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New Britain herald., 1922-10-13
ALMOST NO CONTEST
Iowa Practically Devoid of a "Wet" and "Dry" Issue in Present Po- litical Campaign.

Des Moines, Iowa. Oct. 13.-The wet and dry contest in Iowa, where prohibition was in force before the passage of the Volstead act, is one of diminutive proportion in the present political campaign, only three of the twenty-two party candidates for the eleven congressional seats having openly declared themselves in favor of beer and light wine amend ment, according to a survey just com pleted by the Iowa Anti Saloon League.
 Two of the wet" candidates, Fred P, Hageman, Waverly. Iowa. in the third district, and Paul w, Richards, Red Oak, Iowa. in the ninth, are democrats running in districts ordin- arily republican.
 Harry E. Hull. of Williamsburg, second district, is the only avowedly wet republican candidate.
 Both Of 1owas senatorial candi- dates. Smith w. Brookhart of Wash ington, Iowa and Clyde l.. Herring of Des Mones, republican and democrat respectively. are uneQuivocally dry.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-13
HOOkWORM WAR IS ON IN PORTO RICO Scientists Will Study Habits to
 Rid Fields Of Pests

San Juan, Porto Rico. Oct 13-1n- vestigators of the International Health Board of the Rockefeller Foundation, studying the habits of the hookworm in Porto Rico, have ascertained two hings about this parasite which they consider of great importance. One is that the larvae are shorter lived than had been supposed and the second is that they possess only limited pow CTS of locomotion.
 The scientists are located at Utu- ardo, in the heart of the coffee coun- try. Some of them permitted them- selves to be inoculated in order bet ter to carry on their work. They de- clare that life span for the larvae of from two to three months is prob- ably the average, except under most favorable conditions for longevity. Ordinarily the larvae do not move of their own accord more than a foot or so from their base unless they are seized with an ambition to work up through the soil. In this case they can work through a soil covering of considerably more than one foot. The larvae seem to have greater ca pacity or inclination for altitude than they do for cross country travel.
 To Prevent Spread.
 The studies which are now being made were undertaken with the hope that they would lead to improved methods of preventing the spread of possible infection and while the work has not yet been completed, the dis covery of the relatively short fife of the larvae has convinced the investi- gators that the possibility of infection from any given locally can be very much reduced provided new sources of infection arg not introduced.
New Britain herald., 1922-10-13

This sale demonstration of the big that do and just the right te with wearing ahead These all modes-nw ohs-new stylesin shades of Brown Navy and Bac-A sizes land extra large sizes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

You'll find the latest creations in Wash Satins.
Wash Silks, Rough Shantmg, Eponce, French
Ratine, Swiss Tissues, etc.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

When the screen once more shone
blank and the ceiling light flashed
on, Bel was smiling cheerfully.
mo wonder you fell for the screen
so hard, Linda; you're exquisite, and
no mistake.
You said you wanted to explain.
Bel: you won't get another chance"
He nod@d soberly. " l can say all
want to in three minutes. Then
you're free to call it quits for good,
if you like"
that posed her rudely. Did he
mean-could it be possible he meant
he had become reconciled to the rift
in their relations?
Can you doubt that's what III
like Bel?"
Bethany gave his head a stub
born shake and stepped nearer.
"Please don't be angry because Of
anything stupid l may say. came
out here that first time dead set to
win you back at any cost, still madly
in love with you, absolutely unable
to conceive of life that didn't pivot
on you, Linda. l was prepared to
give you any pledges you could pos
sibly ask"
Did you flatter yourself any
pledge you could give would mean
anything to me, when you'd broken
your word so often?"
Il hoped | could make you under
stand what a blow your leaving me
had been, how it had brought me to
my sense at last, jolted me up on
the water-wagon, where I've been
eVtr since-I haven't had a suspicion
of drink, Linda, since that night
you ran away-and made me Sc,
been, fooling around with women as
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

what an unspeakable rotter I'd
| had. That's another thing | cut
out like shot. | haven't looked
sideways at another woman
since :"
mot even after discovering I'd
fallen in love with another MANI
mot even after that. Somehow
casual women don mean anything
TO me any MORE mean, casual
flirtations. They re too damn stupid
silly waste of time. ! guess | had
to be squify, as used to be most of
the time, not to be bored by them
then"
This is all very interesting, I'm
sure. But after all, it doesn't ex-
plain-now, does it,"
at explains why | followed you
out here the first trip, why had to
see you in another mans arms, kiss
ing him, and then hear all the small
town gossip about you two before
I'd believe :"
"There is gossip them"
What do you think? According
to all reports, you've been going it,
rather, you and this chap Summer
lad-'stepping ouN together as they
say in Hollywood"
Lucinda affected shrug of in
difference. Bel umstn't guess she
cared what people said.
And what has that to do"
Just this. l don't like it. As |
say, if you want to run around with
movie actor, that's your affair; but
so long as you remain my wife, it s
my affairs, too. Don't forget it's my
name you're trailing through the
muck of this sink-hole of scandal. -
She famed at him-"Belw but he
wouldn't heed.
"You don't suppose you're going
to get away with the Linda Lee
thing much longer, do you? If all
these people don't know it's an as
sumed name now, they jolly soon
will. If you're going through, if
you're bent on leading the life you
have been leading ever since you fell
in with these people, be good enough
to keep my wife's name out of it!
Get your divorce, and get it soon.
That's all l have to ask of you"
Lucinda replied with a slow in
clinatlon of her head.
What you want is my dearest
wish" she said. Depend on it, Bel,
[ shan't waste a day I'll take the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

who pretended to earn a wage of
$3.50 per production.
But Lucinda first mistrusted his
ability because Of his appalling ig-
norance concerning rudimentary
principles of social usage.
Since the story they were con
cerned with had to do wdth people Of
fashionable New York, Lucinda
thought il important that their man
ners should conform to approved
convention: but Nolan was so little
learned in such matters and his inn
patience with them was whole
hearted: "Ah, what's it matter2
Ninety per cent of your audiences
are solid bone from the neck up, and
the rest wouldn't think they'd got
their moneys worth unless they
found something to beef about in a
picture. Why worry about little
things like that? Lies too short.
and We're wasting timer
Then with a fluttering heart Lu-
cinda identified her husband in
Elnn's companion.
"Shake hands with Mr.. bruce,
Miss Lee: new tenant of mine, going
10 work here same as you, just
signed q lease for space to make his
frs. production"
"Whatw
At that monosyllable of dismayed
protest. lucinda saw Zinn's little
eyes Of a pig grow wide with sur
Prise.
But | am fortunate, Mr.. linn, in
already having the honor of Miss
Lees acquaintance" Bellamy took
possession of her hand.
rs that so? You two know each
ether, Whyn't you tell me?"
Lucinda found her voice all at
once, but hardly her self-possession.
1T isn't - it can't be true! Bel: 1t
isn't true you're"
Afraid it is, Linda" Bells smile
was slightly hooking. "The picture
business has got me in its tolls at
last. Only needed that trip out here
to decide me. Now Pm in up to my
ears. Something to do, you know"
When linn departed, however,
Bells manner changed.
Pm sorry, Linda really don't
mean to be a pest"
Then why are you here?"
Give me half a chance"
"You had that chance weeks ago,
and deliberately refused it.
But surely you got my note ex-
planning l was called east on two
hours notice, but would return as
soon l could?"
"Possiblyw Lucinda suggested
with Iabored scorn, you misad-
dressed it, forgetting which of your
numerous feminine acquaintance
you were writing to-"
Il addressed it," Bel insisted
stoutly, "to Mrs. Bellamy Druce."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

first train / can catch for Reno, after
finishing this picture"
That's simply splendid of you"
Bellamy declared heartily. Any
thing | can do to help along, of
course-just let me know"
"T'll be glad if you'll go now" Lu-
cinda told him. Il think I've had
about all | can stand for one day"
'Then goodby, my dear-a thou
sand thanks"
XIV
at is funny" Lucinda confessed
to Fanny that night. II don't
pretend to understand :"
No more did she. Buk the seeds of
suspicion that conversation planted
took root readily and lowered into
dark jungle of strange fancies in
which fears ran wild until Lynn Sum-
merlad came home to charm them all
away. Lucinda only needed to see
him, indeed, to forget her troubles
altogether and become once more tie
voluntary thrall of a species of in
toxication as potent to her senses as
drug.
The Lontaines had arranged sup
per party at Sanata Monica in Sum-
merlad's honor for that night At
seven Summerlad called, finding his
way nuaccounted -shrd shrd shrdlua
way unannounced to Linda's sit
ting room. She went to his arms
with cry of joy, buried her face on
his shoulder, clug to him as if she
would never let him go.
I've missed you SO, Lynn, I've
missed you sol"
Continued in Our Next Issue.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26
&Qa@e,hqlI
WLOuIS JOSEPH NANCHEA<d ~
RT eyIcun JnsAYuc
CpT1 ey Louis JoseA Vance

rN
o'''-'i o-'' " -'''7
one feheaiSed inc scene oul bei
failed not only to call at the hour APP
pointed or to send word Of explana-
ton
-,e;., A.
il'''''o'' '''''' 0''' II 'oeu 'i'o
nlng to sense Of duty true saei.,
flee, for Lynn was leaving early next
morning to spend FORTNIGHT with
his companv in an OREGON logcing
camp.
Losing natience. Lucinda called
the Alexandria on the telephone. and
was informed thar Mr.. Druca had
checked out earlv in the morning,
saving nothing Of an intention to
return.
"a note rama from Rsll3mv the
next morning. ana nothing trans
pired in the eoares of -hs next sew
eral weeks Ia afford any clue To the
riddle; with the rushat -hz- Lucinda
thought abau- her husband great
dsal rners than zhs wanted 10 ar
had Il aav r.las srcs leaving Chsea-
90 II -sz zF7---a i vsS-s, ike
Be to treat zzv woman 50 ruasly.
XIV
JACQUES kere IRE S1-mez,ss
company away 50 long that lis
return found 1he FIRST Linda Les
probation in Fa1l swing. with Barn
Nolan ia command, Lncinaa rlzr5z.z
the Supple puppet Of mss wns.
Fanny aemurely walking 1fraueh
the feminine part af second M
p5gr4nce, and Iantaine func1.ez.i-la
Al ths peak Of his capacity as execu-
g5xe genius.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

The rush during the past few days has been
almost unprecedented due to the fact that we
are giving MERCHANDISE. and SERVICE
what the trading public demands and what
it is entitled to.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

AT CSC, REGULARLY SIPS
One hundred Dress Patterns of the
best standard Bingham; guar
anteed fast colors; price for the
whole pattern.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

AT zoe PAIR, REGULARLY
Csc TO 35c
Women's Lisle Stockings, made
with back seam, black, white
and brown.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

AT 75c, REGULARLY CSC.
Mems E. & w. Union Suits, made
of standard pajama checks with
elastic back; sizes "a to 46.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

666 quickly relieves Colds, Consti.
patton, Biliousness and Headaches. A
Flne Ionic. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

Because you did not see just what you may
have wanted at ANSLEY'S today is no reason
to suppose that it will not be there tomorrow
AS we have said many times before: Al
most every express brings in something new,
something dainty, something worth coming to
see, whether you buy or not.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

This service we are rendering in securing the
latest in fabrics has attracted buyers into our
store from Fort Valley Buena Vista, Dawson,
Albany Oglethorpe, and greater and lesser
distances.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

1t is the of the greatest satisfaction to us
to know that the wonderful displays we have
had all the year have attracted trade into
Americus from far and wide, and the reasona-
bic prices found have made many friends for
ANSLEY'S, as we'll as for Americus in general.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

For weeks past almost every express brings
us NOVELTIES, as we'll as the staple lines.
in all manner of DRESS GOODS, Silk Hos
iery, Laces, Trimmings Enbroideries-prac-
tcally everything the trade is demanding.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-05-26

The sole purpose of this advertisement is
10 IMPRESS just one thing on your mind
that is this:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
OWNERS ACCEPT
DETRUT'S BID TO
BUY CAR LINES
Stockholders of Trac-
ton Co. Q. X. Price
of $19,650, 600

DETROIT March 3.--Detroit
United railway stockholders nc-
oepted the cltys offer OF si9.s5O-
. Tor is entire system. \ special
election VIII be- called for April 10
60 have the people vote on the
prrchaao proposal Mayor CuuE0ns
has announced
The decision Of the stockholders
Is Believed virtually 10 bring TO q
close the battle between the city
md The company which has GA
tended over "a prrsod Of thirty
YEAR
Tho stuckholdcrs accepted tho
terms 81 payment offered by thr
mayor which call for "a down jay
muut ni S2.TTu.OOO. nud the re-.
ni.ludtr boo Homl-anuual install.
mont. uf gbO0.n0H each up 60 Jus
d, 1891 and the final payment
Deu 30. 1892. The city viii pas
a. thv rate Of . per cent per year
ON tiD deferred payment
Thv property which the com
psny . willing to sell 20 the city
is identical with exception u cer-
tnin day Geo day Ines with what tht
city .Hs willing to pay 1880 HOo
Tor boo 1919 The mayor hua
charged hat the purchase plan
submitted TO the people at that
election "a defeated largely on
account 90 a. 4. T. officials on
posiuE f
Ia fU1ays proposal which IN,
mayor VIII suhftu to the voters
ARE i0. ludfd an equipment. oa'
barns and power stations needed 90
the upylntiun 81 the system
The $40 Nh0. 900 offer was re.
footed by the directors OF the com.
pnny pn Fer 60, The resolution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
ARMY POST
At RATION GIVES
UP ITS CHARTER
Veterans Deed Interest
in Cemetery to War
Heroes

RATION, y NJ, March Tine
John a. Logan Post No. 2. Grand
Army OF the Republic. at Ration,
has dighnnded Decision 60 give up
the charter came after the organ
lgatlon was reduced 90 only five
members.
ThoHo who responded Co the roll
caU when the post wfs mustered
Dut were Daniel NlHiuu. post
e.umandnr. Nohet' NoFi senior
vic. commander; George Llttroll
william Rankin Morrison ana T.
o. Thomprun
Before surrendoriug their char
ter. however the Veterans decided
Go the Collar county soldiers.
rallUrs and marines of the world
war an their rirht title and in
torest 90 tho remaining ground In
Paramount cemetery owned by the
post for the intcrmcnt OF their
dead: o. gift which was accepted
in the spirit Of its tender. win
gratitude And So. eventually VIII
lic. idle ly side. the boys Ia blue
and the boys ln khaki. lu tho
hituuaa of ihu dead" Daniel Els-
don. second TO serve as post CONE
munuDr. wa also the retiring come
mnudcr who performed the nrul
ac'a closing the 3a years OF exist
enc of The post IN Ration,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
New Scientific Device
Can Reveal Sex of Eggs
CHy NIN scrvlccj

0by NJ SERVICE
NEW YORK. March 3-Evcr
buy a setting OF cgLs in the hope
~ raising % flock ~ hens io keep
yua iu orss nll season and then
have ,m an turn out ro's'er7'
You won't have Co DO 10 again
For the latest scientific device Is
"a scNomcter'' that enable YOU 20
tell whetner an esq houses a po-
toutinl hon OF rooster eiys "a cur
rent sue % Popular Science
Monthly
Sow poultry ralsers car send
the eggs containing rcustors to
market and keep the eggs con-
talniug hens Tor Matching
Tho "sexomaier consists of a
ui,ce Of cork wound with copper
wire from which o. suspended n
ucnduiam Of wire ending In q Nat
rlccg % aluminium plated sub
a'untc,
In examining She egg. tho cork
De- hold boz one hrnd and tho egg
In the other n The srE D. male.
the pendulum, IL BE- claimed VIII
swing In "a circle II 10 r. female.
tine pendulum lH -utd 90 swing back
ud forth.
lr, due Co he sex OF N" egg or
ta such incidental qualities "a.
shape aud size. 81 a puzzle thai
mo- ono has hDeu able 60 answer.
The inventor claims that In eN-
psrimcnts covering "a period ~
siN months. tho instrument fore
rn4ts ON 80 per cent % IN" cggs
trHfsa wero correct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
|TR|CT COURT
\ GRANT COUNTY
TO OPEN MONDAY
Criminal Gases to
Feature Spring
Docket
Special to The Hcruldl

lAfibA W WV nfINllWl
.NEE CITY, y. NJ. March 3.
spring term Ct: the distric
for Grant county 81. 20 cpou
lyor Ciry next Monday at 10
b
coming court b. not TO Doe
Fod by any sensational crimi-
AZ has been tho 20
|cNluus years There arc "a
Ter uf cases pending ON IN"
docket and the tune 81 th"
during tho term will he ce
I with the hearing Of thos"
|nd and petit Jurors who Will
ut the for hcnm,ug term
been drawn and summoned
L. sheriff Tor .c~Vicc Tho
"a reports next Monday
r." pctlt jury ON Monday.
a.
|rict Judge Raymond r..
who uresidyH over the SiNiA
district. cumprislng Grant.
and illduiWn counties. will
The spring term other
Iofnrials WIN iuciule DISTRICT
Iay Fprroft Fielder; Curi n.
IpCk clerk: John v Casey,
Mr4 Jessie Blessan. court
Ifapher aud MIRO Trrruzas
peter. Baiiiffs Tor the turtles
court crier will be np-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
STATE CAPITAL AND NEW MEXICO NEWS
What's the Matter With Father?
Here's Santa Fe Boys Reply

Are ypu proud of your fnlh.i
CO.. du suu just try tu hrf
an nui tnrnr uuswercd Proud
81 him rwu puli - try q" be-.
ono fnid fHuy-nny
What DO you think Of yolf
CnthcrH reiigiouf
Most of the answer were ~
good-slncere-airight
Does your father ever talk with
you about religion. SOS matters, co
your lifo's ambition
Seventeen suld yes 20 all three
puestluns in this query
lite H4il yes 20 nmh.Iinu
onlg. Three suid yca 20 soA lrl
three. one snid mono of Youu.
hurinps"
ono rnid No. lie wears az mo
and tolls me ! mirht Doe n air rt
cleaner
pocs vow fn'hcr property 1ip.
pcri hla family
AN ald yHs showing In.
Marble said Tho mith or These
children thut father b. doing lt|
h"st for Thorn
An. you satisfied with tuur
tnth'rs treatment 90 your moth.
.g1
Ninc,ecu said yc- A. mnry
more said Generally or not il-
way or go might be improved
1--WE said mo
The Bible says honor thy fath-
er o. your fathers lie such that
yuU can honor him.
Al but two answered 'Noa
VIII DO require much effort "a
De- nf great D uccoe IA sour faith
err
Sivtecn answered Yes. COO
Yor. indeod So many NOR
said don't know. or Len aomG
wusfa Dnr said. hope lU poo
creator Thirteen said So
ono .tid. Hook. no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
Silver City Legion
Takes Steps to Put
Up County Memorial

SILVER CITY. " NJ March 3
tfIs wheeler commander or Tho
AIlnghhm goldlug Post No. lN.
American Legion. has taken tho
Initiative ir a. movement 60 errc'
"a memorial Go GRANT ooua'y's mon
who sacrificed Their Nv In rho
-nrylc, Of their country.
q Be- contemplated thn' the mon
umeut shall De erected iu "a con
snIcuour place within tho town OF
silver Ciiy. probably on % prom-
nont street intersection
The memorial would bear upon
I.s four sides copper tablets. on
which the nameH 81 those who
rayo their lives Will he inAcrlh"d.
Within tho base Of the structure
would he placed a copper urn 81
tvgo compartments. in one OF when
would BE- tho Diet Of nnmcs ot al
of Grant county's men ana w"in-
en- who served In any branch oi
ia, service. and In he other a lst
of those people In the county VINO
subscribe tn tine fund that Will n'
necessary Co make uo-.ihlr in'
erection uf the memorial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

d Clovis Man
Dies of Burns
Special 10 The HcrnidD

Special Ca The HcrnldD
pNtS a. VI Mar ~
bon died 90 the baptist hoe
nt % o'clock Tuesday
b from burns received Tuos-
|orninE when he ull stove
room exploded Mr. Amber
|ho wac about - Ncnrs oii
Eing at the home Of his 5000
|lcrson az 600 Nurth ANtrli
lie had hccn in failing
for some months 81 tho
II the accident be- waF alone
room his son having lot
| five minutes before u o.
ped that the stove exploded
Bat Mr. Anderson who we
by g. fcl over ON u Th
brought his son 7ud d1urh-
the room but th"y did rU
In eNtinguishlnW the
until their father had been
and painfully burned liie
Irmk and tlcst were badly
La
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03
iorial Hospital
|ublicity Brings
Letters 10 City

Albuquerque received Hnui"
Isl from the picture ~ The
ia War Mother r. Memorial
b which appeared In tho
/ Tribune "a week. ago was
Yesterday
Manager jaime y Glulllrv
u % letter from nm electric %
IN Chicago asking about Tho
The writer asked who
given the contract for tho
. huildings The electrical
manager wants TO secure tho
II on the lighting and fix
bud asked FOR the manic Of
|tractor 30 thoy mirht CON.
H. with him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

sAHTA FI y NJ. Starch a
The t'nv. Samuel " Marble. pastor
90; the McthodiHi church, who rr
Gently sent cut o. QueHiioUnairc o."
santa Re school children entitled
What's the Matter with Father. %
has announced the following ans
w,fr 40 his query. What is your
father r worst fnulti'':
TOO grouchy.
Too suilSy
Loses his temper.
Doesn talk.
Won clean up
Works on sunday
Hates 20 shave.
Drlnks. fwenrH and smokes.
Goes to shows too often
Laughs too loud at the
movicE.
Won't let son Tor daushtcr)
quU school
Won't let son Cor %daughtcr)
Irv, car alone.
Won lef Son Cor ]duuEhtcr)
70 littlo money.
Twelve questions w.rc included
iu The q%urtlpuaIrc The question
uud 81 few of the an wcrs.
What one ching dO YOU like best
your father
THAT ne my father. was
uT an answer moro Limos
than any other
Does your father practice what
breaches
4 largo majority answered
sometimes or generally
What one thing would you like
90 have your father do that hs
does not do
Not bowl me out before 9th
err Sometime Let mo be- in
the right and not always him
GIVE more time 20 his family
a your fnther your friend cor
bpHa %
Mos, Of The nuwors were both
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-03

ARD you WORKING day in and dHN
OUT with u dull, draEginr hlot
ache o. your work slowly w,if
enius your kilucy-f MANY Niuds
of work wear no. tho Kidneys. and
kidney trouble makes any wurk
hard u brings morning lamt
noss hnckachc. hcndacheH. d.aa
refs nervousness ana d-istress.us
urinary disorder. n your A.rf
strains vour kidneys help guur
Kidneys with poan Kidney pIls
Workers everywhere rely uu
Dusu ASK your neighhor'
Auothps Albuquerque case D. D
Ryan. dr1yman ai6 \ AFRO street.
snys used one box 81 poau s
% dnaY rIIlH Cor kidney trou1.,
I had noilced Tor some time that
mY kidnsys wercu & acting carrscI-
~. had sharp t~inEcs nctts-
fhn small of my hnCk. My mead
uched and l had diary spells 3
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