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EVENING LEPGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1916.
GLI AUSTRIACI RESPINTI
CON SENSIBILI PERDUE
TRAADIGEEYALLARSA
Parte delle Posizioni del Monte
Corno Riconquislata dalle
Truppe del Generale
Cadorna
UNA MINA SULLE TOFANE
nOMA, 13 Ltmllo.
Questn, matttna It Mlnlstero delta (luerra
nnmincla, In' baso at plu' reccnto rnppotto
dot Rcnerale Cntlorna, cho rII nnstrlacl Bono
tstn.it rcsplntl nella zona ill Malga Zugna
hello, glornnta o nclla sernta ill lor!, mcr
coledl. all nustrlncl Bono statl olibllgntl
'ft rltlrarst cd lianno Boftorto perdlte gravls
elmo, Ecco It testo del comunlcato ulll
lelaloi Nolla Vnl Camonlca si o avuta tmlo
notevolo nttlvltn" doll'nrtlRllcrla nomlca,
speclnlmcnto nella zona del Tonalo.
Nclla vallo dcirAdlge. nella Klornata
dt 1 crl, ilopo un tcrrlbllo liomtmrda
mentb, II ncml co attacco' con lc suo
fanterla to nostro poRlzlonl a nord-ovest
dl Mnlga Eugna o dl Mcmta Zugnrt, ma
fu resplt,no con pcrtllto cravlsslmo dal
nostro conccntrato fuoco dl nrtlRllorla.
Sul resto della fronte, flno at Bronta,
nol nbblano bombardato vlRorogamento
la Unco ncmlche, cd In qunlcho punto
la nbblamo anch. attaccato con sueccsso.
Sull'laonzo 8l aono avutl soltanto
nwcnlmentl dl poca Importanza.
11 Mlnlatero della Oucrra pubbllcava lert
ora It seguonto rapporto del gencrala Ca
dorna circa la sltuazlono alia fronto Italo
austrlnca :
Nolla Vat Camonlca, nolla Vat Olu
dlcarla o nclla Val ill Lcdro l'nrtlgll
erla ncmlca o' stata attlva cd ha
dlrctto II auo fuoco partlcolarmcnte sul
vlllagRl.
Nolla clornata dl lert nclla rcglona
delta vallo dell'Adlgo nol fncemmo
ciualcho progrcsao n nord dl Serravallo
6 nella zona dl Malga Zugna.
Sullo alturo a nord del 1'aaublo nol
abblamo In parte rloccupato lo posi
tion! dl Mont-. Corno, cho avovamo per
duto II 10 lugllo.
Nolla conca dl AsI.tro o Biilt'aHo
plano del Sctto Comum nol abblamb
bombardato vlolcntcmente lo llneo
ncmlcho dal Monte Interrotto al Monto
Doblo. Un gran numcro dl battcrle
ncmlclic dl ognl callbru rlsposoro a
quosto noBtro bombardamento.
Nolla rcrjlono dello Tofano nol nb
blamo fatto caplodcrc una mlna cho ha
dlstrutto lo dlfcso ncrnlcho dot Col dl
Bols.
Sulla fronto dcll'Isorzo al sono avutl
duolll dt artlgllcrla. Lo nostro battcrlo
hannc tncondlato nccampamcntl nemlcl
nullo Javorcclc, hanno dlsporso una col
I onna ncmlca nella vallo dcll'Idrla cd
hanno cauaato esploslonl netto vlclnanzo
delta chleaa della colllna dl Santa
Maria, davantl n Tolmlno,
Aeroplanl nemlcl hanno lasclato
cadoro bombo su Lattaana, calisando
tin tncondlo cho pcro' o" Btato lm
medlatamento cstlnto.
Nostra suadrlgllo acrco bombar
darono It 10 corrcnto Tlonc, nella Val
Guldlcaria, o I'll corrento accampamentt
nemlcl sul Monto llovcre, n nordest dl
Lavarone. I nostrl dl volt rltornarono
senza dannl alto loro baal.
UN GIUDIZIO 1NGLESE.
II collaborator mllltaro del Timed dt
Londra, occupandoal della falllta offcnslva
tiustriaca net Trentlno, dlco cho Rll nuatrlacl
hanno fatto duo crrort fatall ; prlmo, quello
dl calcolaro malo t'cnergla rtcuporattva
dolla Russia o crcdero iiulndl dt cssero
alcuri Bulla fronto orlcntalo montro attac
cavano I'ltatla; secondo. quello dl tntztaro
l'oftenslva contro I'ltatla In un momento cho
lion era opportuno, lntcmpeattvamente. Lo
Bcrlttoro, cho probabllmonte o" 11 colonnello
Rcplngton, dlco dl credere, contrarlamontc a
quanto generalmento at o' crcduto In Italia,
cho git austrlact non uvovnno per oblcttlvo
quello dl scendero nolla planura padana o
tagllaro lo llneo dl comunlcaztono dot ge
nerale Cadorna cho era Bulla fronta del
1'Iuonzo, glaccho" cssl non potevano spcrara
dt comptore l'lmpresa con qulndtcl division!
o poco plu', quando napevano o dovovano
eapero cho II generalo Cadorna no poteva
portaro clnquanta a contrastaro loro l'avan
zata verso la planura. Oblettlvo degll aus
trlact era Invece, secondo l'autoro doll'artl
colo, quallo dl obbllgaro 11 generato Cadorna
a dlatogllore forzo dalla fronto deU'Isonzo ed
abbandonaro qulndl l'oftenslva lntcsa n su
perare la llnca austrtaca da Tarvls a Mon
falcono. MASCAGNI ALLA FltONTE.
Telegramml dallu fronto dl battaglla dl
eono che II maestro rietro Maacagnl, con It
oonsenso del Comando Supremo, ha prcso
l'tnlzlatlva per una Berlo dl concert! must
oall per 1 soldatl cho sono nella trlnceo. II
maestro atcsso dlrlgera' lo diverse bando
cho esegulranno I concert),
Egll, corno o" noto, fu dlrettoro dl una
plccola banda a Foggla, dovo era stato
Bocclato In un concorso per It posto dl
capomualca In un reggimento dl fanterla.
Fu In quel tempo cho Mascagnl compose
la sua Cavallcrla Rustlcnna che gll dlede
cub I to fama dt composltore non appena
Eonzogno la produssc.
II prlmo della serlo del concert! per 1
eoldatt fu dato lert t'altro nelle vlclnanzo
dl Tolmezzo, sullo Alpl Carnlche. quasi
Bulla llnea del fuoco, II concerto era
Bpesso Interrotto dal slbllo del prolettlll dl
Artlgllerla o dallo scrosclante scopplo dello
granate, ma It maestro contlnuo' Imperter
rito a dirlgero, Erano present) moltlsslmt
uttlclalt ed 11 generalo Lequlo, e si feco
nncho una buona collctta per lo famlglle
povero del soldatl.
UN NU0V0 ATTACCO DEI
TEDESCHI SU VERDUN
Un Arciduca ed Un Genei'ale
Austriaci Privati dei Loro
, Comandi per Punizione
Nonostanto gll scaccht che Germanla ed
Austria stanno rlcevendo un po da per
tutto, sulla fronto francese, su quella russa
su quella ttatlana, lo Stato Magglore
tedesco sembra declsa a contlnuare la dls
perata lotta Impegnata 14C gloml fa per la
fortezza dl Verdun, davantl alia quale ha
EUblto perdlto cnorml. Infattt ora I tedeschi
Btanno operando It settlmo Jmportanta at
tacco contro la llnea det fortl. e preclsa
mente contro tl forte Kouvllle, Sulla fronts
xussa e' Impegnata tuttora la grande batta
glla per 11 posses.so dl Kovel, ma la lotta
eembra oggi calmata, Paro cho II generalo
Brusslloff prepari un altro vlgoroso passo
In ayantl, mentre tedeschi ed austriaci
portano su quella fronta tuttl i rinforzl
dl cut dlspongono per far arglne alia nuova
lrruzlone delle forzo della Hussla.
Un telegramma da Roma dice che, secondo
quanto atferma t'AgencIa Nazlonale, l'arcl-
duca Federlca ed it generale Fflanzer, sono
etatl rlmossl dal comando delle forze aus-
trlacho della Gallzla, non essendo rluscltl
i sd arrestare la marcia vlttortoaa del russl.
II Pflanzer comandava le forze austriache
I della Bucovina. II euo eserclto fu presso
che dlstrutto dal russl.
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PUBLIC SERVICE BODY
DECIDES AGAINST P. R.R.
IN BAGGAGE CAR CASE
Commission Insists on Wider
Platforms for Coaches on
Rear Ends of Mail
Trains
FULL ORE W OPINIONS
HARHtSBURO, Pa., July 13. Two Im
portant Interpretations of tho so-called 'full
crew" law were announced today by the
Public Service Commission In deciding tho
"baggage en.-" and "mall car platform'
cases that have been beforo It many months.
Both are of State-wide application. Two
other "full crow" decisions of lesser Impor
tance Wore also made public and others are
pending.
Tho commission decided that tho Penn
sylvania Railroad violated tho net when It
did not provide a baggageman on a train of
10 cars running between Pittsburgh rind
North Philadelphia and that wider plat
forms must bo provided for cars on the
rear ends of mall trains
The baggage car o-miptalnt wan tiled by
Milton T. Iloblnson. of Harrleburg, mem
ber of the legislative committee of the
Brotherhood of Rnllroad Trainmen. Evi
dence was brought out to show that the
tatlroad caused Btntlon employes to placo
baggage In combination cars at tho end of
ono division, where the doors wcro locked
nnd not opened again until tho linggngo
wns removed by other stntloii employes at
.ho end of tho next run. Tho railroad con
vided that the law did not mean baggage
.on to bo placed In cars where no Bcrvlco
wai rendered, and that the sleeping and
pnrlor care wero not passeltgcr coaches
within tho meaning of tho act.
Tho opinion was written by Chairman
Alncy, who holds that since tho eara car
ried passengers thoy are passenger coaches
under tho provisions of tho law.
Chairman Alnoy hold3 that tho running
of such trains without baggagemen la a
violation of the law that must bo imme
diately corrected.
Chairman Alncy also wrote tho opinion
In tho mall-car case, In which ho hold3 that
cars on tho rear ends of mall trains must
havo platforms of tho width prescribed by
tho full-crew law, and that tho provision
of this act Is not In conflict with any 1-en-oral
regulation prescribed by Congress. Ho
pays that this need not necessarily . entail
tho change of construction of all mall cars,
but that It can be fully met by sclccttns
tho proper typo of car for rear-end service.
In tho absence- of judicial utterances In this
dlsputo over Federal and Stato regulations,
Mr. Alncy says tho commission muat reach
Its own conclusions. Tho complaint was
(lied by S. It Turner, Pittsburgh, for tho
iinriiintnrn' nrcran)2atlon.
Tho commission dismissed a complaint
In which It was charged that the Cumber
land Valley operated n train with five men,
on tho ground that the law does not affect
trains of three cars or less. Tho fourth
complaint wns also dismissed In an opin
ion by Commissioner Rilling, who decides
that a combination car cannot bo reclionod
as two earn In tho make-up of a train nnd
provisions for crows under tho terni3 of tho
act.
Tho effort had been mado to have tho
commission require six Instead of flvo men
on such trnlns.
New Naval Militia Division Formed
A now division of tho Pennsylvania Na
val Militia Is being formed and GO Phila
delphia men with oxporlonco In navigation
from training ships havo enlisted at the
headquarters In the 1st Regiment Armory.
Ensign W. SI. Gorman has enlisted tho
me t. who will comprise Pennsylvania's
fifth naval division. It will bo known as
Division E and will bo formed after Divisions
A nnd B, of Philadelphia, and Divisions C
nnd D, of Erlo, return trom tneir annual
crulso July 29.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lynford It. Sturts, 2?30 Paso St., and Mario A.
Hahn. U310 N. lutli t. ,
Ellno FMHIbui. ISM Wharton Bt.. and JIary
Splzlrl. 1211 Wlinrton at. . ,
Frank Wlncpol, 340 IMno Bt , and Yctta Cabot,
1133 Katcr st .,.,.
Edwin A. BtaKord, 2333 S. Carlisle St., and
Mary U. JtwarU. 21U llalley st.
John If. Hupplcc, Port Kennedy, Pa., and Alice
S. Taylor. 4.121 Hansom st. . ,.
Anilrmv T J!lllr, 1'arkWlle, Md., and Mary E.
Miller, Parkvlllo, Md.
Garllold M. Dire. 2(111 Ilanbrldsa St.. and Ada
Oroom. 2041 llalnbrliiso t.
Chai'les H. Italic, 3212 I.nrctiwood ave., and
Elslo II. Itummcll. M42 Chancellor st.
James MacMullan. 313U Emerald st . and Leona
Call, 3450 Joyco st.
Jeromo Leere. D5U 1 1 rook I nnd at., and Qutcnlo
I. Rich. 8HI H. 10th st.
William N. llawlc. 1424 N. 12th st . and Mar
caret A. 8assenroth. 1003 Vine st.
James C. McNeill. 12HI Moore st., nnd Marcaret
A. Jtobb. 103S R 1'aiuyunk ave.
William Foster, 13.10 1!. Montgomery ave., and
Amanda l,nil.i. 200 Jackson st
Oeorso II. Ucnnett. 1M. W. Tucker St., and
Paulino M. Imhof. 3400 N". Judson st.
Antonio Itorto. 717 Fulton St., nnd itose Capaldl,
012 Christian st.
Dominic): Outta. 1107 Linn St., and Carmela
Vlgnola, 70tl Wharton st.
Albert II. Slpe. 2003 Church st., and Margaret
C. Greenblanh. 2003 Church st.
William llrlghters, Urldesbursr, Phlla., and Anna
Kane, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Russell IIoencr. 3210 D St., and Clara Conard,
13U U. I'hllomenu st
AnUrow J. timlth, 2023 N. 12th Btreet, and
Harriet Sherman, 1)01 N. Franklin t.
William 1C. Kearney, Ilryn Miiwr, l'a., and
Caroline Doss, Ilryn Mawr, l'a.
Walter H. Craven. 3010 Olrard ave., and Ida
A. MrOIInn, 4241 Lancaster ae.
Louis Llpachultz 72S Falrmount ave., and
Lena Kaplln. 728 Falrmount no.
Thomas M. Anderson, Gloucester. N J., and
Alice, Schoppenthaw, 5007 Somerset at.
ALLURING HAWAIIAN MELODIES
FOR ROMANTIC SUMMER NIGHTS
Phonograph Fans Can Revel in This Exotic Music Which
Is Now the Vogue Other' Records Which Do Not
Represent Musical Fads New and Old Tunes
By the Phonograph Editor
Tho ONotle music of the Sandwich Islandi
has becomo a decided vogue, nnd tho man
ufacturers of the vnrlous kinds Of records
have been right up to tho minute In repro
ducing the boit of thU Interesting, tuneful
nnd often intrinsically worthy music Of
course, tho boat- ran example Is the al
luring nnd wlsttt "Aloha Oe." by ex-Queen
tillluoknlnnl, moi.rch of the tropic I'les
(dlscoercd by Captain Cook, whereon that
hardy explorer lost his life), prior to the
nnnc'xatlon of the short-lived republic by
the United States.
Tho royal melodv Is found on tho Edison,
Columbia nnd Victor HMs In a variety of
forms, and should be In tho cabinets of
every phonogrnph owner.
On the roversc of the Edison record of It,
nnd also plajcd by Toots Paka nnd her
Hnwallans, known to vnmlcvlllo audiences
for their rpinlnt nnd fascinating perform
ances, Is "Toml Toml Hawaiian Hula,"
by Solomon Hnllamn. It Is a rent Hawaiian
song, a truo folksong of tho pcoplo nnd ex
tremely popular In tho Islands.
A bit cognnto to the effects produced by
the Hawaiian-) aro those made for Edison
records by Vess L. Ossmau's Banjo Or
chestra. For rcnl, foot-tlckllng dance music noth
ing can beat n banjo, nnd when you have
a whole orchestra of them why. then, you
couldn't possibly sit still nnd listen to them
play. Joe Hosey's "fnlversal Fox Trot" in
ono of tho best numbers written for this
favorlto dnncc.
Th many enthusiasts over Hawaiian
melody will find "Na I.oI O Hawaii" n
new record from tho Columbia Company
n particularly puro specimen of tho best
In native Hawaiian music. It Is sung by
tenor nnd octette, with guitar and ukalcle
accompaniment
Another of those stirring Hawaiian rec
ords by Columbia "Pua Mohala," nn In
tricacy of beauteous notes, sung by Henry
N. Clark, accompanied by tho Hawaiian
Octctto.
Kor those who want tho Inspiration of
n new dunco record every now nnd then
wp observe n good one, "Hawaiian Med
ley," that has Just been Issued by tho Co
lumbia Cotnpnny. Selections from four of
tho best Hnwnllnn melodies arc woven to
gether In nn Irresistible one-step. It unites
tho snnp nnd dash that only nn American
orchestra can give with tho delightful dunco
rhythm of the native Hawaiian music. No
bonder tho t Hawaiian. dance and sing
whether they cnt or no. With mu3lc llko
their:! one couldn't very woll help it.
Also of exotic quality Is the music of tho
marimba; It Is romantic, pluintlvc, sympa
thetic. Four moio records for tho Victor by tho
famous Hurtado Brothers' Itoyat Marimba
Hand will servo to show how well deBcrved
was the. medal of honor which was awarded
to this organization at tho Pnnamn-Pnclflc
Exhibition. Tho Intermezzo from "Cavnl
Icrla Ilustlcana" and a serenade "falling
Leaves," mako ono very Interesting record,
and Strauss' "Artlst'H tlfo Waltz" and a
medley of American aim constitute the
other.
"Tho Kangaroo Hop" played for Columbia
by the Blue and White Marimba Hand, Is a
Joy record if thero oer waa' one.
A blitho Celtic nlr played by tho Bluo
and Whlto Marimba Band Is an unusunl
combination offered in record form by Co
lumbia. "Oh. Joe. With Your Fiddle and
Your Bow, You Stolu My Heart Away" Is
a charming ditty in Itself, but tho Marimba
orchestration gives it an emotional appeal
that goes to tho heart.
VIOLIN MUSIC ON VICTOR.
Fritz ICrelsler, Mischa Elman, and Efrcm
Z!i --nlist all mako contributions to tho July
Us of records. Among the new composi
te ,1. which Krelstcr has completed In tho
Int.. year Is the fascinating "Uorceuso Uo
mnntlquo" which ho played for tho llrst
tlmu at a recltnl In Now York. This de
lightful composition played by tho composer
has been added to his Victor records, and
ho has taken particular pains to prcservo tho
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finish of work which Is so entirely his own.
An exquisite seventeenth century Bong by
Couperln has furnished Elmnn with a ve
hicle for tho display of his art at Its best;
"Chanson Louis XIII nnd Pavane" should
not be overlooked by thowi who admire tend
er sentiment expressed In the languago of
music. Zimbnllst has turned to tho "Hnrle
quln Serenade" of Drlgo to And a record
for tho new supplement. Ho has conveyed
the tonal beauties of what has long been a
favorite with muslo lovers with remarkable
fidelity.
OnilMAN KONG'S "EDISONPED."
"Die Wacht am llhotn," played by tho
New York Military Hand and "Dlo Wacht
nm Itheln" nnd "Oeutschland uber Alios."
sung by the Manhattan Quartet, nro Edi
son offerings that will please our German
friends Two German patriotic selections
are given here. Every German will II nd tho
record of exceptional Interest, but even If
you wero not born In Germany you can ap
preciate good music when you hear It.
Among tho recent songs that aro on tho
Diamond Disc record list nro Schubert's
"Serenade," sung by Burton Lenlhnn, and
"Bells of Leo," renednrd by Helen Clark.
Both of these numbers nre on ono record,
ns nre "Go To Sleep. My Little Pickaninny."
sung by Gladys nice nnd chorus, nnd "My
Sweet Littlo Colleen," rendered by Walter
Van Brunt.
Tho three movements of Lulglnl's "Bnllct
Egyptian," rendered by tho American Sym
phony Orchcstrn, mako a beautiful orches
tral record. This was danced here with won
derful scenery ns a background by Pavlowa
and her corps do ballet at tho Metropolitan
Opera Houso Inst fall.
COLUMBIA OLD AND NEW
After all, for real music, can you beat a
male quartet? Itlch, inspiring, satisfying
music! Tho thought uaa Impressed upon
us while listening to "t Need Thoe Every
Hour," a new Columbia record. Tho beau
tiful old hymn Is sung by tho Stellar Quar
tet simply, without nccompanlment, but
with harmony developed artistically.
If you want brand-new music, Just off
tho press and untried by time, you may not
care for that lovely old melodic gem,
"Scenes That Aro Brightest," from tho
gipsy opera "Marltana." It Is beautifully
played as n violin, hnrp and iluto trio on
ono of the new Columbia records.
Very varied Is tho remainder of tho list
Al Jolson, comedlnu. sings "Down Whcro
the Suwanoo River Flows," front the pres
ent Winter Garden success; Weston nnd
Young, famous vaudovlllo laughing come
dl.ms, sing two very Interesting laughing
songs; Orvlllo Harrold shares honors with
hl3 wife, Lydla Locke, In two beautiful
tenor and buprnno duets, "Awake, Dearest
One," bv Ball, and Hay's "Tho Sunshine of
Your Smile."
SKtcen popular songs, Including such
woll-known popular hits as "Ar- You Half
tho Man Your Mother Though Cou'd Ba?"
"My Dreamy China Lady," Shades of
Night," a. trio of very remarkablo beauty,
"I Can Dance With everybody But My
Wife," will appeal to nil lovers of popular
music.
I?ulf,'nrs JIu tiny; Kill German Officers
BUCIIAHEKT. July 13 A number of
Bulgarian irgulars nro reported to havo
mutinied, killing their German offlccrs.
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FAIIUES OF FILMLAND FLOCK
TO CHICAGO MOVIE CONVENTION
All Stars of Screen to Attend Session
In "Windy City"
CHICAGO, July 13. The falrle of film
land flocked to Chlcngo today and put them
selves on exhibition beforo a Worshiping
public. All tho Btars of the screen, both
male nnd female, were either here or en
route to nttend the sixth annual convention
of the Motion Plcturo Inhibitors' LcaRUC.
Twenty thousand persons, a great fart
of them young Rlrls who have camera as
pirations Jammed the Coliseum Inst night
to freo the stnrs. The rrush became so Brcat
within an hour after the doors wero opened
that tho nre department ordered that no
more pcoplo be admitted Thousands vainly
sousht admission.
i:nst day has been Riven over to a par
ticular star. Today was Clara Kimball
Young Day.
Stoncmen Open Carnival
Tho Stonemcn's Fellowship of Clerman
town began Its carnival at Queen lane and
Schuyler street Inst night. It will last 10
days. There nro a Jnpaneso tea garden and
hundteds of booths with various amuse
ments' on the carnival grounds.
Police Court Chronicles
A thirst which clings like ft rind to a
watcrmeton nnnoys Dick Falls. Ho wilt
face any danger and go to no end of trouble
to please It. It Is this pereeverenc which
brought him considerable trouble,
Many bartenders In, West Philadelphia
know Dick. When ho attempted to tell
them eomo of his stock stories which pave9
the way for a freo drink they felt flatter
thnn ever, And Dick fell himself out of
several crystal palaces and landed In var
ious attitudes on the sidewalk.
He was wandering along Haverford ave
nue In disgust Then lie thought It would
be n good time to try a raid on domestlo
fa&i
refrigerators. He went to the rear of sev
eral houses near 63d street. Looking In a
kitchen ho saw a pretty girl taking bottles
of beer out of a box and hiding them In a
clothes basket. She also put ono or two
In a corner nnd covered them with a broom.
Dick's thirst Increased rapidly. He ap
proached the kitchen door cautiously Intend-
f
TWTTInfflT yffi,M
ing to kidnap ft few xi til tattto hlrria
whert tho girl aw htm. She. crramt
Just ones.
blck ran nnd collided with n top en
Havef ford avenuef. He wa brought oeror
Magistrate Harris.
The thirsty prisoner declarer! that hU
thirst reached a stag which was beyond
all bounds. Tho Judge reminded him that
water was ns plentiful as ever.
"The doctor told me," said Dick, '"that
water would never agree with me. 1 ifot
a delicate constitution. Now beer Is
vegetable product and when I use It gently
It gives me lots of punch and go, but now
I'm all In."
"You'ro Just right," said the Judge.
"You're all In for Just 30 days nnd yot
can haVe some light exercise nt Holmes
burg which will put you In proper human
shape when you come out"
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