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America. Germany and France
Contest for Bennett Trophy.
FIVE AFTER THE LAHM CUP
Aircraft Get Good Start from St.
Lonil?Aeronauts Predict
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California Man Tells Strange
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Girl and Man Arrested as Forgers
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Friends of Direct Nominations
Denounce Senate Measure.
ONLY IMITATION. THEY SAY
Governor s Sincerity Questioned
by Those Who Declare Bosses
Are Strengthened.
Prienda of ?Jlrecl rtomtnationfl In thl
w?ari ? ?
measure p.i*???<i on \\>iln?""l;n at
a? ? ...il thai would put party machiner*
(Irmly than ever In the and?
bosses,
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th?> I tisa ..r I..- ?!? ?
kn"?\ i-,n?' mon ti direct -mlna
tlona than Slcodemua did aboal th<
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? then on fit mi: a aatlsfactory bin
lubstltute
Thi point a" Mr. Wadhams eaplalned,
? >n primary da?- all members ?if the
?d 1 ?- tn the polls i.n
,in ? ??? ? . I'Ut v? ith this 1.(11 ;
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with the party emblem at th?* top and
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whole party and not to th? faction which
, control"
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M-assachusetts Democrats Still Hopeful
of Canadian Agreement
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McAneny Recounts Obstacles Hi;
Office "Inherited."
GREAT PROGRESS MADE
Declares Streets Are in Bettet
Condition than They Have
Been in Ten Years.
Soroush Preeiifenl at? ?neny ?r>?ke nt
pavtag "? at the reautai
monthly ?r of Com
mer'-" reaterdsy Mr MeAaeay ?
th?? present b.Ti ron'lition <'f the payemeati
? i "cortilHion* lnh?'ri!.-.l fron
the past, ami asM the wort <-f ripping out
the ..?.i an.! obso ate, s ' lag 'he citj
tha moan sp-to-dSt* I
coina ahead h? rapidly as the appropria
I ?rould !>ermi'
"The estimated cost of taking care oi
?'??\r near ind t.utr in Manhattan al?n? dnr?
lag th.- ft rana ? i I ?? so," h?
- sad a larga part] .-.f 'h'" eseesalve
cost faa due to the fact that we are roa?
' ? Irlng of Btreeti
which ought not to .. repaired
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..f eaglaeertng knowl?tdge thut tix-r?
um be no if.ioii pavement -% :11-,.?ur atroag
foundation; yet there arc ?til] one hundred
where the
thin Burfa ? at a iphalt i? laid won
nothing more than I -'.in.- block
ent which, la turn, - ? upon
- mean.? u foundation originally
rular ibjeet
?tant ?ettlement under I
traffic Tl .? maintei
araetei pan! ind aa ate?
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: found, been ?i paid from COT
le st'.i-k ' nCTSeSSS in this
I .dlnwan?-? for the ?urr?nt ??ar amounting
proxtmetaly |MS,eM m>.r?. With thsos
mm? ? ?en peeell
mskfl a h?e1nninK . - -. n ?1 months
ik" i ?uiimitt?d t?? m? eerporste stock
committee of the Bosrd of Bsttmnts i bod
ni?.? ihowtnsj th? n??d ?if an appropriation
?>f at '? ??"? :?> !-r?ivi?i? for replace
ary
"Tin? Incidental!) deed ? ??? hams as
?houM eontlnne to r\
p?rd BMh largo am ? iirh th? OSS
??f -i? rredil and ifty yeer bond '
m?nt? th.. .? ?reaj? life of s I Ich
?Apt t? h.. much Kr?at"t- than t?? ri v.-ar?. It
idi?m?ni .if Mi?? committee, in
which I <'<-inrnrr?d. tlmt th? cool Of
I hereafter treat
?>>?,?. and t h*< ?mount? required
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'Upon thin understsndlns, t am renew?
Ins m- r?qu??<? t?? the boerd f'"- an ?p
proprtatlon of a! ist < ? ? foi
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this b
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[contrad r?> cover the r?pa1r? of the ?omina;
winter, i-arintr r t iporery Bil?
ma ?if all hol?? of . ami.
toward ?..is end, for the ose of ?? ? ??
to-Mal?. n.-t hitherto triad in New v
?h? r?patr arvrb falls behind this win
?rill, In sin
of even devi ? (or keeping "-i> aril It mat
our ?nKln??rs ha? ?? been Si
Asphalt Repair Plant Soon.
?*W? ar-'
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tes i ssksd the Bos te for
this a rear ago, snd in appropriation of
mad" in
net that in? policy ol
plSC? ?MS Of
parem? n t ??? foui
?vlrh c?n?- ? ' N< ?\ ! ..-k ?h< Old
have the
it. iii.i
!,.- mad? al onci
Estim?t? n-i apportionment upon the
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A ar,-- brons? ? the
??n'rur .?t..-r on I
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? ?ter
\l
ng the peri ... , . rii| a(
BBS Mr Orr wan preaent at th? fl*e?-ftng
relay and henrd the addreee ef Jame?
'i CaaaoSS, ehalrman of th? exeruttve B**B>
mil tee, ?t tlie ut,"*>uina of the table?. An
in.?- rlpUoa r,n the tablet atate? tha* rBjj
building ? in nntabl) promoted by l*re.?,l
?lenta Orr and Jeeup, and that the dedica?
torv ., raa made November 1!. Wft.
bj Orover Cleveland in the pr??enre or
Prraldenl Roosevelt and a diitlns'ilahed
CAT BITES TWO CHILDREN
Pet of Five Years Plays Havoc in
a Rronx Family.
? ?> - parlor
was ?rreeked snd ronsldei .>mrnt
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of No. I ? ? Th-- ni-nrtT,
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IS I...M-' ? f the M
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Pedro Rafael Rincones Supplants
Jacinto Lopez Here,
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the or?
April, - tirina ? "
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Tested in Two Hemispheres
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IIN < riJer to prove the absolute purity, quality and durability or
fur Knickerbt cker beer, v%e have had it tested by the best known
fcter ?xptris in two h?misph?res. The analysis printed below and
the unbiased ttmrrent made by these scientists, after our beer had
been ?.hpped thousands o? miles over .sea and land, prove that
Ruppert's Knickerrocker, "The Beer that Satisfies," is unexcelled
b> any brew. Thtse reports, which >peak for themselves, are only
two irom amonjr many dozens that we have received from scientific
stations in the United States and Europe.
XUSTRL N EXPERI .u-.Nl AL STATICN FOR THE BREW1 i(,
INDUSTRY V!FNNA.
(Supported by the State; under ?he ?upervimon
of Dept. of Education. )
fc?4
No. _?88010.
?Package com ootties assented .Tun? 18,
der: Mr Js oh Rappen, Lsger Beer Brewer, New Vori*.
Brand: ."?Cm , tar Bei
100 gramma of Bear contain?
I dioi .3.74
Extract .."s*-"
Uty, compt '; add.0.108
llsltass Is -an .l.r.o
100 gramma of bear extract contains:
111 >-. .27.33
? m the above data are cosa pa tod:
? rrlglnsl grsi tj BaJ lag of srorl.1240
I grant .T<? 1
attenuation, real .??"11
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The beer which was sent to us for examination arrived
in s faultless ?ondition. There was no vestige of turpidity
detected in it of any kind, nor sediment: its effervescence
was remarkable and it had an agreeable aroma and pleas?
ant taste. Taking the r<*ult of the chemical tnalysia as a
basis it corresponds to a normally brewed and fermented
lager beer. Considered Liologically nothing can be said
against it as it was free from developing microorganisms
and also proved its utmost durability.
PHYSIOLOGICAL LA.50RATORY OF FERM.ENTOLOGY,
KOPENHAGEN.
Tns Laboratory received for a microbiological and chemicsl exam?
ination ? ?ample of Knickerbocker B?-?-r, bottled by
Jacob Ruppert, New York.
MICROBIOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION:
No Development? of Microorganism?.
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS:
-?ti?- Gravity . 1.0149
rent. B.72%
i?: ?, ? r . B ?^"o
\ ? ? . IM%
? irlgiaal vv??rr i? ompotad).12.7?? ~b
? rtsi u.it'"U. gpparaat .TL1
ittet ?ion, real .57.?
Rogar Maltose) . L0t%
doanr, Nob ??utiar ^omputpd for original wort.laVM
\ Utj . tk a?-ki) . 0.1*%
arlne . 0.17%
amen . i.20%
. 0.13%
? ? " 100 ceos. Iodtoa la 100 cm. water. B1
Prassrvativsa, Done; appesraaee 'miisp-irent: taata elegant.
GENERAL CRITICISM: The above analysis proves
that this b-er can only be brewed from the choicest brew?
ing material. This beer deserves special mention for its
great keeping quality, same is to-day two months old in the
bottle snd does not show the slightest sediment. The
keeping quality of the foam is also very good. On account
of these qualities and its elegant appearance and trans?
parency this beer is deserving of an extensive popularity.
Director: Alfred Jorgensen.
Kopenhagen, July 26, 1909.
Attested to by : The Notary Public, Th. PRAHM of Copen?
hagen and the Consul General of U. S. A.
WALLACE C. BOND.
to *
Dr. GRAF, Director.
FOR S iLE BY ALL DEALERS AND ON DRAUGHT IN THE BEST HOTELS, CAFES AND RESTAURANTS,
rwery is always open tc the pub lu: for inspection and stands as operating evidence of this advert?s men..
JACOB RUPPERT, BREWER
THIRD AVE-, 90TH TO 93D SI

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