Yes, it does. Read it carefully and you'll see that it does indeed contain coca. Alcohol, too, I suppose. At least they only gave the children a half or quarter glass.
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In the Noth West of Argentina and the Bolivian highlands people still chew coca leaves. No wonder, they live well over 3000 above sea level... Of course the "developed" countries will have none of it, they hate it when their rich kids get hooked to something produced by poor indians...
To each his own.
According to Wikipedia, Queen Victoria drank the French version of this, Vin Mariana, and there's still an alcoholic drink made in Amsterdam, Agwa de Bolivia, that contains (decocainised) coca leaves as one of the ingredients. And as well as chewing coca leaves, Andean peoples also drink coca tea.
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