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BY RUSSELL KAY
Secretary, Florida Press Association

Well, our growers are certaln-
~ runnin' true to form in this ar
senic controversy. They are
havin' just about as much success
gettin' together on this subject as
they've had all these years in the
matter of marketing.
For weeks now we been standin'
around yelling grapefruit and ar
senic grapefruit and arsenic" 1t
we keep it up much longer wen
have folks associatin' 'em with
such famed twins as ham and eggs,
cheese and crackers or pork and
beans.
Let the buyin' public once get
the crazy idea that a Florida
grapefruit is dose of arsenic and
wen have. marketing problem
on our hands that'll make the pres
ent dilemma look like nothin' at
all.
We could go ahead and spray
our fruit with arsenic, carbolic
acid, or any other darn thing, pro-
vidin' we kept our mouths shut
about it. When Mrs. Housewife
goes into a store to buy apples,
or bananas, or other produce she
never worries about what kind Of
bug juice may have been employ
ed to give it that school girl com
plexion.
Tell her the fruit was sprayed
with Dukes Mixture or Pratt's
preserver and it doesn't mean a
thing in her young life. But when
you start talkin' about arsenic,
look out. 1t don't make any diff
ference how little is used or how
harmless it may be in that form,
Its arsenic right on. In the mind
| if the layman arsenic is just the
same thing as white lily on your
chest.
so for the love Of Mike, let's
hurry up and make up our minds.
If we're gonna use arsenic, lets
go ahead, but shut up about it. II
we're not, let's forget it and talk
about the weather or some other
harmless subject.
1t may be perfectly safe to use
| arsenic on citrus fruit or it may
not. You can't prove it by me.
But I'll bet if we do use the blam-
ed stuff and 60 around Dragging
about it, there'll be lot of folks
who wouldn't buy Florida grape.
fruit even if their doctor pre-
lscEihed- it--------.-----A~ -~-.
And as for rassin' a law requir-
in that all fruit and vegetables on
which arsenic has been used be la
bied 'arsenated" we ought To
lamend the darn thing 10 include
the use Of the word ''poison" and
mark the fruit with red skull
and cross-bones. Then if any.
body ever sold another grapefruit
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MANY BILLS OF
IMPORTANCE YET
in LEGISLATURE
SECOND HALF OF SIxTY-DAY
SESSION is FACING LARGE
NUMBER OF MEASURES FOR
CALENDAR CONSIDERATION
tBy Florida Press)

TALLAHASSEE, May H.
Beginning the second half of its
go day session the Legislature is
busy with many important meas
ures on the calendar for considea-
ton.
Spurred by the plea of Cover
nor Sholtz in his special message
delivered last week. Legislators pre-
pared for renewed activity toward
law enactment much of which was
laid aside while the senate and
house engaged in a 21-day dead
lock over tax regulation of 81 per
cent beer.
The governors debt fund COM
mission bill to centralize in the
state board Of administration the
power to take over affairs of cit
les and counties in financial diff
Es.s14ies il sssi u --in-.s asc~ .es44fsass4
room. Many legislators predict
that the committees will return a
substitute bill less drastic.
The biennial appropriations bill
is yet to be passed The senate
appropriation committee has Of
ferred a substitute for the admin
stration bill, providing for $780,
900 more year than the $6,845.-
845 recommended in the COVER
nor's bill, and which is claimed
would balance the states budget
with no new revenue sources.
The governors educational bill
designed to give the state wide
powers and greater supervision
over. the public schools in keeping
with the extent state finances arc
being used To operate and maine
tain the schools, likewise failed TO
meet approval of the senate COM
mittees. A substitute bill, less
drastic has been laid before the
legislature and is scheduled for
action this week.
Other important legislation mea-
sures not yet disposed Of include
the motor license tag bill, home
stead exempt legislation, and q
worlsmen's compensation act.
During the first half Of the 1889
Legislative session, little progress
was made other than passage Of
the 30 per cent beer bills
A proposal to change the CON
stitution by eliminating the state
'bone-dry" nineteenth amendment
subject to the approval of the
electorate In 1884, was approved.
All the same time voters viii set
tie the proposed constitutional
amendments to abolish the offices
of justice of tho peace and com
stable; to combine the office Of
county tax collector and assessor,
and 10 take the offices Of county
surveyor, county superintendent
III public instruction and consta-
bic out Of the class Of eonssitu-
tional elective offices.
The seventh cent gasoline tax
Iaw was extended another two
years. Some necessary banking
! Regulation has also been enacted
<
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DOWNS
RELIEF BUNCH
DIAMoNDBALL GAME LAST
EVENING RESULTS IN
SCORE OF ga

Before a large crowd at Bay
view Park last night, the Florida
team triumphed over che Relief's
crew in a diamondball game by a
score of s to 4.
A. Lunn did the twirling for the
Relief with Ingraham on the re-
ceiying end. The Florida battery
was represented by G. Lunn and
Acevedo.
The receipts from the game
amounted to $6.4S.
The score:
r. I'll. E.
Relief 001 001 300 A 10 5
Florida 002 500 10x-- s 8 2
Batteries: A. Lunn and lngra-
ham; G. Lunn and Acevedo.
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CHISOX WHIP
YANKS;; PILLS
LOSE TO REDS
ST. LOUIS BROWNS SHUT OUT
SENATORS; PHILADELPHIA
ATHLETICS VICTORIOUS IN
DoUBLEBILL WITH TIGERS
Especial to The Citizen)

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE
Chicago White Sox whipped the
New York Yankees 10 to 2. This
caused the Yanks, leaders in the
American League race since the
opening day, to drop into tie
with the Cleveland Indians. The
Cleveland outfit beat the Red Sox
a to 2. The Indians made only
six hits off Lefty Weiland, but
took advantage of three errors to
win the first game of the series
with the Boston outfit.
The Cincinnati Reds were sue
cessful in both games of double
header with the Phillies, taking the
first game, 10-7. The score i'll the
second was 4-3. Chuck Klein,
smuggling rightfielder of the Phil
lies, did his best to stave off de-
feat, hitting three homers in the
two games. The three four-bagers
boosted his total for the season to
six.
The Philadelphia Athletics de-
feated the Detroit Tigers in both
games of a double bill. While
the Tigers outhit the Athletics 8
to in the opener, the Macks
punched their blows, and Marber-
~ added the necessary walks for
the decision. Johnson's homer in
the seventh for the Athletics was
the high spot of the game.
The Senators lost to the st.
Louis Brown, having been shut out
by score Of 80. st. Louis
pounded Whitehill for four hits,
including two doubles. to score
five runs in the eighth inning, and
win the game.
The summaries:
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The While CoCEkafoo
eeeeseeeseeeeeeseeeeseeea . &c
81 M;gaOs G. Eberharll

SYNOPSIS: ErpIorsng rRs eerte
scene Of tao CHASTITY murders, Jim
SltndedH aud Sue Tally discover
third body, cTztnpled under the lid
Of Huge old piano. Sunbeam fears
for Sues safety. since he aud Dd-
Vid Lorn. the detectiUe. believe the
.tnrdeTs are connected t1ith an at
tempt to secure token, bg means
OF which Sue must prove her right
TO her fathers millions. aud there
had been q OhostIv sigh before Satss-
dean lifted the piano lid.
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Ell che State prison farm ii Raj
ferd.
Senator Mann. Lake Butter. ia
Irodueed 4 resolution calling Tor
an investigation into an alleged ex-
sTavaganee in connection with the
cost sc upkeep ef Superintendent
= + chapnaaa's home and other
expense items of the prison farm.
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their pitchers. so quit takin' up
time with fouls. Play the game
fast and let's win it and get it
over with. There's about four
more innings left to play so there's
no reason why we can't hang up
IA winning score. Let's settle
down and play ball.
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CANCEL BILLS

ATLANTIC cTTY.winging
into hne with President Reese
Wells new deal two dsnkasts u
ibis essv. WaIilasn ]. Navaek Ana
s. s. TonkinA have eanceled 81
hills doe thefn pTaar IL Mares s
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PLAN INQUIRY FOR
STATEPREONFARM
CBy FioridA Pyess)

IAilsAliASSkks Nav IT,
president Fatch has named : sen-
msitee comprising Senators Mann.
Clark. and chowning 10 conduct
an inquiFs of the administration
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NOT SATISFIED WIN sour

SOUTHLAND, Eng Many nn-
employed men marched out IS tAe
charity kitchen il this city IN pre-
test because they set enly sVae.
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grove, we could write Mr. Believe
it-or-not-Ripley about it.

grove, we could write Dir. Believe
it-or-not-Ripley about it.
The big argument in favor of
arsenated fruit seems to be that
we can get it to market sooner,
but il you ask me. no matter how
soon we get that kind of fruit to
market, Wen still find it amt
soon enough.
Well. Dave took our legislative
team back to the showers and
gave 'em another talkin' to. He
didn't razz 'em or bless 'em out,
but just made a plain old fashion
ed common sense talk.
He led off by pattin' 'em on the
back for what they'd done so far.
but called their attention to the
fact that you gotta stand up and
swat the ball if you expect to win
a ball game.
He said this was one time when
the spectators weren't Interested
in any extra-innings. They want
the game wound up in nine, and if
we could do it in seven SO much
the better.
He reminded the team that be-
fore this game started he outlined
a number of plays for 'em and
was doin' all he could to help 'em
from the dug-out. He said 81 want
you boys to get in there and play
ball. Don't back away from the
plate when those fast ones like
the school bin, appropriations, sal
airy, or bond bills come across the
pan. Stand up and wham at 'em.
And another thing, you guys
have had plenty Of time to study
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Second Came


Marberry, Wyatt and Desautels.
Second Game
At Detroit X. HI. r..
'TnTIadefpH ---------. 1866 8 II
Detroit ..................--..,... Z q
Batteries: Walberg and Coch-
rane; SorrelI, Hogsett and Hay
worth.
AT Chicago r. II. f.
New York ............. 2 6 L
Chicago ....-...........-.......10 IA 2
Batterits: Gomez, MacFayden,
Jabionowski and Jorgens; Jones
and Berg.
AT st. Louis r. H. q.
Washington .....-.........- 0 !
st. Louis 5 . 1
Batteries: Whitehill and Sewell !;
Biaeholder and Ruel.
At Cleveland r. II. e.
Boston ....--..-...-...,......--- z y
Cleveland .........s....-........ A 6 /
Batteries: Weiland and Gooch;
Hudlin and Wyatt.
National League
Frat Game
At Philadelphia R. II. E.
Cincinnati -..g.--.-..lO II U
Philadelphia ...............-.-.. z IS 5
Batteries: Lucas, Kolph and
lombard: Elliott, Liska, Hansen
Second Game
At Philadelphia II. H. E..
Cincinnati s,.....-.... 4 9 @
| Philadelphia ................-.. 8 8 O
Batteries; Johnson and HENS
ley. Lombard; Moore and Todd.
ST. Louis New York. double
header, postponed on account of
cold weather.
Chicago Brooklyn. donbleheader.
wet grounds.
Pittsburgh. Boston. rain.
Z I
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-05-11

Batteries: Cain and Cochranei
Marberry, Wyatt and Desautels.
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Batteries: WaIberg and CocIl-
rane: SorrelI, Hogsett and Hay
worth.
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Batteries: WeiIand and Gooch;
Hudlin and Wyatt.
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National League
First Game

Batteries: Lucas, kolph and
lombard: Elliott, Liska, Hansen
and Davis.
The Washington times., 1933-01-04
$8,165 worth of Fine Suites
to sell in this sale for $3,8O7

This is Of the greatest furniture have staged
Imagine what includes: 81 sample suites from of Americas
hgrade manufacturers Since they Samples he took extra
ordinary making them up Because he anxious clear
his foors he sacrificed them for song We're passing the
ngs you dollar dollar It's your opportunity don't it.
Don't let the lack ready cash keep you frombung you want
to Of these fine sute BUY ON THE BUDGET PLAN.
down payment, and balance monthly
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VALIANT DUST

b. Perci~aI lChrseopher Wren -st si5sa

there on his cushioned rug, vs.
well in the picture-Juies, with h1
black hair, pale face and great da9a
eyes. But then. Of course, he 30
longed. This was his home, his birtA
place. His mother was half-MooH
ish (oh, her terrible tale Of her Eng.
lish mother. sold In the market-place
OF Mekazzen), his father a Spaniard,
bred and born in Morocco.
No wonder he had seemed to
change so rapidly and so soon, after
their arrival IN this disturbing place.
It was literally the return Of the ma
tive.
Native? Her husband natives
What an unpleasant word in this
particular connection.
But aow absurd to take that view.
ANYBODY Is "a native Of the place IN
which he Is born and bred. She was
herself a natiTe-of England.
And Margaret once again firmly
put ont OF her mind an expression
that she had somewhere heard or
read--a phrase that had been doing
its best to intrude upon her con.
seriousness for some time.
"Gone native"
1t was perfectly absurd. II, as she
kept telling herself. everybody is a
native, and the natives Of one coun.
try are as good, or as bad, as the
natives OF another-in their own
particular way and sphere-how
could anyone "go' native?
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CLASSIFIED
COLUM MN


Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen al
the rate of lie a word for each in
sertion, hut the minimum for the
first insertion in every instance is
,25c.
Payment for classified adver-
,tisements is invariably in advance,
but regular advertisers with ledger
accounts may have their advertise
ments charged.
Advertisers should give their
street address as we'll as their tele-
phone number if they desire re-
suits.
With each classified advertise
ment The Citizen will give free an
Autostrop Razor Outfit. Ask for
it.
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Fans Will See The Bon-BOn' Again
Kid Chocolate And Canzoneri Most Popular Pair
. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Last month Eligio Sardinas,
known to fistiana as Kid Choco-
late, was deported from Key West
for his failure in asking the De-
partment of Labor for permission
to re-enter the United States after
having over-stayed his leave on a
previous visit. Rumors in sport
ling circles at first made the de-
portation permanent, but accord
ing to an Associated Press dis
patch in The Citizen recently, the
sKeed" and his manager Luis
Gutierrez may apply for permis-
sion to re-enter this country with
| in the year. Followers of the
Cuban negroes activities in the
squared arena safter reading the
report in The Citizen expressed
themselves as delighted that the,
tsbuna's rush given him last month Isl
mot to be permanent, for Kid Choc-,
jolate is "a fighter to the fans Itaste;t
zone of the two glove wielders now
drumming around who can he count
ed upon to give the customers theirs
moneys worth anytime they enter
the ring. The other, of course, is
Tony Canzoneri, the lightweight
champion, who will meet Pete
.Nebo, the pride of Key West, in
the ring at Miami, on February
Ii23.
What a pair! Between them,
they have done more to keep the
fight game on its feet the past
| two years than all the other
lgladiators combined. Billy Pc
ltrolle, the grim, old war horse
from Fargo, helped with sue
lscession of stirring battles, but for
the most part it has been Choco-
late and Canzoneri, two cham
pions who are not too proud to
fight.
The scheduled bout between the
"Keed" and Seaman Watson of
England, recent conqueror of Fidel
lila Barba, undoubtedly would have
lbeen a sell-out. Then they prob
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chapter Is
:NTo THE PAST

IDARELY has a more varied. In
~ congruous and cosmopolitan
circle-and a family circle at that
sat In stranger surroundings and
circumstances.
Margaret Looked Long and
thoughtfuily at her husband. Jules
Maligni; at Raisul, his cousin; at
Raisul's father, her uncle by mar
IrfaEe, the Kaii FIarouI Ahd'allah
Karin; at the Lady zainub, his
wife. the mother of Raisul: at the
Lady 81 lisa Beth el Ain, sister Of
the Kaid. and her own mother-in-
law: at Senior Pedro Maligni, her
efather:in-law; and. finally, al Sara,
her cousin by marriage, the daugh.
ter of the Lady zainub's famous
brother. Kaid Mahommed Hassan,
lslain by the French.
Again Margaret looked round the
family circle, and felt very. very far
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from her home at Yelverbury, Kent,
England. England was q thousand
miles from the vast impregnable and
ancient castle Of the Kaid Haroun
Abd'aIlah Karin, and was also q
Thousand years from It.
The Kaid Haroun Abd'allah Ka,
rim lived and dressed and acted and
thought much as did his ancestor Of
. thousand years ago: and surely
this castle. or castellated rock. had
mot changed IN thousand years?
! Marvellous to think that the Union
Jack fioated over Gibraltar only 3
couple Of hundred miles away. and
that so near were q British garrl'
son. battleships. churches. clubs,
messes. shops, and British law and
order.
Whether the thousand.year ideas
were extravagant or not, one Ger.
talhiy travelled back more than zoe
years In travelling that 244 miles.
This castle. this life, these peo.
pie. that town down there, below
the castle. were all Tar more nedi'
eyal than Tudor England. 10 out
look. in mode Of life. in act and
word and thought and deed.
The things her husbands mother,
Lady El lisa Beth q Ain had told
herl Unbelievable things. Perfectly
incredible and perfectly true.
OF how that fat woman Zainub,
once 50 heautifnl-with whom, ap.
parently. che now dwell in perfect
amity-hna done her best to muir
der Jules. the Kaid's nephew. now
Margarets husband.
Strange 10 reflect how. but sor
that savage villainy. Jules would
never have been sent to England,
and Margaret herself would not
nov be Mrs. Jules Maiigui, seated
there II that lovely artificial Moor.
Ssh garden. beneath the African
moon. contemplating this strange
assembly Of her relatives.
No. she would not have been Mrs.
Jules Afaiigni.
Would she have been Lady Rel.
ieme. had zainub always been as
Cat and placid as she was todays
Once more Margarot's eve trav.
eled round that amazing circle.
Jules. her husband. graduate Of
Oxford University. yet bred ana
born In that terrible castle. the son
Of Senior Pedro Maligni ana the
Lady 81 lisa Beth 81 AIN. the Kaid's
haif-sister.
And. undoubtedly. Jules. Iolllng
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II the phrase meant anything at
all. 1t meant departing from the
ways and customs and standards of
your own country. and adopting the
ways and customs and standards OF
the foreign country IN which you
were sojourning.
But this was Jules own country,
she kept telling herself. He couldn't
go native, for the excellent reason
that he was anative.
Had she, then. married Moor i
And thereupon q horrible little
voice from somewhere at the back
OF her mind, coolly remarked that
she hadn't married o Moor so much
as D mongrel In whose veins ran
Moorish, English and Spanish blood
Spanish blood dilute, for Senior
Pedro Maligni's mother had been or
African extraction unspecifled -
.Berber. Kabyle. Ouied-Nail. or. per.
haps, Negress. again unspecifed.
Angrily Margaret replied to the
horrible little voice. telling It to
cease It's beastly remarks, for she
was married to an English gentle.
man whom she had known from
child hoOd. who had almost grown up
In her fathers house. and who had
there spent his holidays from prep
school, from Elton and from Oxford,
at all Of which seats Of learning he
had been with her brother Jack.
OF course IL was only natural and
--er-right that. back In Morocco,
the land OF his birth. he should wear
native dress. -.
That word native again. -.
thad begun with their all "dress.
ing.up" for fun. and very good fun
It had been. Margaret had thorough.
~ enjoyed putting on q complete set
Of Sara's lovely scented silken
clothing and barbaric jewelry. and
wished she could keep them 10 take
homo to wear at fancy.dress dances.
But TO wear them regularly Just
because they were Moorish clothes
and she was In Morocco. was quite
. different thing. She was an Eng.
llsh girl. and she would wear Eng
fish clothes wherever she might be,
and retain English manners and
morals aud customs aud standards.
Ne. Morocco had not done Jules
amy good at oil. and the sooner they
went away again. the better.
fcopmipAt. fesa. y. 4. stokes COZ
-.-~~-~.--~
Asere ~ the unbelievable tanage
of Aekaxxen conaea horne 90 Mar.
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT,
containing IL rooms. on lot
50x198 feet, in select section of
city, 1907 Whitehead street, OPP
posite beautiful Coral Park. and
facing the sea. Garage in rear.
Rent $50 monthly. Apply to L.
p. Artnian, 1909 Whitehead
street or The Citizen Office.
jan1l
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ably would have brought on Babe
Arizmendi, the little Mexican
scrapper who has been burning up
the west coast for the past year.
Chocolate never forgot the men
who first gave him a chance in
this country. Even since he was
designated champion by the state
commission, he's been fighting
regularly whenever and wherever
there was purse.
Always Gave His Best j.
And the crowd and the size of
the arena made not a particle of
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPE

A combination of the nature of
the previous day, with a more ar
tistic or sensuous character, gives a
person who is genial and friendly,
living in harmony with his neigh
'bors. If not possessing the power
Of yesterday, it still holds the gem
of success.
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sYMOPSIss. Major Napoleon
RiocOH leads his F0res0m LEGION
command into tie Citadel 81
AekaseeHs .Dstensibly 20 pdrIeB
scith the Kqfd of Mekdsxen Gotwde
" TO combine fcith him G0ainat
Fyo'tce. The Ratd does NOT kno4O
frsachsrg@to asss s'.ss tie Kosd Ts ana
make himself EHIt1n OF the Sahara.
The citadel Is q mace OF Intrigue,
IN Che midst on witch are Rds8atI,
son Of the Kdfd. Jules and Pedro
M0ls9nt. financial managers of the
Raid. aud their sCfUes.
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difference to the pugilistic exile.
He fought just as hard, just as
brilliantly against Joe Glutz over
at the Greenpoint A. c., as he did
against Canzoneri, LaBarba or
Pete Nebo at the Garden.
With the Keed cooling his heels
at Havana, Canzoneri is taking on
the Key West lad. Tony can COM
mand packed house any time he
appears. That was proved when
some $4,000 paid the other night
to watch him put Billy Townsend
away with three punches.
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STANDING

stealing netwe@m tmN Tees kA re-
siexed q0Ickss ny anpsylRE IEassssx tai
fsrsenaa Remedy az bedtime. Drug 4
gssts are authorised 20 refund yuar'
ssaaaey IL il fAiis---Adst&
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OLD pAPERS--Large bundle for
&c. Good to pack furniture or
for wrapping purposes. The
Citizen Office. JAM