis and tho
regime which has come into power lets il no
understood that the Brcst Iitovsk trcaty g.
not regarded as binding then the rutrrc os
russia may brighten once more. Thar COW
iry may turn with full confidence to its old
'iHes ana may expect all tho support which
mat group OF governments may give il Tbat
support may be reckoncd. not ONLY in terms
ol 1000 ana materials, but in terms of armed
'oI'eS' Inc entente il eager 10 throw its
weight into the scale in behalf or Ruseio
All 1t wants is an invitation and a marx Of
good faith. W
Whatever government of Russia .akas th;s
step must realize that the reputation of Inc
bolshevk peace means a return TO bcIlipor-
thcN. u may he "a umcd Of course. that anv
ruilhG order in Russia understands VIVA,
acton III this direction demands Of i, h,,t
n may he assured that tho future of that
country can only be safeguardcd by return
TO an alliance with the powers which enol,
to be her friends, ana not her conauerors
II IS not unreasonable L presume ,rat if
ne reported death OF tie ex-Czar NJ eli Tho
RNa'iaS is untrue. tho hcar,-h,,dcned
Rmnanof Will be the frs: to express his re-.
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". T., LUraT.-FUsiIccTa Is an old
military term originally applied to a
body OF foot soldiers who We're armed
with "iuSI!s': that is. with lnuskcts
which. before The Invention of gun
locks, We're H.cd by = lighted SLOW
match or fuse
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j. Z. w, Ashland.--Duly three on =
Gers OF the United states Army uoll the
tul! rank OF general. They are Perish
iuS. March ana l!lss. Lconar! WOOD -
= major general
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held ia trGst To- the po.r. In honor ~
ih" kinE Of England. the province was
named Georgia 80
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u. +. H., Roanoke The battle Of
Waterloo was fought June 15-lN, 1918.
There We're $1,000 French and 12.oaO
English in the hght The French lost
$500 and the Ens!sh 2a,lS5 uen
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We reliably informed that dress for men
and women Will be curtailed to save material
Right AVA off the bat quick we suggest the
elimination OF useless spats
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TUESDAY. JULY .. 1915.

2 Suggestion made in the Senate that
bachelors OF thirty to forty be drafted ahead
of married men OF twenty-onc TO thirty may
lie sound economic policy, but it is not calc0-
lated to bring out the experienced lighters.
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s.> H. as the figures seem to show the bal
s.Ssance OF power in the coming charter-change
..sSselection is held by the young men who re-
,--sstently have become OF age, there can be no
.saouot OF the reform movements success. 1t
lis not conceivable that any large number OF
athese young men, WHO are soon to Join the
slIgSSoiors TO light for the worlds emancipation
,@i rom medieval militarism. viii vote to leave
81 'helr own nome city in the grasp Of an anti
~ luated governmental system which long has
81 outgro"n whatever usefulness it may have
Ss-TInad' in the spirit OF mcdcrnity with which
&thcy are imbn@d they can he depended upou
TO give Richmond good government before
they go to fight the Hun. They will make
~ better place to come back to when they
have won their victory overseas.
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speaking of tho man who doesn't own one by
the time The taxes all get on automobiles and
coats tn" luxury and convenience class will be
grinding organs on the corner for gasoline
funds.
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The average human being goes 20 an aviation
stunt not so much out OF dcsir, to soc the avia-
tor go up. to be among those Ircscn, when he
accidentally comes down.
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Scholastic.

And remember, gentlemen" said the Pro-
lessor OF Mathematics. this is the one exact
science. Figures don't lie"
Yes, SIR said the Undcr-Grad .but liars
have TO figure. don't they?"
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Happy Man!

Friend OF ours got his wifes consent to enl:s,
and is tioked TO death
Every time she wonders why he preferred var
She goes int deep. brown study.
Knowing his home life. congl atulate him.
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y month of solitary confinement would cure
almost any sossip-until she got
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Philosophy is hg! ground of dispute who re
difference OF opinion lends dignity TO lack of
Information.
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srtBLISHED every day In the yenr at 10 South Tenth
Street, Richmond, Va, by ihc es-D.spnich Pub
a NshinH Co., Inc. Charles T.. Hnsprook Editor ahd
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ScDSunnblc.

Great invention of Smothsons. eh?"
Whats it?''
Extension arms for fishermen to d
their catch with"
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Z ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO Ihe Times
ST Dispatch, and not in'Niuualb.
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oar son says the best way to keep out of debt
is not TO set in it. He keeps out himself-at
our expense.
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Honesty
and
Chivalr,y!


Chivalry: tar. ,ary that thai. The nations which
. VIII exchange peace views ono
OF Inc preliminary conditions must be certain
degrees eggs, Of mutual eonisnce in each others
Zach ca oihSr's honesty and chyalryN' Confidence
uhar!hed uSitania. that carried off the girls
ana women of Northern France into slavery
mat boinDar dcd unfortiiicd british towns thai
bombs CIVILIAN populations, that introduced In.
use OF poisoned gas. that nted tho sanci,v
OF me Red cross, that set fire 70 hospitals aud
turned machine guns on the nurses who vcr,.
reScuinS their patients that pcrpetratcd Tho
belgian atrocities, Confidence in the huu.siy
oil, nation that schcmed TO bring Oh this war
while protesting its peaceful intentions tbIt
agreed ON the date of host lities at the potsday
conieronc" a month in advance and ,hcn want
before the world with the pious exclamation
its hand. that broke its solemn faith i'm violat.
me the neutrality Of Belgium. that iurcd Russia
,n i peace conference and then broke every
p!cdse on which the conference based IN al
pr1m5ised to respect international law in it's
n h me snhna:nHs 20 be used IN campo
~ a. ne honesty and chivairy Of nation mat
TOT thc sake OF conquest ana plundey. delibcr-
m niSa n f The wo.ld into this shastly car
Of death and broken hearts, God damn ih,.
noncSlf ana chivalry of such nation.-i aus.s
City Times.
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Pe;y is too often an excuse for bagged
trousers.
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Don't worry: Their" will be plenty of
.Junc weather in July.
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Once the momen. arrives. -
says Dr. Richard Won Kuchl-
mann. German Foreign score
tary. that the nations which
are at present locked in battle