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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

There is probably no other society
where the community Of interest is SO
strong that not only one. but each and
all Of the members are willing and
eager to assist the speakers to make
the most OF the subjects assigned to
them It is this eagerness which
those unfa miliar with the secret work
OF the club mista kerfor anarchy. It
is contrary to the spirit OF the organ
izat1on for any member to mind his
>wn busTn>Ss. Others will look out
Tor that while he Is left at leisure to
attend TO. the wants az the orators.
There is nothing selfish about the Sat
urday Night club
Members OF the Saturday Night
club themselves are the only ones who
are supposed to do any work in
preparation for the annual banquet
They make up the programme, invite
the Speakers provide the MENU also
the slow fires and tOaSting forks for
the cannibaI repaE at which the
speakers are served The club will
also provide remarks for the speakers
on all appropriate and fnapprO pirate
Everything goes by contraries in the
Saturday Night club. Hence this
story will turn things topsy turvy and
start at the wrong end Of the pro-
gramme OF gIadiatoria1 comhats
which began in the presence Of 100
guests AZ the Throop hotel Friday
night. and continued until 3 o'clock
LnIS morning
The man who was last on the pro-
gramme was Chester I. Long, United
States senator from Kansas.
PuIEerlzed Harry Larfmer.
Mr. Long distinguished himself by
performing what has heretofore been
considered an impossible feat he
sQueIehed Harry Larimer. LarfGler
is not only secretary OF the Boss
Square Dealers Busting society Of
Kansas but he is Chief Tormenter Of
place reserved for himself Just across
the table from Long and the other
speakers.
at this time in the morning" said
Long, as I gaze into your bright. in
telIigent faces. it reminds me Of the
senate Of the United States
"Oh, what a miserable Imagination
he hast walled Larfmers while the
maSse and demanded that Long re-
tract his statement
II certainly appreciate this oppor-
tunity to speak to you under such
GO ahead I'm behind your
IF you were behind me-" retorted
Long. Il would appreciate it still
more
Longs subject was The Square
Deal" and a big cartoon by Albert
Reid, which was displayed on the wall
as Long commenced to speak showed
the senior senator rom kdHSaS DEAF
ing out cards from the bottom OF the
deck
DO you believe in dealing from the
bottom of the deck2" shouted Bob
Stone, the Square Deal leader
II do, for all Square Dealers. It Is
perfectly proper for them" And that
closed up Stone
Then Long commenced to lombard
Larimer. the Gentleman from the
PhiI-i-pines For at least ten min
utes the Larimer neighborhood was
full Of picric a<fd and bursting shells.
and all the Philippine batteries were
once
IT will recover" said Larimer, as he
came cut of his trance after the firing
ceased
kilograms For Long.
In the course Of the evening a cou-
pie of kilograms arrived for Senator
Long and under direction Of the pres
ideut John Macdonald, were opened
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18
HAS LIVELY NIGHT
Saturday Night Club Sustains
It's Reputation.
An Evening RepIete With Rep
artee and Wit.
STATESMEN CHILLED.
All Are Treated With Same
Consideration.
Senator Long Effectually Sup
presses Harry Larimer.
One Hundred Invited Guests
Enjoy the Festivities.

You talk about your cooperative
societies,
The Saturday Night club. which
held its twenty-fourth banquet at the
Throop last night. sustained It's repu-
tation as one OF the greatest CO.
operative societies on the globe
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

evening, and served a four-course
luncheon Mr. and Mrs +. P. Wahle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H W. BowIbys Mr. and
Mrs 6. A. Scott. and Mr.. and Mrs.
James H HesIet-
Mr. and Mrs. George Mays gave
luncheon Thursday for their guests,
Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs Crfpp Of Ale
gheuy Pa. Others asked were Cover
nor and Mrs H0ch- Mr.. and Mrs. H
o. Garvey and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r
Spencer.
Miss Nadine Lyle and Miss Julia
WeIIhouse entertained the Betas Of
Washburn college Thursday aftern ION
at Miss Lyt1e's home. The guests in
cIuded Miss Blanche O'NeiII OF Leav-
enWorth Miss Daisy Neil. Miss Alice
Meade. Miss Mamie Veale, Mrs Otis
Backentoce, Miss Corinne Coston, Miss
Lora Neil. Miss Hazel Arnold, Miss
Marie Ziegler, Miss Christina Hull,
Miss Margaret Going, Miss De LIsie
Spear. Miss Elsie Spear, Miss Stella
Bowman. Miss Hazel Larktu, Miss
Helen Haughey, Miss Helen Scott, Miss
Vfvten TuttIe Miss Lulu Healy, Miss
Allie Wingett. Miss Airline Dietrich.
Miss Florence Tucker and Miss Lugrace
Whitner
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Miss Ada Walker entertained a num-
Der of friends informally Friday after
guests were Misses Carol White, Cen
evfeve Crawford. AZURE Hyatt. Blossom
Scott Eliza beth and Lucille Mills. Ruth
Hughes. Ida Hardy. Rose Hire. Carrie
Pierce Mabel Noncom. Mary Weight
man and Gretchen Dixon and Fred Ls1b
OF Kansas City.
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evening party next Thursday at the
home Of DR.. and Mrs. ". E Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sargent enter
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

The marriage Of Miss Charlotte But
terry Of Burden. Okla. formerly Of
Topeka and a daughter OF Mr. J NJ.
Lever OF Los Angeles. Cal has been
announced The marriage took place
last fail but was kept a secret until a
week or SO ago when Mr.. Lever came
on from California to Oklahoma TO
visit his wife and her brother. Mr.
Harry Butterfly, with whom she made
her home in Burden Mr.. and Mrs.
Lever are now visiting his people in
81 Louis. where they VIII probably re-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

Everybody reads The State Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

In the course Of the evening a cou-
pie of kilograms arrived for Senator
Long and under direction Of the pres
ident John Macdonald. were opened
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

side permanently. Miss Butterfly and
her mother. Mrs. J. NJ. Butterfly, went
TO Los Angeles two years ago where
the former met Mr.. Lever Their mar
rage took place last November and
shortly afterwards Miss Butterfly came
TO Kansas TO visit her Topeka and St
Joseph friends and went from here to
Oklahoma TO join her brother. with
whom she remained until the wedding
announcement was made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18
Scott was Not Inferrnnted

Congressman Charles 2. Scott was
the only member not interrupted dur
ing his speech. The reason was t9at
he finished before the banaueters had
sized him up. His toast was Our
Little Brown Brother He said. "sOver
IN the Philippines the soldiers have a
lows:
He may be a brother of William H.
Taft
But he amt no brother of mine,
Gentlemen. the less said about the
little brown brother the better there
fore 7 will close NV remarks
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

Mrs. A s. Johnson will give lunch
con Tuesday at the Topeka club Il
compliment 70 Mrs. J. B. Bartholo
new. who has returned from an ex
tended stay in New York where sh'
spent the winter.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18
Another Telegram

Another telegram having been
brought in by a messenger boy it was
turned over to the secretary and read
1t was addressed to Mr.. Fitzgerald,
and said:
wv J. Fitzgerald.
What did my man Loon1is mean bv
saying that you were all right2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09

8 FURN. ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP-
Ing. SIS per mo, 253 w, End So. m75l
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| RAILWAY
cET CAR MEN.
ND BOOKK EEPERS
y employed, find our Of
TOT sums OF $40 to $100,
~ paid before duo
:ITT LOAN CO.,
II Tribune Bldg, ,as
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RUBBER TIRED KAUFMAN LIGHT
wagon. Great bargain, Talk quick
Oscar Groshell. 22l Main st. k27Gs
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CONTRACTORS

WE BUILD ANYTHING ANYWHERE.
no matter how large or small: manu-
factureVs OF concrete blocks; contractors
for all kinds OF concrete work. Bell
phone 3374-K. mA0i
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A COMPETENT COOK; ALSO A
house girl. Call 67S Z. So. Temple
m5bl
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IT'S THE PROPERTY.

We show that Is our best advertisement.
People who investigate tell us we have
the best list In town. II you want
fine home. we can show you some that,
will open your eyes. We sell all other!
kinds OF real estate, also.
S1S50-Attractive 4-room house, in de-
sirable quarter. southeast Terms.
s3000-Complete. modern, 5-room frame,
5ox145 feet Of ground, cement walks. lawn.
trees, all fenced. Terms.
$5500-Cheapest piece on Fourth East,
Splendid big lot. suitable for two resi-
dences or an apartment house.
STOWE g. PALMER,
THE REALTY MEN. fNf
6S West Second South st.
Both Phones 4044.
ro6aa.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
THERE Is A REASON

THERE Is A REASON
Why more homes are. sold through my
office than any other In the city.
Better values for the money.
$4,000.
On 7th East near 1st South, a 6-room
mod. 2-story brick residence connected
with sewer. sidewalks paid. furnace and
newly--papercd and in first-class shape
Only two years old. None better for the
price. Was built for home.
$4,000
fx9 rods. No. i36 South 7th East, thS
old 1o-room house renting for S25 per
month and is connected with sewer ard
sidewalks paid for Lot worth the mon-
ey. Terms. $1,000 cash. balance on time.
$4,000
Buys a broom brick house with 5x2o
rods on 1lth East. near End South.
$4,000.
Groom brick and adobe, has porcelain
bath, water. etc, in house. located on
Buys houses. one an S-roon modern
brick and the other a Groom frame
renting for 500 per month Owner oc-
cupying the large house. The ground Is
51iX20 rods deep. room for several other
houses on the grounds located on Ind
West. near lst North. One OF the best
speculative buys in the city
$4,000.
a Groom mod. residence. BATH water
lights. furnace. lot 125xl40 feet with nice
orchard OF young trees, barn chicken
coop, $1,000 cash. balance s25 per month.
Located in Forest Dale.
Modern homes my speciality. Have
them in every part of the city from $500
up. Cottages or two-story residences.
Everywhere. Before buying your home
see
A. Richter, 1s West 1st South st.
Phones, cal,
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NEW AND SECOND HAND. CASH.
trade or time Sorepsen- Stout Co. Aole
agents for the reliable Halls safes."
Beware Of limitations. Office !. X. l..
Furniture Store, As e. I'd South. a44l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09
LACE LICENSES

Harrison and Catherine NJ
Ialt Lake -
Tuokett and Erma o. earn
Afifhs Of Provo and Ethel X.
NtaQuln- -
nnet OF Salt Lake and Mar
ms OF Dwight Ill.
sen of Mount Pleasant ana
1n OF Spring CITY.
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m6995
at pays TO own a home
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE

=
II w. End South St
Home seekers are invited to go ana
inspect four new houses at Nos. 1016-1SA
90 and 90 Sth East st. These are easp
fronts, rooms each. modern, walls pa.-l
pered and el. light fixtures throughouta
back yards fenced and sodded (you donsl
have TO walt for grass to grow), )awnsl
and flower beds In front: cement walks!
front and rear. In fact, these houses are
all ready for HOMES. You don't have,
to spend a cent. Prices right. and youI
can trade in vacant lots or personal prop~I
erty. VIII be ready for tenancy in a few
days improvements are not all coma.
pete, but are guaranteed,
Drop Ia and talk II over" 4
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WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all. Tuttle Bros. l63 Main. Red ball
signs. olS91
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SAFES

INTER-MOUNTAIN SAFE AND LOCK
Co.. distributors for Herring Hall Mar
win Safe Co. in Utah. Nevada, wyoming.
Idaho, Montana, New and second hand
safes constantly on hand. Cash OF install
ments. Safes taken in exchange. Bank
work a speciality c. c. FIELD, Mgr.
IS West Second South. k974
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LIST PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT
with Sweeten &c Boyes. 81 Hooper block,
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DIED

ie Kidd. janitor at the city
,uilding, died this Afternoon
illness, age 52 years. Fun
vii be held at O'Donnell d
aeral chapel Thursday at
-mcut at Keysville, Utah.
city, May I, 1907. Mallnda
In her Sixty-ffth year
4 A. F. CallIson. Funeral
,e held from the residences.
ect, at p. m. today, May
mt Mt. Ollvet cemetery.
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FOR SALE


EIGHT ROOM MODERN PRESSED
brick corner lot, furnace, cement walk
shade trees; owner leaving city. Address
RAJ. Tribune rn636
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COTTAGE ON 18TH EAST: STABLE ON
lot: terms TO suit purchaser. Bell phone
2489-Y k1389i
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR Elk.
change, A. II. Outright. room II. Eagle
block. c3063
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

IOWA STARLE-LADIES' AND CENTS
saddle horses; divided skirts, Phone
440S m263
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PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
ket price listed and sold at Ranck Real
Estate Inv. Co.. suite 232 D. F. Walker
p243S
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5-ROOM COTTAGE 23s WEST 6TH
North. See owner. Ind. phone, 1124-S,
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PARLOR FURNITURE UPHOLST Erred
and repaired Estimates submitted on
request Phones 3299. S. l.. Matt s.
Mfg. Co.. 15S w. 1st South. 224
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SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
practically new, very cheap. O. Gro
shell, 221 Main ST. m250
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REAL ESTATE AND LOANS, ANDER~i
SON Cummings Co, 322 So. Main,
Phones-Beli, 14S5-Y; Ind. 971. m4s7.
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OFFER FOR SALE THE wBLL..
known Ralph & Jensen farm at Rocks
land Ida. with good water right, and
other well-improved farms. at very
low price. II you are looking for a good
farm here Is your chance: write me.
II j. Ralphs. Jr.s Neeley, Ida. m10S
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ONE 20-H. p, 3-PHASE, 60-CYCLE IN
duction motor. also one l0-Hs- p. and
one 5-H.-P. all General Electric, first
class condition. Tribune Publishing Co.
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL
See C. w. Miller. 112 w. End South.
u266g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09

GIRLS FOR LAUNDRY WORK IN ALL
departments, Apply Troy Laundry, No.
431 South Sixth East street
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IF IT'S REAL ESTATE. ASK HALL
loran" II West Third South st.
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DETECTIVES

PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY; ALL
work confidential. Address P. o. box
292, m103
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ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION, SUNBCRST AND SIDE
pleating and piuking. Mrs. Jennens' sos
Il Srd South Bell phone 2S6-h-
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INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE

SEE w. s. GIESY & CO. NO i03 TRIB-
une building. for bargains In real as
tate. Both phones No. 1868. m6Z9
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WANTED HELP-MALE

WANTED-SEWING GIRLS AT KEITH
O'Brien's dressmalSing department,
mT5I
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ERAL NOTICES

ne funeral services over the
Gilbert E.. infant son OF
Fred L. Roberts. aged four
,e held Wednesday al 3 p.
,esidcncc OF Mr.. and MIS-.
238 North Ninth west
In are invited TO attend.
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A. Richter. 19 West Ist South st.
Phones. cal,
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE,
keeping or single. 372b So, Main. just
south Of P. O. m497
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09

Modern homes my speciality Have
them in every part of the city from $500
up. Cottages or two-story residences.
Everywhere. Before buying your home
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED.

THE RICBLIEU FURN. ROOMS;
rooms for light housekeeping; rooms
from $3.50 per wk- up. 305b E. End So,
E1411
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CROMAR'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
office 101 Atlas block. As years in Salt
Lake Correspondence solicited m268
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PERSONALS

LADIES' HOME DURING CONFINE-
Inent. 260 Kens!ngton avenue. Bell
phone. Main. 1887 k2755
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09

PLEA SAINT FRONT ROOMS FOR GEN
tlemen. go L. LIST South. MOI
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SMALL CASH GROCERY AT BARGAIN.
R-4l4, Tribune, Ind 126: Bell l634-Y.
y185O
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A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK-
Apply Ills Il. So. Temple. k2lSS
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MASSAGE
AUCTION SALES


FURNITURE. CARPETS. STOVES OF
all descriptions, new and second hand.
at lowest prices in the city. Western
Furniture Co, 2i2 So State, Agent 1900
washing machine. Stove repairs for any
old stove. kl504
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ONE NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room for one or TWO gentlemen: easy
walking distance. Ing, S29 Bridgeport,
or phone Ind 1892. c2201
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-09

NICELY PUNISHED FRONT ROOM
suitable for two gentlemen. 554 So.
2ud West m5T2
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FOB LOWEST RATE or
tITniturc, pianos, horses,
want all the good ionns /
next 80 days. No romoy-
ms 10 suit. lS9 Main st,
g26i
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Die iett in Samestomn lptelt, miro
am 3. 9opember bier %etntreffett nno
ouf unierem @usiteGu1gsplabe aon=
serte geben. Sic lit cine Der better
Milit4rfope1en Werifos lno beltebt
aus so Mniifern.
= Der Generals nmolt bot emit
ldieoer, ooB Dem Gonoertieren ser
alten gitp Son Bombs ieitens unierer
5taot ni6ts i'm @ege itebt. Die
Bombs traeen ieet flint Bro5ent Gin
]en, in Der nel1en &usgabe ioaen iie
MIR AZ 8ro5ent tragen.
= Die meni6li9e 2aufbabn elei6t
elmer gisbobn; Tie miro 5erltort, pertl
Die Come bes @liids oa5ulange
oraufl6eint.
9os itorfite befannte @ift iii
cine 0dbrloiung, in Der man @uno-
neutrality-suspicious. 9e5ii6tet bot.
W3it einem @romm oooon fam man
1000 Meniden totem.
Sober lit ieines @liides S6mieb
= oober muB ol1d 10 mander Menif
ols ImboB oienen.
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Nieoergefbla9enbett ners
bnnttt.
Nnitutt Sriibfnn 1T @liificlisfeit in
mamdes Sans III Sun Intoniu
ettge5pgen.

Gin i6mer5en0er &iiden berurIadt
geieoer9ei6lagenbeit.
Mon fam nidt gliidIi6 fein nit
einem beltdnoig f6n1er5enoen &iiden.
9te S6mer5en oes &iidets rii6ren
meiItens bon fronfen 0ieren Der.
0oon's NierenptGen beilen frantic
Rieren.
Sic boben in handles Sous IN San
@ntonio @liidieligfeit gebroft.
2eiet, mos ein ~oonf6arer 9iireer
iagt;
Srou s. 6. 0eioert 722 9ber-
man StraBe, Gan @ntonio, logt:
SD oenfe, i6mere @rbeit mar Sic
ltriade meiner Nierenfranfbeit. Sd
lit iebr piel an itdrferem &opfneb,
ib bette 96iittelfroit uno mir tpuroe
oft ldntn6li6. Mein Giiden tot mir
10 tpeb, oaB id mid i'm 8ette foltm
nmoreben fonnte. 9ie Iffion Ser
Rteren NOR 10 nnfontroGierbor, baB
id 5upetlen 8pon5igmaI pro Sag ge-
ben mtBte. Mein .3uitono NOR iebr
idlinm, ols i6 mir I'M 8eror Drug
Store cine S6o6tef bon 9oans Nte=
ren-GiGen beri6offte. Sd bin nit
Dem &eiultat iebr 5ufrie0en 90 i9
mild geiunbbeitlih better befin0e, pie
ieit longer 3eit. Mein 3ultano BEL
ierte ii6 iofort. Sd babe feline &opf-
i6mer5en mebr, Die Hiidenl6mer5en
boben o~ufgebort, Die aftion Ser STE
rem lit regelmdBig unb id bin bel
froftieer."
3u perfaufen bel aaen S6noIern.
8reis so Gents. Softer : Milburn
60, Buffalo, Seem gorf, aaeinige
9genten fir Die Ser. Stooten.
@rinnert gu6 oes 9tonlens :
9pan's - nnb nebmt feline onoeren.
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Mbaefiih(ter @rrn.

Gls bic @ebeinc BON G6riitop9 So.
lnnlbus mad benz ipanif6en 4rieo BON
9opana mad Sponisn suriidaebradt
unb tn einem prGGtigsn @artopbaq
IN Der 3otbebrole bon Gepiaa ouFoes
fteat tpurben. Ga bra6ten bic Spa
nier, tnirf9snb unter Der Grinneruno
an ibre Rieberlage, bic eSnf9rift ouf
benz @rabmal an: ais bas unbants
bare 4merifa fid bon feinem Muttsrz
lnrbe trennte, bofte SeDiaa bieIe Sc
bsine 5nriid." S.Bt aber, ba Der @ron
eseen 4merita fid Eel tpeitem abaes
tibtt bat, nirb porgeI6laqen, Gas
9rabmal nit paFsnbereu Worten gu
berie9en. Die Stabt Sebiua bat ben
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