Th* German, rjewspapcis aie complaining that the Kaiser's gifts to America are ■slighted. It is stated that the Emperor's present of his own portrait to the Brooklyn Institute of Art and Science is hung in a dark corridor, and that valuable works of German art which the Emperor hag presented to Harvard University are left lying m a dusty abed tmexhibited. The hope is expressed that the Emperor will send do mono presents to America, whilst Americana are attached for ingrafatode, want of respect, and lack of common courtesy. Public Noticed. A SENSIBLE STIMULANT^ uiiiiiuiumuiuiiuiiiji MmjmiunjjitniMiiiiiuuwmiii! j A Stimulant tjurt is 1 medicinal i in 4 its ' atflion ancl is jf direa health is worth/ ofjall men's dtfnkins/> .* It i s bracing, and. has ctsratiye effect in &> Kidney, Bowel, and , !■?*;■! BUY WHOLE. '* BOTTLES * •itMUUiUUlUlltutHlllllH I
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Evening Star, Issue 12927, 25 September 1906, Page 2
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135Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Evening Star, Issue 12927, 25 September 1906, Page 2
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