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MUST DELIVER LIMA
OR BREAK RELATIONS
MEXICAN PAPER SAYS AN ULTl-
MATUM WILL BE ISSUED TO
ATEMALA-FRoM OFFICIAL
SOURCE.

City of Mexico, May 5.-Today being
national holiday there was no further
meeting Of the cabinet to consider the
Guatemalan affair. The various officials
concerned refused to discuss the question.
Tomorrow morning Eldario will publish
a story to the effect that this government
will issue an ultimatum to Guatemala
giving the choice of extraditing General
Lima and Colonel Bone, charged with
completely in the assassination of General
Barillas, former president of Guatemala,
or facing a severing of diplomatic rela-
lions between the two countries.
The paper contends that the story comes
from a high official source.
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FOR SALE.

$l0,5CO-Large, fine Norwood home.
$G250-Elegant "a st. cor. res.
S25 pr. IT., II ave. corner.
$2500-23 st. near IL ave, rents $3.50.
sl200-6)xli0, 18th ST., opp, fire dept.
$65 pr TT. cor. % ST. and ave.
$5550-Modern, N. p ST. pace, rent 5000,
$9500-Cor ave % St, story res.
S5250-50 tt. 6 ave, % and 90 SITS.
$500O-Lot 3 ave. IA and Is SITS.
S6500-N. side cor. bargain, story.
$5250-25X1i0, ave. % and &c SITS
$45,000-Bus. block. pays we'll
$50 COO ave. store, pays s2400.
$4000-50X140. Ave. b, 10 and Il SITS, mpvd
$S0o0-Iroquois st cor. res, large lot
$10,00-10-room res. Rhodes Circle
sl2 0O-Handsome S. Higlds. res.
sl250-i-r. house, Kingston. " blk. car
$500 Pr Acre--Choice West End tract
r. MCCONNELL G CO.,
Phones $40. 2107 Sd Ave
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Cook Had a Shock.

From the Columbus Dispatch.
In a North Side home the other day q
cat lost one of her nine lives. and the
cook had a shock from which she did
not soon recover. 1t was the cooks after
noon off, and. when she had finished her
work. she turned out the gas in the
kitchen range, and went away leaving the
oven door ajar. When she returned to get
dinner, she closed the door, and started
the fire. As she went on with the prepa-
rations for the meal, she heard the cat
crying. and looked every place but in the
oven to discover the animal. Finally,
when the biscuit had been prepared Tor
the baking she opened the oven door,
and out fell roasted cat.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-05-06
IRISH COUNCIL IS
ONLY HOPE NOW
Augustine BirreII viii Explain
the Bill on 9TH
SECRECY AS TO PROVISIONS
Faced with ImpossibiIity by Getting
Irish Parliament, Redmond Fights
on for at Least semblance
of Home Rule.
SECRECY AS TO PROVISIONS

London, May with the negotiations
prolonged up to the last moment and all
those participating in them bound to
secrecy, little is known as to the provis
ions of the Irish Council bill, the main
proposals of which Augustine Birrell,
chief secretary for Ireland promised to
explain in the house of commons May I.
There has been a keen contest in the
cabinet between the home rulers repre-
scented by Secretary Henry Campbell
Bannerman and Mr.. Birrell, and the anti
home rulers, led by Herbert H. Asquith,
chancellor of the exchequer, and Richard
Burton Haldane, secretary for war, with
the home rulers DESTROYS of giving Ireland
what John Redmond has described as at
least a foundation for self-government
and Messrs. Asquith and Haldane de-
handing that the bill shall not bear any
resemblance to home rule. Mr. Asquith
has gone so far as to say that If the bill
contains anything in letter or spirit in
consistent, or In violation of pledges which
he has made against home rule, he will
resign. and there Is little doubt that he
would be followed by Mr.. Haldane and
probably other members of the cabinet.
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w. r. HAYMAkER A SUICIDE.
Texan Makes Two Attempts-Was to
Be Tried for Shooting a Man.

Kansas City, Mo-. May 5.-W r. Hay
maker, aged 65 years, formerly an alder
man in Forth Worth, Tex. committed
suicide in the Monarch hotel In this city
today because of dependency induced by
Ill health and the anticipation of being
placed on trial in ST. Louis next month
on the charge of shooting man there.
Haymaker first attempted suicide by as
phyxiation but he was found by the pro-
prietor of the hotel and survived. A Sec
ond attempt few hours later was sue
cessful when Haymaker shot himself. He
came to this city last Friday to visit his
SON.
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Rowe Arrested for kissing Girl.

Montgomery. May 5.-(Special)-Acc
of Selling and kissing Gertis Lewis, the 7
year-old daughter of j B. Lewis, George
Rowe was arrested by the police today on
a warrant sworn out by Lewis, charging
him with the misdemeanor of assault. II
is said Rowe had been drinking. and when
the girl passed him in North Montgom-
cry. where he is employed as watch
man. he caught her and kissed her. Lewis
is a section foreman for one of the rail-
way companies. Rowe will have trial be-
fore the recorder.
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Medical Society Meets Tonight.

The jefferson County Medical society
will hold its regular monthly meeting to-
night at clock in the city hail. The
session will be given up entirely to clint
cal reports, when each physician will de-
scribe his cases of interest for the past
month These clinical sessions are held
the first week in every month, and arc
often of great interest to the trained
minds. There is no business of impor-
lance to come up.
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TWO FataIIv Hurt In Collision.

Toledo, O., May 5.-Two persons were
fatally hurt and more than score in
jured in head-on collision on the Toledo
Urban and Interburban railway half a
mile out of Bowling Green tonight The
collision was between southbound linz
tied and northbound local. Both cars
were late and going at high rate OF
speed. The cars were telescoped.
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10000 Mystic Shriners.

Los Angeles. Cal, May 5.-From all
parts of the United States. Mexico ana
from the Hawaiian Islands, mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine are gathered tonight in
this city. BY morning there will be up
wards of 10000 strangers In the city.
with many still to arrive.
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Troop D to Hold Smoker.

On Wednesday night Troop d will hotd
a smoker in the city hall when the boys
will have an enjoyable time. and initiate
a new campaign. Captain Price is still
in charge of the troop. but as soon as
NJ NJ Stewart. who was recently elected,
has qualified, he will be installed.
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santo Domingo treaty.

San Domingo, May 5.-Congress, in rat
flying the new treaty between the Emitted
states and Santo Domingo. stipulated the
acceptance of amendments to the treaty
proposed by members of the Dominican
committee on foreign affairs April 3D.
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Queen Drives off-crowd Disappointed

Madrid, Spain. May 5.-1mmense
throngs were before the palace from the
earliest hours this morning in conse-
quence of newspaper announcement that
the accouchment of Queen Victoria
would occur not later than today The
expectant crowds were somewhat dfsap-
pointed, however. when her majesty ap-
parently in splendid health, drove out both
this morning and this Afternoon. On each
occasion she received a most cordial
greeting.
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shootina AL Texas Dance.

Groveton, Tex, May 5.-Folowing
dispute at a dance last night Ollie Free
man shot and killed his cousin ard Tor
mer chum. John Furst-
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plot to Assassinate Koreans.

Seoul. Korea. May 5.-Thirtythree
Koreans have been arrested on suspicion
Of being ringleaders in plot to assassin
ate the five Korean ministers who signed
the convention for Japanese protector
ate.
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Dr.. Coleman Dies in Selma.

Selma. May 5.-(Special)-Dr A. R.
Coleman died at 80 o'clock this morn
ing The funeral took place this after
non at o'clock.
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COMBINED ,bookkeeper and stenographer
with five years experience desires posi-
ton with reliable firm; can furnish first
class references; strictly temperant;
and Industrious; will consider assistant
position; to get In good line of promo
ton is most desired. Address 31-R., care
Herald. b-6-2t
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WANTED-Position by young lady as
stenographer and light office work;
salary can be arranged satisfactorily.
Address Bright" care Age-Herald.
6-h-2t
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FOR SALE.

SO COO Modern. colonial; l0-room; half
block Highland avenue.
$2l00- Norwood corner building lot. 60x190.
s4000-Avenue II: 6-room cottage; half
block Goth street
s5O00-9-room residence. with hall and ser
wants house: on car line. West End.
S5J00-New, Groom, modern residence:
Bellview avenue.
S5250-Richmond Place; corner: S-room,
new, modern residence.
So 000-New 16-room brick apartment.
FOR RENT
$i0--S13 Bradley -.reet, rooms and SER
wants house.
s5O--S1S South 18th street, IL rooms.
S35-Grocery store and meat market.
Northside.
a. o. LIDDON G. CO.,
PeopIs Phone ESQ. 1914 sBrown-Nnrx
RutlIiug.
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PERSONAL.

DON'T be lonesome; send 10 cents for
April Matrimonial Register join Inter
state Introducing society; many wealthy
members recently enrolled. Box Isl,
Seattle 5-5-2t
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REAL ESTATE.

~@-~~~~~-N~~~~>~-@~~>r>~~r
TOR SALE
75x100-A corner renting for $40 close in;
paying u per cent interest on the price
asked terms. $1,000 cash, balance one
two and three years.
50 acres i115 miles south of city; so acres
In original timber, 30 acres cleared two
room house, somr fruit trees, s120O terms
$500 cash, balance ono. two and three
years with interest
FOR RENT.
No. i0l7 f. i4th st; s rooms and bath: s2j
L. G. PETTYJOHN.
Phones liui and 1855. 1861 Third Ave.
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WANTED-For U. s. army, aDie-bodied
unmarried men. between ages of 81 and
50. citizens of United States of good
character and temperate habits, who
can speak, read and write English. APP
ply to recruiting officer, IN N. Goth ST.,
Birmingham. Ala. 7-1-ly
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W-ANTED-Young man stenographer. Is
or 90 years old: chance for promotion
for right party; must furnish refer
ence; answer quick. Address No. 1916,
care Age-Herald. slit
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ANY poor girl needing friendship, help,
advice, etc, will find ready and willing
assistance by applying to the matron of
Salvation Army Rescue Home, 33d St
and Ave. f, Birmingham. Ala. 6-14-tf
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A YOUNG man of steady habits wishes
position as shipping clerk, timekeeper
or any other position of a like nature.
This does not apply to employment bu-
reaus. Address Experience, care Age
Herald 5-6-2t
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FOR RENT
Centrally located store room for whole
sale business; railroad facilities
Small building conveniently located, suit
able for workshop.
Modern Groom house, new, Fountain
Heights.
4-reom cottage, near new depot
Second-1oor of two-story building 5
rooms and hall, for respectable colored
people.
GEORGE BlLBE,
Bell Phone 81.
1872 21st ST.. N.
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LOST sTRAYEp or STOLEN

LOST-One large, black horse mule,
years old, weight about 1900. Reward
for return to Western Grain Co. 5-5-2t
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WANTED-Representa In every city
in Alabama to sell the Columbia, the
best visible writing machine on the mar
ket. This machine has all the late
improvements, including tabulator, BIZ
chrome ribbon, back space, etc, and is
used by leading business and profess
sional men in Birmingham, including the
Age-Herald, and all over the state. Write
today for catalogue and liberal offer
The Columbia Typewriter Co.. Atlanta.
Ga. 4-24-tt
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John Redmond's Part.

John Redmond has taken a prominent
part on the negotiations and has been
given every opportunity to state his views,
which, needless to say, were at first
demand for the fullest measure of self
government. This, it was early pointed
out to him, he could not expect to OBJ
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DkAFTSMEN-Goo positions now open;
architectural mechanical, structural,
electrical; list free; state experience.
Hapgoods, 1928 Park Bldg, Pittsburg,
Pa
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HELP WANTED-MALE,

WGNfEDCBicycle repalTman Warren
Bros zoos Second avenue. Birmingham
Ala. 5-3-tf
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WANTED-First class man TO solicit ac-
cident insurance. Underwriters Real Es-
tate ana Rental Co., Birmingham. Ala,
210 North 21st street. S-2-tf
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One CENT A WORD

HATES--oue cent = word = dayI no
I'd. taken for less than 20 cents for
nrst Insertion. Cash must accompany
every order.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fifteen good men
at once; wages S.; two big jobs. George
A. Fuller Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
5-5-7t
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FOR SALE-Buckboard automobile fer
$780, owner going away; come quick. b.
f. Pool Bell 9S, North birmingham.
- z
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A young man, q
years old, wants a position as shipping
clerk or collector with a reliable firm;
good habits; have had 4 years first
class business experience; references
furnished. Address II. L., care Age
Herald. 5-5-2t
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FOR SALE.

WANTED-To sell secondhand desk. safe
and office fixtures, Apply 21271a 1st ave.
5-4-3t
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FOR SALE-One No. 3 Cameron pump
second hand; fine condition; bargain in
all sizes engines and boilers. Machin-
cry Trading Co., 53S First National Bank
Bldg. 5-S-1t
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BOARDERS WANTED.

PRIVATE family wants one or two gem
tlemen boarders; excellent table. $40 ~
25th street. 5-5-2t
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PRIVATE family on South Highlands
near Five Points, can take couple 10
board 2109 18th avenue, south. 5-i-ot
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-06-26
ROOSEVELT BROKE HIS
PROMISE TO MARRY HER
She Says, and Now Mrs.
Thompson Wants $780,
900 Damages.

Aurora, ILL.,, Jue 21.-President
breach of promise suit if Mrs. Paulie
Thompson, of Lee, ILL.,, has he'd way
about it, She went to Sycamore a
few days ago to consult Attorneys
Cliff & Cliff, whom she wanted to en-
gage to collect from President Roose-
Welt the sum Of 100000, which she
said was due her because the Presi-
dent had promised to marry her and
has failed to fulfill his promise.
After States Attorney Burrs had
been consulted he called the Sheriff,
who kindly invited Mrs. Thompson to
take lodgings at the hospital, where
he conducted her with her satchel.
She was delighted with the handsome
quarters there, and her cordial re-
ception, and at last reports was enjoy
ing her sojourn. The Sheriff is COM
municating with the authorities at
Lee She Is a SwedishAmerican
about 65 years old. She says she has
no near relatives, and that her hus-
band deserted her some nine years
ago.
Mrs. Thompson will probably be
tried for her sanity and be committed
to an asylum. When she applied for
assistance at the attorneys office she
was serious in her plea, but acted
very much excited and agitated.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-06-26

In Atlanta last summer and fall,
which greatly excited public feeling
and made possible the riots of Septen-
Der %
He declared that he shot from
ambush j. A. Moody, a farmer, near
Adamsyille.
He admitted that he fired into the
home of J. w. Bryant, near East
Point, seriously wounding Mr.. Bry-
ant and his sister
He confessed to brutally assaulting
the Misses Lawrence, near Copenhill,
leaving the elder woman uncon-
scious and disfigured for life.
81 am guilty of everything | am
charged with and more" he declared
just before the trap was sprung.
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GOVERNOR CAN APPOINT OF
FICERS JUNE %.

F1CERS JUNE ~.
Under the decision of the Court OF
Appeals in the election contest cases
in Louisville and Jefferson county Gov
Beckham may appoint on or after
June rs. 1t is expected that the man
date will reach Louisville on June
rs, and that it will be. taken up at
the joint session of theCircuit Courts
on June 20. II has already been de-
cided that the Democrats will make
no contest, and that no rehearing will
be asked for.
One of the leading attorneys OF
Louisville said that just so soon as
tho mandate arrives and the judg-
ment. is entered, which will likely be
ON the. 29th, the office of Mayor, and
in fact all of the offices mentioned
will become vacant, and the Governor
will be compelled to take immediate
action. However, the Governor could
request the Chancellors to defer en-
tering the judgment until July 1 if
he wished, and he could ask the Chan
cellors to enter the judgment as soon
as it arrives on the 2Sth, and appoint
all of the officers on that date
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Primary Called.

Frankfort, KY, June 1.-THE DEM
ocratic Committee of the Fifth APP
pellate Court district to-day at noon
issued a call for a primary election,
to be held on August to select the
Democratic candidate to succeed Judge
James E. Cantrill. All Democrats in
the district are entitled to participate
in the primary.
The call requires candidates to enter
on or before July 8. If there is but
one candidate, the primary will be
called off July H. The cost of the
primary is estimated at $4,000. Judge
John D. Carroll is the only candidate,
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Something New!
HANDMADE
WINDOW SHADES

Your windows measured and
Shades made to order. The best Car
mage Shade Cloth used and g,,aran-
teed to be hung perfectly true upon a
HARTSHORN shade roller. All
work that does not give satisfaction
will be replaced free of charge. All
shades put to your windows free of
any extra cost. See me for prices.
They are loW.
Your cleaning and pressing we'll
done and according to style. Will
make you a Suit to your measure and
guarantee fit.
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The Magic Number Three.

Number three is wonderful mascot
for Geo. H. Paris, of Cedar Grove.
Me-, according to letter which reads;
AFTER suffering much with liver and
kidney trouble, and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re-
lief. tried Electric Bitters, and as a
result am a well man to-day. The
first bottle relieved and three bottles
completed the cure" Guaranteed best
on earth for stomach. liver and kid
ney troubles by ]. H. Williams, drug
gist. soc. m
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A Thousand Dollars Worth Of Good.

81 have been afflicted with kidney
and bladder trouble for years, pass
ing gravel OF stones with excruciat-
ing PAIN" says A. H. Thurnes, a
we'll known coal operator Of Buffalo,
o. II got no relief from medicine
until 1 began taking Foley's Kidney
Cure, then the result was surprising.
A few doses started the brlck-dust-
like substance and now / have no
pain across my kidneys and feel like
new man. 1t has done me $1,000
worth of good" Foley's Kidney Cure
will cure every form Of kidney or
bladder disease. j. II. Williams. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-06-26
PLATFORM ADOPTED
BY Republicans in State
Convention.
ROOSEvELTS CHOICE SOUGHT
But Names no Names
Other Matters Touched
Upon Lightly.

The Republican party In Kentucky,
in Convention assembled, adopts the
following platform:
First-We approve the policies and
commend the ability; integrity and
courage of President Roosevelt and
his Administration and, without ex-
pressing a preference for any candi-
date, favor the selection by the next
National Convention for President Of
one in full accord with these policies
and who will energetically carry them
out in the interests of all the people.
Second-We demand that all cleo
lions shall be honestly cnducted and
declare that the cause of good govern
ment and the future happiness and
welfare of the people of Kentucky are
inseparably bound up in the suppress
sion of all abuses and crimes against
an honest ballot that have so unfor-
tunately disgraced our State under
Democratic rule, depriving the people
of their rightful heritage representa-
tive government.
The law for registration certificates
imposed on the State by the Demo-
cratic party for immoral political pur-
poses, whereby votes in Kentucky
have become negotiable instruments
passing by delivery, ought to be re-
pealed.
Third-The judiciary of the State,
in both the Circuit and Appellate
Courts, should be chosen on non-par-
tisan grounds and the continuance in
office of faithful judicial public SER
wants should be determined by no
other qualification than fitness.
Fourth-There should be complete
publicity concerning the expenditure
of money for political campaigns and
a law should be passed providing for
an accounting by candidates and cam
paign managers of all sums of money
collected for political purposes.
Fifth--We demand the redistricting
of Kentucky in Legislative, Senator
ial, Congressional and Judicial Dis
tricts, which shall give equal repre-
sentation and equal voting pow
err to every citizen of every
district in conformity with the
plain requirements of the Con-
stitution, and not as at present,
in fragrant violation thereof.
Sixth-There should be prompt and
efficient enforcement of the criminal
laws of every kind, and at all times,
bust especially at this time do we
call for the rigid enforcement of the
law against those forms of crimes,
which, under the recent administra-
ton of justice, in many communities,
have gone practically unpublished. Elec-
ton thieves, gamblers poolroom opera
tors and others who commit crimes in
the interest OF those controlling the
local administration of some of our
cities and counties, should be pun
ished, and the juries should be so
selected as to prevent the packing or
juries for the purpose of securing YER
diets in accordance with the wishes
of those in whose hands the selection
of the juries is placed, or under whose
control and direction they are selected.
Seventh-We demand that the books
vouchers and accounts of all munich
palities, all public officers and public
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= wv 0ADS oO NOOOp
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused by
it heart disease,
pneumonia, heart
failure or apoplexy
are often the result
Of kidney disease. II
kidney trouble is al
lowed TO advance the
kidne y p ois one d
blood will attack the
organs or the