Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 13, 28 February 1908 — Page 4

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TITE RICIIMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEGKA3I, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 190S.

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Palladium Printing Co., Publishers. Office North 9th and A Streets. RICHMOND, INDIANA. PRICE Per Copy, Daily 2c Per Copy, Sunday 3c Per Week, Dally and Sunday 10a -IN ADVANCEOne Year 00 Entered at Richmond, Ind., Postoffic As Second Class Mall Matter. TAGGARTON HOT FOOT National Chairman Will Be Opposed by the Indiana Democracy. ORGANIZATION PROGRESSES Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. ITS. It is ruriored here that the anti-Taggart forces are preparing to bring out candidates for delegate to the National Contention, from this district and one candidate for delegate at. large from Indiana. If their followers are able to control the primaries and the slate convention, they will elect three delegates from here to oppose the re-election of Thomas Taggart as democratic National committeeman. The anti-Taggart element now has control of the county organization, and Chairman Fogarty will be able to appoint all of the election officers. He has promised to be chairman of the entire party but ex-Mayor John W. Iloltzman. James L. Keach and other antiTaggart leaders managed his camXaign, and it Is said that they will demand his assistance in defeating any t?ne for delegate from here who may be favorable to Taggart. An organization Is being made in every district to defeat Taggart if his name is presented for committeeman. The cntl-Taggart leaders believe they have him on the run. because of the result of the contest over the county organization, and they are losing no time or opportunity of going after him in every locality where they can find eny one to take up their cause. BARRED BY FACULTY Ancient Purdue Custom Now Dead. Is Lafayette, Ind., Feb. 2S. The Purdue senior class has been informed by the faculty that the custom of burning mechanics will not be permitted this year, and there is considerable feeling in the class as a result of the faculty's edict. The mechanics burning has heen a tradition at Purdue for many years, being held soon after the beginning of the second semester, and the seniors of the various classes of engineering participate. The idea is to celebrate the completion of the study of mechanics, the most difficult in the engineering curriculum. The celebration is carried out by miming a representation or the text-1 hook. In connection there are a mim-1 der of interesting exercises; and some j of them are not as dignified as the fac-! ulty desires. It was on this account ! that action was talen by the faculty. The senior class, h'owever. is planning to hold the celebration behind closed doors. CONSPIRACY 10 SLAY CHICAGO PRIEST! Has Been Discovered, Frustrated. But Chicago. Feb. A plot to murder a Chicago priest at the altar of his church just as Father Deo Heinrichs of Denver, was slain was hatched in Chicago and frustrated almost by chance, according to Rev. Father E. M. Dunne, Chancellor of the Archdiocese. This information was given out by Father Dunne to prove further his contention that the murder in Elizabeth's church. in Denver, was tanned hy Anarchistic anti-clericals jn Chicago. The murder in Dener was similar in e-ry respect to the oho planned several months previous. 1n which Rev. Father Pasquaio Kenxullo, pastor of St. Koch's Church, at Chicago Heights, was to be the victim. Determined that this gang of assassins shall be driven out of Chicago. Father Dunne will hold a conference with Chief of Police Snippy and ask for arrests of the men implicated. A committee has been appointed in Washington to select u site and erct t a ttatuo ot John Witherspoon. a signer of the declaration of independence, upon some government land in Washington other than the. grounds of the rapitol or the library- of congress, the t tattie to be provided by the Withertpoon Memorial Association. MASONIC CALENDAR. Kins Solomons chapter No. 4. R. A. M Feb. 2S. Special convocation. Work KoyaJ Arch.

DRUNKENNESS A Curable Disease

Eminent Physicians and Scientific Men Agree That It Should Be Treated As Such. Drunkenness is a progressive disease; the moderate drinker is not satisfied with two or three drinks a day, the craving for more and more . ! becomes irresistible as the disease ad- j

vances; the result is Chronic Alcohol-! ism. ' The treatment used successfully byiFIRE

thousands right in their own homes is Orrine. It is a scientific cure for Drunkenness and has given such universal satisfaction that it is sold under a positive guarantee to effect a cure or your money will be refunded. This guarantee is given in good faith and is carrh-d out to the letter. Orrine is not a new remedy; it has been soldi by the leading druggists in every city! for years. It has lilted tens of thousands from the depths to worthy manhood and has the hearty endorsement of grateful men and women in every state in the Union. Orrine No. 1 is the secret remedy; Orrine No. 2, is for those willing to take the treatment. Hither form costs $1.00. The guarantee is the same in either case. Write to The Orrine Co., Washington, I). C, for free treatise on Drunkenness, mailed in plain sealed envelope. Orrine will be mailed sealed on receipt of price. Sold by the leading druggists in every town and city, and in this city by A. G. Luken & Co. OF WAR ON SALOONS Good Citizens' League Starts Campaign. Anderson. Ind.. Feb. "JS. Several men who have recently affiliated with an undenominational congregation in what is known as the Mission church, and also several Prohibitionists, have organized a Good Citizens' League, with these officers: President, Robert O. Shanklin; secretary, Alonzo Hurst; treasurer, John A. Moore. They are circulating a card reading: "Desiring to see Anderson a clean city, and believing that the removal of the saloons is a necessary step to this end, I desire to be identified with the league organized for this purpose, and herewith subscribe my name as a member of the Good Citizens' League of Anderson." The league has also proposed to make its fight against saloons by blanket remonstrances to be circulated In the three wards of this city. The First ward, comprising the East Side of this city, has been selected as the locality where the Good Citizens' League will make its first stand against saloons. CREAMERY OFFICERS ARE ELECTED Dublin Concern Holds Election At Meeting. Dublin, Ind., Feb. L'S.-The Co-operative Creamery CoDublin which , is dotwelve remain went into operation last June jns a fajr business, rtaVs' work in June During ind the der of the year of 1007, the output of butter, buttermilk, cream and milk amounted to $;-!,075. At their annual meeting:, which was held recently, for the election ui" nft'iecrs and directors rt'sultrt iis follows: Corw'n Lnish, Cyrus Mill. Andn-w Y.vlisWr. Thos. Mfi'.hv. 0!ier Stewart. Winter Wo; danl. Dr. MiKcc. Howard Mcdath and David Shellenhermr wen- s'-Kc'e.i as director--. The officers are David She!!enh-rs.T. presuk-iit : Dr. McKee. - president : (!ier Stewart, secreii ml Tho.-. lit ti 1 . treasurer. The plant win mane a iew neeueu improvements jn rhe near future and the prospect for more milk is good. There is at present on exhibition in one of the rooms of the national house at Washington a magnificent painting of the battle of Gettysburg, the work of James Walker, who painted the battle of Chapultepec. which is hung on the senate side of the Capitol. The original sketches were made on the battlefield by the artist himself, and it required eight years to complete the painting. Noticeable in the foreground is a figure of General Bingham of Pennsylvania, tne dean of the house of representatives.

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Chief Miller and Wm. M. Bail ey of the Home Company Devise a Scheme. MEANS GOOD PROTECTION. ALARMS CAN BE TURNEt IN THL IS MOS"i IN FROM ANY POINT CITY THE SCHEME UNIQUE. Wm. M. Bailey, manager of the Rich mond Home Telephone company, ami Kd Miller, chief of the fire department, have been working on a plan by which each automatic telephone could b made a fire alarm box and after goin:: into the matter very thoroughly, they have happily struck a most uniqtuscheme, which is now Installed and working very satisfactorily. The plan is that number 12151. which is printed on each telephone dial, is to be used for no other purpose except to report fire. Whenever a subscriber pulls this numbers it rings the telephone and gives an alarm at No. '2 engine house, which is located in the city building. This phone is not to be used for any other purpose than to receive an alarm of fire. Therefore, whenever it rings, the chief or assistant immediately answers same, taking the exact location of the fire as reported. This phone is so arranged that immediately on receiving this call by throwing a switch he can ring all of the other engine houses simultaneously and communicate with all at the same time. All of the other engine houses at the same time receive this order and are posted as to where the fire is and which has been sent out. All of the engines remaining in, know who will next be called. The chief can also use this device at any time for giving general orders or for any other purpose that he sees fit. Number 2 engine house is also supplied with another phone, 210S, that will be used for general purposes and the public is hereby notified that none of the members of the fire department wiil receive any calls except lor fire over telephone l-IH. Alarmers in Danger. The system is also so arranged that as soon as a fire call is turned In it gives an alarm in the automatic room of the Home Telephone company and the switchman on duty immediately plugs up the two phones, that is the phone calling and the fire department, so they cannot release. He then traces the connection and makes a record of j the phone calling and the time that I the call was made. This is to detect anyone giving a false alarm. In case a falsa alarm is given, all that Is necessary is for the chief of the department to Inquire of the telephone company from what phone this alarm came, and he immediately receives the information and then can locate the offending party. The alarm Is also registered at the information desk, who receives all Information that has been given to the fire department and is immediately in position to answer all inquiries as to location of fire, etc. Doth the city and Homo Telephone company are very much pleased at this arrangement and fell that they have accomplished a tremendous protection to property, as with the use of this system every telephone Is an actual fire alarm box and an alarm can be turned in to headquarters even with more dispatch than is required to reach a fire alarm box and make the report by operating same. The telephone fire alarm system adopted in Kichmond has been discussed by the automatic electric company and many other automatic companies and is considered the very best that has yet been installed. It really gives the ci'.y, in addition to the number of boxes it now has. about I'mii) additional lire alarm boxes. It also enables the watchmen at. factories and stores to Ket immediate and prompt response to calls turned in from these places and also gives each resident who uses an automatic telephone, direct communication to the fire department. The reason that both the city and the telephone company object to this phone being used for any other purpose is, that if the phone is in use for some private conversation and some one desired to report a fire, it would be impossible for them to reach the fire department as they would receive the "bu.sy test" every time they called this number, but if the phone is not allowed to be used for any other purpose then it is always open for in-coni-insr calls. The city and the ITomo Telephone ictc. This valuable remedy is really a doctor's prescription and cures these affections easily, promptly and thoroughly. "I am using and rrweribins Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup myself vrith most irratifyine results. Ji better formula vould bt ratde fee catarrhal or bronchial coughs, eld. infirlnt o-naumption and. in fact. a;l diseases of the tfepirtry orsaris. Its .vthingr and healinjf effects an instantaneous aid permanent. It i the most effective cough medicine that I have e pt ued". L A. Shsttm k. SI. D. 344 Sixth Ave.. New York. N. T. rinrlBuirsOouaht tl freeto&ll who full c f. "bull a Couh yro p. will r.d atrial bottle A. c. Mtitit ... r 1 Tnflist on fffttinir Dr. Itali a lx)UH th oertect Mfetv t the vounrrrt child. It l Pur Fwrftnd Orvgt Avt; serial Zi.

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Neuralgia Pains Are the result of an abnormal condition of the more prominent nerve branches, caused by congestion, irritation, or disease. If you want to relieve the pain trv Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills. They often relieve when evervthing else fails. They leave no disagreeable after-effects. Just a pleasurable sense of relief. Try them. "I hav neuralffiH headache rijtht over my ', ur: 1 um it-ally afiairt that my eyes will burst. I also Iihvp neuralgia pain around my heart. I have heen taking l.r. Milts' AntiI'ain Pills recently and find they relieve tlie.se trouble quickly. I seldom fimi it necessary to tak more than two tnhlfts for complete relief." MRS. KATHERINE BARTON 1117 Valley St, Carthage. Mo. "I have awful .xptlls of neuralgia, and have doctored a ureat deal without Kettin much benefit. For the lat two years I have been taking Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain nils and thy always relieve me. I have been so bad with neuralgia that I sometimes thought I would go rmiy. Sometimes it is necessary to take two of them, but never more and they are fur to relieve me." NKS. FKRRIER. 2434 Lynn St., Lincoln, Neb. Your druggist sells Dr. Miles' AntiPain Pills, and we authorize him to return the price of first package (only) If It fails to benefit you. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind

company has spent considerable time and money in perfecting this system and trust that the citizens of Richmond will appreciate of this service. tho importance SO DECEPTIVE. Many Richmond People Fail to Realize the Seriousness. Backache is so deceptive. It conies and goes keeps you guessing. Learn the cause then cure it. Nine times out of ten it comes from the kidneys. That's why Doan's Kidney Pills cure it. Cure every kidney ill from backache to diabetes-. Here's a Richmond case to prove it: tati-lrL- ATitbn nf J11 Vnrtli Fjfth R,chm'omlf Ind.," sayB: . "My wife thinks Ioan's Kidney Pills is a great remedy for backache, and other pains that come from the kidneys. She was weak and miserable for a long time with kidney trouble and suffered a great deal of pain in the back and in other parts of the body. She tried many remedies but did not find much benefit until she began using Doan's Kidney Pills. They helped her from the very beginning of their use and she was soon cured. we botn tnink a great deal or ooan s Kidney Pius For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. WALL STREET STORMED BY THE MFRAGETTES Received a Cool Reception From Brokers. New York, Feb. L'S. The efforts of the suffragettes to win converts to their cause ended in a riot in Wall street Thursday. Thousands of persons were attracted by the sight ot the women gathered on Broad street, i w ere ine women attempted to ad dress the multitude trom a carriage. From every window of the surrounding buildings brokers showered the ballot seekers with their ticker tape. paper ijags biiske's and filled with w;i.ter. scr-ii tin cans. The police reserves wore called out and it was with great difficulty that ihe street was cleared. Mrs. Dorm an Wells, Miss Helen Murphy and George Black constituted the suffragette forces. After Mrs. Wells finished her speech in 15 minutes, but so great was the din that no one heard her. Then Mr. Black rose in the carriage. He was greeted with yells that could be heard for blocks. A broom thrown lrom the Fifteenth story of the exchange struck the would-be orator on the head, smashing his hat. "You are a lot of idiots!" he yelled. "You don't dare let me speak. You are cowards and idiots!" Then, amid the jeers of the throng-. th? driver of Ihe spoech wagon whipped up his horses and carried off the irate speaker, shaking a bundle of tieUtr tape at the crowd. ASKED LOAN OF A PARLOR jOfi MARRIAGE 1 Stranger Desired It for a Few Minutes to Wed. Kvanst i ;!:. h:f;.. i-vb. :. -Charles C. ahan. or tills eny. went to Uockport. I'-d.. today, and visitius the home ui' Vv. J. H. Taylor, whom he had never sefn. asked her to Joan him her parlor tor a few miauie.. us he desired to get r. airiet:. Mrs. Taylor agreed, and in -.11 Vl ill! P vr n.t t..A V. ..I J n T . Nettie .v, a Rev- D Bost of this city, arrived, and marriage was performed there by P. McCoy. Mahan said his bride was determined to he married in a PaTiOl. and a. he ktlw no one .u Kockport, be called n a s-transcr.

HYPOCRITES GIVEN STINGING BLOW

Rev. Hobson Says That There Are Many Sinners in the Churches Today. ASHAMED OF THE EAGLE. HE CLAIMS THAT AMERICANS IN HEAVEN WILL FEEL THAT WAY TOWARD AMERICAN COIN RE VIVALS CONTINUE. The interest in the union t' viva. meeting at the First M. K. t-hun-h wj intense last night, and continued miti. after eleven o'clock. Dr. Hobson ballot preached with greater liberty an i power in any of the other services or the series. His theme was 'Disappointments." Dr. Hobson said in pail. When one's heart is fully and completely set on something and that vanishes away, how great is the disappointment: The sneerer, the scoffer, the rejecto.of God has no advantage over thi Christian, death and the judgmeu. comes to him just the same. You can't buy your soul's welfare with jeer?, snickerings. cursings or scoffing. It is not necessarily the gambler, the drunkard, the harlot who have lost Christ, but some who sit on the front seats or sing in the choirs may have lost him. Christ is not contagion.-, like mumps or smallpox. You may sit by a christian, live with one. have one for your husband or wife, and ytt die a miserable sinner. You may sit by a rich man and die a pauper. You may own a prayer-book, have your name on the church record, attend the services of God's house and die a miserable, wretched sinner. Sin will rob you of your priceless heritage and mock you on your deathbed. I won der if some of us have not lost the keen edge of our christian experience ' We have listened to the scoffings ot others, heard their jeers and gibes at Christ and His servants and have not dared to. defend Him, but have trembled under their devilish vituperations. It does not take a thunderstorm for one to lose Christ. One may lose Him in a moment as he may lose his sight. I wish we would not hold Jesus at arms length. One may suppose he has Christ. His parents supposed he was in the company. Supposition will never give you credit in the commercial world. You must have the cash or its equivalent. How often we are disappointed when we seek him among our friends or relatives and find him not: You can know whether you are paralyzed or not, whether you are dead or alive. We can know whether we have Christ or not. You never can make the almighty dollar take the place of Jesus in your heart. Fine clothes, splendid jewels, elegant homes! how can we take our riches to heaven with us? We would be ashamed of them in heaven. We would be ashamed of the American eagle in heaven midst all the glory and riches and the beauty of the birds of paradise there. Mary would not be comforted when she discovered that she had lost Jesus. When the first sorrow came into your home, whom did you want? That old saint of God whose face, though wrinkled, yet out of it shown the light of heaven, you wanted her to come and pray for you and give you comfort. You wanted Jesus. If we have a high regard for good people and for Jesus Christ in sorrow, let us have a high regard for theni in our joys. One may lose Christ by refusing to pray or testify for him. We may lose him at the communion table. Judas did. One may lose Him. at Calvary, -he disciples did. It takes bravery to stand when Jesus has been insulted. You can lose Christ by association with sinners, the Apostle Peter did. Yon can love Christ, in business transactions, Ananias and Saphira did. Time and eternity are partners; as

Constipation Ruins Health Yoa can't be constipated and healthy. Constipation is the arch enemy of health. It causes more sickness than any othet condition. It is the forerunner of appendicitis, blood diseases, skin diseases; it makes you more quickly liaMe to colds, malaria, pneumonia and fever diseases. It is far from the trifling ill that many unthinking people believe it is. One often hears the expression. "I'd be all rii?r.t if it wasn't for my stomach." Most assuredly. The maiorityof mankind would be in nearly perfect health if it wasn't for constipation or dyspepsia. But knowing its dangers the thinR of next importance is to tis;ht it. The greatest foe of constipation is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It was designed for that very purpose. Thousands of individuals and families are using it to right the ailments of the stomach, liver and bowels. The cures it has made prove it to be a wonderful remedy in constipation even of the most obstinate nature, and every' constipated person should use it and know from personal experience what it will do. Cured by Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin I reci v a fun that In "6t -a kit tm tit armr which cauvwt ft partial partilrsw or tne bowpis and from thm time to the prr-som I h.v- Wi to u a iaiattv. I have trieil a k'r"t many kimls of nifdieiiies In that tlmp but have never fouou any e2ective or ttmt has beta as utar natural as Dr. CaiUweU a Syrup pin. John Ahmsthomg. Decatur. 111.

I have ord Pr. Caldwell's Syrup IVpsin and ooni(1rr It ioraluuble as atonic and au aid to imiHtired atoaiach and d;Tfst!e or ean. Ycror remtnty promotes hralia and happiness an.1 shouul be in evrr houst-hoid. tiso. C. IUskix. NiUonal Bauk Krceivcr. Washington. L. C. I want to say a word for Dr. Caldw J's Sjrup Pepsin. A word is ail that I can say for I cannot exprraa all that 1 think of your Syrup IVpsin. for It saved tny life in April 1U02. atter a bad aiiil of kidney trouble. The doctor told me 1 could not live and 1 was in such condition that even the irioat severe remedies (riven me were a failure, but lr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin entirely cured rae. I wish to say to ray friends that they ahould not fall to use Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin. When I was tnken tuck 1 weifihed 135 pounds and now weiBh 17i pound a. llAHHT IL CRAWFORD. DcCStttr, IIL I have bad stom:wh troubles for twenty years and was tn bad he-.iltb when 1 commenced taking- Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. lAerythin- I ate distressed me. I have taken thre bottles of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup t'rpsin and am still usintc it- I have no more pain In my stomach, have a uood appetite, eat anything" 1 want and work everv day. ti. K. Rickett. Assessor. Perry township. Allen Co.. Indiana. Enclosed please find P. O. order In raympnt of mv last Dill, and you may send me by freight four dozen of the Syrup Pepsin, tlftycent size. Send this order at once, for I think they are eatinsr H on their bread around here. S. 11. Hons. Meualle. 111. lam reoommendlng your valuable Syrup Pepsin to all my friends In this community and others that wish an invaluable remedy for dyspepsia and constipation. O. A. Fischer, CludadPorfirio Diaz, Mexico.

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I Kitna Sn Rnnd and Surest DR. CALDWELL'S SYRUP Washington, P.O. Address PEPSIM SYRUP you treat time, so will eternity treat you. The place to find a thing is where you lost it. Mary found Jesus where she lost Him, in Jerusalem. If you lost Him at the communion table, at the ballot-box', at the board of trade, by harboring anger, jealousy, go at once ind seek him. A fervent appeal was made for persons to seek Christ and several responded. ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE" That is LAX.VTIVH BROMO QUININE! Ixok for the signature of E!. W. GROVE. Used the World over t.) Cure a cold in One Day. 23c. The last census or locomotives this country showed ."l.7:. in

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It gives mn pleasure to sieak a good word for lr. (.Jdweil s syrup Peiaia t or teu or hCieen years 1 bive neither teen dead nor ailve. Stomach Trouble. Kidney Trouble and Constipation had almost worn my life out. 1 tried every remedv oo the market. The best hkilled physicians all over the oountrv treated me. Thousands of dollars 1 bad paid out for treatment. My money waa goo and my diet was raw gs and crackers and milk. I could do no labor, was ior. haggard and weak, but at linl the remedy was found. lf ten I would tell our druiiirist about my trouble. He would always t-U me. "Take lr. Caldwell's Syrup IVpsin." A t last 1 told him I would trust to him. so 1 commenced on Syrup IVpsin. Today I weigh taorv, ttwl better, and can do more work than I have tor fifteen years. Pa rule Casui. Alvuu 111. While not In the habit of recommending to my patients "patent medicines.'' IW good qualities of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup IVpsin force me to acknowledge its genuine merits and recommend it in ail cases of Indigestion. Sour Stomach, and eructation of dlsugrecable gases and undigested food. J. U. Scott. M. D-. Payette. Mo. I was troubled with a dull pain in mv stomach for six months, and tried all the doctors in town and they done me no good. So I saw advertised Syrup Peiwin. and after taking three botlltw was cured, and have never been bothered since. You can't make this too strong to suit me. Ai.ihtn Kcixv. Prop Locke's liolol, Waterloo, lud. I have used Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin la both my own family and in my practice and state unhesitatingly that I have got better results from it than any other form of pepsin I have used. 1 consider It a most excellent preparation. I fci. Covxr. M. P.. Savannah, Teca.

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PEPSIN." TMt brodurt bejrl ouritv u Iran lee No. 17. CO. IPS Caldwell Bldg- Wowtloello, HI. BAILEY DESIRES TO BE STATE" AUDITOR Hendricks County Man Seeks Democratic Momination. Danville, Ind.. Feb. 'S Marion B.ifley. of Llzston. Heiiuriiks county, win made the race for auditor of state two years ago. on the democratic tiekel. i again a candidate for the came of fiand up to the present time has no opposition. BY YOUR OWN FIRESIDE while enjoying your evening cigar and preparing for your sweet nd peaceful dumber, a bottle of Richmond Kxport beer is a comforter, a soother and a pleasure. It is a beverage for the most wfincd palate, for it is pure and delicious in flavor, besides being wholesome ar.l in vigoratiipj Minck Brewing Co. Something

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