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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-01-03
Board Of Pardons.

The state board of pardons will
meet in semi-annual session this morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. The regular date
for the session is the second Monday
inJanuary, but as this was found 20
conflict with the meeting OF the Board
p Assessors ut which the govern 1r
has to preside, the date was changau
o begin tomorrow. f.
1t is expected that about score
applicants will present petitions
Tor pardon, but it is likely that ouite
IA considerable percentage of these
will be denied.
We are selling three pounds of mix.
Ell nuts for 80 cents. all fresh and the
best. Davey & Maish.
MIS- r. NJ. Smith wife of the Borax
King died at their elegant homo IN
Oakland Monday. Her death was o.,
rely unexpected and heart disease ;s
y n as the cause.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

two or three hundred printers employed
in Uncle Sans big printery viii be out
of q job
The printing OF the Official Gazette
has always been done at the Govern
ment Printing Office.
When Commissioner Allen was before
the House Committee on Appropria-
tions he asked for an increase In the
amount for printing the Gazette. He
wanted in ali $4,000, of which $40, 900
was to pay for the work done at the
Government Printing ONCE He was
asked by the committee what il would
cost TO do the printing by contract.
The Commissioner said IL would effect
a saving of sixty or seventy thousand
dollars. Acting on this information, the
committee cut the appropriation for
printing 70 5000, and allowed $4,000 for
the photo-lith Ography, making in all
$50 COO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
NEW AUDITORIUM PLAN
STRONGLY ENDORSED
Senate Subcommittee on District Told
of Dire Need of Such a
Building.
WOG'

Gen John NJ Wilson. John JOY Edison.
Commissioner II. l.. West, c. c. Glover,
James F. Oyster. George Truesdeh, A.
B. Brown, and George Z. Hamilton, as
committee representing the Washing
ton Auditorium Association, ineorpor-
ated. appeared today before the Senate
Subcommittee on the District Of Column
bia TO ask a favorable report on the
auditorium bill. Commissioner West
spoke at length on the necessity of
Congressional aid. so far as legislation
was concerned. to set the project
started.
George Z. Hamilton followed. and ad-
vocated the construction of a building
that would be a credit TO Washington
and one that would be suitable in every
respect to hold any convention or con-
ference. c. c. Glover and John Joy
Edison spoke in the same strain. Mr.
Edison said that BY virtue of the ap-
parent aversion to continuing the hold
ing of inaugural balls in the Pension
Office building it was necessary for
the people of Washington to construct
a building suitable for such purpose.
General Wilson submitted the inaug-
ural committee report, and told % the
trouble such committee experienced az
the last Inauguration in securing a con-
cession for the Pension ONCE.
The committee as a whole argued for
Congress to 1egislate to exempt the as
SOciatiCn from taxation in the event of
such building being constructed.
10000 Easter Lilies and Easter Plants
at a 300 reduction this week at
KRAMERS THE FLORIST GIG + st nv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

lay the body OF John hatcher. a mem
Der Of the crew, which was recovered
when the steamer fell IN with the
two ncen. The other members Of the
crew. Mate William Campbell. Of Bos-
tom Coon Arthur L Gray. Of Belfast,
Ne. and Seaman Joseph Campbell. Of
Sydney, c. B., were SWEEP out OF the
boat and drowned before the eyes Of
their comrades. who were pows<5sss 10
aid them
hatcher died from exhaustion n Tia
schooner yawl four hours after they
were compelled to abandon the Sallie
Is.
For nearly two days before the res
cue the survivors had been without
food or drink and both Captain Hop
kins and Mulhaine had lapsed into a
state or semt-conSciOusneSs. when the
Bay State happened along
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
ATTORNEY FRANK KEYS
EXPLAINS HIS ABSENCE

Attorney Frank Keys, who was ord
cred to show cause for failing TO ap-
pear as counsel for Gertrude Rowland.
alias Alice Lsndersides. after having
appeared as attorney in the case on
April S. being employed 20 appear by
Ehe defendant in her behalf, made a
S~ora affidavit Of the fact before Judge
EfmAzU this morning.
Mr.. Keys said that although he UNDER
stood the 4Ay - trial had been set for
Wednesday by the sour.. a conversation
ne had later with Assistant District At
torney Given led him 20 s>lieve that the
case would not come I'D bc<sre today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
VARIOUS CHANGES
At THE TREASURY
Meredith Resigns and 9th
ers Move Up.
MERIT IS RECOGNIZED
Thomas j. Sullivan Will Be Next
Director of Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing,
MERIT IS Ec0GNIzED

Inc resignation of Capt William NJ
Meredith as director of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. which was an
nounced yesterday. will result in num-
Der OF important changes i'm the Treas
ury Department. The vacancy thus
created viii be filed by the appointment
of Thomas J. Sullivan, now assistant
director of the bureau Joseph E Ralph,
custodian of dies and plates. viii be
promoted to the position of assistant di-
rector.
Fred b. Rhodes, assistant superinten-
dent Of tie Treasury Building. will sue
coed Mr.. Ralph as custodian of dies and
plates, which is one OF the most re-
sponsible positions in the Treasury De-
partment. Z. c. Robinson. private sec
rotary of Assistant Secretary Taylor.
will be appointed to I'll the vacancy in
the position Of assistant superintendent
caused by the promotion of Mr.. Rhodes.
Meredith's Good Record.
Captain Meredith has been at the head
of the Bureau of Engraving and Print
{, ing for about ten years and has per-
formed splendid service His resigna-
ton now is because of failing health.
The director has not been strong for
some time, and the duties Of his posi-
ton are heavy and trying. He Is well
liked by all the employees of the bureau,
who are sorry to see him leave.
Mr.. Sullivan succeeds TO the position
of director entirely upon his record
Senators Cullom and Hopkins and
Speaker Cannon endeavored TO get Sec
rotary Shaw TO give the dictatorship TO
Mr.. Ralph, but Secretary Shaw declared
! that Mr. Sullivan had won the promo
ton on merit, so he promoted both men
one grade
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
SulliVan's Career.

Thomas ]. Sullivan is from the Dis
trict of Columbia He was educated in
the public and private schools of this
city. He subsequently attended the
law school of Georgetown University
and received the bachelors and the
masters degree in law from that uni
versity.
At an early age he started his busi-
ness career with the old-time banking
house of Sweeney, Rittenhouse 81 Co
He entered the service OF the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing December !,
1S69. as an expert in accounts He was
promoted rapidly through the several
grades. and was made principal ac-
cOuntant in October, 1872, and assistant
chief of the Bureau OF Engraving and
Printing in March, 1882. The title of the
office being changed in 1896, he was re-
appointed assistant director of the bu-
reau July of that year.
Upon entering the service. Mr.. SuIli-
van devoted himself to the systematic
ing of the methods and forms IN use
IN the business of the bureau, and form
ulated rules and regulations TO prevent
the loss to the employees and the Gov
ernment Of the valuable securities han
died IN the bureau. He has been a
consistent advocate of a firm enforce
ment of these regulations and of the
transaction OF the business OF the bu-
redu on thorough business principles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

10000 Easter Lilies and Easter Plants
at a 300 reduction this week at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
FAMINE VICTIMS POISONED
BY EATING GARBAGE

GLASGOW. April IA dispatch to
the Herald from St Petersburg states
that the famine horror in Russia is daily
Increasing All the people in several viii
lagos. il says, have been poisoned by eat
ing garbagC
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
PATENT OFFICE GAZETTE
PRINTED BY CONTRACT
Will Save Government 100000 and
Will Throw Two Hundred Print.
ers at G. P. o. Out of a Job.

BY having ali TIE work Zone by con-
tract. Commissioner OF PATENTS Allen
expects TO save the Government on the
publication Of the Official Gazette at
least 5000
But in effeeting such saving some
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

More OF the
] rig q six e,
healthy. hardy
growing Potted
Palms on sale
tomorrow at &c
These are the
kind florists re-
tail at 75c.
(First Floor.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
DEAD MAN IN BOAT WITH
VESSELS TWO SURVIVORS
Captain and One Seaman Of Wrecked
Bangor Schooner Are Picked Up
Exhausted by Steamer.

BOSTON, April 12.-Capt. A L. Hop
kfns and Seaman John Mulhaine, the
two survivors Of the crew Of the Ban
gor schooner Sallie B.. were landed
hero last evening by the steamer Bay
State, from Portland.
In a stateroom on the hurricane deck
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12
MARY HARRISON SEEKS DIVORCE.

Mary Harrison has begun suit for di-
vorce from William Harrison on statu-
tory grounds. Edward l. Gies is named
as counsel for the complainant
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-04-12

The biggest waist bargains offered this season are to
this lot offered for Fridays cearup at % cents Values
two and two fifty.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

ltobptte lifrere M ems i ganIe Gage
% man neitet1 u6eluffenoe lag0c.
89gt paa Ell e,1felt. Man bar lrri8
DDrfningsmetbooer, Ser beparer 6llg
tigbeben i Sor0en, lelp Sprfeperio=
Der, for life at tale ON, at Srriga=
ton bar giort 9prfning ml1lig poo
5teber, bpor Ser tioligere life f1nbe
bore Sanfe ON Ell laa6an. Ger CT
/ set belle fon,n1et ct paa aie1olfab
til Raturlopene bpgget gDltcm ino !
2mnobrtget, lom er Set beoit c 5iffcrz
b%eOsrnib0el moo @ienooroigbcOer,
Ser font o,tffe op llnoer nogenllrnoe
%norn1ole 6orbolb. SO mere gicnnem,
fart bette Spltem bliper, 0es %iitrcre
fan ser arbejoes, % bes ltsrrc Nel=
.|iianclic pil Ser fplac Nrbeibet Mar
ont Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Demoxratisk Val9$edd3l.
3 unf= q funerne
WoDe 30 oDerlar1-
y G

5 eli onoeu Spolte gjengincr pt
llotniellcr ira m0re @looc ON 0cn BE-
!Nnabte SSnolan,ltng til eli Statue al
Song G}riitian sen Nieuoe blouot
oan|te Mmeritonere. Sao bel oiSlc
llntolcllc, lon1 Sc &Gnotrpf III bor
Iaoet al Ste1uningcn rro Sanutolcr
meo 2ou0:monO % pes E%rirotbrcnc
ito ollie Ggnc al 2onOet pilcr, at
Sunteu or llaact al, % at Sen aln1in=
beige Gpfottelie CT, at bette oil Oil
De Den naturliglte % lmuffeite 9ds=
ming poa oe, Oobbelte Opgapc at boz
hre port gan,le 69orelan6s Soft
ses Miuoe og la1ntiotgt pilc, at ri
hetrogter os ion ct meo bore 2anos=
nunn / 9onn1orf / alt, bpoo ser BE-
rerer pS iom 9tation. 9anif Sine
rifonlf Statue 5ouo CT iii eu folt=
|1ooet Snitit,1tion, % 8ioro9ene Ell
bcgpn6t at ltrpn1me ino, en6nl1 il10el'
Ben cnOclige Organization n1eb 9iGl=
p%efon1itecr olp. CT fomplctteret. Set
te bier 5tc1nningen. Set er CIT goo
Sag, % SEN fan % maa giennemz
'sres. 2oo os ollc pirfe for Sen, boer
tit areo3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
s T e III + o Sit
ferb miD0el.

-@uo roabcr for bpao Maret os
ltal brinse" CT Ell SGtning, TOM Mar
otter Aar gjentages poa boer 0anlf
8lmanof, % lom fin iimple 2ige<
7reu1beo iiffert ofte bar berert 2on0<
monoe1,, 11aar ban / Baartt6e11 lagbe
5@aen / Sorben. 5elp ON ban n1eo
goa Sarnpittisbe6 f,1n6e itge, at BON
hnuoq gjort, bpa6 BON fun6e for at
hereoe Sorb og llbiGo til at gipe ct
sobt llobptte, 'ioa laa &eiultotet 0og
I ea bsicre Mogts &aanD. 9enne
5anobeo bil fomn1e til at gi9l6e
i1pr allie Si6er. Men oog fon set IL
ees, at Dc Marloger, Der / gomle 9a=
&c fremfal6te WfispGfit % 2anbpla>
ger at forifjellig Mrt, til bptlfe Ser
pel nobnlig iigtes / sen openfor CT
ferebe sGtning, bliper fnrre Mar for
Aor, efterbaanoen iom 11opif1ingen.
fri6er frem. Sc npere Driftsipite-
mer meb fine befSlenbe gIfgrgoer SIR
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
r nsbprg slot

Sra &iebenbaD1t meo0elte Selcgro=
fen liolte ltge, at Set 0allifc 6p;::c=
ting III, bar toget Sfriotct fltlot uD /
Spgrgs,noolet on, @ienopferclleli {
Set nc0brGn0tc Gbriltiansborg Sfct.
Mllerebe tioligerc hopOe oct bcpilgc;
en- ret onleelig Sl1m til uOarbejoelle
roi Segninger % Bloncr, % Helilto=
tct al oenr1e @epilguing bar flcre llo-
folt fra forifjelli9e Nrtitefter, al buil.
fe ct al 9borpalo SprgulIen blcr
bctc1nct iom Set hcOlte, % lon Der
for blen antagct eiter at set bunor
l1noereooet iorifiellige Nnoringr
Ser maugleoe Dog e,10rm eli enocli!
8ellutnin1 ON, boorribt / Oct bele
Slottct lfml6e gjenopfprcs, % oa Der
%begpn0er ut goa ret beic @plger / oct
politilfe @op Oerbjclnme, %be1pnotc
mon eroog at talc ON, at Sagcn 'let
life piloc fornnle for / bcnnc Cont
ling, men bliue lloiat til eitcr Suu4-
meroolgct. 5 &c iorlfjelligc Eurti
-organer ifjunbtcs MON ollereOe lipliN:
ON oenne Su1. Sncialiltcruc o. q
Ioafalote .Mcbcller" in0enfpr %cnIlrt
joo bellt, al fele Yrojcftct aif / 5ipt.
fer, mcoens Megjeringsportiet on Sri:
re pnifeoe Set g%jenncnfprt. Gettc
CT I'LL lpffeoes, ioet Tolfetinaet libltc
Torsbog n1eo -76 Stemmcr moo Is
pcbtoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on1 @jcu-
ppferelien. Ga 2onostinget l1ocl'
Spipl pil goofjcnoe JolfetinActs Sc
llutning, er Ser Set be6lte @oab on,
at Mrbei6ct mes at relic Gbriltions-
borg slot al slifen ollereoe bill tagc
fin 8egpnoelie i CONNER. Sao me-
get mere @runo er Ser for % Dan=
lie pao benne SIDE Mtlonterbapet til
for Mlpor at pptage Mrbeioet for at
foo 5totuen al Song Gbriltion bel,
Mien6e fqroig minoIt lige iaa tioliat
lpm 8pgningen, / boilfen Sen ifal
babe lit Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
6 II marie Is 0piottcli {.

en- mGrfeli 0piuttelc {.
s Speriac CT Molfillcllc1, fra Nor-
&c blcpct eli ltor Sci al 9efolfningell
eli ligef trent Sprn / &ip6et, lom pe0-
bliDer at pine % mage, % lom n1l-
bringes / ollie mnligc Stillinger for
at oen fun i%rcn1faloe npe 5mertefor=
ncnm1elie JET. Mapnlig feles Oct piS<
le &reole meget pil1ligt, at 9forge blep
opgipet lt0eu at oet fom til &riq,
% ioo forlnbcrligt set ~lpocr CT Set
i oen 1enerc SiO iurligt rcligiplc
tirfelige &re0le, ser gipr Jig til Gals
mun0 for oenlte Nnifl,ellc. Mllc on-
Gre ltatipncr taffcr IorlDnet, nuor
eli &rig ct u1ogouet, lpenlfe Strife
folf lcr orocrlcoes puu Soge,,. Ger
CT sen icncre SiD / 5tocfbplm of=
bolOt en- NGffr @o0s= % @pnnen1pbcr
/ @pclns &irfer, bpnr ser IGrligt llH
tales Mucllc opcr, at Set life font til
&rig rnc0 Morgc. 9t settle life lfete
betegncs lonn eli Slopbc0 bos Solicit,
% eli iaaom1 6orneorelie CT Scr largt
mere @rltno til at bcoe ON at Blue
forlfaauet for eno for 8loosti0 og
Nlooltrio. Sc lperlfe BrGiter ipnes
i Set belle at bore ct ret ltriobar1
Clement, lom 0riper CT opbi0lenoe
@rigsogitotion. @nfclte al Sem gocr
|.enbog ioo blot, at Sc faloer beu ipen=
fife Megjcring, ser ,m0gif @rige11 peo
frc6elig Sperensfomit mes 8rooer=
folfet, en- Sl,oas Sifariot, iom 8elle-
b1,b bar foret /, iaa Sen brepcs al
|9inpelen % b%efororebe bans GGrf.
Set er notrrligt> at / ct 2anb lonl
@perige, bnor 8relteifabet bar ct
fort Srb at iiqe, fan oettes @ol0nina
I ct beltemt Spdrgsmaal toa fife
ri11ge Sn6flp6elie, % Sen mere Goru=
cliae ipcnIfe Bresle begpn0cr Ga OF
loa at aopare MOB &rigsgolifoben /
BrGltebraat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
5fooeser II 9 t /
Scrnb Jolt.

5 oerne Observation-Disclosures Cub
alder "a Yoslagcrers og Junftionn-
rers 2ip % 2emmcr ltaoig CT / Gare
= % iGrlig Sc lioitnGbntes = bar
Set fin betp6elige Snteresie, at oer
&ongreslen er fremiat ct 2%opforllag,
'om |igter til at gipe 61uftionrrcr
peo Waaer11e ior1nle Set til Sri tot
ming Ior 9clfo0igelle lom Euslage=
rcrne far Set. Set CT ct gomneit
.Gonmou 2aiu" Nrincip, at mar Ell
lictcr ton1u1er til 5fobe / lin Mr=
beiosgipers Sienelte. loo bor oenne
lnaen gritotningspligt, bpis Beifaoi=
sel|en lfploes eli anoen Sjeners 6or=
%Isnmnclle. 0ettc Erincip bringes /
Anpenoelle ooeralt> ogioo / Serbia
netienel ten, loaleoes at 3p1npagnier1e
'ngen Grltotni11a fan forplt9tcs til
at uhe, noar @eifuoigcl|en lfplocs en-
anher1 Ilu,ftiot1urs Nlintforio,mncl=
SC, Tettc pil mco andre Sro iiNe,
at 0cupognierne / aller flelte Sill
fribe fon %uuo0ragc Zig @rltatni1gs-
plist> i0ct Sc aller ileltc lllpffer lfpl-
oes Sienelteper maolfc oitc
Abepio1tc, Joriernmclier . Set bliper
'on Regel FER &ompogntets 9poe e.
lei oune Billie, Ser gjpr l(oilaget
Sp1rgSn1aal ON Gritatning eller i'll
gen gritatning, og / &etsou1alerne
er Northumberland al 0er,nc Mr1
oerIor ret ijel6ne. Set tbr baabes
ut set %oDcnnGbnte 2%nbfcr1la0 mao
blipe gjennemfort, thi iclp ON rGom.
Mon Gam" 8eltclmnel|erne lom &e:
acI er boierebe poa vGonmouSenlc"
iaa lto1nnter Sc Dog fra Ell SibSal:
Der. 90 Ser,1bonel,lpffer life iaalebeS
Io,n I'LL bprte til 3agens Sr6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
Dan(k=
AaOe tic m00er=
lancet.
@uao andre Slaoc tiger.

5onteu on at De ounjfe Nmerifa=
mere lf1,lDe reile CT 5totr,e, uDfprt al
CIT oanlf-omerifm,if Summer ber /
Mmerifo og anbru9t pao cit 5pttcl
al amcrifanlf @ronit / set rpc Gbri-
ltiansbor9 Slot, bar gienncnlgaoenoe
fu11oet eli goo Mootoaelic / SEN 6on=
lfe % oanlf-norlfe 9re:le beropre.
Sc faa St1bpenoinger, ser fra enfcltc
Si0er bar pnret frcmluttc, or al
n1i10re pngtig Mrt, % Ser CT b1otil
life tom1net oS Ell enelte ll6talcli e for
Eje, iom bar fun,1e faItilaa, at Gait
fen life COB Nnpisning poa sen inn~
Bette % melt bGroige 2psning at Den
Spgape at gipe bore 2anbsrnGno /
5Gorelonoet ct ipnligt Seqn poa, at
lommen meo bem oeler hi SntereSicn
for bort 6olfs Gl96er og 5orger.
81 ifal ioag gjcngipe nogle It's
talelIer / andre 8Iooe:
G.oniferen" gloir, Neb.,
for %. Warts:
Sfipnt ri bel n1iroes, at Scr / Sen
le1lere Sio er gjort Spraab her /
8laoet ON 8ibrog i ilere Metnil1ger
- til Sc bmngerlioenoc Sapaneiere
til Snnotoriet / Colorado, til Sc npo=
lioenoe 1iafontsleonitalter / Rllslu1l0
90 til Ell S6lpfrans til &song Glri=
|tio1ls 0oore, alleio1nmcn pUroigc
Rieme6 = laa fan III oou life Ie a,l=
oerleoes pna coenItnocnbe, ems vi
n1oa anbefole % 1tette aon1tteens
@enltilling. 81 pil bog life nnolaoe
at he1itille set 9pprgsmaal til sc to
Qp1nit6er. ON life Sc flnbe enes ont
Ct, laa ri life ihtl6e inoiamle hua6e
til 2rans og 5tatne. 81 feretrGffer
MI langt. sen iioite &enltilling p,,l
Meisning al CT Statue, inrlig ogiaa
Get 5rnf i Sen, at Minoesmprfet ifal
mo6elleres al Ell 6anf<omerifanif
a!nnlt11er, ltebes / Mmerifa % relics
poo ct Jobltpfe al omerifanif Cru
11it. Obi bpab ems 8aaifiennelien al
Song Gbrtitian blep, Ina bnroe oen
bnre Yrag al Bent Der ienoer oerl
nnre 6~onif=amerifanif. Set SrGt
lapneoe hi i @enlttllingen a1gaaeroe
5%plbfronien. 2a6 os iantle os ON
Sen iibite Senitilling.
Ser er intet fRpnt on 5rr1n1ett,
Ser ifaI itrpbes ben imoo at jamie.
Ianfen maa bel % bore, at mon
ifaI poe fri, enbber efter Gpne og
ginoelag, og ian beiternl1tes Stdtu-
ems aoitenoe efter bet Ger inofon.
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06
EN-
MEDICINE

Scott's Emulsion er ingcn
"Patent Medicin". Den har
ingen h%emmelige Bestanddelc.
Din Lage kan uden Tvivl for
t&lle Dig lige saa meget ON
den, som vi kan. vi har kun
electromagnetic Methoden
for Banding af norsk Torske-
levertran, Hypofosfater at Kalk
og Natron, og Glycerin. Iige-
som enc roceryhandler vii blan-
de Katie bedre end en- anden,
saaledes er Diet lykkedes os at
'gjore Scott's Emulsion lidt
bedre end noget andet Prapa-
rat at Torskelevertran. Der err
intet Patent, og den eneste
Hemmelighed er Hemmelighe.
den af at vide, hvorledes Diet
skal gj0res, naar man har de
bedste mekaniskc Hjalpemid.
Ter we'd Haanden at gjore Diet.
med. Kjob SCOTS, og Dufaar
en- perfekt Emulsion. bet er
Diet bedste j Verden for at glen.
vinde Kraft og Muskler, der
er table we'd syind.
sscorr. BOWS, 4oePe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-04-06

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