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The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08

Observation-Disclosures unoe'
w the family desertion and non,
support law in Washington has proVeo
that 1t is possible to bring deserving
husbands to time and make them sup
mort their families, however mucn
thew may want to skip out and leaSe
wives and children to Shift for them
selves.
Punishment in itself profits nobody
The law aims not to punish but to Sc
rure support. The man oec'oes
whether he will work in confinement
or out of it, and Judge William ii. De
lacy of the juvenile court sees that lie
does work in one way If he Will not II
the other.
When a man brought up for non
support promises to, furnish 1t ne i
nnt on pfobatlon, and ordered to pa,
q snecified amount Of his wages eac'
saturday night at the police s'at'o
nearest his home. The sergeant turn
the money over to the juvenile couf
and then the wife gets 1t IN 1u'l q
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08

<.oEvERAL times recently, Wnen
the name of the American eA-
rresident-sportsman has been men
toned I have been asked: You've
heard the dog story. Of course? says
Joe Mitchell Chapple in the Nauonai
magazine. .o, IN
81 like to hear all the variations on
dog stories, so I asked, '"hlcn oos
story?' .,,ro,o
":That one, you know, that .bunalo
R,u. tells about Roosevelt hun''he
hears IN Colorado. 1t seems tnat he
hired a man and dog, but nelthei
ueen,ed to be very successful IN seV
ting him the desired bear. AT last ne II.
lost patience and inquired: lsh
there a good dog to be had III 'niE
country?" .,. hor,
has the best bear dog IN the noun
, tains.' ,oo
,, "Well, go down and get him. urge
., the presidential hunter. Let's see
we can't have some sport win a oe"'
"'smith won't hire his dog.
".Tell Smith to come along and 'ol
S tho party for hire or on any terms
ukes' The story runs that the guie
>. denarted and returned with repo
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
To Erect a $500. 600 Refinery.

Shreveport. .-RumOrs that nave
been in circulation for several days.
having been published in the Oil In
yestors' Journal, have at last been
given official confirmation by the To-
cal representatives, that the Texas
Company is working on plans for the
establishment of refinery, to cost
100000, on Grigsby island, a few
miles south of this city, The plans
call for the erection of so large tanks
holding 37,5OO gallons each. Within
q week 400 men will be started tf
work on the job.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
SOUAW CLEARS A COURT
WITH BUTCHER knife
ATTACKS SHERIFF AND CHAoG0
OTHER OFFICIALS AROUND
A BLOCK.

Gam Valley, S. D.-With butcher
knife Mrs. Stone Graybear, a SIOUX
Indian squaw, cleaned out the dSu'c'
court and for an hour held the room
against the sheriff, the Judge and an
comers Eventually the sheriff got
nossession of her scalping knl1e ana
took the woman in custody
Mrs. Graybear had trouble with her
husband, Jim Graybear, who appealeo
to the court for a divorce, Inc c"7e
came up for trial, Graybear mahlns
charge of cruelty against the woman
The souaw was on hand dressed IN lui
indian costume, her head and shou'
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08

~pDEsTRIANs who are out braVlns
+be disagreable weather, and "ho
happened to be in the vicinity MT a.on o, 'ue re.
New New willard hotel in Washington re-, re-
contlv. were struck with wonder v, "nen ha
thnv tbns', saw the upper portion OF the no no.
tel obscured by rapio'y 'n0''''9
cloud, .,,cb created
~ M .h4s excitement-excitement wi'hih
all , me1, as without the hotel-proVeo
to to he a flock of swallows gone as.lay ~,
IN IN their aerial fight. Within the hone. ee
- - and Of trouble and inconVeniehc.
nu rsre experienced, for many OF m ens
birds few ID through the open Will
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
erNA7oR M'ENERY Is DEAo'
e,,ccumbs to Attack of INDIGESTION
eoon After His Return Home:

Now Orleeans.-United STATES 0en
ator Samuel D. McEnery dled a' i'''
home in this city Tuesday ;r.a
senator McEnery had just s q, li' On
from washington suffering from aa al
attack t' Of Indigestion. He was pa plaoeu ON
~ a carriage at the railroad .a s'"a nhv.
and taken to his home a ~net0 The
sicians were hastily summoneu' s. holm
! stu,a1 sonator rallied somewhat after 'Ie pens
Tr +raated and showed marked 1IitP,, ,mptu'G ~ =
mont a few hours later. "l'aII a,tion
faw hours, however, MS nnd h,
too,, turn for the worse "Au
,oused ,ouS into upconsciousness' ,, 7at,
i"e Senator McEnery was in ms rar aar,
,oar and his health had not peen a+toc
GOOD for several years nc ;s cond
ef0i 81 indigestion weakened MS n,on cUna a
IL ton and under the strain ,4 wnien ootio .
tonGed t,Hui the weakness his heart "''''
failed.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
Anew SPORT ON PRAlRlES
u.... Car IA Used In Chasing rlee'
Jack Rabbits and the why
Coyote.

Topeka, Kan.-The faithful morse -
po,ne into the discard IN Kansas as "
necessary adjunct Of hunting parry
or the chase of horse THIEF. Mo.oi
oars are becoming SO plentiful in the
state and they have been lounu ~
~n,,cb better in chasing the fleet JACK
rohbit or driving the common coyoto
70 its lair or catching those VINO 'ano M
horses and mules from stables with
ort the owners permission that 'he
horses are being relegated to the rear.
Rarbtt and wolf hunts have long
heen a common sport in Kansas. Men
would 90 out with horses and oogs
and have a rabbit or wolf orlVe' NV"
nartv Of q dozen men In three OF
four motor cars goes out ana MAKES
more NOR successful drives than hundred
men with horses. :,
A wolf hunt with motor car ls
ebout as exciting sport as any ono
would care to indulge In. IN mluo'e
| and western Kansas are thousands Oh
4 acres of wheat and corn lanos Will,
| ou+ q fence Often one can drive I'VE
| ~ ton miles across the country anu
| encounter few fences except tnose
oround a small pasture on each larni
Motorists can drive males ana liie.
aoross the prairie lands of the west
avn half of this state without ruhnln'
tn+o q fence or creek or gully.
~ ,s not,much t-ouble to stlr up
'o, covote or prairie wolf In western MAJ MAJ
sas and when the motor party see
" ono o the race begins. The coyote run
ID. ~ ~ large circle. He does not dooe
he h. hack and forth or zigzag mucn, SO ,,
u.s. ,s q comparatively easy matter ,oi =, y,
he s,;uer to keep right behind M
rs Covote But that motor car must -,
,er oo, ,,,ng along at lively gait. 1!
mi covote can hump along across ~ =,
she nrairie at about 80 miles an houi, &, a.
all ~ ~ oon also do some tall spurtl
when necessity demands .,.a ",
ac- WV" IN the days of coyote hunting W
end ,onsos NC and dogs the wolves were ne'
mai. ariven to their dens. But aOout III,
hours driving with -, motor mot r,oning D1L 81
t of the coyote anout aii W .n sor bis d
bich cares for and he makes ior nls
cted pmt m his rest is not long, because
,rlin hunters pour some gasoline lh'o
week hole, the animal popo no cour
; the chase Is resulneu CO. w. rfa Of
d in until gooo sno.
to nest Of the prairie
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
Lake Charles to Have Great Fair.

Lake Charles to Have Great Fair
Lake Charles,-With the big pre-
MUM list and catalog almost ready
to go to the printer, the plans anu
specifications for most of the bulid'
ings completed and ready to De
turned over to the builders; with the
work of building the track about 10
be started, excellent progress has been
made in the month or six weeks since
the organ zation of the Calcasieu-Lou
isiana Fair Association and the WORE
OF preparing for the first big annua
fair here is we'll under way in ever!
department. The fair is to be nell
five days, beginning November zz'
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
cuARBoN REMEDY SUGGESTED
Endemic of charbon Causes Many to
Seek a Cure for It,

Seek Cure for II.
Nou Orleans.-The epidemic OF
charhon which is causing such loss
~ owners of stock in southwest Lou
isiana has prompted those who nave
Ioord of remedies that have oeen
successfully applied to come forward
with the information for the benefit Oh
tho unfortunate stock owners.
lanes Brown, in looking over a.
o,d scran book, found clipping teh-
mo how Captain A. NJ Haas lor
MANY years large dealer IN ho'ses ss
md mules, successfully combatted tne
aisnase Captain Haas says Una. Lie
navor lost a single head of stock IRON
oborhon although many times epi
domics of the disease ragged aroun,
bin, His remedy is told in his OWL
words: ,,,,e 4
"Tbe minute, horse or muie !
attacked he should be taken OH "a
grass and kept in a good barn al
than given a pint of whiskey, ana
sbon,d he mixed with two taDleSpou'
. f,,,s Of aromatic spirits OF amnona @
IN other words, they should De urea urea
od lust as they would be lot 'a, sns,
(, hite Whenver the swellings appe'
u thov should be opened washeu a. a.
cleansed, and then solution vi =, =
nentine injected into them e lne d
C. imal should be kept off the grass .
wa1l ,,,l1r' housed until every aspect OF I
u a;nonrn diSanDearS.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
g JACK The RIPPER
NOW IN MAD HOUSE
WAITECHAPEL SLAYER A POLt'
ACCORDING TO BRITISH
OFFICIALS STORY.
ENGLAND'S CRIMINAL INSANE
slr Robert Anderson Reveals 'nteres"
inq Facts Concerning the Case OF
Dangerous Lunatics Who Are He'o
During tho Kings Pleasure"

LondQn.-Sir Robert Anderson, lot
more than 80 years chief OF the GRIM
inal investigation department OF the
British government, and head OF inc
detective bureau at Scotland yard, mas
at length raised the veil or mystery
which for nearly two decades has en-
yeloped the identity Of the perpetrator> !
of those attrocious crimes known as
the Whitechapel murders.
Sir Roberts revelations, in an ar
ticle over his signature in one OF the
leading London reviews and supp1e-
mented by letter in the LONDON
Times, effectually disposes OF the pop
ular stories ascribing the outrages 10
, q peer. now dead who, despite HIS
great wealth had rendered himself an
outcast by his vices and eccentrlcl-
. ties or to a man untitled, but OF Dlrtn
@ and breading, who, after manlleStihs
4 unmistakable signs of mental dlsoruei'
had suddenly vanished from his ac'
O customed haunts in. London, eVen'u"i
d ly to die in a madhouse.
"a Sir Robert establishes the tact Una
), the Infamous Jack the Ripper, al
~ the unknown slayer had been duppe'
rs by the public, and at whose hahus IA
/, loss than IA women successfully los
in their lives within clrcumscrlpe
at area Of the East end Of London wa
10 an alien of the lower though educate
ee class, hailing from Poland. and a III
ta- MAC Of the most virulent and noni''
,te dal type-of type recorded, Dy 10
est son of his rarity, in medical treatlse
. but one with which the Worio at iai'
Use is nos familiar.
ex. The most important point OF
TO made by Sir Robert is the fact tn
It once the criminal investigation depa
,en- ment was sure that 1t had IN lts nan
,ich the real perpetrator Of the Wn1tecn'
ma. 81 murders, it procured from the sec
an tarv of state for the home departm'
me O warrant committing the man 1of
,ext tention during the kings pleasure
,nes the great asylum for the criminal
,osi. sana At Broadmoor five or SIX ye
the ago.
and Behind the walls Of Broadmoor
hidden away in this fashion SOME
a the grandest names of the un
kingdom. ,o,
" to Although strict secrecy Is oose'
with regard to the names anu
, Of t,tv of the inmates, Sir Robert
loss calls during his several stays al bi
Lou moor having seen and talked WI
have number of prisoners possessed
been; certain amount Of historical inte
ward Chief among them was Edward
,fit Of ford, who in 1s4o had attempte
shoot Queen Victoria when sne
er an driving with the prince conso'
? tell buckingham palace. ,
= for Another strange inmate OF d
horses moor was old Mrs. Brougn' WIZ
ed the been the nurse of King Edward,
lat he in spite of what has been sa'a
, from not nursed by his mother tne
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
<5T GENERAL ASSEMBLY
- ENTERS HOME STRETCH
SENATE COMMITTEE INVITED.
Senators Are Invited to Visit New
Orleans at Their Convenience.

orleans al ISlI WV S'''S''S
New Orleans.-In the name Of the
neOple of the state Of Louisiana ana
the city Of New Orleans, Governor j.
Y. Sanders and Mayor Martin behf-
man have just issued invitations 10
the members Of the senate CoWm.ttee
m industrial arts and expositions to
visit New Orleans during the tall, or
- . time that would suit them best |
The invitation extended to the mem
hers of the house committee on IN
dnstrial arts and eXpOsitions has al
ready been accepted. They will come
n New Orleans the latter parton NO
yember, and from here will go to the
Panama canal. The letter follows:
"The people Of Louisiana are very
very anxious for you, as a memoer
Of the committee on industrial expo
. s'tions, to visit the city Of New Or
leans, 50 that you may see for your
self the many advantages Whrh 'he
Crescent City offers as the logfcal
noint at which to celebrate the com
: rletion of the Panama canal Win
=. great worlds fair.
, "A similar invitation is gong lor
. ward to you in this mail from tht
= mavor of New Orleans, and we are
III anxious for you to come here, at sucl
I time as may best suit your own COZ
= ven:ence, either with other MEMBER
It Of YOUR committee, or alone, as IN
=, guest of the city of New Orleans an
10 the state of Louisiana.
-, "If YOU can spare the time so
M do, we would like very much lhdee
to have YOU also go on to Panan
ne (onlv a four and one-half days triI
VI as the guest of the city and state
that Won may see how easily Vlslto
III to a worlds Panama eXpoSt tlon
Now Orleans could extend their II
yol tn the isthmus and see this gre
Oo0 achievement of the American peop
,. 81 sincerely trust that you may
,l'7 vour way clear to accept this lhVl
T. ton, and that you will kindly lndlc'
ll'e n me about what time it would o
suit YOU to favor us with Vlslt'
tate The visit of the senate and no
al committees on industrial arts and
rositjons will result in much good
eeIs the city and the. entire section.
Vhe W will give the senators and repre'
ny tatives the very best idea as to WI
'lNe' citv was the logical point Inc
'ne tional lawmakers will also nave
opportunity to visit the canal z
move This will be just prior to the
men session of congress, which con''
during December, when the ex
leans ton site question will receive
consideration of the congressman
senators.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08
Furnishing Wife Deserters in Nations Uaptal

Monday morning, her pay day. 10
money IS pretty safe here, and tne
n,an heads off many Saturday nlgnI
snrea The man Is kept at work.
which is mighty good thing OF ltSeN'
and the family is kept together.
Men who are not willing TO lurniSn
sunDort under this arrangement anu
those who default in payment OF ue
sort a second time are promptly SEM
70 the workhouse. There they are
made up into gangs and put 10 "o'N
in Rock Creek park, where Mr. hooSe-
welt when president used to take MS
afternoon gallop. They have hafu
davis work IN the open air, with eooo
food and for this the law requires the
government to pay so cents day 10
tho uiyos as for any government en-
Move. The work in the park "ouiu
Sost s1 so a day If not done by prison
ers so one dollar IS left to pay LOT
boarding and guarding the men, al'er
the wages have been taken out Con
gress apprQpriates $4,000 a year LOT
this purpose.
!. Judge DeLacy's execution OF the Ia"
, "a affective because 1t is certain. ram
v ilv desertion is a misdemeanor or
h felony in almost every state and i
- punishable with hard labor in many
,s Rut to punish the man in jail the 1udg
4, must also punish his wife and cnlIore
N by cutting off his wages.
The Rice belt journal., 1910-07-08

Betng killed by an automobile shou,a .,a,,
n,aced on the list Of preventi0iS
diseases.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
Two Soccer Games
On Saturday

IN Saturday naxt n, tho Ia,yua
yrounds tho soccer roo,hou serios
viii ho continued and ,wa i,,oras,.
inc .omo. min no ,Io,od Trio
weo,h.r 10 atm r,tber DAM Inn, 4,
tho roin o,e,r, on IN. .ro,,d ,,tlI
600, dr., and h.cnma n, 10 nia, a.,
Th. ar., cam. ,,,I lao ha,uoou
tho u,no,,,i,, leo, ,vorrs an, a.,
p,nohov. and ,,,.i,a ,rau, ,ho
,,rm ohow, hy bo,h ,soms In ,ho
nos, ,ha .o.,,,, .h,,,i,, l., .,a TO-
match rha II w ,n,s hay, ,.on
,roc,,s,,a ho,J ana ,.ya ,rnr,,oa A.,
In, in that nu,,,,g mr. pn,.
,,iu no.. 10 A. 81 .oo, -. 4,
,boy w,n, ,o d.,.,, H. ho,. w,hn
maro nao,,nary
Th. p,nahors aro s,ow,r. non,
,,, 49,, ,,o, 40 ,,o,, ,,.,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
Hays and Kaoo
May Race Here

Should Hayes and Fitzgerald come
to Honolulu. as is half expected, the
largest ground In this city will
hardly hold the crowd that will roll
up to see Antoine iiaoo. our wonder
full old runner. 20 up against the
best long distance men In the world.
And there Is no saying how the
old "Waialua Horse" can improve on
the time he has put up on the local
tracks. He has never been really
hard pressed as regards making the
pace. and II he had someone tn
make Il lively clip for the whole
Marathon distance. he would, no
doubt. got down close to the times
put up b. the best Of the runners.
All Hawaii would be worked M
over Marathon In which Hayes
and Kaoo competed, and the other
islands besides Oahu would certainly
send their contingents of sports
along to root for Kaoo.
McGrath is managing the run
ners, and he has spoken OF bringing
both Hayes and Fitzgerald to Ho-
nolulu. II is good news and every
body hopes that the runners do come
soon.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

Both Calif0rnians were beaten after q
hard tussle In these singles. The
doubles were then played and proved
to be the closest games OF the contest
Everybody declared that these doubles
were the finest exhibition OF skill and
endurance that has ever been wit.
messed In Australia.
The scores for the singles were az
follows: Wilding versus Long, G.2
rs. G.i. Mclaughlin versus Brookes
G.2. 6-2. Ga. The scores for the doubles
are as follows: Long and McLough.
lin versus wi.iing and Brookes 1910
1913. 6.3.
On the final day of the meet Brookes
beat Long 81. Sc Ga. while Wilding
beat McLoughlin Ii. rs, 6.3. so.
When asked what they thought, OF
the Australian tennis courts. both
players were unanimous In declaring
that they were perfect. The courts
were not In very good condition on the
first day of play. owing to the heavy
rain OF the night previous. In fact the
games for the;'t FIRST day had to be
postponed as the courts were too soy
gy. Brookes wished to postpone the
games on the seo1nd day also but the
sun came out and such an immense
crowd was present that play was
called. Al! the big matches were
played on grass courts.
The crowds for the three days of IN,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

pen In the Mediterranean class; best
In the game class; best-conditioned
bird in the show; bcst-shaped male
In the show; bestshaped female in
the show; best parti-colored male in
the show; best parti-colored female
in the show; best solid-colored male
In the show: best solid-colored fe-
male In the show; best live capon:
heaviest Tom; best IL white eggs;
best ~ brown eggs: best IL duck
eggs.
As soon as the entries have been
all classified and numbered, the lists
Will be printed and distributed at
the show.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
POULTRY SHOW
t ENTRIES CLOSED

Yesterday afternoon at 9 o'clock
the entry list for the poultry show.
which will open next Wednesday at
the drillshed OF the N. @. H., was
closed, and very good lot OF birds
are on the list. The entries total
just about the same as last year, but
the class of fowls. according to Pres
ident Brown. Is much better.
The lessons taught at the last ex-
hibition were taken to heart, and
the standard OF hocks has been much
improved. No Asiatic breeds are
represented In the entry lists. but
all the more popular breeds are
freely entered. Pigeons. ducks, tur-
key and geese have also been enter
ed in their respective classes, and a
strong showing will be made In
their departments.
The public will. no doubt, patron
ize the show well, as nearly every
one takes an interest in birds OF all
sorts. The premiums and prizes
offered are as follows; "r
Poultry Prizes. !
The American Poultry Association
offers a grand prize silver medal for
the, best cockerel In the Americali.
Asiatic. Mediterranean and English
classes. competition open to the
! world.
The American Poultry Associat ion
offers diploma for the best male
under one year old In all standard
varieties, competition open to the
world.
Trophy Cups.
Governors Cup-The Governor of
the Territory OF Hawaii offers a
silver cup for the largest and best
exhibit of birds In the American
class.
Mayors Cup-The Mayor OF Ho-
noluu offers a silver cup for the
best-cOlored, Hawaiian-bred chicken
any variety. in the showIIh. tu
Directors Cup--The directors Of
the Hawaiian Poultry Association OF
fer II silver cup to the exhibitor
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
Ribbon Specials.

Special prize ribbons will be
awarded by the association for the
Glowing exhibits: Highest scoring
Hawaiian-bred bird In the show /;
best pen In the American class; best
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06
NEWS NOTES FROM
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS

The Kamehameha Cadet Battalion
left the school yesterday morning. und'
er arms. for weeks encampment nj
Moanalua The battalion left the
school grounds at 8 a. m. Khaki uni
forms were worn. Articles Of civilian
dress were not allowed TO he taken to
camp. Second Lieutenant W. Kamaio-
pipi. In addition to his regular duties
Is appointed police officer Sergeant
Avail Is appointed steward and Ser.
geant Ellis second steward of the
cadet mess. They will have direct
supervision of the cadet supplies. and
the preparation and serving of all
meals.
While In camp the cadets will take
up extended order drills and guard
duty. Part of the day will he given
over to cadets for games. After the
return from camp the boys will turn
out for good hard practice for the soc.
Ger team, which has not been INDUCED
In for the last two weeks.
u q q
Captain Frank Chance OF Chicago
leads all the National League first
basemen In averages for the past
year. Ills percentage Is ,99i for
ninety-two games.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

= q. q
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

showing the largest number OF birds
In the poultry classes scoring 80
points or over.
The Hawaiian Poultry Associa-
ton offers silver cup for the best
collection" (cOck. cockerel, hen and
pullet In the American class. A
silver cup for the best collection In
the Mediterranean class. A silver
cup for the best collection In the
English class. A silver cup for the
best collection In the game class. A
silver cup for the best male chicken
In the show. A silver cup for the
best female chicken In the show.
Mr.. H. Jeffs offers silver cup for
the heaviest chicken in the show.
Cash Prizes.
Five prize ribbons will be award
ed, and cash premiums will be paid
according to competition In poultry
classes (which include turkeys,
ducks and geese). viz, cocks, hens,
cockerels. pullets and pens, OF all
varieties.
Pigeon Prizes.i rgDl
Five prizes will be awarded, and
cash premiums win be- ,ppid arcord-
Ing to competition In ,pigeon
classes, viz: cock, hen apd pairs,
under the following schedule:
Trophy Cup-The Hawaiian Poul-
try Association offers silver cup
10, ~ a. Lao.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-06

HERE'S a pointer for you. If you
Hunting for Health drink glass of
Primo Beer with your meals.
1t aids digestion, induces sleep, and quets
tired, WORKOUT nerves.
The little alcohol is to O slight to be con-
sidered, except as it aids the digestive functions
and gives slight stimulation.
One of the best things it does smto flush
the system. Water does not taste good enough Il
--you don't drink enough of it," that's where
one of the virtues of Primo Beer comes in.
Ask your physician about it.
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