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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Stevens-Hall.

Christ Church was the scene of bril-
liant assembage Wednesday evening,
June %, at $50 o'clock, when Miss
Esther f. Hall, daughter of Mrs. Mary
j. Hall, was united in marriage to Mr..
Maynard w. Stevens. The rector, the
Rev. DIR. Miller, dictated. The church
was handsomely decorated for the occa-
sion, and was crowded to the doors by
the friends of bride and groom. Sharp
at the appointed time, amid the inspir-
ing strains Of Lohengrins wedding
march, played by Mrs. Amey, the bride
entered the church, on the arm of her
brother-in-law, Charles +. johnson, and
accompanied by her sister, Daphne l..
Hall, as bridesmaid, meeting the groom
and his best man, II. E. Fitzgerald, at
the chanccl, where under wedding
bell the marriage VOWS were made. The
bride was given away by Mr.. Johnson.
The ushers were r. A. Bishop, P. j..
Corbett, Edward Randall and A. H..
Wagner.
The bride was gowned in white satin,
and wore white tulle veil fastened with
white sweet peas and carried bouquet
of the same flower The bridesmaid s
dress was nile green silk muslin aud she
wore large picthre hat of white, trim
med with green tulle and pink roses and
carried bouquet of pink sweet peas.
At the close of the ceremony Mrs.
Amey played Memberships wedding
march, and the newly married pair and
friends returned to the house, where a
reception was held, lasting over two
hours, many attending to extend sincere
congratulations aud good wishes. The
parlors were brilliantly lighted and dec
GRATED, and Laters orchestra furnished
music. Dainty refreshments were
served, Miss Ava Needham, and Miss
Stevens presiding at the punch bowl
The guest book was in charge of A. H
Wagner.
There was a bewildering array o
handsome and valuable wedding gifts
consisting of silverware, cut glass, linen
furniture, pictures, bric.a-bac, in fac
everything necessary for young coupl
starting housekeeping. The gifts als
included 5000 cash from an uncle O
) 'Mn Stevens.
Bride and groom left on the nigh
Pullman, and had rousing send of
Their first stopping place will be Mont
real, thence to Toronto, Niagara Fall
and Chicago, and on their return the
will take up their residence at tn
, brides old home on Pleasant street
which has been nicely fitted up TO
7 them.
: The brides going away dress was
= travelling gown of London Smoke, an
she wore large black and white hat.
' Both being very popular in societ
3 and among their friends many are tn
f congratulations and good wishes fo
their future health and happiness.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24

Mrs. NJ. B. Ladd is up from Lyndon
vile for few days.
Miss Ava Needham of Rouses Point,
n. Y, is here calling on old friends aud
associates.
DIR. Ker aud wife of Canaan were ia
town " ednesday to attend the Stevens
Hall wedding.
Frank Danforth, wife and little sou
of Portland are here visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam DanfOath.
Mrs. Charles Tracy, who has been
very i'll with rheumatism for long
time, was out for a while on the piazza
Wednesday, the second time in seven
months.
Miss Mildred Foss aud Miss Elsie
Hall are taking course of instruction
on the pipe organ of Prof Fitz Read, of
London, England, who is spending sew
eral months in Sherbrooke, Que.
Albert Dales, wife aud two children
of Randolph came last week tovisit Mrs
Dale's mother, Mrs. NJ. S. King. Tues
day all went to Seymour Lake to re-
main two weeks, accompanied by Miss
Sadie King aud A. p Cobb aud wife.
The next attraction at the opera
house will be the beautiful rural comedy
"The Runaway Ranker", which will be
presented this Thursday evening by a
strong company, play that has been
greatly applauded by the large audi
ences that have witnessed it, Reserved
seat tickets can be bad at Thurston's
drug store.
WANTED-Forty-six Young Ladies
for the Goddess of Liberty float in the
Fourth of July parade. Those who
have already promised to take part, as
well as others who are willing to do so,
will please meet at Y. NJ. c. A. Hall on
Friday, June "a, at 3 o'clock sharp.
While il is not expected that all will be
singers, it will be necessary to have a
goodly number who can join in singing
the national airs. Please come and
bring books containing the national airs
Friends throughout Essex county and
elsewhere will be pleasantly interested
in the following announcement, copied
from the Boston Transcript, and will ex-
tend congratulations and good wishes -
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Augusta NJ. Wood to Colonel Porter II.
Dale, to take place in the South Con-
gregational Church, Exeter street, on
Saturday, June 25, at noon. Miss Wood
is teacher in the Hyde School in Bos-
ton, and Colonel Dale is a well-known
lawyer of Island Pond, VT, with bust
ness interests in Fitzdale in that State
and also in Boston. lie is the son of the
late George n. Dale, at one time lieu
tenant governor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Graduating Exercises.

The closing exercises of the ninth
grade and of the High School gradual
ing class of 1910 were held in Opera
Hall on Friday evening last at o'clock.
A large audience gathered to witness the
exercises. The stage was beautifully
decorated with flowers. A platform ex
tending from the front of the stage
formed a center entrance which pro-
duced pleasing effect. Later's orches-
ira furnished the music.
Claude S. Foss delivered the saluta
tory and Esther M. Williams was the
valedictorian. Both acquitted them
selves with credit. In so large a class
seventeen-lack of space forbids us to
speak of each individually. Two num-
bers, however, by reason of their excel
lence as well as their unusual character
must be mentioned. These were the
study in expression by Zilpha +. Porter,
Hazel M. Stevens and Esther NJ. Will
liams, who gave a series of delsartian
poses which revealed the different emo
tions Of the heart such as love, fear, hui
milty, pleading, resignation. Their
movements were extremely graceful, and
in their loose, flowing greek dresses they
presented a charming picture. The
other number was the Delsarte garland
drill by all the girls of the class. This
was most beautiful number and we'll
deserved the abundant applause which
it received. These were especially pre-
pared by Mrs Fannie Ward Miller.
The Rev. DR.. Miller of Christ Church
addressed the ninth grade class and de
lvered their diplomas. In his address
DR.. Miller spoke of the advantages of {
good educationAnd urged the members
of the class to continue in school as Ions
as possible, thus fitting themselves tn,
better for the duties and obligations o
life. A good, sound education is tn,
best equipment boy or girl can hav'
for living a good and useful life. Fl,
pleaded for liberal support of tn
schools aud teachers, and high grad
of instruction.
Mrs. Jane B. Edmands, town super
intendent, then briefly addressed tn
graduating class of the High School ant
gave the diplomas. She congratulate
them on the successful completion o
their course and spoke of their faithful
ness during their school life,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24

Box rents at the post Office for the en-
suing quarter are now due.
Miss Reeve left town Tuesday for a
weeks vacation in Portland and vicinity.
The Runaway Banker a. the opera
house tonight. SpeciAlties between the
acts.
Mrs. Stolte, who has been here sever
al weeks, returned Sunday to her home
in Buffalo, n. Y.
John Willoughby and wife are ex-
pected home this week from Santa
Barbara, Cal. Welcome.
The regular meeting of Ross Encamp-
ment, |. o. o. F., for the current
month will be held next Tuesday even
ing at o'clock.
John b. Reeve ("Jack') went to Cor
ham, n. H., Monday, operator at the
Grand Trunk station, with third hours.
Mrs. +. C. Potter, who has been visit
ing her parents at Constable, n. Y, re-
turned home Wednesday. Mrs. Potter $
father, T. T. Denesha, has purchased a
very pleasant farm at Constable.
Leslie Skinner, wife aud baby, of St
Johnsbury are spending their vacation
here with his mother, Mrs. Henry Ran
dali. Before returning home they will
go to Portland for few days.
Miss Lillian Adams, formerly of
Brooklyn, n. Y, now engaged with
Mrs. NJ. p. wilkins millinery establish
ment in Whitefeld, n. H., is a visitor
in town, the guest of Mrs. Will Smith.
Drop your pieces of paper, orange and
banana peel, and the hundred and one
other things that come under the cate
CORY of 'refuse" in the garbage cans
that are about town-or at least should
be about town.
Prof. Marks, some years since prin-
cipal of our high school, the past five
years principal at Colebrook, n. H., has
been engaged as principal for Arms
Academy, Shelburne Falls, Mass, to
begin his work in the fall.
Owing to the change in the train ser
vice the afternoon mail leaving 80 min
utes earlier than usual, the mail at the
postotfice will be closed at 1890. The
Sunday hours will remain as heretofore,
8 to 10 A. NJ. and to 2 p. NJ.
The following is clipping from
"'The Standard" Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina, edition of May 18th, 1910
"The wedding of Miss Alice NJ. Sad.
eir and MIR. Maurice f. Fevez was
quietly celebrated in the San Ignatio
Church last night"
The summer schedule on the Grand
Trunk went into effect Sunday morning.
Several important changes in time have
been made affecting all the through
passenger trains, and the morning mail
for Portland now leaves at Clio instead
OF COS. The corrected time table is
published elsewhere.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Local Business Notices.
HOLEPROOF HOSE

HOLEFkOOF HOSE
6 pair warranted for months at
Stern Brothers.
NOTICE.
All accounts now due the Guest-Wil.
cox Co. must be settled by July l, 1910,
to save costs. The Guest Wilcox Co.,
June %, 1910.
FOR SALE.
Ny house near the Mason crossing on
Middle street. rooms. In excellent
condition. Electric lights. A good
bargain and reasonable terms.
A. A. DANFoRTH.
TENEMENT TO RENT
containing seven rooms, with all modern
conveniences, electric lights, hot and
cold water, good cellar and woodshed.
Located on South street. Apply to IL.
f. Randall.
FOR SALE.
One second hand automobile, in first
class condition. Ready to give demon
stration of 10 or 100 miles. j. +. Lam
bert, Newport, Vt.
WOOL CARDlNG-Barton Wooden
Mills. Washing, carding and greasiug,
l3c. Carding and greasing, &c, Wool
left ut G.. w. Brackets store, West
Charleston, or w. W. Goes store, West
Burke, last shipment October 25. +. W.
Cars store, Newport, shipped Septem-
Der 10. Carded aud returned at sc per
bunch extra.
NOTICE.
We have discontinued the sale of
grain and after this date (June 23)
shall take 40 orders for same. We will
deliver without charge to regular Gus
toners who order direct of A.C. Gallup
o. i. Wilcox & Co.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Those who find il hard

to live within their income are invited
to figure out how hard it will be for q
family to live without it. 1t certainly
is easier to pay an insurance premium
than it is to go without insurance.
6lst year. National Life ms. Co. Of
Vt. (Mutual)
W. W. SPRA0UE & SON,
General Agents Of Northeastern Vermont,
St. JOhnsbury, VI.
j, II. LaRoche Special Agent,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Fourth of July Celebration.

Friends of neighboring towns are
most cordially invited to join with
Island Pond in great celebration the
coming Fourth of July, for which we
have and are making extensive arrange
ments in fact there will be something
doing" all the time--a continuous Ter
Torrance. The programme includes:
Salute at sunrise.
8 a. IN. Parade of business floats and
automobiles, preceded by the Goddess of
Liberty float, driven by "Uncle Sam
with young ladies representing the sew
eral states, and followed by the Berlin
Brass Band. Committee, l.. b. Jones.
w. +. Morong, &. Z. Clarke.
At the conclusion of the parade the
several contests will be taken up:
Biscuit race
100 yard dash
Wheelbarrow race
Hurdle race
Creased pig
Sack race
200 yard dash
Tug of War
Committee, d. c. Foss, Jr., W: A.
Gleeson, A. c. Chapman.
Dinner recess.
100 p. IN. Horse races. Green race
free for ALL running race.
Judges, ID. p. Mackenzie, e. +
Clarke, D. c. Foss, Jr. Starter, Ilazen
Blodgett.
3 p. IN. Baseball match at Athletic
Park, Island Pond vs.. Derby Line. Ad
mission to grounds 25 cents; ladies Il
cents.
Band concert in the evening in the
park.
In the evening the Lady Minstrels o
Coaticook, Que, with four funny enc
IN en-, will give superior minstrel show
closing with social dance. The pro
moter of the minstrel show, w. II
Kane, has very generously donated thu
proceeds of this entertainment after pay
ment of expenses, to the purchase o
suits for the baseball boys, therefore W,
should see that the opera hall is packed
Charles f johnson, F. f. Russell,
f. Boyce are the general committee,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
GRASS SEED

Xxx Timothy Seed per bu. $500
xxx " 2.75
White Mt. Timothy perbu. 3.25
Red Glover per ID. 30
White Mt. Clover per lb. .23
White Mt. seed Oats per bu. I.25
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
NOTICE

The undersigned having purchased
the Business, Stock in Trade and good
will of the Guest-Wilcox Company vii
conduct the said business at the old stand
under the name of o. p. Wilcox x Co
All debts due the Guest Wilcox Co
must be paid to the undersigned who
assumes all liabilities of the late Com
pany. u,.,
O. p Wilcox.
Island Pond, VT, June I, 1910
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Chas. {. WiIIOughby
A CARD

The GUEsT-WILCOX Co. desire to
tban, their many friends for the liberal
natrouage extended to them during the
fine they have been in business and they
now announce that they have sold their
bu,incss to Mr.. 0. p. Wilcox and they
respectfully ask for a continuation OF
hubble patronage to the new firm of o.
p Wilcox x Co.
The Guest-Wilcox Company,
John Guest, President.
Ernest c. Wilcox, Secty.
Island Pond, Vt, June 7, 1910.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
Electric Lighting
HAVE YOU
Been thinking about making a change
in the lighting of your home?
Think no longer-ACT.

Dispense with the old, smoky lamps that re
quirc so much attention every day, and try
Elccuicity-the ideal Light.
Now i, the time of year when it can be done
the cheapest when housekeeping is i'll full
swing. 40 uot labor under the delusion that
Electricity costs more than other light. Inquire
intothe subject and you will be surprised at its
cheapnc-s.
Having decided to have this system installed
telephone and We Will call and give you an
estimate.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24
EMF Run a Success
Car Standing
Severe DurabiI.
ity Tests Better
than the drivers.

Boston Herald, June 10, 1910 The EMF Thirty
that has been making the utility and stability
the of Boston standing the strain better than
the drivers The constant running day and night for the
last days has failed to have any effect upon the car,
but drivers Hawkins Earl and King have grown thin and
haggard.
On account of this fact, Sales Manager Burleigh
Crockett of the Boston EMF company has decided to
call the test off, the the drivers proving too great
The will be taken apart by mechanical experts
show what effect the test has had upon it. the
motor having been exactly two weeks without
stop under the most trying conditions over the city
streets. While the has been a severe on the
motor it has been doubly the brakes and gears.
Owing the fact that the greater part of the 5000 odd
miles that the car has covered has been made in the
crowded districts when the stops there will have been
approximately $1,000 shifts of gear and 5000 brake ap
pIcatons. 1t will be extremely interesting to what
effect this these parts has had for the
numbers greater than usually made in the entire
lifetime of under ordinary conditions
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-06-24

A CARD. We desire to thank all oul
friends who in any way assisted us in
our sorrow, and we are very grateful tC
the Epworth League and many Others
for the beautiful flowers, also to the
singers.
David La Plante and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin p. Drown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Paul.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
5eit abaeIiefert.

Mtr muuen unieren Geler!1 Elm
orhdllb periihern DaB Soidee'S
German Sprup beut5ntase polltlo
has eInsiqe Brdourat i'm Marfte ~
ueld)es 95tunoluai tthctrs M
beilt. SO ertbdlt bic @leenmittel'
ala reiner Ebeer. Gusaug pm Rtlaas
aenbars II, 10, melte alS 9etlmtttel
fir Suiten unb 5Aninoiubt pm ben
mebeaip,ssen Gpnsreiien 10 bod ge'
5tabt .,Ib. Der Sawinotdt'ge,
e~iuerlei ob bic ssrantbeit i'm pale
pber 2uuse, muB bes 0aehts &u9e
habe unb oes Mpr9ens trel lein pom
anfaue upn trpdenen uno folternoer
Suiten. 9ie ertranttea Sbeile per'
fanaen na6 &ube, beilenber uno
linbenoer 8ebanbluns, uno Der Pas
tient bebarf Der friiden Suit, outer
Wabrung freien Gusmnrfs bes Mtor'
aens, nit lhueEer unb oauernoer
Sinberuna. ateine 5faidden 81
as Gents eetpbbnlihe @rbBe nabe5ti
2 Mal 10 piel eptbaltenb rs Gents.
Sn auen Nppthefen III haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
RDhs 4!

@tit Dem /, stpril o%nfangen0 fla.
ben mir %folgenbe Rtleoge Sicfets
sum 8erfauf.
500 WeiIen gut allf Nfo. &acific
un6 Sron Iountain 9abn in Mii.
ioliri, fam bon irgeno ielilonb be-
nltbt tperoen $3.50.
1000 Meilen auf $40. @acific II.
Sron Molintain gut in arfonias,
2ouiianno uno MilIoilri $25. &onn
MIR bon Der i'm @eiIerlbu9 genaun.
ten &erIon benitbt Derben.
1000 Neilen gut aitf oer 800. Gnc
fic. Sron @t. Gp, Seros & 8acific,
Snt. & get. Ior, ct. 8. & g. SO.
un6 Miss. &iper unb 9onre Serra
SIP. in IrfoniaS, Colorado, 2ouiio-
no unb Miiiouri $50. Gbetfalls
@eitren 1000 Coupon perionli6es
Sifet gut ouf allen gabren 6itIid
oes @iiiouriflitiieS 8u $40. alle
obigen Ieilerbiider iino gut a1lf
/ Sabr bonn S~mtfStoge.
q. @. r a nj g r,
@gent, Sermann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

Az idlieben ur6 @efdbrten 3u beiis.
en-, uno ibnert altsidlieblit Derma6e
i'd olle fr0bIi6en 2ieoer uno Gb0re,
oamit Tie iie nit frii6er Stimme
iingen.
Stem: Den 2iebenoen ifberfpeife
i'd ole 8eIt Der Sbantaiie nit 9lI-
lem, mas Tie brauden mosen ben
RoIen ON Der @auer, ben 9liitben
oes Sage6orns, ben iiiBen aldngen
Der Muiif nrb alles 4noere, mo.
ourf iie fib 9nier un6 SdOn.
belt ibrer Siebe Dor slugen gu fii6.
rem wiini6en.
Stem: llno oenen, obie ni6t lam
ger ainoer ODER SiingIinge ultb
Sungfrauen ooer 2iebenoe iinb,
binterlaiie is oos @ebG6tnib uno
oermode ibnen Ole @eoiftbdnbe
bon Burns mo Shakespeare unS
onbern Gidtern, ruenl es nod all.
Oerc aicbt, homit Tie Die ocrgan.
genen Gage nod aiiniiaI ourdlcber
f0nnen, ipei uno boil, o6ne 3ebn-
ten uno a68ug.
Stem; ltnieru @eliebten i'm idnel
igen aralt3 pernadle id) oas Slid.
Ocs alters, Die 2iebe uno 0anf6or.
felt lire Sinner, bis iie fi6 ifla.
len Iegcn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
RIA Iicst Der SnnS bcsrabcn."

8er bon unieren 2eierinnen unb
2eler nermae Die &eOensart sn oeit-
ten2 sic 1T iebr alt uano itebt i'm
innigen 3uiammenbang NIT Dem
.alf oet Srno fommen". Sn alten
Better nannte bentider Spradege-
brau9 bem in fltneenben Miin8e 5lt.
riid9clegten Sporgroi6elt, Der nur
i'm aiiBeriter Stotb berbalten ipllte,
.Suno". Mubte er angegriffen tper
ben, 10 mar Der getreffenbe eben aitf
ben Sl1nS gefommen. 8dbreno fir
gep6bnlih Der i'm @ettitrpb ner-
itedte Strltmpf ben mobernen Safe
Der 9anfpal1Ite pertrat, tpllrbe in
ben ilnrtbigen &riegS5eiten Der
|S6ot beimlid bel Rodt i'm Sors.
garten ooer lonitno pergraben. Oft
omlerte es lanee bis Die @efabr Dor.
iiber uno Der uSuto", tuie man ben
@ebalter, einen giietl- ooer Stein-
topf, allgemein naunte, wieSer Dem
S6oB Der Grbe entnonmen iperben
%fonute. Gunn modte onS 8ieber.
finben mobI oft Sdmierigfeiten, uno
tuenn es geIitn9en mar, ben Spaten
nit perbeibenoem Slang oiif ben
Sdos itieB, crtrang iid Der 9ruft
oes beiorgten Sdasgrobers Elm be.
frcienbes: r9a liegt Ser Sitno be.
grabem!"
Sriebrib garboroiia n~erurtbeilte
einen aufriibrerifen 8rafen uro iei.
ne SpieBgeielIen gu Der entebrenoen.
nebr tpie Den Zoo gefiirdteten Stro.
fe, eiten ~rauoigen SrtrO cine oeut.
Idle @eile melt gu trageil. Sier fam
obcr tidt Der @eni6 aiif ben Snno
inlloern Der Smto anf ben Men.
iden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10

Cine ieltiome Seier fan6 unlG1teIt
in 9olabmore, 8ipperarp. SrlonS,
Itatt, lleber 10000 2eute 6arln.
fer so GetitIide ferner 600 ioge.
mantle Sauutirg Gors bic eigenar.
tigem nationaIen @agen STRANDS
tbeil, Ser arlaB mar Die 9eerbig.
ing BON @illiam mo Daniel SIC.
Gornod, Die am Ii. Mai 1868 tpe.
gen Morbes aebanet iporoen iuareit,
aeren llitidrnlo iidl aber ip6ter Der.
allsgejtellt bat. Der Moro, fir Sen
lie pnifulbM Den COB erlitten, pur.
De on einem Iitfieber nanens ellis
begangeib Der iif) ben a~llgemciuet
Sab Der Sebolfernng burdy Sie rid.
ii6tsloie arstrefbung ormer 2eilte
BON Sof pnb Sans 5uge5oaeil bottc.
Gr lulrOe ailf Ser 2anoitrabc erihoi.
len, als er art %. Sftober 1867 mad
ieircm Sauie 6%uriiffebrte. Die Mc.
Gormafs fuurben nrgefInat, perilr-
tbeilt nno bingeridtet; ipdter ieood
bcfannte elm getpiiier Mi6aeI @lee.
ion Die Gbat begangcn 5i buben Gs
mar Dies elmer Der grmittierten, itt6
lein Sobn nabm Nun al Ser
6cier tbeil. Ger &ihter, ser bie
Selbitmoro. Die euoIide lleberfiibr.
ing Der beiben 2etfen In getpeibte
Groe puroe oIs elm Sreitas i'm gan,
5er Giitrift begangen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-06-10
Sebte hoffnune ~peridwunoen.

Sebte hoffnune perifwunoen.
Gls berpprraeenbe Gerste iaeten
oas @. W. Gmitbhart, BON Setin,
Sa,, unbeilbare Shminbiu@t babe,
mar bsfer leste SDffnuna oahin,
aber Or. Sings Stem DISCOVERY fir
S@minbiuht, Suien unb @rtaltun.
Gen retteten linn BPM @rnbe. Or
iaet: r9ieie @ebisin bat mid ariinss
lidl furirt unb meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitoem babe ih fe 10 Sabre lang
aebrauht, un6 eradte bieielbe alS
eine iuunberbnres Sals. uno 2uneens
Seifmittel.4 Strene fpiHenibaft.
Tides Seilmittef fur Suften, tpebeu
Gals pber GrfdItuneen, nnb fderes
@prbeuennesmittel 5eeenIneumonia.
@crontirte Giaifen su 80 Gents nnb
SI.0o in 8ntfer 8rps. sIppthete
TrDbe 5laide frei.