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la THE WASHINGTON TIMES MONDAY JULY 13 1908

CA CAMP P PLEASANT PLEASANTOPENS PLEASANTOPENSWEDNESDAY

OPENS OPENSWEDNESDAY OPENSWEDNESDAYAssociated WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAYAssociated

Associated Charities Pro Progress Progress Progress ¬

gress in Work for the theSummer theSummer theSummer

Summer SummerThe

The headquarters of the Associated AssociatedCharities AssocIatedCharitIes AssoelatedCharities

Charities is extremely active in spite spiteof spiteo spiteof

of o the hot wother and on account of ofthe ofthe ofthe

the hot weather The auxiliary com committee commIttee committee ¬

mittee of the Summer Outings Com Committee Committee Committee ¬

mittee Is making preparations prop rations to open openCamp OpOllCamp openCamp

Camp Pleasant on Wednesday of this thisweek thisweek thisweek

week This camp is situated at Tux Tuxedo Tuxedo Tuxedo ¬

edo aid aidThe MdThe DidThe

The auxiliary committee still Is hop hoping hopIng hoping ¬

ing that some one will 111 lend a horse horseand horseand horseand

and wagon so that the sick women and andchildren andchildren andchildren

children will not have to climb a hill hillin hillIn hillin

in getting to the camp campThe campThe campThe

The agents of the Associated Chari Charities Charities Charities ¬

ties are working hard in behalf of the theSummer theSummer theSummer

Summer Outings Committee to make makeall makeall makeall

all the arrangements necessary for the theGOO thetoo

GOO women and children for whom the theNavy theNavy theNavy

Navy Yard employes are giving a pic picnic picnic plcnic ¬

nic at Chesapeake Che5ll ake Beach It has been beenliard beenard beenhard

hard ard work deciding who shall have thepleasure the thepleasure thepleasure

pleasure of this picnic for for there are aremany ammany aremany

many applicants who wish to go The TheInvitations TheInvltatIons Theinvitations

Invitations arc all issued and the pic picnic picnic plc211C ¬

nic will start tomorrow morning from fromthe tromthe fromthe

the division offices at 830 oclock oclockAndrew oclockAndr oclockAndrew

Andrew Andr W Parker treasurer of the theSummer theSummer theSummer

Summer Outings Committee acknowl acknowledges acknowledges acknowledges ¬

edges the following contributions contributionsFor

For tho general work of the Summer SummerOutings SummerOutlng3 SummerOutings

Outings Committee CommItteeE

E S S 5100 5100Fred 100 100Fred t tFred

Fred S Lincoln 200 200Mrs 200Mrs 200Mrs

Mrs Robert H Gunnell 200 200R 2 2R 00 00IL

R E Thornton 100 XOODr 100Dr 100Dr

Dr W J J R Thonss n 100 100C 100C 100C

C C Pursell 200Mrs 200 200Mrs 2001IrsEmUy

Mrs 1IrsEmUy Emily L L i Reed 200Harmony 200 200Harmony 200Harmon

Harmony Harmon Lodge No 17 FAAM FAAM 1000 1000Saks 1000Saks

Saks Company l lioN lioNPitman 1R6APitman M MPitman

Pitman Pulslfor BW BWMrs fitMrs 6 0 0Mrs

Mrs Hell Helen 5 J Stewart 200 200Mr 200Mr 200Mr

Mr and air 1114 Francis E Leupp upp 500 i

Mrs irs Margaret t A OfCley 200 200Mrs 200Mrs 200Mrs

Mrs Louisa G Thompson 100 100Mrs 100Mrs L00Mrs

Mrs Jennie P Andrews 1W 1WThe 1tMThe L08The

The M A Winter Cos employes 225 225Mrs 22 22lIrs 223Mrs

Mrs C H Sprague 100 100Miss 100Miss 100Miss

Miss Flora L 1 Hendley Hendle L 1 LOG LOGMrs

Mrs Mary Mr L 1 Parrish Parrish10 1600 1600Miss 100lllss

Miss Bessie J Kibbey Kibbe 2500For 2500 2500For 2500For

For Cam Camp Pleasant PleasantMiss Ple PleasantMiss ant antIJS8

Miss IJS8 Besafe Kibbey 53600 500

Miss Iiss Dora E Smith 500

Fifteenth Street Presbyterian PresbyterianChurch Prosb3oterlanChurch

Church 5 60 a

Womens Home Missionary Mi IoB8 SocletY So Society Society ¬

ciety of Asbury Church 100

Cash GashDr S9

Dr Charles I West 100 100o

o 5 MIddleton 3J 3M

James W V Clift 5W

Mrs Irs Belle Harris I

Miss M L Jordan 2001 200 200JEWELRY 1 1JEWELRY

JEWELRY STOLEN STOLENIN I IIN I

IN PULLMAN CAR CARThe

The Washington police have bean ask asked asked ek eked ¬

ed to assist in recovering a quantity of ofJenairy ofje ofjere1ry

Jenairy je lr valued at several hundred del dollars dellarc ¬ I Ilar

lars which was stolen July 3 from a aPullman aPullman aPullman

Pullman car from Baltimore to Cincinnati Cincin Cincinnati Cincinnati ¬

nati The name of the he loer to with withheld withhpld withheld ¬

held by the police policeThe policeThe policeThe

The Jewelry was wa stolen from rom a person

who occupied a tower berth In the cen

terof ter ot the car The j police > > > ollce suspect a ai ae aman aman

man who occupied upled the upper berth rth i

Ten packages containing e 210 1VW unset un et

diamonds were stolen recently untJ from a

trn running between St Louis and

C hlcago Chl < ago and an yesterday ye terday the Washington WashingtonPllce Wa Washingtonp hlngton hlngtonpUce

pUce p lice received recelv a circular ottering a re reward reward repaid

ward of 36000 for the recovery r6Ci > very oC the

jewelsWILL jewels jewelsWILL jwelsWILL

WILL HELP BUILD BUILDNEW BUILDNEW BUILDNEW

NEW BATTLESHIP BATTLESHIPXaval B TTLESHIP TTLESHIPNaval

Naval Constructor Construe tor W G Grocsbft k khas khas khas

has been designated de ignated by the Navy Na xepartment xe lepartment e epartment

partment as assistant R lstant to Constructor ConstructorBaxter ConstructorBaxter onstructor onstructorBaxter

Baxter who will m superintend suptl1 pntl the build building bunoIng belleing ¬

ing of the battleslip b tUe h p Florida at the theBrooklyn th thBrooklft thBrooklyn

Brooklyn navy yard ard Preparations are ar arnoW are arenow j jnow

now under way for the construction of ofthe 1 1the ofthe

the vessel and bids for all the material materialrequired materialrPQulrtd materialrequired

required will be ascel shortly by b the

department to prevent any an delay in con construction construction construrtion ¬

struction structionTho structionThe strurtionThe

The department has not yet decided decidedwhether decidedwhether decidedwhether

whether the vessel voee ON 1 shall be equipped equippedwith CQulipedWith equippedwith

with turbine engines enginesARRANGE enginesARRANGE enginesARRANGE

ARRANGE TAFT RALLY RALLYThe RALLYThe

The executive committee of theLeague the theIeegue theLeague

League of Republican State Club Clubs of ofthe ofthe ofthe

the District of Columbia will meet at atthe atthe atthe

the Garrick Club tomorrow evening

to hear the report of the subcom subcommittee 5ubcommlttee subcommittee ¬

mittee having In charge the arrange arrangements arran arrangements e ements ¬

ments for holding the big ratification ratificationmeeting ratification ratificationmeetIng ratificationmeeting

meeting of the league at Marshall Hall HallSaturday HallSaturd8Y HallSaturday

Saturday August IS After the busi business business business ¬

ness of the league is finished a collation collationwill collallonw1l1 collationwill

will be sertved 86rne and a a musical program programgiven programsi programgiven

given si en

5125 125 To Annapolis and Return RettirnKaval RetmnVia ReturnVia

Via The EJnttric Line Visit the U S S17aal

naval Academy Acatlemytrains See time schedule for fortralnsAdv fortrainsAdv

trains tralnsAdv Adv

Slain Forester s Last JourneyDescribed Journey JourneyDescribedrby JourneyDescribed

Describedrby Described by Young CQmpan Companion CompanionEveretts on onEveretts

Everetts Mate in Island of Negros Tells How SavagesKeep Savages SavagesKeep Sav ges gesKeep

Keep Spear Racks Before Boors D orsEnjoy DoorsEnjoyed orsEnjoyed Enjoy Enjoyed ¬

ed Life in the Open

I CHICAGO July 13 13Ebenezer Ebenezer Wake Wakeley Wakeby

ley 10 of 0MB Prairie avenue father of ofT ofT

T R IL Wakely who with his companion companionP

I P D Everett of Now York a tovern uovernment tovernment tovernment

ment forester was slain In the hills of ofthe orthe ofthe

the Island of Negros In the thePhll1ppInes thePhll1ppIneshas Philippines Philippineshas

has Just received by mall the last word wordfrom wordtrom wordfrom

from his son The boy addressed addre sed to hisfamily his hisfamily histamlly

family a letter In diary form giving an anaccount anaccount anaccount

account of his journey u to in > the hill coun country count country ¬

try t This diary shows the the change fromcivilization from fromcivilization fromclvJ1zation

civilization in the seashore cities to thewild the thewild thewild

wild hill country wheje wh re e with his companion com companion companion ¬

panion he lost his life lifeWakeley llCeWakeley lifeWakeley

Wakeley was a graduate of the Englewood Engle Bnglewood Englewood

wood High School and the University of ofChicago ofChicago ofChicago

Chicago and was superintendent of the thenative thenative thenative

native schools of the Negros occidental occidentalislands occidentalislands ccldentalIslands

islands which are among the least civil civilized ch 1l 1lIzed ¬

ized of the archipelago With Everett Everetthe

he started out on April 19 in quest of ofthe o otho ofthe

the cotton tree which is believed to tohave tohave tohave

have groat commercial possibilities In Inthe 11the inthe

the production of cotton cottonTrouble cottonTrouble cottonTrouble

Trouble With Native Carriers CarriersThey CarriersThey CarriersThey

They left Kabankalan at 1 oclock on onSunday onSundtL onSunday

Sunday SundtL April 19 says the diary andattar and andafter andatter

after a hard walk stopped for a a cupper cupperof zmp > er erof

of biked baked beans bacon rice and cofeeLuring coffee coffeeDuring corteel1urtng

During the night one on of the cargadors cargadorsor car don donor

or native carriers ran away and they theywere the thewere theywere

were delayed in the morning in obtain obtaining obtalnInS obtaining ¬

ing another anotherThe anotherThe anotherThe

The next day da was spent in traversing traversingi

i a broad valley n1le through which flowed a ariver 8r1 ariver

river r1 r They Th y were so fortunate as to dis discover discover discover ¬

cover a boat and so o made the crossing crossingeasily crossingeasily crossingeasily

easily In the afternoon the cargadors cargadorsrefused cargadorsretu8 cargadorsrefused

retu8 refused d to go farther and camp wasmade was waamade WiUSmade

made for the night nightOn nightOn nightOn

On Tuesday ftU HO writes writesWaded wrltosVaded writesWaded

Waded a rlv river r Rolling country cov covered ov overed overed ¬

ered with grass Awful hot all streams sttearasTJwj st streamsdried eams eamsdried

dried up upTh

They Th NUll had trouble with ths carga cargadors carEadors rim a ¬

dors and the next day was spent spenteffort in an aneffort I Iottort I

effort to find a new one oneSpears oneSpears oneSpears

Spears Before Every House HouseGreat HouseGreat HouseGreat

Great people these mountaineers mountaineersreads liountainoorsreads mountaineersreads

reads the diary Outside every house houseis

is a rack for spears Every man andevery and andevery

every boy oy has a spear but It would be bea bea

a hostile act to carry it into the house houseso

so lie sticks it In the ground grou or sets setsit setsIt I I

it in the rack The people wear little

Denied Lemon Pie on Battleship BattleshipTwo BattlesrupTwo BattleshipTwo

Two Boys BoysDesert Desert Uncle Sams Sam s Navy

CHICAGO July 13 13UnlO5 Unless the UnitedStates United UnitedStates UnitedStates

States navy adds lemon pie to its It menu menuthere menuthere menuthere

there Is 1 danger of wholesale de desktJoo desktJooTwo deeertleesTwo rtlon rtlonTwo

Two deserters de erters from the trainingshipConstellation trainingship trainingshipConstellation trnInhgshlpConstellation

Constellation were arrested yoeterdayin yoeterdayinChicago y yoeterdayinChicago terdayln terdaylnChlcaio

Chicago and both declar id that the rea reason rea80n reason ¬

son they ran away wan because of a alack alack alack

lack of pastry pa tr containing lemon CUB custard CUBtarde cuetard ¬

tardThey tard tardThey tardeThey

They were foundering themselves ontheir on ontheir ontheir

their favorite food In Pittsburg Joes JoesClark JoesClark JoesClark

Clark street restaurant when DetectiveFrank Detective DetectiveFrank DetectiveFrank

Frank Rieck who overheard th them m talking talk talking talkIng ¬

ing suspected them of being naval de deserters deserters deserters ¬

serters sertersIf

If wed had some of this said oneto one oneto oneto

to the other we would still be on the theship theship theship

ship eh Stevie This makes three threepieces threepieces threepieces

pieces for me How many have you got gotaway gotaway gotaway

away with withDetective withDetective Ith IthDetective

Detective Rieck stopped thwa thltp th as theywere they theywere

were leaving the restaurant restaur nt and andcharged andcharged andcharged

charged them with being deserters from fromthe fromthe fromthe

the navy navyDont nYyDont navyDont

Dont tfeny en3 it said the officer for forIve torIve forrye

Ive got th the goods goo s on you While youwere you youwere youwere

were eating your fill you dropped a re remark remark ¬

mark about running away from the theship theship theship

ship Come with me to the station stationBefore stationBefore stationBefore

Before the station was as reached bothconfessed both bothconfessed bothconfused

confessed that they were deserters from fromthe fromthe fromthe

the Constellation ConstellationThe

The boys are Thomas McGath of 106 106Eighth 146lghth i6Eighth

Eighth avenue New York Yor and Stephen StephenPovalin StehenPoalfn StephenPovalin

Povalin of McKeesport Pa Both enlisted en enlisted enlisted ¬

listed last December Neither of thorn thornis

is nineteen years old oldOn oldOn oldOn

On June 2S while the Constellation Con teUaUon was wasat wasat wasat

at Boston the boys who were on shore shoreleave shoreleae shoreleave

leave decided that the navy was not notthe notthe notthe

the place for them It was pay day dayand da3and dayand

and with the money they had drawn drawnthey drawnthey drawnthoy

they bought civilian clothes They Theythrew Theythrew Theythrew

threw away their sailor garments and andleft andleft andleft

left Boston on a freight train trainStevie trainStevie trainStevie

Stevie and me got sore on the navybecause navy navybecause navybecause

because we dldnt get any lemon pie pieFour pleFour pieFour

Four Hours Sail en Cool ChesapeakeBay Chesapeake ChesapeakeBay Ches teake teakeBa3

Bay four days a a week 5100 LOQ round tripSee trip tripSee tripSee

See ticket agent The Electric Line Line14th Line14th Line14th

14th and New CW York ayeAdvt ave Advt

Store Closes Dally at 5 P M Saturdays S turdays 6 P M Mtl Me MA

tl r1 cJ e

409 A q1ZSEVENTMST q1ZSEVENTMSTGas 1 E VENTIi T TGas w

Gas Ranges RangesAt

At Little Prices rimes rimesThis I IThis

This Exact ExactSBufner ExactSBufnerPerfect 5Burner e ePerfect

Perfect Gas Range 1r 1rS18e48

1848 S18e48Including 1848Including

Including Pipe Connections ConnectionsFine d

Fine I 5 top burner Perfect Ga GaRange Gas GasRange

Range lIke lho Illustration hftr hr2shown hftrshown

shown has two extension shelves shelvesremoable shelvesremovable

removable gratings and burners burnerslLrSe E

large baking oven separate broil broilIng broilin

Ing in oven drop doors two largeoven large largeO

O oven n burners with pilot lighter is isnicely Is Isnicely

nicely nickeled and we connect conecit conecitto It Itto

to your gas pipe without extra extracharge e echarge

charge chargeThreeBurner chargeThreeBurner

ThreeBurner ThreeBurnerVulcan 4 s sVulcan

Vulcan Gas Ranges

1 1LU

1025 LU 4d 3 t tGuarantetd 1 Ma aN aNGuaranteed

Guaranteed 3btfrner Vulcan Gas GasRanses a aRanges

Ranges with ltb heavy toP removable removablegratings I

gratings Jarge la a baking oen and andnicely

I 1eve

nIcely trimmed immed with nickel nickelHa

Ha eve e Your our Purchases Charged ChargedJ

J

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clothing and some of f the men have havelong haElong havelong

long hair They plant a little corn and andswoet au auliWQ6t andsweet

sweet potatoes or rice Last night w wwere we wewere wewere

were at an elevation of some 1200 feet feetand roetand feetand

and In the early morning needed a a fire fireWhen fireWhen fir firWhen

When they began cooking breakfast the themen themen thcmen

men got around the fire to keep warmReminded warm warmReminded warmHemlnded

Reminded me of old timesVery times timesVery timesVery

Very few Americans or Spanish Spanishhave Spanishhave Spanishhave

have crossed this trail At its hest it itI ItI itis

I Is only a path like you see at home cut cutting cutoff cutting

ting off the corner at Its worst you youcannot youcannot yo yocannot

cannot see anything at all and It takes takeaa takea

a guide familiar familiar with the country to tofind tofind t tfind

find his way AH this morning we were wereeither wereeither wereeither

either waling down the river or going goingup goingup goinup

up a steep mountain Had trouble troubleusual troubleusual aausual

usual with the cargadors they dont dontsee dontt8e don donsee

see any use lIt carrying stuff over the thehill thehili thehill

hill when life was so easy e4S without work workEnjoys workEnjoys ork orkEnjoys

Enjoys Life in Open OpenTook OpenTook OpenTook

Took lunch beside a little stream streamGot streamGOt streamGot

Got big banana leaves for a a tableclothCooked tablecloth tableclothCooked tableclothCooked

Cooked bacon rice and jam and candy candyso

so wo live high Walked bard and long longbut longbut longbut

but could not quite make our destina destination destination destinelion ¬

tion Arrived on top of a high hill with witha withcouple

a couple of houses It was dark 80 socamped 80camped 80camped

camped there tor for the night Spread read out outrubber outrubber outrubber

rubber blankets over poles spread some somemore som sommore somomore

more on the ground and built a big bigbonfire bigbonfire bigbonfire

bonfire to keep warm Slept like a top topHad topHad topHad

Had roasted corn for supper Fine business busi business buslneM ¬

nessOn ness nessOn neMOn

On Thursday he complained of the intense In Intense Intense ¬

tense heatIn heat heatIn heatIn

In the middle of the day climbing upsteep up upsteep upsteep

steep hills In the tropics is something somethingfierce somethingfterce somethingfierc

fierce he wrote Put wet handker handkerchiefs handkerch handkerchiefs ¬

chiefs ch ets on our heads but my tongue was washanging washanging wallhanglnJ

hanging out of my mouth before long longThe longrhe longrho

The sun is just going down I am go going goIng going ¬

ing to take a towel and some soap and andgo andgo ando

go o to a creek and take a bath We areIn are arefor areIn

In a little valley a pretty place Hurrah Hurrahtor Hurrahfor

for the bath bathPosts th thPosts thePosts

Posts His Last Letter LetterOn LetterOn LetterOn

On Thursday they arrived at Bals Batewhere Balswhere Balswhere

where there were two Amerlo Americans ns build bulMing bulk1I

in ing G a bridge and the two explorers werewelcome were werexreloome werewelcome

welcome guests From there the letter letterwas lett9was letterwas

was posted on April 26 and closed with withthe wIththe withthe

the words wordsTomorrow wordsTomorrow wordsTomorrow

Tomorrow or Monday we e go Into thehills the thehills thehills

hills and perhaps I cannot c J1aot write lite for Dr acouple a acouple acouple

couple of weeks Will tll try to sand sene inthis in inthis

this letter a little tree cotton and aRC some someseeds so soseds someseeds

seedsThe seeds seedsThe sedsThe

The seeds were ere Inclosed th tM last token tokenfrom tokentrom tokenfrom

from his hand to the friends at home

said MoGrath When w we Joined wewere we wewere wewere

were told what a soft snap It was tobe to tobe tobe

be on a battleship They said all we wehad wehad wehad

had to do was to travel around aX > uoo theworld the theworld theworld

world and Me e foreign countries countriesThey countriesThey countriesThey

They handed us the bunk but we wesoon we800n wesoon

soon got wise wJ e to our Job Travel around aroundthe aroundthe aroundthe

the world orid Thats Thatsa a Joke Since Ivebeen Ive Ivebeen Ivebt

been bt > en in the navy all rye done Is to topoint topoint topoint

point anchor Stevie and me wanted wantedlemon wante4lemon wantedlemon

lemon plO ie one day and JtCI we told thecook the thecook the60k

cook about it He said if we ever everagain everagain everagain

again spoke of pie to him he would wouldhave wouldhave ould ouldhave

have us put in chains The boys en enthe ent1M enthe

the ship ahlptbt that is moat of themwantlemon them themwant themwantlemon want wantlemon

lemon pie at least once a weak eek There Thereliave Thereba Therehave

have ba ve been a whole lot of desertionsjust desertions desertionsJust desertJoosjust

Just on this account accountBLUE accouatBLUE accountBLUE

BLUE LAWS AGAINFOR AGAIN AGAINFOR AGAINFOR

FOR GLEN ECHOAnother ECHO ECHOAnother ECHOAROt

Another AROt r revival of the old Maryland Marylandblue MaryJaooblue Marylandblue

blue laws appeared P peled at t Glen Echo EchoPark EchoPark EchoPark

Park yesterday ye terd when Thomas Canada CanadaIsaac CanadaIsaac CanadaIsaac

Isaac Shoemaker and Edward Traz Trazzare Trazzare Trazzare

zare all 11 of t this city elt were arrested by bythe bythe

the Rockville authorities because th tlEI they theywere 5 5were

were running a carousel Deputy D t3 ty Slieri Sher Sheriffs SherIlls ¬

i Ills ffs Councilman and Bret Bre made the thearrests thearraMs thearrests

arrests and when the young men werecarried were werecarried werecnrried

carried before Justice Ju Uce of the Peace

Reading at t Rockville they left J10 10 col ¬

lateral each The crowd purchasedcigars purchased purchasedcigars purchasedclglUs

cigars at a nearby drugstore and then

had the proprietor arrested for violat loIat ¬

ing in the same blue laws lawsit lawsWhen

When When arrested It Ie usele useless e to appeal

it is said as almost any kind of busi business business business ¬

ness Including that now regarded as asnecessary asnEcassary asnecessary

necessary can be absolutely prohibitedunder prohibited prohibitedunder prohIbitedun

under un cr the ancient statutes statutesBICYCLIST statutesBICYCLIST statutesBICYCLIST

BICYCLIST INJURED INJUREDEarl

Earl Sears fourteen years Jars old of 60S

Sixth street northwest riding a bicycle

on G street collided with a Brookland Brooklutdcar

car The boy was waslnhrod injrrod about the

head and body He was wa treated at the

Emergency Hospital HospitalBaltimore HospltalBaltimore HospitalBaltimore

Baltimore and Ohio Excursion ExcursionJlOO I

JlOO 100 to Frederick Keedysvllle for An i

tietam Hagerstown and return Special I

train leaves Union Station 8 a m Sun ¬

day July 19Advt 19 19Ad Advt

FIREMEN CONQUER CONQUERSTUBBORN

STUBBORN STUBBORNFLAMES STUBBORNFLAMESPlant FLAMES FLAMESI

I Plant of Sharon Dairy Com Company ComI CornpanY ¬

I pany Is DamagedSeriously Damaged DamagedSeriously DamagedSeriously

Seriously SeriouslyBattling SeriouslyBattling

Battling for an hour houren yesterday morn

lug firemen firem en from hair a dizen d izen zel enema enemacompanies enginolcompanIes enginacompanies

companies fought valiantly to 5av save from

total destruction the plant of the Sharon

Dairy Company at 224 4 B street south southwest 80utllwest southwest ¬

west westA westA westA

A fire of mysterious origin was discov discovered discovered diecoveyed ¬

ered blazing fiercely in the feed loft lofton lottoon loftan

on the second floor ba back k Before Jt Jtcould Itcould t tcouJd

could be controlled the building was WcUdamaged vaadamaged

damaged to the extent of 8000 or Sb

000 In addition to the burning of the thestable thestable thestable

stable loft the Icemaking plant was waswrecked wuwrecked

wrecked wreckedThe wreckedThe

The building was owned own d by Corbln CorblnThompson CorbinThompson CorblnThompson

Thompson of the Sharon Dairy Company Com Company om ompany ¬

pany and was insured Ins red but no laser insurance Itldurance laseronce ¬

ance was carried on the contents andthey and andthey andthey

they are a total loss lossThe lossThe lossThe

The fire was discovered by a Italian Italianliving Italianliving taUan1hlng

living In the alley alle back ef e the stable stableHe stableHe stableHe

He gave the ala alatn x > It was burning burningfiercely burningfiercely burningfiercely

fiercely when the first engines arrive arriveand arrlve1and arriveand

and a second alarm was turned in Bat Battalion BtLttall Battalion ¬

talion tall on Chief Henry Hen who wh > was In rharge rhargebent Jtargebent hargebent

bent all his efforts toward conttan conttanthe contlatij ondA ondAthe

the fire to the back of n the building ana anain BftJIn an

in this he was successfulPETS successful successfulPETS successfulPETS

PETS LEG BROKEN BROKENCALLS BROKENCALLS BROKENCALLS

CALLS AMBULANCE AMBULANCENEW

NEW YORK July 13Wlth tears in inher inher

her eyes sixyearold Mary Howell of of1l1t I

111 1114 East Jersey Jene street ran Into theGeneral the theGeneral theGeneral

General Hospital at Elizabeth N J Jand Jand 3and

and gasped gaspedPlease gaspedPJea gaspedPlease

Please PJea mister send an ambulance to tomy temy tomy

my house houseThe bouseThe houseThe

The ambulance was sent and the sur surgeon surBeon surgeon

geon was led by little Mary to a coop coopin coopIn coopin

in the roar of her home where hore he hefound befOtlJf hefound

found a fluffy chick with a broken leg legSmilingly legSmilingly oS oSSmlUngb

Smilingly he took both chick and girl girlto girlto girlto

to th the hospital ltal where the leg of Maryspet Marys Maryspet Maryspet

pet was bound boundWill botlndwm boundWin

Will it be b a cripple for life asked askedMary ukedMary askedMary

Mary anxiously anxiouslyNo

No o it wont even have ha to wear wearcmtchas wearCt11tcMS wearcrotches

crotches answered the sympathetic sympatheticsurgeon 8mpatbeUcsurgeon sympatheticsurgeon

surgeon surgeonHIS surgeonHIS surgeonHIS

HIS DREAM CHURN CHURNBRINGS CHURNBRINGS j jBRINGS

BRINGS HIM 25000 25000SULLIVAN 25000SULLIVAN 25000SULLIVAN

SULLIVAN lad July 1IVUUs ILWillisPratt 18 1IVUUsPratt Willis WillisPratt

Pratt had three dreams each e ca worth werthS33 worthUm3S

538123 Um3SFor S33For 538123For

For three successive nights Dlg ts he saw sawvisions sawvt sawvisions

visions vt IomI of a wonderful l churn which whichwould whichwould whichwould

would make butter Quicker and more morecheaply morecheaply morecheaply

cheaply than any churn ever dreamed dreamedof

of previously t Yi U81y At least Pratt never had baddreamed haddreamed haddreamed

dreamed of the like likePratt UkePratt likePratt

Pratt who is a farmer living near ne r Sutlivan Sul Sullivan SulJlvan ¬

livan arose aro e from his bed on the third thirdmorning thirdmorning thirdmorning

morning and straightway hied himself himselfto himeeto

to his woodshed and ad fashioned fu ioned a model modelof

of the dream churn Now a Chicago Chicagochurn CkIcaCOchurn Chicagochurn

churn manufacturing company has of offered otterect offered

fered him 26000 for the right to place placehis placehis placehis

his patented Invention on the dine market markstTRY marketTRY marketTRY

TRY TO MURDER MURDERKANSAS MURDERKANSAS MURDERKANSAS

KANSAS WARDEN WARDENLEANVENWORTH WARDENLEAVE WARDENLEANVENWORTIr

LEANVENWORTH LEAVE WORTH Kan July Jul 13 13An 13Ar 13An

An attempt was made to aseaseinate aseaseinateWarden aa aseaselnateWarden eselDte eselDterArden

Warden R W McClaughry of the theFederal theFederal theFederal

Federal prison by a betab which ex exploded exploded exploded ¬

ploded in a wagon which he was driv driving drlvIng driving ¬

ing through the streets of Leaven Leavenworth Leavenworth Leavenworth

worth worthWarden worthWarden worthWarden

Warden McClaughry and ad hU hi son sonWill sonWill n nWill

Will McClaughry head of Ow United UnitedStates UnitedStates UDI UDIStates

States Bureau of Identification I tJAcatiott were weredriving WeNdriving weredriving

driving west in Cherokee street when whena hen henterrific

a terrific explosion occurred opposite oppositethe oppo oppositethe ite itethe

the right trout frot t wheel of their wagon wagonThe wagonThe wagonThe

The warden his son and the driver driverwere driverwere driverwere

were stunned by the explosion which whichwas whichas whichwas

was as heard all over the t tttebusiness e business section sectionof

of town townA townA townA

A prisoner who was driving a wagon wagonIn

In the rear of the wardens vehicle vehiclesaid vehldesaid vehiclesaid

said he saw the missile thrown from fromthe tromte fromhe

the second story window above a drug drugctore drugctore drugttore

ctore

BARNES IS COMMENDED COMMENDEDThe

The Civic Betterment Association As lation has hasforwarded hasforwarded hasforwarded

forwarded to Postmaster p aster Barnes Barn a 3 let letter letter letter ¬

ter containing the report of one of itscommittees Its Itscommittees ItscommlUc6s

committees which highly commends commendsthe

the Postmaster for the excellent mail mailservice mall2ervice mafservice

service now obtaining in Washington Washingtonboth

both in the main office and in the sub substations substations substations ¬

stations The report says that themoot the themost themost

most uptodate methods have been In Introduced Introduced introduced ¬

troduced that the service Is 50 per cent centbetter centbetter centbetter

better and compares favorably with withother withothor withother

other cities citiesSwift citiesSwift

Swift Companys sales of fresh beef beefIn beefin

In Washington for the week ending cd Sat Saturday Saturday ¬

urday urda July Ju1 33 3 averaged 733 cts per Ib IbAdvt IbAdvt lbAdvt

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We Determined Determinedto I Ito

to Keep Busy BusyThe I IThe

TdThT7et The busiest custom tailor in inWashingtonand i n nWashingtonand

I Washingtonand this is why whywe I Iwe

we are succeeding succeedingTwopiece succeedingTwopiece

Twopiece Twopieces TwopiecefI11j Suits SuitsSunProof s

fI11j A4 SunProof Ser Serges es and andl Dd DdFancy

l Fancy Fan Worsteds WorstedsMoney

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Money back if they fad fadIn fade fadeIn

In all the ap approved roved patterns patternsand patternsand

and shades shadesmade made to your yourmeasure yourmeasure

measure

12 50 Sold as high blgbas

1 o as 2000 20001L

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1L 1 50 Sold as high blghloP highas

loP u as 2500 2500Trousers 2500Trousers

Trousers 400 400Sold

Sold as high as 700 700We 700We

We dont believe in over overstating overstating

stating the facts Come and ex examine examine

amine the goods and it will be berour beyour

your rour turn to be surprised surprisedI

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OFFICERS IN 1 N ARMY ARMYMAY ARMYMAY ARMYMAY

MAY STUDY UDY ABROAD ABROADDepartment ABROADDepartment ABROADDepartment

Department Thinks They Should ShouldKnow ShouldKnow ShouldKnow

Know Foreign Tongues in inCase inCase inCase

Case of War WarLanguage WarLanguage WarLanguage

Language aa a part of the equipment equipmentfor

for warfare is agitating the War De Department Department Department ¬

partment to such an extent that It is isprobable 13probable Isprobable

probable that measures prill lit be taken takenIB takena

IB 11 a short she rt time to send officers to for foreJcn forotgn foreign

eJcn schools to overcome the deficiency deficiencyin

in this respect f

There are fewer officers In the Ameri American Amecica Am en enarmy ¬

can ca army nI1Y who speak a foreign tongue tonguethan tonguethan tonguethan

than in any other army In the world worldCant worldCapt

Cant F 1 B Hannessy Henness of the field ar artillery artillery ¬ i I

tillery has suggested sug > sted that a number numberof I Iot

of the officers of the highest classstanding class classstanding

standing at the array arm school of the lineor line lineor Uoeor j

or the staff college be given a ulan ulanguage language lan language ¬

guage leave of absence abs nce for one year yearto yearto yearto

to be sent to foreign countries such

aa aaJapan 8 asJapan I IJapan

Japan China and others to t4 acquire acquirethe acquirethe

the tongue tongueIn

In addition officers of cers will TIU be detailed

to attend the riding schools at Saumur

France Vienna Hanover and J1d RomeTWENTY Rome RomeTWENTY RomeTWENTY

TWENTY BATHERS BATHERSDIP

DIP IN RESERVOIR RESERVOIRWILKESBARRB RESERVOIRWILKESBARRE RESERVOIRWILKESBARRF

WILKESBARRB Pa July 13

Twenty men nearly all foreigners were weresentence sere seresentenced ere ereRteacw

sentence to Ave days In jail for bathing bat tng

In the reeervjlr r resew sen > lr of the Sprlngbrook Water Wa Water Water ¬

ter Company which supplies euppll Nanticoke Nanticokewith Nmticokewith Nanticokewith

with water The reservoir la fenced In Inand InaJId Inand

and notices are posted po ted in conspicuous conspicuousplaces conspicuouspiaces conspicuousplaces

places against trespassing The foreigners for foreigners forelgnors ¬

eigners were ere also notified by offteers or eer 14

the t e employ of the water company com y that

they would o De heavily eav1b fined and Jailed Jailedif

if they went into the water waterOne waterOue waterOne

One man fled naked through the thewoods thewoad

woods but was caught by one of the

officers of cers after a halfmile run runony

The only excuse cu S given v by the defend ¬

ants At was that the weather was exceed exceedDont

ingly In ly warm Um sad nd that the water looked

very smiling amlUngDont smilingDont

Dont Leave Your Small Valuables Valuablesunprotected Valuablesttnprotected Valuablesunprotected

unprotected during your OUr absence from

town Rent a safe deposit box la the theTrust

fire and burglar proof vaults of Union talonsta

Trust AdV Co 18th H H sta Rented J5 S year I

19 in inRegularly inRegularly inRegularly

Regularly 75c 75c59c 75c59c 75c59c

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SERGEANT GALLAHER GALLAHERFUNERAL GALLAHERfUNERAL ALLAHERFUNERAL

FUNERAL TOMORROW TOMORROWSuperintendent TOMORROWSuperintendent TOMORROWSuperintendent

Superintendent of House of Deten Detention Detention ¬

tion Once Sheriff of Pike PikeCounty PikeCounty PikeCounty

County Illinois IllinoisFuneral IllinoisFunecal IllinoisFuneral

Funeral services for SorgL John W WGallLher WGallaher

Galicher of 0 the metropolitan pottoferee peINeterce potto polleeforce

force who died Saturday Sat1tr lq night te his fctohome hishome hishome

home 1426 Chpta street will be held to toSt taSt InSt

St Stephens Ste ens Church tomorrow tos ecrow after afternoon aiteraeon ttec ttecMOn ¬

noon at 2 oclock Interment will wIIl1te be ta taArlington JaArJtng1oR isArlington

Arlington A detail of polka wilt act actas actas actas

as an escort e cort to th the grave graveSergeant

Sergeant Gallaher was atxtyftve Y Yad eve years yearsoid

oid and was born In Brown county COUIIt < Hi HiWhen mhen IiLWhen

When hen a young man a he moved to Pike Pikecounty PIkeOUntT PikeCounty

county and Ad soon after WM we elected catef catefof e cielefof MC MCof

of police of ofPUt6eM ot PittJl6eld the county Mat seatLater at atLater

Later he was wa elected shyJohn shy aberKCJohn IteriCrTehn

John Hay late Secretary of State and aadJudge andJudge ad adJudge

Judge A C Mathew formerly Comp Comptroiier Comptroller

< troiier tfoHer of the Carrwcy were w re residents rortdontsof re ldeets ldeetsPike

of e Pike county and Qd friend of Mr J Gel Ctellab GcJr Gellabor

lab labor r Through the efforts of Judge JudgeMathews Ju JudgeMathews ge geXathews

Mathews Mr GaUaber Galla er was appointed appoI ted a amember amember amember

member of the metropolitan police force forcein forceIn 8

in 3SW and detailed at the central de detective detoctlve detective ¬

tective office He served senre in that eapo eapoity o oapaoity pao paoity

ity until five years age when w eR be was wasmade wasmade wasmade

made superintendent superlnte 4eat of tb the House liIou e of ofDetention olDete ofDetention

Detention DetentionSergeant Dete DetentionSergeant tJon tJonSereeant

Sergeant Gattafeer te survived by a awidow a awidow awldotc

widow widowFORESAW widowORESAW wldotcFORESAW

FORESAW DEATH DEATHPLANNED DEATHPLANNED

PLANNED FUNERALHARRISBURG FUNERAL FUNERAL1LRRISBtJRG 1 i iHABRISBUBG

HARRISBURG July 13 13Whoa Whan Joeopk JosephG

G I Dare > are e an old citizen was taken iU JDa illa

3 a week ek ago agohis his nrat rat illness ia 1 many manyyears maDYy manyyearshe

years y yearshe ar5he he at t once fete t fall that he was going goingto

to die He summoned his family to tohe hIq hIqbedside hi hibedside

bedside he tde and gave them full and lid explicit explicitdirections exJJHdtdireclJoBs explldtdirections

directions regarding his Us funeral feweraLHe funeralHe tenLLHe

He selected the church mated the theofficiating tJteefAeiattag theefddaUae

officiating minister announced th tIM test testof t textof < < d dor

of the sermon named B8I CCi the h7n1 hymns s to be 1 besung e eeleetetl I Isung

sung selected the pallbearers and JtCI di directed 41rected directed ¬

rected how his W grave should be pre prepared preo preNow prepared ¬

pared paredNow o

Now he is d dead ad and his directions will willbe wUlbe wiltbe

be carried out at the funeral today

125 to Baltimore aDd RetamEvery RetainEvery Retain RetainEvery

Every day via The Electric ElectricTickets Line UocTickets LineTickets

Tickets at 14th st t and New York ave avenw ayenw avenw

nw Twilight excursions 5100 loo round trip tripafter triPater tripafter

after 4 p m mAd Advt t

21 in inRegularly inRegularly inRegularly

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MURDERER MURJ > ERER SLAYS SLAYSFELLOWCONVICT SLAYSfELLOWCONVICT SLAYSFEL

FELLOWCONVICT FELLOWCONVICTDesperate FEL LO 0 0Desperate

Desperate De perate Prisoner at Motmdsvflle MotmdsvfllePlunges MoundsvtllePlunges MoundsvillePlunges

Plunges Scissors Blade Into IntoBurglars IntoBurglars IntoBurglars

Burglars Back BackMOU Backx BackMOUDSVILLE

MOUDSVILLE MOU x DSVTLLE W Va July JulyWftttan 13 13WDIIam 1iWl

Wl Wftttan Banks Ba ks an eUctricktn cttlda aged agedfortyseven agedferty5e1re agedfattyseven

fortyseven was arardered DMIlder ta cold blood bloodSuaday bloodSaDdy bloodSunday

Sunday by Oscar PUppe a miner ia iatke 111tJM lizthe

the StasU Sta > s penitentiary pe lieatlr7 Both wars warsprisoners W8rttpd wereprlsonerse

prisoners pd oDersI at the inatitudsePbips testttwttoa testttwttoaPfelppe 1 8UtdttoILPtdpps

Pfelppe is nerving serYiIIC a lf ute sentence Mllte ee for formurder formurder formurder

murder In Cabell co county ty and his vic victim VicUnt victim ¬

tim was doing Iag AYe years for or burglary burglaryPfaipps burglaryPhipps burgIaryPIdpps

Pfaipps 10 I the moot MO t videos convict in intb InIriM inthe

the tb prison IriM He Beau has ha oerm eomnrtttad tttad three threemurderous threemurderous threemurderous

murderous assaults ua s since entering the theinettttttkm the1D theinstitution

inettttttkm 1D tttudoa in tay TtK TtKYetr4ay 3 M MYesterday

Yesterday y when Beaks entered the thopharmacy thephanDacr thepbarmagr

pharmacy of the prison Xi o Pbipps was WUta wasstanding wasstanding

standing In tn the deer As AsB1ak5 Banks wentout went wentout wectoat

out PWpps produced a knife nude of ofa otscIMonI ofa

a setaMTs Made and plunged It Into Intothe intothe 4

the victims back Bank felt f aDd died diedalnoet diedabDo delabnoet

alnoet abDo t instantly 1D taDtb This ta i the fourth fourtttmurder fourthmurder fourtlmurder

murder at the prison within four teeGIANT years yearsGIANT yearsGIANT

GIANT SKELETONS SKELETONSFOUND SKELETONSFOUND SKELETONSFOUND

FOUND ON COAST COASTLOS

LOS ANGELES CaL July 3 1iWBl 1iWBlSaa l Will WlbIats Williaat

iaat Derbyshire Deri yshtre and D4 Jack 5toAebergar 5toAebergarot Stoneb rgar rgarof

of Chicago O cago aDd nd Robert Derbyshire of otSaata ofSeat ofSeats

Seat Monica oQ1ca contractors have un unearthed une unearthed

earthed e rtaeI the skeleton of a gigantic gt Dtic pre prebiatorie prewcnc prohistoric

historic maa at Santa afoatet beachThe beach beacfaThe beohTIle

The skeleton eJeton was S over nine feet in inbetgfat 1nheight inheight

height Hard work uncovered thirteen thirteenaaore thirteenmore thirteenmore

more sicaOar skeletons aketetoneThree akeletoDThr skeletonsTbreQ

Three Thr perfect specimens were brought broughtto

to Santa Monica for exUMttoa ex J1IIItion and sci scientists XJeutiets sciendets ¬

entists who nave examined them say saytaey aythey saythey

they undoubtedly u are hundred of years yearseW YersThe yearsThe

eW eWThe

The skulls have e the formation of an anIndtea anIDdIa anIndian

Indian bead he AI with high cheek bones bonesaad banesand bo boad

and ad other pronounced tOftOtIJIC8d rharactertetlcg rharactertetlcgIn cllar cterlstl cterlstlIn

In every case the t e teeth are practically

intact lntctIX

11 Niagara Falls EzcHrsea EC1tS 8a July J ijt ijtBaltimore x7Baltiueere 1 1Baltimore

Baltimore Ohio Special train stand standIngton standILd standand

and coadM6 and Del pa parlor cars frOm Wash Waahlagton Washiagton

Ington 745 a s m going via vi Philadelphia Pbliadelpbiaand

and Lefaign Valley route Liberal stop stopovers 8tOPovers stopovers ¬

overs returning Tickets good returning returningirlthia returningwlthlD returningwithin

within fifteen day Cheap aide trlja trljafrom t trisfrom 3 3fom

from Niagara Other dates July 3 lIzAugust lIz 31stAugust 31sAugust

August 14 14and and 2S September 12 October OcfoberAdt 2 2Actvt 2Advt

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Store hours Q age rs

8 Saturdays to 5 p m 9 SO V VSaturdays i 8 Sfarz Safrs to 5 m mSaturdays

6 p m 8S 6 Sx apAAt 8P av 6 p m mTHE

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THE BUSY CORNER CORNERStylish CORNERStylish

Stylish linen coat suits suitsw shitsWorth

w Worth orth 12 1275 75 to 1475 d1475Choice 1475Choice

Choice 79 793 793Positively 5 5Positively

Positively a woman cannot be without a coat suit this season if she foibrrs followsstyleat sfyk at aM Iffis tile fiepopular most mostpopular

popular as wen as most becoming of the new readytowear summer garments rments

For quick clearance We e offer a lot of these thesevery thesevery thesevery

very smart coat suits of > f linen or repp at the low lowprice lowprice lowprice

price of 5795 795 Choice of white light 1i Hoe feyen feyender 1a1ef1leT lavender

der < pink and linen shade with stylish trimming trimmingof trim trimof

of cretonne or plain contrasting colors Small but buttons huttons buttons ¬

tons are also very effectively used as trimmings trimmings24yd trimmings24yd trimmingspiece

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24yd piece cot cotton cotton ¬ IOe IOeton C

ton tonsu soutache su aca for forThe

The best wash trimmings for the new tailored wash washsuits wuhsuits washsuits

suits W We V have this Soutache Braid in white brown brownlight Momlight brownlight

light blue blu pink lavender and black biaekCan biaokCan blackCan

Can be effectively used hi making braided braJ ed designs designsUseful deeIsMUsetul designsUseful

Useful too for trimming wash frocks frocksCheap frocksCheap rooksCheap

Cheap enough two tuoyard 3yard piece ece for to only lee Kta1st lee1st lOe1st

1st floor noorTrimmIDg Trimming Section Sec

Take it altogether aIt andthfe is realy read a reratrk reratrkafate en k kalit

able offering o from both a value aad price siand standpoint siandooint siandnoint ¬

point pointGood ooint

Good chance to provide yourself with a new newwash newwash w wwash

wash coat suit and pay close to half actual worth worth2nd worth2nd xth xth2nd

2nd floor floorS S Kami Sons 8 Co Coo

150 o 50 Oo to 3j 3jumbrellas 300 s 89c Qgc I jumbrellas Iumbrellas

umbrellas choice choiceSlightly choiceSUghUT c oice oiceSlightly

Slightly defective defectivesizes sizes t for both men amid DC women womeaCMeIS wnmeaCorers womenCovers

Covers s 18 re a of Union or American taffeta Jii dome some with withtape withg withVtOID withtape

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FOR ONE DAY DA ONLY ONLYoffered ONLYC ONLYC

C J T Bonnet et Cie black silks silksoffered silksoffered

offered at these amazing prices pricesPerhaps

Perhaps you dont want them right ght away awaypossibly possibly you cc do But to get them at these prices you youwill youwill

will 11 have to buy tomorrow t morron ow The pries are actually betow first cost

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ALSO TOMORROW ONLY we shall sell 500 yards of the 36inch Greenedge Black Blac Taffeta Taffetawhich Taffetawhich Taffetawhich

which is cur own special brand and celebrated dO dollar special at a yard 69cTOMO 69c TOMORROW W ONLY

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on the Dollar I IBroken I

Broken lots in our Clothing Clothingand N H Hand

and Furnishing Departments DepartmentsFriedlander H Hy HFriediander y

Friedlander Bros Brosw Brosm S S9th N9th

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We Are Giving Away Sowing SowingMachines sewingMachines SowingMachines

Machines This WeekSeveral Weekr Week Weekr

r r Several highgrade highgradeSewing blghgradeSewing highgradeSewing

Sewing Machines Machinesonly Machinesonly Iachinesonly

only slightly usedin used usedIn usedIn

In perfect running runningorder runningorder runningorder

order and guaran guaranteed gueranteed guaranteed ¬

teed at the follow following rollowInS followleg ¬

InS low prices pricestUnger pricesa

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a 1 Singer 9450 9450Household 4b0 4b0HonsehoId 50 50Eousehold

HonsehoIdWhite Household 750 750VThlte 750Wh1

White Wh1 e 8 850 850Standard 850standard 0 0Standard

Standard 1150 1150OPPENHEIMERS 1150OPPENHEIMERS 1150OPPENHEIMERS

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KILLS THEM ON THE SPOT SPOTGENUINE SPOTGENUINE

GENUINE SOLD ONLY IN INBOTTLES INBOTTLES

BOTTLES 23 25ALL ALL DRUGGI DRUGGISTS

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