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The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
sUGAR FAcToRs MEET.
Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald
Before Planters Association.

Labor Commissioner Fitzgerald
Before Planters Association.
4 half dozen or more gentlemen
representing the sugar interests Of Ha-
wsi. met Mr. Fitzgerald. Labor Com
missioner OF The State OF California,
II the rooms Of the Hawaiian Plant
ers Association yesterday afternoon.
NJ. Fitzgerald was asked 10 give his
views On the labor situation. and stat
- substantially what vas published in
this paper yesterday as coming from
him He went oTer the ground thor
oughly. and said, II response 70 2
question. that he would not send any
white men here until a department for
the purpose had been established. He
deprecated the idea OF sending white
labor into the country without first
asce-tzining something Of their habits
and neral character. Thousands
would Be willing 10 come, but il would
not do 10 send any that would be
nenace 10 the country
The character CT the men could Be
investigated only By having nan 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
TO INVESTIGATE.
Commissioner from Japan Now en-
Route on Warship

Commissioner from Japan Now en-
Route on Warship
Word was received yesterday that a
japanese war-ship had left Yokohama
April 18th for Hawaii with a special
Commissioner, 10 whom is intrusted
the delicate task of investigating the
recent japanese difficulties in Homo
lulu. In q conversation with reporter
for the Advertiser. a Government Of
fetal said yesterday:
I have heard that Commissioner
is coming. out l do not think it will
amount 10 anything. This free immi-
grafton was rapidly reaching a point
where something had 10 be done; it
came sooner, perhaps. than we expect
ed. but fortunately Minister Cooper
was here 10 make the investigation,
and he did il carefully and systematic
ally He knows the status Of every
man rejected. and in every case where
there was a doubt the immigrant got
the benefit of il I have no fear OF the
result OF the Commissioner investiga-
ton Yes. sir; Minister Cooper will
represent the Government in the mat
ter"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
THE TREATY.
Probability OF Its Abrogation After
Fight in Senate.

fTOCahlltN OF lis ADrO9atlOn Alter
Fight in Senate.
From the press dispatches, as well
as private letters on the subject of
reciprocity. the inference TO be drawn
is not cheerful to the Hawaiian
planter A private letter TO the head of
large business house here contains,
among other things, the following
statement: In the House the Hawai-
ian exemption clause in the tariff bill
passed by bare majority. The Dem
ocratic members and three or four Re
publicans opposed it bitterly; the pull
ing over of the latter by the party
leaders was all that saved it. Now that
it has reached the Senate, where the
opposition is even stronger, the mat
ter will have 10 be watched most care
fully In the Wilson bill you will re-
member the item was almost forgot
ten The mistake of the people of Ha-
wall has been in shouting annexation
and allowing the reciprocity treaty to
be lost in the din. have little hopes
for its continuance. as the Sugar Trust
controls the Ways and Means Com
mittee of the Senate"
The general tenor Of the news re-
ceived is against the treaty, and the
business men feel depressed in conse-
quence.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30

Two years ago R. ]. Warren, drug
gist at Pleasant Brook, N. Y, bought
small supply of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. He sums up the result
as follows: AT that time the goods
were unknown in this section; today
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
household word" 1t is the same in
hundreds of communities Where ever
the good qualities of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy become known the
people will have nothing else. For sale
by all druggists and dealers; Benson,
Smith & Co., wholesale agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
LEGAL BREVTlES.
Sugar. SIC.

Sugar, SIC
There are between 60 and 70 artesian
wells within the limits OF the city OF
Honolulu.
a Competitor of Ours is the sub
jeet Of E. 0. Hall & Sons talk this
morning.
Advertising pays W. w Dimond's
sales OF Jewel stoves in 10 days past
number 27.
The Rev. and Mrs. V. H. Kitcat held
their first reception yesterday at To-
lani College. which was quite largely
attended.
The Pacific Hardware Company has
just received a large invoice of the
celebrated c. & S.-smooth and easy
axle grease
Disinfectine is a cheap and good
safeguard against feyers and kindred
ailments. For sale by the Hollister
Drug Company.
Prof A Koch, a German historian
from Heidelberg. and K T. Stoefel ar
rived by the Australia yesterday. They
are touring the world.
A supply of 1897 Tribune, Column
bias and Juvenile cycles and Baker &
Hamilton's specialties received by Ha-
waiian Hardware Company per Aus
uelia.
The o. S. S. Australia will sail for
San Francisco on Wednesday, May 5,
at p. m. For freight or passage, ap-
ply 70 VIM. G. Irwin & Co., Limited,
agents.
C. ]. Falk left for San Francisco on
the Alameda yesterday afternoon TO be
gone for a short time on a vacation
He was covered with leis, the gifts of
kind lady friends
Work on the Mott-smith building is
progressing slowly. The heavy iron
giTders necessary have not yet arrived
from the Coast Mr. Davey, in the
meantime, is making views around
the Island.
The engagement of Miss Nettie Eu-
genia Hammond to Mr.. Levi c. Ly-
man, both teachers at Kamehamehs,
was announced at reception to the
faculty. given in the Girls School
last night
4 telegram received from Chief JUS
tee Judd by the Australia announces
the safe arrival Of himself and wife at
Geneva. n. Y. They were met there By
their two sons, and will soon proceed
TO New Haven.
The handsome bronzed railing on
the counter in the Finance Office was
put in position yesterday. II is AZ
inches high and has window openings
for paying and receiving tellers. The
design is very pretty and the railing
a great improvement TO the Office.
The United States Naval Academy.
II Annapolis, Nd, entered the college
races this year, and viii open by row.
ing against the University of Pennsyl-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
ANOTHER CASE.
Boy Found Afflicted With Small
pox at MauIiola.

While making his regular rounds at
the quarantine station yesterday after
noon. Dr.. Emerson found q japanese
boy with signs~of smallpox all over his
body. He was Immediately isolated and
al the usual precautions were taken
This makes an additional quarantine
Of Is days. for which neither the people
in charge nor the immigrants them
selves are thankful
II was reported yesterday morning
that Minister Shimamura would de-
msnd the discharge Of all japanese in
quarantine after their having been on
the island Is days. The appearance Of
another case changed his plans.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
SEQ.

No firm Of groesrs IL Honolulu can sell
the same quality Of goods we offer and at
same prizes unless they buy right. We
boast Of Our prices Just as a proud mother
does Of her first bon--they can't be beat
Nor are the goois we sell exceIIed in quail
ity by any firm.
Since bringing our wares before the ISL
and public by means Of printers ink. the
orders from people On the other Islands
have doubled in number. This means
that the people are satisfied with COOS
and prices. We are reaching out for trade
and to secure it we have goods at ex
eeedlrgly low cash prise. In case lots.
dozen tins to ease-the consumer gets
the benefit of wholesale prices.
Following is a partial list e goods just
received from English and European mar
kets;
CopeIand's English Peas, Gods ROes,
Maclxerel in Mustard Sauee. Cambridge
Sausage, Teyssonneau Pate, Crosse &
Blacl1well's Pie Rhubarb and Jams, Bone
less Sardines, Eating Chocolate, etS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
Detroit : JEWEL Stoves

WE are celebrating the
successful introduction of
"JEWEL" Stoves and Ranges
by giving purchasers out of
Honolulu a special benefit of
a Freight Rebate of 10 per
cent. off the regular price of
all our stoves: In addition
to which you get the usual
s per cent. cash discount.
Our complete stock of Iso
stoves. ranging in price from
SII to S72-With another ISo
now on the way, comprises
the following:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
40 Years the Standard.
LEWIS & CO.,

vania. The coach for the crew is Rich
ard Armstrong. of Hampton, Va. cap
tain Of the Yale University crew of 90.
AT the military butts, in Kakaako,
yesterday, Lieutenant Rose, of the ma
tive company. made SO on the ring
target. Just adopted here. This is the
highest score made so far.
A recent issue of the Seattle Post
Intelligencer announces the death of
A. Feek in the Fannie Paddock Hos
pital in that city. Mr.. Feek will be
remembered as the contractor who
built a portion of the Waianae extern
sion of the o. R. & L. road. A case
in which he was interested is now in
court
A sample copy of monthly journal
known as the Book-keeper has been re-
ceived from its publishers in Detroit.
Its general makeup recommends it
very strongly for perusal by every up
to-date, progressive book-keeper and
| it contains much valuable information
for business men. 1t is on sale at local
| bookstores.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
From the Admiral.

Rear Admiral Beardslee, accom-
panied by Lieut.. G. NJ. Stoney, called
at the Office of the Bureau of Agricul-
ture yesterday and left large pack
age of different seeds, which he had
brought with him from the States. His
kindness was much appreciated by the
Acting Commissioner of the Bureau
who will reciprocate and have packed
up for the Admiral collection of Ha-
waiian seeds. Lieutenant Stoney will
not be forgotten.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
Two Convictions.

In the Police Court yesterday morn
ing T. Walker changed his former plea
of not guilty to the charge of assault
with weapon obviously dangerous
TO life, TO guilty and was sentenced to
one years Imprisonment at hard labor
on the reef.
The case of W. P. Morrow for gross
cheat, was finished. Defendant was
found guilty and sentenced to four
months Imprisonment at hard labor.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
Star Sued for Damages.

The publication Of an article in Mon
days Star. headed Tragedy in Manoa
valley, has caused a suit for 5000
damages on the part Of Manuel Rosa
against the Hawaiian Star Newspaper
COMPANY The charge is uespsss On
the case and the claim Is based on
the fact Of injury done by said de-
PENDANT 10 the character and feelings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30

look after the department. When
asked if he would be willing to look af-
Jer'it in California he said he could
not do so, as the duties of his Office
required all of his attention, but he
would render all the assistance posi-
BILE by way of advice.
There will probably be another
meeting of the association before Mr..
Fitzgerald leaves for San Francisco.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30

of the plaintiff in that the defendant
did falsely and malieiously print and
publish of and concerning the plaintiff
the story spoke of above. The plain
tin is represented by his brother, An
tone Rosa, and the case will come UP
before Judge A. ". Carter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
WALL. NICHOLS co.
OUR REPETITION

For fine ,catch ,oo,.s IS ride
spreqd; bm IRE irish to iR-
press the ter who man not
yet be IN Inc, nth the neces-
sity of sending heir ratches.
whea ont of order 10 as d.
rectlu; and not first qilolC e.
cry tinker to ruin the pQtch,
after which, send 1t 10 as for
proper repairs.
The Cost is ARRAYS more to you,
after such. treatment erer so
much bitter to send it right
doVn to as, for noe all0so
nothing but perfect ,cork to
teace oar 'corkshop.
You wiH be surprised, too. hol0
much cheaper 1t ,oiH be, and
hOv much more satisfactory
to yOa.
Watches are securely packed in
wOOden bOres. and returned
in the safest possible manner.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1897-04-30
WRECK OF THE LIKELIKE.


closer view of Lkenke-
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Ratb ttsr weatter.

Dor iiber so Sabren f9Dn murbe
Wtrs. Winslotp's Gootbing Gprup
bon Mi0ionen bon Mhttern beim 3abs
men Der @inber angemenbet. Wirft bu
I'M S@lafe bur9 bas 99reien zines
Rinbes gef6rt, baS TIM 3abnen III unb
Dor S@meraen meints Menm 10, laife
fofort eine 5lai6e bon rMrS. DinSs
Iotps Soothing Sprup1 bolem. eeiu
Wertb TT unbe5ablbar. SO pirb bem
tleinen 2ei6enben iofort 2inberumg bers
f6affen. gerlaBt eu6 barauf, Mitter,
es 1T tein 3meifel bariiber. gs beiIt
9pfenterp anb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen uub bic 9lieren, beieitigt Winbs
8olit, ertuei9t ben Gaunten, nerbins
bert gntshnbung unb itdrtt bas gauae
Spfem. .Wsrs. Win5loipS Gpotbins
Sprup" fiir aabnenbe &in6er III auges
nebm In @eidmad unb bas 3eeept
ltamut bon einem ber beften tpeibliden
4er5te tn ben Ser. Staten. gs 1T BEL
allen SruggiIten In ber gansen Welt au
baben. preis Is Gents per GIai@e.
aauft ni9t8 anberes, oils Mrs. Wins.
Ions Sootbing.Sprup.
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Biz Sanogrdfin.
@Omau pnn @uitah SreuRen.
(GortleBung.)

Der bat bic gaptere burdseieben
unb iiebt jett ;u inn auf: ngs 1T
ailes In Orbuung, 0err 3borbeeten,
bas @eitere beipre9en mir i'm 9erren.
baus-@
Sn ber Mense tpost uno rauidt es.
Gborbeefen ri9tete iid lhmerf fdllig
auf uuo sins su feinem Maeen. Gtn
8nedt pont 9errenbals balf ibm NIT
lafiiser, ipiberipilliser Miene; bic
Seine rnubte er iid ielblt uebmen.
Die boben, itolSen pferbe jastea
radli4tsloS bur6 sic iid brdneenbe
Wense in ber 6i6tuns na9 Der aHee.
Gttua banbert Menfden, bapon piele
aus Weftborf, liefen binterber.
uWir tpollen bod etnnat febem."
Das @efdbrt jaste ben breiten Wes
binuuter.
9ett fam Der Gburm unb ooS Mite
aaee In Si6t. Ole Peitide boz itG.
Nber bic 9ferbe fianben lpie feft-
BenageIt.
sgebt! sebt!A
Der alte Nuttelmann mar fho1 auf
benz 6eimpeg, ais baS @efabrt ibin
nqdtam; neben ibm bielt es. Ser alte
Weaari srubte nibt, er fab nit tief>
erniten, bittenben gusen 5u bem anbe>
ren auf; Der aber iab ni6t bin.
Damn aogen bic Bferbe tpieber an.
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NtthtS lit 10 out.

tuie 81. &inss gaeue @ntbeduug 9eqen
S6minoiu9t, Suiten uub l9uere @r.
fdltun9en. 9eBbalb perlanse man iie
porfommenben SAILS Don Ieinem glpoz
tbefer unS laiie ii@ fein minberipertbiaes
3eug aufi9maben. 9erlelbe tuirb 5iuar
nt6t bebaupten, oaB etipas 9lnberes
beiier lei, aber er mirb. Inn mebr all
berbienen, bebaupten, baB ettpas glnbe=
res serare 10 gut lei. Sic perlanaen
Or. Sings Neue gntbeduug, neil Sic
ipiiien, oaB bailelbe eiu Suuerldifises
Mittel 1T. 9eiieu gauben tpirb saranz
tirt ober bas @elb 5uraderltattet. SIR
9uiteu, Grfdltunsen, Sdtpinbindt unb
ale &ffectiOneu bes 9alies, Der 0unsen
unb Der 8ruit siebt es ni9ts 70 @utes
ipie Sings 9eeue @ntoedlins. probez
flaide fret in Der @pot6efe bon s.
&atteper & Sohn.
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la. 8aniteI.

slm anberen Morsen slns 9bprbee.
tens Sobu In bic Mari9 binunter. Gtn
trauriser, i6tperer Sang. Gs staa etlpas
WiiiSes in feiner 6altuns un6 feline
ausen uermeilten auf benz Boben.
slls er einen Gteimpurf ipeit in bic
Warj6 binuuter eesansen mar, ipanbte
er iid 5urif uub iab nad Ser Dime
biniiber, nod bem tpitten 8nee. Cine
srelle, selblidmeiBe @anb mar bic
9roBe @unoe in ben 9eib Der Dime ae.
rillen; beinabe fteil lties iie aus Ser
.ufari6 empor; oben, idari am gbs
bang, ltanb Ser 2burm Der 9tuine, bos
alte Wabrsei6en Der 2anbidait. uno
oa unten orbeiteteu bic Wlenlfeu,
itampften bic Pferbe, rollten bie ldwes
rem Sopries; beun 1borbeeten bate elm
0eleiie quer bur9 bas 9anb bic an Sen
Oei9 sefabrt; bort wurOe Der lpertb,
polle aies in SGuten perlaben.
Der Seimsetebrts idaute nit finite.
rem augen auf bic selbe, breite @anb
sSie 1T sr0Ber seporben, uiel or6ser
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Siirten liDBen auf teinen aud nur ir.
gen6tpie nennensnertben MiberHanb.

Stirten liDBen auf teiuen ou6 nur ir.
genbtDie nennensDertben WiberHanb.
Man idreibt aus gltben: Ser
erie1ii6e Sberft gmolensfi uno feline
gan3e Brigade meroen seruiBt. 5eit
Ben 8dnpfen I'm geletino lat man
9tlGis mehr bon ibnen seb6rt.
Dan ft1reibt aus paris: Ser
9ersOs bon aumale itarb plbblid an
eiuem 0ersidlase, als ibm bic Nads
ridt bonn tragii9en 3pbe Der 6er3pgin
bon Nlencun iiberbra6t tpurbe.
- Man f6reibt aus paris: Sas
2ei6enbesdnsniB Der @rdfin 5unDls
ftein, Der 56wdgerin ber 6er3o9in bon
ll5es, bic i'm neutrality-suspicious.
Derbrannte, fanb unter grDBen Seier,
li6teiten itatt. Nu6 ber beuti@e unb
Der ruIilde 8oti9after mObnten ben
@eremonien bel.
= Die grie1if6e a6nigsfamilie be.
finbet H6 lit etner peraweifeIten Gage.
Das paIais ptrb bon ben Mgenten Ser
&ebolutions,p partei bepadt, um ieben
Glu9tberfu9 Der Gbnigsfamilie an
Bob Der i'm 5afen bon pirduS liesens
ben frembeH ariessf6iffs gu uerbinberu.
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gunoeft UuB OoDe-eS t1t unerDDrt
Danu iiberfau, es i'm nit elmer Qngit,
bic ietn 0er3 ffopfen rtadte: rOie
Grbeiter befinben iid III Der srSbten
@efubr unb Grube @roobe iibt i'm
8ogenfenfter unb trdulnt. .-Gr iiebt
bas alles unb tdBt ipeiter arbeiten-
tmu,er ipeiter, Bis Der Iburm ittr3t
unb ber Name auee p.ri1muuoen lit.
Gr lties NIT bem 9nB bart auf
rGber Id bin ba-bas bat er ni6t ses
oaatl"
@siue 8ruit bebnte iid unb iein
9aupt bob ii6 unb feline flaren Nugen
bfidten iiber bic beimatbli1e Grbe.
lno mo9te au9 nod tpie cine biiitere,
f6mere gDolfe bas alte unre9t auf
iener ianbigen Diine bort unb auf
bieier frudtbaren @rbe ltesen, er mar
gefommen alteS llnreht aus Der Melt
3u fdaffen. Or bbrte felt sebn Sabren
ben Rnf tn it6: Dulbe es nt9t 9ieb'
blntber unb mad ein Gnbe. nnb er
fuar Der brdnsenben gtin,me gefoIgt,
unb er fiibtte ben Mutb tn fi9, Ser
Setmatberbe ibr 6edt Su idaffen.
Gr ging iiber ben aiesplas Der 6ausz
tbar gu. Gr itanb nod sipifden Tbiir
uno G6melle, ba faBte ,Senlanb feline
beiben 9anbe. Sn feudten, idimmern<
ben slusen lag eine unsebeudelte 6erss
ltdfeit, cine tiefe, idmei6efn6e
Gimme rief:
Better 5ansl @ie bift GU sroB
uns biibf6 9eworoen!
lleber oas ernlte, braune @eiidt hes
9eimfebrenben leuhtete es:
Dora Sd bante Dir, baB Du
mid besriibeit i'm 9auie meiner Mlut.
ter"
Gas junee Widb6en leste ibren 9(rm
auf ben ieinen:
sd babe leere, 0be Satire binter
mir, i6 boffe, baB 0u Sonnenl6ein
uab Slid biueinbrinslt.
Sie lab aneitli6 3u ibm auf:
sOu irtrit bod bet uns lpobnen, unb
ni6t oben bel ben 9nees?"
Gr iab speifelnb Dor ii9 nieoer.
On teete lie ben s(rm tint feline
Sdultern:
r1bu' es mir su lieb! Gsi lit 10 eins
fam unb 10 f6redlifl 36 bin felt
seitstn auber mir por Sreuoe, baB Du
getommen bilt. Cd bite Did.
Gle iab nit ben braunen, 9lan3enben
au9en beib bittenb gu ibm aui nDu
ipeibt, ia9te iie nit ,pei6em 9a6elr,
mir uaren ban1als quite Gameraben.
Du wtrit Deiuen aameraben niat i'm
Sti6e lafien, lpenn ct Did bittet.
Ga leste 9ans leinen Nrm nm lire
G9ultern:
sd perbs>im Serreubals luobnen;
i9 tann'S ni6t dn6ern; aber ic1 iperbe
bdufig bier iein, Deinetwesen. Ou bilt
mir cine sdmelter semeien, lett Du
oils elm fleines ding su uns famit, i'd
mill Did auh lpeiter als Sdwelter
balten.
9n bas @eiidt bes j,tngen Mdbdens
idoB etne beige 9t6tbe unb ibre Nuaen
blisten ben Spredenben an; mas lie
iaste, follte idelmiid tlinsen, aber es
mar betB unb perlansenb: uOeine
Sdpel lfer bin i6 niht, Du! Das
merle Dir! Da,u bit Du mir 3u
hiibid! 9lber metn Iieber Better bfit
Du unb metn Sreuub bit Ou unb
mein ifarfer, ritterli9er S9us"-unb
In ibrer Seele flans es-yber Grbe
bieies 6auies, bon benz gtiemano
elanbte, oaB er je piebsrtebre!"
ssortlebung folet.
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Cages : Wemisfeitea.
8 n | a II b.

- 8unbes Senator Nlart 6anna
BON Obio. Der Setter bet IeBten repub,
litanifben Rational Rampagme, ber
bamals cine &iefenarbeit 3u bepaltigen
butte unb Der aud feitbem bur6 Qps
plttantea Inn 8unhes Aemter au6au.
erno in AnIprud genommen ipurbe,
erlttt in JOlge geiiitger ueberanjpQn:
nune unb RerD0ier lleberreisung am
Greiiag einen lei9ten S4Iaa NnfaQ.
VI erboIte fi6 5tpar i6nell wieber,
tpirb fi9 iebt aber iebr f6onen mufien,
um elmer Wieberbolung porsubeuaen.
= Die Nem Oorter "World" tbeilt
nit, bob unter Der 2eitung bes pro.
fefiors goas cine GOri9nngs @rpe.
oition In ben n6rblidten She'll 6es
Stilen Oceans, 3mif6en benz Nmur
tn Aiien uub benz columbia. 9iper In
Wmerita geplant mirb. Die erforber'
li9en Mlittel folen bereits 3ur Ser.
fhgung fteben.
= Wsit mas fir pi6tige Oinae f9
bod bic amerifaniiden Staatsaeieb.
eebansen 3n befaFen baben! Bei6e
9duler Der 9egislaiur bon Soma bas
ben ioeben bei9lofen. baB bic milbe
@ofe bie offcielle 8Iume pon Soma
lein foul
- Die &ebemptorifen baben bas
einft meitbetannte Waonmoutb Bari.
9otel In Stem Oort angetauft unb In
elm Waiffions 6aus umgemanbsIt.
Nual
- Nus @oufantinopel ipirb unter
bem Z. Mai BITE &dumung bon pbars
iaIos bur6 bic @rie9en beitdtigt. Die
BerspdRe bel 9omot tonnten 3par
lei6t bertbeibigt merben, aaein bic gris,
6iibe 8ruppen tparen 70 bemoraliFri,
bab He aud biefer Aufgabe ui@t nlebr
eetua6feu tuaren. Die borrIdenben
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NSa0erkett.

Die l1rfaden Der u1aeerfett
fino bel Kin0ern Scrofeln, Nus.
ssbruns Bel Grwahfenen unS
9lutarmutA bel 9eiSen. Durh
Htaserfeit entitebt fie uno Sstt u
Sas befte ,f1ittel ibrer 6err 80
wer6en.
-JeSermann weie, oas Eebsr.
thran bas eefin0efe Sett berper.
brtnet.
SCOTS Emulsion pom
Geberthran III obne iiblen Beige.
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