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New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
NATIONAL ARBITRATION.
Hearings on Bill to Carry Ont Presi-
dents Recommendations.
IFrom Tho Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington. Dec. IA decision was reached by
the House Committee Interstate and Foreign
Commerce to give hearings. beginning next week.
on a bill introduced by Representative Townsend
OF Wisconsin. providing for national board for
the arbitration Of disputes between capital ana
labos in accordance with the Presidents recon-
mendation in his message
Members Of the anthracite coal strike commits
sion of 1902 have been invited to appear, and will
probably be the most important witnesses They
are Judge George Gray. of Delaware; General John
NJ wilson, E. r. Clark, now Interstate Commerce
commissioners Bishop John l.. Spaldng, +. w
Parker and Carroll d. Wright. The Invitation is
also extended 10 labor organizations, manufacture
ers ohicials of mining companies and others in
teTested In the question.
the Townsend bill authorizes President IN,
appoint a commission of seven men to conduct AN
and employers whenever by reason of such confro-
Nersy the transportation of the United States mails
the civil or military operations of the government
of the United States the movement of com
merce among the several states and with foreign
nations IS in tho Judgment Of the President inter-
rupted directly affected"
The commission, upon giving reasonable notice to
the parties to the controversy, will meet either at
the seat of the disturbance where il may deem
most eXpedient Its report and recommendations
are to be submitted to the President and no COM
mission appointed under the is to continue for
a period OF more than three months from the date
OF appointment unless the President shall other
wise order.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
SUNDAY LEAGUE OF 4llfE RIGA ANNOUNCES PLANS
FOR COMING YEAR.

The Sunday League OF America. organized To
perpetuate the Sabbath as a feature of American
civilization and 10 introduce it into other lands
ss looking forward to new year Of greatly IN
creased activity. BY public meetings held in
churches, halls and groves, 1t seeks TO awaken
the people on this subject. and by its literature
20 tndoctrinate. Wherever there are local or
ganizations it seeks 10 stimulate them Where
.here are none il desires 10 effect one. The
league is now building magnificent new head
quarters at Fort Worth. Tex In circular sent
80 recently y the league the plans for the year
are set forth as follows;
With the opening of 1907 this league VIII
greatly enlarge its field Of operation-worklng
from Alaska 10 Patagonia, from the West IN
rSies TO the Philippine Archipelago This terri
tory is called all America. Through English ana
Spanish II hopes TO reach all the inteiligelI & Pe
ne of this vast area, and present the claims
OF Sunday rest and argue the matter from 1 tne
enS moral needs Thus helping all pastors all
parents and all thinkers If you take q gioDe anu
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

SUBWAY this territory vou viii see that Fort
Worth Tex, IS its logical centre, and hence tnis
city has been selected as the permanent mead
quarters for this work in all America. Ihe
Sunday League Of America is now constructing
1here a large stone building, TO cost S2oOOO, the
picture of which Is given above. This buiolhs
IS 20 be used for the officers of the league, FOR
@ publication house and for an educatlonal
training school In this building the rooms VIII
be named for the great and good of all faiths
-Four names have already been selected: Gov
ernor John NJ. Pattison of Ohio, who was one
Of its national directors; Miss Frances WillaT..
Of Illinois, who was one OF Its nrst members,
the Rev Samuel =. Jones. Of Georgia. ana
Bishop ]. J. Tigert, of Kentucky, who were
members and deeply interested in the organiZa-
ton. Beautiful tablets viii be placed on the
walls of these rooms COMMUNICATING the virtues
Of these noble souls All who contribute for
these memorials will have their names placed in
frame underneath the respective tablets
Another organization with similar purpose
IS the National Society Of sabbath Colleges.
President c. D. Pugley Of the society has sent
out a letter saying, in part:
1 desire TO call your attention 10 the Sabbath
college, which fills long felt want in the life
Of the Church by providing an advanced Sunday
school for those sixteen years old and older. At
present when boys or girls reach this age
they think they too old TO so TO Sunday
school, and consequently drop out. This is
very much TO be regretted fact, since they es-
pecally need al this time its hallowed influence
10 guide them through the formative period OF
their life and young manhood and womanhood.
has been founded, and strongly appeals TO them,
since each one takes an active part in II. The
superintendent and officers Of the Sunday school
may if desired, I'll the same positions in the
Sabbath college, and the general order of SER
vice is about the same. In the arrangement Of
the classes, however, there IS radical change.
Each class has its president and secretary, elect
ed by the members, and each member teaches
or leads the class ia turn. After the lesson has
been explained and questions asked, personally
and generally. by the leader. every member
reads Scripture passage or article bearing on
the topic, or he can make q few remarks about
some aspect Of the lesson. The members are
thus fitted roT being teachers in the Sunday
school when they needed and prepared 10
carry on active work in the church and along
all lines OF Christian activity II Il is deemed
best, the sabbath college may be made part
OF the regular Sunday school. and meet AZ the
same time with Il. cOnformed to meet the
needs OF any church. The Sabbath college has
been made equally successful I'm the large city
and country churches. and Is everywhere very
popular with the young people, and older ones as
well The International Sunday School Lessons
used, and each member should be supplied
with the Teachers Quarterly.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
BIG CHURCH CELEBRITIES
Golden Jubilee of Largest Re
formed Congregation.

The North Reformed Church. Newark. n. J.,
which is the largest of any church of the de-
nomination in the United States and Of which
the pastor IS the Rev. DR.. James I. Vance, one
Of the most prominent clergymen and authors
Of religious books in the country is preparing
to celebrate it's golden Jubilee. The minister
elders and deacons have issued over two thou
sand cards OF invitation TO the semi-centennial
festival which will begin Monday night, De-
cember 10 and will continue through Monday
evening. December II. Saturday being the only
night that there will be no service The North
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CHURCH NEWS.

Some Dramatic Moments in American Christian
History; our Church's Story for Three Hundred
Years will be the Rev. DR.. Dowling's topic
Lafayette avenue and st. James place. Brooklyn.
This subject has been selected because Of the ap-
preaching 3ylth anniversary commemoration Of the
establishment Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
In America, to be held at jamestown in 1907.
The Rev DIR. Howard Dufleld last Sunday ceie-
brated the hftecnth anniversary Of his pastorate
in the "Old FIRST" Church. in Fifth avenue. When
the morning he found that II had been replaced
by a beautiful one, TO which an affectionate
note was attached
Converts from the Old Jerry AIcAuley Water
Street Mission viii testify as to their conversion
az the evening service tomorrow IN the Collegiate
church Of ST. Nicholas. Fifth avenue and 4Sth
street DR.; Mackay will speak on the question,
What Is converson?'
Tie St James Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison avenue and I25th street Is celebrating its
seVenty-siKth anniversary this week Three hun
a.. ana htty members Of the church were pres
tll a. the anniversary dinner Friday evening. on
S1Laay morning MI MacRossie viii preach the
service will be held tomorrow evenlng when ths
sermon VIII be preached by Bishop Nicely.
At the Scotch Pre- sbyterian Church ssth street
and Central Park West. the Rev. DIR. David O.
Wyle. pastor. al o'clock Wednesday evening the
Rev. Dr. Everett j. Burr. of Boston. secretary OF
the congo reformed Association will tell the story
or the congo atrocities At 81. NichaeIs Church,
t cais6eaaa. avenue and s9th street. tomorrow
dress On the same subject
At the Fifth avenue Presbytoris, church to
morrow evening the Rer. Hugh Black g!ll vreach
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
FACTORY Law DECISION.
ConstitutiOnality of Clause in Re
gard to Minors Is Questioned.

majority Of the justices of the Appellate Divis-
ion OF the Supreme Court. in a decision handed
down yesterday affirming order Of the Court of
Special Sessions in the Of the People agt
David L. Williams, a prosecution under the law
forbldding the employment of any minors under
eighteen years OF age or of any in factories
at night, while not precisely declaring the law
be unconstitutional, in set terms, appear to hold
that view.
Justice Scott. who wrote the decision paid a.
high compliment 10 Justice Olmsted, Of Special
Sessions by adopting his opinion on the constitu-
tional infrmity Of the law the opinion Of the
court. He adds:
The provision under examination is aimed solely
lehSth or time during which work is performed or
the conditions under which it IS carried on, and In
order TO sustain the rcasonabencss of the provision
We must md that, owing to some physical OF ner-
Vous difference, II is more harmful for a woman to
work at night than for a man To do So for con-
cededy, the clause in question would be unconsti-
tutional II II applied to men we'll to women.
We are not aware of any such difference and in
all the discussions that have taken place none such
has been pointed out. The order appealed from
IS therefore affirmed.
Justices Mclaughlin and Clarke concur with Jus
tice Scott. Justices Houghton and Ingraham both
write dissenting opinions. the former saying that
ne thinks the law limiting the working hours for
women IN factories lis valid exercise of police
not in conflict with either the or the federal
constitution. Justice Ingraham adds that reg
ulatlon by the Legislature TO the hours OF labor
.! women Wheh engaged IN Such work as would
have tendency to impair their health is, | think
within the power Of the LEGISLATURE"
The case was tried before Justices Deuel., Mexican
and Olmsted. The alleged offence WAS committed
at the defendants boOkbnding establishment at
NO 45l Eleventh avenue, where, on January 81 last
Kate Mead, over tWenty-One Years old
employed IN assembling printed papers 10 be bound
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Foreign Resorts.

a FAvoHED STOPPING PLACE FOR AMER
nn,aaN naN MsItoRs; most CENTRAL POSI-
FROM UPTOWN OFFICE INV YORK
TRIBUNE" 1865 BROADWAY, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

The only otter opportunity to hear Mr. Black In
this church will be on the evening of December Is
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
CHURCH ELECTIONS.

Church Of the Beloved Disciple, Madison avenue
and sqth street-Warden William Arnold. for two
years: Dr. r. y. Disbrow, Thomas N. Tanning,
DaNid V. Knapp, Nestrymen.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
HOTELS I'M SCOTLAND.

Tariffs of the Hotels particulars o route
may European Uflices of THE Tribune
at "Danes Inn House, 285 Strand (OyerlOoiin,
AIdwych and kingsway). London
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
European Advertisements.
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Kindly note that the European offices of The
New York Tribune have been removed from NO.
aDan.s inn House" No. 265 Strand Overlooking
Aldwych and Kingswayl, London
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
UPPER NORWOOD QUEENS HOTEL

Near Crystal Palace. London. Heathiest situation
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from 81 so
Special pSTttes Convenisns
tram service for City and West End London.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

be the celebrant 1t is expected that Monsgnor
Mooney, vicar general of New YORK. VIII deliver
the sermon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

There are zz1y peDrs sh0 have
rse1 chzzbeTiziDs Colsc. cbo.ers
and DzuhO>z keuedy zifh spiend-
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perienoe for prbiicztion. These
peopie. hoTever, are none the less
frisnds of this rezedy. They have
done nuch toward making Il =
borsehoid word by there paso1zi
recommendation 70 friends and
neighbors. Il is good medicire
70 have IN the hone and Is widely
known fog its cnre Of disrrhoer
and al forms of bowel trouble F or
sale By "All Druggists.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

L nay b surprise 70 many to
learn that a seve-e cod can Be con-
pleteiy broken up in one O. two
days tine. The first symptoms Of
. coid are dry, loud cough, a
profuse Watery discharge from he
nose, snd thin, whit coating On
the tongue. When Chzmberlzin s
cough remedy is taken every horr
On the first appearance Of these
symptoms, It oounterzcts the effect
Of the cold ard restores the system
to . Ssaifhy condition within a
day Or two. Tor sale BY "An
Druggist
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

Notioe i hereby giysz f5zt der
irz tie 1ext Eeek. 7 vii = oyer
= izrgs part n the city cieznisg
~ gzrLaze, &c. Al parties 0pn-
~. q occnpyinz property Elii
piezse pie - and iezvs II soEe
oD1yerieDf plzos for removal al tn
cans Snd osher gzrfags that nay
have accumulated sbont their
psenises, 4 1ouinzl s1n viii be
charged foT fae renoyzl d sane.
D<1e " order d The Mayor this
the 9Th day of Jnne, IDo6.
WI. Edwards
CITY eczverGer 17-ff
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

hrs. Wynne 5. Stzley viii oo1-
tinne her Nnsic Glasses during
the sumner. Mrs.. stzley holds
fuo dipiomzs II music. Beginners
are given four lessons each wkk.
Special attention i paid to those
vino wish % prepare 70 teach.
Studios a the corner of ninth and
Washington and eleventh and
Minnesota. Phone So. IS 2.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

All We ask you to do IS to try
the ice cream at the Owl Drug
Store, you will be convinced. .14e If
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

Two hours Of solid entertainment
literary recital interspersed with
music, by Mss Windham and
pupils II the Christian church
Friday night. You cut afford to
miss Il for the price, - cents,
children IS cents. I45-f4z
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-06-22

Miss Windham and pupils give
= recital 81 the Christian Church
Friday eyeniug that viii Be = rare
treat T4S-r47
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-15

rutto Die turse Belt, Die ib bier 5u-
brinaen tam, ldBt es uibt gu, oas ld)
irgenb melde Stuoien MAIDEN farm.
@s etebt ia 2eute. Die es fertie brins
gen, nadoem ite orei 8ohen in eis
mem 2ano aemeien iino. cine Nb'
banoluna iber bic Sitten uno Sc
broude oeiielben 81 l6relben. SD
gehDre aber niht 81 oteIer &laiie."
@nolih einu1al Elm berninftieer
Oeenib! Benn bod MIR ale Die
6errldafteu, Die bierber gum 8elub
fDmmen, 10 benten puroen. 8te
piele id(edte, ge6altlule uno Falihe
BIder nber Au1erifa -rodren oann
ni6t geibrieben. wie niele lhiefe,
parteiihe. uneere@te urtetle nidt
gefdQt ruDroen! Die Wprte Su[oa's
lDnten iebem ihriftiteuernben 8eis
ienben, Der in unier 2ano fDrnr,t,
bel leiner Infunft al8 @arnung sus
aerufen urto bel ieiner Mbfobrt als
Souuenir nit auf ben 8ea aeaebeu
ueroen.
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Die Merste finp eritaunt.

Die mertpiroiae 6eiluna nDn 3en'
meth WcSuer BON S%anceboru, We..
bat bic mebisiniibe Safult6t uno
feline Sreunoe iebr erftaunt. ST iagt
BON ieinem Sal: I'm Sof9e beftiger
@ntaanbung be8 Safes unD aDnge<
itinn Der 2unger. aaben MIDI orei
Merate auf. Sd nabm Or. Sings
Neue @ntoedune urtb tie rettete tneitl
2eben. Seilt ben ihlimmiten 6uiten,
Grtdltune. Brpnhitis, Euniilitis,
lhmahe 9unaen. 6eiierteit, Grippe.
Blu baben Bel Nbplpb 9reiB uno S.
&alteper & Spbn. so Cts. uno
$1.00. 8rubeHaihe fret.
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Cine berniinftias Mnftd,t.

Gngenbliflib maGt Der beribmte
oeutlhe Did3ter 2uotuig Sulea cine
Meiie burfa Die Ser. Staaten. Sn
Stem Sort. Wilmnutee, Snoianapu'
lis unb anbern Orten bat er Borz
trdge gehalter uno lit iiberau in Der
al6naenbften Weiie auf9enommert
rpproen. Natirlid entging er audi
benz lanoeSiblihen SnterDiewen
nidt; man bat i'm iiber aIes W0g'
tihe ausaefraat uno er bat auf allies
.W6glihe aeantmDrtet. nieles nit fDn'
pentionenen 2eoensarten, uieles nit
Beoadt uno tluaem urteil. Bon
alien ieinen GeuBeruneen bat uns
aber BelpnoerS cine aefaaen. Sn
Wiiltpoutee tuuroe &c aefrngt. oh er
ieine @rlebniHe unb G%rfabrunaen in
Nmerita niht AUDI ihriftfeaeriih
uoer oihteriid3 uertperten noble urb
oarauf nntpDrtete ct:
SD baiie ieoe DberNatlihtsit"
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Tortmr oardb aside.

Die GDrtureu. oenen bic Eilipiner
lire @efaneene u%nteruerfen, erinnern
midi an meme oreimDnatliben lbred'
liGen 2eioen BON Nieren : gntaiins
ouna, iaet @. W. Sherman BON
Cutting, We. @ibts bali bis ib
electric 8itters perfuhte, ponon orei
Tlaihen mid ooaftdnoia berfteaten.
6eilt 2eberleioen, unueroaulibfeit,
8lutit1rungen, Malaria &c. uno aiebt
ben Shmahen Starte. 8u 6aben
bel Ioolph Dreis unb s. Ralteper &
Sohn. Breis so @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-03-15

9ieler appen 1T niht pereeblid
aepeien. Oenn mir leien in IDsta[.
bemutratiihen 8ldttern folaenbe
Berfl9una bes preuBiiHeu Sinana.
miniiter8 an Die Observation-Disclosures
rettDren:
Ser sSinanaminifter
j. S. SEQ. 1873.
Berlin, ben 4. DECEMBER, 1905,
@ebeim.
9einer MaieItat Dem 9aiIer une
&Dnia 1T nod elmer Mitteiluna oes
Derrn Suitiaminiitera iiber elm tir3,
lid erfhieuene8. Die NuerbDhlfe
Beripn Seiner M1aieitdt betreffenbes
8ert bes frana6fiihen &aritatureus
famnlers @ranbsg artaret: "Lui"
"devant l'objectif caricaturel
paris Librairle Nilsson)" BDrs
trag aebalten uDrben. Guf NQers
b5hften Befebt ipu ppr elmer Gtraf>
n~erfol9ung tueaen bes Snbalts oiefes
WerteS iDmie BON elmer Beihlaonab.
me Nbitano genommen tperben.
guer 6UhnobloebDrer eriu9e i'd,
Die ImtSiteqen oes ourtiaen 8ernals
tunasbeairfs alsbalo uertrauli9 III
oerftdnotaen ba6 iie iih. noenrt gr=
enplare oes beSeibneten @erfes sur
@infubr ~gelangen iDaten, Der 6er=
beifibruna Der gerihtlihen 8eldlags
nabn1e au entbaltet1 haben. Die Be
amten Der Staatsanmaltlhaft limb
o0m Germ Suitisminiter ueranlaBt
muroen. cine etma porber berfiiete
Dorldufige eeridtlihe 8elh(agnabme
aufaubeben.
@ea. Sretber b. &beinbaben.
Wan ihreibt au bieien Witteiluns
gen aus Deutfnlano:
Die @ntihlieBung oes 8aiIers
miro aQenthalben Befrieoigung err
reaen. Snoeifen leat bic Berfiaung
bes Sinansminifters Die grmaauna
nabe. baB iie ,ur fir 8reuBen GILT,
nur ben preuBiid1en Staatsanu1(ten
bat aud oer preuBiide Suiti5miniiter
arntlib Mnmeilunaen au geber.
Bie nun, wenr in Baoen, in 8hrt.
tembere, in 8apern uno anberen
Giuselftaaten eifriae Staotsanw6Ite
cine anbere Broris fir t,Gtie bielten?
Die f6nnte benz Gaiier rtur ut,er.
miniht fem. l1no oaraus felgt, oaB
Broaefie meaen Observation-Disclosures
iberaQ niht anoers einaeleitet pers
Den ioaen, als nit beiDnberer @rs
mGhtiauna Der &rune p0er ibres Derr
antportlicben Suitiaminiiters. Cine
folbe G%enoeruna bes @eIebes err
ibeint oarum orinaeno aeboten.
8as 6errn @ranos gataret reHt lit,
muB iebem Deutiben biuig iein.
Dieielbe &udfibt, Die auf elm 8errs
bilo genotnrte1 niro, muB aud auf
oas geiprDbene WibmDrt Dber auf
cine unbebabte NeuBerung genDn,.
men tuer6en. Sc meniaerW ajelt1ts=
beleioigunoen, UNI 10 befferl
Limo mod cine 5raee. @esbalb,
oa 9err @ranb>g ataret ieiner Brief
an ben Raiier n~erDfent[i9t bate.
muBten Die gerfIgunaer Der preuBi-
ihen Wfiniiter neebeim" ergeben uno
erft oaourb befanrt merben. oaB fie
auf eiren iDaialoemDtratii9en 8es
oattiDnstiih flDaen? Der Nlte Srib,
auf ben Der SranaDie hinneiYt, Iaate
AUDI: .6dngt bas Basquia nieori.
ger, oarnit es Die 2eute beIier ieIen
%f0nnen." uno aberrnals at, 8oltaire
ihrieb er: SD benfe iiber Die So
tire wie gpittet: Sa9t man etuas
SDies bon Dir unb es 1T pabr, TO
before bid; fino es aber 9iigen, 10
labe oariber." Das 2aden idrbt
einen Wonarhen iiherer als ale BE.
i6lagnabmer uno MaieitdtspruaeKe.
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New York mach NeapeI und Genua.
'gia Gibraltar.

Die ueuen gttefeus gamtbfer. .3tmertfa's
unb =. Ratfertn 9tuaufse Wtctoata'.,
81, 500 Mee. Sonnen, AZ, 000grutto=S onntn,
rtfp. 25, 900 Geg. Sonneu, 5000 grttto=
Sonnert, baben auBer ben tururi6ien Gins
ri&tungen ala 0enigfeiten Elm &eftau=
rant a Ia CARTE Unit 3tgruner= &opele) 8af=
laQierr Mufsua, Surnb ale, eleftrii6e gdber,
Bl&er= une 8llmett 2aoen. l., 9. uno 8,
Raidts unb 3mifnenbed etc, etc.
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thing . Sbrup BON MiQioneu pDn
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ourb oaS Shreien zines &inbes ae.
ftDrt, baB i'm 8abnen lit uno Dor
Shmerser Deintp 8enn 10, Iaffe
iOfurt cine Slaide BON .Mrs.
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Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. &c miro
benz tfeiner 2eioenben lpfprt Xinnes
rung ueri9affen. BerlaBt eub oa.
rauf, Witter, es lit tein Hmeifel
eariiber. sc BELT Diarrboe, reeu.
ltert ben Wa9er unb bic Wierert,
beieitigt Wino : 9ulit, ertpeidt ben
Gaun1en, perbinoert @ntainouno
uno ftdrtt oas gar,se Gpitem.
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fir sabnenoe &inoer lit anoenebm
i'm @eibmad; oas Recept Itanlult
BON einetn Der beften meiblihen
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T
bel allen 9ruggtfter in Der gauseu
@elt au baben. Breis Is Gents per
Slaihe. &auft nidts anoeres, ola
Mrs. Binslorus Suothina Snruu.
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Salbe DuusDgen. MAIDEN iie 81 einenl
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g. st. Mulfuro. 8urleier Der Batrpns
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une anbere Wunoen. Beulen, &C.
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