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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-07

operation in the old Parkdale building
Miss Nina Chapman was allowed an
extra five dollars month for having
general charge of the three rooms of
the building. There are two other
teachers employed in this overflow
school. 1t was decided that necessary
repairs should be made on the build
ing in order to make it possible to get
SIX or seven more years of service out
of it. There will also be some grading
done to do away with the present
swampy condition of the grounds that
now exists.
Green Given Leave of Absence.
Ward H. Green, instructor in Eng
lish in the high school, was given a
leave of absence to become effective
in April, at which time Mr.. Green will
go to Chicago university, where he will
do some special work.
The teachers committee was given
power to act in respect to adopting a
system for testing the eyesight of the
pupils of the city schools.
The building committee of the board
Will begin imm ediately TO investigate
the physical condition of the various
school buildings of the city and will
report at the June meeting just what
repairs should be made in the SUNNI er
months.
A letter was read from C. E. Ell
bridge, sttaing that he would see that
another appraisal of the valuation of
near future, so that it will be possible
to properly adjust the insurance rates
on the different buildings.
Report on National Meeting.
Superintendent L. D. Whittemore
gave an interesting report of the sew
enth annual meeting of the depart
ment of superintendent of the Ma
| tional Educational association, which
he attended at Mobile. Ala, Febru-
airy 1926.
'.All of the southern speakers said
Mr. Whittemore mentioned the race
question in connection with educa-
ton. 1t was pointed out that former
ly education was for the aristocracy,
but now it is getting to be for all
classes; that there are no sectional
lines drawn in public meetings, but the
south has its own problems to solve
the north. The negro should be edu-
Gated to labor.
Moral education, it was stated, has
not kept pace with physical and men
tai education. In twenty years the
high school students of this country
than a million. Higher education is
being characterized by caprice-dan-
gerous experime nts are being made.
1.-THE high schools claim that the
higher institutions are trying to domi-
nate and the universities claim that
the high schools are irving to dictate.
It was the opinion of the educators
that there should be more harmony
between the higher institutions and the
high schools"
The report of the superintendent,
covering the work of the schools in the
last twenty years, is exhaustive in the
extreme and is full of illustrations
which show the work which is being
accomplished in the schools. 1t was
suggested by the board that as the cuts
used in the report are available, it
might be an excellent move on the
part of the Commercial club to utilize
! them in making up a little advertising
booklet to set forth the educational
advantages of the schools in the CAPT
tai city Credit is due Mr.. Whittemore
for tn epainstaking work which was
mt into tho ranorf
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-07
WINS $4,000 PRIZE.
Renaux Flies From Paris to Summit
of Puy-De-DOme.

Clermont- Ferrand, France. March Z.
Renaux, flying at st. Cloud
today, landed on the summit of Puy-
De-Dome at 2:2O O'Clock, winning the
special Michelin prize of $4,000.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-07
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At the Majestic.

An audience which practically filled
the theater, occupying nearly every
seat down stairs and in the gallery
saw the North Bros. Stock company
present Texas" at the Majestic last
night. The play is full of the rollick-
ing life of the southwest. It gives the
company a good opportunity to show
e, very natural representation of
company of cowboys "joshing'' each
other over the incidents of their life.
Individually the members of the COM
lany were up to their usual standard.
Miss Genevieve Russell was at her
best as Texas Albert Ferguson as
Corpus Christi showed that he could
take a silent part if necessary. He
spoke no lines, but his speeches.
comedy was good. Orval Spurrier came
in for a good ''land'' as "Jack Dali
oklahoma" Miss Ruth Robinson
pleased as Lady Cecelie Trevor" Miss
Clara Lamar, playing Mrs. Jennie
Peppercorn'' used her characteristic
good taste. Sc is an artist on char
acter parts and never fails to please.
Robert Blaylock, as "Pasquale" was
satisfactory as the villain. Miss Gene
Fulmer was a most naughty Lady
Francis Mackenzie" Edward Fergu-
son both in acting and makeup as Col.
Buck West" made a favorable impress
sion. This may also be said of Ira
Herring playing Lord Angus Trevor"
and R. E. Hillard as Tank"
The cast is well balanced. The story
is told with a rush and vim which rec
ommends it to the proverbial tired
business man"-and his family.
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Saint Cloud. France, March T.

Saint Cloud. France, March RE
naux, with a passenger, crossed the
official line at 9:12 o'clock this morn
ing in an attempt to win the special
year for the first airman, who, with a
companion, would fly in six hours
from Paris to the top of Puy-De-Dome,
after circling the steeple of the cathe-
draI at Clerm ont-Ferrand.
Henry Weyman, the American,
made the first attempt on September 7
last, but was lost in a fog when the
trophy seemed almost within his
grasp. The distance covered is PIT
miles and the rules required that a
landing be made on the summit of
Puy-De-Dome. a mountain rising $500
feet near Clermo rt-Ferrand
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-03-07
AT the Novelty.

A man and a woman, playing the
anvil Chorus on electrical anvils
which give forth flashes of fire on u
darkened stage is one Of the attrac-
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mes l0sscatGfn uub etHes 12s5oGiaeH SsifriNsb
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itruffioH eiHes es5eliigen nne stHes 12s5bliegn
&iirtfie5 Mobtensab5uesfanals Gnb nas sagge'
recnt BON e,nem nttoripeH 9unfte aus IN 0p'
iporib glpeuue. 40 isnb. mstr cher tueHieeE
flbiih BON gsdrona apeIas. cftlld ESQ Sttb.
mehr cher peniper, oprt NcHfigMfiiou etliSs
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habe 175 SUB offIin bon Grnortb arsnue
l25yaiaen noe osldslHohngiI6( no I'M lnnlini
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gsarhau siDenle bic ifeIS Mbenue oard Sou.
TS TRm 9nes Fiss ssass ss0aT sares s ssrtnsas siss
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bts 9cHblnnt ahenue, burh HonftrIttioE zines
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tommen NIT ben nOttiseu Dlanbolss nHo On
lets.
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lid bpnotab 8otnt aneHue. onr6 aonitru.fioIi
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Observation-Disclosures; epportb eipeuue. bon
Tsaroaa apenng bis Bsroin Apfnie. burh aon'
itrlIft,on itruttIon eines sss6Iliser. etnsS ios.
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ME biz Bo.Ioinut IoeHuc, bur6 aoHlfsafil3H
etHes sssetItgen uro eines i2ss6llgru ssttr,fieo
Observation-Disclosures uHo seni ggspere6i oos
einem nieoripen asnnite nus In sslporib ahe'
me 470 Tub. mebr i,ber tpentger fuoli1 bon
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8itrifiee MbsuasfannIs; ferRer bic no.
fbtaen Manhcles uno ssnIeis. in tlebereinfiim'
unHg nit eiaer @efolution, paifirf bonn giabt.
rdth en 10. Gun. 1911, IN ueherriuitimmunl
init hem RInn nnb ben fpesififatipnen, tpef
De frdbe autssbsibtn purssn nnS jssi in Der Offs
bes Director ef NubIic Esrplfs nuflisetn.
! geitien 2 Gab attfa ts9l 1rossni ses
runq. absiigIi6 ttr soften far aren
laastnl sntsrlsss nsfssn tSasa sss grs.sfut sa
y etytsdWuai, nStAk1 1xs4 ~ 0dS1 tyA 1nefo@s(
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fe.in, rrsiuans, so. 2,7oa-8ur aaamuus Ell.

e INT l. ETnfunuSy Sp, SssHo-s1lt si
" Her auen obne aamen
On @nbetrachi baB eiHe 4eiItotn. uTiieT5ein'
net bon per'hiebengr &teeHfbiimerH bon
Srunoiiideu dHgren3eub on obsg lH ner uu'
niiitelbaren natbar'taft eer beiae6leu auao
9bue s.amea nie btesbesneAn Hadssiea asHo be'
ihrieben. bstm Stabir1ib eineereiti tpnroe,
barum Hadfa6eub fit bic adamane eettsibsn
Hadianenh unb
an anbetra1t. bab bic in SGpete tefineIichs
aTeelaeenbeit unb eos grfa4ea ser beiaaisH
Bettlicn bsiaHut peHln6i ruorben 10 elir4 SeEa
pffeutttfuHa berfelben in Sner 3eitau9 ben
aQgeiaeiuer 5iriuloiion iRHerbalb bet stoIs
goraiioR Gui tets Observation-Disclosures gsoGeH.
cuSigeuo 1m II Tape i'm Suil 1911; uGo
IN glnbetIati bdb oer Sianirdib enoca
A5ersaugi iii bGb aenngeHoCt @ruEe far fol4e
,annLmRg porbaHpeH 1T lina bab btefeibe fiiE
pie aIlgRmeHe 9sobIfd5rt bon teiHem S6aeen
fetn iptro, uHo baB eipfeIbe oorgeHommeH net
oer folle; hesbdlb
Gel es beftlofeu BON SiabtrGib eeg Staei
Cincinnati, StGni Chic oab bic Auep obHe
admeH aHflnGeHb aH etT1em Nrrite In mees
gbeTfeU soeuue. 100 tslIb iaol6 bon Gienpdn
apcnue uno iiG ertirs2eue olilit bis sur Oft
Iaeu qlHte bon Der 9obn Groit uHferabibets
luua fC uuh oiefsIbe 9eTrdum1 tperbe
4a'firi am II. SHli e. Z. 1911.
Efto q ReHuer
9rafioeri pro ten bes Siaoira!bs.
attet: G Gopin eroerfou. e!eri
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(S.Ine Erbiuans, 30. 2 -slutortfireHb uae
" cHfuetieHo ben ZsIeetcr ot Nublic Serotce,
sur VtnGebung hgT Hciplaen 1fpsEix afie fir hQs
Geaeu rem 6auri ~ 3erIobreu In 4enatbs
@oah, Sranbtr Noeb Eelia Apeuae HciiauJ.
5icH gione uns Eeet' ae .Moae rpeistss uot5-
seeHbie III iGI bic 24aiisrpertotgHHg Don gSnhi.
ioup,ae. 81 eiEeT SaalHe. rslte s2s,oo0.0o
Mot uberiieei
Gel eS bcrpysHet ocm giabiraib Oer S.ab.
Cincinnati, Slaai ti0 tsspei Ir.itel aaer eos
III sripdhIieN Jliigiiebcr hbnetHitimuieao1
Ee.tiou J. Gab ter director Of 2iibtie Ger.
ntce fei uHb b,ereut4 nricrtftri nEb nnseipte.
fen Dsrec ett uotbigeH aorhatrg eiHsaeeken
nue aui'ieIans oes aefien fir. eiefsIhsn. In
uebeEeiHiimuuna rti hsw Nefeys, fln bas
geerH ben paupl' E9atfefr0bren In gnfunrbs
Mod5, GroHbiu h0ab, Leila aesnas, Golgr.
Giun Aoab uHe Ipetfieio Aoob, melte ncft.
peubLe fHb fiiy gldHeFceferanHa bon aeaes.
ioHeiue, a: eI1er Sausnts nslcbe 6Ee.anosmeu.
sia 1nufcHh lSZ3 900 00b Dollars Hi6t hber.
iieiai Hao sur Es5aRtung berfeIbeu dis Der
gaaisyiupris Hone 3ins-
Ge.iior 1iefe crbiuans fpn IN arnft irs.
ieH mo G&iiipiri 5aJeH bon nHh naE ben,
iritheiieu POM @eisps eriaubien 3siisantie nrs
@n'litt en- l. 1u!L u. Z. 1911
Etfo Z. Rfnner
@vdfbeni pre- ten bek gtabisc.ts
at.ef!: Z sDtH 2eHherfoR, Gieyf.
25.f
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Bonn Gnpb. shatsrnn. Be,

BON Gnob. 1baterup, Der
beute Dor 100 Jabren seborsn ipurbe,
bat iih ieIbit als ipeisnilihes Merts
NAL ieiner Degabung bas .,ene for a
fnob" auseihrieben. Wlit einem fhors
fen Bid fiir ollss Aeubsrlihe, SobIs,
Murmiti4ige in Geisuidoft, gbaras.
teren unb Gmpfinbungen III er auh
Der S60pfer bes 1sgriffs Snob ses
iuorben. ME er bsute gilt. aIs l8s
jdbriger Giubeni bsgriinbeis 3bades
rap NIT fsinen sJreunben cine fotiris
fGe Gtubenten3eiiung Der Snob-;
bier bot bus Hort nph sinen onbtrn
Ginn: % bebeutei uripriinglih
~GnufevA. bonn In Der Gtuxntens
fprone ~pbiIiitsr4. Sn elmer aorris
toiur bes Biireert0nigs Gouis Obi
lipp, bic 1badtrnn 1888 enttnirfs,
iiebi Der Q0His rebs interchangeable
aus uno bat ben Resenfdirm unitrm
Arm; burunter III eefnrisben: ~Wis
ibr ibn bier febt. 70 itsbt er in poris.
ipenis mebr als Elm Snob." Aier
ilingi nod bic Bsbeutuns pbiIifte,
burh. Mber In btr Garjtelnng bic.
fes inat6nislitsn H0nigs triit aud
f6oH Elm asutli4tr Gtgenfob 5fpifdEr
@eiH unb Ghein 6trpor: bic Dobl.
belt ks Biirgtrionigtbums fon an
f9nili@ etn.a6t iptrDen. unb Il
,psrben Dor benz Bid bes iunoeT
3ei6uer1 az Die eerpsn unb 0elbsr
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binnes 3eihnet er als einen Danbp
nit einsm JriisurideiisI unb einsm
Ginglas; Gotratss LIT etn nider
itumpffinniesr pbiIiiter, Der DollerBs>
hagen pas Gift aus einem grobtn
poinie irinft. 4uh Der Dihier 1fns
ferdp iutt aIlerortsn Snobs, finbst
Gnobs In Der Gsihid,is uno ~grdbt
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rsihe abern SnobsGrs.s gu ftoben.-
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ssnbrunit betrisb, nuroe burh bic
triben aebenssrfobruHsen ongefsusrt,
Die Der iunssWann burhuahis. Sein
fattli1es Wermosen BON eifpn 400
900 W. perlor er binnen tur5er 3ett
ola elm Gpfer BON 51fpinblern. pros
iettenmatsrn unb Jalihfpieiern. Hno
q rGtts iih, inbem Ct bieie ols bers
bretxriIhe Snobs on ben 4,rangtr
ftelIte. sse nsitsr bic tiiHifleriidF
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ipenig.r ifroff unb grob piro Der
gexnIas bon pornebmem AuftrsisH
un6 a.msiner Oelinnung hruusgeors
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gtiefeI 5u tiiITen unb BEN Intern
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nun: .ein GnOb II, tpsr tets Dot'
niebt. msbr su fsin. HpmentlId rsls
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clIaemeine Werbrettung aud IN
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(cins EreiHaHs, SO. 2,1O4- auiortitFenb nHh
" uHrpeiieHe ben Tires!0J oT 8ubitt Beretee,
hieuoibipen stpnirdiie eHtGachsa fAr bic tsrcpi'
IaHg ppn fprlfnb'tnGen. Gesaaben uHo tSuIbl'
merifn abRabme, 6cbrgU uae s1leoeraaifiels
lung ben SebdlierH TN ole 2Seiiegn Silis 4s'
hicHunQ beg gSaferner orRunGes 1citerHe 81 et'
ner Summe iuelehe seU 600 90 HiHt lberiiet8i
Gel es neroienei ton SiabirdIb Der 9tsei
Cincinnati, Etaai Chic spei IF.tisl aller bas
9u erfpdhieB UdiaItebeI ubUeiuf!Immenol.
Seitipu l. Islb Der ~tgectct of sSubitg Ger
pi6e tCl uHo beremrn Gg!Uglltti uHo araefries
fen nerbe, bic nDibiesT HCEird'te elnsHasb.n
nHb gIftteHnaa bes 8e'iga tlit eisfftbsE. iH
he5cttiBiimmA,ig NIT bFW WeieE2 far bic
GrnhuuHa DON BruHtilGtcr slUfbauan9 ben
Suuoamenlen. atiraeHrs }Gbgru pne ssieest.
aIiffietaHa bon Seba.ietr '!g oss aSsflern eils
Eceiemnp bee Rld1sTrer gJguHass EpfisFus ~
eiRerSautue rusldhe ads.3,1.ggifuo SCI. .00O.d51
Rouars MID tiibetiietei au5 'lr bic @esabluns
eerieIben Glss Der a15~lT Sscris Ecne
Siiue~.
Seiiion 2 Tiefe CrbIHar1 foa In nraft f.e,
Ten uno SiIiiafslt ha!sH Uoa aTc aat hem
lbeiieu BON Geieee eg.Gl5ieH Beitpanits ea.
4aftri am IL. SnIi "a I 1911.
Clio 3. Aerner
9IGfiesHi pyy TEN bss SsnhtrdfbS.
aisit: GbDiB - % H5erieu. 9Ieri.
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Neictlidbe JSptis.

gsrdsaelte Hnaebote iperben euieepenemnsr'
In OCT Office bcs director of 9snbiie SdetS,
Gitp onll. Cincinnati, Shln, biz nm II ubr
Nltiings am Eien Il d a, ben D. stngnit 1914,
fiIr nie Ntefeguna aHh ahIteiering bon nnier'
erunbssfnbel fur bic siennl lno 1eIeptonsgst'
iilngcn oes @tnclnn1tier sseuers Gcpartentcnfs.
nnb ben Spe5itifntipnen, lpelCte III bdaeter
Office anfIiepen.
5pe3fifahpncH uno unbeidlriebenc aneebof'
Torimllnre inHnen In Der Office oes Gireetor
OF Bubble Saftb erInnat iperoen
Seecs stitgebot utliB ben bniIen Rninen Der
8erfon ooer Beronen enthaIien ioelhe oalteloe
einreibcn iifo alIe aIe harau interentrieu
gsrfcnen uno iniIi bon einer giirai6aft be-
aleiiet fett i'm 8eiraae bon tiinfbnneerf
tS500.00l Dollars cher bon etnem 8eriifisirter
@bed auf elmer foIhentef 9anf. uls eii1c CD
rdntte DGf ipern on5 gHaebnt aIi1enonimtr
ditf eiit Stonfruft einaeaanaen iutro
Die Rieienbcn micn Die eehrudteH Soririit
ldre henusen, oa feline aHoeren GnaeiioEtHtell
nerben
Der 2ircctcs Of 4pbIic Safeih bebdIf itdb bns
Hedt Dor, iraerheiites coer ole Aneebote 6ii
ridsutpetfeu.
Sn, sInitrnec bcs Director of 9ubEie safeio
"a. 9ult 1911.
Gbiuaro s. Turr,
Sefretdr bes Department q
25,t Rublic Safetn.
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geIb ~ berieibsn.

menn gle cans AdIten uno ein psrntniieii'
ter gtrffpobner bon Cincinnati coer umaeoeun
unb, mir iespen Sbnfu $40 tss Siou. msnn
Gle rs aehrauthen 6iueiunaii qsan 0s.r 512
mace Si, Simmer 81. gbone GaisaI 1929.
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6siraibi9efu9 bdb' i9 ltbteiin bon
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etarb an sonutag, ben 80. 9uEt 1911
hr
garI QrDuarb Gtinbnh,

eeIebter @Gtte bon Qouife 9einbu5. geo.
s.orftmdu, in feiHeH "a. Qebeusiaurs. Zie
sAcerDigung finoet am Wdttnotb ben 2 9luguii
1911. 9eahmiitugs 123 lIbr, BON IrauerDduIs
$50. 42l9 Srtn @oeuue, aus 'tdtf NIB mlrc
am lz4 I1br in Der aGpelIc oeS Spriug Grop7
ssrichbofs Elm Gruureoitesoienit Gbgebaiten
rperoer. Sreunoe ilno bofIihft ciHeeIaoeH.
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9sierbe nnb Sahriuerfe.

nrN nsa nit gnmmi ntersrotn. NIT sorsn'
W0OeI firtsa Esifsn su 800 pts esi. Nsu'
7,s Gtatirtifeus1aesr. $500 per Gsi. Hnt Wits
pcn Gugei.s uHe Waasn su II efs RohsHpss'ts.
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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-28

"Lil Athah" Johnson appears to
have had two ice cream festivals pre-
pared for him during his stay IN Eng
land, for the two matches arranged
for the dusky champion can hardly be
classified as fights. when one gets the
dope on the men whom he is to meet
in the ring for rich stakes. His first
mix-up will be with Pady Curran. who
is heralded as the Irish Champion,
while his other contest will be with
Bombadier Wells. the English cham
pion. No where's some dope on these
two men that will give some idea of
what cinch Johnson appears to be up
against: Curran was outpOinted by
Eddie McGoorty. a secondrate fighter
from Oshkosh, Wis; Curran knocked
out Gunner Nor, and Gunner Moir put
Bombadier Wells away in three rounds.
Now what show nave these men with
Johnson, fat and all?
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-07-28
VERIFY IT.
The Proof Is In Paris Almost at
Your Door.

The public statement of Paris citi-
zen is in itself strong proof for Paris
people, but confirmation strengthens
the evidence.
Here is Paris citizen who testified
years ago that Doan's Kidney Pills re-
lieved sick kidneys and now states the
cure was permanent. Can any sufferer
from kidney ills ask better proof? You
can investigate. The case IS right at
home.
Mrs. ]. T. Martin, Eleventh and
Main streets Paris. KY, says: kid
ney trouble in my case was brought on
by fall 1 received two years ago.
My back ached until | thought il would
bl eak and sharp tUinges often shot
through my kidneys as if someone
were hitting me. tried various rene
dies, but could not find relief until
procured Doan's Kidney Pills ut Will
sons drug store. After using them
one week | felt like a different woman
and | was soon completely cured. i
gave a statement for publication in
1908, telling of my experience and at
this time | am glad to confirm all
then said in praise of Doan's Kidney
Pills. think more highly of them
than ever
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