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THE WASHINGTON TIMES; THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1916.
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ENTMSH GROWS;
AS DAY NEARS FOR
TltltES COOK SCHOOL
Arcade Auditorium Expected To
Be Packed From Moment It
j Is Thrown Open.
COUPONS ARE DISTRIBUTED
Housewives Will Be Given Rare
Opportunity to Learn Real
Science.
Woflhlnjtton hnu,ov Ives are qrro-nins;
more and more nitlnif lastlc nvsr the i
cooXJnt; school and rwc food cxpoitlon '
which The Tlmwi and JtcClure publica
tion will trlns to the National' Capf-1
tal next week. .
Judging from the sreat number ofnd
, mission coupons distributed by local
grocers, the capacity of the Arcado
Auditorium, where the exposition Is to
be staged, ,wlll he taxed each day and
night shortly after tho doors are opened.
This exposition will glvo housewives
and others tnie opportunity not only
to learn tho moot scientific and eco
nomical ways of preparing1 food, but a
chanci) (o famlllnilw themselves with
the pure food movement which orlfln-
ted with Prof. Lewis B. Allyn and
which made tWstlield. Mass., famous
The pure food plmse of tho exposition
Is an education In itself and no una
,vho eats food should fail to see tho ex
hibits and demonstrations and learn
the nutritive vnhio of different 'oods
nnS the many means adopted to adulter
ate and dope food products.
Even More Interested.
As great as their interest Is In the
manufactured food products, however,
the housewives of Washington aro even
more keenly concerned about the cook
in school which will demonstrate the
simple and economic way to prepare
viands for the table. !
Cooking is tho most Incessant task
that confronts the housewife today.
Thiee times a day and 363 days a year
this being leap year adds Just three
more meals women are called upon to
perform the task of preparing some
thing to cat for themselves and their
families. Kitchen work Is as perpetual
as the days on the calendar, through
Unshlne or storm, winter or summer,
Sundays and weekdays. Nature de
mands that man shall eat. and man
depends upon woman to be fed.
"Our cooks have as much to do with
-the rolling of this .old world a little
nearer heaven as haye our ministers,"
says Sherwood J?. Snydor. ,who. with
Mrs. Snyder conducts tho cooking
school In a model kitchen before the
audience at this exposition". "For
centuries women have, regarded
kitchen work jff drudgfery. and It Is
wt.that Jf It 1b not done scientifical
ly. Our cooking school is designed
to show the housewives of America
the simple, best and cheapest way to
prepare appetizing and wholesome
meals. It is further designed to show
the housewives how attractive
kitchen work Is when done properly.
It Is a pleasure to Mrs. Snyder and
myself to work in our demonstrating
kitchen, and It should be a pleasure
to the average housewife to prepare
meals. It is Just a question of get
ting; the proper equipment, the proper
viewpoint, and knowing what to do
and how to do It. That is purpose of
our cooking school to teach tho
housewives Just these things."
Conduct Baking Contest.
Pi of. Snyder and Mr. Snvdcr not only
give Instructions and demonstrations,
but they test thflr pupils at the end of
the course by conducting a baking con
test. On the last day of next week's
Times-Westftold Pure Food Domestic
Science School and Household Appliance
Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder will
Judge all the cakes, pies, bread, and
rolls baked bv the entrants in the con
test. They will also award several hun
dred dollars' worth of the most modern
and up-to-date kitchen appliances.
When they pass Judgment on a.,cake.
pie. roll or pastry, they will cxplam why
they reward and whv they do not. The
woman 'who did the baking will learn a
great deal by asking questions,
All or the cakes, pies, bread, and
rolls submitted in' the contost will be
turned over to some worthy charitable
organisation In AV ash Ins; ton after the
Judges' decisions have been made. The
housewives of Washington wilt there
fore, have an opportunity to compete
for 'most aceptablc and valuable re
wards for their skill as cooks, and at
the same time aid a deserving charltv
In Washington. The name of the char
in oraaulzatian will be announced sev
eral days before tho baking contest is
conducted.
Carroll Council, K. of C,
Has Birthday Dance
Carroll Council, Knights of Columbus,
celebrated Its sc enteentli anniversary
in K. of C. hall last night with an
entertainment and dance. Bishop
Charles Warren Currier, of Matanzas,
Cuba, delivered a stirring address to
the membership Contributors to the
program included the Russell-McQee
ladles orchestra, a section of the
.Kniems or i-oiumtius choral society, the
Aloha Hawaiian Club, Mrs. Edith Mar-
Matt Horn, Miss Wegman, William de
I.uca, and Miss Mildred de I.uea. A,
Supper and dancing followed the enter
alnment program.
STOPS STOMACH
DISTRESS AT ONCE
Drueitlata Sell Brat Prrarlitloi) on
Uarth on tle Honey Hack IMan.
Almost every lady knows that tick head
ache, ntnoumess, dizziness, bad dreams ctid
slecplesaness are caused by a disordered
stomach.
Upset stomach and Indigestion happen jiipt
because the food you eat does not digest -but
Ilea In the atonuib and ferments or turns
our.
You can stop fermentation and stomach
distress In five mluute by using Ml-o-ou
Stomach Tablet, a prescription that lias -lone
more to end Indlscs.iou and put the stomach
In fine condition than any ither remedy
known to us.
A large U-cent box of Ill-o-na Stomach
Tablets Is all sou need to be convinced that
there Is nothing that Blvts such quick and
lasting relief
U you liavr heartburn, belching of (.-as,
heaviness nr any stomach trouble, no natter
how chronic, don't suiter another da , tiy
Ml-o-na stomach tablets on a guarantee tlity
will help ou or mny back.
soio d u uono.u uruit Btora and leading
litis ctcrywnere Advu
PHOTOPLAYS AND
PHOTOPLAY EPS
By GARDNER MACK.
Ruth Roland Becomes
Advocate of Theory
That Defectives
Should Die
There is much written about
plays -with a moral plays that
preach a sermon without tho av
crago playgoer really knowing
what sort of a sermon is often
preached. Some of the worst mo
tion plcturos that are produced
aro defended by their producers
on the ground that thoy point a
moral, that they serve as a warn
ing. They are really bad all the
way through and are about as
valuable as a moral lesson as a
murder or a burglary, when the
murderer or burglar happens to bo
caught and punished.
There Is 'another type of play,
however, that has a most Interest
ing lesson. One of this type is the
serial photoplay and story -which
Is bolli published in Tho Times
every uay, 'The Ued Circle" This
play has a very sorlous purpose
though It doesn't decldo tho ques
tion It deals with. It simply puts
the facts In a baro way before the
public. These facts concern the
matter of permitting the unfit to
die In Infancy. Ruth Roland, who
plays the leading part In the film
version of the story has become a
firm believer In the doctrine that
defective babies should not ,be al
lowed to live.
"The Chicago doctor did right to
let the baby die," declares Miss
lioland. "My conviction is based on
the fact that In "The Red Circle'
1 am playing the part of a blrth
marlced girl who would have been
spared much suffering had her life
been snuficd out In Infancy.
"At first thought it mav 6eem
hardhearted for mo to advocate
letting physically Imperfect bibles
go to their eternal home at once,
yet while no one loves the wco mites
more than I, I beflcvo it far more
humane to let them pass on Im
mediately, when they come Into
the world under a severe handicap
than to force them to remain and
tulco up the fight, which Is a hard
one even for the fittest.
"Sentiment is one thing and com
mon sense another. I hold we
should be reasonable In all things.
The mother who loves her child is
willing to make any t-ort of sacri
fice for It. Accordingly, she should
not be so selfish an to want to
keep It here when on arrival it is
already doomed to defeat. She
should be reconciled to Its depar
ture. If medical science holds out
mo hope. Mothcihood and heroism
.have many things in common.
"I view this matter wholly from
a humanitarian standpoint I sen
so many unfortunates, deformed
from the cradle, that I feel sine the
Chicago doctor did right. If oit
will only talk to some of them
and get their views, you'll see that
they think the same way."
Much favorable comment has been
heard among motion picture patrons
of the enterprise of the Motion
Picture News In including with its
current issue a studio directory
which gives something of the history
of the people who are making the
Alms. The directory Is to be a semi
annual feature of this publication,
so that all patrons of the film who
arc readers of the periodical may
keep In touch with the changes In
the various studios and be able to
obtain personal histories of the vari
ous actors and actresses. The Mo
tion Picture News has usually been
full of valuable features of inter
est to the public, but this Is prob
ably the most valuable thing It has
yet published.
Henry Otto, the Universal pro
ducer. Is now In New Tork, where
he will direct for the next few
months. It was all arranged very
quietly Monday morning after a
short chat with Carl Laemmle, and
Otto slipped away Wednesday morn-
You Can Tell the People Who
Have Iron in Their Blood
Strong, Healthy y Vigorous Folks
Doctor SJ Ordinary Norated Iron
"Will Make Nervous Itondorvn People
200 Stroa-er Id Ttto Weeks'
Time In Many Cases.
NEW YORK. N. T. "One dance Is
enough 'to tell which people have Iron
In their blood." said Doctor 8aucr. a
specialist of this city, in a recent dis
course. They are the ones that do and
dare. The others are In the weakllne;
class. Sleepless nights spent worrying
over supposed ailments, constant dos
ing with patent medicines and narcotics
for nervous wcakpess. stomach, liver or
kldncv disease and useless attempts to
brace up with strong coffee or other
stimulants arc what keen them suffer
1m: and vainly longlns: to be strong.
Their real trouble Is lack of iron In the
blood. Without iron the blood has no
power to change food Into living tls
sJe and therefore nothing vou eat does
vouanvKood. ou don't get the strength
o it of It The moment Iron Is supplied
the multitude of dangerous symptoms
disappear. I have seen dozens bf nerv
ous, rundown people who were ailing all
the time, double and even triple their
strength and enduranro and entlrely(et
rid of every sign of dyspepsia, liver
and other troubles In from ten to four
teen davs time simply bv taking iron in
the piopcr form And this, after they
had in some cases been doctoring for
months without any benefit
FOR BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING GOUGH,
CROUP, COUGHS AND COLDS
Make the Best Remedy at Home 128 Teaspoontful for 50c.
If eei thine was sold In as liberal
nnd fair a manner as O'Donncll's drug;
stores are selling BchlrXmann's New
Concentiated i -iiCvora.nt, abEolutcly
no caus. for umi -i-it or dissatisfac
tion could i3. il j.j arise from anjone.
These drufcietj sa- "liuy a bottle or
this remedy and try it for Bronchitis,
AVhooplns Coush, Severe Cough. Croup
or any Bronchial Affection, and we
will return our money. Just as we do
with Schlffmann's famous Asthmador,.
lr It does not give siitisfsctlon, or If not
found the best remedy ever used for
anv of these complaints." "Why not take
ndvantaeo ot this guarantee and tr t
tats meatcinc, ana get our money
hack, rather than buying another pure
ly on the exagteialcd claims of Its
manufacturer 01 on tha sticntfth of
teiUuionlalB from others and run Iht
. a i
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MARGARET GREEN, .
One of the young actresses who will be included in the Mirror Film
Company's forces supporting Nat Goodwin is photoplays.
ms- after bidding his friends Rood-
oy ny the telephone route. This is a
slarnal honor for Otto, who
is
pro
line duced "Undine" and other
photoplays for the bly "V."
Bessie Barriscalc. Incevllle's lead
ins' lady, is something of a poetess.
This fact will bo generally acknowl
edged when a small book of her
poems in published, which will be
in about fitur or five months' time
now. Miss Uarrlscalc was quite
self-conscious regarding her ability,
and It was only on the earnest ad
vice of a friend that she consented
to show some of her sonnets to a
publisher. She was surprised and
delighted when she was informed of
the manager's decision to publish
the booklet.
w i
Dustin Farnum gave a v delightful
supper party last week at his apart
ments, in honor of Sir Bcerbohm
Tree. There was present Tree's
daughter. rris Tree: Dorothy Ber
nard Van Buren, Constance Collier,
Wlnnlfred Kingston. William D.
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. William Far
num. and Courtenay Koote. Beer
bohm Tree was In capital spirits and
kept the company In continual
laughter with his stories of stage
celebrities and happenings. G. M.
To Sing At Card Party.
William Madlgan. accompanied by Ar
rtland Gumprecht, will contribute a mu
sical program at the entertainment and
card party at Carroll Hall tonight by
tne auxiliary or tne catliollc Home II u
rcau for Dependent Children.
If you nie not at rone or well you owe
It to yourself to make the following
test. See haw Ions you can work or
how far you can walk without becoming
tlrtd. Next take two flvc-Braln tablets
of ordinary nusated iron three times
per uay after meals for two weeus
Then teat your strength again and see
for yourself how much vou have trained.
Therv Is nothing like good old Iron tot
out color In your cheeks and sound.!
licalthv flesh on vonr hnnps. But vnu !
mum take Iron In a form that can be
easily absorbed and assimilated llko
uuxatcd Iron If vou want It to do vou
nnv good otherwise U rnay prove noise
than useless.
NOTE Nuxaled Iron recommended above
by Dr. Sauer. ! oue ot the newer organic
Iron compounds L'nllke the older Inorganic
Iron product!. It n easily BMlinllated. does
not Injure the trcth, make them black, nor
upeet the stomach, on the contrary, it Is a
moot potent leniedy. In nearly all forms of
indigestion aa elt as for nervous, run
down condition!. The Manufacturers hate
such treat confidence In Nuxated Iron that
they offer lo forfeit 1100.00 to any charitable
Institution If they cannot take anv man or
woman under CO who lacks Iron and lncreate
their strength ZOO per cent or over In four
weeks' time provided tbey have no erloua
organic trouble. They aleo offer to refund
your money If It does n'ot at leoet double your
trogth and eaduidiire In ten dam' time
It Is dlspcmed In this clj hj O'Donnvll's
Drus Storei and all other druRjlsta. A Ivt
chance of gcttlns something worthless
and also wasting- your money?
In buyine this remedy, besides secur
ing an absolute guarantee of Its effi
ciency from these druggists, ou also
got about eight times as much medi
cine as you would in buying most any
uf tho old-fashioned, leady-made kinds,
which average from 20 to a teaspoons
ful. because Wc worth makes a whole
pint U2S teaspoonsful) when mixed at
home with simply one pint of sugar and
one-half pint of water This remedy
positively does hot contain chloroform,
opium, morphine or any other narcotic.
It IS nleaSfltlt fn tatA mnA nV.11,1... ...
fond or it. You will be the sole Judge,
and under this positive guarantee ab
solutely no risk is run in buying this
temed. Druggists everywhere are au-
tlwitl. in n.ll I, .....I.- n. . .
...... ,.vU y nwi ii umuci me same guar
antee as Schtrfmann'a famous 'Asthma
do of Money Back" If not perfectly
tUJta4tci?.r?,i 8 aWaniii,Proprie
lor, gt, I'aui, Minn. W
THE BEST
Photoplay Department in 1
WASHINGTON
Women's Meeting.
m. . . t. dk.ii.'it
ine women jMiianu' oi-u ouu
Phurrh will trtret tomorrow morninar at
11 o'clock. Mr. Anna Carlln Spencer.
professor of sociology at Meadvnia
ThMloffiral iteminarv. will sneak on "la
Philanthropy a Profession"! If "So. What
"-"'"' " " '- -
Is the Function
of the o1untoer
Worker V
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(From The Waihiugton Timet of
January 10, !916
READY TO ENFORCE
NEW TOIL RULE
Police and Health Departments.
Practically Will Abolish Com
mon Use February 1.
The Police and Health Departments
are preparing- to enforce the xtir reg
ulations, effective February 1, gov
erning tlie use of the common towel
and drinking cup in the District
The reculations. which practically
abolish the use of such articles, pro
vide that they shall not be provided
for use by the public generally un
less thoroughly cleansed and aterlllz
ed since last used.
The regulations also provide for the
thorough cleansing since the last use
of cups, mugs, forks, spoons, and other
tableware used by hotels, lunch room,
and restaurants or in stores, shops, oN
tlcc buildings, or similar establish
ments. . . . ,
Violation, of the regulations Is trtin
lshable by a fine not exceeding S2i.
R. P.
727 -
Phone Main 2495
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TQDATS BEST FILMS
By .GARDNER If ACS.
Helen Ware, In
"Crons Current"
(Triangle 111ms),
tho Garden, vs
Ni
llnth ntreet.
Dustin -Fanrum, dn "The Call of the
Cumberland," adapted from the
novel by Charles Neville Buck
TiaJlaa mm), OywsWa 'Columbia,
Twelfth and .F .streets.
Clco .Madison, in "A Soul Enslaved"
1 universal), CranaoJI's, "Ninth 'nnd
! streets.
Afcce Brady, in "The Rack" (World i
Firm Corp.), lire Masonic Auoito
rJunn Tirtrteenth 'street nntl JJew
York avenue.
Daith'fitorey, in "The island of Re-J
arrmnniiiDriT' .Tram iiui jitnrv 1v I'v.
riis Townsend JJtady (Vitawrapft),
thb JErnplre. S6 11 street northeast.
Charlotte -Urwenwood and Sidney
-Urant, Jn "Jane (Moronco), the
leafier, "Ninth street, between IS
and V streots
Blanche Un(C in "The Yankee l'rln
cess" (Tjaslcy), CrandaU's Apollo,
34 K treet norttieant.
"Undo Sam at Work." Federal Gov
ernment xlerksjind .activities in
Washington mid -elsewhere, fourth
installment (Powers-Hasklns), the
Hippodrome, New York avenucana
Ninth street,
"William SDowlan nnd Gloria Jfonda.
In ''.riist "Plain Folks" .(Laemmle),
the Alhambrn, 119 Seventh street.
Cnpt. -Hack '-Crawford in person and
in "Xfcc Uottlo cry of Peace." by
3. Stuart Bhufltton (Vltngraph), the
Strand, Ninth and X street.
IJnte Theie .selections are made
front profrrnrmj .Tn-epared Dy Ura
managers d lhn theaters concerned,
r.d no responsibility is assumed for
wtWtrary chomrr -without -notice to
U3m Xlmon. Ulrvy are 'based on 4ls
vcrrsonallty of the players and the
Ztrodu&ng company And not per
sonal inspection, except in -special
mm. -O. It.
CAMPAIGN PLANNED
TO BOOST RED CROSS
Meeting This Afternoon to
range for Effort for
More .Members.
Ar
Tlte campaign to increase "the mem
bership of the Red Cross of the Dis
trict of Columbia will bo planned at a
meeting at the Chamber of Commcrre
this afternoon. The -meetinsr "will be
called by Hear Admiral N. E. Mason,
who will preside.
The camnairn for new members will
Jbe launched Tor the westc of January
a, according u ine prescni icniauvc
Ian4 mrnwNH n? tH AinmHfMin ffd
Cross are being distributed by mem
bers of the District branch and the pre-
j iifninirv flnnM nr mt cnniiuirn nirunv
ij on.
-
w ar r r j. a
IO IP1SCUSS aaieiV rirSl.
At the Fifth BapUst Church tomor-
tow. evcrnns; a. neis iDornooa "saieiy
ItMr''
first" meetlne will be held with William
Featoody, -president of the Washing-
ton Safety First
Association, as the
principal speaker.
At
If It Is IVUe of Paper .You
February 1st Yon Will Need
PAPER TOWELS
and DRINKING CUPS
Save Money Buy In Washington
For Sanitary Purposes our Hammermill Paper Towels are the best and most eco
nomical manufactured. They are made of pure white sulphite, of superior strength a
one-mill product from stock to finished towel, and manufactured under sanitary conditions.
A Case of 10,000 Paper Towels
50 Rolls 200 Towels to the Roll . . . .
(Please note this is a distinct saving over any case of 5,000 Towels offered at over $A.5o per
case.)
Fixtures, Your Choice, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.50 Each
We have an enormous stock and can (ill orders promptly.
Paper Drinking Cups $9. 75 0 $Q
Per Thousand . . . w
Fixtures for Cups, $2.00 to $6.00
An Immense Line of Paper Drinking Cups in All Sizes (
, Telephone Orders' Promptly Filled
Andrews Paper Co.
29 - 31 Thirteenth St. N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Seven Trunk Lines Connecting All Departments
Relief for Catarrh
Sufferers Now FREE
Yu C&n .&w Treat This Trouble in Your
Own Home and Get Relief at Ctace.
Hmv
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xffttttve
Hardly
curt j
f Jiv
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Careful experiment! and Snvettbatfons
ltt .tm tm ir..l.l ha.a ..IIJ 1
throat, the real cause of the disease was
BBBBbwIBB '
jBaKdSSsKQl -
mmw
tnd rn a short time the Catarrh -would return atruukct
than ever. Mr. Oanss lias gone way ahead of the
ordinary methods ol treatment and Has
remedy that
Removes the Cause
and Immediately GivcsRe
Uef io the Nose and Throat
Reese Jones, of i?cranton, Penn.. says that
after trying many other treatments, he used this
new method and "My nose is now -entirely clear
and free and 1 am not bothered by the disease
any more. The New Combined Treatment is
worth its weight in uold."
Temporary relief tram catarrh mav
ed in other ways, but tho New Combined Treat-l
ment must inevitably be accepted Zor
results.
Sarah J. Cape, Mount Pella. Tenn.. ays.
"I mirrored the palna and dlstrew ot ca
tarrh for tblrteen yearn and needless to
state, tried nearly every method. "But by
-your new method I was completely cured
and you cannot imagine tho joy that lias
come over roc"
Trial Treatment FREE j
This new method li o Important to the
welfare of humanity, bo vital to e
on autterlnr Trom any term of
irmrrh.
that the opportunity to actually tat It and
prave Its result, will be sladly extended
ulttunit one oeat of coat.
A large trial treatment, with coraplet.
minute direction, will he sent free to any
catarrb-aurferer.
Bend -no money, take no risks, make no
promlin. Simply clip. Rlgn and me, 11 the
coupon anC tho laet pactece of the Kiw
Combined Treatment will le lent, tully
prrpaM, tonther with tfca valuable book on
CSatarrh.
Can Get It at Andrews"
Notices Concerning the New District Regulations
Have Appeared in the Newspapers.
-the JRemedy fat CaIutIi
Was Diicevcrci.
TIHIS terrible disease- has
JSJ7l.?Z raced unchecked Tor
raged
" I11"8 aiinPty because symp
local
wms nave . occn iroaica
to 'Iht 'while
the cause or the
rrSET """ trouble has Jboen left to
xtrculate in the Wood, and
bring the disease -back -as fast as local
treatments -could relteve it.
C. E. -Gauss, who experimented Tor
veare on ti trentmcru: for Catarrh, found
that after pcrTecting a fcalm that relieved
the nose -and ithroat troubles quickly, he
could not prevent the trou
tout "& bleeginaingU'ovcr again.
?J$At On -test cases, he could
mpon the -mu- completely Teffiove all signb
H7 of Catarfii from Tiose nd
Ut -Mr- !,-- k. JA fmw wnc
tmtnrm
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they were back
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have liown
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Constznt ""irog-uvtheliioaf
Natal 4kchanres
liawldng -amd pitting
"Snormg atlifeht
BaaBrordt
Frequent-colds
Difficult breatking
Snutheh2censatloaintlninu
Sadden fits of, neetiag
Dry mucus In nose
and any of the other vmjnomi
(hat Indicate apyroaduqg pi
present tatuxilu
provided
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percaaaeat
TTaiaaniTj
av -eass 4BSB ejsa-'eWBi -sjssj aeja sbb ssbi asai m
seodVte lest tTeatmcBt
FREE
C. E. 6AUSS,
8188 Biain Street. 31arIirn, Mick.
It your Kew Ootsbtned Treatment will
relieve my Catarrh and brine ma health
and cnocl spirits acaln. "I am willlnr. to bt
shown. So, without cost or ebluratloh
to me, -aend, fully prepaid, the Treatment
and Book.
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