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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

should be borne equally by all taxable prop.
erty. We pledge our members OF the gen
eral assembly to formulate and urge the
adoption OF such a law as will compel the
burdens Of taxation to rest on corporate and
individual property alike without favor OF
exemption Of any Interests.
we demand economy In the adminlstra'
tlOn OF state affairs the repeal of the mulct
law, the enactment Of a local option Jaw,
the abolition OF the offices of state primer
and state binder and the contracting for
supplies for the state with the lowest re-
spOnsible bidder.
I'VE cordially invite all honest men OF
the state to unite with us in securing the
enactment OF these principles into law"
The minority report was the same
as the majority report, with the fol-
lowing preamble:
We the democrats OF Iowa. In convention
assembled. hereby reaffirm the principles of
the democratic national platform adopted
at Kansas City July 3, 1900, and without
surrenderng our convictions or abatlng our
loyalty to our national policies, we believe
this campaign to be particularly one that
should be confined to state issues.
The second minority report, de-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

C. Anderson Of oskaloosa; Seventh, James
Mcneil Of Warren Eighth, J. w. Freeland
of Corydon: Ninth, c. Dennis of Red Oak;
Tenth. +. c. Jordan OF Boone; Eleventh,
James Parson of Rock Rapids.
Vice Presidents-First, John f. Leach Of
Henry; Second, c. w. Ball of Iowa City;
Third, y. Z. Hagerman of Bremen; rourth,
w. h. Meade Of Howard; Fifth, A. T. Low.
Brooklyn; seventh, J. S. Cunningham OF
Knoxville; Eighth. ]. /. Shepherd Of Mt.
Ayr; Ninth, X. NJ. Harris Of Missouri VAL
Eleventh, A. z. Cramer Of LeMars.
At 2:15 Temporary Chairman Shar-
on called the convention TO order
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

Love letters may not be legal docu.
ments, but they chronicle court pro.
ceedings.
Kindle the dry sticks and the green
ones will catch.
]. Pierpont Morgan was for several
years a student at the University of
Gottingen, and there won distinction
and a notable prize for excellence az
a mathematician.
No century has ever begun on n
Wednesday, a Friday, or Sunday.
and the same order of days is repeat
ed every twenty years. January am
October of each year always begin'
with the same day. So with April and
July, so with September and Decem,
Der, so with February, March and No,
ivember.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

here this afternoon by making a speech. ]
want to say, however that this is one Of
the proudest moments of my life. From
my youth up have | been democrat. ]
have been democrat because l believe the
democratic party Is an organization, not
only Of force, but possessed Of n conscience.
| have but one hope-one wish for the dem
ocratic party of Iowa today, and that is
that there may be peace and harmony In
this convention. cast my ballot for the
and cast my last ballot for the man who,
above all Others should have been the DEM
ocratic president Great and prolonged ap-
plause) and saved us the disgrace Of having
the republican stump speakers ridiculing the
Declaration OF Independence and the consti-
tuition Of the United States.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

form should be repudiated.
Walt. Butler Immediately rose to
point of order declaring that a
second minority report could not be
adopted. He was sustained by the
chair, and vote on Buffers substi-
tute was declared in order and ballot
ing began after order had been re-
stored. The majority report follows:
We, the democrats Of Iowa, In convention
assembled, do hereby declare and adopt the
following declaration of principles:
Resolved, That the fundamental principle
of democracy equal rights to all and spe-
cial privileges to none" applies In full force
to the subject Of taxation. The democratic
party believes that the burdens OF taxation
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

and report of credentials was heard
and adopted.
The report of the committee on
permanent organization recon-
mended John NJ. Redmond of Cedar
Rapids for permanent chairman and
that the remainder of the temporary
organization be made permanent
was adopted.
Mr.. Redmond on taking the chair,
said among other things:
/ desire to thank you for this unexpected
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

to-" VERY well, grannie," he said,
and he proposed to the first on the
list. When he came back with his
wife from their wedding tour, they
went to pay their respects to the old
lady. well, now" she said, II am
the root and you are only the branch
es, and therefore you must always
pay me great deal of Difference.
That is all very WELL" said Jack, i'm
pertinently, but think the branches
would flourish great deal better if
the root was under ground"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

half the delegates were on their feet
wildly cheering the reader and the
minority report. Mr.. Butler fol-
lowed the reading by a short
and decisive address in favor of the
Kansas City platform and free silver.
d. w. Hamilton, of Sigourney, at
the close of Mr.. Buffers remarks Of
fered a second minority report in
which it was declared That the state
issues were paramount though none
of the principles of the national plat
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1901-08-29

No century has ever begun on a
Wednesday, Friday, or Sunday,
and the same order of days is repeat
ed every twenty years. January and
October of each year always begin
with the same day. So with April and
July, so with September and Deem
Der, SO with February, March and No
vembex.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
FOR A BRANCH HOUSE
Let's & Spencer Grocer Co.
Sends Representative Here
NEG0TlATES FOR BUILDING
Southern Business Handled
From This Point.

Mr. ". a Scott representing the Let's
Spencer Whol4ale Grocery company Of
s. Joseph. No, arrived in the city for
the purpose CT locating q wholesale go
oery house in this city q branch o. the
St Jose2a aouse
Air. Scott yesterday opened ~ nezotis-
tions fo7 s-.ta5is suHs.ng AM the
chances are that within q short tine the
contract wiz be closed and The stock Of
goods shipped. On Monday air. let's. Of
the wholesale firm. VIII arrive IL the city
70 assist in the arranging Of the affairs
Of the new house
The announcement that another whole
sale house Is 10 locate ia this city is
Pleasing % Wichita citizens It means
that other cities and outsi5e firms rec3g-
ME that Wichita IS coming = the front
The southern business of the new frm
VIII BE- handled from the wichita house
and Lr scott VIII have control oe the
Branch here AIr. Scott is an exne- --csa
man, having been manager IL me vrh-l4-
sale house u Topeka and f1r e number
O. years travele5 for some ~ me Best
houses in the country He IS here pre-
pared 20 stay. having brought his family
WIN him. They are stopping II the
Wellington hots, and WIZ probably stay
= that hoslelry unril q suitable rone
can Dc found IN the residence portion.
NJ scott was seen last rleht tr re-
porter f0r the Eagle and fl talking about
The ne whousa. said ~Va v-u -Den
branch house in the city as soon as ros-
cole The plan ot having house here
Gas bee nagitated for several months.
cut We have never been ia position
70 begin work untl racentlv. This VII
make eight hra1ch houses that the firm
have n different parts az the country
and they are all doing a good business
AL u our southern business VIII he hand
led from The Wichita house In fact al
q TIE business from Newton south VIII
oe handed from this point have been
-ooklng ID q suitable binding and thi-l,
that rheTe are several here As seCn as
The building question is settled we VIII
begin % receive our stock and within
snort time, hope 70 have things in work
sng order
I'VE think that Wichita is TIE -frht
place for wholesale house II Is com
Ing 70 The 'front.' and we want TO get IN
on the sround toor. have been in TEloh-
ia many times and 7 am great ad-
mirer Of the Peerless Princess. as your
city Is sometimes called. Your wholesale
aistriot is very enterprsng ana from
what I nave seen here today. you must
y doing large amount Of business we
expect 70 Be identified Nth the neapls
Of this city from this time on and VIII %
al in our power 20 push the wholesale
Interests of Wichita 10 the front"
TIE wholesale house win make q snren-
did addition to The wholesale houses 81
me city and within q short time TIE
question OF permanent location VIII be
settled
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
SLOI MACHINE QUESTION
VIII Canse Interesting Time in City
Gnnncfl

The ordinance which IS being prepared
BY City Attorney Helm to bar the SLOT
machines from the city VIII probably be
presented 70 the members Of the city
council at the regular meeting next Non
day night The resolution which vas
passed at the last meeting called for such
an ordinance 70 Be prepared for the next
meeting. The vote CT the members of
the council on The resolution was divided,
yet the resolution passed. Councilman
Davidson az the Fourth ward presented
the resolution.
Vow comes the question whether the
ordinance VIII be passed or not Some
say that st win be PASSED by a narrow
margin and those interested in the ma
chimes state mat 1t is nearly a stand of
with chances favorable 70 the adhereats
Of the slot machines policy.
Many Of 1he counalnen are known 70
be against the slot machines. do nor fav-
or their svste7n. but they have the i'm
preston that # q man wants 80 spend his
money that way he has the privilege o.
doing 50 without interference. Nen who
have been playing the slot machines say
thar they are one of the hardest prlro=i-
tio1s % 20 Up against mar can be oGe-
ed Very Ecw machines pay large per
cent and some times they % not ra at
a8 fer a period untn otherwise arranged.
These statements have seen sive- out bv
uea who have looked into the question
The sessions ~ next Alenlsv night VIII
Re an Interesting one. no doubt Pn'e
are anxious - know iusr what the council
wiz d7 with the slot machine proposition
al8 c0cse ccertlE Vil atteud n hear tEe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
STEWART IS NAMED
Made Chairman of Republican
Central Committee.
-ARGE MEETING HELD
Plans for Coming Campaign
Are Outlined.

Yesterday afternoon, al meeting Of
the Republican city central committee,
Mr. J. H Stewart d the arm Of stew
art & Burns. was selected as permanent
chairman during the coming campaign.
Mr. A. c. Husey was named for pe-ma-
nent secretary ard Judge J. a 3Iyat;
was selected for treasurer.
The call for the committee meeting
was issued Immediately after the eonven-
ton and the session yesterday was large
IS attended II was an enthusiasts gain
ering and judging from al indications.
the central committee Of this year VII
do some splendid work for ire Repu5ii-
can city ticket The meeting was held
il the ofica of Frank s Burt on North
Market street and The business before
tie Committee consumed considerable
time
After the selection Of the officers for
the year. the Qges1oas Of registration.
the best method CT getting voters ont
and such matters, were considered. The
plans are laid for z successful campaign
the committee VII 6e found working
within few days the chairman OF The
committee win name an executive COM
mittee. After the appointment Of the
executive committee there viii Be other
committees to take charge Of different
parts Il the work connected with q
campaign
The meeting yesterday was one OF the
best committee meeting that has been
neld 70 plan for city campaign. The
enthusiasm OF The convention went into
The committee meeting and ali = the
members Of The central committee were
enthused with the idea q having a
strong ticket 70 work II Is no- often
that a committee meeting is called 50
soon after convention but it means
that the committee of this year wil be
wei organized early and VIII soon re
down 10 solid work piling up che Of the
largest ma50rities that the Republican
party has seen IN the city.
Another meeting Of the committee VIII
Re held some tine soon ana further mat
tiers VIII come up fer consideration The
men VINO compose the central committee
are:
F'lrst war6-Ffrst precinct, :. D. cad
vel; second precinct, r S Burt; third
precinct. c E. Parkhurst
Second Ward-FSrst precinct Geo. z.
Harris; second precinct Jaes Harper;
third precinct. A. c. Reese.
Third Ta-d-FsTst Precinct-Guy stew
ems; second precinct John Mcpherson;
third precinct. = e. Rchey.
Fourth yvard-First Precinct-Rich2-d
Dodd; second precinct. " z. Throck-
morton; third precinct, J. H. RUtter.
Fifth Ward-First Precinct-J. I. Le-
landi second precinct Judge ". F.
Walker.
sixth ward-First Precinct-Gus A MI
lers second precinct. J. T. Mercer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
MAY PURCHASE A HOME.
John w. Stout of Topeka Looking
Over Peerless Primes.

superintendent of public instruction Of
Shawnee county, IS IN The city looking
over the West Side with view ot pur-
chasing q home IN this city. HIS term O.
Office expires IN Nay and he Wiz move
his family here because Of the suDeri 2
educational Institutions Of wichita He
has been county superintendent II To-
peka Tor SIX years and IS vel known in
eductionl circles throughout the state.
He expects 10 engage in business IN this
c-r-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
wIcHITANs ARE READERS.
Demand for Books at City Library
Does Not Cecresse

The demand At the city library for
books stin continues and Alice Of Old
vincennes sim retains its popularity
There are many calls for the book and
with very few exceptions me readers are
pleased with t. The patrons Of The llorary
are constantly asking when the new
books recently ordered VIII arrive and
f. seems that they viii bs taken in
single day judging from the demands
made for them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
CITY TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Members VIII Meet In High School
Building Today

The Cry Teachers association VIII hold
IT'S regu p weekly meeting this morains
II the Hgh school building from 9 I'll -
a number ot important questions VIII be
discussed during the early part Of the
session and at about II o'clock Judge S.
S Asnbaugl Hiu address the members
~ -fa aez1rf1 tf10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
GREAT DAY FOR GOLF.

Members Of County Cub Enjoy the
Popular Game.
Yesterday was a great day for the
members ot the Wichita Country CUB.
Early IN the afternoon business men we're
grg oat 70 The Cclege Hill golf un6s
and many more OF the members Of the
club went our during the latter part Of
the day The games were Interesting and
the more that the business men play t-he
more attractive the game seems 10 be.
me Of The members are getting 10 be
experts In golf and as the pleasant wealth
er II The spring months comes on the
golf LINKS VII be crowded every after
norl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
g adita Daily eagle: Saturday guorano gareh g. 1901

spring a well known real estate man
stated yesterday that he had had more
demands for houses within tia last few
days than ever before during the past
few months. Tbs IS also an indication
that Wichita Is q good residence city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
EUGENE WARE TO LECTURE.
City Teachers VIII Bring Him Here
March ID.

The city teachers have arranged 70
have Eugene Ware CT Topeka, lecture
n this city on the 18Th Of this month.
Just what subject Nj Ware VIII lecture
On IS not known. bur i IS sure TO be an
Interesting event The lecture VIII he free
ana IS one Ct the events Of similar
nature planned by the city teachers for
the next few months TIE arrangements
f7r the lecture are IN charge Of superin-
tendent Dyer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09
SIGNS BEING REPAINTEp.
5rick Buildings Receiving Their Year
" characterization.

~ characterization.
This IS the tine II year when the signs
On the brick blocks are being re-painred
a force Of men representing one company
has been In the eity Painting the signs
used last year and others VIII arrive dur
IN gthe coming week Some very ela50r-
ate sign work IS being done ard the fresh
eued signs are an Improvement ever the
ones of last year
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09

Day Ease. lsllTa-sa. u 9sr vesE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-09

= u DouEas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
La Exposition de Buffalo
SU FRACASO

FL sahsdo fu6 el 1ltimo dfs do la Exposi-
sion de Buffalo.
Bajo oil punto de sfsta ecop6in.co, "a Ell
bosici6n ta sido nm. gran fracaso. E' deficit es
he mas de tres milones medic de pesos.
Los tenedores de Ia segunda hipoteca de
Ia propiedad de la exposition no podfan CO
brar. La .compa1fa pedir& al Congreso que
vote una partfda en- su pr6xima session, para
evitar numerasos pieitos Ia ruina de agunos
dc los sOstenedores de Ia compa MIA.
los Accionistas de Ia compa f1fa Sc les
devol vera NADIA de los dos millones que habfan
puesto. Los -contratistas que fabricaron Ia
exposicf6n, perderan casi un million de pesos.
Los boIo de la segunda hipoteca que as
cendfan { $500. 900, no podrAn psgsr par
te &c los tenodores de bonos de Ia primera hi
poteca no alcanzar6 pagar!es complete Los
bancos que servfan de garantfas para los bo
nos de la primera hipoteca, han psgado va so
pof ciento los tenedores de los fondos proce-
dentes de Ia entrado la exposition le queda
Ahn snHciente dlnero para pagar entire 80 40
por ciento mas. Los tene Iores de bonos per.
defGn ID difsrencia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
"A DIESTRO = SINIESTRO

ell lector, Gre 6ndose que Sc trata de
chistes alemanes, espera nn dia otro a yer
nita; mas es 10 mismo que 81 esperase Ia veni-
da del Mesfas...
E. chste no parece.
Y es lastima.
moio. Pero los <sustitutos, le han echado
perder Ia <CronfquiIla: Ito mejor del perio1ico!
Ei doctor Quevedo Baez no parece repu-
biicano: posee muy buen sentdo acostumbra
poner los puntos sobre las fes, sin fmportarseie
un ardite de incurrir en- Ell desagrado de sus
correigionarios.
Ocnp6ndose de la ofarta de Mr.. Carnegie
para estabiecer una bibiioteca ateni6ndose
antes que NADIA la maxima aqueia <Mens
sana In c6rpore sano, , escribe:
<iQu6 hermosa extraordinaria idea hu-
biera sido Ia de construfr, con esa suma, un
Hospital, donde poder albergar tanto des-
graciado enfeimo, que unas veces en- los "a
guanes portales de les casas; otras en- los CO.
rredores patios. muchas en- Lac GALES, con-
sumen sus energfas en- ell dolor en- Ia enfer-
medad mneren desolados sin amparo Di pro-
tecci6nD
Por ahf, por ahf es por donde debe empe.
Es una idea falsa aquella de que Gel ham
bre aqua ell fngenio1.
PodrA aguzarlo para ell NAL; mas no para
ell estudio Ia redexi6n que requieren tran
auilidad de espfritu, reposo ' perfscto equi-
Tanto las preocupacfones morales, CO.
mo las necesidades ffsfcas no satisfechas de-
bidamente, son incompatibles con Ia serenidad
de alma que reqnieren Ia educaci6n de Ia in
telfgenca Ia voluntad,
HabrS excepciones lpero GUAM raras
Hav que vigorizar Ia sangre; dar temple q
los nervios.y fuerza la atenci6n, FIN de que
6sta pueda reconcentrarse en- un solo obieto
De NADIA ESQ SO preoc lpan, como dice, con
mucho tino ell doctor Qnevedo Baez, nj Mr..
Carnegie, nj ell Gobierno nj ell pueblo america.
nos oue<no conocen la verdadera situaci6n por
que atraviesa ell ontss pr6spero teliz pueblo
de Puerto Rico.S
Estas palabrss, en- labios de un rspnblicanc,
son de orc.
Aparte de ESQ, nos envfa una biblfote-
ca, cuyos voldmenes, en- So mayor parte, es-
tarAn escritos en- ing'es.
Esto serA un bien para las generaciones
futuras dpero pa ra Ia actual?
A la actual que Ia parta rayo.....
CORTADILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05


La prensa adversaria, que, por shors,
ghn parece, ha dadO treguas & uacamps fa
de insU'tos desahogos, resu'ta bastante so
pOrffera anodina.
perder la costumbre, algGn <caja, republfca-
no aborotador levantisco, nal avenfdo con
el orden bien hallado con ell escandalo Sc
permite interrumpir esta monotonfa en- que
Wvimos, apslando las provocaciones las
bravatas.
A pesar de que Maule6n Sc halla enynelto
en- IN proceso, del que no saidra mpy bien H.
oportuno separarse de Ia polftics miIitante. nj e.
Adn hay tipos como Belpr6, que persisten en-
sus antiguas maf1as obstinan en- no es-
carmentar en- cabeza ajena. Peor para elos.
Forzosamente han de convencerse de Que
10 bravuconerfA ell atropello, no pueden i'm
perar por largo tempo bajo los pliegues de
una bandera que simbolfza Ell derecho la II
a. oertad; 81 nntuo u respeto 4 las ideas & las
Pudo, merced & una aberrsci6n moral. In
creioie en- ciertos hombres cue se liaman d.
rectores de un partido poftico, desenvoIverse
una era vergonzosa repugnante de trope'fas
ydesmanes; pero 10 an6malo no perdnra; to-
90, 81 I'm, vueive su propio nivel, cada cual
ocupa ell puesto que le corresponds: los hon.
ores de oTden, junto Ia ley; los alborotadores
los escandaiosos. bajo la ley. Es como debe
ser. u
Nosotros confamos en- que la iusticia deie
sentlr en- 10 sucesivo su acc;6n reparadora,
saIudaole energica para que no Sc reptan
desde luego todo hombre honrado. milfte en-
este en- ell otro partido.
lNo mas vsledores fDfuyentes para encn-
Drlr los granujas, que perturban Ia paz de la
sociedac, sin respeto alguno, con descaro
lnAuofto 1ntolarabe jactancia
las neras Sc les enjaula, para que no
hagan daf1o.
Z, 81 este no possible, Sc les da caza.
La sociedad tiene derecho & defenderse.
SerA por falta de asunto por falta de
CHICO por todo clio junto;pero es ell caso que Ia
Cr0nfQutlJ1 en- que estriba ell clou Ell cnc,,st
de eLa Tia Javiera. que Ia imprime cleric
caracter especialfsimo, aparece cada vez mas
!nsulsa amplona.... disimule Ell colega
10 manera de sefIalar.
veces sutiliza tanto,dus los sueltos de
que SO compone dicha secci6n parecen oero.
ghncos eharadas.. lest6 clarol ell lector
30 queoa en- ayunas, aunqne malicia supone
que hay ALI muchfsima intencf6n Y muchfsf-
ma sal, pero mny rec6niitas; tan rec6nditas,
que no salem Ia superfcie.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
WSITAS A BELPRE

Ell honorable ciudadano Felipe Belpre, ha
aldo visitado hoy en- su prisi6n por a'gunos
connotados repubIicanos, entire elIos ell capi-
tan Berries. 81 seAor Ape nte, secr retario de Ia
Corte de Distrito don Manuel Escoda, juez
supiente. de, Policfss quienes lesofrecieron sus
auxilios pecnniarios, intelectuales y ofeiales,
iCuanto honor para Ia famiIisl
Despl Is Ell captain Berrfos ei sefior Es-
coda, Sc Avistaron con el juez municipal seaor
CardDna, qua instruye las diligencias suma-
risles, pretendiendo que este pusiera In edia-
tamente en- libertad los presos.
ICuAnto honor para Is leyl
Cosds Deredcs ell Cid
que f0rdn fubl1r las piedrds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
Tranquilidad, Salud = Reposo para las
Madres y las Criaturas.

Ell JARABE CALMANTE de la
sonora WINSLOW, ga dA 10 nihos Ell
eI periodic de la DENTICION. Les
aDlanda las encfas, resuelve la infamaclon
ailvla todo color, y cura Ell coli ventoso'
lnocente efcaz en- todos los casoh
Aconsejamos las madres qua teng III
nlno enfermo que no dejen qre la preven'
clon pr pia nj la de otro', evite el uso dc
esta medicina gu proporciona alivio Sc
gnro, Establishments seguro, 81 Sc uss
oportunomente. alt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-11-05
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|EnuIsi0nI
|Alinento.


: La Emulsion de scou ;
=; por sus componentesO O}l ~;
. acelte de higado de hss ss
. calao e hipofosftos "a d;
cal y de sosa, es uno Ss;; Se
los alimentos mas com. y.
Pletos para Ia economi3|
Es un excitante de hI
nutricion. Sc absorbss!l "a
,por la fbra muscuIsr
siendo un gran renova.
dor de los tejidos Y dsI
los principles aIbumiDoGi.. j.
deos fundamentals, ey.|
pulsando las toxinas
bacterias infecciosas V
sus productos. Purific5s
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