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New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
HUNT FOR SHIP and NAN.
Creditors BeHeve Export Shipping
Co. Head Is on the GOldsbOrO.

The National Association of Manufacturers some
OF whose members are among losers by the pank-
ruptcv of the Export Shipping Company whose
president f, g. Bailey, has taken a voyage on
the steamer Goldsboro has called meeting at its
offices for to-day at which plans probably will be
formulated to find the vessel and the man. Inc
registry of the Godsboro has been revoked and,
according to Mr.. Nevir, her status is now little
better than that of pirate craft.
There is strong impression that besides taking
away the executive head of the Export Shipping
Company, the Goldsboro fitted up fbus-
terer as the customs officials, when she sailed,
boarded her and contiscated some rifles But no
word has come of her whereabouts. although she
has been of this port twenty-seVen days. 1t
said that there was reason to believe that
Mrs Bailey and three children accompanied the
president, as their Brooklyn home closed. The
customs authorities believe that Mr.. Bailey
brother is also passenger on the Goldsboro
1t is estimated that manufacturers throughout
the country are losers of about 100000 through
their business relations with the Export Shipping
Company. They represent many industries. among
them being manufacturers of grinding machinery.
telephone implements. drilling machinery, tools,
thrashing machines and pumps. The GOdsboro
got a good start before the creditors realized what
had happened. She left this port May . osten-
sbIv for Belize. British Honduras.
The principal part Of the Export Shipping Com
pany's working force disappeared at about the
same time. Captain Oxley the Goldsboros
mander. it was said declared in his clearance
oaper5 that his vessel carried no passengers.
II was said that the provisions put the
Coldsboro and the clothing Of the Baileys we're OBJ
tained from trusting merchants. as among the
items purchased were $3.50 worth of provisions
and $500 worth of clothing The vanished shin also
carried a-consderabIe cargo bought from
maid For
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

lowered lawn. cross barred dimity or anything
similar. and if something little handsomer is
wanted japanese silks Will be found desirable
Also the real Japanese cotton crepes make I'm
most sttractively and durable.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is sS. yards, Il "a "a yards g. or Ia wards
A inches wide, with us yards of banding and az
yards of edging
The pattern No. 5000 is cut In sizes for a 20 2.
S. IS. 40 and AZ inch bust measure and will ha
mailed to any address receipt of ten cents
Please give number of pattern and bust rneas,rs
distinctly. Address Pattern Department New-York
Tribune II in a hurry for pattern send an extra
two-cent stamp and will mail by letter most
age in sealed envelope.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
AMATEURS PERFORM in THE RING.
Members of West Side Z NJ C. A. Hold
Their Annual Mammoth Circus

The third annual mammoth circus" of the
West side Young Mems Christian Association was
held last night The athletic field :, Ia
and Eighth avenue. with large attendance. The
talent ali amateur and chosen principally
from tire associations membership The pro
JCeeds Viii GO 10 fhe benefit emergency fund and
Camp West Side
Among the side show attractions Mr.
Picturesque Fpidern'is. the tatooed man. Nine
psnderirle Srinase. the bearded lady. Nine
So-Long- MARY Slirnpolezkv~ the Russian giant
ess: 'Gotarssssza." the wolf man and Leo
PhuzzephfzoE'' the lion faced hov There was
also rneneeerie which the bill described a. the
greetest and most wonderful combination of
unique menstrozities and rare carnivoros1t1es N
eEistence-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
STRANGE JEWEL THEFT.
Taken from Purse in Apparently
FmDtu Pm1Or.

Mrs " p Sullivan. Of No. 1aS Clermont avenue
Brooklyn. is bemoanins the loss of JeWeiry valued
at So 500 and her husband, DR.. Sullivan, a dehust
with Offices in the Clermont avenue nome, mas
sadly given up projected fishing trip TO prosecu'e
the search for the thieves.
The Sui-ans had closed their Clermont avenue
house and were living temporarily at No. 1S6 Wash
ngton Park before leaving the city for the summer
On Wednesday they left the Washington Park place
after luncheon visit the Clerrpont avenue al.
dress Both Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are positive
that the missing jewelry was safely stored III
large purse, with two small pocke'pooks as 'heS
hotl, handled the articles in putting them into the
purse
On reaching the house in Clernont avenue MIS-.
Sullivan left the purse in the paror ~hle she ana
her husband went into other rooms "hen they
returned the jewelry and about 81 ~ III shi'i
change all that the pocketbooks contained were
gone though the purse itself was undisturned
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
TRlEs TO SHOOT HIMSELF ON FERRY.

Herman Rubine, 2 ueT-to-do resident Of Bav-
onne, attempted suicide last nigh the ferry
hoar Washington its O'Clock trip from
Cortiandt jersey CITY. He went 70 She
stern n the boat and, drawing revolver. put
the muzzle 10 his head. John Maloy, q deckhand.
Who had been watching him. seized his arm and
after struggle and with assistance Of pas
him
Rubine vas turned 70 Detective Clark and
locked III in Jersey City He seemed he dazed.
ana all that could he learned from him was that
his wife vas III. A deed showing = recent con-
Neyance of property found him is
forty years old and lives al No. D cath street.
Bayonne.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
CARVED SOFA BRINGS BEST PRICE.

4 carved mahogany sofa in silk MORE brought
tha highest price at the Carroll & Ciraef sale. ut
the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries Yesterday. After
some bidding NJ 6. Dod1 obtained II for
se5 s McDermott paid $50 for an oil painting by
A. Reyna and artists proof etchings west u
H Wunderlich for st2. \ carved mahogany library
table was obtained by J.. Van Brinck for $40, and
an antique mahogany harpschoTd purchased
hy- !. Chester for S2S.
The last sale takes place this afternoon. when
some Of the choicest articles in the collection are
TO he disposed Of. The buyers yesterday included
II. A Cass, DIR. W. G. States, s. Hopkins, w.
Hanna 1. {. Earle, n. Whitney, I. Hudson, DR..
Abrams Morton w. Smith, NJ. Cross H. V. r.
Martline and f. Rivers.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
THREE DROWN UNDER ENGINE,

Port Arthur, Ont. May 2s.-The Civic Dam, on
Current River. hurst early to-day causing dis
astroGs food Three lives were lost. and the dam
ags properly is estimated al 100000
A Canadian Pacific freight train pulling into Port
Arthur on TO submerged tracks the engine over.
turning. Engineer Savage, Fireman McBridse and
Brakeman Imam. who were on the engine were
pinned under the wreckage and drowned The
Canadian Pacific Railway Company will he ths
heaviest loser. with several miles of track washed
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
OF Interest <
< TO Uomen.
ART TRAINING IN DRESS
Aduocated by Author Of ''The Duty
of Being Beautiful"

why do we not establish schools 70" training
in the art of dress?'' asks Sara a. Hubbard, in
The Duty of Being Beautiful "a. c. McClurg &
Co. Chicaso) NO study Gould be useful
and in the end more saving of time and trouble
and expense Once discover the colors and textures
and fashions of garments which become US best
and which set off whatever good points of face and
figure possess softening their defects, and
the work is done for a lifetime. Thenceforth only
minor changes necessary suit shifting cir
cumstances and declining years. Can you imagine
the relief in manifold ways resulting from this
blessed state of things?
Fancy the varied and picturesque effects in II
community of women. each wearing garb dis
tnctivey her own, much part of herself as
though it were sent with her into the world! There
would be no stupid sameness such as confronts
now; monotony of pronounced and eccentric
fashions Each form of habiliment would have a
special meaning and interest emanaton of
the owners self as an unmistakable expression OF
character and condition and culture. AS It is. we
let others do thinking for this vital
matter, and those others, II class. have limited
capacity for thinking especially along the lines of
art Our costumes are mainly commercial affairs.
necessarily devoid of the essential qualities of in
divdual fitness. of characteristic grace and re-
fnement
We should put the same serious thought into our
dress that do into acts of devotion. We
it first to the dignity of our selfhood to be
beautifully attred. whether in velvet or in serge.
in a satin cotton gown: and next, We owe it
to the world about for the innocent refining
pleasure it affords 1t is part of the service due
fellow beings that stimulate and educate
their aesthetic taste by the truthful and careful ex-
preston of the best that is in in the picturesque
language of dress. Beauty is talent to be cult
waited for the benefit of every soul that is capable
should be Congruous accessory. aiding and accen-
Uatns the heppiest traits of personality
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
VICTOR STANLEY GUILTY OF FORGERY

Victor Shaniey. a lawyer. was found guilty of
forgery by jury yesterday in the Court OF General
Sessions. and Judge Foster sentenced him TO serve
not less than five years and not more than ten
years in state prison. In 1904 Stanley forged the
name of Julia A. Smith. a client to a satsfsctio
of a mortgage for SIS 900. obtained the money and
kept it. When the forgery was discovered he fed
About a year ago he found in Philsdelphis
This is the second time he was tried yhs mrv
failed TO agree in the first trial
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
HOTEL WoLcoTT LEASE PURCHASED.

George T. Stockham. who had been until recently
manager of the Hotel Breslin. announced yesterday
that he had completed negotiations the pur-
chase OF the lease and furnishings of the Hotel
Wocott al Fifth avenue and 31st street, and would
take possession June l.
Mr.. Stockham, who lives at No 43 East 9th
street said that he had sold both his financial
and mana gerial interests in the Hotel Breslin
He said he did not contemplate any marked
changes in the management OF the Hotel Wolcott
at present. with the exception OF few changes In
the staff of employees
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
LAMBS SUPERINTENDENT ARRESTED

John J. Tissen, who has been superint endent of
the Lambs for many years. and who in that ca
pacity has become well known to theatrical peopls
generally, was arrested yesterday afternoon on
complaint of his wife. who charged him with nom
support He was released on his promise to pav
Mrs. 1issen sl5 week Some fine apo Mrs rrissa,
brought suit for absolute divorce and the action
is pending. Her husband, she said. was n wealthy
man. Mr. Tfssen said that he was entirely de
pendent his salary of s225 a month
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
ASKS MONEY FOR ORPHANS. OUTING

John 7. Cutting chairman OF the fI1nds commit .
Tee OF the orphans Automobile Day festival has
sent cut an appeal TO the public for MONEY, 70 ~
vide a meal for the eight thousand orphans VIII
will he guests ride TO Luna rarr or
June g. In asking that all contributions he sent
to him at No 1858 Broadway Mr.. Cutting said
that the orphans outing had become a ner,ro
nent feature. and that it would be success tbi.
year unless scarcity of funds interfered
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
mpoueALC HAWKES. GETS LICENSE

McDougsll Hawkes.. former Dock Commissioner
who already announced IN The Tribune is 70
nlarrY Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris accom-
panied her TO the marriage license bureau in the
city Hall yesterday afternoon, where license
was procured. Mr. Hawkes. gave his age as forty
five years. Miss Morris is thirty-nine years old
sccordinE 10 the records In hlins out his an
plication Mr.. Hawkes. said he had a middle name
Emile. but that he did not il The marriage
Of Mr.. Hawkes. and Miss Morris will take place on
june
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
CHESS VICTORY FOR N. Y. A. c.

Playing six men side. the New Iork Ath-
letfc club and the Crescent Athletic Club IF
BROOKLYN engaged in a test of skill at chess at the
New York Athletic club house last night. After
four hours of PLAY the verdict was reached IN
favor of the New York Athletic Club team by the
score Of FIVE games 70 one.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
ROAD FAILS; BLAMES LEGISLATION.

Pauls Valley Okla. May 2s.-The Oklahoma Cen
tral Railroad Company. operating from Lehigh TO
Chickasaw. $50 miles into the hands Of A
receiver yesterday. Radical legislation. which first
prevented the sale of the road and then blocked A
loan Of s5o.eco already arranged in Philadelphia Is
given by President a u. Carter as the cause Of
harkruptcv
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
FIFTY YEARS a TEACHER.

The expupils of Miss Margaret West, who has
taught for fifty years in the pubic schools Of Au-
burn. n. y. going to celebrate her jubilee on
June ) The pupils. who number thousands by
this time, purpose to erect statue in honor Of
Miss West, and the teachers who have served
der her will present her with purse containing
fifty gold dollars. The movement was set on foot
by the president Of the Mothers Club of Auburn
Mrs Florence Smith Hoyt. whose grandfather
Josiah Litchwork. the trustee of the first pub
lie school in the place. "Old No. l."
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
FRENCH LICK WARNED OF RAID

French Lick. Ind, May S.-Gar1bling places here
were raided last night by officers acting under
orders of Governor Hanly and Attorney General
Bingham. warning had been teIegraphed from
indianapolis however, and all gambling parapher-
MALTA had been removed
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
GARDNER SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

The commencement exercises OF the Gardner
School we're held last night No 6o7 Fifth ave-
The Rev. DR. Wilton Merle Smith delivered
an address and the Rev. DR.. John s. Allen pre-
sented the diplomas TO the graduates This year Is
the ftisth of the continuous career OF the school
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
The MACMILLAN COMPANY
Proposals.

S,EALED BIDS OF PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEIVED
- BY Board CT water supply. the
Board - 80 Brcs1way- View YorE Room 2to 1irca
Hocr II q. m. 2 I9GS. FOR TIE CON
sTRUCTIoN C,F The PoNDoCT sIPHoN- AND one
HALF OF FOETICOC GRADE Tunnel THE
TOWNS OF HARBLETOVN AND NEW pALTZ. u
sTER COUNTY NEW YORK. Az the abe p,a-s ard
time will publicly opened ava-1
OF contract. if awarded. viii be
practicable Pamphlets con-a7i7
bidders form OF contract Specifications etc 7aphsts
contract draw b obtained at Rom
the above address by 9eposns ths OF dollars
pamphlet. 500
rhstr acceptable within
thirty from when Be 7psna1.
Fer further particulars City Record
JOHN A. BENSEL | Commissioners
Of ~
CHARLES y c'HADw1CK sae-55t
CHARLES 4. SHAW. Water S,-7Dy
J SMITH
Cnief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Bulletin.
Bulletin.
A REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE.

The Pennsylvania
with
s omenal
During the 6fthre March
rty-nne
enenemen drive the train
of
and
reaching his
hom
"Pnnvana
Special Yorkat Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN

Such pretty little dressing Jacket this one
cannot fail 70 fnd its welcome 1t is made Of
white batiste. trimmed with embroidery. but II
would he charming If the material chosen were
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
OFFICE OF THE CITY CHAMsERIA1y.


CsSego. y. Y. MAY SIR 1908
SE4LED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At rHa
~ ofHce Of undersigned CITY Of OsvsS1 y Z
3rd Jrre Iens. -'cIocz N eo- -
purchase of 500 600 Ans registered water Bonds u "a
City exempt from AL -sEstfon,. de-orra-
ST. and $500 each. Is 1905. s-E r1a-7S
SlSsOO annua " Sorna1C'Gg June Is. Interest
PAYABLE June 1st act Dccefnosr PRINCIPAL ara IL
terest paysbs at ha ofce OF United f1zsSs
and Trust Company Of New York City Bonds will .
certified as 70 seniaeaess BY Trust Con-,
psny. and then Legally approved bv J. ~ Csf4vs.
panied by csrrihs5 chscR incorp, anal -s-E =
trust company. payable order
OF the value Of bonds bid sor Delivery aC-5s
VIII b made on The 9Th June. 1905 a. eileen
O'Clock A NJ. at the 5lce OF named T-usr Com
pany- Th4 right reserved reject any o. al BIDS
mentioned Trust Company the
:. CARROLL SMITH. t.-s,,bsrfa-
pRoFoSAIs FtsR PAPER--DE.PCT QUARTER
Il masters once 18th street 4 Ta~r,- sad
Phsdelphis. May Is. 1905 SeaIsd PROPOSAL 7 r~ip.-
cate. Subjecr the usual conditions Hz
here until II O'Clock A NJ. June I i9OS ara r.sl
opened for furnishing and delivering this depot rs
pounds Intsrinei Cas- Lining Paper anf 81 rsars
500 in quantities by this repar,rls-- IN.
night ts reserved accept al r-0-sas
or part thereof. Preference given
OF domestic manufacture conditions quality ara
tncuduS in the price Of foreign predictions
features the duty thereon, being
be furnished application this depot Envelopes
containing proposals Endorsed Proposals Ssr Papv
70 he opened Jun~ I. 1905" 1t Col e G IIOOGS0N.
Depot QUsrtermasfer
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

IDROPoSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF BAKERY
Il War department, once OF ,-Ansrrtrtir <
tSuarterTnas5er. New London. Conn MAY T. 1905
Sealed proposals for the O. a brick
stone bakery building at Fort Terry y Y and in
stang plumbing electric wiring and lighting fvrrrsy
once until 1910 \ NJ. June I. 1908 then opsHed
information furnished application. Envelopes con-
tanning proposals should be endorsed sor
55SSahery. and addressed. WILLIAM 2 horton.
yINREASCRY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE Of THE Sc
L retary Washington. n c.. Nav 70 1905 sea isi
proposals for furnishing ohfces OF Treasury De-
partrnent with Coin Bags for dscal year erdinx
80. 1909 will received at this once until Sa-
urday. June ~. 1905 O'Clock. 2 NJ Blank forrns
for oddtng with instructions and description OF bag
printed thereon. will upon application
tho Secretary os the Treasury
GEO B. CORTELYOJ-. Secretary.
DROPOSALs FOR REPAIRING BULKHEAD war
Il Department. Ofce OF ths Constructing Qlartsvnss
ter New London Conn. May I. i9Os-S-aled proposals
for repairing timber bUkhesd Sort Mansfield r l.
1905. and then opened Information Furnished aV-
pcaton Envelopes containing proposals should ~ IN
dorsed. Proposals for Repairing BIlkhead and a1-
dressed. WILLIAM F HORTON. Major or. Mr.
VDROPOSALs FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LIGHT AND
FOG SIGNAL TUWER.-War Department Onfce "
the Constructing Quartermaster. New London. conn.
light and fog signal tower Fcrt Michie n Y. viii
be received this Office m. June l. l9's
and then opened. Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals should indorsci. Pro
pvsas Tor Light and Fog Signal Tower. and sfiresse
WILLIAM r HORTON. Major or Mr.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
Proposals.

ITABTH FILLING AND DREDGING-oFF1CE. cox
Il q NJ. Sfocln N. Y. t3. 1905
sealed proposals in trIprate vi Be recsrea until Q
\ VI !. 1905 earth filing behind walls
where plans and spscifc a1on4 En-
velopAs containing proposals will he endorsed Poposa .
for Earth Filling ami addI sssei Constructing Q
PROPOSALS FoR TURFING ETC.-wAR DEPART-
4 Office Of the Constructing tSiartArnaster. New
london Conn Nav IGpPS-SealAd proposals for
paradoz Of. and t,rnng all slopes
to, Battery Hoppock. Fort n - Wright. =. l. viii
be this Office until IL 4S l. laos
ana then opened application
Envelopes containing proposals should be ndorssd Pro
dressed WILLIAM Z. HORTON. Major Or Mr
OTFIcE, OF THE COMMISSIONERS D G. VAST
~ ington. May -. faos sealed proposals. will be
{. 1905. for furnishing and installing 100 II
boiler. make ali necessary changes TIRE
piping to connect With th4 presert oant anJ
az the Home for the Aged ard Inhrm Blue Plains
=. Specifications and proposal blanks
tanned this Office Room 10 AZ H 2. 2 MAC
FARLAND HENRY L WEST. JAY J. MORROW
Commissioners D. 9
DoaDs sIDE;w. Ltzs. Erc-oFFIcE CONSTRUCT
Il ing O. NJ. Fort Slccum. y. Y. April 9, 1905
June l. 1905 for cons-rUctfor roads
cutters drains Blank forms OF proposals
information furnished here where plans and specifications
may be Envelopes containing proposals will en-
dorsed Proposals Roads. Con
structin- O. NJ.
- Slocum. y. Y April 1908 proposals N
tTiplfcate. viii recei-ef until NJ June l. 1aos
construction of here Blank forms prs
posals information furnished here where plans and
posais will endorsed Proposals for Wall ani
addressed Constructing Q NJ
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
Instruction.
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN rEACHERS' AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Govsrnssses
60 Collesss, school and yamil,ss- Apply to
NrA ~ J. YoCNo-TULToN. "a unssu square
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05
gins Rurtne.

Die 18jd6rige Suianna STANLEY
madte ibrem 9s6en EN- gnoe, iHoem
lie ii6 in Der gdGs BON 6orlid's
Damn i'm RoOt Ripsr srtrdntts. Robt.
QttinIon, Der 5hnagsr Der ungliids
Ii6en. 1T beihuloist, oas gldo6en
periibrt unD 0aourd in ben COB ges
trie6en 81 6absn. gr loa nab gbis
cago gefliihtet fem.
Wdbreno bic II Sabre ate 5rGu
3,oan Dunn i6r mittdgsmabl eins
na1m, iebts i6 Elm Stid 5lsifd in
i6rem 6alfe isIt, unO ebs dr3tli6s
6ilis ber5sigerufsn uerOsH tonnts, Dar
lie eritidt.
Dsil er an sinsm Wd9enleiosn
lit unb ale 6offuung auf @%ensIung
auisegebsn bate, be5ina Der 20 SABRE
alte gbds. Stephan. Sobn elmer BE-
tannten 6amilil in Catalonia, Selbits
moro ourh GrIhieben.
~ Qabe Gorlib entgletiien Is nag
CONS uno bic QocomotiDe zines 5radts
3uges Der Ct. gdulSSdbH. 3pet
8remfer pu1bsn er6sblih OerIeBt uno
bstrdhtIihsr Sahi6aoen puroe anges
rihtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

mann bat 3Dsifsaos SslbitmOr0 Be-
sangen, inoem er 9ariiersriin eins
na6m, odnn IsiHe aleiosr nit getros
isi;m tydnstt uno in 6rano isbts uno
Hm IfIicBli6 in ntn 5lub i~iiir5tt.
,Sn appleton III osiHrit
Sdirr, Der b. D. Sci itiner ar5eit in
ciuem 4b5ugseanalgrabsn Dcn elmer
aui i6n rolenosn siiernsn Rohre 10
ihner oerleBt nurot, isinen 9erlesunz
gen erlegen.
Sin 5jdbriees 30hier9sn oes
i'm 5oiun q Or 10 pObneHoen s.
8obinion IeBts beim Spielsn nit 5euer
feline aleiosr in brnao uno iterb uHisr
entietlihen S6mer3en.~
Die glort6 BiH0fOr Wtolterei
Habe Ds # fDurbe ourh 6eueT
gdn5lih 5srit0rt.
Rabe QfbIGnb nrrbs Der
6olsfdaer Dan. 5imm BON siusm tiirs
senoen Baum setroffen uno ipdbrs
idsinlid t0OiIid berIsst.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-04-05

0jr rotben sjnem sSeosH beim @ins
tauf zines 6ausbaltartitels isbr Dor
Iintiq 3u fem unb ous5urehnen, Oh
mar oas Bette eridpiHsen tam ooer
a6sr li6 NIT minoerpertbiger Waare
begnHgen mug. IS gibt nur eineu
Eaa in Dem Spariomteit om unre9s
ten 9ldbe lit, uuo 100 bas ein3ige 3iel
isin foa, oas Bette in Der Welt 81 6es
lommen uno bas lit, beim 4duf elmer
Mebicin. 9ei 5t0ruua,n oes M1ageus
uHo Der Gin0epeioe lit unfer @nts
ihluB idnea gefabt, neil mir niHen,
oaB teiH 9eilmittel 1riRer's @mtrican
Gltrir Of Bitter Dine eriebeu tGnn.
Sic ionten beoenieu. oaB inoem Sic
Sbre 9er0apung Dis0er in gut or6ei
tenoen 3uitaHb o%srisben. S6re @eiunos
belt perfect iein niro. DieIeg III 10
natiirlih boB man lid punoern muB.
parum mande 9eate ben 5toruneen
oes Qppttits uHo Der 9erOauund feline
8eahtung ihsnten. obIdou lie genau
miheu, Bag als oisie St0runesn ben
0an3en &0rptr dngpsiien. Ste Ioaten
iofort 3rintr's Mmerican Glirir Of
Bitter Bine gtbrauden. Gs mi1o ben
8sroauangscdnal rein unb irifh ma
hen, mas rsines gtut b~eoeulet. uno
rsires glut bsosuitt @tiuno6eit. Sn
Qpot6stsn. Sol. Trtuer. no. Gle
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