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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-11
"A Statement.
WHITE STONE STRINGS,
AuguSt 2S. 1903.

.lss ss Il.is'. To- hdSuou1 20, = oOo' i---
Editor of The Mountaineer;
We, the undersigned guests Of the
White Stone Lithil hotel, having no.
ticed in the various papers throughout
the State nume etousE ticles concern
Ing tie recent robberes from the
rooms Of this hotel, we believe that
great injustice has been done Mr..
Harris. at the earnest solicitation
Of the guests from, whom articles Of
value had been taken, he was induced
to make search of the effects of one of
the guests, who was suspected by al
most every guest in the hotel. While
none Of the lost property was reover-
ed, we are informed that sufficient
evidence was secured by examination
of the trunks OF the suspected party
to warrant the suspicious and to
justify Mr.. Harris in his search. We
feel confident that Mr.. Harris did all
he could to recover the lost property
taken from his guests. We heartily
approve Of his actions in this. matter
and believe in the coming trial before
the courts. that he will be thoroughly
indicated, And we further state
thai up TO The tlne or The ARRIVAL or
the suspected party no valuables we're
missing from the rooms, and since the
departure Of the suspected party we
have not heard Of single article be-
ing missed.
j. r. Easterlins, :Barnwcll.
ID. II. Salley, Salley, S. Q.
III l.. B. Folk, Columbia, S. G.
Ben. Il. Townsend, Union, S. G.
j. j. Nichols, Augusta, Ga.
l.. G. Stephens, Greenvile.
Thomas Taylor, Columbia.
Il. B. Clinkscales, Spartanbnrg.
j. j. Fowles, Columbia, S. G.
G.. NJ. Eastcrling, Darnwcn.
ID. II. Brown, Atlantic City.
G. G.. Fuller, LnurcnS, S. G.
w. G.. Bates Chester, s. Q.
j. NJ. Witherington, Dublin, Ga.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-11

College Of highest grade. Degree
courses and specials. Faculty Of is.
Greatly improved equipment. Pure
mountain water. Climate rarely
equalcd. For catalogue and terms
write r. Q. JAMES, Lift. D., Pres.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-11

During Hot Days and Cool Nights.
Take DR.. Biggers IIuckleberry Cordial
for all Stomach and Bowel Troubles,
Children TCcthing, etc. At Druggists
25c and SOC
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1903-09-11
Hc Comes HieI,.

Edward M.Shepard
Lake georgia, IN. Y, Aug. 26.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
TO ADD ANOTHER
BIG STEAMSHIP
ADVICES FROM HONGKONG ANNOUNCE THAT THE GER
MANIC WILL BE SENT OUT BY WHITE STAR LINE
COMPANY FOR THE OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
COMPANY'S ORIENTAL ROUTE.

1t will not be long before big steamships,
equal in size nearly to the Korea and Siberia will coming
port They will be the Oriental of the lines
Ioyo ksen kaNha add big liners
noul Oriental they
builders and addition these boats larger
sent out by the White Star line the Occidental and Oriental
), ). Company's
There has been less talk subject
sending out under lease the Occidental and Oriental
larger vessels than the the nothing
until the present time been announced Recent advce from Hong
kong however tell Of the coming
The Hongkong Telegraph that Company will
exact date of the arrival of this announced but there
seemed little doubt in Oriental shipping circles
coming 1t known which of the three vessels Coptic
Dorc and Gaelic, will be replaced by the Germanc will
all probability be the vessel that will be Oriental
The other boats much than the make
splendid time while the Gaelic does do
to the schedule.
The tonnage OF the German indicates that considerably
larger than of the O. and o. boats
only 244 tons and the Gaelic while 500
TONS nearly the of the other
vessel OF well onto figures
are tor different of figured
city of the boats
There will soon be something doing with the Toyo Ken
line W. H. Avery the general the Francisco
route the Nippon Maru for Yokohama with
directors and managers this line This general gather
the heads of departments the company ca{
connection with putting the liners commission
The officers of both the America Nippon Maru the two
vessels of the reach here within the
sieaby interested the approaching meeting the line
The impression that the meeting Of the
the history OF the Mr. Avery will be
Japan.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
CAN'T PLAY HOOKY ANY LONGER
JAEGER is 10 BE TOLD THAT HE
MUST ATTEND THE SESSIONS OF THE HOUS- HE
CANNOT CLAIM THE PRIVILEGES OF A LEGISLATOR
WITHOUT PERFORMING ITS DUTIES.

this morning decided to compel the attendance Rep
esenave H. A. Jaeger who has not appeared his the House
this and after discussion during which Speaker Eeckey
made references possible punshents the clerk
ordered notify Jaeger attend omoow session. with the under
standing that if he failed obey the
should be taken Jaeger said has his resignation ad and will
at present 1t if the House compel him attend
The brought up by Speaker Bey daey after
roll call this morning He mentioned the fact Jaeger
tended the and said Representative Jaeger has claimed
prerogative legislator refuse obey
criminal trial time has attended this House during
this session the members desire further before acting
will address another him directing him appear
chair ready issue bring Mr. Jaeger before the bar Of
the House show why he should be punished for contempt
for not appearing.
Kaama moved that the clerk write and Wright proposed sending
the Chngwor favored having the letter definite
which and said that did
notice. he would be ready stringent
action.
The House approved Chlngwo suggestion Speaker
ordered the clerk to notify Jaeger to attend tomorrow.
Jaeger, it is stated will present his resignation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
SPENDING
OF MONEY
HOW PUBLIC FUNDS HAVE BEEN DISBURSED-HOUSE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC EXPENDITURES MAKES
AN EXHAUSTIVE REPORT IN WHICH SOME VERY
SEVERE CRITICISMS AND PASSED.

The report present in
the House this by the Committee Public Expenditures
which has been making thorough investigation of the expenditures
public money all the departments The committee found much
criticize well commend though majority of the departments
there little call for In concluding its the
mttee
could go almost nemnably commenting
upon minor extravagances in public expenditures.
in investigation have confronted with what deem
be lack appreciation what is due the Government
well ignorance the of its agents purchasing material
supplies vehicles animals and etecting other liabilities
W believe remedy this condition be the inauguration
Purchasing Bureau under the Public Works Department through
which acquisitions should all departments of the Government
far practicable
I'VE informed that this direction has already been
of Public Works whereby all purchasing
this Department through the hands of the AS
Superintendent Public Works This undoubtedly
but enough The Assistant Supern
B performs the important duties his immediate office
I'VE feel convinced that such bureau with competent and honest
would effect great saving to the Government
would that be made
appropriation whereby OF bureaus will be prevented from
drawing expense funds salaries Nothing
funds except labor actually
the work which appropriation made The
has enabled these bureau heads make unmae positions
salaries in they have endowed themselves with leg
slative functions.
in expenses appropriations carrying
positions have before the end OF the period and
hardship resulted the shutting down OF
this Had the Superintendent of Water Works asked
proper segregation regular pump employees the Salary
Pay Roll Appropriation Bill would have been granted and that
fortunate incident would not have occurred
The OF the committee states that the expenditures
department have been carefully checked L made
the Secretays Office Judiciary department Fire Claims Commission
Public Bureau of Agriculture and Forestry
there considerable criticism OF the the public works
Works Office Works department and Fire
Permanent settlements of $I275o found to have
been properly disbursed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
Senate S Expense Account

The House vouchers will De made public Senate ex-
published said Speaker Beey House recently
Below will be found complete list of session warrants
Since the Star published the Houses list expenses distributions
OF public Home Rulers grafers
been made that the Senaes ought the light
are The next question is will the Houses
vouchers which at last accounts locked Bceys
any accessible than before?
IN the Senate list the odd twenes and ffes doed
cerklng not those
has dollar and half and dollar warrants in the
upper house with the nice given below The
warrants others less somehow other the
Senate didn't need much ansang prooading printing and
ypewring the House though did work. ending its session
with practically clean calendar.
In the following list the only for paw of mem
bers, salaries and of the minor salary variants are
included The $3.50 or S Harw services as attorney for
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

Bicyclists should never start out
without bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm in their tool bags. This liniment
Is excellent for all flesh wounds and
srrains. One application gives relief.
Try it. For sale by all dealers. Ben
son Smith & Co., general agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

Yes. remarked one of Honolulus old
residents 1 never have saved a cent
Pioneer Building e Loan Association
and now this comfortable home you
see is the result of money earned by
Pioneer Building and Loan savings.
The interest earned for 1902 was 11h
per cent. Pioneer Building e. Loan
Association, Judd Building. Merchant
Street. ]. L. Mclean, President; A.
". Gear, Secretary.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
>@-<~<@<%<~%@<~~~<~%%%@0
Low AFTER KAHUKU RANCH.

Report from Kona by the steamer w.
G. Hall announces that Eben Low is
negotiating for the purchase of Col.
Norris's famous Kahuku ranch. The
property was recently offered for sale
and withdrawn. Eben Low is under
stood to have received 1000 for his
interest in the Hind, Low ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
TO HAVE VAST
SISAL FARM
REPORTED THAT ]. COERPER AND W. B. McWAYNE ARE
PROMOTING SCHEME TO PLACE 100000 ACRES KONA
LAND UNDER SISAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEET
ING WITH FAVOR AMONGLAND OWNERS.

BRepo organization property along
the Kona the purpose establishing sial farm
brought this morning by the steamer w. g. Hall
According the number OF consider
the advisaby of forming hui place OF land un
ssa cultivation The land question the vicinity of Kaiua
Coeper and W. NJ McWayne said be the promoters OF the
scheme.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
ARRIVED AT LAHAINA.

The schooner Aloha arrived at La
haina yesterday from Hilo, to discharge
her cargo of lumber. SShe will go to
Kaanapali and load sugar for San
francisco, after finishing at Lahaina.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

RIBBONS ABOUT HALF PRICE.
New ribbons marked down to about
half price on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday at Sachs. The entire stock
is included in the sale and consists of
the very newest goods. Come early.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
09%1+4-+~+%+&+~+~%@+~%@-
KAILuA SUGAR Is PAU.

Sugar on the Kona Sugar Company
plantation is pau. This morning, the
steamer w. G. Hall returned with the
last batch of sugar from that planta-
tion. The shipment consisted of only
128 bags.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
CONCERT TONIGHT.

The Hawaiian Quintette club plays
tonight, Thursday and Saturday night
at the Favorite Concert Hall, corner
Hotel and Bethel streets.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
RETURN FROM SCOTLAND.

LONDON, May 15.-King Edward
and Queen Alexandra returned to Lon
don from Scotland this evening.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

Associated Press Gable to the Star.

KISNEFF May 26Tweny thousand people destitute at this
place The suffering ghu Many of the people
The surrounding districts have tried relieve suffering the
poPuace but without The destitute appealing
of famine will soon descend upon the helpless victims.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
GUNBOAT SUNK.
Associated Press Cable to the Star.

Associated Press Gable to Star.
PLYMOUTH, May 26-The Peruvian gunboat Loretta sprung
leak and has gone All mpos
sible to keep the vessel aAoat
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
A MINE EXPLOSION.

Associated
PITTSBURG May 26By explosion Federal mine here
today four killed instantly and others
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

Associated Gable o he
PHILADELPHIA, May 26A hundred thousand
here threaten strike of differences
poyers rates of wages and hours of labor
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
THE BEEF TRUST.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.


CHICAGO May Grosscup has granted injunction
restrain the bee rus from violating the Sherman
entering into combinations regulate the price of beef
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
ROOSEVELT IN SPOKANE.
Associated Press Gable to the Star.

Associated to
SPOKANE May 26Presiden Roosevelt today
through this and his reception characterized
he>same enthusiasm that him
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

Star Want ads pay at once.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26
THE CEBUS MEET
A HEAVY DISASTER
THE INSURGENTS WHO HAVE RECENTLY BEEN GIVING
THE MOST TROUBLE TO AMERICANS IN THE PHILIP
PINES ARE DEFEATED GY GOVERNMENT TROOPS
AND SIXTY-EIGHT ARE KILLED.
Press Gable to the Star.

Associated Press Gable
MANILA May 26The Cebu insurgents defeated in
another encounter with 68 killed and many wounded
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-05-26

Continued on page fve.)
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24

~" LH rERr
SuinBr, fnnIfe meo let Jeber. ber man
ioriege at Ingte til ge0er. encr Rolen.
trresIens, iaa foripinoer m~uligens DC
femme Spmptomer.
SinefonuaI Dor ION BipIen nerpebe.
roligenoe gsenifaber, men er frafti.
gere. Den beroliger Siertet, ca mar
ale ems 9erDer er JON en- glhot sir
renSe, uitemte Strengc, letter set I'M
oertiSen, mar maj, bar Den pe6 Saan.
ben.
SabenSeI er en- Iifis 2lgt, og Ii.
mian en- nomnrfet "DpIfrommner"
bpis Quit alto er al en- bebnaeIia
8irfning.
Nadr man nGpner Earfumernes
lliitobeosgapnIise @9ro, maa man
life glerume 0eres antiieptiIfe gaen.
ifaber. 9aar en- gpiSemi raIer, ieTp
ON bet bare er ben aarIige gloaeaanS
Snflnen8aen, fan man life babe noaet
beore fcrebpsgenoe Rt0oeI END en-
6laife rem 8arfume. Bette er ct
anerfienot 6aftum bIanSt 9naer oa
bar ofte ppret omtaIt t BEN neoicin.
tie Gresie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
Sang Jaot.

6irmaet 9easIep & San paatog iis
at oprette en- miIitar SeIearafIinie for
Gegierinsen siennem IIaifa, % ba
De bar iGrbige, isgte geaslep at til.
penbe fig $1,000 mere emo ban ifuIoe
bape. s Rone Tom ban unSer Eli.
tale ior at bape forialifet TO GbedS
uSiteOte al Bopmaiteren, men rsmte.
Geteftiuerne Sern os 0ipper ienbtes
aigaarbe for at faffe BAN. San bar
life let at finbe; men be forfuIgte bans
Spcr lige til Gretroria / Spbafrifa,
og Der fneb De BAN. San banbe 6a /
TO gar opboIot fig Ger % bIep IiOt
u~nberlig at fig. Ga be Iagbe Snaub.
iern paa BAN o9 tog bom meb fig til
@aibington S set belle reiite Sc
1900 Ril for at fna Sinsre | bnnt.
Eaa famine Cur fneb Sc ogina %.
s. @ilion, iom bar SoIbbetient paa
6ilippinerne, men rsmte % fog Sen
peue SUM $4,000 meS fig. Setefti'
oerne afsif fra @oibtratou / 9ecem.
Der 1902 % orcg no til Soneouper.
men farot life @iIion Der; ioa reiite
Be til Rpntreal, % Der tog be BAN.
San bIen ilSen SibtIsftigbeSer ubIe.
beret, % 9eteftiberne fulgte BAN til
@arila, bpor &etteu bsnte bam til
en- Iangporig SGngielsitraf.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
THE HELLAN MINING SYNDICATE.

) 9ummeret for fsrite SuIi 8. u.
al "Hortbpeitern Dtiner Wamufactu.
rer ans MetauursiIt" finber ri pau
ReoattionSiiben islgeuoe: "2be Sci.
Ian Wining Spnoicote" er III girte.
Iigbeb, % 6orretnin9en ior DC for.
ifieuige 9omparier, "Hlanet".
"8ri88Ip Bear, Naieitic" % "Sfllby
Sing" - bripeS M unber set npe
Nupu Y q. 8. Selan iom 8rGii.
Dent.
Get er fart, at bette er til 5orSsl
ior iantli8e Ittieciere / De foritieItac
aomponier, foroi 10 iors8et Stprtc
rinSeS Ue0 &onlbinotion, % iorNi s..
&euan M oil iua Inleoning til al
toncentrere line arPfter paa Be met
oGrbiiuIoc Claims" o. inoIeoeS fun.
ne brin9e GienNommeu irem iii en-
MISUNDERSTANDING 9aiis langt tibIi.
gerc, enb oct OiIbe barre muIiBt for
BAN, ON ban ItuIoe oeoblepet lneo OF
Hele oct inmme arbeioe % ben iarnle
8apitaI pao De mango ioritieuige
CLAIMS" iom fer. 9aa0e Aftieeier.
ne % Sr. Seuou bsr grotuIereS nlcS,
az bernie bans lpnGe poutpntte Ylor
ON Sommenilutnin8 fit ct iaa bel.
0igt lloiaIO."
Soenitoacn0e piier, boorIeoes Sr.
Seuau % bans @ineiOretaaenSer be-.
tra8teS / SeattIe, bpor 6olf tienber
baaSe BAN % bans Eroietter 6eoit.
Sans GInner for IrbeioetS pibere
Griit % SET burtiait muIige llSbpttc
trPper en- bel Gel toitbort Roitineri
90 iorot faa De ~nsboenbige Sense
6ertiI tilbpbeS for SaIs en- Gel
Treasury Stod" q 15c pr. Glare,
hoiIten Bris oog oil bIiue iorbsist
,iot bocr Iauneb. eiteriom grbeibet
itrtoer irem. 90 ll~0iisterre ~efterbuert
'orbeoreS, Get ifuIoe beriOr ipneS.
al &iSen ill al tisbc "Stod" err netop
II Il, mcSens ocu er iaapas biaia, iiGr
naor man buffer pao, at man fan faa
betaIe for ionune ! maaneolige ri.
IGrag.
Eroipettus % andre 0pIysniuger
fan iaoes peo at bensenbe fig til Sci.
Ian Riuins SpnOicate. 212-2tS
arcaSc Building. Seattle, 8aib,
eaer til Sui. j. SopperItaS, 3eeorab,
! Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24
iuol ,s6,H 1hlsn1 ia riissN
ben srGif.tntoIife airfe.

af1s9I1 mol lse.G lhlsnl ia Tiss,6
ben srGif. tatoIife airfe.
Trifirfen.
Erof SfteSnI ifriber; 9erior
CT. bet eiter min Wening nsSpenojgi
at MISREPRESENTATION afiluttets
fnoreit muligt, at @inIoen betnIes og
bette aars Tighter iifres, ON mu.
ligt iroen aueuit Moaueos ubgnng,
iaa at @eiten Of aaret far benpttes til
at l9gge ole &rRfter inc / 5rifirfens
sprige @isremaaI, - life minoit 0eil
inore MisiioB % fontmter til
nPIte Garsmebe nben @iRIS, meb mi
Woo os M Gro paa 6rifirfens peIiis.
nebe Spgnpe blonot pprt 5oIf.
Bait. 5. Sonien boIot fin 9il-
trGbeIiespraoifen / ct. slnsgar Me.
nisbeO, Snnoitone, Winn, iorriga
SsnSas.
Gnn6iSot Hois er for SiSen on.
lat iom SGrer peS 8nrne1iemmet j
BaitIsbo, @aib.
Baitor anton 2arien I Ser.
gus Sails bar beitemt fla til at on.
taee 4alSet fra Stifleitab WerigbeS,
fsr betiert al Yaitor Gten.
- Gano. Sspum arbeiber Tom Sn-
oremiAionGr | % omfring 2itdpiIe,
&orb 9afota.
9aitor 5. Mattion / MabeIia,
Weim., bar faaet ct Bar Maane0ers
Serie, iom ban bill tilbringe hos iine
SpigeriorPlore Deo 2oprp, Minn.
Baltor Stapnes er MI reiit til
@bberg, alberta, aanaba, bpcr ban
ifal optage arbeioet / Snbrernisiio.
mems Sieneite.
Winot 8rebs bolbt ct Samtale.
msbe i Garpio, q. @, Baitor SIiens
&alb, fra 27De til 29oe Saini. Cant
tale.gmnet bar 81. 30 6. z.
Samtalemsbe bolStes | Wton.
freo, 90. g., 8aitor Sees aaIb, fra
23oe iii 25be sunni. Samtale-gm net
pnr &ongeleHrens grDllip, troleoet
al Baitor 6. Bang. RaItorerne:
9runsoolb, Bang, See, &osii---S ieI.
melano og Beberien.
Sauges SpnoSe.
8rof. g~ergsIanb bar nplis prG.
bifet / Yait. 9robaltgs &irfe / 81.
gaul. s ... ~.
- GaItor Bergen bar aiilaaet SEAL
oct fra aba, Winn.
- 8aitor 2sbre ifal o~oertnge gs'
itprerppIten peb Semel College peo
Sfplcaarets geepnbelie.
= BlattepilIe Wenigbe6, Boitor
IortpeSts 9aIo, ifal bpgge npe 8irfc
| CONNER.
- gaitor &leoelanb bor foretag2t
en- lengere Rtsitonsreiie / Stunt
Waaneb.
Snore Wisiipnsmsoe nfholbteS
fsrIt / SSuni / 2ibertn Wertaheo, 8a'
flor 2spoaIs 8alb, Zen 3oie Irtitel
til @rlinb for 6orbanSlin'
gerre.
Decorah-posten., 1903-07-24

ftIo Sisreb for at babe ppoaaet 9tuets
@ligir, - at ban peo Sj9Ip al en- muftiIt
gttgtur, bps SammeHiGtnits ban alene
tlenoer, u9 ipr ban III tilluper iom Reiultat
a. aarelang Seaning eiter bette liugipenoe
Wiooel, er iitauo ri at helbrsoe oIle pa en-
pper az be Sp9eprme, iout bet ulenueIteliae
9caerte lloer al. Ser gtpes ineen SuiI ON
9ottorens Sprt9tiabeb / oenue Sag. % be
mRrtelt9e SelbreoeIier. iom ban oa9lie no.
terer. ipnes at pore ct temmelie goot 8eris
oeron. Sdns BGaltaHoe gruHper fig paa
,iuo SornuIt % grunoig Srfaring unoer en-
ntaugeaarts 2~Reeprarts. Set foiter Inlet at
prg0e hans mGrfeli9e "2ioselirIrT, ipm ban
taloer III S%Raemiooei, oa ban paa Gnmpo.
ming ietoer enbuer 2ioenoe not osraf til at
orerbepiie Dem ON oens Gpue Ill at belbrebe;
man lpber 0eripr life minpite Reiifp. 0pale
al be auiprte Sslbreoelier er meget mort.
p9gbi9e os ptl0e neppe trocS. bptS life paa.
libslise 9eripuer aflagoe 8ionrsb1ro oeront.
Salte bar faitet pei arpttsrne ps 9aaet ON.
firing siter at hare benpt,et 2~9gemioIst to
eller tire @anas. Sb3e, Der bar bleoen OPP
sipen iom ubtlbrsoeltge al Gteoets 2p9er,
er blepen glengIpet Selbreb pg 8rRfter.
Rbsumatismr t@Igt,, Geuralai DIape., Sier.
te., Npre', Blob og Suoipgoomms tamt
B%lGreonoer iprIuinoer ipm peo Srpueri.
Sppeop inc, &p8oGrf, RerpDiitet, Sebsrip9s
CONNIE. 5erln9. Soite, Sortlplelie. Nitbnta,
-Satarrb, 8rouftt % ale Snsbpmme / SaI.
len, 2un9etre eler andre 2ipsorgansr fjrrues
paa iprbauienoe fort Tib. Selpis Qambeb,
9occntotpr atariu, Batteriot, 9ooa9ra,
Sierteipse pa SGmorhoioer tIreres hurtigt
og uariat. Sstie Nioosl renter belle Spfte.
met, Blobet iaapelirm gsleoGpet, gienppret.
!er normal Rerpefraft, 8IpoomIsbet pa iulos
itGnbia Selbreo nRitsu ptebIltfsli9t. Ser er
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