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New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
FACTORY EXPORTS.
United States Distancing al Com
petitorS IN Race for World Markets.
LFRos, THE TRIBUNE BunEAU.l


washington Sept. Is-The increase in exports
os manufactures from the United states IN
the last year. and especially in recent mohtns'
has suggested the preparation Of some data
BY the Department Of Commerce ana LABOR
through its Bureau Of Statistics regarding the
expectation Of manufactures from the various
countries Of the world and the relative growth IN
such exports. The value of manufactures exported
from the United States in the year just ended eA-
oeeds that Of any previous year and in the months
of MAY June and july manufactures for the hrst
time in the history of the country exceeded asri-
cultural products the export trade of the coun-
try.
This fact has led the Bureau Of Statistics this
study Of the relative growth of manufactures in
the principal countries of the world which supply
the four billion dollars worth Of manufactures
which enter into the international commerce OF the
world The chief countries exporting manufact-
ures AT the present tine are the United KINGDOM.
Germany. France and the United states These
four countries supply about three-fourths Of the
manufactures entering the international markets
Of The world the total exports Of manufactures
from these countries being. IN round terms. three
billion dollars and the total value Of manufact-
ures entering the worlds international markets
being about four billion dollars. study. how
ever. OF the relative growth Of manufactures and
OF expectation of manufactures in these four
counties indicates that the United States is max
ing more rapid gains than other Of the group.
The relative growth in the expectation of manu-
factures is equally striking in its showing OF the
relative gains made by these four principal manu-
featuring countries in their supply OF the worlds
market for manufactures. The accompanying
table shows the value of manufactures exported
from the United Kingdom. Germany. France and
the United States, respectively. in 1850 and the
latest available year. II viii be that the ex
ports Of manufactures from the United Kingdom
grew from s94 400O in 1850 to S1429 900 in 1908
an increase Of 1916 per cent. France. a growth
from SsS9 $4,000 in 1880 s4O5 1000 in 1903 gain
OF 1884 per cent; Germany, an increase from $780,.
$4,000 1880 $3.50 $685. 900 in 1903 an increase Of
growth from S02 S560l5 in 1850 10 S4s2z e9 in 1904
an increase OF $3.50 ger cent Not only has the
percentage Of Increase BY the United States been
greater than any Of the other countries named.
but the actual gain has also been greater The
Increase in exports of manufactures from France
during the period named has been SIS eos 900 from
the United Kingdom. SIS. $500; from Germany
sSoeE70o0. and from the United States $34a $50 614
EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC MANUFAcTUREs FROM
THE UNITED KINGDOM. THE UNITED STATES.
GERMANY AND FRANCE, RESPECTIVELY. 1880 TO
1908.
Increase
1850. 1908. Total. Per
dom see4 $4,000 81 l42 5a5o 600 sI7so5soOo 80
United l02 S60l5 +452 AS 629 349
Germany..... go 25900O 80 600 $40 6470OO
France. $40 $4,000 4o5 7940 900 S. COS 600 1894
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
GROUND TO PIECES UNDER TRAIN.
WOman's Body Is Gathered Up in Baskets
Near Staten Island Institution.

A woman about thirty years old. who was be-
Heved 10 have lived IN Manhattan. was killed on
a spur of the Staten Island Railway az the Mount
Loretto Home yesterday afternoon. She alighted
from a train at Pleasant Plains and started to
walk along the spur to the home On her way she
passed special standing a siding. After she
passed It the train started TO back down to the
station the grounds. The brakeman on the
platform shouted 10 her, but the woman paid no
heed The brakeman then Signalled TO stop. but
II late.
eight cars the tender and engine. Her body was
cut 70 pieces 80 that baskets had 10 be obtained
TO gather the fragments. Three dollars was found
in her purse and with it was ticket OF admission
10 the home for yesterday issued at the Lafayette
Place office. There was also ten-dollar bill in
one OF her stockings. There were no papers found
by which the woman's body could be Identified.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
ERIE CONTROLS wHIPPANY LINE.

Montclair. N j.. Sept. IS (SpeciaD.-The Eric
railroad Company has secured control over the
new Whlppany River Railroad. running from Es-
sex Fells TO Morristown and thence TO Whippany
and has large forces Of men at work improving the
roadbed. With the control OF this road the
Erie promises TO be a sharp competitor OF the
41ackawanna for the committing traffic between
MOTT MSSIristown ana New:York as the new Erie route.
When completed Will make it possible Tor resi-
cents or Morristown 20 reach New-York In from
ntteen 20 twenty minutes less time than Is required
at present Dy way of the Iackawanna- The Whip
bany River Railroad was built BY the MeEwen
bS I paper PEI manufacturers ot Wnippany who
oevelopment OF Large tracts Of land which thsy
Own. y +.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
JACOB A. Rus ARRIVES HERE.

Jac.b A. Rs arrived here last night ON tb.
steahsr United States from Copenhagen He saId
that he had in charge some Danish heather
present for Mrs Roosevelt He also said the kim
Of Denmark sent his heartiest greetings 70 Prevt
dent Roosevelt and greetings and thanks 10 a.
Danes OF Chicago for their effort in paying th the
qeots OF the Danish National Homo for a ssS I
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
BURIED GOLD REWARDS KINDNESS.
Mexican Tells Friend Where sl5o,0oo Was
Hidden in War.
icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

Galveston Tex. Sept H-K4ndness to an old and
annarentlv destitute Mexican shown by a Cali
fornian miner has resulted IN his gaining $4,000
The old Mexican was the only survivor Of a party
which attempted 10 carry pot Of Mexican gold.
containing $4,000 from Gonzales TO San Antonio in
the Mexican War. Texas soldiers captured the
partx. but not before they had successfully
cealed the treasure. All executed except this
man.
He escaped 10 California. and in the last stages
Of consumption. which ended his life. revealed his
secret 10 his friend The friend yesterday went 20
the place designated which is Seguin and dis
covered the gold. described by the Mexican
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
WANT ALABAMA REPAIRED HERE.

The Patternmakers' Union, at yesterdays meet
ag OF the Central Federated Union. saie that the
government intended 20 have the repairs to the
United States battleship Alabama done in Boston.
The repairs could be made more cheaply, the pat
lernmakers said IL they were done in the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard. and besides: II would give work to
President Roosevelt. Senator Platt and Secretary
Morton. asking that the repairs be made in the
Brooklyn yard
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
THREE KILLED BY FREIGHT TRAIN,

Bethel VI, Sept iG-Three quarrymen we're killed
by Boston and Maine freight train in the freight
yard or this place early to-day. They we're Den
ms Lench and Jerry Shea. of Monson. Mass, and
-oN9Ia slnnh, Of Barre, vi All three bodies
Nste 20 oaGly mangled that fdentlacation could
einis De made ~ the union cards found in the
,-iir 2s aoeieept vas discovered when the freight
1oln arrived a. South Royagton seven miles
further down the road where on stooni61 hiooS
Nas touno or the engine. Later IN fhe dav a
s"i'ch tenoer IN the yard found the bodies
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
PLAN LONG ELECTRIC LINE IN MEXICO
Success of Project for 24S Mile Road Said
To Be Assured.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Austin, Tex. sept. 1s-Plans have been perfected
for the construction Of an electric railroad 24s
miles long. in Mexico II is 10 run from Guadala-
jara 10 Morelia. The Catholic Bank Of the city
OF Mexico VIII finance the project. The project Of
building th!s road originated with Chicago capital
ists several months ago They save p m sDd
elcan capitalists took hold Of IL and its success
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
ARCHBISHOP LAYS CORNERSTONE
Thousands See the Ceremony for New St.
Anthony of Padua Church.

In the presence OF thousands who occupied the
adjacent high ground. Archbishop Farley laid tho
cornerstone yesterday OF the new parochial school
In the parish Of ST. Anthony Of Padua al Pro.
pect-ave. and One-hundred- nd-sixty- y-sixth-st III
Archbishops escort consisted of the Fourth Degree
Corps Of the knights of Columbus. one hunSreS
men, The procession to the new church was lar9s
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
scHooNeR's CREW OF EIGHT RESCUED

New Bedford. Mass. Sept 1s-The whaling
schooner Ellen A. Swift. which arrived TODAY
brought a crew OF eight men Of the schooner Fred
H Gibson abandoned Thursday eighty miles
southeast OF New-York, while bound from BonaIre
West Indies TO NewYork The schooner sank
soon after the men taken off,
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
0zs Naham4hJus
Store Closes at $50 p NJ
Representative
GOyernm e mt
and American Trade

The great inspiration the growth of American retailing te
spirit democracy that pervades it, Civilization IS expansion LIB
are developed the influence of free Institutions Ii they
not, republican government is failure
Reta; trade ;s he finest flower
within appear the same clements of expansion intelligence liberty
and beauty that mark national social progress
IT therefore that retail trade IS both product and
pillar of American Institutions.
The historic place Of WNA1IAKER retailing in American
merca progress too thoroughly admitted to require
This fact contains of claims public at
ton The old Stewart business that both popular
and scientific study But the store exists Tor everybody
with its universal capacities of interest.
Philosophers and folks alike find it JOY.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-19
RULES FOR CONSERVATIVES.

sFiscal year 1904.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-07-05
9Spm a~rieasidanplaee.

NoA einem ufficieIen ruliiIden
8eridt bat iih Die iapanilhe Gpnntz
garoe i'm &ai @bom : 0iitrltt
nah 6aoen surIfge5ugene uro
r1eur M1eilen norbDitfib BON Senuz
den Steuuna genummen. Senus
den 1T BON einem Snfanteriez
Detahement beiebt. Die Sa'
paner baben $4,000 Mann I'M Stu
Den fonsentriert. ueber ben 9alin
8aB binaus 1T nod feline 8epegurt9
benerfbar.
Son 9ofip aus uuroe Die
0adriht in umlauf geiebt, &uB=
lamb babe lth erboten, gegen freter1
Ibsug Der @arniiDn Sort Qrtbur 81
iberaeben. Sn ct. petersburg
miro Die &adriht natiirlih fir un-
finn ertldrt.
General Rurofi bat ii4 in
SDlqe Der fnrdtbaren &egengiihe,
rpelde ale Slifie gum ueberIhmem'
men aebrabt haben, surifSieber
mi1ien.
Das @labimoltpd= @eimpaoel
1T, mie aus 81. Betersburg aeltel'
bet miro, nad1 Dem 6afen 8urld9es
fpFrt
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@esbatb tie erfnl9reid)
iino.
Weil sic rur duf Elm RsStimmteS anlUend-
bar sind, u1d pas San Hntenio
letzt erfibrt.

IidtS gielieitiges fam gut heior9t
tuer0en.
aaes mas nl1r fir Gines beA immt If,
miro gut a1isgefitbrt.
9Oan's &ieren giacn beiorsen nur
Gines gut.
Sic fino fir franfbaite @ieren betimmt.
sic beilen &iidensS 4nter3en INN ieoes
Nierens9eiben.
1lnteafebemo etne Nusiase hon sau @ns
toniO, Die Obtges benefit.
SEER S. $. Bennett, 5euerpebrs
mann i'm 5priben : 6aule SEQ. |,
an Der SriD : StraBe, SEQ. SIG 9uz
raneuzS traBe nDbnbaft, iaat: r5ett
SnDlf Sahren fit id] oon 3eit 81
3eit an Sdmersen in Der Nierenz
'@eeeno uno muroe pDn beftigen
8iden=5 1mer5en befallen, melbes
beioes apeifeaos BON Der Iusibung
nteine8 i9peren 8erufes berriibrte.
Nun, lei bas, mie es mDQe, in benz
aneeaebenen 3eitabihnitt lit i6
entiebli6 an ben 0ieren. gu .3ei=
ten fonnte tG mid faum aus meiz
mem Stubl erbebeu uno penn ib
mild bidte, fonnte i'd nur nit Iuf=
Dpferung Der grDBten Wiibe mid
mieoer aufrtbten. SD experiment.
tirte nit Oelen, panote Bflaiter an
uuo benubte tbatiablih anes W69z
li9e, Inn mir 2inoerutto 81 per=
ihaffen, aber peraeblid. @nolid)
las td BON DDan's 9ieren : 8ilen.
Soeleib bolte ib mir cine Sdodtel
in Der 8erarzIpotbefe, @fe NlamDz
8laaa unb 6Duftou : StraBe. Diele
8iQen entipraben gang unb aar
benz, mufur ite a~us9eaeben neroen
uno oerbalfen mir in einigen neni<
gen 9agen 81 beoeutenoer Nbnabme
n1einer Sbmersen. sic 1iuo elm
iberaus mertbpoQes 6eilnittel uno
i'd bin nur 81 iebr miQens, elm Wtitz
tel nad meinen beiteu &rdften gu
empfeblen, weldes eenau oas tbut,
mas BON ibm geiagt pir6.
@rbdltlib bel alien DroguiIten.
8reis so Gents. Softer Miq5urn
So. in Buffalo, N. g., aaeini9e
Neenten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
8ergeBt ntbt ben Namen . 0 n
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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MuerIet,

- Sn 3ufunft weroen alle Got
tesbienite in Der ep9l. lutberilGen
ct. Sobannes : Stride, audi bic
NSesoaDttesoienite, ourb ben 8altor
Der @emeinoe in oeut d e t
g + d e abeebalten.
= Stlmmt fir SOS. L m d. eto
fir 6riebensrihter in ben
Brimdrpablen am 9. Suli.
= Oier in San NntoniD ielen am
Mproen uno am Na1mittae bes 4.
Suli Elm paar tiihtige Gegenibauer.
NuBerbalb San Nntonio's lit Der 8e=
gen teilmeiie beoeuteno itdrter aerpes
len. Nn Der Iranias : BaB Balm
erltredte er ii6 biz our Raite uno
an Der Soutbern Baciftc : Babn biz
nab 6DuitDn. 9ah @eIten su,
smilhen San IntDnio uno uoaloe,
fiel nur Elm leidter 8egen.
= Stimmt fir SDbn 8. TDbtn
fir Sheriff in ben Brimdrpablen
am 8. Suit.
= fri. 0attie Sapers, meldje an
Der gde Der Npenue s uno Der Tra<
big : StraBe mobnt, purbe. ole iie
abenos nab 0aule ging, lire @elos
tai6e u0n einem 3eger aus Der
5ano eeriiien. Gin Qemiiier Sim
Wic@ram tpuroe ais oes SiebItabls
uerodhtie perhaftet.
- Stimmt fir u. .. 28altum jr.
fir GomntD : gdJaBmeifter in ben
8rimdrnablen am 9. Suli.
9as groBe Sbabturrier, burd
pelbes Die Championship" fir
9eras entihteoen peroen fol-, lift
augenblidlih i'm @ange.
Stimmt fir Sos. Il m d e b
fir. SriebenSribter in ben
8rimdrnablen am 9. Suli.
90nnerstaa abeno finoen spei
arDBe Slapben>G~ eriammluneen, cine
in Murrab's 6alle an Der MuItin=
uno TO- StraBe, cine in Der Wartts
bale, ftatt.
Stimmt fir u. 3. Maltpm if.
fir Gpnatb : ShaemeiSter in ben
Brimdruablen am 9. Suli.
- Stimmt fir Sobn SO. 2obin
fir Sheriff in ben Brimdrmablen
am 9. Snli.
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Gtaat ohio, SpGbp,t

6rantS. Gbtnen bcl9w6rt, oaB er Ser al.
tee 9artner Der Girma 5. 5. 6 6enep&Go o.
it, pelhe @ei6dfte in Der Staot Soleoo. in o6en=
penauntem Gountp uno Staete, t6pt, uno oaB be-
Iagte 8irma bic Summe BON { inbuu6er
piro, Der ourd ben .8e6rar6 bon Salt d.
tarrb &u I nidt eebeitt tuerosn tann.
Grant S. @benen,
(- @eldiporen Dor mir uno nnterI6rieben
Siegel III meiner @egeniuart am 6. Septem=
~~ Der u, 8. '86.
u. VI. @lea Q II, 6iientIiaer gtotar.
9aa's aaiarr6 sfllr miro inuerli6 aenonmen
E " Sittt osstt aat oa8 slat Gao Die lhleiamiqen
5uibifen.
&. 5. 6benep & 90, sOleoo, o.
s gertauft BON aaen apo. petern. Is Gents.
0alps Gamilien= giaen fino Die betsn.
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Yreis : 5dieben Oes y9entiden
SdiiBenpereins" III 8ltlnerOe.

SGllBellueretltS" TT SllDer0e.
Nm bpriQen Spnntaa fano in 8uls
peroe bas idbrlibe Brei8lhieBen oes
oortiaen pDeutiden 5daben : Ser
ems" ftatt.
Bet Dem Nufgelegt SdieBen auf
200 CARDS muroen folgenoe 8eluIs
tate eraielt 4:
l.. Nuault ubr, gutoff, 237 8inqe.
2. Souls Stabl, Neus8raunfels,
233 &in9e.
3. No. 0enne, 0teu & 8raunfels,
229 6inQe.
4. gilbert @teues, San antonio,
228 8inee.
5. Serb. Spring, Sdiuer, 228
Rinee.
G.. @us. 6epe, San antoniu, 228
Hinge.
Z. Soc Marba9. Qone Star, 227
9tlnge.
s.. grnit goaes, Deutlder @dl.
Ben-Terein, 227 9tinae.
9. Stto goqes, Deutld)er 56u=
bensGerein, 227 9tinee.
10. 50. Benoer. Spring Brand),
226 &iuge.
IL. @bas. ueder, 9eutlder 5diit
en=8erein, 226 Ginge.
II. S. 9aoerli, Sprina BRAND,
226 &inae.
13. Nlb. @denrotb, &eusg Braun.
fels, 225 @tnee.
IA. $. Shelper, San Nntonio,
224 8inee.
Is. .. @. @ueiias. San antonio.
224.
16. 8. aod, Cutoff, 223 @inae.
II. @ha8. 6aaa, 2one Star, 223
Rinae.
IS, @us. @eioner, Deutlder
S9iben@8 erein, 223 &iuae.
19. SO. Shlatber, 8oacts Gaaep,
223 Ninee.
20. 30. Ser. ShiGer, 222 9finQe.
Sen n0m Sheriff Wm. Goblin aes
ltifteten Special. Breis fir oas Qleid<
mdBi9ite 8eiuttat i'm Qufaelegt.
SWteBen 9eDafln Au9ult ubr BON
Cutoff.
geim Sreibdnoia 5dieBen auf
l50 Yaros wurben Folgenbe Reiuls
tate ersielt:
l. Gus. 5epe. San antouio, 213
8inee.
2. 9. 8. 8feuffer, eeu : Braun
felS, 2O6 &inae.
3. Glfr. 96pperpeiu, Deutider
Shuben.8 erein, 204 Rinee.
4. @us. Beiouer. Deutiher Edit
ben'Werein, POP Rinae.
/ 5. gilbert ub(, Sun Iutonio, POI
! Hinoe.
6. .. s. @uefas. San antoniu,
1877 &inQe.
Z. Serb. Stirring. 5diusr, 1876
&iuae.
Den oDn 5beriff Goblin eeltifteten
Speaial= Brei5 fir oas elei6mabiaite
&eiultat beim 5reibdnoig GhieBen
qepann @us. 6epe pUn San Nn.
toniD.
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gur Vrimarmabl

Die 8rimdrpahlen unb Brimars
fonpentiunen am Sonuabeno iino bon
aaerarDBter 8eoeutung uno Nies
mano, Der Sntereiie an Den pDlitiz
lben 8or9dngen bat, Dem es nidt
aleibgiltie 1T, in neiien 6anoen
Die 8ermaltung Der Dffentli6en Nn=
geleQenbeiten rubt uoer welhe Stel,
lung feline 8artei eiunimmt, iDnte
es peridumen, iid] aa linen gu beteis
ligen. 8ie mir ibon in eiuem at'
beren Irttfel auseinanoeriebteu, mo-
miniereu DemDfraten uno Republiz
faner beioe an bielem Gage ibre 9is
diets, eritere in Brimdrmabl
lebtere in 8rimdrfonuentionen. -
lieet uns nun natirlid nidts ferner,
als Semanoem pom 8eiuh Der repus
blifaniIhen Neutrality-suspicious. abs
balten su mpllen, i'm @egenteil, Nie@
matb miro frober iein als mir, penrl
Die Republifaner Elm aute8, itarfes
gifet aufftenen unb oamit Die fir
elm geiunoes politiihes 2eben 10 not
wenoiee Sppolitlon aufreht erbalten,
pte bic 8erbdltniiie aber nun eiumal
liegerl, 1T es Eatlabe, DAB oieienis
gen 8erfDnen, tpelhe in ben oentUs
fratiihen 8rimarmahlen als &anoi=
batert Der oemDtratiiben Bartei aufz
aeftelt rperben, auh in Der ei9entll<
1en @nbl bic Nen1ter erbalten tuer.
ben. l1no bteie gatiabe ioQte iih
Elm Sober flar MAIDEN. beoor er iein
Serbalten regelt.
@ir lino ftets eeaen oas 0ineins
| aieben Der 8olitit in bic County
uno Stabtmahlen aufgetreten. mir
balten es niht nur fir noGftdnoia
uberflliitQ, lonoern audi fir brett
peroerblib. Sc lift nun aber einmal
aeibeben uno mir fDnnen nibts oas
9eger tun. Sept beiBt es CUTE Wtiez
ne gum bDien Spiel MAIDEN uno aus
Der SituattDn ben gruBm0aliblten
@uben sieben. Desbalb eeben
mir aud uniereu 2eiern, Die an ben
| oemDfratiidlen HrimGrmablen tell
nebmen wDnen. ben 8at. ith bel Der
Nusmabl Der &anbionten niht 10
lehr UNI lire politiibe 6altuna uno
| SteIune su fummern, mie barum,
pas fie ielbit fir Wdnner iinb uno
ub fie CUTE Beamte abaeben merben,
DDr ALIEN aber Db iie liberal, fDrts
idrittlih unb beutIbfteunolib gez
iinnt iinb. Darauf baben mir suerit
gu ieben. Gin Yrobibitioniit uno
Elm 9eutihenbaher iolte teire oeut-
fhe Stimme baben uno tpenn er elm
nod 10 tihtiaer Menih, elm nod 10
| gei6idter BDlititer, elm nod 10
iberseugunastreuer Barteimann
pdre.
Bum SbluB MAIDEN mir nDbmtals
oarauf a%ufnertiam, baB Niemeno,
Der an ben oemofratii6en Britndrs
tuablen teilaenDmmen bat, ON ben re-
publitanilben Rrimdr= Gpnuentipnen
teilnebmen bari unb oaB Semano,
Der an ben bemotratilhen Brimdr.
mablen tetlnebmen min, fiH perpflid)s
ten muB, fir ale N0minierten Der
oemufratiiben Bartei gu ftimmen.
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Nus Der fransnliihen Sta

= Ius Der transoliihen Staot
Hantes meloet man; 0ah beftigem
8ioeritano nurben Die auseeoebnten
0ieoerlaiiungen bes Brdmonitraten@
ler> uno &apusinersS rbens aei9loIs
len. Die MISUNDERSTANDING
perbarrifaoierten Tarer uno 6eniter.
Gin Battalion Snfanterie uno eine
Ibteilun9 Graguner unteritibten Die
Boli5ei. ShlieBlib iiberihitteten
Seuermebrleute oas &loiter nit Wais
Ter uno trieben Die WDndje binter bic
Barrifaoen 5urId. Die Sniaiien
muroen bann nit 2eitern herausqe.
bolt. Nebnlide @rperimeute muBten
angeiteat neroen, utn Die Sapusinets
Wt0n6e beraussutreiben.
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seit aber SO 1anren

ibon muroe Mlrs. @inslom's SOD.
thing = Syrup bDn WiQiunen uUr
Mtittern beim 8abnen Der 9inoel
%anaenenoet. Wirit Du i'm ShlaIe
ourb oas Shreien zines 3inoes ge=
itOrt, oaB i'm 3abnen lit uno uor
meint? @enn 70, la1Ie
iofort cine Tlaihe Don ,.Mrs.
@inSloms SOOTHING Sprup" hDlen.
Sem Bert 1T unbeaablbar. Sc miro
Dem tletnen 2eioenoen iofort Ainoes
rung neri6afen. 8erlaBt eu6 oae
raul, Wttter, es lift tein 8meifel
oarGber. @5 BELT Diarrboe, reau=
ltert ben Wtaaen uno bic 0ieren,
beieitigt 8ino : 8otif, errpei6t ben
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BON einem Der beiten meiblihen
Ier3te in ben Ser. Staten. IS 1T
bel allen Druagiften in Der aansen
8elt au babeu. Breis IS Gents per
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Mrs. 8in8lows Soothing Sprup.
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