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The accused was remanded in custody.
Tram Car Fraud, gave her tonics and blood-mixtures, but these did not help her. A doctor said the trouble was Anemia.
The girl's face was as white as a sheet, and she did not appear to have an ounce of blood in her body.
Woo Tien-han was fined $16 with' the alternative of fourteen days' prisonment for riding on a tram car without a ticket. It appeared that the accused obtained free rides by "On the advice of a friend I got supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Many. After she had taken a few bottles the colour came back to her telling the conductor that he was checks, Then her appetite became keen, employed by the Municipal Council] and she had no discomfort after meals. and had a pass. On the last occa- Before long Dr. Willias' Pink Pills
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