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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-06-10
Double Memorial.

Last Sunday afternoon the Odd
Fellows and Woodmen of the two or
ders and a great many of the ladies
belonging to the auxiliary orders
met at the Fraternal Temple and
listened to an appropriate address by
Rev. G. H. Ellis, and music under
the direction of the Rebekah lodge
members, after which many marched
to the cemetery where the graves of
brethren were decorated.
The services were very impressive.
Ivan Jorgens is the latest owner of
a Ford car in this section. He and
G. F. Thomas, of the Western Hard
ware Co., through which the pur-
chase of the auto was made, went to
lewiston Monday and yesterday re-
urned in the spink-span new wagon.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14

wystrzaSnieta, osiupia4a stoi krqgu py-
tanIa JednegO, strasznego - jak 5mierG:
"Ia co? dIacuego} Czemu to wszystko
tax strasznie sic dzieje, - czemu?".
Iiemia niebo milczenicm gfuchcm od-
poWladajq ma to pytanie rozpaczy, ale
dino duszy kObiecoj porusza sic, zapada
W Sobie i zn6w podnosi buntem straszIi-
wynn, W biysku rozpaczliwym ici Swia-
domo$ci stale prawda ostra, iaIl miccz:
ia tam W tel kulturze cywilizacyi
5wiata ME byfam to ME I mojci Jest
winy"... o talk po stokro5, - ME! Strasz-
liwa hekatomba $wiata, kt6ra wall sic
dis ma glowy struchla}ej Iudzko$ci, -
sta}a sic bez winyi bez przyczynicnia sic
kobiety.
Kultura dzisieisza cywiIizacya zbu-
dowane pod znakicm SHY gwaItu, -
ME dzie}em SO rak kobicty, jcj piracy
my5lij ona sama ofiara gwaIconq W Mich
by1a jest, a zaledwie trudem podnosiG
zaczyna i wyzwala6 biedna swa, ujarz-
mionq glove. o. Budowa wiec Ia stara
swiata, zapadajqca sic dis = jak widzi-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14

Wobec Zbrodni straszliwego podziaIu do
konanego na zywem ciele narodu, a kt6-
ra to zbrodnia ludzkoSci msci sic DIS
kleskq ca4ej Europy swiata, my - cor
ki tel nieszczesnej, stratowancj, krwiq
oclckajqcej ziemi podnosimy nasz
Stos wiekowy cierpiqcych straszliwie
matek, c6rek, zon wzywamy do naro-
dow wszystkich: Stw0rzcie pok6i swia-
ta, ale poll0j nowy, tIwaIy, Swiety, opar-
ty ME jak dotqd - na krzywdach la
MANU- praw narod6w slabszych, co sic
m$ci woinami krwawemi, ale stw6rzcie
pok0j nowy, promienny, kt0ry iak sioi-
&c wejdzie tego nora ognia, dym6w,
mei pozogi - kt6ry obwiesci 5wiatu,
IL padfa krZywda wszelIa, niewola,
zbrodnia, gwaft, kt6ry obwieSci = ze
SWAT nowy co idzie, szanuje prawo, ludz
koSG, sprawiedliwoSG.
O polI6j taxi upominaIy sic wysian-
nlczIi $wiata ma Kongresie Pokoiowym
Hadze, podISreslajac to przyjetq rezo-
lucyq, W kt6rei zadaiq pokoiu, Iecz --
POKOJU OPARTEGO MA sPRAWIE-
DLIWosCI!
0 pok6j taxi nowy dla 5wiata, kt6
ryby raz pofoay} kres nicwoli wszeIkie.
narod0w kulturalnych, kt6ryby raz pre-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14
Pok0j W inie sprawiedliwosci.

PokoJ - bcz naprawy krzywd vie
k"Wych narOdow uciskanych - pok6i,
b"z zadoSGuczynicnia ich niesmier-
t"'nym prawom do zycia wolno-
Sci, pok6j - nieuwzglcdniajacy morza
Wyanej llrwi meli ofiar bez liku, l1o-
naWcych Ia to prawo sprawiedliwoSc
- hyfby nova zbrodniq IudzkoSci, byf-
by hanb4 naszej cywiIizacyi, byIby swie-
tokrHdztwom W obec 5wieto$ci ziozo-
nyrji "fiar W tel olbrzymici woinie.
WSr0d tych uurod6w mcczenni
k6W, piorwszym rzgdzie stoi Polska
r"zdarta ZbrudnicZo pred wiekiem Pol
ska, prZcdmurIe zachodniei cywilizacvi,
bojownik wolno5ci najstarszy, a dis
gnana przemoca do walk trzech ar
miach wrogich, dis przemieniona W pu-
stynie przei5ciami wojsIl bez iku stra
szllwem ich na naszej ziemi zmaganiem
sic.
Ia PoIsIla - powalona dis lax
3-azarz ma fole krwi, zgli8zcz, pozar6w,
morduiaca ma rozkaz wrog6w, w1asne
swe dzieci, topiaca zelazo piersi VIA
snych syn6w - ojc6w - braci
" obec straszIiwej tel DANNY krwi,
mi"nia, Iycia, skiadanei dis ma rzecz
woJny przez nicszczesny nasz nar6d,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14
UWIERZMY w SIEBIE!

Pred nami toczy sic najstraszniejsza
burza Swlatowa, przewala sic W ogniu
dymie, pOzarach krwi ob1edna wprost,
katastrofa zycia, doroblu, szcze8cia lu-
dzkicgO, kultury, zdobyczy tallim znO-
jcm gromadzOnych przez wieki, a dis
waIQcych sic " ruine bezdcnna, mad kt6-
rq 4 jgIiem oszalafej mqki b6lu zawo-
dzi tragicznie rozdarta, zabijana dusza
ludzkoSci.
Otto obrn pickieInej grozy, kt6ra nam
dis wszystIim patrzqcym 10 strony -.
daje SWAT. Patrzqca to istota dis jest
przedewszystkiem - kObieta.
Odsunieta cd krwawych pol boj6w /
ich dzil<iego ob4edu - widM ona te rzeli
spiywajacej krwi, uchodzqcego aycia Z
zy1 jej najblizszych, najdroaszych me-
a6w, syn6w, braci, wypieszczonych mi
1o5ciq jej, wyhodowanych troska, zno-
jem, ochranianych czuIo$cia ofiarami
bez iku... p}yna Ivy krwawe kobiety,
- te @zy ciezkie pod serca = i morze
ich zlewa sic rzekami krwi meczeh-
skiej ma polach bitew, = tam, dusza iei
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14

my - potok'tch kIwi, ruiny ognia,
ME jest dzie1em kobicty, ME Jest dzielcm
pierwiastku aensiiego, W dziejach ludz-
koSci, kt0ry dOpicro ia powierzchnic no.
we9o zycia wypfywa budzi sie...
ldzle nowy dzieh 5wiata, nova cywi-
izacya, nova kuItura, Cd starych grzo-
chow wyzwOlona wolna.
Ma horyZontach daIckich, poza opara-
mi krwi - wyczuc sic dale zorza przy-
s1o5ci, blady swift nowego dnia,.. Wsta6
musza - po tel orgii melIi b6Iu - tw6r-
cze, ratunkowe zycia potcgi: milo5G, po-
k0j, harmonia.., Budownictwo novel,
pokojowej, szcze5Iiwci przysz}osci swia-
Ia uiac musza rGce nowc, subteIncjsze,
bardzicj miIujQce, miqkllio dIonio. g.. la
loczyG rany dusz, zapclniG wyrwy aycia,
u$mierzyG, dixie, rozkiclznane aywioly,
pod budowG nova Swiata wprowadzi6
picrwiastl,i mocy bratcrslich, miFuiq-
cych, ludzkich - powolana Jest do tego
VIOLA dziej6w, zbliza sic die - kobie-
ia!
Ma zmiane kultu. sifv. dzikosci wvnTv-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1915-10-14

kresll} prawo pastwienia sic siInieisze-
go mad sfabszym, kt0ryby na zawsze u
mceStwl1 wojny - woiamy my, cork ma
rodu, ktoremu zagrabiono wolnoSG przed
wiekiem, protestujemy GAIA dusza pre-
clwko kazdej fatszywej akcyi pollojo>
wej, zmicrZajqcej do zdobycia pokoiu "a
wszclkq mozliwa cene.
Jedyna cenq pokoiu moze by6:
OLA UCISNIONYCH NAROD0W
WOLNA, GALA, z KAJDAN WYZWO,
Iona OJCZYzNAn!
Innego pokoju bye ME moze, wiec
MECH zyj6 POKoJ w IMIE sPRAWIE-
DLIWOsCI!. =.
Anna Neumann, PREF Z. ?. a.
Angelina Milaszewicz, Vice Prez,
A. Emilia Napieralska, Sckr. Jen.
Marya Weyna Dyr.
Karolina Sowinska,
Marya P. Kuflewska,
zofia Sypniewska,
Jozefa .Specyai,
NJ o. KaczoroWska, LEX Nacz.
st. Laudyn Chrzanowska, Red.
Helena F. Czachorska, Adwokat.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
RED ANo GREEN LIGHT TESTS
Experiments that Are Amusing rs
They Are interesting.

II Is strange how the color Of a
Hight makes II more or less visible.
irrespective of its actual brilliancy.
To test this place two lights of the
same coior--two candles Of the same
size will do-in two tin boxes and in
each box perforate a pin hole. Cover
one pin hole with green glass and one
with red and place them in a perfect
ly dark room.
To a normal person the green light
will appear five times brighter when
viewed obliQuely than when viewed d.
rectly, but the red light behaves In
the opposite way. Most people will
pick up the green light when looking
in some other direction and will be
quite conscious OF It's presence, but
when they turn their eyes directly to-
ward 1t they will not see 1t at all The
faint red light. on the other hand, will
not be noticed at all until looked AT
directly, then It appears quite bright.
but the instant the eyes are turned
away from 1t Il IL gone.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
FIND WATER BEDS
UNDER DEEP SOIL.
GOVERNMENT EXPERTS CHART
HIDDEN STREAMS ALL
OVER COUNTRY
Seeks Source Of Supply for Many
Communities

Most OF the people on the farms
and in the villages and smaller cities
of the United States obtain their
domestic water supplies from under
ground sources. Ground waters are
also extensively used throughout the
country for live stock. railroad and
other industrial supplies and for ir
rigation. The United States geol6gi
cal survey early recognized the great
Importance Of the ground waters and
lating to their development for hu.
man use. Hence for many years II
has carried on Investigations and sur.
yeys OF these waters. Much more
work has been done in some states
than in others, but every state has
received some attention, the policy
being to reach every section of the
country, but to do most of the work
where 1t will be of the greatest prac.
tical value to the people. AS q result
of these investigations the geolog-
cal survey has published nearly $50
reports dealing with ground waters.
and others are in press or in prepar-
alton. There are still large areas that
have not been investigated or that
have been covered only by rapid re-
connaissance, but it is planned to
continue the work from year to year
until the entire country has been
covered by detailed ground water
survey.
The published reports differ wide
ly in character on account of the
great differences in the geological oc-
currence of the underground waters
and in the uses for which they are
developed In different parts Of the
country. Moreover, some reports
give the results OF intensive studies
OF small areas, while others are bas-
ed on rapid examinations OF large
areas. In SO far as Is practicable
these reports give for every locality
that Is covered, the depths. character
and yields of the underlying water
bearing beds. the height to which
the water from each bed will rise In
wells and the prospects Of obtaining
flows, the quality OF the water In
each bed for domestic, Industrial. or
irrigation use, the best method OF
sinking wells, the cost Of wells and
OF pumping. the depth below which
drilling should not be carried. the pre-
cautions that should be taken to pre-
vent pollution, and the total guam
tity that can safely be pumped. On
account OF the difficulties involved
this information Is Of course never
so complete or SO definite as would
be desirable, even after the most
careful Investigations have been
made.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
IOWA GENIUS OUT WITH
NEW ELECTRIC MACHINE.
Device That Will Press Trousers
While Wearer Has Them On
Does Other THINGS.


"Press your trousers, sir?"
swell, no. not today, but I might
bring them in tomorrow"
mot at all necessary. sir. / can do
II now. in few minutes, and while
You have them on. Let me convince
you"
This is what one may hear In the
near future when upon entering one
OF those modern institutions where
they shine shoes by electricity. half
sole them by the same method, and
scour your straw hat until II looks like
1t did the day you bought 1t. The
creasing and rejuvenenating OF the
trouserloons," while they are in ser.
vice. Is said to be among the posi-
hilities If what We are told of an Iowa
mans contrivance is true.
This particular invention, one that
when manufactured a. the finished
product will be put on the market in
all parts of the world. has been COM
pleted by Joseph Jeannetand of Du-
buque. The little machine, operated
by electricity, Is one that we will
press mans trousers while he has
them on. This is not the only thing
II will do The machine will press
felt hats, ladies' dresses. coats, ties
and almost any other kind of wearing
apparel.
It will also vulcanize and will prove
valuable to autoists In this way. II
can be dropped into a pan of water
and will heat the water very fast. In
fact. there are dozen and one ways
the machine can be made useful.
The device consists OF two little
cylinders about one half an inch In
diameter. These cylinders are placed
so that when idle they touch each
other. They are held in place by pow
erful springs, so that when anything
Is put between to be pressed the
springs will force a pressure of the
article being pressed.
The cylinders have a layer of brass
around them, and in each cylinder is
coil OF No. 0.44. These coils are
connected similar TO doorbell coils,
and generate an intense heat when
current Of electricity passes through
them. The brass coating is nickel
plated.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
SEND HER A NOTE WITH CANDY
Letters Now Permissible With Par.
eel Post Packages

Gel FOSt FdCNd9SN
Hereafter sweets to the sweet"
can go by parcel post with a no less
saccharine billet-doux attached and
at far less charge than the govern
ment formerly fixed for such ship
ments.
II isn't only for candies with love
notes attached that Uncle Sam has
made this bcneficent ruling, however.
Any kind Of article no matter how
prosiac, provided 1t is permissible
parcel post matter. can be shipped
with letter attached and not be lia-
bic for prohibitive mail costs former
ly made.
BY ruling Of the Postoffice De-
partment 1t is now allowable to at
tach a letter to a parcel post pack
ege and pay for the former as first
class mail, while the package is paid
for as fourth class.
Rules in Vogue formerly called for
the payment OF first class mail
charges on packages to which letters
were attached.
Letters and parcels mailed togeth-
er in the matter now permissible.
reach addresses at the same time.
This Is often desirable and conven-
lent, and serves to prevent misunder.
standing and avoids confusion. and
facilitates the transaction OF bust
ness.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
PERFECT Confidence
Some People Have Good Reason fos
Complete Reliance

Do you know how
To find relief from backache;
To correct distressing urinary ills;
To assist weak kidneysi
Many people know the way.
Have used Doan's Kidney Pills;
Have proved their worth In many
tests.
Here's proof of their merit.
Mrs. John Hurley, 922 Front st,
st. Clair, Mich, says: MY kidneys
bothered me for quite time. The
kidney secretions were unnatural and
l had rheumatic pains throughout my
body. Doans Kidney Pills greatly
relieved me"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't simply ash
for a kidney remedy-get Deans Kidney Piils
the same that Mrs. Hurley had Foster
Milburn Co.. Props. Buffalo, ". Y.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
THUNDER ON OCEAN
u r. Never Heard on the Sea. is
Statement

Statement
The Astronomical Society OF France
has again taken up the discussion
which has been before II on several
previous occasions, and that IN the
statement that thunder Is never
heard at sea. The statement was orr.
ginally attributed 10 Baron Won Hum
boldt and Il has heen frequently
questioned. but those who insist that
they have heard thunder ut sea have
also stated that r." peals were not so
loud as on land. a larger number OF
seaman have beer found to agree
with the scientists. although II Is sug-
gested that the other noises prevail
ing on shipboard during storm may
be the reason why the thunder often
passes unnoticed. hut information on
this subject from sailors will he wei.
coined by the French astronomers.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
WHATS BEEN DONE
IN ONE DECADE
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE REVo.
lUTioNiZEO THE WORLD
HERE RECORDED.
Progress Has Been Rapid Since En-
CINE Was invented.

The most significant event in the
annals OF human achievement was the
invention of the steam engine. Its
introduction divided recorded time in
TO two distinctively defined eras, and
IL may well be said that the entire his
tory of mans material endeavors
counts forward or backward from
that comparatively recent event.
AS soon after this event as dis
tracted civilization could be released
from the sitting bondage of incessant
warfare. the problem of applying this
mighty energy to the needs of man
began in earnest-with an energy,
capacity and genius never ceasins
and never before equaled. Thus was
inaugurated the age of machinery, of
invention. OF ndustrialism-an age
vitality different from all that pre-
ceeds 1t, and during which the basis
of society was more completely al
tered and the economic and political
structure more fundamentally revo-
lutionalized than in all the proceeding
centuries Of civilization put together.
or the ten decades which may be
roughly stated as covering this not.
able period of development not one
has failed to contribute its quota to-
ward the sum of great inventive
achievements. Each and every dec
ade has seen the origin of some tran
scendent act for the advancement Of
material civilization.
The decade. most fraught with
achievement up to the invention of
the telephone was the 1S40-1850 pc
Rod, during which the reaper. vulcan
ization of rubber, sewing machine and
telegraph were perfected. These in
ventions, by far the most notable OF
marked the elimination OF Yankee
ingenuity It is safe to assert that
no other people in any equal short
span of time can point to a record of
SO marvellous and SO
industrially and so
cially.
The decade beginning with 1870
was also notable, the telephone, the
dynamo and the arc lamp appeared
and gave the first Indications Of the
coming part electricity was to play
in the affairs of mankind.
But the ten years beginning with
1880 saw an outburst OF inventive ac-
tivity that dwarfed all similar Pc
RODS in the history of invention. 1t
seemed that the discoveries in things
electrical in the last three or four
years OF the previous decades were
the signal for loosing the pent-up gen.
Jus Of the world. f- Z
The trolley car which has changed
the face OF urban civilizations; the in
light, with its more pow
erful and healthier glow and more
adaptable use; the automobile. the
most distinctive feature OF our time;
the typewriter. the most indispensable
in modern business; the
skyscraper, the delineator OF the new
skyline of American business centers.
and the cash register. that ubiquitous
and first aid to honesty
to pick out the most obvious OF tho
that proclaim the age
all of these came into being or were
first whipped into shape In the ten
years beginning with 1880.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
Brains Not Hands

A great masterpiece of music, painting or
sculpture, or a great poem is practically fin
ished when the master thinks of it.
The idea is the thing.
A master mind determined how best best
coffee could be produced.
There is always best of everything from
pugilist to chess player.
There is a best when it comes to tea experts.
Empire Coffee is the result of thought and
knowledge founded on much experience.
Most Coffee just happens.
Brains created Empire Coffee
Your grocer has it at popular price.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

Wireless apparatus that weighs but
eight pounds yet will transmit mes
sages twenty-one miles and has re-
ceived signals more than 300 miles
has been invented by q New Jersey
man.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12
BOOST FARMING
IN PHILIPPINES
AGHacUtTuRiSTs m ISLANDS
WORK FOR Settlement
OF INDUSTRIES.
Coffee Growing Business Also Is Re-
ported Booming.

Science and the semi-civilized Igor
rotes OF the Philippines would hardly
seem at first sight to go well togeth-
er. but thanks to the bureaus of agri-
culture. science and education of I'm
Gle Sans trans-Pacific governments,
they are being associated with most
promising results.
In recent years many OF the Igor
rotes and other semi-civilized noun
tain PeUptes or the archipelago have
been employed by the Philippine gov.
ernment IN the building of roads.
bridges and other public improve.
noents In the mountain province. and
the work has brought them compare
tive prosperity. These improvements
are nearing completion. however. and
the problem OF furnishing the peo-
pie with 4 means of livelihood when
they are no longer needed as wage
laborers Is being taken up by the
experts OF the three government bu-
reaus fnehsfbned
The solution OF the problem, &C
cofding to the government experts.
lies along three lines, agriculture
stock raising and silk culture. In
the establishment of the industries
on firm basis, science, which Is
a conception beyond the reach OF
The minds of most of these untutored
folk, IL to be brought TO their assis-
lance by a government which, in SO
far "a they are concerned, must be
somewhat paternalistic il IL is to
stand for civilization.
Steps that have already been taken
point to gratifying success. Seed rice
OF n type carefully bred by the bu-
reau OF agriculture has been distribu-
ted to some extent and has resulted
In Yields I'VE times as great as those
from the rice the sort usually
grown.
The government is also bringing
back into existence the coffee grow
ing industry among the Igorrotes. The
industry was wiped out by plant
blight before the American occupation
and the natives have never been able
to reestablish 1t. Now the bureau
OF agriculture is distributing blight
resistant type of coffee which Is grow
ing well. The bureau is also intro
ducing new plants ADAPTED to condi-
lions among the Igorrotes such rs the
mongo bean from India. American
corn and a kind OF sweet potato.
Plans are well under way for introduc-
ing among the mountain people bet
ter bred horses. cattle and hogs.
In the introduction of silk culture
three bureaus are co-operatingg. The
bureau OF science Is furnishing the
worms, the bureau OF agriculture the
mulberry trees and the bureau OF edu-
cation teachers to explain the vari-
Qua phases OF the work. The indus
try Ia established at several stations.
and II is planned TO spread II through
out the mountain province.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

LOSS OF SIGHT AND HEADACHES
made life a misery; glasses fitted by
so-called specialists afforded mo relief.
I was referred to A J. Jones, optician-
Detroit, who two years ago fitted
glasses that once more make life
worth living, and his prices are very
reasonable. Mrs. S. Edwards, south
west corner of Erie and Mercer st.
Detroit.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

BERDAN & co.
IMPORTERS AND ROASTERS OF
COFFEE
TOLEDO, o. Founded 1886.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

A combination % hammock and cot
has been patented by Cincinnati In.
ventor, one end of its mattress being
raised to forr, pillow when 1t Is
used for sleeping.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

General Sir Mahon is the leader OF
the British forces in Serbia, These
forces are said 20 ic lall ard VIII
probably be unaLi' 10 save !. ID
pressed Serbians.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1915-11-12

Four working parties which arc
building railroad across Austral
will be equipped with wireless appa-
ratus SO they can keep In touch with
one another.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-06-23
NURSE RELIEVES
MUCH SUFFERING
The Patient She Helped Make,
Interesting Statement.

Madison, Wis.-Mrs. Oscar Day, Of
1906 Nonona Ave-, Fair Oaks, this
town, says: Before my baby was
born, suffered terribly with womanly
troubles and nervousness, and was
living in state of fear all the time.
One day, an old friend of mine,
who, by the way, is nurse, and goes
around to all cases, brought me bot
tie of Cardui, the woman's tonic, and
told me to keep on taking it right
along. / did, and felt much better
after the first bottle. / kept on tax
ing it, and had as little trouble as
anybody could wish for. Feeling very
good now.
There never was a better medicine
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all around here.
/ am never without a bottle Of
Cardui in my home"
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