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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-16

WILL RESIGN OFFICE Or ATTORNEY GENERAL JAN.



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That he Viii resign TIDE position nt
attorney lpHpfsf ON Jam So iaI AS
t.....,.,. pt.. s. a,., t... .fsfe
coming ''Hdlaa'' l'' "HV'u'i ".'.'
office, aud particularly tor governor
Gen Davidson arrived i'm Texas 3d.
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pI'oI''l' ''''d' NH''"'' '' ''t
Assistant Attorney Genera Jewell
=. Lightfoot or some other person.
Is not known. II might De Assistant
Attorney General Felix j. hcCord,
though the latter is candidate for
a place on the court of criminal ape
peals and would probably decline the
attorney generalship.
Attorney rAeneral Davidson
statement is saofte lengthy, but the
following excerpts are given:
TO the Democracy of Texas: Sever
al months ago in response 10 letters
received from every section OF our
state. announced that if the people
desired me to make the race for
governor would become !" eandl-
date. In view of what | believe to be
widespread demand, | now make
this definite announcement OF my
candidacy for the democratic nomi-
nation FOR governor or Texas. ! en-
ter the contest free from all Ill reel
Ing and with good VIII toward the
distinguished gentlemen VINO lauda-
bly, aspire to serve you as governor
My announcement is made without
any reservation. am in the tight to
a finish feeling assured ihat the
principles of sound government
Whlch J shalI advocate VIII meet
with approval or the democracy OF
Texas
nave given no puplic expression
upon polltleal questions Tor the feas-
on mat did not wish the people OF
Texas to become emoroiled IN po-
lilical campaign year IN advance OF
the election ana Tor the iurther rea-
son thal the duties OF my ottclal po-
sillon nave been such that ! dla hot
feel that | could with fidelity TO the
peoples interests engage IN such
campaign
shall not become the candidate
or any ring or tacuon nor shall l
predicate my c0holoacy upon any
single luea or issue, Dut regarding
every section ! confide the fortunes
/ or my candidacy TO the great masses
OF freemen ana sovereign cltizehsh'p
VINO can not De herueu 10 De oe'lV-
! ered TO any man
TeNas mas immense ana varied
interests OF colhherclal' lhu"Strlai'
economical ana mora' nature ana
the man VINO ignores any OF her Vi
tal interests ana pases ms 'loim TO
polltical prelermeht upon s'hS'e
iuea' Whatever thaV ioe" may pe
does not comprehend elther the im'
por'alce OF the people Among '"e
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
GOTCH KEEPS TITLE
BY GIVING RAOUL
FAMOUS TOE HOLD
CHAMPION WRESTLER OF WORLD
PUTS OPPONENT DOWN IN
TWosSTRAIGHTs.
Although outweighed Forty-nine
Pounds, the Iowa Man Went after
De Rouen, and Was the Aggressor.

Kansas City, Mch 26. = Frank
Gotch, OF Iowa, champion wrestler of
the world, last night retained his title
by defeating Raoul De Rouen in two
straight falls.
The winning fall was won with
Gotch's famous toe hold. The French
man allowed his shoulders to be put
to the mat almost without an effort.
De Rouen was repeatedly cheered for
his gamness.
With the exception of a few min
utes when the men we're on their feet
Gotch was always the aggressora The
champion was never in serious trou-
BILE. He really won the bout ink the
first fall when he so weakened his op.
ponent with the toe hold that De
Rouen did not care to repeat the ex-
perience in the second fall. The time
of the falls was s3s45 and rs minutes
respectively.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
LATE ". 6. KOOGLER
WAS GOOD CITIZEN

Washington Graham Koogler died
at his residence. 911 Columbia aven-
ue, East Las Vegas. at 2:45 yesterday
afternoon, after an illness of three
years, though only bedfast four days.
Mr.. Koogler was born at Spring
hill, Augusta county, Virginia, Janu
AIRY 81, 1s49, and came to Las Vegas
in the 7O's, being for number of
years associated with his brother,
John H. KoogIer. in the publication
of the Daily Gazette on the West
side. Subsequently he began the
practice of law, also engaging in the
fire insurance business. He succeed
ed in building up good business and
was IN comfortable circumstances
when he died. At times he filled the
positions of county school superin-
tendent and city councilman. He was
a member of Fraternal Union of AM
erica. in which order he carried a
$1,000 insurance policy, also a mem
ber of the board of trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Deceased was married to Miss
Clara Rose Housed at Richmond, Ia.
October 20, 1881. the wife preceding
the husband to the grave only three
months ago. To them were born
two daughters. since deceased. and
four sons. who survive their parents
viz: John, William. Clare and Way
land, their sses ranging from 21 to
12 years. 4
John II. KoogIer. brother who
win be unable to attend the funeral
is now a practicing physician in
Kansas City. being associated profes-
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
DEPUTY INSPECTORS NAMED
7. 5. HuBRELL, M. M. PADeETT,
GEO. sEn4 AND J. THORNTON
TO ASSIST GRlMsHAW.
v. G. HAYDON GIVEN HONOR
MADE MEMBER OF TERRITORIAL
BOARD or EDUCATION FOR
FIVE YEARS.
Special to The Optic.

Special to The Optic.
Santa Fe, March 26.-Governor Cur
~ will spend the week, beginning
April 5. at Roswell, to be present at
the dedication Of the armory on the
fifth. and at the stockgrowers' con-
vention the three days following.
He today appointed Amado Chayes,
Of Albuquerque, and W. G. Hayden Of
Las Vegas, members of the territorial
board of education for five years. L.
D. Prince of Santa Fe. Antonio Joseph
Of 0jo Caliente, v. Jaramillo Of El
Rito. NJ. Martinez of Taos. and Rev.
Simon Alvernhe of FL Rito, trustees
OF the new Spanish-American normal
school at El Rito, R. e. Alldredge Of
Springer, trustees of the new reform
school at Springer; J. W. Reynolds.
member OF the penitentiary commits
sion, vice Nathan Jaffa. resigned.
Coal OH Inspector S. B. Grimshaw
viii take charge Of the office on
April /, and announced today that he
has thus far elected the following
deputies: 7. S. Hubbell of Albuquer-
que. M, M. Padgett of Las Vegas,
George Sena of Santa Rosa and John
Thornton of Roswell.
Territorial Engineer v. L. Sullivan
today approved the application of D.
T. Mason for the Mohawk Canal
company for one hundred second feet
of water, out of the ella river to re-
claim ten thousand acres of the CHA
valley IN Grant county and also the
application Of e. H. Fisher for power
plant on The upper Pecos to cost
$45O.000 and to furnish 4.500 horse
power for Santa Fe, Las Vegas and
Albuquerque.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
ALL SEEKING
PLACE AT
COUNTER
REPRESENTATIVE Pou SAYS Re-
PUBLlcANs GET THE
MOST PIE.
PARTY BROKE ITS PROMISES
----~- s
SAYS THAT TARIFF IS BEING ~
vleED UPWARD INSTEAD
aoF DOWNWARD.
BYRD and fORDNEY CLASH
ALMOST COME TO BLOWS ON
FLOOR OVER SLIGHT MIS- q
UNDERSTANDING.
PARTY BROKE ITS PROMISES
SAYS THAT TARIFF IS BEING r.
vleED UPWARD INSTEAD
aoF DOWNWARD.
BYRD and FORDNEY CLASH
ALMOST COME TO BLOWS ON
FLOOR OVER SLIGHT MIS-
UNDERSTANDING.

Washington. Mch 26.-"A place at
the pie counter is desired by US all''
said Representative Pou of North
Carolina. in discussing the tariff bill
lin the house today. But have Of
ten thought our republican friends
get there quicker. stay longer and are
harder to force away than any class
of people on earth. Therefore. rath-.
er than lose its place in the national
restaurant, that party promised to re-
wise your Dingley tariff; and when
you agreed to revise it, you meant to
revise it downward in f2s manner
and Just to all sections and the peo-
pie SO understood. But the republic
can party has not done so.'
Mr.. Pou declared, that the Payne.
bill will be worse than the Dingley
law, and charged the republicans
that in the teeth Of your promise to
the people to revise downward, you,
have revised upward"
"You argued that shoes should be
placed on the free list If hides are adj
mitted free of duty"
Mr.. Pou criticised the wool sched.
ule. decl ring the necessaries OF ev-
cry day living have been doubled by
the imposition of the duties. He also
said the duties on women's and
children's gloves have been increas-
ed with the result that every woman
and child of America will suffer
The reduction in the lumber sched-
ule was also attacked by Mr. Pou.
who declared it was another evidence
of the favoritism shown.s'n the franz
ing of the bill.
He said every American citizen
who must pay the advance in the
price of tea, which he claimed would
result from the duty placed on. this
beverage, would hold the majority
of the house responsible.
Mr.. Humphrey of Washington, took
issue with the provisions of the bill,
saying that protection is extended on
", tos the New England states, where
as the north coast states are already
suffering. HS declared for. an in
creased duty ON shingles and warned
the republicans that they could not
escape responsibility so far as the
problem of oriental labor is concerns
led. Mr.. Humphrey declared, that the.
lumber free traders were Canadians,
whereas those who want duty retain
ed are those engaged in the lumber
business in the United States.
Through misunderstanding Rep.
resentative Byrd Of Mississippi, and
Fordney of Michigan. almost came to
blows on the floor of the house to-
day, when the latter was speaking on
the tariff.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
RECALL ELECTION
Being Held TODAY
At Los ANGELES
FIRST TIME THAT STEP OF THIs
KIND HAS BEEN TAKEN IN
UNITED STATES.
Little Doubt Of Election Of Candidate
of Municipal League Though Har-
per's Friends Favor Socialist.

Los Angeles, Cal, March 26.-This
lis the day of the recall election for
mayor, the first to be held in the
United States. There is practically
no doubt of the election of George
Alexander. the candidate of the mu-
nicipal league, Democratic league
and other political units in the COM
bination which forced Mayor Harper
out. but it IS said the supporters of
Harper will attempt to elect the So
cialist candidate.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Isionally with his father-in.law. DR.,
IL. H. Sutfin, who many years ago
conducted the Grand View hotel on
the West side. on the site Of the nre-
sent handsome school building ID pre-
cinct No. 6. Another brother, Albert
Koogler. and sister, Mrs. Gusta Adj
ans, reside on farm at Trementina,
and viii be present at the funeral
which will be held in the M e.
church, Sunday afternoon at J
O'Clock. Religious services will be in
charge of Rev. Norman Skinner, the
Presbyterian minister. in the absence
of the Methodist pastor.
In the death of w. G. Koogler. an;
other familiar name has been stricken
from the ever lessening roll of old
settlers. He was a good citizen and
always did the right as he was given
to see it. He was at home at the bed
side of the sick and delighted n all
kinds of neighborly offices. He had
borne adversity bravely and enioyed
quietly. He had filled the
various relations of life as son, hus.
band, father, brother. friend. and had
filled them well. Who can do more?
Peace to his ashes.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Special Agents Named.

Washington, Mch 26. Special
agents for the investigation of alleg-
ed frauds in the acquirement Of pub
lie lands in the west have been ap-
pointed by the secretary of the inter-
ior, as follows. Walter G. de Rouen Of
Louisiana, with headquarters at Lit
tie Rock, Ark; William L. Miller of
Minnesota, with headquarters at Salt
Lake; Thurman W. Jessup. of Wash
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Bordeaux, France, March 26.--For'
|mer President Castro Of Venezuela
was furious today when told by q
steamship official that be must leave
the boat before reaching Venezuela
He said that he was wiling to stand
trial for any misaesds He win land
at Trinidad. His remarks lend color
to the belief that he WIN organize 9
revolution.
Dutch Watching His Movements.
Willemstal. March 2e-The com
lmanding officer Of the Dutch fleet in
these waters visited the local office Of
the French steamship company and
secured desailed Information regard
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
HUNDRED IN FDRORE.
mis- PIERRE LoRlLLARD, JRy
KILLS l4ERsELF BY
AsFH9x1AfIon.
LEAVES TWO NOTES WHICH
WILL noT be MADE PuBLlk
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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Alfred Harold Hasty, the fifteen
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hasty,
died suddenly of grip and heart trou.
BILE at =. m. yesterday at the fam.
lily residence, S14 Prince street. Mr..
Hasty is boilermaker employed in
the Santa Fe shops in Las Vegas He
came here with his family about a
year ago from Arkansas City, Kan
sas, where the boy was born, and to
which place the body will be taken
for burial It is now at the under
taking establishment of ]. G. johnson
& Son where it may be viewed by
friends. Alfred had been employed at
Graaf & Hayward's, driving deliv-
cry wagon end worked till Monday
evening, even attending moving pic
ture show that night.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Discard Murder Theory.

Vincennes, Ind. Mch 26.-The SEN
sational death of Mrs. Jessie Overton
Culbertson; believed to be former
Texas girl. is now believed to have
been suicide. Facts in the past life
Of the woman indicate that she was
Of a queer mental disposition and
the murder theory has practically
been discarded. Inquiry is being
made in Tex nrfor her relatives.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Will Boylan arrived in town late
yesterday afternoon from La Garita
ranch, bringing a dead man with him,
Alfredo Maze negro who was I'm
|plicated in the attempt to abduct the
daughter Of Simon Garcia, having
died on the road to Las Vegas jail.
Mr.. Boylan's account of the affair
does not differ materially from THAI
already published. The name of the
other would-be abductor who was
found dead in the wagon was Fran
cisco Gitan.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
New Benevolent Society.

Ilcorporation papers have been
filV0 III the territorial secretary's Of
flee at Santa Fe foMwhat is known as
the National Benevolent society. Its
Headquarters are at Las Vegas, San
Miguel county. and Harry G. Kelly as
territorial agent.
The incorporators and directors are
Harry G. Kelley. Julia F. Kelley,
Charles !O'Malley, Miguel +. Desma-
rails 1apd Charles w. G.. Ward.
the society. among other features,
provides for an indemnity during the
Illness Of members.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Kansas WIN Retaliate.

jefferson City, Mo-, Mch 26.-lt is
apparent that the rate conferences
between the state and railway Off
cials have failed. 1t is believed that
the railways will institute the old g.
cent rate and that the state will pass
regulating laws in retaliation.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
PRISONERS II ATlsBuR|
ON WAY TO MERCER W Es 4
THEY VIII : <EFT
ING Tl4EIR TizlA
FATHER LIVES N (|llElaD
QUESTION or IDENTITY q MIS-.
JAMES BOYLE IS FiNAL
elEARED UP.

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Dos'e any
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on their way 70 Mercer FIeEz X
will be kept pendine IIs fzs d
man is very ubncba1zn ||a 6='o
is depressed There map S. 4 ,IIaIl
| in the proceedings which ~lII a'
went the trial of the woman ii Penn.
lsylvanla, because she did not appear
lin the actual kidnapping. but acted
only in Cleveland.
They were brought here a spe'
cial car from t'eze 'and: me prison.
lers were guarded nF sixteen detec'
Itives and officers.
The alleged ladnapers VIII pc KEEP
I'm jail here for several Gays ana a1
some time zsaen tlie pupl'o n nf't e<'
peetlng ~ Trey VIII pc removed 70
the mercer county jan Wnere they
VIII De Kept I'LL the grand jury con
venes the 'hird week ~ Apral,
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Chicago March z6.-at develope9
today that Mrs. Helen Faulkner Boyse' l'
who, with her Husbands James bo9les
is held in connection with t1e Wmtla
kidnapping ls daugneer q Mi'elam
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Could Not Bluff Editor.

Denver. Mch 26.- Benjamin Besh-
oar of Trinidad, last night before the
bar Of the senate, said he had writ
ten the articles complained Of assre-
flecting on the members Of the SEN
ate. but refused to tell where helre-
|ceived the information. The matter
was finally dismissed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Rutchered His Hfether.

Dallas, Texas, Mich 2s Offering no
other explanation shat that he had
acted in self-defense, Roy Terry to-
day confessed to killing his brother
Dr Hugh Terry. The body of the lat
ter showed sixty-seven Knife wounds.
besides six bullet wounds.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Old Resident Dead.

Mrs. -Prisciliana Duran, who has
just died across the river and reput-
ed to have been the first child born
in Las Vegas, was the wife of Dolores
Duran. who died a decade ago. She
was nearly 70 years of age and the
mother of Lucio Duran. who Is en-
ployed at Ilfeld's. Mrs. Juan Macs.
Mrs. severino Ulibarri Mrs. Mace
dono Macs. Mrs. Cruz segura and
Mrs. candelario Montoya, all resi-
dents Of the West side.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
CASTRO Will NOT Be Permitted
TO RETURN Direct TO VENEZUELA

ing the size. speed, etc. Of the steam
er Guadalupe. on which Castro sails
from Bordeaux today. This occur
renee has given rise to repetition
of the rnmor that Holland will take
forcibIe action against Castro should
he attempt to disembark on venez'
uelan territory. s.t
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Chicago. March 26.-Charles b
Waite. s. years old, a court associate
with Lincoln and territorial Judge Ia
Utah during the turbulent times with
the Mormons. and an author Of prom
inence died today.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

ington, with headquarters at Phoe-
nix, Ariz.; Frank J. Lovan, Of Ohio,
with headquarters at Santa Fe, N.
NJ; Jas. MEG. Williamson, Of Wash
ingtons with headquarters at Enid.
Okla.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
Mrs. HumnieI Very III.

Mrs. John G. Rumnlel is reported
at the point Of death at her home on
the mesa, at the Gaylor- Keller farm.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26
o'Brlen.ketcheI FIeht Tonight.

New York. March 26. Philadelphia
Jack O'Bricn and Stanley Ketchel
meet tonight in a ten-round bout here.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

Master Manuel Salazar residing
with his parents on the East side,
died of hemorrhage at 4 O'Clock this
morning. the result of an accident
which befel him yesterday, falling off
a fence. He was eight years Of age.
His father is an employe Of the Santa
Fe company.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1909-03-26

News has been received in Las
Vegas of the death of little Felicita
Trujillo. adopted daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benigno Romero. in Albuquer-
que. The child died last night at
the age of 4 years and nine months.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-10
100000 IN LINE TODAY.
Parade of School Children the Feature
of Program of Brooklyn Sunday
School Union.

NEW YORK, June 10.-A parade Of
100000 children and teachers. clad in
their best bib and tucker and keeping
step to martial music, is the feature
of the program arranged for tOday's
celebration of the eightieth anniver-
sary of the Brooklyn Sunday School
union. By the public enthusiasts
manifested in the event the big town
across the bridge again demonstrates
Its right to the title of the city OF
churches
The vast army will be divided Into
26 divisions, each having it's own line
of march, thereby giving rs different
parades at the same hour Each school,
will assemble at it's own church, and
all will march to Prospect park. whero
a. large revie wing stand will be erected
Among those invited to review the
parade are Vice-President Sherman.
Governor Hughes, Senator Root. Gen
Leonard Wood, General Oliver o.
Howard, Mayor Mcclellan. Bishop
Daniel A. Goodsell, Comptroller Metz
and various borough officials.
After the exercises the children VIII
return to their respective Sunday
schools, where light refreshments WIZ
be served.
Preceding the parade the reviewing
officers and Sunday school officials. az
companied by their wives. will BE- En-
tertained at luncheon inthe University
tertained at luncheon in the University
club as the guest of William BERT
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-10
WITH THE POETS
"Rubaiyat" of Omar khayyam

"hupd}yat OF oH1dT NIioyy0'
(Continued.)
XIV.
All. make the most of what We yet
may spend,
Before we too into the dust descend; ;
Dust into dust, and under dust to lie,
Sans wine. sans song, sans singer
and-sans end.
XIV.
Into this Universe, and why, not
knowing,
Nor whence, like water willy-nilly
flowing;
And ont of it. as wind along the waste
know not whittier, willy-nilly
blowing.
What, without asking, hither hurried
whence?
And without asking, whittier hurried
hence!
Oh many a cup of this forbidden wine
M,rst drown the memory of that in
science!
Up from Earth's center through the
seventh gate
7 rose. and on the throne of Saturn
And many a knot unravell'd by the
But not the Master-knot Of human
There was the door to which L fouhd
Tbore was the veil through which /
could not see.
Some little talk awhile of Me ana Ihee
There was-and then no more OIL
Thee and Me.
XXXIv.
Then of the Thee in Me who works pc
hind
The veil, 1 lifted up my hands 10
find
A lamp amid the darkness; and
heard,
AS from without-"The Me Wlthlh
Thee Blind"
XXXV
Then to the lip of this poor eartherh
7 leaned the secret of my life to
learn;
And lip to lip it murmureo- "hhe
you live,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-10
Windy City Boomers.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 10-Windy
City boomers to the number of half
hundred, including some of the most
representative men of Chicago, ar
rived in Portland today and were re-
ceived by the local Commercial club.
After a banquet this evening, the Wis
itors will proceed to Seattle to visit
the exposition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-10

Drink! for once dead, you never
shall return"
XLVII
When you and l behind the veil are
past,
Oh, but the long long while the
world shall last,
Which of our coming and departure
needs
AS the Seven seas should heed a
pebble cast.
XLVIII
A moments halt-a momentary taste
Of Being from the we'll amid the
And Lo! the phantom caravan has
reached
The nothing it set out from-Oh,
make haste.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-06-10
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Consultation and examination free.
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