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New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
MANY PHI DELTA THETES DINE.
FIFTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FRA
TERNITY CELEBRATED

FIFTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FRA
TERNITY CELEBRATED.
The Phi Delta Theta Alumni Association of this
city dined at the St Denis Hotel last night. II
was Founders Day. the ffty-fourth anniversary
of the fraternity and 2O members celebrated it at
the dinner During the speaking mention of such
prominent members the late President Harrison.
Secretary Of State John Hay and Brigadier General
Funston was received with enthusiastic applause.
William a. Keener eX-dean Of the Columbia Law
School president OF the association. toast
master The speakers We're the Rev. Or. John
Balcom Shaw. Colonel Edwin Emerson, ir.. Justice
Julius NJ. Mayer Of the Court of Special Sessions
Lee Fairchd Francis A Winslow, Albert Shiels,
George c. Atkins. +. J. Mitchell. secretary of the
fraternity council; Arthur NJ McCrs, of Provi-
dence; Charles Thaddeus Terry and Nathaniel c..
Robbins. who served under General Funston in the
Philippines.
Prior to the dinner a business meeting held, at
which the following officers for the ensuing year
were elected: President, William 4. Keener: FIRST
vice-presdent. Charles T Terry: second vice-presi-
dent Albert Shiels; recording secretary Howard NJ
Van Glider; corresponding secretary. r. NJ. l..
Ernst. treasurer. Arthur r. Gilbert: directors
George ". Roberts. otto n. Hinck, Richard A.
Craig Frank ;. HaCkett John Balcom Shaw, How
ard NJ Van Glider and Thomas II. Baskerville.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
OPPOSED TO SUBSIDIES.
VIEWS OF THE MINORITY OF THE SENATE
COMMERCE COMMITTEE.

Washington March Ex-senator Berry. represent
ing the minority Of the Senate Committee on Com
merce. to-day presented the report in opposition to
the pending Ship Subsidy bill Most OF the points
have been covered in speeches in the Senate. The
minority deny the accuracy of both the predictions
and the facts in the majority report They urge
that the bill s in principle and declare that
It will utterly fail IN the accomplishment Of its
professed objects. They also say that while il is
not complicated the Subsidy bill Of the LvIth
Congress II is in respects more objec-
tionable. The minority continue:
The bill proposes to tax the whole people to the
single industry. Besides the statistics Of the last
two years prove that the shp6uiding INDUSTRY does
creasing under natural conditions.
They criticse the feature of the bill which car
ries the subsidy for foreign mails, and say:
The highest rate Of subsidy is given to twenty
knot vessels. while the fast ocean mails are really
carried in twenty-threc and twentyfOur knot yes
lean vessels already too high, is made immensely
higher by this bill We pay more for a weekly
vice by much faster ships than
They further urge that the hill makes no pro-
vision against shipping trust and assert that IT
encourages a combination leading to such a trust
They also say:
control freight and passenger rates Thereby our
subsidy would be aiding the foreign partners of
subsidized vessels
The report closes as follows:
We know that there are hundreds and thousands
of industries in country doing losing business.
but deny that Congress, for this reason, go
into the public treasury and save them from rank
ruptcy. We sympathize with all men in the hard
struggles OF life. but II is not the duty Of gov
interfere in the private business affairs
OF the citizen. We believe that all men should
have an equal and fair chance in the .ace for
wealth and happiness-every citizen should bear his
share Of the burdens of the gOvernment-one class
should never be the recipient Of benefits given
0 others. Absolute equality Of rights IS doctrine
we should abandon. The bill! is wrong in
principle. unjust vicious, pure class Legislation.
Senator Mallory to-day presented amendment
to the Ship Subsidy bill depriving all vessels Of
the benefits Of the act whose owners have been
within the last year parties to "any agreement
understanding OF any kind with any person
poratfon the purpose of which agreement has been
10 control ocean freight rates control pre-
vent competition in the transportation Of the prod
Ilcts of the United States to foreign countries
tries to the United States.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
". N. JOHNSON'S RETIREMENT.
RESIGNATION OF THE FIRST ASSISTANT
POSTMASTER GENERAL ACCEPTED BY
THE PRESIDENT.

Washington March 15-The letter of resignation
Of First Assistant Postmaster General johnson,
whose determination resign was announced
some time ago. IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
GAUTHIER IN CUSTODY.
THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF MAUD
GENTLE SURRENDERS IN MON
TREAL-HE ADMITS GUILT.

Montreal. Quebec, March 1J.-Eugene, alias
Frank, Gauthier, wanted in New-York on the
charge of murder surrendered to the police here
to-day. Gauthier admits his guilt.
Chief Detective Carpenter received telegram
from NewYork asking him to look out for Gau-
thier who is charged with the murder on
Thursday night of Maud Gentle at the Trans
fer Hotel. FOrty-second-s and Third-ave Three
men were assigned to the case but they failed
70 locate the man on the morning trains. This
afternoon man called the Central police sta
ton and introduced himself Cauther He
said that he had arrived here this morning and
fearing that the police would be waiting for him
at the station, he had left the train in the sub
urbS. He had gone to priest, who cOun-
selled him to surrender. and he desired to carry
out his advice. Gauthier formerly lived here, but
Tor the last six months has been a resident OF
New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
PENSION BILL RECORD BROKEN-A PER
SONAL EXPLANATION.


SONAL EXPLANATION.
Washington, March l5-The House devoted to-
day 10 private pension legislation passing 229 bills
and clearing the calendar. This is the largest num-
ber of pension bills passed by the House at
session.
resolution was adopted calling the War De-
partment for Information concerning the govern
rnent transport service between San Francisco and
the Philippines.
A message from the President was received, re-
turning the bill restoring Edward Kershner to the
navy, for technical correction.
Mr.. Minor. of Wisconsin, rising TO a question of
personal privilege, sent to the clerks desk and had
read a Washington dispatch in a Cincinnati news
paper to the effect that he had changed his posi-
ton the Shipping bill and the Cuban tariff ques-
ton because Of the Speakers intention TO advance
a local revenue cutter measure in which the Wis
consin member is interested. Mr. Minor followed
the reading with statement denOuncng the arti-
Gle as absolutely unqualifedly false. Never by
act word deed intimation, he said, had the
Speaker attempted to change his position relative
10 the Cuban question. As TO the Shipping bill the
Sneaker was not aware OF his position.
Speaker Henderson added that so far as the
article referred him the statements made by
Mr. Minor were absolutely true, there not
word or shadow OF truth In any statement mado
tT
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
roy HoLLEBEN SAID TO BE INTERESTED
MAN CHARGED WITH TRYING TO ENTER FLAT
DECLARED TO BE SON OF GERMAN
ARMY OFFICER

Captain Schmttberger OF the West One hundred
st police station says he is going TO put a stop
70 the operations of fiat thieves in his precinct The
precinct has been a favorte Held for this class Of
thieves for many months. Among recent arrests in
the precnct is that of John Smith, alias Fritz
Garman. He taken, the police charge while
irving 10 enter fathouse with skeleton key
Detective Walsh said last night that Smith or Gar
man the son OF a German army officer. and that
DR. Won Holleben, the German Ambassador was
interested in trying to secure the release OF the
DrtSOner
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
Why Wash
Out the Stomach !?

MAN-A-CEA the Manganese Water, from
lrondale Spring. X. Va, Simple, Tasteless:
Harmless, obviates this unnatural process anq
IN the natural way CURES WHERE ALL
LLsE FAILS Catarrh of the Stomach. ExSess
Of Mucus. Acidity. Gases. Distension. Dis
tress, Nausea. Indigestion. An9mia: o..
heretofore. at horne or abroad, I WILL
AGREE TO PAY you, IF 1T FAILS TO
LURE: ~ ANY AMOUNT YOU WILL is AGhE6 ~
TO PAY ME TO BE CURED. The same to
apply 10 Catarrh Of the Intestines, Dysen-
terry. &c
For sale at Druggists or MAIN DEPOT. 13
stone St Telephone 3l99 Broad.
BEN. K. CURTIS, Gen. Agt.. n Y.
NJ Ben Curtis c.. Hr 29 Fjfh Axepqs; xEA Ts% %ste4 York
HHEA We have used TT In our family for SaIaTrnaI ma
S ~ er digest food suffering With pains gripping sleep
sAN7A-cEA ; gave Immediate relief and shortly effected
IL, L certainly wonderful Spring Water. simple
cYNTHIA wEsTovER ALDEN.
Castle Point Hoboken. Nov. I3 1900
SIR 6s 6sT use Gem AseR 2 s@ns ser 8 for Ssw yspep.a
@ sha md that has given me relief when remedies
nv sa & 70 tall have ALEC used # table water for
Yours very truly. RICHARD STEVENS
Io2 E. 18Th Street. New york Dec. !, 1888
Dear Sir = TI Rdt sn AEsEt IN Eew sGt YoTk FOR som.
re ana take pleasure in stating with most satlsfactory
s'rHine white coai Mining co NS. ! + Broadway. r. Y
s, New York. Oct. 80. 1900
Dsf SIR ST cpTs 5y. sn se Ageqt MANAGEA AZ IN nv fam
from sss sh'esn w1is f9I paFea @
President =. Y. Produce Exchange.
kr Ben Y c,-..- ST. Denis Hotel. ~ Y.
sr W., %n9yt painful distress doing without food
psserRS much what she pleases the water
Isurs ,rsSv and suffers no distress.
"1 coopersgs Co. 40 - B'way. New York.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
NEVER TOO LATE.

IL you have looked over these "sIit-
tie Ads. of the People," don't neglect to o
N to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
PRIZE MONEY CASE.

Washington. March 15-The transcript of the
record In the case OF the United States against
admiral Sampson and others. which has been ap-
I1a trorr the decision OF the Supreme Court OF
PeaG19, P 1,etrjrt Of Columbia was filed in the United
States supreme Court to-day The case involves
,ha onestion as 10 whether prize money should be
sWa rded 10 Admiral Sampson and the onlcers and
men OF the North Atlantic Squadron on account
90 Santiago July 3 DSa
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
Postoffice Department,
Washington. March 10. 1902
The President


Sir: Owing to the condition of my health and for
other personal reasons. deem it advisable re
Iinduish the office of First Assistant Postmaste ter
General and have the honor to tender TO you my
resignation Of that office TO take effect when my
successor shall have qualified In submitting the
same | wish to express my appreciation Of the
consideration shown by yourself and your
PREDECESSOR and also by the Postmaster General
and his predecessor. with both of whom my official
and personal latous have been most agreeable
With assurances OF my personal regard and best
wishes for the success of your administration. 1
am very respectfully WILLIAM NJ JOHNSON.
First Assistant Postmaster General
President Roosevelt accepted the resignation in
the following letter:
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
DEMOCRATIC Caucus ON BOER WAR.

washington March 15.-The chairman OF the
House Democratic caucus. Representative Hay. Of
virginia to-day issued call for a caucus next
Wednesday night In the hall OF the House to con-
s,6er +he question Of policy the Boer war. The
Tatjt,on for the caucus presented to Mr.. Hay con-
potne6 the names of forty Democratic members.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
White House

washington, March a. 1902
NV dear Mr.. Johnson: accept with regret your
resignation of the position OF First Assistant Post
master General. Your administration OF that Of
fce has been in the highest degree satisfactory,
and | wish 1t might have been possible for you to
continue in a post whose duties you have so well
performed.
Hoping your health may soon be fully restored
beIieve me with kind regard. sincerely yours
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Hon William NJ. johnson. First Assistant Post
master General
New-York tribune., 1902-03-16
GIFTS FROM THE KAISER.
HANDSOME PRESENTS FOR MEMBERS OF A
SAMOAN COMMISSION


Washington. March 15-The recent passage by
Congress OF the act authorizing officials Of this
government to receive gifts from foreign officials
enables the State Department 10 send TO their
destinations three handsome presents bestowed by
Emperor William OF Germany. which have been
held at the department in the absence Of this
authorization. The presents are for Commander
James VI. Miller. Surgeon oliver ID. Norton and
Edwin V. Morgan. members of the commission
which was sent to the Samoan Islands several
years ago. Commander Miller's gift is a splendid
gold chronometer bearing fine bass-reuef OF the
Emperor's head I'm profile in light yellow gold and
the Prussian cOat-of arms. delicately embossed.
The chain is OF gold in thick links. Surgeon Nor
ton receives unusually fine pair of marine
binoculars. and Mr. Morgan. who secretary
OF the commission. silver writing set. both gifts
being marked with the imperial crest
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
Big PACKERS
Interstate Commerce Commission Sc.
sures Valuable Evidence.
DEM0RALIZED RATES


Chicago. Jan. s. - Prosecutions
against all the big packing house con-
Germs In the west for violations OF the
provisions OF the Interstate commerce.
law against receiving preferential rates
are contemplated by the Interstate
commerce commission. This fact de-
veloped during the investigation by
the commission into the handling OF
packing house products and list meets.
II Is also apparent that the commits
sion and the railroad management OF
the entire coantry practically had en-
tered into an alliance for the purpose
OF inducing congress to pass legislation
permitting the railroads 10 pool under
certain regulations by the interstate
commerce commission. and that II Is
believed such a law can and will be
passed
The third development OF the day
was the announcement that the commits.
sion had requested the attendance
here % all the leading men In the ad.
yancement OF the community OF inter-
csls idea Including j. T.. Morgan. James
J. Hill and r. II Hartman. and thai
* these men failed 20 respond 20 the
request harsher measures would be
taken 20 compel their coming.
Evidence upon which 20 base prose-
cutlons against the packers was OBJ
talued In abundance. Traffic manag-
ers and vice presidents OF roads east
and west admitted freely that there
was no pretense toward maintaininv
tariff rates on packing house products
and list OF meats for export or domss-
tic use except for a short time at the
beginning OF each year.
The packing houses and their repre-
sontatiyes TO whom rebates were paid
during 1901, according to Commission
or Prouty. will. II possible. be made
amenable TO the maximum fine OF $4,000
Tor every violation OF the law.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

Paris, Tex, Jan. S--A Ore which de.
stroyed between $4,000 and $50. OOO
worth OF property started a little be.
fore o'clock Tuesday morning in tho
Wise building on Lamar avenue. oc.
cupied by Hope Nunn's saloon and Ed
walls restaurant II began in the
restaurant kitchen after II had been
closed for the night and had evident.
~ been burning for some time before
It was noticed. The kitchen Is in tho
north end OF the building with two par.
utions separating II from the street.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
NIoLInIe, M.mnrI.I n.r-

Canton, o., Jan. s.-Every governor
In the United States has been lnvit.
ed by Governor G. X. Nash, chairman
OF the Ohio auxiliary OF the Mckinley
National Memorial association, re-
questing that each issue an appeal "a
the citizens OF their state or terri
tory 10 set aside January 20. McKin-
ley's birthday as Mckinley day" In
the opinion OF the association the In.
auguration OF January 20 as a day If
Observance will eventually become a
virtual holiday as Washington's and
LinColn's birthdays.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
MINE ACCIDENT.
Cave-in Causes the Death OF About Fif
teen Men.


teen Men.
Neguanee, Wis. Jan. S.-The mos,
distressing accident occurring In this
county for years took place az the
Negaunee mine Tuesday by which
from thirteen 20 seventeen miners are
thought TO have lost their lives The
accident was the result OF a cavern AZ
the bottom Of the shaft and had IL
occurred half an hour sooner about
80 would have been killed.
Thus far but two bodies have been
taken out. Hunlalla's and an Italian.
Domini, Basso. were taken out alive.
Basso's story is as follows:
We were sitting around the pump
at the bottom OF the shaft. when. with.
out any warning. thousands OF tons OF
ore came down. | remembered no more
until / heard the sound OF picks and
shovels in the hands OF rescuers and
their shouts. When the rescuers found
me was 20 feet from the place where
| had been sitting and found myself
in a drift"
The Negaunee Is one OF the most un.
lucky properties in the Lake Superior
district Much trouble has resulted
In sinking and drifting from surplus
gases d qulcksands. II was at this
mine that sl,OOO.00O was expended to
sink a shaft 10 the ledge.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

Paris. Tex, Jan S.-W. II. Ruther-
ford. living in the southeast corner NJ
the county between Deport and Min
ter. was shot twice, In the arm and
stomach, and is believed 20 have been
fatally wounded. a complaint was
sworn ont against him IN Justice Of the
Peace Dewares court, and the warrant
for his arrest was placed in The hands
of VIM. Short a special officer. Mr..
short telephoued the officers OF what
had occurred and left for Paris 10 sur
render
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
INVESTIGATION POSTPONED
Important witne.. Not Present to Give
Testimony BEFORE Com mission.

Important witne.. Not Present to DIV.
Testimony Before Com mission.
Chicago. Jan. Sowing TO the alb
sence Of necessary witnesses the IN.
quiry OF the interstate commerce COM
mission into the workings OF the
community Of interest" plan Of rail.
roads has been postponed until Janu-
AIRY q and the commission itself adj
journed TO meet In Chicago that date.
President Farrls Of Burlington and
Darius Miller. said 70 be slated for
traffic dictatorship OF Northwestern
lines IL their consolidation is not pre-
vented, were present. as were a num-
Der OF other railroad men.
President Hill Of the Great North
ern. President Miller OF the Northern
Pacific. President Hartman OF the
Southern Pacific. aud j. c. subbs.
traffic director OF the Southern Pacific
and Union Pacific system. were absent.
and Chairman Knapp OF the commits
sion announced that. owing 20 che fact
that the gentlemen mentioned were
best qualified 10 give complete and
comprehensive testimony concerning
the matter In hand Il had been
thought best TO postpone investigation
till these witnesses could be brought
before the commission. he declared
that II necessary witnesses would be
compelled by court subpoenas 70 at
tend.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
NJ ONROE EDGE
HAS NOT
SLEPT FOR WEEKS-BEEH TOO BUSY
SELLING land.
HAS NOT
BRYAN PROPERTY

hh1 AN PROPERTY
,Ws'r,s rcar on mIIi part ofuhIrb a. ip sl,,
90 ls better than bottom land r.,- 49,. 80,
!, mem cisicru. sheds barn and Other jrnn,oy.,
uents for sale cheap 'D'p'''''
il acres % In city limits and d. ina, ~, a.,
..t'' 2 room house. rev stables thed. r,'bs
- Eyol dug well cement cIsteru In casts,r
"'' i'l. Come quick. iis cheap
Two cheap houses On western mart ofci,v
NY VIII sollata harFalu. ''''
vacant lots In On parts ofeity.
. 100 l-rnom irHme house close 20 q. W. A n
y depot will sell cheap.
Two lots with room house. halls. 9ia,ge r,s
M warden. cribs. etc close 10 graded school
'lI' close out At bargain
ohe nve room house, vel sheds etc close 10
rsoeh school going very cheap"
One rood nov S room honse on same block a.
RE baptist church price ~chean"
vacant block with ~ oak trees for $40
IN southern mart ~ city on College road
-, hl'' roomv hOnse orchard stables hen
'ouse ana other Improvements. price siaoo
- biloxi. room honse I galleries. pantry,
sci I,H,tn, harn' wsierworks electric lights,
Large BOARDING housa. will accommodate N
hear. ''' VI" WI
~ ~ ~ lots Joining Jer Franklin. win sell for
7l-2 sores ~ land renr on win 18th two
fouees. ono has Fonrrs the other q win ou
'hange Tor oonntry property or sell for zoo
-ill sell al for s7n0
ono hroorr house. ha'i valls les . closets
food barn. ristrrTI, waterworks garden etc. In
rerv swell part ~ citv. for si10
Ono neat newly frlshed cottar I'm soutbern
eari ~ city god we'll. nioutv ~ NOON for -ar.
iens. stc.. on high ground with splendid visw
blocks IN western "a n ~ eitv. known - Cltv
,-rt, beautiful oaks on each block, will soil
one hair biook groun room, house. halls.
'large underground clsierrs = hvdrants ser.
-Nnts' heuse. hlg harm aud nll other modern
'9nveniences, In hon ton part n city. will sell
fheap.
Several negro houses Tor sale ,c chean.
Have several other plaras IN city for sale.
eheap. Cali andiet me tell Won about a.
Have itnn0 aeres farm aud ranch lands See
Scekiy papers.
yours ~ pusfuoaa
MONROE FnGF.
Land AEeutand Notary Public
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
wnMEN - IEWFLs.

Jewels, candy, flowers, man-that
Is the order OF a womnu's prefer
ences. Jewels form mgnate Of
mighty power 20 the average woman.
Even the greatest of all jewels,
health. Is often ruined In the stronu-
ous efforts 10 make or save the mon
ev T. purchase them. n woman
will risk her health t0 get % coveted
Gem. then let her foriiiy herself
against the insiduOus consequences
OF coughs. colds and bronchial alice
tions ~ the regular use OF Dr. Bos-
cbee's German syrup. 10 Will
promptly arrest consumption IN its
sarlv stares and heal the affected
lung and bronchial tubes and drive
the dread disease from the system.
N n not cure-nll, but 10 IS q certain
eure Tor coughs, colds and all bron-
ciial troubles. You can get all OF
DR.. q. q. Green's reliable remedies
at the Wilson-Jonkins Drug Cos
store. Bryan. Get Green's Special
Almanac. III
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
FoR SALE

South half Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About one and ono-quarter acres
near schoOlhOuse In southeast part
, OF town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and well ON premises. Price
N00O
Six room house aud one lot of
ground on west side of town. Price
500
Six room house and two lots of
ground located four blocks from
Main Street Brick ci-tgu ON pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
Also other city property
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
CLASH WITH RUSSIANS.
American Sailors and the CIAr's Troop.
right Ia China.

Washington, Jan. S-A serious
clash occurred between American sail.
ors OF the cruiser Vickburg and the
Russian soldiery at Nieu Chwang.
China. There have been three fights
and as a result one Russian soldier Is
reported wounded.
The matter was made the subject OF
complaint by the Russian ambassador
az PekIn 90 United States Minister
Congcr and Mr. Conger IN turns has
informed the state department.
Secretary Of the Navy Long has
cabled Commander Berry Of the Vicks.
burg 10 use every effort to prevent
further collisions. The Vicksburg Is
In winter quarters In a mud dock at
the mouth % the river and cannot be
- lsaaa--i 3D. a-a G-.I-a
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09
runh for ,r,hLn.l 1n.,l,n,l.D

Chicago Jan. S.-Au endowment OF
100000 has been given by Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Mccormick. OF Chicago. %
found O medical Institution which Will
be known as the Memorial Institute foI
Infectious Diseases. az a tribute 20 IA,
memory Of their little son. John Rock
efeller Mccormick. who died Of scar
let fever
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-01-09

70 Cure dyspepsia and Indigestion
Sour Stomach or Heartburn. take Rey
Dyspepsia Tablets. All druggists are
authorized 10 refund money n they
fail 20 cure. Price 90 cents. ". IT.
lanes. the lending druggist. Bryan
Texas.
Three first class BARRIERS AZ the
Union Barber shop under new man
agcmcnt Of w. 4. Cones. %
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70 Cure dyspepsia and Indigestion

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