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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05


CHIcAao, May 5, 1915 A, M,-lnspector
Bonaeld has just been seen at the Des-
PLANES street station and says concerning
to.nlghts trouble In the old Haymarket.
After Parsons had concluded his speech,
Sam Fielding, another socialist, mounted
tho wagon and began to address the
crowd. His address was OF the most
inhammstory description, lie called
on the men to arm themselves and TO as.
sert their rights. He finally became 80
violent that word was sent TO tho station,
which was only block distant, and In.
speCtor Bonheld at tue head OF l25 men
marched to the place where the meeting
was in progress, Bondeld called upon the
crowd 10 disperse and Fielding shouted
lut to them from the wagon, ITO arms !"
The officers once more called on them 10
lisperse when suddenly from behind the
wagon, which was not fifteen feet from
the front rank OF the police
iwo bombs were thrown In between the
second and third ranks Of men with the
effect as already stated, The second firing
which was heard almost an hour ago,
proved to be nothing Of consequence,
No one was hurt.
SAD SCENES AT THE STATION HOUSE.
On q table in the station house where
the wounded policemen are one poor fel.
low lies stretched on table with terri.
ole bullet wounds in his breast. A
lew feet distant a man with tat.
sered clothes and mortal wound
IN bis side is lying insensible
IN a cot. Around the room in chairs,
With their legs bandaged up and resting
On supports Of different kinds, are some
fifteen or twenty Of the officers who were
wounded by the bombs. Not groan OF
complaint is heard from any Of them,
Another officer who was found lying In
4 doorway, where he had been carried, OF
where he had dragged himself, has Just
been brought in irightlully wounded,
There arc some twenty OF the Socialists In
the cells in the basement. Nearly all oi
them are wounded and one Of them, q
young fellow Of about 20, is dead.
The following named Socialists, all oi
whom are wounded, have been placed un'
der arrest:
Joel Kuther, Emil Lotz, John Mellend,
Peter 10y, John Frazier, August Taxa,
John Lachmann, Robert Schultz, Franz
Wroch, b. Leplat, Charles SuhumaChe.
When the newsof the killing oi six police
had reached the First Regiment armory
Anson Leboth, a member OF Company Q,
was disguised and sent 10 the scene ot the
conflict 10 take observations. He was ar.
rested charged with being Socialist, and
Is still under arrest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

SENATOR EESNA ia disposed to decline
the Craftsmanship OF the Democratic Con.
Tesional Committee, 1t is understood
Lllst the Senator, in order to consider tn,
matter carefully, photographed the posi
ton in various attitudes, and examined ii
with a mlnuteness which has convinced
him that it will seriously interfere with
hissummer rambles in the mountain fast
Hssses Of his native State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

Tnr Boad of County Commissioners
would have more fun ii they would attend
IA the county'a business in one day OF
each month and go fishing the rest OF the
time they now consume in their sessions,
fishing now has the added charm Of beirg
"a violation cf law,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

that the strikers are increasing in num-
bers and have swarmed into the rolling
mills, but as yet no conflict has occurred,
The appearance OF the militia there, it ia
thought will result in dispensing the
crowds, The KosClusko Guards have
been ordered out, and are now on the way
to Bay View, The arrival Of the Cover
nor's Guards, MadisoA and the Watertown
Guards is momsntarily expected.
Four militia companies are now sta
toned at Bay View and are restoring
quiet there, Upon the appearance Of the
soldiers they were stoned by the mob and
several men were alightly injured, Capt,
BorGhRrd, Of the Kosciusko Guards, was
struck with a brick, whereupon he or
dered his men to FIRE one round into the
air, Superintendent Parker decided to
close the Bay View rolling mills, which
also had tendency to quiet the crowd,
General Manager Miller, Of the Milwau-
kee \ st, Paul Railway, informs Sheriff
Paschen that the destruction OF the com.
pany's freight houses ia threatened and
asked that protection he afforded,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

Ir takes good stretch Of the lmagina-
ton to think Of Chicago as an Americal
,dti. lTh9eyenta transplrlngthero teadvery
ntrb like the recent lawless occurrences
in Belgium. There is no mercy or justice
in showing the slightest respect for tht
,.I tIay in this country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

MARTIN lRoSs is satislled. lie says tn,
knights fought for recognition, and got it
IIIhis is all the strike was inaugurated ioI
the sends gained do not bring such sweet
consolation and contentment to many Of
The strikers whose places have been illlet
by other workmen, and who will nov
have to seek for work elsewhere. But
perhaps MIR. Irons has forgotten these
men in the deep and absorbing admira.
ton Of his own satisfaction.
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WHEELING, which has been somewhat
torn up" mOtaphoriCally speaking, by
the natural gas question, bids fair to bt
MI torn up, literally, in a few days. Tht
coming tearing up, however, will be mor
productive Of good results, and the gas OI
more use,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

Tur people Of Wheeling are anxious to
.,s natural gas in the city, While no
anton looking to the safety or the inter
4, Of the people should be neglected,
ostructlou for the sake Of obstruction
.lonld not be tolerated,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

DEATH has reaped rich harvest Ia thu
past thirty days among the little ones
particularly in the South Eud Of the city
where measles are epidemic. Cholera ant
small pox are 80 dreaded that their yer,
names cause thrill Of alarm, but suCl
EOurges as the measles are more common
and 80 more destructive Of life. PARENT
cannot overdo efforts to guard against thu
eOnLavion.
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A uSlyERsALlsT and Baptist minister
If Kansas are engaged in ten night hard
sIoye debate on dOCtrilRl points OF the
tso churches. They are seconded by an
accomplished stenographer, who will give
tbs result to the world in the shape Of a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

PITTsBuRau, Pa, May 1.-The trades
men on a strike in the two cities for a
reduction in the hours Of labor were in
better spirits to-day and expressed them
selves confident Of victory, In several
instances the demands have been granted,
and II Is predicted that by the end Of the
week the majority will be- at work.
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Too Much nu,ln.,,.

BATAVIA, N w. July 10th, lss4.--Two
years ago my health failed, which al.
tribuled 10 pressure Of business. grew
worse, Confined 10 my bed for two
months. Warmers safe cure cured me-
O. D. DEWEY president Johnston Haf'
veStef Co,
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AfaENS, GRERcE, May 4.-The Powers
a've instructed tho ministers here to re.
nam at their poets. II is believed that
Poxefs will accept q guarantee from
ma,ce m.I.ce that she will secure the disAtama.
@'aI Of Greece, aud that they will not
S,Ii ~ 20 actual period for its accomplish.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

cPtVIIH UIFIVlVN 10 UIs 1HVtHWtI11tT'
WASHINGTON, D. o., May 4.-Colonel j.
Bernard peyton, Eustace Gibson's Com.
mittee Clerk, acted as reading clerk Of
House Of Representatives to-day, and srs.
tained his reputation as one Of the best
raahata In the cntinirY,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

ST. Louis, Mo-, April 4-NIartln Irons
by whom the Gould Southwestern Rail.
road system strike was ordered, when
asked what effect he anticipated the
method Of ending the trouble would have
upon the Knights Of Labor, Baidi 1--WE
were fighting for recognition and we got
II from Congress, which represents all
citizsns Of the United States. 1s not that
complete, enough recognition2. Our order
will grow after this even more rapidly
than Il has during the past few weeks,
when applications have been 30 numerous
for charters that we could scarcely find
time 70 consider ihem,n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

TsyS,soS has written some more poetry.
There are some people who claim that his
nrss has been on strike during the last
,vo wears,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

WEST VIRGINIA is gradually coming 10
the front Under this bensacsnt Demo.
cntic rbtorm Administration. Every day
OF 50 sOms one of her gifted sons raises
bis voice, the halls Of Congress tremble
with the thunders OF hiB eloquenCe and
The telegraph wires dance a Jig Of Elee In
conveying his burning words and breath.
log thoughts to a waiting world. Yes
t'tday the House OF Representatives was
treated to something novel when Colonel
P'yton temporarily Hlled the reading
clerks position. Once heard the musical
cadence Of that voice will never he forgot
ten, and It's memory is as lasting as the
eefnal hills. 1t is said til I when the
S'ftmen were repairing the roof Of the
Capitol building in this city not long ago,
MerhO Of one Of his roll calls ot the
House Of Delegates was found snugly
e'I'du up on a ratter, Congress certainly
must have been highly pleased with The
inpfomptu eloCutiohary entertainment.
llsnot known whether the Colonel will
lecture or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

TR wild rawlings OF the editor oi a Chi,
cigo Socialist paper reaches tho boundary
line Of the freedom Of the press. By hlt
lnnsuago he stands as guilty Of misde
neauOr as the men who stoned MCCoI.
mcE's works. According to his views
The brutality was all on one side, that OF
Law and order Over a hundred rioters
caught an inoiTensive employe Of the
works and nearly beat him to death, and
because the police interered the action Ii
denounced as brutality. The argument
oitAo Socialists, we are going to destroy,
burn aud kill and you must not interfere
with Us. AT other times such talk would
be too nonsensiCal to notice, 'but under
the present conditions It is doing harm by
inaaming alien workmen who under other
circumstances would be peaCeable enough
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
FoREIaN NEws.
Opening of the Colonial ExpoSItiUn-LOrd
TennySoh's Ode,

Opening Of the Colonial ExpoSItiUn-Lord
TennySOn's Ode.
LONDON, May 4.-The Queen formally
opened the Colonial Exhibition to-day.
The weather was beautiful, with brilliant
sunshihe. Crowds gathered along the
route taken by Her Majesty from Buck.
ingham Palace and greeted her with en-.
thuslastic cheers. The main hall, in
which the opening ceremonies were con.
Quoted, was crowded with the elite Of
London. The large number Of foreign
princess and diplomats who attended In
court dress combined with the scores Of
British officers present in full, gliltering
uniform to make magnificent spectacle.
Prince Of Wales, the Duke OF Edlnburg,
Prince Henry OF Battenbery, aud wife,
Princess Beatrice and Grown Princess
Victoria Of Germany led the loyal pro.
cepsion throughout tho building, and was
followed by Lord Harrington, the Mar.
quis ol Salisbury, the Earl Of Derby, and
scores Of other noble and distinguished
persons. Mr., Gladstone was not present
The most prominent feature Of the
opening Of the Indian Colonial Exhibi.
tion to-day was the singing by tho choir
OF an ode especially composed for the oc.
Casion by Lord Tennyson. The ode was
In four verses, the third OF which is OF pe-
culiar interest 10 America. Tennyson's
words are set TO the music OF Sir Arthur
Sullivan. The third verse is as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05

RIOT never gained a strike or convinced
an employer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
GLADSTONE AND rARNBL1.
Big Meeting ne PiLtAbuFgh-sJn m pathy with
the Home Rule Movement

Big Meeting ne PiLtAbuFgh--sy npathy with
the Home Ruis Movement.
PtrTsBuRaH, May 4.-A monster meet.
ing Of American citizens was held In the
Fifth Avenue Music Hall tonight 10 ex.
press the sympathy Of the community
with the patnell.G Gladstone Itome Rule
movement for Ireland. Addresses were
made by Hon. James s. Negley, Hon.
Morrison Foster, John jarrett and many
others. The following Cablegtans were
sent 10 Gladstone and PaEnell by Mayor
Fulton
10 Charles Stuart Pdrneii, Dublin!
Ten thousant citizens Of Allegheny
County, Pa, In mass meeting assembled
send congratulations on the glorious sue.
cess Of your policy. They pledge moral
and material support Until your eilofts are
crowned with success.
ANDRRw FULrON,
Mayor Of Pittsburgh,
PtrTsBURGft, Maya.
RI. Hon. trtliidm 4. Giad.lons, London.
Ten thousand citizens Of Allegheny
county, Pa, In mass meeting assembled
al PlltAOutgh, send greeting and con.
gratulate you on your noble efforts In be-
half oi Ireland and Home Rule and pray
that you may live 10 see them crowned
with success, ANDREW FUIT0N,
Mayor oi Plttsbutgh
-
Louisville furniture manufacturers will
shut down to-day rather than put the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-05-05
ANDRRw FULTON,
Mayor Of Pittsburgh,
PirsBURaii, NAV 4,

Louisville furniture manufacturers will
shut down to-day rather than put the
eighL hour system 10 operation,
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ment OF the station there are some ten
Socialists who are having their wounds
attended to.


DEAD AND WOUNDED POLICEMEN.
The following is list Of the killed and
wounded among the police;
JOSEPH STANTON.
JOAN A. DYER,
JOIN MCMAHON.
MILES MURPHY,
F. STERLR,
JOHN REED.
ARTHUR COSSELLY,
P,SULLIvAN,
CHARLES WHITEER,
THOMAS RRDDIN.
GEoRGR MILLER.
b, KINdER,
j. H. WILSON.
JOSEPH NORMAN.
h. HULvRsOS.
+, HULDA.
ED. BARRETT.
JOHN HENSON,
j. MITCHELL.
A, FLAyRS,
CHARLES FINK.
n, SHANNON.
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ll,SO y. A,.-Mute firing has Just been
heard near the scene Of the former trouble
and a large force Of police has Just left the
station for the scene. Some fifteen shots
were heard, II ID reported that AuguAt
Spies "a In d saloon on Lake street and q
detail Of police has been sent 70 arrest
him. The relations Of officers Timothy
Flavin, George Miller and Reddin came
10 the station q ehott time ago.
accompanied by aptlest and Administered
the last sacrament 10 the three men. who
Are In dying condition, In the base
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"llrltSln fought her sons Of yOre,
BIltain failed aud never more
Careless Of our growing kin,
shall we sin our fathers sin.
Men that In narrower day
UnpfophetiC rules they,
Drove ftOm out tbe mothers nest
That young eagle Of the West,
TO forage Tor herself alone.
BtitOnS hold your own"
The last verse also has lines appropriate
to the presentCrisis, thus:
'shall we not through good and III,
Uleaye 10 one another still
BflAlnB myriad vO,ceS call,
Sons te welded each and all,
Into one imperial whole,
One with Britain, heart and sonl
one life, one llay, one fleet one throne.
lirliAlDs. hold your own,
And God guard all"
The Queen nodded and smiled during
the singing In evident appreciation Of the
sentiment Of the ode.
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Earned runs, Baltimofeg, .. Home rt1na,
Farrell. Two base hits, Muldoon, /.
Three base hits, Orr, / Hoover, 2. Wild
pitches, Gushing, 9; kelsey, /. Passed
balls, Donohue, 3 l'dlmer, 8. First base
on balls, MetropolltanB, 4 Baltlmores, 2.
Base hits, Metropolitans, 0; Baltimores,
y. Errois, MstropolltanS, 8; Baltimores,
2. Umpire, Ferguson.
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MuerIet.

SIN bergangenen Sabre tpurben
Z neue 96ulbduier i'm gountp erri6tet.
- Sie 2ei6e beg am bergangenen
@onnabenb peri9munbenen @aermann,
purbe in Serretts paiture, 6 Meilen
bon BET Stabt, aufsefunoen.
Sn yto. $40 Martinitrabe, benz
alten Smeet plaBe, braGen 9iebe elm
unb ftablen cine gauge Maf1e BON Sus
tpelen.
= CHARLES Mott, BET als Bu@balter
in Der Nunea Sransfer gompagnie anz
geitellt mar. 1T perf6munben. Man
fab i'm aulebt am Montag, als ct fi9
auf Dem Wege nod Dem Depot Der
Snternationalbabn befanb. IS feblen
in ieiner Nbre6nung ungefdbr $125.
= Sn BET SoleoabitraBe fiel geitern
Som Muaalp aus ieinem Wagen, oa
BET Bol3en, tpel@er ben 9inter= nit
benz 8orberpagen oerbanb, berloren
gegengen tpar. WfullalD itiir3te auf ben
Gopf, brad pas Nai ienbetn uno erbielt
eine @9nitttpunbe. st mar eine 3eit
lang betpuBtlos, oo@ 1T feline Wunbe
ni9t gefdbrli6.
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erifredt bos @ef6t nieber, aber bag
2idt batte ibr beutlib cine bobe @eitalt
geaeigt, bic ni9t mebr als oretBl9
Gdritte BON tbr entfernt fein tonnte.
ginen Musenblid mar alles I'LL. oat1n
er5d,iitterte Elm 9onner bic SUIT uno
halIte mafefdtif6 bon benz geeenttber
iieaeuben l1fer bes Sees 5urttd. Sin
leiier gdrei entfubr 9ueps Sippen uno
i'm nd@ffem Mugenblid itanb ber Trem'
be neben ibr.
Mer lit bier2 1nb mas baben Sic au
bieier @tunbe i'm Walbe au f9affen2
froate cine Hare, rubige @timme.
9uep fiel's tpte @9uppen bon ben Mus
aen. gs muBte ber S6rfter fein, oer els
1en 6olabieb gefabt gu baben glaubte.
Gin neuer 8libifrabl erfparte ibr bic
Mnttport, benn Der Trenbe fubr foglei6
in offenbaren gritaunen fort: Cine Sas
mes-unb barf i'd fragen, mas 6tefe
unaem6bnli1e @ituation peranlaBt bat?
2ucp faBte Mutb; es mar ibr tpenig'
ffens ft1er, bob fie es nidt nit einem
seieBIoien 6erumitrei9er gu tbun batte.
Sd geb6re ins e@loB, iaste fie nit
aiemli6 ft6erer @timne, unb bin bur6
einem l1nfal gebinbert tporsen, bortbtn
nit meinen 8egleiteriunen 5uriidautebs
rem.
ltnb baben Sic bic Mbf6t, eine @es
pitterna9t im Treien au5ubringen2
gei9t, tpenn ids Dermetoen tamil
anttportete 2uep, bic ibren Mutb BON
Minute 3u Minute tua6fen fablte.
(Eortistnna folst.)
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Gi,te spi@tise Grfimhmttg.

Dem prdparator uno gonierbator Der
Berliner uniperittdt, Sean Miders9eis
mer, ber, tpie ii1 uniere 2eier erins
nern merben, bpr 6 Sabren etne nur su
uiHeni1aftli@en anatomif9en 3tpeden
brau6bare, neil siftise &onierbirungss
Hhf1igteit erfanb, 1T es nun aud gegllidt,
eine allen Mhnf6en nod ieoer @i1tung
bin entfpre9enbe unf6dbli9e, geru9s
unb gef9madlofe &onferbirungsffa1igs
felt fit Gleii6 ieber Dirt, aIs Wilo, @es
flhgeI, Slide, rob pber getodt be5m.
ae6rate1, fir Semitic, Grii9te, iibers
baupt alIerbano @Bbares 5ufamnten5us
ftelen. @9on bic pDridbrigen 8erfu9e
fielem ungenein siinitig aus, in bieiem
Somrler bat fi9 bic @rfinbung gldn5enb
bepdbrt. Ser &efaurateur zines bor
ben Sboren 8erlins belegenen Iusfugss
ortes brau1t ni9t mebr gu aittern uno gu
saeem, baB bur@ einen regnerif9en
@onmtag Tim bic au5ereiteten @peiien
perberben, er befrei9t iie, rob ober ges
bratem, bestp. geto@t, nit Der Glifiigfeit
umb fam fie rubig lteben laien. Wtebs
rere Wirtbe GROCER @tabliilements limb
eifriee gepunberer oer @rfinbung. Sas
5leti9 mirb nur nit einem in bic Gliiz
iigfeit getau9ten @9wamm beitri9en,
baB ale Der SUIT ausgeiebten Sbeile ba>
NIT bebedt finb, srobe Stiide tau6t man
bef1er Elm, @efhgel, bas ni9t ausgenonts
men, nuB bebufs Mufbemabrung fowobl
duBerlid befri9en, als aud init elmer
innerliAen ginfpribung bebd9t tperben.
WeI6er 8prtbeiI aber ertpd9ft babur9
unferen 6ausfrauen! sic brau9en bic
Semitic nidt mebr gu fo9en, bic 8a9'
fen ni9t n1ebr l6tben au laiien. Sie
Semitic peroen nur gebriibt uno Der
Brube beatp. ben WaKer PRO 3ilo 2 gB=
lDfel GIdfligfeit suseiebt. Wei9e Sbfs
arten, grbbeeren, 9tmbeeren unb 6ergl.
tperben rob in Bi9ien gefiiat unb ber
getldrten 3uderl6iung pro Siter atpei
gBl6ffel SldiIigteit falt 5ugegoRen.
Ser 8eri6lub nit S@peinsblaie ober
pergamentpapier geniigt, man tau9t fe
nur Dorber in bic Bemabrungsfhflg lgteit.
- Mu9 bas S9meraenstinb ieber 9aus'
frau, bic Mdl6, bdlt f@, nit bieier Gliii..
figteit berfebt, ldnger als a9t Gage
Gies Maes finb ni9t eitel 6offnungen,
ionbern iebt erprobte grfplge. Berliner
groBe Soteltii6en, Sotels in 9eebdoern
&c. bebienen ii9 ber Ga6e nit beitem
grfolge. ebeni 10 bat man f9on in pripats
treiien f6 bamit befreunoet. @n ber
Sflee unb in S6meoen brau9en groBe
Iii6tonl lerbenfabriten bunberte BON 2i=
tern, unb in Braunfbpeig bat iebt cine
@emiiiez 2onierbefabrit bamit begons
nem. @s freut uns, unfere perebrten
2eierinnen gerabe iebt our ginma6eaeil
nit bieiem Siege ber Wiiieni6aft Be-
tannt MAIDEN au f6nnen.
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Gin erprpbteS Wftttel 8egem btltbfe
9etnen.

Dieienisen, bic on aranfbeiten ober 1ntbd'
tiaieit ber 2eber leiben, tperOen biefes unrubtge
Orsan niemals beapinsem. 10 lange iie iol9e
unbernimftisen GlitteI pie Wterturialpiasn,
galomeI unb @obopbalin sebram9en. Aber
bon Sofetters Mas asenbittsrs, ben,
erprobten unb populdren Seilmittel tonnen ite
2inbermns eriparten, NIT BET @eipibbeit ile gu
erbaIten Ser @inFuB bes 8itters auf bic
aroBe gaIlenbrife 1T bireft, madtis unb tptro
Balb sefablt. Die sepabrte grlei9ternns TT
ni9t fpasmobii6 aber Soafdnbig unp pern1a'
nent Die @elbbeit ber Saut. gele9tbest Der
3unae, l1nSerbauIi6feit, @erfopfung, &opf'
ipeb, 1tebelfett, Sdmersen in Der redten Seite
unbS @durter, furs ieoes aeiben, bas biefets
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prompt bar6 cine Sur NIT Oiefeln uai9dgbaren
Seilmittel entfernt, fiir be6en Site fortpabrsaO
aus ieber Sintmelsri9tuns unb bon allen @e'
feGfdaftstlaiien 8emsni6 abselest tuirO.
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8lad Sad Springs (p. .. O'Quinn,
Ganette @ountp), mel3er ber @rfinber
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ben man allgemein als iebr brau9bar
riibmen b6rt. peri6nli9 batten pir
md feine @elegenbeit, uns BON Der
Wirtiamfeit ienes Npparates gu iibers
5eugen.