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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
ATTEMPT TO BURN Family FAILS
DASTARDLY CRIMt "a, ur f''',', ,.,. )es
Home Of Monroe Palmer in South Fourth Street Firad Al An
Early Hour This Morning Family Escaped From
Burning Building Officers Investigating

A dastardly attempt to cremate Mon.
roe Palmer, foreman of the Harras
slaughter house. his wife and two chill
dren, in their little home at the end
of South Fourth street, came very near
being successful this morning. About
2 o'clock Mr.. Palmer was awakened by
dense clouds of smoke to find his little
house enveloped in flames and all
means of egress by doors shut off.
Grasping a heavy chair he broke out
window and with difficulty aroused
his wife and babies and forced them
through the opening he had made. The
fire was burning with such fierceness
that neither Mr. Palmer nor his wife
had time to even secure their clothes.
The house which belonged to Gus
Harras was entirely destroyed togeth-
er with $400 worth of furniture belong
ing to Mr.. Palmer. There was no in
surance on either the house or fur
niture.
House Was Fired
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29

Secretary Still Gaining Siren 9Th.
NEWBURY, N. H., June 29.-Secre-
tary Hay slept well last night. He
was considerably stronger today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-06-29
House Was Fired.

Il am confident that a deliberate at
tempt was made to burn myself and
family Mr.. Palmer declared this af-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
covinoton Not Guilty.

Little Rock. Ark, Special.-A ver-
dict Of not guilty was returned by the
jury in the trial of State Senator a.
W Covington on a charge of accept
ing a bride Of $4,000 on the bin appro-
priating 100000 for the completion OF
the new state capitol. The jury had
been ont since Saturday night at ll.So
O'Clock. After the verdict was an
nounced the prosecution entered
nolle prose qui in the remaining
charge against Senator Covington q
accepting a bribe OF 500 AID gold
watch for his vote on the district court
bill
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
Fatal Wreck at spartanburs.

Charleston. s. c., Special.-A spe-
cial from Spartanburg says that
serious wreck occurred at the Brawley
street crossing, on the Southern Rail-
way at l a IN. Through freight No.
81. running in two sections. came To-
gether while in the city Of Spartan
burg near the crossing, and dozen
freight cars, laden with coal, and one
engine were badly damaged. SheT-
man Justice and a second member ot
the crew OF train No. 81 are dead, and
Engineer Whitmire is seriously IN
iured Another colored trainman was
also hurt The accident was caused
by failure of brakes on section No
Q The track was soon cleared and
traffic resumed.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
No srort 70 Capture Insurgents.

St Petersburg. BY Cabie.-The un-
precedented spectacle OF a powerful
modern battleship cruising around In
the Black Sea IN the hands OF crew
who, under the rules Of international
law. cannot be regarded as other than
pirates. and Of the admiral in com
mand OF the rest OF the Euxine neet
frankly confessing his inability TO cope
with the situation, and ordering the
fire Of his warships 10 be drawn, mas
stupefed the Russian Admiralty.
The whereabouts OF the errant bat
tleship Kniaz Potemkine Is unknown
here; no plans for capturing her nave
been made. and the policy OF non-lnter-
ference seems 10 be at present IN
vogue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
FUNERAL OF Mr.. HAY
Simple But Impressive Ceremony
Marked the Burial Ct the Ceao
Statesman.

Simple But Impressive Ceremony
Marked the Burial ot the ceao
Statesman.
Cleveland. Ohio. Spccisl.-The fun
eral OF Secretary Hay took place here
on Wednesday. The body OF the dead
statesman did not lie in state. owing
TO the express wish Of Mrs. Hay and
the family. The ceremonies we're i'm
pressive. but simple. The President
and party were in attendance. as also
a large outpouring Of citizens.
A Proclamation by the President.
Oyster Bay. L. l.. Special.-President
Roosevelt has prepared the formal
proclamation announcing the death o.
John Hay. Secretary OF State. as soi-
lows;
a proclamation by the President OF
the United States:
John Hay. Secretary OF state of the
United States. died July I. His death.
a crushing sorrow TO his friends. IS 20
the President 90 this country nat
ional bereavement. and in addition =
is a serious loss Go mankind. for go
in the effort TO better world conditions
10y striving TO advance the cause OF
international peace and Justice.
He entered the public service as
the trusted and intimate companion
of Abraham Lincoln. and for we'll
night forty years he served his country
with loyal devotion and high ability
I'm many positions CO honor and trust,
/ aud finally he crowned his life work
I hy serving as Secretary of state with
such farsichtedness OF the future and
/ such loyalty 90 lofty ideas. as 90 con
+ fer lasting benefits not only upon our
own country. but upon all tho nations
+ % the earth AS a suitable expression
of national mourning 7 direct that the
T diplomatic representatives OF tho
+ United states ira all foreign countue.
display the flags over ,hc.r emnas-
sizes and locations ar holf-mast for ter
DAYS. that for n like period tho iiae
of the United States he displayed al
half-mast az an forts and military
posts and 90 all naval stations anl
ON am vessels of tho United States
I further order that ON the day o
The funeral. the Executive Department
I'm citv OF Wash iugton be closed. an'
that ON an the public building
throughout the United states the nat
ional flag be displayed at half-m2st
Done 90 the city of Washington
this third day OF july. a. ID. 1903. am
OF the independence of the Unite
States. tine one hundred ana twenty
ninth.
"THEODROE ROOSEN EFT.
"By the President. Herbt n. Pric.
Acting Secretary az state.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
sons Of Veterans elect Officers.

Birmingham. Ala, Special-At the
seventeenth annual convention of Ala
bama and Tennessee United Sons OF
Confederate Veterans. held here July
4tb the following officers we're elected:
Commander. w. =. Saunders. Knox
Vile. Tenn: vice commander, Frank
Felix's. birmingham: deputy vice com
mander. Charles A. Brake. Birmng-
ham. secretary. NJ ID. Friedman, Bir-
mingham: treasurer, Valentine Glib
Jr.. Birmingham.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
A Revolutionary Plot.

ST. Petersburg. BY Cable.-Reports
received by the Ministry of the Interior
give an entirely different version o. the
origin OF the Kniaz POtemkine mutiny,
which is attributed 20 deliberate plot
organized by twenty sailors belonging
10 the revolutionary organization.
These reports placed the number OF
killed during the rioting on shore at
800 and the wounded at twice that
number. Gossip says there has been q
mutiny on board the battleship Tehes-
me at SeabastopOl.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

rived at this village from Washington
wearied with the cares Of state and
anticipating a "long summers rest.
The same launch in which Mr.. Hay
made the short trip from Newberry
10 The landing az The Felis' convey
Cd relatives az Mrs. Hay 90 the cot
tage. where they brought sympathy
and help 10 the stricken woman and
her only son.
The only members OF the Secretary S
family al "Tne Felis' when the end
came were Mrs. Hay and Clarence
Hav. Mrs. james a. Wadsworth, Of
Geneseo. y. Y. q daughter, has been
III recen - i.Sd not been a. Lake
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

Secretary lapsed into unconsci-
business and seemed 10 fall asleep at
last.
The CONSERVATION Of the household
was complete and 10 remained for DR..
Scudder 10 assume charge Of affairs.
After two hours the physician was
driven 20 the village. where half a
dozen kilograms We're dispatched The
FIRST went TO President Roosevelt. at
OYSTER Bay. The second was address
cd 20 the state Department al Wash
lneton. The others were sent 10
friends Of the family. Or. Scudder re
turned 70 THE FellE.'
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
ITO the President
OF For the Funeral.

Newbury. y. II. speciai.-A special
train bearing the body Of Secretary OF
state John Hay left Newbury sunday
Tor Cleveland, O.. where the interment
viii take place.
The funeral party consisted OF Mrs.
Hay. the widow: Clarence nay; Dr.
Charles l.. Scudder, OF Boston, who at
tended Secretary Hay during his last
illness. Mr. and Mrs. samuel Mather,
Of Cleveland, the latter sister OF Mrs.
Hay. and s. A. Raymond, also a reia-
tive Of Nfs. Hay.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
Martial Law Extended.

st. Petersburg, BY Cable.-Martiaf
law has been proclaimed in the gov
eminent OF Sebastopol. Nicholaien and
Erivan. An imperial decree confers on
the viceroy OF the Caucasus the rights
OF a military commander with special
powers. The same powers are bestowed
on the commander of the Black Sea
feet so far as the districts OF Seabas-
topol and Nicholaieff are concerned.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
police ousted For Grating.

New Orleans. Special.-After an in
vestigation which disclosed wide
spread grating by police department,
Inspector Whitaker dismissed Cap
tain John Cooper from the force
Witnesses testified that gambling
houses. handbook rooms. fake auction
shops and other places paid tribute
TO the police. and there was speclhc
testimony against Cooper Patroiman
KERN was also dismissed by the in
spector for alleged grating.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
100 Escape.

Llbau. By Cable.-A hundred mu-
tinecrs who refused 20 surrender with
their comrades escaped 20 the forests
where they are still at large. The party
attacked and robbed an old man ia me
suburbs. During the mutiny three men
were killed and six were wounded. All
SIS quiet at the commercial port. which
Is situated a short distance from the
war spot The reports that navigation
is interrupted here are untrue.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

Newbury. y. H. Spccial-SecrCtary
OF State John Hay died at 1926 sat
rrday morning. The signs immediate
~ proceeding his death were those OF
pulmonary cmbolism. Mr. Hay
condition during all q Friday had
been entirely satisfactory
The bulletin of Secretary HAY g
death was signed by Charles LScuj-
der. NJ. D.. and Fred T. Murphy. NJ. ID.
Ncwbu-y. y. H. Specialize body
Of Secretary OF state. John Hay. whose
unexpected deaf early Saturday has
caused sorrow throughout the land
and evoked expression ~ sympathy
and regret the world over. lies in a
room Of The Fells," the quaint gam
brcl-roofed mansion which for IA
years had been the summer home of
the Hay family.
Just one week ago the Secretary ar
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

Mexico City. Specialize news has
been received directly from Guaaajuto
regarding n great food in that mining
city. now the important seat OF sctiv-
ity by several large American and
British companies The wires were
down am day sunday and the roads
were impossible Two reports are
current: ono says 900 were killed.
another says at least 100 were drown
ed.
Late tidings are that Cuanajuto Is
completely flooded and water is already
invading the higher parts OF the town,
while there is fear that "Laolla' dam
may give way. which would mean
complete and general ruin.
The city is built in a great gorge in
she mountains and the streets ramble
up the mountain side in picturesque
fashion.
A storm began furiously on the
night OF June goth. and after midnight
no one Of the Inhabitants dared 20 20
90 bed so tremendous were the fury
Z OF the elements. The water rose in the.
/ lower or business streets flooding shops
and damaging thousands of dollars
worth OF merchandise. The lower
/ streets became lower torrents as the
waters poured in rivers down the up-
/ per streets Doors were smashed IN by
the force OF the water. and windows
were no protection against the furious
Good
PROPERTY. LOSS IMMENSE.
-rio o,,tbori+ios ,,.,-l-,d stron,,ore1,,
-, ,-,. .,,l,,ll .,oe,9,. go, tl,cir f,o,,ee
-, +t., 80 - 90 .i,o ci+,. TO
- y, ,--5,-l,.,l - ~ s,id ,,-iii Ia IN
,,o,eo
,5,.io,. from, o,,,-or,-o ,ro 20 tho
oeceo+ tI,+ tl,oro r-,s no teroorar l,i :,
.rr,,,,,,,,,i~otiC'-, ,.it6 tbo etricl,en ci+,-
c,,r5a,, Df,bt NIos-orr-ors Who man
o~o5 20 .-ot o,,. 80 no ci+,- ea,- mo
,,.ote- et,,,7e ttroo or r,r, foot 5e.,, i-,
l,c,,s@s or,5 eh0-s IN tbe lover ra~- 30
tbo cit,- and MAJ Donic stricken reo-
~ 49,. ,,.,, 49,. .i,,, .,,r,,,,,toi-,s cav
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
rrus aln in Murder case.

Tampa. Fla. speeial-The grand
Jury Sunday morning brought IN in
dictments charging Irving Hopkins
Wilder as principal. and Samuel II.
Wilder as accessory 10 tie murder OF
Oscar Brannon. After receiving the true
bills. Judge Wall discharged me jurors
and ordered the court 20 take a recess
until next Wednesday morning. Inc
Wlders are out on bail.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

Stockholm, BY Cable.-The Asso-
ciated Press is in a position to state
that an order for the mobilization Of
the Swedish army has been issued and
that a proclamation 10 this effect will
probably be issued within a week. The
mobilization is intended as q means
OF giving added force 20 any proposal
for settlement which the special com
mittee appointed by the Riksdag may
make to the Norwegian Sterling.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
President Announces Peace Commits

President Announces Peace Commis-
sioners.
Oyster Bay. y. So Special.-Onicial
announcements was made by President
Roosevelt az t,c names of the Russian
ana japanese CuVoys 90 the Washine-
ton peace conference. Tho character ana
ability of the men selected Dog both ocl-
Necrcuts is an earnest of the desire o-
their respective government 90 cone
clufc. n possible. the tragedy enacted
In the far East The rlenipot nuari,s
are.
Russian Ambassador NuraNict FOR
mcfly Minister oC Justice and now om-
lassador 90 Italy. and Baron kosen.
recently appointed ass amnas salor 90
the United States 90 succeed Count
Carsini
japanese Baron Komura. Minister
Forcirn Ana.rs. and kogoro Iok2nl- q
minister to the United States
By direction Of tLe President See
rotary Loeb made the formal an-
nouncemcnt in the following state
mcnt
PRESIDENT $ ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE President announces tnat INC
/ Russian and Japanese governments
F have notified him that they have APP
pointed the pleuipo,cntiarics 20 meeI
here WASHINGTON as soon after tho
frst of August ass possible. The Two
/ Russian plenipotentiaries arc Amoas
sador Muravien formerly Minister o
Justice and now ambassador at Rome
and Ambassador Rosen. The Japanes
rlenipotentiarics arc Baron Komura
now Minister OF Foreign Affairs. an'
Minister Takah.ra
"It Us possible that each side ma.
send one or more additional represen
tltivcs. The plenipotcnuarics on bot
Russia and Japan viii De- entruste
with fun mower 10 negotiate and con
clude "A treaty Of peace subject q
course. TO ratification by tLcir respect
I've home governments
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
B
~ -

II deunccr to the
authority before Il ACKNOWLEDGES
the O communion
by the
share the eSo-
II divorce Is the
medium OF untoeu
Of YET S
to a
have personally Nn On
Of without scandal OF any
public school graduates limited nQu
small percentage Of luxurious
the middle class whose
fan TO OF
buensthese Eir uaSo ~
in lives saa h
marriage oppoTun 70 ~
realize their own oosa
in-oieraoe oonon ~
o. family dignity not less economic ~,
education ioI "0"N
more 4
home where the we
women Sfe
10 hnh aoou
peuditure Of happiness
their profession ana
a ought 70 nave ~
OF VI expenditure hornekeeQinE
need the hour
me
education ia
arbitrary auS
before
authority Of conscience and reason
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
Conductor Killed in Freight Wreck at
Franklinton.

Raleigh, Special.-In a head-on coils
ion OF two freight trains az Frank
linton. on the ScaboaTd Air Lise, Fri
day night, Conductor Hudson. OF Wei
don, was killed. He was in the cab OK
the south-bound, the latter having fail
ed 10 take the siding. The engineer
and freman jumped, but Hudson re-
malned on the cab. Both trains were
badly wrecked.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08

= Mysterious People Ue
Meet
By Robert Hichens.

certain
clo.hes and seldom than they
: ingratatng 70 DC
MI graceful dropping
melancholy 70 gzzew mourniuiy and SIT a.
meat But q al the
think most amue
%t<<<<<zz<EExx out q the mysterious
b ed
wills most
be otn
that
~aTi make sure @
Is wittn earshOt 20
The gaHows wishes 70 avoid t. He wishes
Meet him half way II Is such
slightest mysterious encourage
a. believe him
will and say Clad met
man Ike
often small buther hats are
black night Pale her face
and ,and succeeds surps
u In such an awful
De and for the moment appears TO Be
impressive
Think your friends Are not Of them nys
they called interesting
spurious things in the social World ea
xard mysterious half Of the world az least teked
ness ano the sunshinecso Tribune
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
SECRETARY Of STATE HAY'S DEATH.
Sudden Summons Came to Renowned Diplomat
and Famous Statesman

Sunapee this season. Mrs. PAYNE
whitney. another daughter. IS on her
way 10 Europe.
Nj. Hay died at 1925 o'clock morn
ing. The last moments OF the states
man were peaccable and the END
came almost without struggle.
The suddenness of IL all was stag
gcring. The Secretary Friday had
passcd the most comfortable day since
his illness began. a week ago. lie
was To sit up Friday. The patient
had hidden his wife and physicians
good night AT 10 O'Clock. An hour lat
err he was sleeping quietly. Almost
at the stroke OF u. the Secretary was
seized with a turn. He called fccbly
and a nurse responded. The sick man
was breathing with great difficulty
Or ScuddCr was speedily summoned
and il required but a glance for him
TO determine that the end was but
minutes away. The household was
aroused The wife reached her hus-
band as he was breathing his last
The son. Clarence Hay. hurried into
the sick room. but was too late
PULMONARY EMBOLlSM.
Death was caused by pulmonary en-
bolism. according 20 DR.. Scudder. The
patient Cid not suffer greatly In his
last moments Aside from great diff
Guilty in breathing. there was no strug-
gle. Stimulants were Ineffective. The
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
DEATH WAS ENTIRELY UNEXPECTED

The Secretary Of State Had Passed
the Most Comfortable Day Of His
Weeks Illness and S'umbered Quiet
" Up 20 MIcnisht. When His Fee
bic Summons Brought Nurse and
Doctor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
1000 ARE DROWNED
Report Of FrightfuI Loss Of Life in
Mexican Mining Town
CORPSES FLOAT IN EVERY STREET

Guanjuato, Built in Great Gorge i'm
the Mountains, Us Partly Submerged
and the Breaking of a Dam Above
the City Would Mean Utter Ruin
One Report Says at Least 100 Were
Drowned and a Later One Plse;s
the Dead at 1000.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
KIM Eaward Sends Message.

Oyster Bay, L. J.. Special.-The first
cablegram received by the President
from a foreign ruler regarding Mr..
Hays death came from King Edward.
as follows.
London, July /.
ITO the President:
Il beg 10 offer the expressions OF my
deepest sympathy on the occasion OF
the death OF your distinguished Secfe-
tary Of State. Mr. Hay, whom ] had
the pleasure Of seeing very recently.
his loss TO the great country over
which you preside will be a national
one. EDWARD IL
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
CS-S OWL
Education of W0n1en
Not the Cause of More Frequent
Divorces, but the Occasion 3


dispute crisis family life exists and the create
education said TO be its cause ShAi We "o'
The still deeper Is
unending between authority and au'on0uN'
The present TO be merely the chao o
transition: corresponds the stage OF anarchy oN
government pass from absolute non@onS
exnccracy-or TO agnosuosm by which relison ersSN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
,--4c-s-SS -S--It~--ss
Real Romance of
american History
By Orfson JDett Garden

HERE s. nothing fascinating in American history as
the romance az achievement under olculte=the story
O. who have brought great things 20
pass COZ their start their obscure beginnings ana
t-ruhar- ends their struggles waitnes and
woe obstacles the final NcioIla
the stories ~ men who have seized common ste
uaon and made great ~ those Ut average ability
VINO have succeeded ID. lnt q iudCmahe vi and lnleN
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-07-08
|. x

Ne purpoz
what eander sight made irresistible
led
ready face
strength ~ manhood and 'so OF
destiny VIE dominated 10y a
year
vacator and the
difference
steam 70 drive the
q below the boiling point
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01

| presume 1t is not a bad picture. in
which you can see yourself as others
see you
NO doubt the presumption is right.
That is just the fault | fin with il.
have explained that portrait a great
many times. 1t is such a distress to
me when ! see il, that / always put
down my work and explain it. | have
explained it to this Lansing gentle
man in a dictated letter last night.
and if you would do me the kindness
TO print that letter, maybe | shan't
nave to explain again for a month"
CTwain handed over a letter ad-
dressed to Samuel II. Row. of Lam
sing. Mich, who in a recent communi-
cation recalled to the humorist how
when you were young and handsome
mad the pleasure of introducing you
to Lansing audience" Mr.. Row re-
called that during the lecture Twain
was sweating blood" because Ian
sing didn't tumble TO his humor, and
Row began to clap his hands. stamp
his feet and cheer. The audience reii
in line. At the hotel that night Row
reminded Twain that he had said:
Mr. Row, you saved me.")
Dear Mr. Row:
That alleged portrait has a private
history. Sarony was as much of an
enthusiast about wild animals as he
was about photography; and when
Dr. Du Chaillu brought the first gor-
lila To this country in 1919 he came to
me in fever of excitement and asked
me if my father was of record and au-
thentic. ! said he was. Then Sarony.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-12-01
A DANGEROUS MISTAKE.
Albuquerque Mothers Should Not Ne
aleet Kidney Weakness in
ChitdrRn


Most children have weak kidneys.
The earliest warning is bed wet
ting.
Later comes backache, headache,
languor.
'Tis a mistake to neglect these trou-
bles.
To blame the child for its own dis,
tress.
Seek to cure the kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid.
neys.
]. A. Skinner dealer in staple and
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whose control over the kidney secre-
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at a city drug store, and the treat
ment, according to directions for chill.
dren, was commenced. In addition to
the limited control there was consid-
cradle backache, the complications
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kidneys were either weakened or ov-
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Kidney Pills so strengthened the kid.
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Remember the name-Doan sand
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