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New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10288, 24 May 1919, Page 8

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THE TOETT7EES OF TOOTHACHE. Some people* endure tho tortures of toothache rather than so to the Dentist. Time was when one had good reasons for this procrastination, but not now—if tho Dentist is W. P. Sommerville. All his work is absolutely painless, whether it bo filliofrs, extractions, or rjrowninpr. Moderate fees. Consult "1 Careful Dentist." Molesworth stroet.

The French Chamber will shortly he called on to deal with tho case of 314,000 soldiers "reported missing" during tho war, and many thousands of civilian* who have disappeared without lonvins a. trace. A law already exists by which death can he presumed where. a ntronn probability of death exists, and 68,700 such enses hare been dealt tfith since 1015. In nil other cases whore no news has hepn received for ',H years al"tor the signing of pence, lortvn to presume death will he granted. Machinery will he provided for annulling tho decision if the rnisiiinc: person returns, and enahlinn: him to recover his property if this he feasible. If the husband or wife of a missing person has' remarried the second union will he ronsidered n putative mnrrinore, nnd I 'io children horn of it will l>e lejriiiTr>t". T 'nt npiiTenllv + , »» earlier mnrriajre will stand unlc?s it is dissolved hy the consent of both parties.