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WEDNESDAY MAY 18
t cmCTJLATJOV STATEMENT
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April 1910
1M1 i 6792 166729
86799 18673
46746 196728 1
56735 20673
66730 216738
76734 226746 I
st jl6734 i 236760
96724 256741 I
Uii 6733 266768
12 6741 276763 h t
116746 286711 2
lf 6732 296651
15 6716 306649 I
i plTetal 176165 E
AYerigo April 1910 6737 I
ATOrisa April I 1909 5280
Increase 1457 E
Personally appeared before me
the3rd day of May 1910 R D 2
11Bun Business Manager of The I
Bun who terms that the foregoing I
U A iruo and correct statement of its I
circulation for the month of April II I I
1910 to the best of ha knowledge
aid belief I
> PETER PURYEAR
PURTSARNotary
Notary Public I
jj 1 My commission expire January
10e JU
1 I Dally Thought
Not what God gives but what He
f I tatees
Uplifts us to the holiest heightI I
Ontruds Tough crags lUes current
f < breaks I
Oaryit it i
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Bia iuWul day for the COZMtI I
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tf And then remember It will damI I
are tnecomet just as much as It wl1lI I
the earth If theycollideIJ IJ
r = o
Caught all that about the de
eventingnode peThllIoD plane
x otthe ellpslB and transit of the I
t win did you
youY
Spectacularly Europe4s getting
all the best ortt They get to see
Roosevelt King Edwards funeral
cortege and the transit of the comet I
t 0
Of course it is encouraging so
to Peak to reflect that Mercury
and Venue hare been closer the I
comet than the earth will foe and
b9th are shining on but we have j
float inpst of our vanity We are I
not worrying about our chlno any I
more t
The frost has killed the fruit crop
tobacco plants are scarce In the Black
Patch and now come the report
E that cut worms are ruining the corn Ii
Presently the boll weevil and the
wheat blight will be getting In their
work If we had never heard these
S calamitous prediction before theirI I
would say let the comet come we
eball starve to death anyway
o
Stenographer Kerby who exposed
cooBdenflai dictations f hi the office I
of the secretary of the Interior says 1
he has been offered a position by c
the Newspaper Enterprise associa B
lion Somehow the sort of Dews c
paper enterprise Stenographer Kerby
haa Wen guilty of does not appeal a
tq iia If he Is unfaithful to tils em
f
ployer as a stenographer who knows
9 what he would do to a newspaper for I
crat 30 pieces of silver
o
Tho Owensboro Enquirer nays
The tax rate of Owensboro U Is
blgh But It Is not the fault of the
jwewnt administration Moreover
ftrcUTzensh < Is not eo much concern
ed with the height or the lowness
Of thetax rate as Jt Is with what It I
t Itf t
Owerreboro has a lower property i
I assessment and a tar rate of 15s
cents on the hundred dollan blgher a
than Paducabs If OwensTxiro whose J
municipal Improvements the last two
years cannot obe compared wtth fat
I
ducahK ale satisfied the people ofI
Paducah ought to call themselves
blessed 0
ON MAKING A MURDERER
Dr Hydes excellent detente of
himself Is what convicted him ac
cording to the twelfth Juryman who
was convinced of the doctors guilt t
by a review of Hydes statement t
that he bought cyanide ten times and 1
couldnt remember from whom he C
i bought It t
I Hydes case is an abnormal one of I I
a type not altogether uncommon g j
r Our Sunday school teachers used to i
tell us we must not think evil That a
i
I was supposed to be because It Was I
fgugfety Psychologists since have I i
lOne wild about u ouggecUdn but
pbjrrtofofUts a DOW understand 4 a some 1 i
rthIng of the effect of a fixed idea on I
the brain structure Hyde lacked I
that durable character which can be I
axTestablished only by youthful train
lug so as to permanently shape ones
life
lifeBe that as It may he Is a doc
tor with a knowledge of all sorts of
drugs and germ diseases His wife
Is the niece of Colonel Swope a
millionaire of convivial habits who
made a will so conditioned that up
3on the death of any heir all the other
heirs would benefit out of that ones
share Hyde got to thinking about
that and the Idea somehow became
associated with professional channels I
In his mental processes Now some
of our modern philosophers might
defend him on the ground that his
pel 1 tent concentrated thought pro
duced evil effects on his wifes co
heirs At any rate a most peculiar
series of fatalities carried off tea of
the heirs of Colonel Swope one by
one and Dr Hyde the attending
physician In several cases was most
unfortunate in his treatment He le t
one man bleed to death while trying
to reduce the pressure of his blood
he Is raid selfishly to have insisted
on drinking from a private water
pitcher while enjoying the hospttAl
Ity of the Swopes shortly before an
epidemic of typhoid fever broke out
among them and a nurse swore she
saw tHin inject dirty water Into a
young ladya arm lie seems also to
have been remarkably careless about
carrying cyanide capsules with him
when he called on Colonel Swope
during that gentlemans last Illness
Altogether Dr Hyde appears 1o
have been transformed from a rising
and popular young physician into A
demon just by thInkIng about
money that belonged to someone
else Dr Hydes parent no doubt
saw no early manifestations to tacit
cate the latent flendlsbness that
evolved the subtle doom of the
Swope heirs More than likely he
was an amiable child In most ways
as his crImes are indications of weak
cess rather than strength It re
quIre more strength to remain con
tentedly poor than to gain riches by
dishonorable means for the Jatter
amounts to nothing except succumb
ing to temptation
Character cannot be developed af
ter maturity Discretion may but
refraining from gross nil through
fear of consequences Is a negative
substitute for the active virtues of
high character ant becomes especial f
ly futile It discretion Is acquired at
the expense of reputation Princl
pIe sound ethics high aim appre
ciation of responsibility for natural
talents and purpose to make them
Useful self resp2cr which makes a
man regard his own opinion of him
self as highly as he does that of
others realization that development
of character and self culture are
riches which outlast material wealth
and that honor must not be con
tused with official titles these are
qualities of mind that never were
foundr la a felons cell or paid the
penalty for crime upon the block or
gallows yet have more than once
converted a prison into a temple
of reform and paid the price of hu
man liberties to the headsman
Parents who educate their chil
dren to believe the law of the Jun
gle Is the true one that the earth
Is the inheritance of those who can
posses It and material acquisition
and comforts are the only desirable
ends In life may be training a Hyde
for his murderous career to write
their unspotted name on a prison
record or end their line in an olec
trlc choIr
There Is nothing that modern
science has disclosed to modify the
advice of wise old Solomon who was
something of a husband and father
himself
b Stories Around o the Tom I
air Joseph Eleey BrWgewater of
luCenter a son of Mr J E Bridge
water gas the valedictorian of Ms
class at the Marshali Training
school In San Antonio Texas The
commencement exercises were held
last eight and the Kentucky lad
acquitted himself with credit By
virtue of his finishing with first
honor he will receive a scholarship
In the University of Texas
The first of a series of get togeth
er dinners was held yesterday at the
Palmer House by the members of the
Paducah local board of fire Insur
ance underwriters A delightful din
ner hour was enjoyed and as a re
sult it is planned to hold the din
ners every month They will be for
the purpose of the fire insurance
jvrlters becoming better acquainted
socially The dinner was Impromptu
and was enjoyed by all present Mr
EM O Boone was toastmaster and a
number of Impromptu talks were de
livered Those present were
Messrs E G Boone Wallace Well
Frank Boone Frank m Smith C E
Jennings S T Randle Thomas T
Neely AI Foreman and W R Hum
mel
Another little girl In Paducah has
the distinction of being the fifth link
of a family of five living generations
The girl Is little Miss Bertha Virginia
Crawford the five mo ° hsolds daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs William Craw
ford 1119 Olay street Her great
greatgrandmother is Mrs A P Tur
ner of Robarda Henderson county
and the Is 83 years old MUr James
M Oentrji 918 Clay street Is 1 th < o
grandmother of the little girl white
frl Mattle Leg 1133 North Thir
teenth street la the grea grand
J t It
u
mother As yet little Miss Crawford
has not seen her greatgreatgrand
mother but In a few weeks It Is ex
pected to have a picture made of
this family group
sbada
Eighth and Husbands streets was
wasf
tho scene of a colored panic this
morning when a small fire broko but
The comet which was below the her
Iran extended its tall In a magnifi
cently weird arc from the line where
easts
heavenst
while the sun rose Into a clear sky
Its light gradually creeping up the
borderland between night and day
and absorbing the hazy outlines of
tho comets tall in a blaze of glory
as the fire department with clanging
gongs dashed around the corner The
colored residents thereabout hadnt
slept well last night and were up
early to see what they might see
Their eyes were fixed on the coles
tlal phenomena and the possibility
bad just occurred to most of them
that the comet might have struck the
earth somewhere back of Drookport
and set It on fire when the fire de
partment appeared That put the fin
ishing touches to the idea and in
their Imaginations they saw Paducab
burning and an end to the world
The firemen report almost a riot dur
ing the panic
The fire broke out early his
morning In a small restaurant
adjoining the grocery and quickly
ppread to the attic of the building
Patrolmen Gillett and Baldridge die
covered the blaze and gave the alarm
When the firemen reached the scene
the blaze was burning briskly and It
required considerable water to drench
the fire The stock In the building
was thoroughly soaked with water
The loss Is estimated at about f 500
with f 800 Insurance
Mr DennIngton is a former patrol
man but resigned from the police
force last December He was ill to
day as a result of the exposure re
ceived at the fire this morning trying
to save his books
The near approach of Valleys
comet caused Chief of Police Sing
ery no small amoun of worry this
morning wben his cook refused to be
on hand for work fearing the end of
the world would come sometime to
day Ise golnto stay home wit
my ma tomorrow she fold Mrs
Singery last night after she had fin
ished her workUEt dat dar comet
of Mlstah Halleys hits die old worl
ole Gabriel will toot his horn and
dote wont be numn left so Ise ga
In to stay at homo tomorrow All
means of persuasion were without
results and this morning she didnt
appear for breakfast About 8
oclock she put In her appearance
and with a broad grin saldMlseas
Slngery Iso got to stud 1Jn bout dls
here comet and It looked powful
bright today so Ise just decided to
come to work
A
Kentucfty Kernels
local option election at Fulton
Fulton Elks will celebrate July 4
Graded school carried at Mt den
Forest fires in Kentucky moun
tain
tainsDaughters
Daughters of America meet at Fal
mouth
Cutworms arc destroying corn in
BarrenLouisville
Louisville received1 bogs with
cholera
Lucien Line Lexington jockey Ill
at Brussels
BrusselsCarlisle
Carlisle and Nicholas celebrate
rat killlns day
Fortythree graduate In dentistry
at Louisville college
Floyd FrazIer to bo hanged at
Whitesburg tomorrow
WhltesburgtomorrowJames
James Duckworth 76 committed
suicide in Harrison county
Jim Pennington gets nine years at
Manchester for killing Dill Clark
Robert Henry wounds Clem Rob
erta In fight Jn Eastern CaHowayi
Cumberland genera assembly
meets at DIckson Tenn tomorrow
Ktctucky and Tennessee coal mer
chants meet tomorrow at Memphis
Jackson Morris assistant secre
tary of state made secretary to gov
ernor Arthur Miles married man who
killed Bessie Stiff at Louisville sen
tenced to bang
Governor Otenn of North Caro
lna who speaks here Thursday Is
at LouIsvUIe tonight
HOTEL ARRIVALS
PALMERS Werle East St
Louis Emmett E Hollenberg St
Louis R S Anger Indianapolis
Dana Scott Cincinnati HRI Fow
ler SprIngfield M A Edelon Ben
ton George C Cole Cincinnati O
H Kuhn Waynesboro Pa P M
Ezell Nashville
NEW RICHMOND W B Pres
nell and wife Smlthland W D
Cox Central City H II Ramsey
Dawson J W Wood Metropolis
C M Ledbetter Cave In Rock T
H Carneal Hardin Bert Roberts
Benton R A Caldpell Hazel T
N Cockrill Eddyvllle
BELVEDEREFrank McKInney
Gutbrle J B Honnlngford Cincin
nati G W Smith Florence Ala
N B Blakemore Martin Tenn
George W Down Murray T H
Curd Hardin Ky William SmithI I
Cairo A B Coffey Hopklnsvllle
R B Wallace Mayneld
ST NICHOLAS L D Kesner
Stanford Ky R W Macartney
Metropolis RIJAllon Owens
boro G W York Clarksvllle J B
Smith Eddyvllle Ray Griffith
Ellrabethtowni 11Lt J M Prince
Ehsley 111 lLCo eland Fulton I
+ ay r 1 n
Zi 1 I
SUNDAY GAME
WILL IIP PLAYED flIWE1
I IUX1ULARS AND COITS
Pan Will Have Pint Opixrtuiilly < °
Wltuess Ixiiguf llull
Here
Fans will have the first opportun
ity to see the Indians work out next
Sunday when the Regulars will line
up against the Colts Manager Coop
er has arranged the game for Sunday
afternoon and it Is l expected that
fandom will be out enmasse to see
the players The pitchers have not
been selected but It Is expected ev
ery Ulnger will be given an oppor
unity to work out
Regular practice was held this
morning at the park and again this
afternoon Manager Harry Cooper
trotted out his players for another
drill lu the squad there are some
hefty ball player and It is the opin
ion that the other three teams will i
have to have a classy team to out
distance Paducah
Last night Jesse Gulnn a pitcher I
signed up with the Indians Gulnn
has been with the Memphis Southern
league club and he Is expected to
set the league afire Gulnn was held
by Memphis until tho final limit of
players and then the team sough
to hold a string on him In Guinn
Ewing Harris and Crain the Indians
have three strong pitchers In whom
the fans may have confidence
Nearly all tho squad have arrived
but a few stragglers are expected to 1
come into camp tonight
you DO5T HAY TO WAIT
Rvery doe make you feel better LAX
Foe keep your whole Inside right
Bold on the MoneyBack plan every
where Price lOG
CAIUKXTKRS KNTKKTAIN I
KIHHMIS OK TIlE UNION >
The members of the carpenters
union entertained their friends last
night with a smoker at the Central j
Labor hall Tho entertainment was
Informal but a pleasant evening was
enjoyed Music was enjoyed during
the evening and refreshments wore
served The contractors of tho city
were guests of the carpenters dur
ing the evening
The UniinnlonaMo Sin
At the First Christian church cor
tier Seventh and Jefferson streets
the pastor the Rev R A File will
speak this evening on theu8In
Against the Holy Spirit He will
point out by the scriptures what the
unpardonable sin 1 h I about whjch
there has > been eo much contusion 1
In to many mind A lucid logical s
and convincing presentation of thla
theme is promised The theory most
commonly held about tho unpardon
able emit J that it Is continued re
Section of Christ persistence in sIn
expressed In the maxim No repent
ante no pardon This however
Is not the theory of the lPoo1 er
tonight Ho will show by the Ian
guage of Christ that the unpardon
able sin Is something very s
and tangible lie will Indicate In
the discourse tonight that there are
four sins against the Holy Spirit one
of which is the unpardonable s 11
A wry cordial Invitation Is given to
the public to hear the sermon Serv
ices at 745 oclocJc
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want to look at the hestI I
shoes you have ever had I
an opportunity to see and
at prices less than youve
been visit I
paying our nlwI
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thorough experience in both skirt
and coat making and cutting need
apply Apply at office between 830 and
9a m Thursday
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Country Life Institute Is Addressed
By Paducah Pastor Rev Landis
1A very unique convention was
held for three laM > last week In the
Presbyterian church Heltefontalnu
1Ohio It was rompOMd of a Wit
tof men to study the actual condi
tions prevailing in tho agricultural
districts sad country towns of User
ca It was ki a measure a small
convention as the representatives
came from only six states but en
thuglasnr of all wan rosy pronounced
Tills Is one of a number of confer
ences reaching from New England
to the west Nnhrnnka
The speakers were all specialists
adontlflct
farmers sociologists utlnlsur In
rural churches lion II I1 Soudloa
secretary of the Ohio state board of
agriculture gave a most Inspiring
address upon the position of the
farmer In the life and growth of the
American nation
IfReoE U LanJIs of this city
presented the subject A Rural
Community and spoke of the pros
Ient cotidltlon together with the fu
tutu possibilities Mr Landls hda
rrapidly come to be recognized as one
of the leaders In the pioneer work
of students of country Jlfe and he Is
to be congratulated to have been
beenp
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tRIVER t NEWS I
T L
alltln r Stages I
rlt
Cincinnati 198 33 sal j I
j
Louisville 103 05 fall I
Evanavlllo 212 00 ld I
Mt Vernon 0 202 03 rlo
Alt Carmelr oIia OG fall j I
Nashville 128 01 rl80
Chattanooga 62 01 rlo
Florence v 38 01 fall I
Johnsonville 71 05 fall 1 I
Cairo 296 02 fall 1
St Louis 181 03 fall I
Paducab 196 4 2 rle
Burnwldo GG 06 f11oO
Carthage 49 06 fall I
Hirer JIAt
The river here will rise today and I
come to a stand
standTtxluyii
Today Arrival
J S from Cairo
Dick Fowler from Cairo
Ohio from Golconda
Cowling from Metropolis
Richardson from Clarksville
Lowry from Evansvlllc
TiHliiyV I imrlurm >
Dclc Fowler for Cairo
Ohio for Golconda
Cowling for Metropolis
Jllctuutlt > on for Nashville
Clyde for Waterloo Ala
Lowry for Evansvlllc
Biter lad Went her
The guage at 7 oclock this morn
ing marked 196 a rise of 02 in 24
hours Weather clear and worm
warmbusiness
business good
goodNote
Note anti Icrwinnl
The Nashville did not arrive until
545 oclock yesterday evening and
left for Nashville Tenn at 715
She hud a good trip
The J I1 Richardson arrived n
few hours late today from Clark vlllo I
am departed for iNotlivHIe wlUv a I
good trJp
The John L Lowry was tho Evans
vlllo packet today doing a good bus
lasts I
InetsThe
The John S Hopkins will he to
morrow bOat for Bvansvllle
Thu Cowling was In on time from I
MetrapoMfi this morning and aftot I
noon doing a good freight and pas I
sensor business I
Tho Ohio brought In a blg < freight 4
and passenger list from Golconda to I
day I
dayThe
The Egan got away for CafoyvHIo 4
this morning tor a tow of coal I
The Clyde Is receiving freight and I
will leave at C oclock this eventag I
for Waterloo Alu She will carry I
out her u ual big tripI I
Tho Kentucky is I due tomorrow j
night from RIverton Alat t
Bernard Enders went out as cub I
pilot on the Dick Fowler this morn I
ing Dennis Smith pilot on the Dick
Fowler was called to Union City
Tenn by tho serious Illness of his
aunt Ills place Is being > filled by
Ike Hawkins I I
Capt Henry Baker local man a 1
gor of the Ayer Sr Lord Tie com I
pany says 1000 for too main span
of the iproposad Burlington bridge
will do tout rlvernwn will take all
over that they uanget tJh la I inv 1
J o r
v y i
albs so far to occupy a place on
tilts program of thin convention
The following resolutions adopod
at the close of Uio ccuvpntlon inky
bv of Interest to the rural constitu
ency of this parr
Flrt TJiat wo recognize tho need
of a financial reconstruction through
out all the Institutions dealing with
the countni district
Second Thoro must U on Adapta
tion of the schools to tho actual
rued of the chlUnn of the farmure
ThlnlniA great need tuanlft t of
a common playground somewhere In
vvvry community ansocJatcd with the
school or church
Fourth Th > re should be a ftdtI11
tion or In tome way a cooperation
of all fouMies making for the up
lift of the rural community
Fifth Tlnre la I a very general
demand that agriculture must In
dlll with In a scientific way The
farmer of the future mutt be a
careful business man
Sixth The church ran best serve
the community bj > becoming a cen
ter for all Influences developing Uio
community
Al It of these agencies am to co
operate for tho spiritual wclfsre cof
mankind
rarer of a ltKH foot span and for
the brldgu to be built 7 > 5 feel clear
of tlo high water mark
Capt milT Eti ard has reoovirvd I
fromJUu mtdalu liiiUfwlU go out l
on duty on the Clyde tonight Capt
Austin Owen won at the wheel In I
Capt Edwards place during his III
next
ritlli114ns
Plans of the Burlington bridge
bridgej
file at the S A Powfrtr Supply com
pony and wJU be gladly shown to nil 1
rlverruvn who are anxious to we
thrill
Capt llakor was the gUt qf
Master Mechanic Nash at the Illl
1bola Central railroad shops yester
1dap afternoon when a broken shaft
Was welded together with the Thur
man process The operation In done
quickly and Is an Internatlng sight 1
0The process males the abaft utrong
1or than U In originally
Pittsburgh MOS rather startled
Sunday when she read an address
on floods made by Chairman George
II Maxwell of tbe National Irrlga
Uon association last night In tart
Mr Maxwell Mid Within CO years
from now Pittsburgh will have a
flood which will l go five or ten feet
higher than any you have ever had
sad this condition will put you In
somewhat the same condition as wax
Paris recently That city had high
floods before f but the people only
protected I themselves fur tho time
being never seeming to think about
the future They paid for It You
have had high flood and protected
yourwir against them and you now
seem to look on them sit part of the
yearly calendar You do not know
whew you will be 1n the grip of such
It flood as war experienced In Paris
You have now the time and opportunity
unity during the summer months to
become active In tho fight against
floods It Is up to jx > u citizens of
Pittsburgh
Capt Austin Oven has shipped on
the towboat Lyda and will pilot her
up the Tennessee to load ties to
morrowThe
The handsome excursion steamer
J S arrived from Cairo at 8 oclock
his morning in command of Capt
John StreokfuB tier owner A few
weeks ago a fine soda fountain was
added to the lower deck besides the
one on the second floor at the done
ing hail Sho loft at 3 oclock this
afternoon for Metropolis with an ex
cursion party and Is due back at
cio oclock this evening At 8
oclock tonight uho > will carry an ex
cursion to Metropolis arriving there
at 10 oolook and returning at 1130
oclock t band and orchestra will
furnish music She will depart to
morrow for Evansvlllo Ind and re
main up the Ohio for ten days be
fore going to Nashville Tenn From
there she will go to St Louis and
thence to her home port Davenport
Iowa
KlenmtKNit llullilor Dead
Galllpolls 0 May 18C1JItaln B
T Enos elghtyflve years old known
from Pittsburgh to New Orleans an a
builder of steamboat machinery died
suddenly at his homo here early to
loday
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Why CornnllRon nitaaclie Liver Pllli
will cur that 19 seats > 0u rMtMO
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The Weather J
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tvnriiiir Thursday TfinMTnlurw In
tUiyj Maximum 7H minimum 11
Think It Over
You amt buy one of
our 20 nilwool 1111111rks
tailored tllI1 lIgHllitl
wear it t long as you
curttor if itgjvoN down
or the cloth KOCH luul
bring it buck and I get t a F
now suit on UH
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lilltls D1tlftHJtHtrni
The SUiro Thats Going Atoui
IIOCKINU rilKS Sill
Columbus Ohio May 111 Tic
looking alloy ItaMrnnU ompitny
today film wilt in lit toiilisl Static
circuit court at Springfield fkmr
for an Injunction I against 1 tin n >
rolvvra of the railroad who wrtv
appointed rvrtotday by Yunmoji
Pleas Judge KlnktMd restrain ng
the receivers from say action until I
the question of jitrtalttViu tlf > 1 1
tied J The bill tusks II J llo Ji 1
and John M 1 gli vu the noTcr =
and Howard MMUilnftton It P
WestfnU F II Soliowlllsg r re +
huldura the nvaaduatar
A temporary ortlwr ta k1 l iend <
Inir the decision of Jmln tae i n
the matter
matterDr J
IDr Julian Dismukes
Dentist 4 >
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tos
316 Broadway
Over Jim Mills
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No lady liken tuenivrnnr n 1
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