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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-07-11
OBITUARY NOTES.
Mrs. p. A. III. Tuttle


The death Of Mrs. P. A. H. futile,
widow Of the late James futile, occur
red at her late home, $50 Quinnlpiac
avenue. yesterday. Mrs. futile YVES
eighty years old She was a descend
ant of the Hemingway family, which Is
well known m New Haven history.
Mrs. futile leaves no children. Sam
.uel Hemingway, president of the Sec
ond National bank, and James s. Hem
ingway, assistant treasurer Of the New
Haven Savings bank, are nephews.
The funeral services viii be held from
the house on Saturday afternoon at 9
o'clock. Graham & Hayes are the flu
neral directors.
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HENRY p. briggs DEAD.
A Prominent Attorney and Popular
YeIe Men.

Henry P. briggs, a prominent attor-
ney, died at ST Luke's hospital, New
| York, yesterday, of heart trouble.
Henry Peck briggs, born December
%, 1873, came of one of the leading
families of Waterbury. He was the
third child Of the late Theodore l.
briggs and Margaret S. briggs, his
mother dying little more than year
ago, while his father passed away in
1893. The other children, who survive,
are George A. briggs Miss Martha R.
briggs and Miss Helen I. briggs. Aft
er attending school in Waterbury Mr..
briggs was fitted for Yale at st. Paurs,
Concord, where he distinguished him
self by taking two prizes which had
never before been given to the same
student. He was one of the most pom
ular members Of the class of 1895, and
in his senior year was elected to Scroll
and Key. He studied law at the Har-
ward Law school, where he repeated the
record of his school days, taking q very
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FORMAL REQUEST
FOR increase
CONTINUED from First page.)

have found their way into more than
one newspaper. in the state.
| The Worcester and Springfield en-
ployes az first hesitatsd about pooling
their interests with those OF the Con-
nectlcuk divisions, and contemplated
taking the matter up with the Boston
offices, but they were persuaded that it
would DO better to make solid demand
at headquarters rather fhan to split
forces and make separate demands,
even though the details OF each demand
be the same.
The wage condition is not the only
one that may come up for discussion
before President Mellen, as the confer
ence board in its request for a confer
eEce was careful to ask that working
conditions be also considered as open
for discussion. 1t is said that a pc
| culiarity of the officials of the New Ha-
ven road is TO hold the men strictly to
the subject of a conference when one is
allowed, and not to permit any diver
sion from that. Lest this difficulty be
encountered, the request for a confer
ence also mentioned working conditions
and this will permit Of a wide range
Of discussion If the men decide to take
it up. Just what phase of the working
, conditions they wish to discuss they are
very chary about stating In fact they
do not Ike to say anything about the
entire matter, but it is pretty well un-
derstood that While the organization in
each division is, solldly knit, the con-
ference board viii ask for complete
recognition of the union Should this
request be voiced and the matter push
ed, it would make an interesting sit
uation, and were 1t ever put to strike
it would mean a crisis for both parties,
and possibly would involve the life Of
The union. The attitude of the en-
plGyes however, is very mild, and in
none Of the unions Is the word strike"
allowed to be used on the floor The
care and reservation with which the
discussion leading, up to the present
action has been carried on attests the
peaceable nature of the conference.
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CENTURY COUNCIL.
Of A, o. U. NJ. Installs Officers for Com.
ing six Months.

The Century council of the American
Order Of United Mechanics held their
weekly meeting at their lodge rooms
in Odd Fellows hall, on Crown street,
last evening. Besides transacting the
regular business the installation of Of
ficers for the ensuing six months took
place. The following officers were in
stalled:
Councillor, George j. Holt; vice
councillor, r. I. Holt; recording secre-
tary, ]. Schmidt; assistant recording
secretary, z. M. Babbitt; financial sec
rotary, H. c. Rawling; treasurer, j. w.
Tabb; inductor, w R. Curtiss; ex-
aminer, G, Rathgeber; inside protector,
e. G. Babbitt; outside protector, R.
Baldwin.
After the installation was concluded
an entertainment by some of the tai
ented members of the order Refresh
meeting will be held next Wednesday
meeting will b held next Wednesday
evening.
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sa,5OO,OOO BILL Is PASSED.
stiles Judson Turns About and Adyo-
Gates Measure,

Hartford, July lo-The banking dill
providing for the appropriation of ss.-
100000 to be expended for the state
highways, public library, repairs to
the capitol and a state armory and ar
senal, was passed after long debate, and
with two amendments to 1t this after
noon In the senate by vote of 80 TO
l. Senator Donovan being in opposition.
senator Judson made an eloquent plea
for the bill, Last week he had favored
splitting the bill, and acting on each
separately. Senator Potter offered an
amendment, by which the bonds pro-
vided for in the bill could be made into
smaller denominations This amend
ment was accepted by Senator Meow
ern, and 1t was passed. An amendment
offered by Senator Judson for a refer,
endum, which had been accepted was
also passed
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smoke nuisance
MEASURE PASSES
Confined from Firgt Pace

maintain and operate telephone sys-
TEN, and may organize for that pur-
pose under the provisions of chapter
1874 of the Public Acts of 1903 of the
state of Connecticut, as modified here
by, and any company organized under
the provisions of this act shall have all
the rights conferred and be subject 10
all the restrictions and obligations i'm
posed by chapter 219 Of the General
Statutes
Section 2. Any part of any act pro-
hibiting the organization of joint stock
corporations to do a telephone ex-
change business under the laws of this
state. or requiring a special charter
therefor, in 50 far as the same is in
consistent with the provisions Of this
act, is hereby repealed.
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The house yesterday passed the reso-
luton authorizing the appointment Of
new deputy coroner in New Haven
county. This action was taken at the
urgent request of lawyers in Water
bury, who believe that Waterbury is
entitled to a deputy coroner. They
claim that Coroner Mix is so busy with
his other duties that he neglects Wa
terbury.
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CITY MISSION OUTING.
Nudge cleveland and Sunday School Go
to Lighthouse.

The members Of the City Mission Sun
DAY school OF which Judge Livingston
W Cleaveiand is superintendent, went
to Lighthouse Point yesterday for an
outing, and had delightful time
Disappointed because on account of
the race they could obtain no bath
houses or suits to go in bathing, about
forty coiored children went up to a
skating rink, and spent the creator
part Of the day there. When the call
for lunch came they gathered around
carrying their skates, and as soon as
they mad eaten hurried back.
Beside the skating and the bathing.
games were played and prizes were
awarded the winners of several con-
tests.
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Theodore C. Jente.

Theodore c, Jente, the son Of Mar
garet and the late Paul Jente, died yes
terday morning at his home, 81 Bris-
tol street, as the result of internal in
juries received by falling from cherry
tree in the yard at his home last Fri.
day evening. The young man was pick
Ing the fruit from the tree, and losing
his balance fell several feet, striking
heavily on his stomach. His condition
since the accident grew worse until his
death. He was sixteen years of age.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at 2So o'clock from his late
home.
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IRELAND HosPITABLE
Edward and Alexander Arc Royalty Re-
ceived

Dublin, July 1o,-The first day of the
visit to ireland Of King Edward and
queen Alexandra was great success.
The weather was fine and the city gave
tht sovereigns an enthusiastic and roy
al reception, Both wore the national
eolors of Ireland, the king a green
necktie and the queen moss green and
mauve toque.
His majesty delivered brief speeches
at the various functions
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WOMEN TO SELECT.
Female Factory Inspector to he Chosen
by Own Sex.

Hartford, July 1O.-The house. to-
day, concurred with the senate in its
action on the bill concerning the ap-
pointment of woman deputy factory
Inspector The house had previously
passed the bill, striking out that sec
ton which created a commission Of
women to be appointed by the gov
ernor to select the female factory in
spector. The senate favored the
commission and a committee OF con-
ference was appointed. This commit
tee reported, to-day, and favored ac-
ton in concurrence with the senate
with a few minor changes, one Of
which would make the appointment
for two years and the other giving
the factory inspector power to dis
charge the incumbent Of the Office
without the consent or advice Of the
commission.
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AT GAS METERS AGAIN
italian Convicted Last November in on
Same Charge.

Joseph Frank, originally Giuseppe
Franco, an Italian laborer of 3OS Wal
lace street, was arrested yesterday aft
ernoon by Detective McAvoy and Pa
trolman Healy on charge of defraud-
Ing the New Haven Gas company.
Frank ds accused of tapping quarter
gas meters and appropriating the con-
tents Of their treasures. He was ar
rested for a similar offense on Novem-
Der 20, 1906. 1t cost him SIS and costs.
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FOURTEEN TRY EXAMS.
Civil Service Trials Held for Two PO-
sitions,

Fourteen ambitious candidates for
the positions of assistant building in
snector and assistant engineer in the
fire department attempted to solve the
questions Of the civil service commits
sion in the examinations for eligibility
to appointment to those positions.
There were six after the berth in Mr..
Austins Office while eight are looking
for the engineers office.
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John Sheppard, for thirty years fore
man of the book bindery at Tuttla
Morehouse & Taylor's, died Tuesday at
his home, 2l0 Lombard street. He had
been a sufferer from intestinal trouble
for year. He was sixty-seven years
Of age and Is survived by his wife and
four children.
The funeral will take place this aft
erroon at $3.50 o'clock from his late res
idence' Interment win be in Evergreen
cemetery.
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PASSES EIGHT-HoUR BILL.
Senate Passes Act Turned Down b,
House,

Hartford, July 1O-The senate, to-
day, accepted the minority report and
passed the substitute bill on the
eight-hour day for state, city, county,
town and borough employees. This is
dlsagreeing action with the house,
which yesterday by close vote ac-
cepted the unfavorable report of the
majority of the committee.
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DE nINO ARRESTED.

Portos sparrlng Partner of Monday in
Tells.
Giovanni e Pine, with whom Giovan-
nj Porto got into the fight which re-
suited in one Of his arrests on Monday
evening, was arrested last evening on
warrant by Patrolman Sullivan. De
Pine is charged with breach Of the
peace on Porto on July g. He is 81
years of age and lives at 80 Fair
street
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high stand. He then began the prac-
tice of law in New York. originally in
the Office of William B. Hornblower,
the well-known counsel for corpora
tons. Later he was associated with
Taylor & Seymour, and still later he
formed an independent partnership the
firm being that Of Sawyer & briggs.
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Senate Reject. warden Bill.

Hartford, July 1O.-The senate re-
jected the bill providing that the state
prison warden should go to the county
jails for prisoners now transported to
Wethersfield by the sheriffs,
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Frnncls McronrhIln.

The funeral of Francis Mclaughlin
took place from his late residence, 2s5
Putnam street, yesterday morning and
there was requiem high mass at
Sacred Heart church.
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sherins Must Work.

Hartford, Conn, July lO.-The senate
rejected the bill providing that the
state prison warden should go to the
county 1ails for prisoners now trans
ported to Wethersheld by the sheriffs.
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watered stock, the right of eminent
domain, etc.
The house passed the measure, the
veto TO the contrary notwithstanding
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STILL ANOTHER VETO.
Governor Turns Down Incorporation of
DunhmrY End Nnrthnrn

Hartford, July 10,-Gov. Woodruff.
to-day, sent to the house without his
signature the house joint resolution
incorporating the Danbury & North
ern Electric Railway Co. In his veto
message he gives as his reasons for not
signing the measure, the same namely
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FoR RETTrR HrALTH.
Governor woodruff Wants Commission
to Study Tuberculosis.

Hartford, July 1O.-Governor Wood
ruff to-day sent to the general assem-
bly, communication asking for author
ity to appoint q committee Of nine rep
resentative citizens to study the ques-
ton Of preventing the spread of tu-
berculosis.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-02-09
Figured Waistings

one assorted of mercerized waistings in figures
stripes cords-just right for early spring wear
They're worth 35c and Acc yard but We're closing
them out at. lie
4 = -
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Corset Covers

\ truly immense variety Of extra
well-made corset covers. made of eth
cr long cloth or nainsook and trimmed
with val. lace and insertion. medallinns
embroidery edgings, etc. Positively
the very best value ever shown in
Phoenix at this price
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Drawers

ChIdrcn's muslin drawers. made
of Fruit of the loom muslin. with
neat hemstitching and tucks. All
sizes up TO y years. M
Sale price ............-. go IOS
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Mercerized Waistings

There is q good assortment of the late things in
soc and 75c figured white wastings here that should
sell quickly at the special sale price DC
Take your choice at. yard EOS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-11-01

Hruber 8iaiam bod Ehtrb Geeet ma
rem lebte BOde bier.
Gbns. Bubble non 9birO greri
mar Snmitaa unb SOuntns bier beim
EBm. SOffmnnn Su 4sin&.
Der 20 Sabre alte Sam 9ess'
fer Der bel ieluer Rifte 6rnu 9oren5
@mO iein Seim bate. bat am Dlttt'
nod LETTER 8Ode ieiuem aeben onr&
srbaneen Elm gnbs semnat. 9a Der
County Coroner islbt nidt tOmmen
tonnie ernnnnte er Or. 8rintmnnn
um bic Sei4eHianu ubsubnlten. Die
Sutp beriHtete ten 8abrIprud Elm.
bub Der 3OOte Ourh uOridslifen
5elbhmOrb gu GObe aetCmmen iei.
= GnOrsas SOfmunu, OUn @len'
bile. @ebrastn, 1T sur 8eit bier BEL
isinem Bruber Ssnrp SOfmann uno
5amiIis auf 8eiuh.
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81 10 8 a d E n.

Sermnnn ROblmann unO Gamilie
BON @Otsbam lpnren Sama6s bier
bel GreanOen gu bsiu& unO aud um
Der Observation-Disclosures SOHaeit in
Senate @ruUe am SOnntae beisu.
uUbnen.'
Gbunrb aa~naenOOerFer unb Sci.
@sua ROlFns ruurbsn am is. OftOber
Onr4 &ep. eugene @Oes ms ianIte
GbeiOa ssI6misOst, sic iperben
bel Berger bic Snrm Oes nlten Serrn
9nneenboerfer beDUbuen.
Sulius Sn0ie, non Glmu, 9nfnp.
cite gOuntp, bat in bieier RuHbar'
.fHaFt cine GarInOHns iHnser Giel uOn
s biz ~ gtOunte alt, aufpetauft uno
Deri4idt. Or besoblte $50 bis SIS
Ons SthH.
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AaaAperhet.

Tie unterseidneten Giunobner uub 9uno,
e%igtntbiimer IN @aScona6e @ounip osben
hermit befonni. bah lie OUT ibpen eanoer.
sieu onS Soaen, noer unerIuubte 8ctretcu
oerIielbcn, perbieien, une 5uwicberbanpeInbe
init Der san5en Seissesiiren9e Seridili6
pegfol9en peroen.
sug. 4. 9rirtmam. ~enrv 9dnpecpi
Gam. 9eilert, Sobn Sappmeper, Cam,
2appmeper, Sreb. 8ueter Wtonroe SIcet,
mooo, Nermana Riete. Senrp Hoderbon.
mer, 5reo. 9ilmener, s Slime, gpm
Gd1oni, 6, Tabreibers. Sraut 9orrcnpobI
Trant abriue, Gug. SdnIle, so. 4a'dD,
6onrao 8rehe, &errp 9rebe, SenrH yau'
nenbera. @m. RAStdup, Bm Gduiie,
@nit. VI. Sd,neiber. Rotban Eoppmeper,
SreD gud1boB. Sranf 70 9oermonn,
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Erate. Die betaate SHUTTER
Sartmeiner III am SOnntno ben 20.
OttOber i'm eeiesueten Utter bon SS
Sabren a%eIiOrben. Sic ruuToe i'm
9utberiihen airAbOfe %beerOiat,
George @aurtin uno Grtuin
@hilip, uOn 8rumleb, limb bier bel
Sreunbeu, uno ibren Germnn0ten
Gitmann, gu Geiuh.
Sarris RUrre 1T nnh ROInne
esreift um ba feline Shwefer 81 be-
iuden.
Die Gbeleute Sernahn ShlOt.
tad buben itf auf clue ldnsere BE.
iu&s uanOerune besebeu.
Die @ebraOsr Stefan baben
ibre Sdee' unb SobelmibIe bierber
eebra9t um fur Sbos. @rnss Elm
itDnes @Obnbnus 1u banen.
Cine fr6blids @eieuiaaft BE.
tstenO aus ben Gbeleuten @m.
IUrre, Geo. 6eiemnnn unb Satin,
Den Graueu 9enrp ROrrs unO Senrb
&Ob:maun bnben fih Diase County
beaeben nm bn mebrere Sage susn.
brinsen.
llnier NI1er Shauf mar Conner
itap In at. 2Ouis nm iih Die 9uft.
idife su betramten unb iUenn mDes
Iid cine 5abrt BARN gu nebmen.
Die aIte Grau Rnncp @aupin
tuslae Jest So Sabre sdblt III nod
10 rditis bnS iie nleiH cine ReiIe
mad ROntsOmerp Gitp unternabm.
Bel ibrer &adiehr bIisb ite elm panr
Gage bel 5rau Snuer.
2ehrer 8m. 6iatt bat uesen
@eiun0beitsradiiften reiisnirt.
Dem Bbil. Gbter uerenbete elm
usrtbpOaer giel Der in elmer 9ratbs
fenS baneen eeblieben mar.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eeIen.

Seute III G~uerbeilieen mOraen Gl'
tcriselen, heiOes fatbUliihe 6eiertns
ge. anaeae aOsIter, pom Seieriun
Gitp gOItsireuuOy crying iiG lestes
Subr in fOleenoe 80 sberaenaebeuOe
Setrnatung:
rGm Guerieelertaas mnnbsrn mir
81 ben @r1bern unierer lieben Der
'mnnoten uno Betnnnten, lire leibs
d6en lleberreIte mDSern UieIIeiht
ItOn lanae in Der tiiblen grbe. Ob.
ihOn tie unieren 4usen entihmunoeu
finb, bat uniere 8erbiaouua init ih-
men ieinesmess aufgesDrt, mir blei'
ben nit ibneu in 0er innieiten Sc.
meinibaft. Die 2iebs 1T iinrt uno
bur9bridt bic SArnnien bes Sra.
beS. Die 2ebenoen iammeln lid
UNI Die 2ooteul IA nanft elm @reis
climber. bort cine bOAbeiaprte 5rnu,
tie iehen nudoentenS auf bic @rO,
fdOae, mefte iber furS ibre 9eds
iein mirb. @s lift nbalid1, oaB ife
aum lesten Nlat an ben Srabitdtter
Der Sbeuren, bic ibnen uorausae'
] aanpen itnb, rueilen; Die Eforte Del
@wiateit 1T fur ite bereits ee6fuet
9taes lumber lit ibaen fremO eetuUr
ben; mas iOaen ie nod nuf Der Belt.
% webet he ein leifes unb freubiaei
Stnuern aus benz 5enieits an, uni
In Der Sehnlu9t ibres 5er5eus per
nebmeu iie ben RuI ibrer Nbaei9ie'
benen gum 9eriibtrtOmmen. 81
flblt Se6er beim Beluhe oes Got
tesaders tiefe Gshmuth unO bent
an bic gwisteit. uno aus Gem Ger
aen weidt stOla Gbrfuht. 9ieblOiia
tell, Reio anO 5einbidaft. Geraei
len mir aber aud banu uiht, fir BIZ
ED0ten gu beten un6 10 ibnen GinOe
ruus unb 9rpit 81 6rinsen.@
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eelebrtan Rbn@e pon ct. Bernard
aus ben beilirdftisten SFansenIdfteu
Elm Ii6er mirIenbes Rittel erIau6en.
ons oarnat1 ct, Geruarb Rr6uterpil.
len eennnnt tuirb, baB eenau noh
oieiem &ejepte bieie %tDen nod beas
te s%ubereitel tuerben, unb bnb ie fur
% Gents In ieoer GpOtbefe az bobeu
tnO. 9amit ereiebt i@ Der eulbeue
@tttelwee 81 iiderer Seiluna, ber
iofOrttee @ebrnud bteier punbertba.
tiaen Biqeu BON ielbR. Sur, tuer
nidt bbren uia. mu6 fablen.
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Ger ooISene 1IJittelpeo.

Gud1 fir bic Rranten aiebt Go si.
men aolOsnen Mittelpea: Der Su benz
iebnlidb aemhnidten 8iele Der @e.
nsiuna fibrt. 9as merle fiH Sebers
mann, Der an fabler @eihtsfarbe,
gOpfs unb &ufenIfmersen, Shwint
bel, 6erSttDpfen, R%ntttaieit, Rhfen-
ihmdhe, llebelteit, GuffDBen, Bers
fopiung, IOmie 2eber. nn6 9iersp.
irantbeiten nit @elbiuht unb B9Is
ierluft, D. b. an t6btliHen nsbelH,
.Ieioet, Dns merle Iid ieDer 0ernrt
Heibenoe. bns ct in Ieinem Sale me.
ben bic arnnthrit aans uernnhl6hiet,
mod iih Onrb iUeenannte &atentmit-
tel un0 9Iliherpr6para.e 81 turiren
Deright. Der sDlbene Wittelwea
BET bier su iiherer 0eilune fibrt,
bn. 0 Man bore MIR NIT riblger u
berleeuna an, mas 1anienpe unb
Tndfenbe BON @ebeilten befdteen
GaE IaE iDIde Qeioene seipfmals bic
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Seine tbsure allie 1llutter.

,Reine tbeure aIte @utter treibt
an electric 8itters." IHreibt @. q.
8runiun, bon Dublin, Ga. .Sie
eebrauht iOlfe fir naheau stuei Sab
re uno bat einen auseejeiHneten
Gpstit. fiblt irdftis uno idldft gut. +"
Dies III Der 8ee, wie electric Bit'
ters ons Utter bebient unO ons ielbe
eliflihe ReiuItnt rirb In allen Sal.
len meibiiher Shndme unb nuee,
meiner @rtnnttuna ersielt, S9mnhe
OOer ileine &inber rperben bur9 bns,
ielbe ebenfaus beoeutenO eetrdftiet.
Chen 10 gut fir Rneen', Sober uno
acknowledgement.
@nrnntirt ourh Balter Br0s.
apOtheier, so Gents.
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