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"1RGAN iWHK"
BAFFLES HOUSE PHBE
Might Have Aided Rise of the
Bankers' Trust. Walter E.
Frew Finally Admits.
WITNESS ANGERS COUNSEL
Money for Stock Speculation
Stays in New York. No Mat?
ter What Outside De
mand, Is Brought Out.
Waahmgten. D RV ictani i
... of cleartng bodaea
iparrlng batween
,ungel ueie tha chlet feat
V of a l\- "' th*
i "money truet."
New
eattag '? ? ; ','"" "'"'
| ? ? . Rxchahgu Bank.
ttee.
, ..und?d Mr, Prew to i
gypV ftf :*-' v ?
tn* Rnlckerbockei Trual Com
. gnd th.., '? -"?' Jor
. ,,?-. ; percg of Sew T<
Mr. ['ntertnyer gou
I
Mutum i r,.?.'^ni | hatareai ??
,,f t'!? depoe'ts of tlie
d from ft.0W.000 t.. jiKvoo.coo i?
The Witaeea, pro
. r.t llttle k- ge tbe a Kcalled
,1 to Mi
; ntrrmy.r'' Ihae of ?! eatlot >g and the
law.. ."? greW o:t
,. ? -,.]?., tan< ? of mi. Preu to
1
aat i
; ? ? ?xamlna
, h waa almoei
tical I. ii poi ? - will
? ? UW.
Morgan Dominance Not Concaded.
. be had nevei heard
: r ahere'the Baakere' Truel
i ? ' ? atocl
jai coanpany anid the \i- -
? iv. which Inatll
fl Mi *****
to the ra ord
I trual agreementa
... h, v waa a ag I ihe hankinc
>rgan ?.- <Y>. domlnate i>oth
Ti at
i
?
lert
\lr Untermyer flnallv |>inned the wlt
m h n that tha
? . |bt - aided the
Tri'st Compony. The Hankeia'
..i. waa coatrelli
P ;, ..,n. .,,... gg B. Ci aa and Daale
.;.,r.ti.t; ? onapany by H. P.
and WHiiani P.
meti hold aad rote all of
ol the eompanlee eacepi aaough
? rd of dlrectora to guallfy,
. ::?. -: ggieenaanta have au
the aJtal - of the
tha a< q ila tlon b>
: ? t
. i .* urlng from Mr.
Uudon ii a no matter what
tbe demand In tlie intetlor of
Itreet 1 >nk? were
to keep ?? ' ? ? N-A ^ ?'k lo
? tlona.
Mr igacilbed the naatbod bj
whlch tnoaey wee attra bad lo Neu rorh
.i rountry roercbavata and fa'in
Ing ol
or t??> '
,',v. V-.f k Sio' k Kx
. .,a. ? ? " ' ll???'?
? ...iKe aunia on der- adl
? a . ork. aad thal vmk-i. t. a "bame'
bt oaane atraaf tne
.. of money ium. and the
,... , ordi ? lo geln tb* i>m
.:.!.. pul their money oul in
, , .,., tha New Yoi* atoek Cx
: thfae loaai are ?? d "ii
ange collateral I wi - brought
Corn E*change Bank Profitg.
?: ,i leranya . <? lumlng to ii" toph of
\e* vork Clearlag Uoaaa aaked Mi
M If, prlor to the Inaugtiration of the
i a < barge for out-oMown
? had naade money.
iald the bank al thal time
Ii of from * io 12 per i eat
reeenl time, i.e aaftd, tha baab
aat
oata eaamlaatlaa Mr, Unter
,, ' t thal the aurytua of tho
'<?<,,,. t* Bank at thla time Inotud
r(i u :.. , of eccanaelated aratta Ibla
o regular dlrMeada
Mr. I'nt'-myer examlned Mr. Fin*
? r aharply aa to how he claaalned the
?g out-of-towa chei aa. Mr.
[rrew aald H ? aa ? leea, but tha lawyer
[taatated upoa cautag i aaaei
What rea want to .io |g to naake the
.euetomei pai tbe axpeaaa of eoad
yuur bua ia -it" he h
u## , ? tnom \." i - obeei red
?aMww do yo'. Juatlfy tbe Interferenoe
?>? ?r tha hadlTtduel i.ank
wh'.'-h la " ikla i uktf be de
nianded
T ,, ,^,| io it." repUed Mr.
. ra
Ho>\
Bai how dui tha twaatgatwe nea-mee>
ber banka, Wblch have no powei to \ot?,
??
,-ti(., | | ?i reeolataona la their
g?oard?i oi dlrectora "
ofoaej etamlnatlftB broaghl oul ?hat
tne Clearlng Houae coaualttea requlred
the Bon-naanaber banka to pas^ aueb a
raaoluUon under penalty of loslng their
?Ln, you think that la entirely fagt
?-d i ateraayer.
Taa," returned Mi Pi
\v,. ?.,. why Hi.onldn t >o. barge
pro rata for aii the ex
banklng bualneaar' aj-Ued
TJntermyer.
"1'he.v WOUld go IO Ihe oilier hanka
eutrlde of the Clearlag Houee Aaaecla
Men."
Mi. Uatartnyei ??? e?ger to learo of
any amall bank ln New York outglde of
the Clearhig >lou*e. bul Mr, Prew knew
af aene. The wltnera aald that la hia
opinion the rulaa of th? Sait i^ake Clear?
lag Houae. pul i" evtdence yeaterday,
Bre-empted too much power, He ugelated
that the New Vork Clearlag llonne would
, So m? far aa to preecrlbe ratea
of intei.rt on d?poaita.
?iitit other clea'ing bouaaa la tlie eoua*
.-, ge
Taa, b il thar ahouM be atopped
M l-'i piv.
Defends Clearinq Houae.
Ili i ntermyi i took up lha queation of
i not Bdmltted to Clearlng H
.. is?|i v. lon ??? ? i?
throuKu mambai banka.
I><> you thlnk it a gaod thlai
111 u.e banda of anj .....
.... . ank by re
? for ii ?'' '"? aaked.
? l don'l knoa f a
of .i bank to '???- fo
bank i I ?ed II ip." Frew.
i in j ou remember i>?? ' 'ba
Knlckerbocker Trual i !oi
pre< Ipitated I ?? pan ??' ?
v.
? xi ? ?' Cammerw r< f laed i<>
...i ? ii ? .. . . ? ? ? lo
'Yei
"And lh< ' ? Kn ? kei b
rea "
'The Knlt i.eron. ... I B/Bifl ' ? I
and i.ald aP its flepoaltoffl hi '
?Taa."
: araa aolventf
"Oh, jraa."
m,. ).-,?w referre i to the toelng ?f the
i ? ,- !.,! Bank .n Jaauar) 1881 He aa
,; , .- Clearlng Ho taa ?
log to Bdranca 11.888.080 to the Oi ?
? ....... tora poraonaily would l :
,., i... ,,,. !'. ontrad i ted the teatl
monj of A. Barton Hepburn, wl ?
. learlhg Hi
v ong ln ? ??? Orleaial Bank i kw
. lared aa "dld
? | ?
autooi Hi' | and I ?? d aai '
rould only ba tamporarlfy eacluded from
tnaj Houae bv the I Ie
. ?... -...1 tbal ib.it bo I
- ,.ii aa lo -
i
\1' I"-. t
. I i... the < ?? arlng Houae ? "i"1 nol
I Houa
"Tl ? ...,'...??
no woj ii can ? ? ' ? al
bank. li me i \' Baked Hi tfnternryer.
No, but a bank . un e;i:i\ on its b il
: acaa wlthaul tbal prlvtlean aald M
j Fran
Operations in Pamc Descnbed.
Ml I'ntermyer aakeil cencernlui -
lattltude of Ihe Kow Tork Clearlng Ha -??
Cauunlttea toward tba banka thal waai ???
I the wn'l iliirinu the 1W07 pai 1
' Mr lr. a -..:.! that the Me.
Tradeis" Bank araa fl l * " 8M bj
i the Clearti | Ho ac Coaani I ?? Ha ? -
'< on ttie loan ioriiJi>;!l"> bUBUMlf, Bnd hU
partner in the Corn Bxchaage Banl
on the apaclal cotnmlttee of flve whlch
hrndled the rnatti r? of ihe Hearinc
: Houae durlag Hm pai I ? "^"" araa
oppolnted for the Mechanlea nn.i Tradara'
? Hn.-ik. wiu. h i looed Ita doOra lai ary 18,
llBM, leaving BU8?,880 in collateral ? l ?
I recelver'a I anda,
?The ellmlnatlon of Ihe Me?
I Tradara' ranioved * rt>mpatltoi foi
i bank.'
??Vea."
"Don'l you think thal ia an llluatratlon
| of the need of aoine (ontroi <.\e: the
. ? of the i 'learlng Ho lae la -
i , rlala aaked Mr. Uaternlyer.
Mr Frew objooted to anj Inferenre thal
baan anj ? lai loi ??< ?l
i liandllng of tha Clearlng Houae loana
? _\|, ; . iiaavoa*ed an) aoch Irapu
taUon.
Mr. Cntermyai advanced th< queatloi
of bank h-ana Mi Frna aald I
j bank had Bba il |4l 881 ? IB of loanabh
f inda < >f 111,888,881 In laana on rforem
? Itlt, 111.888,881 waa HMBed on
i\. bangc caUataral. Of thal $?.
.. u,ia kMMied ln wall Mrael Mr.
aald that hla bank waa the New
>..-k coiroapandonl fat nlnety?faor out*of
town banka havtng ? capltaMaatlea of
? 11,8881 Theoe banka on Norembei
1. 1812, b?<i on dopaati 13,844.1.
"The waii Streel call monej markel ia
ihe only open monej marfcel ln the eaua
Bsbad Mi DBtaratyai
"Tei
"When monej la naaded the ?> mtry
to move .ropa .-ind foi other purpoaei
|how ia maaay attracted 10 Naw Voik foi
?peculaB ? 1 arpjoaeaT'
?\\ hy. b' ..fferbiR ? h.ei. late on call
iiioiie.- in .ww rork '
Mr. 1 ea teatlfted tbal a hlgl rate of
money K'-i.i fai:n<a rn.-.i nettinp money.
Cl r i.v k?' ? t.'l*.1'
Largest Lenderi Not Revealed.
Mr. Uoternayer ?<v.xiii to vet the \\.t
rieaa to name the flve laiReat lendera of
money on the New Toik Btoj k K\' iiMtiRe.
but -\lr. Fraw only wouhi aoy tbal a'l
l.irpe bankfl leat funda there
The wnr.e^K aahl that Baraoaally h<* had
?o objactlon to ?iute or federal BBpervIa
hmq or keeorporatton of ?he Claarlng Houae
Mr Praw, thrnjah bii eaunaal, Ckarlea
t; Ruabnare, denianded the opportunlt\
?i. make certnln explanatlona aa to hla
. in lejard to ihe Oeailnr HaUBB
provlaion wberobj New Voii, banka mual
criarge a uniform i.ite for the collectlOB
of out*of'town cbat ka
Tba ?omnlttae ordarad Mr. Frew ta
BUbmlt bi^ renneat in writlBg. Benjamln
Btrona, peaalaaait ?t the Bankora Trual
f"ompaii\, al1.11 probeblv will t.e niven ari
opportunil i" azplaln tba aorklnga of th?
trust agieemrrit under whli h hla .otnpanv
!a np^rated ! Ie denaaUed tha' in rlOW
of to-da\'s teatlmdh) h< be nl'owed to ep
U,e.,. ,
To*morron ?'.? co nmlttoa ai?>. will take
UP i!ie New Vr I. BtOCk l"V''h:ir,pe. an1
lepreaentatlvea of that OlgOBlBOllllli will
be aaked to teetlfv
SMASHED CASH REGISTERS
National Salesman Tells How
He Fought Rivals.
- ' I !>-" N N'lrie c. !iif-v?. tea
tiied ta-daj at the trtal of Praatdaai Joba
B Patteroon and twanty-nlna other nfn
fltaJfl OT fiimer offlclals of the National
?"a?h Ite^iat." < om?pan\. ebargad bs the
fowernment wit': tiavlng vlolafid the
.iirm.iBl aeciion Of tha Hhenrvin antl
truat act.
Bugana 'lem. Of l.oa Angalea, former
Nr.tn.nal Caah FteflHiei- aaleaman. tiaii
iied that be bad bolped aroaab a numbar
of HallWOOd maeblnes tNat were later ' 1
hfbttad in a dlaplay WlndOW of ? Nailoi.a;
?toie iia ' lurik. ' H? admltied ibat there
were BOVaral National nmeliinea .smaah.-.l
al tlie uni' time. Kome of the HallwooJ
Biaaklnaa ha ??aid, \.?-re alrnoat nev.
Floyd T. bbaw. former agaut for tba
Ainerl.an rompHih. teaiilled that the
t.'allfornla dlstrh t manager of the Na?
tional oaaaaaay bad otrei-eri idm %r.<w ?
y.-ar to w<irk for the National, and bad
10M him that tbe HaSlwood eompanv
wouid be out of the buatnaoa ln ? fba
montb*.
Duriit the mornlng aeaaion .1 W
BraeaabaJli of i-oa Angeiea. eonplated io
rroaa-examlnatlon. begun on Monday. and
tlie defenoe ilalined that thev aeored a
l( t. ? 1 arhan .iiidge Hoiiiaier ralod ont all
teatlrnony canoarnlag alleged atta<ka ar
arta of \doli ni e . ornniltted by Natlnnal
agenta
B
TO MAKE UNIFORM PRICES
Senator Clapp Wants Federal Law
Against Unfair Discrimination.
Waablagtan, i>ee 10.- An affort to pai
Inlo tlie federal lawa the aaine prlndaple
tii antl-monopoly or unfah dlscrimina
leglalatlon now In '?<??? ?? ln s
?
other
... of M.n
?
Th bill a o ild I ?
?Ineea
?
inol
Hie Bu
,
. from cutl ii
.?ii
petlti .
i lapp'a I araa r<
i . ? ommil:. '
.,: ? h ? h Ii I aii man. The ?
prlncip . ?
ntro
duce l b> Sei utoi ? I
ifld I ' ? iaa.lt t,
, . - . ommlttee a hli h
can I.-- paaaed ??'. Cotl'
_
ANTI-TRUST LAWS ABROAD
Drastic Legislation by House of
Representatives in Melbourne.
\|, ihoi ? i... i .? \ mono] lea Mii
-? ,1 ita ;n a i tagc ln Ihe
i:. p .. , i ihe ('ommonwealth - f
tuatralla ly by a vote ot ? u i
... TI ?
tba comuionwealth plenarj powera wlth
imblnei and mon >p
The a rnmeni ret
? |i |
... | |
ralla,
the allegi d Intei llon of thi ? i
... ide
nto Ita ha
DREADNOUGHTS FOR SPAIM
5g>Uleahipf To Be Homc Built,
Also Destroyers.
Paria, D< :'r0'
grami ? " ?"
three
....
'? '
I , u aoon a? the
netaed
i Verrol
CHURN TRUSTBROKE RIVAL
Novel Case for Threefold Dam
ages in Supreme Court.
WaUMfagtOO, I>e< 10- Probabl) the
-. grer broagbl i lh<
,.!..,,, .. irt under the Bherman antl-ti al
Iaw | I before thal irlbun .i lo
i ban a iruel la aharaa and bntter
.. toui dam
, ?. ,, |4| ,.?... for ?!:.
* ,.??. of buali eaa ol ?'?
i. k \-,,t ? *,..i bla Owatoi na Panntng
MIH < ompany, ol i >a al ? vl :';' ? ' ?
lam igta T ?? Cteearery
I-,. ... u inufa ?' ?
ou.a Manufai lurlng <'"t,
.. ,, ,. .- , grged wlth monopella
. ? imei ?? auppl ea
m,!-, onca before ttaa th.?1 been
,,, tha aeetlon ^r
,..,. antMrual laa glvlng a
grieved ? ompetltoi thraefoM daroage
i . ,.-, a truat Tbe Ural time araa
n th.- itanbury hattera i aaa
.\.. , i |. the \;rtii*? ? ompenj leld
t thal .
? vork*
...... >,. eai ibllah tha
offered te buy oul Irtue'a
waa lleged th..t
. bro ight, .. arrlng Ii frlnge
. ? patenta bul In reellty aeelgned t<?
.mpanj oul of bualneaa
tB and tbi ' other aulta put
of h ii aeaa, it
??\..
. .? ' glrea by
ii,,. pet? ii law?" Inautred Juatlce Hol
,t ii g Le , h, attorne; foi Vlrtue.
? -y.-v -. |g the reaponae "^'>' contend
,? t g .it: legal from or." noint
nMan, 8 werg on'
' i ,
BARNARD BUYS CLARK HOME.
U i. ???. ai 'T ? |
. , Compen] la the iv.ner
I . ,
?
? a, n. ed !' - -| ?
dd UM all Hav.ard
.menl hle arlnh
B| >,' aboul M acrea
1301.
HKHT
Deprecates Favoritism. but
Tells Grand Jury Too Much
Fuss Has Been Made.
KEEPERS DENY THEY SPIED
Whether Former Chamberlain
Is to Get Liberty on Bail De
pcnds on Justice Goff's
Decision To-day.
The K'and turv Wblch la lovedtlgi
prtaon condttloaa In thla clty, and par
lieularii tha chargea of favorltlam In the
. aae of i 'barlaa H. Hj ee, a pt laoner |n
the Tomba heard i eaterday tha teetimonj
of Patrit k A Whltney, Commlaeloner of
Correetien Commlaatener Whltnej la the
Immedlate aaperlor of Deput) Commle?
WUUem J W Ight, wboae frlend
hidp for Hyde pre< ipltated the Inq
w i ||g depn atli i Wrlght'a aetlon ln
pnttlng Hyde Into ? three-room Hal
ci b cell, tha Commlaatoner,
known, falla t,> aee la th;s juet i i i
1 Ol the huhbub raU.-d over It. H- tOOtl
? i to thla before tha araad hrry, II W
aald, refu-ing to ooaatdei Wrlght'a faror*
itiMn toward tha former <'it> Cbamber
- uflldenl ert
- ,i. pol 'a aerrti ea
grand J on tlte othei '... i d oa
de'a treel a gla
., andal In
, i . , It. 1 11 r: i ??
will
? .-ff-- t, unleaa
ti,,. Tami nflueni a among Ita mem
bera .'i i ? t. ? reni
t- ? ol ' en from
l{ i ? ;it. Wrlghl K
.. tbe
. ? i tbe
1 .
The prsnd iury also Itateued ye.-ter.lay
t.. the taatlmony <>f tbroe oe foor Tomhs
koapara. Tbaaa m?n bad alraady mada
affldartl before Jaba Ktrkland Clark, la
alatant Diatrlet Attorney, tbal tbay tud
raaalrad Inatrnctlona to ipj on
prisoners for evldance, and that eran bi
tha abaanea af Inatruet hadnovor
dono any <?f thla 88 ? Thef
repaated all tius to tba grand jury. whlch
is stiii anxioua to recelya all the HKht
poastble on tha queation of reraetty be
twoan Deputj Couunlaotoner Wrighl and
Bduardo Brekai a newapapei reportar
Breker, ll wUI be racallad, quotad
Wrighl ;is aaylng tbal Tamba "truatlaar1
? i . ted to him i eonraraatlon over
i.,.;,. . rooeph Q RobJn aad hb
Blater whlch ied Wrighl to baMeva h de
Wrighl baa di oled, and arlth
coi roboi il k>i. i bal ?.i "?n,t anythtng
of the klnd.
Bal what la ?! I Bnltaly mara tunment
' to Hyde l tmaelf than all thla contravaray
[over hbi luaurtaua prlaan quartara la Jua
tlce OofTa Impandlng daeialoa aa tba aala
i.ner's mot'.on for an arreot of JudglMat
in ai! probabUlty Juetl ? fJofl will aa
Dounce hla decletoa thla Riorntog aa aoon
after HV::o O'clOCk BJ tba M ellininai ies of
court pi>.lura can oe enaompaaaed. [f
tba> court granta tbatnotloa, whlch ba nai
now entertalned fm a waak, it is nol un
llkelj thal Hyde aill ba oul on ball by
iilgiitfuil If he denle.^ il be vrlll BOnl
Hyde for tlie orlme of bribery, of arhlah
be ? tanda i nvh ted
Thla will maan another nlghl the
ba f.?i ihe formei Clty (!ha
for .i la unltkoly tbal be will be able t.,
obtain a eertldcata ol reaaonable doubt,
pendlng appeal, If he get* it at all, untll
to-morrow at the earliaat. The ui-1?:
Attorney said that iinle-s iBBUa araa i ?' ?? I
on aonri" unforoaaan pofnt ha waa readj ta
arKu>. iii oppoattlon to tba granttng of
auota a cartlncate wlthoul demandlng tba
forty-elghl boura1 noti<-e whi-h h< baa a
. . latm inder tha
BLAKESLEE GALLERIES TO MOVE.
Tba BlokaalTt I ktll< rla
Knickorbo
Butldlng, ol vuth avenue and Mth street,
i, to ?'?""' "' " "'e
? | ag, i-.. ntl) ? ompli ted by
Edward !ioibro<ik. praatdent of tha Oac
I , .,,,, | ? ? oul aat arDar
of Flfl
term ol reara, waa neaja
Hai.d bj Uberl B Aahfortn
PUBLISHER LOSES SUIT
Allegations of "Spooning" Not
Sufficient for Separation
jeetJce bcudder, la the Beeweino Court.
Brooklyn, after bearlng leethnony fn th^
eoanter Beparatten buM broogbt by naud*
,i. oitphant, of tha pub!la*lag boeaa of
i.ongmans. Qreea A Co., dlamlaaal th*
iterday> The coatl ralad ?hat the
mi. ..i wltneage.? that Mia. 011
.,,.i Btteaded ceberet gl ow? un
eacorted by her huabaad an.i h*d been
found "epooning" ln a aammar hwngaiew
were not guaVteul to justify the eetloa.
Mra Otlabant'g *nit. whleh had b<-en
gtarted : " pnpera were served
,?, n,.r .?? " entlng her aaa>
band, aill now ba trted. The coapte s't?
rated last Aprll. Mr. OUphaai now ihe
.,. s,,. in Henry rtreet, Brooklyn, wlth
hia brotaer. He la tbe iea ef tbe Ra
Charlea H. Ollphant, of tbe <,ongrega
tionai Chareh, Metbuea, Mass
PLUMBERS MADETOORDER
Incompetents CertiP' ;, Mavor
Finds from Report.
\g ,, | ide ta h"n la mak -
f to tha Board of Baantlnlng Piuaia
e,.?. the terma <>f the preeent Ineem
^xt.irinp on Decen ?? Ifayo
- ..* ge*
, , inta . egtfgati ? ? -" a ow iu
uae.
? in o ii oplnl in ? "i ".' ted ^c?
terda ? "'' ~ rr>rllfl"l
n< maater plun *r+ incompetent
uiai not entli ;? d to i ?
a | proof ol thla the reauH ol a: f?am.
natlon of ihree men who h?d recoreed
tertlfl " aaema that
lne a .-?.? men to *oi, ?
of tb< queetlona were MeatJeal, araa te
? a! grrOfe. When the Cnrnmla
accouata aaamlaad tham none
,n. COUld atiHWer the questlona, a*r
i could they hp*u Boane of the arerea thai
, ,,i on thelr pa;" ia.
, One m.m teatlfled that ne had aeea
! i?id Boeae yeara aga that a man who hai
pans?d hHd re">ived the infoimation that
; got him ihrougb nreta tha son of one of
I th?- eaamlaara, aaothei man said a fer.
: ner aaamlnei had oeTered to get him a
l. ftrtl '?.. ? *?:
VOUR CHRISTMAS BEER
IhU pleture. aligbtly. represents one ot the
ninnv boay eorners In Ihe Ruppert boltllng deperl
ment where Chrlstmas orders tor KNICHERBOCKER BEER
are lllled. Old Santn Claus has made a greater demand this
vear than ever belore. lorelnn F??her Kulekerboeker to ?"????*
s Jp out over SGO.000 boltles a day, whlch ls only aboul one-hall Ihe
bolUlng e.pactty oi Ihe enllre pl-nl. It -11 Ihe m.chlne* werekep busy
?en hours a day Rupperts beer and Chrlstnias claeer aauarch haand ln hand
.hronahThe holld.yseesou. -ddlng he-llh ?d happlneaa lo each lestlye oeea
sl?r Xref^e!"aaoreTonraell ol . "M.rry. merry Chrlstmas." by ordertng Iroua
vour dealer ? case ol
JACOB RUPPERT5
The Beer That Satisfies
and aulom-Hc capp ng and labellnff. ao lhal the beer conaea out ol the bo?les a
"vholeaoanVpure produet ol heallh-fllvlno slrenglh. Ihe botUcs In uae 11 plaeed
end to e"d would more than reach across Ihe eonllnenl. The beer easea ln use
7nd on hild U Plied end oq end wonld make . column 9S mll.s hl0h. Baal
Ihe most eonsollng laelor, by whlcla we measure oiar phenomenal sueeess, Is
Ihe approval ol the publlc and Ihe
popular appreelatlon ol our eliorts ln
produclna "The Beer that sallslles."
We wlah a "Merry Chrislmas lo all."

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