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THE ST, LOUIS REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 190
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Tkauaksajvlaa; Table d'Uote, 12 to 8, 75c
The Breitling
411 Jf. Broadway, Second Floor.
Oyster Cocktail.
Celery n Branches Queen Olives.
Turtle Soup aux Quenelles
2tn4erloln of Trout. Black Ban.
Potatoes paris'enne.
Fillet da Mlgnon aux Champ-snon.
Roast Tounff Turkey. Chestnut Dressing-.
Virginia. Dare. Petit Pols.
Mince Pie. Roman Punch.
Cheese. Cafe Noir.
Jos. H. Schroeder,
HORSESHOER,
08 N. Fourteenth St., St Lojis.
, BctWMB Franklin At, and Morgan St.
Phone D 969.
" FOR. WOMEN ONLY
We cava Uie most elfldeat.
best and only reliable rem
edy tor Delayed Periods. It
RUerea the man obetlnate
eoirmlieatlGIlS
from
cacao in U boors, or I to 4
iiin. without
nam.
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or interference.
wiin
work.
W bare brourht -happiness
in hundred of women and
bare nerer known thla rem
edy to falL. Yon win save
time and failure by writing
-.Mlclnaa that Injure the health
rwnND REMEDY CO... Room
IMS ST.. CHICAGO. HJ
PILES
twit1 WHhoat the Knlft.
7 all Rectal Dleeases a specialty.
Cams Oaaranteea. Send for Booklet.
ML . IEY SMITH, Spulafist,
Mt'ewtt,HlMl,Io. Established 1888.
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HOTEL PLAZA,,.-
IfOW ready tor winter rate to families, office
Maple, ate Cheaper than to ktep house. Mod
am. beat accommodations electric llrhta. steam
axe larnuGiu.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
JOSEPH F. FARISH,
St. Lovla Republic Bnalneaa Office.
la Bell "Main 5015: Klnloch A OT.
HORTICULTURISTS CONVENE.
Southern Illinois Fruit Growers
" Meet at Vienna.
JUJ5PUBLIC SPECIAL.
Vienna, HI.. Nov. 22. The) annual meet
ing of the Horticultural Society of South
ern Illinois convened In this city to-day
tif a- two days' session. The addresses
of welcome wens made by Mayor W. E.
Baal and Thomas H. Sheridan, and the
raaponse by the- president, J. W. Stanton
off Richview. who Is superintendent of the
aUrtlcultural exhibit at the St. Louis
rrorid Fair.
- ,Tbe programme to-day Included a paper
a) "Commercial Apple Growing la the BUI
Metion Of Southern Illinois." by B. H.
Xfattn, New Burnslde; "Sweet Potato
Growing and 'Marketing," E. R. Jinnette,
JAmne.: "BHtej1 Root' Professor O. H.
l-sawek Daibandale: "Packlnc ADDles." W.
ataTioa. Csntralla; an address by Pro-r-atwai
J. C. Blair of the State University
a report ot too Illinois Horticultural
imeni stations or eouinern Illinois
A. Rlel of Alton.
recettlon for the visitors was riven
the citUenS of Vienna at the close of
evening programme.
BHUEMAKEn-GOEHER.
Stanton. III.. Nov. Ur. Vincent Ehue
rnaker and Itita Elizabeth Goeher. both of this
elrr. were married bare to-day in St. Michael's
CSAJrch.
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You could not be more particular dRSiEic
for your own needs than we are in jffiPMIa
sincere endeavors to give you the i wMrafltW TO
best the world provides. tlflw it M fu
In shirts we claim distinct honors, llli. If j ! .111
for we have elevated the standard w 1 1 : w
of ready-to-wear shirts to the po- wljlti S Yarn
sition that custom shirts held for Mrfeff tM ; fill
exclusiveness and fine workman- HMttlvJflRl
Our owii direct importations of WrUfW" MffijSiSia?
French, and Scotch shirtings are
made into our stock shirts; it
assures exclusiveness and best
Prices not more than elsewhere,
but a world of superiority in
values; therefore, don't you
think it's worth your acquaint-Coat-shirts
and four sleeve
The Republic Building,
On Olive Street at Seventh.
LOUISIANA PURCHASE EXPOSITION
HrlUSTBESOLD
The entire stock of Ornamental and Decorative Plants,
Shrubs, Bedding Plants, etc., etc., are offered for sale at
wholesale or retail at extremely low prices. The slock
consists of thousands of Palms, from 50 C to ,$25.00?
hundreds of Bay Trees (Select Trees) from $7.00 up;
Eubber Plants, $1.00 up; Privet Hedge, $5.00 per
100; also Bedding Plants, Shrubs of endless varieties at
lowest prices. '
Planfs Delivered, Packed and Shipped.
Plants can be seen and purchased at World's Fair Green
houses, located on Anthropology Hill, near U. S. Indian
School, on Intramural Kailway.
Mail communications should be addressed to
J. G. STADELMAIT, Acting Sales Agent,
Committee on Salvage,
World's Fair Grounds.
RECEIVES BIDS FOR
CONDEMNED GOODS
Articles for Which City Has 2To
Further Use Will Be Sold
to Highest Bidders.
The City of St. Louis, through John P.
Boyce. Commissioner of Supplies, received
bids on a lot of condemned city property
yesterday. The Lighting Department con
demned 18,000 pounds of copper wire and
230 pounds of scrap brass; the Parle De
partment, 275 dead trees 4n Forest Park;
the Fire Department, 29 oil barrels; the
House of Refuge added to the sale two
double cooking ranges, and the Poor
house furnished a lot of Jewelry.
Every thirty or sixty days the various
departments have a general houseclean
ing and condemn the property which they
deem to be of no value to tho city. If
a tree in one of the city parka dies. It
has lost Its beauty and lt3 usefulness
for park purposes, and the brand of con
demnation Is placed upon It by the Park
Department, and it Is 'sold to Ihe highest
bidder for firewood. If a range or a wire
has served Its purpose) long past the aver
age time of the Ufo of a range or a wire.
It must give way to the new and use
ful, and become a part of the Junk pile.
Perhaps the ranges may have cooked
many a savory meal for hungry man,
perhaps the wire carried the sparks of
electricity that lighted the path of many
a weary citizen, but the city cannot af
ford to keep them for the good they nave
Maybe In years to come, the Jewelry,
which was the property ot the deceased
of the Poorhouse. would bring Joy tq the
hearts of the heirs, as heirlooms, handed
down from generation to generation, but
the city officials have no time nor desire
to collect heirlooms for other people, and
tho Jewels go to the highest bidder, who
Is usually a creature void of sentiment.
WILL SUE TO RECOVER
PROPERTY IN IRELAND.
St.
I.onta Woman, Sole Survivor, Sy
She Vai Wrongfully Deprived
of Her Heritage.
Mrs. Margaret Smith of No. Mil South
Compton avenue says that she wilt enter
suit for the recovery of her father's prop
erty In Ireland, consisting of four acres of
land and seven cottages, which Is Bald to
be in possession of a wealthy landlord.
As the only survivor of the family of
Thomas Carey, who lived nine miles from
Dublin on the Abbey road, Mrs. Smith
will seek to recover the property under the
Irish land act. She said that she was
wrongly deprived of the land some years
ago, but did not know about It unUl re
cenUy, when she learned that her step
mother had died, having turned the prop
erty over to a neighbor for a weekly eon
sideraUon of S Btillings before her death.
Mrs. Smith taa lived in America, since
1672 and in St. Louis since 1872. She said
yesterday that she left home when Quite
young, going to New York, where aha
lived a year. After her marriage, a year
later, she came to this city, where she has
lived since. Her brother, who also left
home when quite young, died about a year
ago in Wyoming, leaving her the sole
heir of the property.'
Mrs. Smith Eald that she left homo be-
iM at hex stepmother 'and that whan
her father died she was not apprised of
the fact. The property was disposed of by
her stepmother, she says, without her
knowledge.
Vacuum Proceaa for Baldness.
Some of the medical authorities have
been experimenting with the Evans vacu
um cap, an appliance for the restoration
of hair, and they have demonstrated that
this method is not without merit. Any
one can prove the worth of this invention,
as the cap la furnished on trial. It is on
xhlblUon at the World's Fair and the
Missouri Trust buUdlng (ground floor),
707 Olivo street.
BELIEVE DOVE OR BODY
IS HIDDEN NEAR J0LIET.
Police Prosecute Dlllsrent Search, bat
Find JVothJng More Tangible
Than Clews.
ItEPUBUC .SPECIAL
JoClet, 111'., Nov. 22. After another day
spent running down clews, some false and
some founded on facts, the police have
concluded that Dove, or possibly his dead
body, is hidden somewhere near here.
Thla was forced upon tho Chicago detec
tives who have spent the day tracing his
movements from the time he left Chicago
In the automobile with John W. Bate, Jr.,
until he elunk out of tho back door at
George Hauler's boarding-house here at 6
o'clock Sunday night.
There Is scarcely a moment of his from
Friday night unUl Saturday night to be
accounted for. After Sunday night he"
seems to have disappeared. Just as though
he had dropped off the earth. So strong
has the theory grown that Dove did not
get very far away from Jollet that the
police have organized fifty men and boys
to search the Illinois River and the old
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
Several Rock Island section men saw a
man answering Dove's description along
tho track about four miles west of Jollet.
He was seen about U o'clock Saturday
morning down by the spring. As the
railroad men drew near on .a hand car
they saw that he was washing himself and
had his shirt off. Lying on a rock in front
ot htm was an open suit case, and It was
evident the man bad stopped there to
change his linen.
John Kemp, one of the section nun,
said: "I saw that he had a light suit, a
light overcoat and that be looked like a
gentleman. Our presence seemea to
frighten him, and he hastily closed the
suitcase and started west alone the
track."
Between the mattresses In the room oc
cupied by the man at Hauser's house
was found a bottle of benzine. This, It Is
thought, he used to get the blood stains
off bis .clothes.
Teaspoons.
Quadruple silver-plated "Dauphin" pat
tern, six teaspoons, six tablespoons, six
knives and six forks, 24 pieces, in silk
lined case; only. $12.75. At Mermod & Jac
card's. TAKEN FR0MM0B'S REACH.
Kentucky Negroes Transferred
From Lexington.
Lexington, Ky., Nov. 22. Garfield
Smith and John and Ed Taylor, negroes,
were to-day taken under heavy guard, to
Yarnallton Station, seven mUes from the
city, and thjre put aboard a Chesa
peake and Ohio train for Louisville,
where they will be kept until the au
thorities beUeve it safe for them to ap
pear for trial here.
The Reverend R. O. Klrkwood to-day
started a fund to buy a home for the
widow and ten orphans of the murdered
white man. and an effort to raise a
Ursa mm will be made.
FIFTEEN PASSENGERS
HURT IN WRECK
Hot Springs Express Out of St.
Louis Crashes Into Freight at
Swifton, Ark.
FIREMAN BURNS TO. DEATH.
Dense Fog the Cause of Collision
Passenger Train, Running
at Full Speed, Is Practi
cally Demolished.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 22 Southbound
passenger train No. 17 on the Iron Moun
tain Railroad, known as the Hot Springs
Express, was wrecked at Swifton, 16
miles north of Newport at 5:23 this morn-
(lng by crashing into a freight train.
Engineer A. DeGulre or the passenger
train and his fireman, Harvey Wells, were
buried beneath the wreck. De Guire is
hurt batily, sustaining a broken arm, and
It Is feared that he is injured internally.
Wells was burned to death.
Fifteen passengers were bruised and
scratched, but none seriously. The pas
senger train was running on schedule
time when, out of the dense fog which
arose during the night, a freight train
loomed up Just ahead. It Is sala that the
freight was pulling into the siding at
Snifton to allow the passenger train to
pass, and that the fog was so heavy that
nothing was seen of No. 17 until too late
to prevent an accident. Tho passenger
train struck tho freight at full speed, and
the passenger engine was demolished.
The dead:
HARVEY WEIXS, fireman, roplar Bluff,
Mo.
The injured:
AUSTIN DE GUIREL ennlncer. Little Rock.
Ark., right arm broken, ankle badly bruised,
nwo hurt
(). N CLARK, news agent. St. LouU. right
am bruised, scalp wound nnd face badly cut.
CHARLES MARTIN, French Village. I1L,
cut across nose, right b!j bruised.
MRS. J. M. SANEILXJE. Hot Springs. Ark.,
head brulEed. rhoulder wrenched.
JOHN GIVENS. BucJseje. Mo., abdqmen
bruised. Internal Injuries.
J A. MeCUIMtr. Hot Springs. Ark.,
wrenched knee.
MRS. J. A. CORRr, Seneca. I1L. bruised aide
and Internal Injuries.
w A. uui-aiAA, negTO, Mot springs, enoiu-
der hurt.
S I l
CALHOUN, negro train porter.
Hot
Spring, right iej
anu bouy masnea.
Comports.
Solid Bllvcr comports, pansy pattern,
now pierced design; price $15. At Mermod
& Jaccard's.
TWO DAYS AT THE FAIR
FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Pnplls Will Be Admitted Without
CliarRc to Exposition Grounds
To-Morro-r nnd Friday.
Tho gates at the World's Fair to-morrow
and Friday will be thrown open to
the school children of St. Louis, and they
will celebrate these two holidays, taking
their farewell glimpses ot the world's
greatest exposition.
Many plans have been laid for these two
days, and most of the teachers have ar
ranged to accompany their charges to the
Fair In order that tha children may visit
and see those points of Interest which
bear directly on the course of their stud
ies. Tho teachers assert that practical dem
onstrations of this kind are of Infinitely
more value In the training of the young
mind that the pages of their text-books,
wnllo tho benefit to be derived from the
comblnaUon of the two la of tho greatest
value.
It Is the Intention to carry out this plan
as far as possible, and many of the teach
ers have already laid out their pro
grammes for tho two days at the Falr
with the children.
Saturday they will not bo admitted with
out paying.
Special ThonUscivInp; Dinner.
Table d'hote will be, served at tha Wash
ington Hotel 6 to 9.
STANDING ARMY OF 25 MEN.
Peaceful Panama Needs No Large
Soldiery.
Washington. Nov. 22. Mr. Barrett, the
American Minister to Panama, cabled tha
State Department to-day that quiet pro
vailed throughout the Isthmus; that Gen
eral Hucrtas had left Panama for his
country home, and that the army had
successfully disbanded, with the excep
tion of twenty-five men who were retained
to meet the statutory requirement for a
standing army.
The cablegram adds that order has been
restored without the Intervention of the
American marines, and that tho Panama
Government Is grateful for tho advisory
assistance rendered by American officers
In quieting tho trouble.
It adds that the preparations for the
entertainment of Secretary Taft have
been completed.
Gold and Fountain Pens.
Swan, Waterman's Ideal and Sterling
Fountain Pens, 1.00 up. Gold and Foun
tain Pens repaired. Colby's, 106 N. 4th st
ST. LOUIS CHINESE EMBARK.
Two Hundred and Fifty Celestials
From Fair Hurried on Steamer.
San Francisco, Nov.
and fifty-one Chinese
St. Louis Fair to-day 1
22. Two
arrived
hundred
from, the
charge of an im-
migration inspector and a strong guard.
They were Immediately transferred from
Oakland Mole to the steamer- Coptic,
which sails Saturday, for transportation
to China.
Clayton Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were Issued in Clayton
yesterday to John W. Haub of Glencoe
and Nellie V. Clay of ElllsvlUe; Herbert
B. Rawlinson and Gertrude L. BIssell of
St. Louis; Otto T. Kllpp and Annie Reln
hardt of St. Louis, and to William Hert
llng Jr. ot St Louis and Mamlo Ryan of
Klrkwood.
Baby Mine
mother should be a source of
danger incident to tbe ordeal makes its anticipation one of misery.
Mother's Friend is the only remedy which relieve! women of the great
pain and danger of maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's
severest trial is noPonly made painless, but all the danger is avoided
by its use. Those ivho use this remedy are no longer despondent or
gloomy; nervousness, nausea and other distressing conditions are
overcome, the system is made ready for the coming event, and tho
serious accidents so common to the critical
hour are obviated by the use of Mother's A0ff AAO
Friend. "It is worth its weight in gold," lllllr
savs many who have used it. i.co per IflVIUVI 43
bottle at drug stores. Book containing
valuable information of interest to all women, will
be sent to any address free upon application to
mtADFIEip REQUIATO OO., AOamtMs Bm,
Lowest-Priced House In America
Mermod & Jaccard's Goods Are the
Acknowledged Standard of Excellence
( onfidence in our housa is so well established, that the mere fact that an
article wa purchased here is an assurance of "Quality" and we main
tain that confidence by being: responsible for every article we sell.
We do not make everything; we sell', but we are just as particular regard
ing: the quality of that which we sell and do not make, as we are of that which
we do make.
And Our Giiarantee Covers Everything.
TO-DAY WE OFFER
A Crown of Beautiful Diamonds
Drooch Pin, as shown
i-J brilliant cut stones,
inntM trirmTitinrr
s
And others Crowns, Stars, Crescents, Sunbursts,
Scrolls, Bugs, Flies, Birds, etc., etc. designed and
made up for the Holiday season, handmade mountings
set with diamonds, pearls, rubies, emeralds, sapphires, opals the grandest
assortment of Precious Stone Brooches ever shown. Prices from $25. to $10,000.
Diamond Solitaire.
A ring: like this
set with clear,
H
brilliant cut
diamond
Pries only 35.
And thousands of others
Catalogue Free.
Our new 333-page hol
iday book, handsome
ly Illustrated, sent
free en request.
NEGRO BEATEN TO DEATH
WITH STONES BY NEGROES.
Tlinnin Spnrrla Killed by Mob
eanie lie Had Shot Jnnle
Burkx.
P.nPL'ni.IC SPECIAL.
Mexico, 3Io., Nov. 22. Thomas Spurris,
a negro, was killed by Infuriated negroes
early this morning shortly after he had
shot and fatally wounded Janle Burks.
He was beaton to death with a large rock,
his head being severely cut in several
places.
The Coroner's Jury holds that John
Burks, a brother, of tho injured girl. Is
responsible for the death of the man.
John and Sam Burks, brothers, and
George Bright are held as accesosries.
AU of the suspects are under arrest.
The woman who was shot will probab
ly die.
China Dinner Sets.
Fine china dinner set, 100 pieces. Colo
nial shape, decoration ot beautiful roses,
gold handles, $23 set. At Mermod & Jac
card's, Bnadway and Locust etreet.
WOMAN WAS AWAITING DEATH.
Locked Herself in Boom That She
Might Starve.
P.EPnBIJC SPECIAL.
Quincy. 111., Nov. 22 Mrs. Christiana
Boer, a domestic, 56 years old, was found
In her room to-day in nearly a starved
condition, having been without food and
water for eight days.
She told the police, when taken to the
hospital, that she was without friends
and had locKed herself in to await death
by starvation. She had $21 In her room
and a small sum In the bank.
Almond Sets.
Solid silver almond sets, 7 pieces, pierced
design, in silk-lined case; price. $24. At
Mermod & Jaccard's.
COCKRELL ARRIVES TO-DAY.
Will Remain in City Wednesday
and Then Visit Ohio.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Warrensburg, Mo., Nov. 22. Senator
Cockrell left this afternoon at 3:12 on tha
Missouri Pacific for St. Louis, where he
will spend Wednesday on business.
From there he will go to Dayton, O..
to visit his daughter several days. Ho will
co to Washington next week, when he
will confer with the President regarding
the appointments suggested.
Bonbon Set.
Brilliant cut glass bonbon sets, 13
pieces, J22.M; T pieces, J13.M. At Mer
mod & Jaccard's.
SICILIAN PRINCE IS FLOATED.
Steamer Stuck in the Sand Three
Days.
New Tork. Nov. 22. After lying fast
in the sand near Point Lookout, off the
Long Island shore, since early Sunday
morning, tha Prince line steamship Si
cilian Prince was floated at high tide to-
"Iccordln? to the marine observers who
have watched tha vessel since she first
went ashore, the liner is not damaged to
any
Ti-nii
eat extent. i wb b mL
would proceed immediately to ner qoac
in Brooklyn,
Mnatard Pots.
Quadruple silver-plated mustard
price 50c At Mermod & Jaccard's.
pot.
Indorse Henenvray for Senator.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Vlncennes, Ind., Nov. 22. By unanimous
resoluUons tho Second District members
elect of tho next General Assembly here
to-day Indorsed Congressman Hemenwny
of the First District to succeed Charles
W. Fairbanks as United States Senator.
"- HTLAND WHITSETT.
Marshall. Mo , Nov. 22. Mr. John TV. Ilvland
ot Norton and Mrs. Ethel Cobb Whltaett of thla
city were married at Odessa yesterday.
Erery mother fli
gnat dread of the pain
and danger attendant apon
the most critical period
of her life. Becomine
iov to all, but the suffering and
Friend
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for Fine Goods.
The World's-Grandest Jewelry Establishment.
in illustration, set with 76
clear white diamonds, plat-
DrMf rnlir Sj3llfl
i 1IWW umj s"".
Diamond Opal
Cluster ring:,
like illustra
tion, set with
opal and 12
diamonds Price only S150.
Diamond and Precious Stone
prices 6. up to $5,000.
MERMOD JACCARD'S
BR0UW1Y 1ND LOCUST STREET.
iation in piano playing that
the results produced by the
contemplating: the purchase
you THE ANGELUS.
THE ESTEY CO.,
1116 OLIVE
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BANKS' CONDITION PLEASING.
Secretary Shaw's Call Creates No
Flurry.
Washington. Nov. 22. The call on na
tional bank depositories for 25 per cent of
Government deposits has created no flur
ry, and, according to Secretary of tha
Treasury Shaw, indicates an excellent
financial condition generally.
The circular call issued several days
ago has brought only one request for ex
ception thus far, and that from a bank
which has a small Government deposit.
Ten Strainers.
Solid sliver tea strainer and stand: new
floral decoration; price 112. At Mermod &
Jaccard's.
Mrs. Bnchnnnn Seeks Divorce.
Georgia M. Buchanan Sled suit far di
vorce in the Circuit Court yesterday
Exactly
Where It
Came From
C A letter filed by the
GEmjUTE SHANNON SYS
TEM may always be found
exactly where it belongs, be
cause it's just as easy to return
it to its right place as to a
wrong one.
q The Shannon System has
advantages of safety and con.
Yenienca provided by no other
method.
J Would you like descriptive
booklet?
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Price Only $50.
Rings, great variety
Mall Orders Filled.
Fnd name and ad
dress for our nev
catalogue of useful
and beautiful articles
Ot Jttrelry.Tahleware.
Art Goods. Etc
THE
ANGELUS
Is the PIANO PLAYER
that produces such re
markable tone and so
much expression and var
it cannot be distinguished from
most skillful human hand. If
of a Piano Player let us show
STREET.
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against Charles A. Buchanan. aUegmg
that he abused her and subjected her to
other Indignities. They were married Au-
Cst 20. 1S99, and formerly Uved In Salt
ka City.
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TRY TBBtt ON YOUR NEXT TRIP.
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For information call at
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Who is your
OPTICIAN?
We wooW like to be. No charra
far testing your eyes and giving ac
vice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
GLASSES FROM S1.00 OP.
HYATT'S OPTICIANS,
HI Jf. ElxMn 8t Opp. Pst Ofrle.
BSUS Cured
!to cnttinir, no pain, no danarer.
Over liWO cured durinir 15 isara
practice in St, Louis. Call far book
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