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The Washington times., 1903-04-25
FOR APRIL 26.

prophesied bonds and Affections" but
ne steeied himself to detach gently his
robe from the loving hands that would
fatn have~held him by it
Like the knight in Durer's wonderful
etching, he rode on with his eye fixed on
his goal, and PARKWAY look on his face.
unheeding of the hindrances that would
stay his progress. and of the threaten
ing faces that beset his path, We may
learn from him that to dare greatly for
/ Christ is the true heroism. and that tC
. follow our convictions of duty in spite
of loving hands that would hold US back
and even in spite of clear certainties
that We are marching straight into the
eye Of hurricane, is the only course
worthy of those who would live for the
Lord that died for them. Luther. the
hero of the Reformation had this same
spirit when being warned not TO go to
the Diet of Worms, he made the memoir
able answer: Even should there be as
many devils in Worms as tiles on the
housetops. still | would enter it" So
again, when MS friends said. They
Will burn you as they did John Huss, -"
he replied: Though they should kindIe o
fire all the way from Worms to Witen-
burg, the flames Of which reached to
heaven, I would walk through it in the
name of the Lord Jesus" Under the
Z
teTmined at least by ourselves No Ona
can determine it for Us, nor should any
one deter us from it Let all take heed
how they attempt to diSsuade others
from the performance OF what they con-
scientiOus1y believe 10 be the will Of
God for them. Many life has been
ruined by such meddling.
PauI's reasons for going to Jerusalem
al this time were probably. That pro-
videntiaIIy his Iabors were ended in the
Greek world 2. That. before he began
work in some new field. for instance in
Spain or Italy, 1t was proper that he
should testify for the Lord Jesus once
more in Jerusalem, where he was re-
garded as d traitor by his Jewish
brethren, and where he was regarded as
an EXTREMIST and q radical by many Of
his Christian brethren, on account of
his reception of Gentiles into the Chris
tian church, simply upon a profess
sion of faith In Christ. He would make
one last attempt to justify his course
in the sight of both parties II he could
win the Jews for Christ he would do d
great act for the kingdom of God. II he
could heal the growing schism between
the Jewish Christians and the Gentle
Christians he would do another great
deed for the kingdom of God So with
love for his Jewish brethren and with
reverence for Jerusalem and all that it
typifed, and with respect and sympathy
for the ideals of his Christian brethren
at Jerusalem, and bearing a large con
tribution from the Gentle churches in
Greece for the poor among the latter
he evidently thought that ii was the
will Of God that he should 90 to Jeru-
salem, although the Holy Spirit showed
him and many others that pain and peril
awaited him there. It was his fifth jour
ney thither since his conversion. Twenty
years before, In the joy OF his new con-
ception OF Jesus Christ, he had gone
there to establish friendly relations with
the leaders of the church. Thirteen
years before, he, with Barnabas, had
carried thither the gifts Of the Chris
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the pastor. The evening service VIII
be attended by the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows 10 celebrate the eighty
fourth anniversary OF the order
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast the
Rev J. Edwin amos, pastor-Preaching
a II a. m and 8 p. IN. by the pastor
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh,
between G and I Streets southeast, the
Rev A. II. Thompson, notwithstanding
at II a m and 7:30 p. N.
Union Church. the Rev S Reese Muir
rag, d. D.. pastor-Services II a. NJ,
The Open Door OF Opportunity" and
7:30 P. m, Watching with Christ
Asbury Church, Eleventh and K
Streets northwest. the Rev. NJ. W Clair,
Phi. D.. pastor-f1 a. M. sermon by The
pastor; 1880 p. m, song service by the
choir, Prof. J, Henry Lewis. director.
Hamlfne. corner Ninth and p Streets
nOrthwest-11 d N. and 1880 D. m,
preaching by the pastor, Dr. Lucien
Clark
Marvin Church South, corner Tenth
and B Streets southwest, the Rev. ".
L Dolly, pastor-1l a. m and D. ~,
sermons by the pastor; 3 p N, Junior
Epworth League; 7:I5 p. m. Senior Ep-
worth League.
Trinity Church. corner c and Fifth
Streets southeast, Dr. J. c. Nicholson,
pastoT-Preaching by the pastor at Il a
m and 1870 p. N.
McKendree Church, 915-919 Massa
chusetts Avenue northwest, the Rev.
Edward L. Hubbard, pastor-Preaching
at II a. u. and 7:30 p. m. by the pas
tor.
Waugh Church, Third and A Streets
northeast, the Rev G. Z. Maydwell, pas
tor-Sermons II a. m and 80 p. m.
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pastor-Services II a N. and 730 p. n
by the Rev. William c. Alexander, D. D.
Beginning with May, the Sunday even
ing service will begin at p. N.
Church of the Covenant, Connecticut
Avenue. \ and Eighteenth Streets-The
Rev. Teunis S. Hamlin, D. D., pastor,
viii officiate at II a. NJ and al p. N.
First Church, John Marshall Place
northwest. Donald c. Macleod. D. D.,
pastor-If q. N. and 7;30 P. m, preach
ing by the pastor.
Westminster Memorial Church. Sew
enth Street, near E Street. southwest,
the Rev. William J. Hutchinson. Phi. D..
pastoT-Seryices II d. N. and 7.45 p. II.
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest
The Rev Asa S. Fiske, D, D., pastor,
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ST. MARYS.

The Rev Father Currier continues to
improve in health
The Rev Father Trinkhaus has been
appointed by his eminence, Cardinal Glib
bons. assistant pastor of St Mary's.
He is expected to arrive on May and
assume the duties OF his new post
The Rev Father Mute is now assist
ing Father Currier temporarily.
Tomorrow the choir will sing Haydn
Third QmperiaD Mass, with Rossini' 5
"Gratias" trio for alto. tenor and bari
tone, for CffertOry. The tenor sOloist
tomorrow will be A S FennelI. for 50
many years at St. Mary's. the others OF
the quartet being Miss Mabel Latimer,
Miss Maggie Eichhorn and Frank Reb-
stock; organist. Dr. GIoetzneT.
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ST. STEPHENS.

The Rev. Father Caughy Will sing the
high mass tomorrow morning and the
the Rev Father Smyth viii preach the
sermon. full choir will sing Gounod's
Mass of St Cecilia.
Ladies Auxiliary No. 1. Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, will approach the holy
table IN a body at the O'Clock mass
next Sunday.
The Rev. Father Smyth viii make q
short discourse at the meeting Of the
Young Ladies' Sodalitv next Wednesday
a. so D. N.
The members of the Christ Child So
ciety. under the direction OF Miss Mary
Merrick, with headquarters on X Street
near the church. are doing much good
work
The minstrel show given by boys of
the parish under the direction Of Mr.
Thomas Trodden at National Rifles
Hall was pronounced and highly cred
liable success.
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The gospel for the second Sunday after
Easter is from st. John x:11-1G; AT
that time Jesus said to the Pharisees:
I am the Good Shepherd. The good sheI-
herd giveth his life for his sheep. Bot
the hireling and he that is not he shep-
herd whose own the sheep are not
seeth the wolf coming and leaving the
sheep and fieth and the wolf catcheth
and scattereth the sheep: and the hire
ling flieth, because he is hireling. and
he hath no care for the sheep. I am the
Good Shepherd; and I know mine and
mine know me. AS the Father knoweth
me and I know the Father and l lay
down my life for my sheep. And other
sheep l have, that are not of this fold
them also must l bring, and they shall
hear nv voice, and there shall be one
fold and one Shepherd"
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fession." "VioIets,'' and Believe Me II
All Those Endearing Young Charms. -
and Annie Laurie" were rendered dur
ing the services. The "Kyrie " "Sanctus,
and. Benedictus were from Gounod's
"Messe SolenneIle." St. Cecilia; 'Agnus
Del" Gloria. at the offertoTy; Hearts
and Flowers for organ and violin.
The Rev F. 4. SchwallenbeFg, former
assistant pastor of this church. has re-
ceived an appointment as pastor OF St.
Mary's Church. Upper Marlboro. Nd
The Rev. Father Bart has not yet had
an assistant appointed to take the place
of the Rev Father SchwalIenberg-
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THE EDWORTH LEAGUE

union TO take the form of missionary
rally. It viii be held at Calvary Bap-
list Church on Monday evening. May J..
The principal speaker will be MIR.
Charles V Vickrey, of New York. who
is secretary of the conference commit
tee Of the Young Peoples Missionary
Movement. Mr.. Vickrey is remembered
by Washington EndeaYoTers as one Of
the Yale Missionary Band, who conduct
ed a series OF stirring meetings in this
city a few years ago.
An elaborate production of Longfel-
lows 'CourtshiP of Miles Standish" is
to be given the night of May ! at The
First Congregational Church by the
Christian EndeavoT Society About six
ty-five photographs from the original
tableaux will be thrown upon the screen
during the reading OF the poem by Major
John Tweedale Dr. J. ". BischOf has
arranged beautiful musical setting for
the poem and viii play throughout the
evening Previous to the reading, DR.
Newman, pastor OF the church. viii
give a short address on the poet ana
the poem
John ". Crawford will have charge Of
the devotional service at Gorsuch Chap
ter Sunday evening. Mr.. GustafsOn con-
Quoted the meeting last Sunday.
The program for the exercises attend
ing the anniversary of the EpWOTth
League which viii be celebrated by all
chapters Of the Epworth League in ex-
istence. on May II, has been arranged
by the general officers Of the league. and
the District president is DESTROYS that
this program be adopted by each chap
ter in Washington district Each presi-
dent Of a chapter in Washington has
been the recipient of this program from
the central office at Chicago, Ill.
a complimentary lecture under the
auspices Of EldbrOoke Epworth League
viii be given by c. Nj Smith at that
church on Friday evening. May /. The
subject Of the lecture Will be "Trip and
Experiences IN South America.
Frank T Israel, the District president,
will conduct the devotional service at
Lynn Chapter on Sunday evening, May ,.
The president of the District League
has planned to visit Virginia OIL
May 10, and upon this occasion he will
visit the various Epworth League chap
tiers on the GarrisOHyille circuit
c. J. Green conducted the devotional
service at Wesley Church last Sunday
The theme and references for the devo-
tional meeting on Sunday evening, Is
as follows Missionary meeting Mis-
sions to Foreigners IN Our Own Land. -
Jonah III: 1-10; Matt. XIV: $3.50.
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ST. PAuES-

On Tuesday afternoon at 4;30 o'clock
the Rev. William OBJ. PaTdow. s J.. de-
iiyered a sermon TO the Christ Child
Society. explaining the object of the
good work done, the spiritual adv IN
tages 10 the members. the benefits 10
those for whom they labor. and the
glory given 10 God. Benediction OF the
blessed sacrament followed the sermon.
The funeral Of Patrick Flynn took
place on Wednesday at ? p N,
The regular sodality meeting took
place on Wednesday evening, and the
Sacred Heart devotIons last evening.
Julian Hill, of Richmond and Miss
Lucy de Lancey Kearny. daughter os
Gen. and Mrs John Watts Kearny. were
married al high noon on Wednesday
by Father Mackin. II was a home we'd
ding.
Tomorrow the forty hours devotion
will begin at the high mass. On Monday
and Tuesday the masses will be at Z
and 8 O'Clock.
Next Friday, the 1st OF May. the usual
deyotiOns IN honor Of the Sacred Heart,
and the May deyotions viii take place
at 7.50 IN the evening.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Metropolitan, Fourth and b Streets
southeast. the Rev. C. y. Luee0ek. D. D.
pastor Preaching Il a. u. and p. M
evening chorus choir, Jasper Dean Nc
Fail, director Subject of the pastors
morning sermon, The Goal Of the Cos
pei" Evening sermon by J. H Nc
Conkey.
Eastern Church, Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast, the Rev.
Thomas Chalmers Eagton. D. D.. pastor
k-PFeaching with ordination of elders
md deacons at II a. n: preaching at
P7:45 P. N.
Assem5Iy's. Fifth and I Streets north
weSt-Preachtng at II a. n. and 7:45 p
N. by the Rev. George p. Wilson, D. D.
pastor.
Western Church, II Street. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
west, the Rev. GeThart A. Wilson. D. D.,
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ST. AUGUSTINE,S.

Tomorrow will be communion Sunday
for the children of the parish. A large
class viii make its first communion at
the o'clock mass.
There will be a reception of new mem
bers into the Sodality of the Blessed
Virgin. Sunday night, May g. On this
occasion the Rev. Father Mccarthy, Of
St Aloysius Church. will preach
Friday viii be the frst~Friday of the
month The usual devotions in honor Of
the Sacred Heart will take place
Solemn exposition Of the blessed sac
rament viii begin at 4:30 D. m.
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will preach at II a m and 1880 p. N.
Music by quartet choir.
Second Church, Southern Assembly. in
parlors at Pas Street northwest
Preaching at II a. N. by the Rev. B. F
BedingeT: special praise service at s p.
m; Sabbath school at 10 a M
Gurley Memorial. Florida Avenue. be
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west, the Rev. J. Russell Yerbrycke,
pastor-Morning service. Il o'clock;
evening service, o'clock,
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ST. PETERS.

The Most Rev. Mgr. FaIconio was
present with Mgr. Marchetu at a most
beautiful and impressive service at St
Peters Church on last Sunday evening,
the occasion being the celebration of
The anniversary of the Holy Name So
ciety of this parish. Holy Name So
cieties from other churches had been In
vited AID their representatives in
creased the congregation 10 very large
proportions The Rev. Father Mccarthy
preached the sermon. The Rev. Father
O'Brien received a large number OF new
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SOCIETY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

Sunday, April %. 1903. will be a gen
eraI communion day for the society
throughout the world.
The conferences in this city viii at
tend mass IN a body and receive the
holy sacrament at o'clock q. m, at s..
PatTick's Church. A general meeting
will be held In Carroll Hall at 80 p. u.
The Rev. Father Sullivan. Of the Apos-
toIic Mission, Catholic University, viii
address the meeting
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ST DoMINIc,S-

Division No. 4. Ancient Order Of Hi
beruians. and the St Thomas SodaIIty
viii receive holy communion tomorrow
at the 7:30 o'clock mass. large at
tendance is requested.
Owing TO breaking OF ground for the
New Dominican College, a large num-
Der OF priests were guests at st. DOM
inic's Convent last week.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Fifth Congrega tionaI Church, corner
Eighth and ] Streets northeast; pastor
David w gomery-Morning wOT-
ship at IL o'clock; sermon by the pas
tor. subject. Exodus" Evening worship
at 100 The pastor win preach on The
Future Life
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The topic for Christian EndeavOr
prayer meetings tomorrow viii be, An
Evening With Arctic Missions" The
Scripture reference is Job XxXyiii: p. %,
20, 30.
Mr. Way, q former president Of the
Philadelphia Christian Endeavor Union,
and Mrs Way were visitors at the
prayer meeting OF the Christian En-
deavor Society OF Calvary Baptist Church
last Tuesday night
Herman c. Metcaif, recording secre-
tary of the District Union, visited the
prayer meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Fourth Presby-
terrain Church on Sunday evening. This
society has increased its membership
one-fourth since the first Of the year,
and the new members have proved them
selves TO be active workers.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of GurIey Memorial Presbyterian
Church has recently been TeOTganized
and is now in charge Of the junior COM
mittee of the young peoples society, OF
which Miss Catherine Roeben is chair
man.
The leaders alliance OF the Christian
Endeavor Society OF Calvary Baptist
Church held very interesting meeting
on Monday night at the home Of Miss
Hoskins, 1884 First Street northwest.
This alliance Is made up Of persons who
have been chosen as leaders Of the
prayer meetings for some time in ad
vance. Plans were discussed Tor making
future meetings interesting and profit
able.
The regular monthly business meeting
of the I. ?. S. c. E. Of Gunton Temple,
was held on Tuesday evening, at the
home of Miss Hosier, 1904 s Street. The
officers and committee chair
men were elected to serve during the
coming year: President, Alfred r. ClaN-
ton; vice president, George L. Chand-
Ter: corresponding secretary, Miss Juliet
L. WINFIELD; recording secretary, Miss
Mary Guliland. treasurer. Chaunccy
Pugh: union delegate, Miss Daisy J.
LOOMS; lookout committee chairman,
Miss Elizabeth Dyer; prayer meeting
committee chairman, Miss Matte
Adams; social committee chairman,
George r. HamIin.
President Owen p. Kellar, of the Dis
tTict Union. led the meeting OF the
Christian EndeaYor Society OF TakOIIa
Park Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening. This church has no junior So
ciety. but has junior members attached
TO the young peoples society. These
juniors are organized into a sunshine
committee" under Miss Nettie Whit
meF.
The officers OF the District Union are
arranging for the next meeting Of the
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ST. TOSEPHS.

The feast of the patronage of st.
Joseph. which is the patronal festival
OF this church and parish. viii be cele-
brated on the third Sunday after Eas-
ter. the first Sunday of May. There VIII
be special services and the altar will
be adorned by ladies' Of the parish.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT.

Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Pro
testant Church, corner First Street
northwest, the Rev. J. NJ. Gill, pastor
Preaching at II a. m and p m,
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direction of the Rev. Father HAM. s J..
took part in the ceremonies at the lay
ing Of the cornerstone Of the mission
house o. the pauiist fathers
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UNITARIAN.

All Souls Church. Fourteenth Street,
corner of l. Street northwest. the Rev
Ulysses G. 3. Pierce, minister-10 a. m,
unity study class. II a. m. morning
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
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members into the Holy Name Society.
After the service there was a recep-
tion in the rectory in honor OF Mgr. Fal-
COMO.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

Mount Vernon Place Church, south
corner Ninth and X Streets northwest.
the Rev. Forrest ]. Prettyman. pastor
Preaching at II a. II. and 1880 p. N. by
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Ube international SUNDAY School lesson
PAUL's JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM.
By the Rev. JOHN y. LYLE.

PAUL's JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM.
Acts xxj:3-12-
By the Rev JOHN y. LYLE.
Travels should not be idly made
Paul's journey was fraught with 2 great pur-
pose and adorned with beautiful ministries.
Duty is paramount to death.
Difficulties should stimulate the true hero.
Affections test convictions
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c. J. Green conducted the devotional
service at Wesley Church last Sunday
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The president OF the District League
has planned to visit Virginia oil
Nav 10. and upon this occasion he viii
visit the various Epworth League chap
tiers Oh the GarrisOnvIlIe circuit.
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The theme and references for the devo-
tionaI meeting on Sunday evening, Is
as follows: Missionary meeting
sions TO Foreigners In Our Own Land.
Jonah iii: ITO; Matt. ky: 1910.
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Continued on Fourth Page.)
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The topic for Christian Endeavor
prayer meetings tomorrow viii be, An
Evening With Arctic Missions" The
Scripture reference is Job xxxviii p. %.
%, 90.
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Frank T Israel, the District president,
will conduct the devotional service at
Lynn Chapter on Sunday evening, May ,.
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complimentary lecture under the
auspices Of Eldbrooke Epworth League
viii be given by c NJ Smith at that
church on Friday evening. May l. The
subject Of the lecture Will be "Trip and
Experiences IN South America.
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Travels should not be idly made.
The Supremacy of Duty.

Affections test convictions.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-01-20

Too many second-clats politicians
are drawing first-class salaries.
Hattiesburg daily progress. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 18??-1909, 1903-01-20
DIV. LONGING
| ON The STAND
Noted Phil A. Rush
ENLIGHTENMENT Case.
CIRCUIT COURT TODAY
b For Over ali Hour Stood Fire
of Cross Examination.
|IRELY NEW LINE OF DEFENSE
J Show That Money Has Hereto
Re Been Loaned From Treasury.
CIRCUIT COURT TODAY
IRELY NEW LINE OF DEFENSE
,ial to the Daily Progress.

eial to the Daily Progress.
kckson, Jan. 20. Governor Lon
was again placed upon the stand
n the Phil A. Rush embezzlement
! was resumed in the Kinds county
hit court this morning. A por-
| of his evidence was submitted
evening, and for over an hour
n he stood the fire of cromss-ques-
) by the attorneys for the defense,
ers. Mayes and Miller, regarding
|ous features of the treasury short
and the suspension Of ex-Treasurer
wers.
i new line of defense is being al
ed in the trial at this term, the
rt being to show that money has
herto been loaned from the treas
and the defednant's counsel are
ting a stubborn fight and interpos-
numerous exceptions to various
lures of the evidence.
|uditor Cole and ex-Cashier Raj
gave their testimony today, their
ements being substantially the
|e as those made at the trial last
b. 1t is expected that the case
be concluded before Thursday
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Dissolution of Partnership.

' mutual consent h- tirm of K
| e. Dorr has this day been Dissolve
d. A. Dorr Withdrawing from tn
n the business hereafter will he
Quoted by Mr. j. L. Roberts (undri
name of the j. l.. Roberts Music
nse) who has assumed all liabilities
will collect all of debts the firm OF
berts & Dorr,
J. L. ROBERTS.
.1u-5t n. A. ORR.
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aocolates Laxative QniniDe. Easily -sken a
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