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Dem SdooBc ser Gr0c 3ltr lcbtcn
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hcnbcaGnqniiic.
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itorbcucn &rn. George %ScDiortb pom
(%rnucrboltic, l}r. 53t, N&cit Yolti.
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Gric0boic". Eoitpr l$llliu9 &oimom
bon Der cuouqcIiiN llttbcriidcu 3ion3-
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funqirtcu 0tc SO. &bilip Mcpiortb,
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fortb Dur0c unl 10. gpril 1859 IN
Baltimore 9Cborcn. Gr crIcrntC 0o3
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ting bon Nroi. &obu Is. 6ronf mcb
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gcihicOcnc bintcrIGBt icinc @nttin,
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g3cpinrtb.
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6cbruor int Nltcr pou So &obrrn
pl0blid aus Dem 2cbcn Qeihicocucr
6rnu Morio +. Stein, gCb. 6eloncr.
ionO gcItcrn pom 5%roucrbouic, 9tr.
1904, Molfcr- Str0bc, aus nui Der
ySut 2opn Gcnctrrp" itott. Yoitos
&crrD Is. ShIiitCr pom ser cuun0c-
liihz lntbcriidcn 6ric0cn9 Stride or
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mcllitiidc bcOcttc oen Sorg. NI&
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bcncn sic leBtcll Gbrcn sic $50. Gonr
ro0 Braun Hmorn Ginccnt, ". Bod
Itcin, &crmum Sfrciber, Geo. Spic=
ring mo Wtihocl @ounromt. Sruu
StCin mllrOc am -. Nopcmbcr 1911
III Nellclls &nllel gcborcn ull0 fam Dor
26 >Sobrcn nod Nmcrifo. Sbr @otte,
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Sobrcn i'm Go0c poron. 0ie Gnbi1-
Qcidic0cnc NOR WlitQIico ser cpo1g.,
mtbcriidleu Trie0cu3 STRIDE; felt Ian
gen &obrcn lpor lie cinc ciirtGe Scic-
rir 0cS aGcutid)en GorrCiponocnten".
6rou Stein biutCrlGBt fol0enoe Stint
Scr: 6rou 2oriie @ofcficlo, @rn. 5.
3. Gonroo Stein. 6rou Gliiobctb &uz
Der, @rn, Gbriltopbcr Stein Srn.
Charles Stcir. @rn. 5reberid Stcin
no &rn. 6ronf Stcin, iolpie Span5i1
6rou &uIio nc. 3opf.
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itor Z. &cbmlom BON ser ct. Sobon,
riS.&ird)e al ser ucrIdngcrten Sonl.
barosS trnBc I'M S%ruuerballIc, Nr. 81 !
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Srnlter9ottca0icnlt %obgebaltcn botte,
iprlrocn sic iroiidCn llebcrrcitc BON
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,trait, mel6c om t6. Scbrltor i'm I'll.
ter bon fait If &obrCn aus ocn &c
ben id]ie0, oltf ser Baltimore Gene
STR Icbtcn Hllbc ~beitattct. Nl2
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Gin intcrciontcr g I.
trog.- Erof. &omc8 6rc0criG&op
fins, Scr 0ireftor ocS WtorDlono >5ll.
]Ititltta, iprod) 9~citcrn NIbcno in ocr
WtcGoD . @olc ser SobnS @opfin@.
llniOeriitGt in Der britten ~Nbtbcillu1O
lciltcr o0cutidlano in Stunt mn
@eldi6te" bethlehem Sortrng@sS cric
ijbcr OoS o&ono 6r0bera". Gr Der.
brcitetc lid 0e5 NGbercn iibcr ocll
8eburtSort Sr0bcl'S, 0cS Sd0picrS
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ten, I'M 8iorrbnuie 5u OberuciBbad),
6iIrItcntbum Shpnr5burg . Nuool-
't00t, ither 0cn GinillB ser i'm NM
9cbenocn bcrrlihcn Notur ouf Gros
bets G%ntpidellrnN iibcr icinen 8il,
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rilbrtc Der NortrnaCnbc sic @riin-
Dung ocS critcn .&inocrgortcnS" IN
Slanfcnburg GbiIrin0cn) I'M Sabre
1910, Iprod bon ben lcstcn Subren
lnO DEM Sobe 0c8 groBen Menihrn-
Griteber9 uno id)loB nit ben 9llt5.
iilbrrngen o&oS Die @eIt Dem Npo.
itcl ser Ginobeit ifuIoct." Sin iubI.
tcldcS Niblitum folgtc Sen NltSloi-
iltngcn 0ea 0rn. SopfiuS nit &c
lpnnntcitem SSntcrcIie.
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Baltimore Tampf Hadet 81.
(siie unb 5tperidtTge @ai.2inte.)
Ole Der. eta 1teusI(pit hefjrheruh

rGeorsla," nfenneTte."
Sampler fnbren ilglif, GoHntueS apSgenpms
men, BON ben r@nirainies"B iers, glr. 10-1s.
1i1bts StrGBs. $50 &beros, btreft nat GI6
Boint Comfort, gtorioli, V~orismolib unb aaer:
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Ncint Comfort nit .@. & Q. gtfenbabH.1, Rdd
Alhmonb, NerUinouug in Portsmouth NIT benz
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mouth 'uno gtIanta. On gorfp[f sserbinouna
nit Der rsttIantie Goaft Cine" gforfoIf un6
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Rem sDorf.
0aabl8etten na6 ertopdif6em BTan.. .9uri.
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Et. 107, 0fi.PaItiinDre.S Strait. @r 500 lnb
EOS, 2tebt.StraBe. g; v; 8. Office, shboit.ede
Srnft 8uiIotne- unb al5augb's. Nr. 100, Horb.
gbutIessStrabe.
Spbu ". Eherfropb, 9. Broun,
SicesBrIf. II. 3eH.s Wanndder. 0en. 'Rnt. 'Naett.
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IarDlanb. nnb EenniDIpan;a.g Balm.

Sage per!aNen Totth-slpcHne. citation:
100 Uiuraens 9orf @oit. ideIin, nusaenom'
Met Sonniag.
o.05 Wloraens relta aceom., MIR Sonntae.
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nonrlet Sonniul.
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1926 ~Gabmtttngs Oorf Boft, tdelih, aus0e.
;uominen Sonttaa.
405 @a6mtitn9S 3elfa aecom., mir Gonntae.
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penomIneIl S0nntag.
900 abenos 9elfd. IeeoH., tdoItn, aiiSges
nonuIen Spnntne.
HOO Nbcnos Delta aconr., nur Sonntde.
11.30 Mbenos Eelnir Accom-, tdaIih, alSaes
uornleri Sonrttun.
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Ron unb nod europa fiber Baltimore
ODER Ncm.9orf, aaiiite ooer 3piihcn.
bed. @cdiel, ouSlGnOiideS @cIo,
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d.
gnic itr's Nusluuo beiprot Is. Goiur. or
Alb St'SnItimurcs Str, uahe 6uitum 9uuicselue.
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W;,ro fn-,;a,roAn,>, 1,..s,;n -.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sor Ald)tcr @orlan ili1o cI1ler Surf
I'M Common Ylco@ @crIbt Abtb.
9tr. = be8oIlt 9clterlt Die &erbono.
illl9 III DER SIo9cidd)c bon @en1onltll
SlelllPr, &llDaOcr ellcr 9adercl Nf.
Itl| N't FratiliroBE' 9c9cll olc
%ealilcn DER "9'prep @otcr @oBe"
90oclolIoh" ol'' 3dpIlItt8 non Sl9,'
ooU' yer %ro5eB r''l'IlIrl an" Ell.
mem SlreIte Der %oder III Alt SoI-
l%lllorc Que nod oe@ aIo9cr" 9I9oDc
lClle @roe'ier 5l'I'I @ll'0eDeil lDrcr
SIcuilll9 5lpolI8eh lIIo 9'8cn 1Da
SuulooIur''leh perorelleieh lpell CT
llW lpg'8tfI' oel' Frel@ pom elhelIl
Nu'o Stoo Oou eel'I' ouI ~ eenI'
6H efpo0'h' we @erDolloll'll8 lolro
pel'le loFl9F,i'Qtl.
yer "oW LAB clhet Ff1hje?s
I'm
VII, !IO''tor %er5eld)nlB 1llr oer
9'uuIoB DER YFlH5Clllll oe @ern CT DC
SPoIloI@ lnc'@e oie Sodter BON
9f''. "ob %~N'l'on' mar i'lo Dor Ct
l'l9ell @Fohotell III Forl" Derltarb,
'o'foC 8'''efn oell' Seo''etl8erldt en-
attclu)l, @l o'il''eloen MIRO DER
SSerlo o'S eroG9 onf S332,60o bc5lt-
lctl' @QF III Forl9 leoelloer @otte
~ utI ''i'lOetlu''eFpe.
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nj. @aao'l NelloDoll, 5llDooer eli
L'yl NN'tlpIWull, 9H. o"r ehllloets
lN'lpI'toBe' lol'roe 9elletll MI erllIlls
Ilulatr'ut 0 9''u)let gSrl9Dt mo
or't VVIuloore''n pom DER @lltIaae
lfel8elProW'H, o' Sohllto0 Splr''
luoleH oerlol''l 81 pooeIl. NehoDol
lollle MI SoHnIo9| oell ~, 5allllor
l'Pr 81 "for9eh@, VIer oertoll't
pop'n' ooW 0ooetl olc 3cll0cIl on
puB le p'e "elroi'le Dor "nller''oHL
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t'"'
NJ @leoeWtpCt hl0t l@hI'
o1A.
Heln Setoltl oH' "gtld)t'dllIol8
ptuq)le" ole V~elo)loorener III VII
mFnnl9erla)t EN- III Der Sitol)ade &C.
9eI V'o'ller'o ~ ~. SIeoeIll'9er'
ItupeteH HaelIlfl OCT Splo Vernlon
SlEe S~I'lllto'''e 20, lpelpct lnler
OCT H'llu9 llul'o, DER %etllpr'
Iu'8' Vcl'lllWuIl PIoou lllllerlWlo
9c" 81 pooe'' "a" Seto't1 I'o''o M
et'l'ui'0 'l'' pe'' HHlro9e oe"
S'uul%uIlou''c' Nluvt'H u'lo oet
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'o't.ge petur p'e "l'l'Wl ottttolt', ooB
6%'o'Iu3e'' "'eoV'l'VpVt l''o DER eom'
Pu9,l'. ''I eol''p e''Ite''tlS Vt9u''
NIB utI'u''ot'' Qupc' ole SpoloVllo''o9'
unettll'olt el''rt olroIOore1 Qo''oIlll9
Suirf'' OTIS @n8cilo9t'l ooet n'o)i
ootlu9V'''
SHrofPorltL
we "Nelo'l SlQl'ot VtefNn'lt" |Ns
loClal'on lol'roe non lol9enocll 9cr'
rem l~1corporlrt: 5o@. O9onllel, Sr.
VtolllehtpN 9erft. u. 1oDlL Wfld)oel
SS. Son50orn itno Selpl@ W. HiltbS.
We VeIellNoIt pellBt TEN Tttlelta'
pltal.
@le "Hcr Chemical 80" ipuroe bon
oel1 nofItcbcrl0cn Scrrcn incorpo-
rlrt: Or. Sconoro Y. @cot, Or. 81
rono Eon MiQlonlS, Sbomoa u. ..
NDera, SoIcpb Ginion unO Sorob
Srnion. Qoo AtticntopitoI Scr Sc
ielllfa't betrG0t $4,000, 9ctbcilt IN 200
HntbciIc ST iC $40.
@erbittet lid sic @eu6e
0cS 2 6luogcrs.
Nihtpr Wortpr i'm 9r~rionrriht 1r
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yScutibc gant uuu Baltimore" Baltimore.
Iuo bnQtoun. 1truBc. @uguit Bcber, 8rdFs
ocnt; Is. s. 5iht S6uGmeiiler.
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Snnr Nnnfcn.

DTcutidc SpnrOnut uou Baltimore" Gltatp.
mo Baltimore StruEe.
nSt. 9nmcs Spnrbnnt," &nltintorcsSt;abe un6
Gliftoma GOuiCl 2OClulc.
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NofaISh SIMULTANEOUS nan YclpsUon Itllo be-
reit gum 9ebrau1 la Der eculoen nnb WI
tobalsStntiSn UNI 1000 NSenoS.
Neferptrung ron Tanm In @aint, ooet Nat
lor'gSaeapns, Speifernten etc. Deroen f1neu be-
torgt Der ScieptuR in allen folaeneen Fthe!t.
9fireoug. gblrl.ss mo 8aItinlore'StrGbe, Y, q
Wt. H~pbaIsstatipn, g. & g., Dh. gsernun St2S;
gamber' Staiion SnforrmtfonSs ~5ireor. g: 4 3.
ct. 9auI $40, ober Wb., Gonrtlayto 272o: nnb
Mr. 500. 6iibsBrodDpah
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Nntinuals8aufeu

,Sbe rlS Su,un Intiunnl @nnt," Gsabs un0
Greters Strube. SacoO ". Soof, 9rdfoent;
SenrO 8. Beoue. NuiIirer.
y3iueite NattpuaG.gnnt," 432 eio'9rouopab.
u. IS. gSupncr. Muiiircr.
,g0cItern Natiunul ginnf." IA GorosGltiaus z 1T.
u. Wiurriott Mutitrcr.
Brittle WattGualsNnut," Gdc Baltimore unb
Jiort6sStru6e.
Farmers d Wcrdunts e~.atiunaG Sauf,"
Suutbs mn QumburozS trabe.
Commercial d 6urmrrs' Rniiuual gnut, 4"
Sit0tpCit @Ge 6ouurns uuo 9ermansS trube.
Is. !. VHlomiu, %Sai'trer.
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Wcrdants &c Iincrs transport. So,

WicrdJnnts d WtincrS transport. So.
Iampfers2iuie.
Sradlt un6 R~aiiaeiers,
Bad 9uitun nno -seni Often.
StentiaR SoHnerftdn, Suinitag, 8 llbr 9IbenoS,
: yiadl Providence NIB benz Often.
9IoHtag ine Sreifag, O lbr Mbenos.
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Idgltb, al5gello1nntCn Ulittlpp6 unn Samftaa,
q lbr Nbeno5. -
f0rabt nE9enomI1en iiaIiG big 5 1t6r Radm,
tilr o%etlielben Iag a6in9renoe 9antpfer.
yinf SnuannaB uno oem eiiocn.
9tenii1a, EonnerltGn Samftna, G lbr @benos.
:, u. Mc9iriu, glacnt, 2ong Sod.
Sauptsgiircan: %e5eruaii. unb 2tggt.straRe.
Ui3,T&S-)
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mo @crmuu- giraffe. Srier 3erid, Brdii.
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SuH gteb, SddGmriliCr,
Baltimore Sruit q Guarantee g." Gauitable
NIiloing.
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8. Gar6nrt ebimcr, NedtsunpuLt. linton 3ruit
V~liilninQ, Baltimore. mo. Neioe Telephone.
6rGncts =. SlCmut, Rc6toaupuIt, 225 ct. guuls
Strnhe. Baltimore, Wi0.
&arl VI. ID, SdlolB, l26-120 Gam Nuitoiug.
BnitnuuS Gurb, 2Gl-2G0 Galucrt Qniloin9.
y. Nn.. Srtmauu, III NorosG6urlc5s StruBe.
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Wnrmors un0 Grant, erfe.
g. Siladrtner q e5Guc, THIS g9cit.Qattts
~t1OrC=StrnBe.
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6ei6Gftss@ egmetier.
3eittln0cn, 3eitI6riften etc.

She Baltimore gleiue Co.," Saoi0 9(6ercrorts
bic, 0ei0dftsii1rer. 31s g8eitsSermansStr.
9aunoterialicn, Sbiiren, 6eniter.
raGmen, 2a0en etc.
3omes g. 5uiter & Co., Ito mo III Sio.5res
OeridzStruBe.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @er6tbe un6
SGmcrcicn.
Griffith 6 5urncr 60, 2O5 Goros Facas2 trabe.
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Eltm6inn Surfaces, Gonges uno
SPicn, Go6ocdcn uno Simmer.
@ruuctt @rue., 623 Toro- 5reuout glpemue.
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rQ6lnen, 2u0en etc.
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&ipicriGmicoc ltn0 @%lum6Cr8.
3ubr 6uDrrt, 17t4 Ibumcs- StraBe. &. & q.
LCiepbuu: 92Ulfc 1909.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
Avoid Secret
Stomach Remedies
Because Most of Them Contain Dan
gerous Ingredients, Which Pro-
duce the Drug Habit.

Thousands of people, having dyspepsia
or stomach troubles in some form, con-
tinually dope themselves, with all sorts
of secret tonics, drugs, pills, cathartics
etc. which not only inflame and irrita te
the stomach and intestines, but in many
cases cause the opium, morphine and CO.
caine habits.
You have a right and should demand TO
know what any medicine contains before
you take IL, unless it is put up or recon-
mended by some reputable physician.
Fakes and quacks will put most any
thing into their secret preparations 10
make you like their useless stuff. so as
TO want more OF IL, until IL makes Won
the victim of some drug habit, which will
ruin your health in a short time
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are not a
secret remedy, they do not contain iniuri-
Gus drugs, and they are recommended bv
thousands OF physicians in the United
States and Canada TO their patients for
dyspepsia. catarrh of the stomach. and an
other stomach troubles resulting from i'm
proper digestion OF food.
These wonderful tablets actually digest
food because they contain the very ele-
lnents that are required OF a healthy
stomach TO properly digest food thus ACT
ing as substitute and giving the over
worked digestive organs a rest and a
chance to regain their former health.
strength and vigor.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain frutf
and vegetable essences. the pure concen-
trated tincture OF hydrastis. and golden
seal. which tone up and strengthen the
mucous coats of the stomach and increase
the flow of gastric and other digestive
Juices: lactose Extracted from milk.
rus, to strengthen the nerves controlling
the action of the stomach; bismuth. 10
absorb gases and prevent fermentation
and pure aseptic pepsin tgov. tesD of the
highest digestive power. All of these are
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Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold in
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Write us for q free sample package
This sample alone will give you sufficient
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-29
ECONOMICAL WAY FOR FAT
FOLKS TO REDUCE

Science has succeeded in making the re-
duction Of fat the easiest and simplest
thing imaginable. 1t has made 1t easy by
rendering dieting and exercising entirely
unnecessary and simplified it so that all
one has to do is visit the nearest drug
gist, who. for a small sum, will fill the
following prescription: Y ounce Marmola,
u ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic,
and 3jA ounces Syrup Simplex. Couid any :
thing be more simple or inexpensive!
Of this pleasant mixture one must take
a teaSpoonful after meals and at bedtime
and in a week or two he or she VIII De
losing from half to pound of fat day
In manner so natural ana UNIFORM tnat
no unsightly wrinkles or pouches OF SKIN
are formed In fact, it seems to melt away
the Objectionable deposits of Tat wher-
ever located, on hips, abdomen, etc, with
out affecting the other parts of the body
that are not Over-fat, so that u restores a
proportion to the figure so perfect that II
really must be experienced to be believed
Unlike other internal remedies for ex-
cessive fat which are mostly made up Of
bitter acids, this prescription has a bene-
fetal effect upon the stomach. 1t regu-
lates the bowels, and, strange to say.
improves the appetite, which proves one
thing, that il is not so much what you
eat as what becomes of it that makes you
fat. BY taking this prescription one can
eat in reason what they please, secure
i'm the knowledge that the remedy will
see that the food is turned into energy
and strength instead of useless, unSightly
folds of fat.
that the Marmoa is fresh. This is easy,
as II comes in sealed 1a-ounce packages
Get IL in that form and you may expect
the very best results.
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JURY FAILED TO CONVICT
r. A. Crothers and Fremont Older of
San Francisco Not Guilty of
Libelling VIM. S. TeVis.

San Francisco. March 2S.-After
having deliberated four and a half
hours, the jury in the trial of Z. A.
Crothers and Fremont Older proprie-
tor and managing editor. respectively,
of the San Francisco Bulleton,
charged with criminally libelling Will
liam 5. Tevis. brought in a verdict last
night of not guilty. Several ballots
We're taken, the first standing nine for
acquittal, two for conviction and one
blank.
The alleged Hbelous article was pub
lished In 5:ay, 1907, and repeated in
January. 1908. that Tevis had entered
into a corrupt bargain with Abraham
Ruef by which the latter was to re-
ceive Sl.000.000 10 get the city to pur-
chase the Bay Cities water project as
municipal supply for $40, 500, 900; that
ii was a polluted and inadequate wa
ter supply and that Tevis would be in
dicted upon the testimony given ~
Ruef before the grand jury.
Ruef did not testify in the matter
until three months after the publica-
ton of the article, and Tevis, the mill
lionaire president of the water corpo-
ration, was never indicted. The trial
lasted four weeks
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DRAGGED ABOUT BY HEELS
Wife Wants Divorce From Man Who
She Alleges Has Been Too
PLAYFUL.

Mary Graham wants divorce from
John Graham. In her complaint filed
yesterday Mary, among other things,
charges that John now and again
dragged her about the floor by the heels.
much TO her mental and physical distress.
Once In a while she says he would ad-
minister punishment with his fists. He
also called her vile names, but that
seems to be a minor consideration.
The Grahams were married June q.
1906. and they have one child, aged 2
months. The wife says that ever since
thelr marriage her husband has been cruel
to her.
The family resides at ss5 South Seventh
West street and Mrs. Graham asks that
her husband be restrained by court or
der from visiting the home, as she fears
he will iniure her.
Resides a divorce, Mrs. Graham asks
mony.
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BIG STRIKE IN PROSPECT
Contract Between the Coal Miners
and Operators in Kansas District
Expires Tuesday.

Pittsburg, Kan, March 2S.-On
Tuesday next all of the coal mines in
this district will shut down by mutual
consent of the miners and operators
and will remain closed thirty TO sixty
days. The contract between the min
ers and the operators expires Tuesday,
and until negotiations are completed
for the new contract the mines will
remain closed.
LeavenwOrth, Kan, March 2S.-Lo-
cal mine operators are preparing for
the coming strike of coal miners. All
of the mine mules are being offered
for sale, apparently in anticipation of
long contest. Large quantities of
coal have already been stored by the
railroads. In Leavenworth 1000 men
will be affected.
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CUT TO THE BONE.
Only 25 Men Working in Shops of
One Eastern Railroad.

New Haven, Conn, March 2s.-Ry
the laying off of 105 men today at the
Spring street shops OF the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railroad. the
working force was reduced to about
twenty-five, as against about 500 when
the shops are running full-handed.
There was some talk last night that if
the company should put into force the
piecework rule today, the men who are
now employed at the shops would hold
themselves In readiness 10 obey a
strike order.
1t was also reported here that the
steamer Puritan, which is now at New
York, is being put in readiness to be
brought TO this city TO serve as quar-
-ters Tor new men, IN case the trouble
on the railroad developed.
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HEAVY STORM IN
CENTRAL WEST
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri in
Pathway of Wild
Winds.
SEVERAL PERSONS KILLED
PROPERTY DAMAGE AMOUNTS
TO MANY THOUSANDS.

Indianapolis, March ga damag
ing storm swept over Indiana early
today, doing much damage TO build
$4,000 damage was done, At Petersburg
500 damage was done. At Petersburg
roofs were blown off and stock was
killed by falling barns. Wires are
down in all parts of the state, and
communication between cities has
been interrupted.
At Muncie and vicinity the storm
vas the worst in twenty years. Joseph
Hayden was seriously injured, and
many buildings were blown down
Kirksville, Mo. March ga de-
structive tornado swept the country
near Wilmathville, twenty miles
northeast, last night, blowing away
several farmhouses and killing two
persons. The home of Lawson Har-
rison was wrecked and his child
killed. Several members of the Har-
risOn family were injured. j. NJ.
Greeenslate, who was afflicted with
paralysis. died from the shock soon
after the tornado passed. Telephone
and telegraph wires are down, and it
is difficult TO get details.
Kalamazoo, Mich, March 2S.-As a
result of the heavy storm which ragged
over this section Friday night, psvt of
the dam of the Commonwealth Power
company one and q half miles below
Plainwell, on the Kalamazoo river,
went out, inficting heavy damage. not
yet estimated The dam cost $3.50 600.
Howell. Mich. March 2S.-Two wo-
men were killed during last nights
storm in a farmhouse twelve miles
from here, near Hartland. They We're
Mrs. Peter North and Miss Carrie Ell
lis. The bolt of lightning entered the
house along an unusued telephone
wire and killed both of them instant
~. Several other persons who We're in
the house were not injured
South Bend. md, March 2S-This
city was visited today by one of the
most severe electric. rain and wind
storms in years. The electric power
company's plant was put out of COM
mission. The storm extended over
southern Michigan.
Peoria, ILL.,, March 2S.-The storm
which swept this part of the state last
night did most of its damage at Pc
kin, where residences, barns. Outbuild-
ings and one distiileTy were destroyed.
The loss VIII aggregate 100000, and
many narrow escapes from death oc-
CURED.
Monmouth, Ill, March pa lorna
DO last night destroyed several resi-
dences and barns two miles south Of
this city, injuring a half dozen per-
sons, none seriously.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
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Denver, Colo.
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McKees Rocks. July Is, 1907.
COMMONWEALTH INST, CO,
Denver. Colo.
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/ thank you very much for the good It'll
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