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The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
SPORT.
Standing of Western League ,

Final arrangements for the sale of
tickets to the Denver-Indianapol
baseball game, to be played Monday,
Oct. 5, at Broadway park in Denver
for the benefit of the Colorado branch
OF the American Red Cross Society
We're made by the woman's commit
tee of the society, in charge of Mrs.
Horace Bennett.
While searching parties were en-
gagged in quest of Sias Christoffer-
son, the aviator, Lieutenant Morrow
of the government aviation school at
San Diego and their mechanician, who
disappeared while attempting a flight
from San Diego to Los Angeles, the
airship party were safe in bed In
hotel in Los Angeles.
At Topeka, Kan, the Bears won
their last game Of the season with
ease, but were almost as badly beaten
in the next to last contest. The lowly
Kaws, with southpaw Dashner pitching
in battling style, took the first game
of Sundays doubleheader. to 2. The
second went to Denver on hard hit.
ting and Topeka's errors. II to 8.
With his big White racer eating up
distance with clock-like regularity at
mile-aminute clip, Harold Brinker
captured both the 25-mile and 15-mile
automobile events at Overland park in
Denver and brought the most success
full motor racing series In Denver's
history to a close. Seven thousand
persons saw the contests, which COM
posed the second and closing day OF
the auto show program, arranged by
the Denver Motor Club.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02

Western Newspaper Union New Service
of quicksilver, as a result Of the Euro
pean war, have now an excellent op-
portunity to capture the trade with
Central and South America and with
the Orient from Japan to India, ac-
cording to the geological survey.
1t is stated that the Austrian produc-
ton Of quicksilver, controlled by the
government, apparently is cut off from
the worlds markets and the Italian
supply is regarded as uncertain. The
Spanish output is controlled mainly in
London and it is said that If this domi-
nation continues little metal will be
free, for a time at least, for the for
eign trade.
1t is believed that large Quantities OF
available European quicksilver will be
ture of explosive caps for fixed ammu-
milton for both small arms and artil-
lery, the present military operations
being on such large scale. Probably
only a little American metal can be
imported by the countries iuvolyed in
the war. ,
Formerly a considerabla amount of
American quicksilver went to Hong
Kong from San Francis, but the
Rothschilds are said to have controlled
this and all other markc,s Of the Far
East in recent years, ms well as a
large part of the Soul American
trade.
The chief quieksilyor producing
state Is California, with a total output
Of 1851 flasks in 1872 and a total
yield valued at s95 1902 .9,' from 1850
to date. Nevada. TeXas and Arizona,
the other producing stat. supplied A.
622 flasks altogether in @l2.
Calling attention to tla dependence
of the United States on Germany for
its potash supply. emphasized by the
European war situation, and to the
fact that this counrrv gets all its So
dium nitrate iron chile, the geolog-
ical survey suggc $ several domestic
sources Of combiuad nitrogen. One OF
these, it is stated. is the gas works
1912 reported a recovery of ammonia
cal liquor, ammonia and ammonium
sulphate valued at $s9,5l9,2GS. An
other domestic supply of nitrogen com
pounds lies in the fiyation of atmos-
pheric nitrogen by Electricity.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
TOO LONG WITHOUT CHANGE
Reason Why Jones Preferred to Own
Automobile Rather Than
Fine Horse.

Here Is n story that was told by
Congressman Charles R. Crisp OF
Georgia the other evening when the
talk turned to automobiles:
Smith was rambling down town one
afternoon when his friend Jones
whizzed along in a handsome new au-
tomobile. Came a halt, and then
some conversation.
Il see that you have been getting
another automobile" remarked Smith,
glacing over the machine. Wouldn't
you really prefer nice horse?"
We'll, hardly" smiled Jones. 81
would rather burn gasoline than pitch
hay"
But just think" persisted friend
Jones, "a horse lives to be twenty or
thirty years old"
"Yes, l know" admitted Jones. "but
that Is entirely too long to go without
changing the model" - Philadelphia
Telegraph.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
SKIN ITCHED AND BURNED

1928 Stout ST., Denver, Colo.-"The
breaking out started on my mothers
back. Later it covered her whole
body and caused intense burning and
itching. 1t first came in pimples and
later became rough and itchy. The
flesh then hardened. 1t was SO itchy
that she scratched and caused it to
spread. Her clothes irritated the break
ing out; she could wear only silk gar
ments. She got neither sleep nor rest.
The eruption was also on her face and
caused Disagreement.
"She tried everything that was pre-
scribed, but there was no relief. Then
she began to use Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and they gave her relief at
once. 1t lasted two weeks after she
began to use Cuticura Soap and Oint-
ment and then she was healed"
(Signed) Miss Dorothy Crissman, Apr
21, 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world. Sample of each
free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept l.. Boston. ADV.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
TO PRESS STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
President Does Not Consider Operat-
ors' Answer as Closing
Discussion.

Washington President Wilson will
continue to press for acceptance of the
tentative basis for settlement OF the
Colorado coal strike proposed by fed
eral mediators, despite the partially
unfavorable reply OF the operators.
President Wilson told callers he does
not consider the question closed and
that he will work for further negotia-
tions. The President said he did not
consider the reply Of the operators as
closing further discussion, and that he
expected favorab.a settlement. He is
considering separately the attitude OF
the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company,
and other companies concerned in the
strike
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
FOREIGN.

Mexico's cotton crop is a failure be-
cause Of the war.
The steamship Duca Di Geneva
sailed from Geno for New York with
800 passengers. for the most part
Americans.
Treat the German wounded the
same az our own" said President
Poincare during a recent visit to the
hospital at Bordeaux.
Capt Renjamin Watkins, Second IN
fantry, was found dead at the target
range al Fort Shafter, near Honolulu
t. II. Indications were that he had
shot himself.
1t is reported from Berlin that the
kaiser and the crown prince have
quarrelled because the ruler has told
his son frankly that the campaign in
France has been fiasco.
The American barkentine, S. N
Castle Of San Francisco, arrived at
Honolulu, carrying German refugees
from the French colony of Papeete,
who were deported by order of the
French governor.
The Chilean minister of finance in q
statement announced that although
the country was experiencing financial
difficulties owing to the European war,
the government would not increase the
issue OF paper currency.
The proposition OF instituting a dis
tincuve form of mourning to be worn
by the relatives OF British soldiers and
sailors killed in the war has attracted
much attention. Several titled wom-
en- have interested themselves in the
subject, but the form which the
mourning should take is still unde-
cided.
A Scotch woman, who has returned
to Edinburgh, Scotland, from Ger
many, where she has been staying with
friends at Essen, relates that work is
going on at the Krupp gun factory
feverishly day and night. The gun
and ammunition departments alone
are being operated, but these keep
$4,000 men constantly employed.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02

Be happy. Use Red Cross Bag Blue;
much better than liquid blue. Delights
the laundress. All grocers. Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
GEN ERAL.

The steamer Duca d'Aosta arrived
at New York from Mediterranean
ports, bringing 14i cabin passengers
and 1SS steerage passengers. Most Of
the cabin passengers were Americans.
Theodore Roosevelt's youngest
daughter. Ethel, wife of DR.. Richard
Derby, will nurse the wounded in the
hospitals of Paris and her husband
will be a surgeon in the French city.
At Houehton, Mich, the trial of
John Huhta and three others, charged
with the murder of Thomas Daily and
Henry and Arthur Jane last year, was
transferred to Marquette county by or
der OF Judge Cooper.
Theod ore Roosevelt concluded
his one-day tour of Indiana at Indi.
annapolis with an address that was
devoted largely to advocating the
election Of Albert ]. Beveridge, the
States Senator for Indiana.
The annual convention of the state
branch of the American Federation OF
Labor before adjournment at Boston
defeated resolution providing for the
formation of state Labor party,
which would nominate candidates for
all elective offices in the state, city
and town elections. A resolution op.
posing nationwide prohibition was
adopted
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
WASHINGTON.

Rear Admiral Herbert Winslow, U.
g. N, retired. died at Florence, Italy,
according to consular dispatch.
Enactment of the war revenue bill
and completion of antitrust legisla-
tion will be undertaken by Congress
this week.
A license to operate the wireless
station at Sayville, L. l., as limited
public service station was issued by
the Department of Commerce.
The National Park bank of New
York agreed to take care of a s1,400,-
600 loan to the state Of Tennessee, &C.
cording to an announcement by Secre-
tary McAdoo.
Telegraphic reports from State De
partment agents throughout Europe
indicated that there has been general
Improvement in financial, commercial
and industrial conditions In the war
zone.
An exhaustive investigation OF the
Standard Oil Company is proposed as
the first duty to be imposed upon the
newly created federal trade commits.
sion In resolution introduced by Sen
ator Gore of Oklahoma.
Tales of mistreatment of Red Cross
nurses on European battlefields are
grossly exaggerated. according to
George r. Porter of Chicago, now in
London, who wrote to the American
Red Cross at Washington, under date
of Sept. II, OF his personal investiga-
tiop of reports he had heard.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
LATEST NEWS
EPITOM|zED
FROM TElEGRtPHic REPORTS
THAT COVER THE WEEk's
EVENTS.
OF MOST INTEREST
KEEPING THE READER POSTED
ON MOST iMPO RTANT
CURRENT TOPICS.
Wsstern Newspaper Union News Service
WESTERN.

At a meeting of business men at
the Chamber of Commerce in Cincin-
natl a movement was set on foot to
buy 100000 bales OF cotton at $50 a
bale.
Resolutions approving central la
Dor union bank in indianapolis were
passed by the International Associa
ton of Bridgand Structural Iron
workers in international convention.
Jeff McLemore of Houston was de-
clared Democratic nominee for con-
gresham at-large from Texas, over
Walter P. Lane of Austin, who had
contested the count of the July pri-
mary vote.
The Colorado coal operators stated
IN Denver that they will take no
further action in connection with the
settlement of the coal strike until an
answer to their joint letter addressed
to President Wilson has been received
Charles F. Clyne, United States dis
trict attorney, began an investigation
In Chicago into the complaints alleg-
ing that the Elgin butter and egg
board is violating the federal injunc-
tion restraining the price fixing of
butter.
Equal suffrage. a question up for
vote at the coming general election,
has been indorsed by the convention
of the Nevada Federation of Womens
Clubs. Thirty-seven out Of sixty-two
delegates from all parts of the state
voted for the resolution.
Rise in food prices, particularly the
price of sugar, following the European
war, cannot be blamed upon local
wholesale grocers, according to the
report of the federal grand jury made
at Tacoma, Wash. Supply and de-
mand, the jury said, caused the ad-
vance. b..
The Rev O. Hedeen of Chicago was
chosen president of the Swedish Bap-
tist conference of America, which
closed its annual meeting at ST. Paul,
Minn. The Rev. F. Linden, Portland.
Ore, was elected vice president and
Oakland, Cal, was selected as the
next meeting place.
Enamored of his stepdaughter, Miss
Hattie Lee, twenty-one, Edward Law
renee, thirty-four, Of La Moure, N. D.,
shot and killed her as she lay in her
bed. Bullets sent after his fleeing
wife did not take effect. Lawrence
then attempted to take his own life,
but only blew out both his eyes.
A Chinese gunman shot and prob
ably fatally wounded Long Kong, a
Chinese merchant. Long is an i'm
portant witness for the government
in the case of the American-born
Chinese. Frank Tape, former United
States immigration interpreter, who
is held under bond of $4,000 on
charges Of bribery in connection with
the smuggling of Chinese into the
country.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
Snow Falls In Quebec.

Quebec.-The first snow OF the ses.
son fell Sept. 2S.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02

After self-made man finishes the
job he closes the factory.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
MAY END NEW REVOLUTION.
Carranza and Villa Both Pledged Not
to Run for Presidency.

to Run for Presidency.
Washington announcement
from General Villa that he will not be
a candidate for President or vice pres.
ident Of Mexico was received at the
State Department Monday through
Consular Agent Carrothers at Chihua
hua City.
This dispatch, the first to reach
Washington from the interior of Mex
leo since Villas revolt against General
Carranzas authority as first chief
Of the ConsttutioGalists, greatly
strengthened the hope Of officials here
for peaceful adjustment of the diff
cu,ties between the two leaders.
Some significance was attached to
Villas assurance because it followed
30 closely the declaration Of General
Carranza that he would not become a
candidate If Villa would give a similar
promise and all the military leaders
were eliminated as presidential posi-
bilities.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
A Quick Sale.

I'm selling a patented floor mop,
madam said the agent. The lady
next door said she couldn't associate
you with any sort of mop but a mop
Of purchased hair, hem.-of
course"
The cat, Give me two
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02
BIOLOGICAL SURVEY SAYS U. S.
CAN ARRANGE TO SUPPLY
ORIENT MARKET.
WAR CUTS OFF SUPPLY
SPANISH OUTPUT CONTROLLED
BY LONDON-POTASH SUeSTl-
TUTEs SUGGESTED.

Western Newspaper Union New ssr,lce.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02

The theories that make the most
noise are the exploded ones.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-02

Rouchefoucauld said that there are
no pleasant marriages. But he had
not tried them all.
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ren. 0a itarb er a6er pI0Bli6 an
8ift. uno aus Dem neuen5elp5ua muir
be ebeniopenig etpas pie aus benz
friibern. SSm NpOember 1863, trr3
nad 8eenbigung bes SiebenjG6rtgen
&rieqes, fam abermals cine mobamme.>
banii6e 9eianhti8uft, uno 3par pom
tiirtiIhen Sultan ieI6it, mad Berlin.
Sic .erregte betrGdtli6es 2luFiebeu
uno mar fir hte 8erliner elm ungez
po6ntes SpettdtelItiid, als Tie, etpa
50 perionen tart, nit Ulobrentndben,
bsturbanten Oienern unb berittenen
SIderteiien i6ren @tn5ug belt. Yer
@eiunbte bieb Hesmt M6meD @ffenoi,
er bIie6 in Berlin Biz gum Wai 1854
uno berbanoelte Defenders rpegen allerz
bano Sonoelsabma4ungen. Sine brittle
mommmeodniI6e @eIanot1haft, bic
in ben iie65iger Sa6ren nu9 Berlin
an ben Sof 5riebri6s bes @roBen
fam, lit fpeniger betannt geporben.
sic fam nod bel ipeiter 6er, bon ssns
hien ndmli4, pom 6of bes betdnnten
6aibor qtli, 0es Sultans BON U1bIpre
unb groben SFeinbes Der Gngldnber.
Qu6 6aibur g(li ipollte fir feline triez
aeriihen unternebmungen pon Dem
qroBen preuBiI6en S0nig militdriihe
SSnItrutteure unb 6eIonbers grtiaeris
item. Sine Ghnli1e llnterbanolunq
tnipfte bann iein So6n Sippo Sahib
nit Der ipdtern fran5DiiT6en Repu6lit
an, ober perge6Ii4; f6liebIi9 uuterlug
er tnt&f qegen Gnglanb. Srieorid1.
bem Der Sultan einen 6afen Bel 600
unb groBe 5anbelspriOilegien anbrt,
mar, pie man peib, alien &olonial4
unternebmungen abbplb; er bei9ieb
ben tnoiften SSiiritsn a6idIdgie. Die
9eIanbti6oft benefit a6er bod. fpelfe
&ufmerfiarfett bas dufiteigenbeBreiis
ben friib in Der WeIt bes sSilams err
regt bate uno lpie man es INNER dlS
cine Stiibe 9egen bic ieefabrenbeH
peitlichen 8OIfer bstradtete, bis CUR
@genpart.
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Sram gerfins finbet idneGe geiie.
rang mad Ger eriten Soic bDn
Nagr's Seilmittel.

sSrau u. 6. gerfins bon gcint
glace, n. u. gto. Z, 3oleoo, lit Ian
ge Belt an Wfagenleioen. sic fii5lte
meiItens i6lebt un6 lie fonnte taurr
irgenoetfpas aim Giien finoen, !pos
ibr befonlmen bate.
Sic na6m MaDr's tptn6erboaes
Wogenbeilmittel elm 1mo mar iiber.
raidt bon Der pl0bliGen @eiunoung,
pelfe folgte. Sic i6rie6:
sd babe SSbr Seilmittel eirge.
nommen uno es ba4 mir 10 biel @utes
getban uno idl befin6e mid 10 piel
beiier, 6aB i6 aaes eiien fann, mas id
Dor Sdbren 5n eiien pflegte. ais id
nod niht puBte, mas @iagenleinen
lit. Sd bin oanfbar bafiir, oob ify
bon SSbrer punoerpoQtl We0i3iu qe.
bort babe.
g(ebnlife a3riefe Iin6 bon Sa4ien.
ben BON 2eliten ans alien 3beilen Der
Bereinigten Staaten geidjrieben ipor.
ben. Ntapr'5 nun6eroolIes Magen-
beilmitteI lit iiberaQ befannt. 3ie
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9ies mno 9as.

= Die seitrise geamtenpahf Der
Builders &: Srabers Grdanse bate
folssnbes ReIultat: prdiibent, 6. 3.
Sandman; @i5eprGii6ent, Sobn 9bsos
baIb; Sefretdr, 6. u. pppea; S9abs
lneiiter, 3. s. Gamer; Oirettoren:
Gb. 3. 5anlep, Wm. MiIer it,, 5arrg
Ridter unb W. g. Seullp.
= Wie bic ItGbtii6e gipilbieniis
t6nmiiiion geiiern betanntsab, bat
BON ben iisben aanbibaten, bic iid Der
priifuns fir rem poitsn bes Supers
inteno.nten bes observation-disclosures
unter5oaen, MIR elm Ginsiser bic priis
flung erfolsrsid beitanbsn, inbem er
81 pro5ent er3ielte, pdbrenb Der
nd6ft6eite Drifting es auf nur 63
prosent brd6te. Der srfoIsrsi9s
priifling iit 70. 9. g6urfer, Elm abis
turisnt Der purbue llniperiitdt, Der
bier CUR 3eit dls Snsenieur auf oem
9ebiet Der Glettri5itGt tbdtis lit.
= Das neue Direttorium bes Guz
bier preb Club bat ii9 ssitsrn bur9
bic grpdbluna Der folssnhen 8samieu
crsaniiiri: prdiibent Charles 80.
Sobses; eriter 9i5eprdiibent Wartin
5eiter; 5ipsiter 8i5eprdfibent Charles
6. Rotb; britter 9i5epraiibent Or. 6.
q. @rap; SdabmeiIter WloIes
StrauB; Sstretdr 8. q. Sbeparb.
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semyeramentpOIle aiinitler.

yWtuiif pereint oas 0aenfGen-
ber5l" gigentli6 iollte es ieir, jeoodJ
Die 3iiionansen oes tdgliden giiler,
leis i'm Dluiifleben pilan5en iib aui
bas 5amilienlebeu irgeno ipelder
aiinitler, glatngsmuiifer, 9orfmllii.
fanten ODER oes bier III glmerifd
riibmlid)it befannten Gfppar5n1loer
oSten6ler" Mlniifanten iiber. Cine
Sarmonie ideirt in eirem beitimn.
ten Srheiter, ipeldes i'm S6o SelloiD
3emple ieine groben abbdlt, niht
berri6en, oaoon legt elm Saftbefe5l
SSgnaB argiecipic5, Don go. Al 8eit
bon gto. 2156 Clinton glDenile, gegen
Sgnab 9lrgicipic5, BON gto. "A @eit
@cMilIan StrnBe, geitern i'm dit
ni5ipaIgerid)t eripirft bate.
yld9 ben 4usfdgen bes SSroebli6
Dor Dem GIerf Wc@ilire i'm Diitni5i.
palseri6t bate ii9 4rgieipie5, fpel9er
anideinenb auf elmer b6bsrsn auuits
itufe ftebt, als iein aplleee SrOsbli4,
Darnber gedrgert, DAB Derlelbe NIT
tonitantsr 8ebarrlidteit eine5er5 itatt
elmer Quartz sriff unb bierburb Die
ganSe probe bes Srdsiters, ipel4es
nd9itens in Der Muiitbole ton5ertiren
nil, fadmdnniIb ulsgebriidt, vum>
idmib". Sn ieiner Wutb ersriff ars
sisfpica isinen 5iebelbosen unb bra6te
benz &ollegen Sroeblid bierburh bic
r5lotent0ne" BEL, inbem er inn Our9
einen slegantsn nStrid" bic 8rtlle
bon Der Paie i4lus. Die Jolge mar
bic gripirfuns Oes 5aftbefebls uno
bic beiben aiinitler psrben iif Dor
Ridter aleranber ein5ufinben ba6sn,
ipelder nun als &apeameiiter bic GAR
monte. bic aus ben .Susen" sesan9en
1T, tpieber bsritelIen fpiro.
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ge(egrap6
g Shparae 8eitie unfadb
lid aemaht.

6artforb. Conn.,. 5. Wira. -
It'd perurtbeile Sic au niht irsniasr
als apansia unb niht mebr als %
sSdhren 2uhtbaus. unb Sic mD9en
Sbrem 6erraott bafiir bantsn. baB
sic nidht i'm Siiben lsbsn," iaate Der
Ridter gdfe i'm Superior.@ .@sri6i, it>
bem er ben 28 Sabre aIten Heaer gps.
rett 9ropH psrurtbeilte. Der ihulbta
befuhben ipurbe. Marp Gtaubp, Elm
ID ssabr. ahes Mdbden. bsrseipaltiat
au baben.
Der Staatsanipdlt 4lcurn iaate in
feiner Rsbe. bab 8roipn nur benz lllz
itano. bds er n0rbIi6 Don Der MaTon-
unb 9iron>2inie lebs. es perbdnte.
bah er iiberbaupt einen proaeb aebabt
haze.
Gifenbabnrau6.
Columbia, &C., 5. WGrs. Gin
9anbit beraubte in Der Donnerltug
Ru4t ein.n poitpasson bes 3uses
Ro. IL Der Sputbern Railpap, Stpiz
iden gbarleiton unb Columbia, tur5
ebe Der 3us Columbia errsidte. Der
8dnbit belt ben poitclert nit einem
Repolper in Sda6, bemGdtiste iib
mebrerer Side, bic resiitrirts poiffa=
den entbielten, unD fprang ab. Sos
melt ipurbsn teine @srbaftunsen bor=
aeupmmeu.
Das ptoblem Der ar6eits.
loien in Rem Dorf.
Rem Dort. 5. Wldrs. Die go.
liaei perbinberte am Sonneritag 4benb
bic Mniammluna BON glrbeitsIoien auf
ben 6traben. Die Wenissn. bic iit,I
auf bem aeipobnlihen Weriammlunass
plat. Rutaers Sauare. eineeFunben
hatttn. fdienen niht red,t su piFsn.
tpna lie anoeiid,ts Der Maisnperbaf=
tunaen bonn Wlittipoh Qlbenb tbun fon.
ten. 3ipei Wdnner. bic on bic Weni.
slalg u'q,G 'us1pdi usiuluoIsb 'lq 'iob
ten ober haIten pollten. ipurbsn pers
haftet: elmer bubon in Elm grooflpner
Ibpofat Ramens Maierols, Der bic
WerbaftiIna Der 2eute ON SdmItas fir
eins @eneinheit erfIGrt bate.
5annenbdiim ipurbe an Nbenb,
na60em sr beinobe "a Stunhen I'M
Gsfaugnib aslsiisH, ssgsa $500
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Cine ,aasenleioeaoe Tran aus Obio
tamn jebt efem, tuas ibr iGmedt.

erIte Dole benefit es = feline lanae
gebanolung.
WiaDr'5 punoerboQes Maaen9eif.
mittel reinigt ben @erbauungsappa.
rat bon i6leilnigen 8iloungen itn0
entfernt giftige Stoffe. @s bringt
idnelIe 8eIierung Dem am Magen,
Der 2e6er un0 Dem 0arn,2eiOenoen.
8ieIe erfldren, 6nb es tie Dor gefd6r-
li6en Sperationen betpabrt in0 @iele
limo Der ueberseiwuna oaB es ibr
2e6en gerettct bot.
SSSn Solge 62S nun6erboQen GrfoI.
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