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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
s'Ohi0's Fat Boy" in 20
DAYS Loses 1S9 Pounds

Prof. F. J. Kellogg. My Dear Sir:
Your Safe Fat Reducer is all and more
than you ever claimed for it. My
weight to-day. after ten weeks treat
ment, Is 2s5 pounds. loss of 1s9
pounds. as l weighed 474 pounds when
began with the Safe Fat Reducer.
never felt well before not even in
1895. when I was in hard training as
a professional bicyclist and riding
partner OF Baby Bliss. The reduction
has been natural and gradual. and has
at no time interfered with my regular
daily duties or caused me the slightest
inconvenience in any way. The action
OF my heart is strong and regular. and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Ever Since Fourth of March
Executive Mansion Has
Been in State of Siege by
Job Hunters.
TO TRANSACT WORK
LABORED IN NIGHT
One of Presidents Ambitions
Is to Make His Administra-
ton Noted for Its Simple
Democracy.
BY Sheldon S. Cline.

Washington, March 24-President
Taft has been compelled to hang out
the mo Admission Except on Bust
hess sign. Ever since the 18th of
March the White House has been in a
state of siege and in order measurably
10 keep pace with his work the presi-
dent was compelled to labor far into
the night. Even the extra hours were
not sufficient to prevent the accumu-
aation, SO Mr.. Taft will be obliged to
his well wishers If they will defer pay
ing their respects until his desk is
cleared. He doesn't want to refuse
TO see anyone for he believes respecta-
BILE Americans of whatever walk have
d right to call on their chief executive,
but there is work which must be done,
90 for the present callers will have to
show real reasons before getting past
Secretary Carpenter.
One OF His Ambitions.
II Is one OF Mr.. Tafts ambitions to
make his administration known for its
democracy. People who call at the
White House will be received whenev.
er the presidents official duties will
at all permit. and It isn't going to In
volve the unwinding Of q lot Of red
tape to secure an audience Only .
small fraction Of the American people
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

In the early days of the British
Museum a century or more ago the
place was open for only six houra
daily on five days a week in the suD-
mer and four hours daily during the
rest of the year. Nobody could re-
main in the building for more than
two consecutive hours, and the num-
Der admissible at one time was strict
ly limited to fifteen. Each batch OF
visitors was shepherded by an atten-
dant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Fairy Floral Steeds.

The airship Is one Of many modern
inventions that were long ago antici-
pated by the fairy tale. For instance,
IL you tread ON st. Johns wort after
sunset on St Johns eve a horse will
spring out OF the earth and carry you
round the world among the stars all
night. But you must bescareful to be
near earth at sunrise, for it viii un-
horse you then wherever you are. An
other botanical fairy steed Is the rag.
wort, now flourishing in the country
side. which Is ridden by witches In
England and by leprec hauns, or fairy
cobblers. in Ireland. Mail.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
voael's City MinstreIs.


At the Gennett theater on Saturday
matinee and night, March 81, marks
the eleventh annual appearance of
John w. Vogers Big City Minstrels,
in this city. The organization is a
large one and comprises the foremost
artists in the minstrel sphere and the
world of novelties.
Charles Gano is the principal com
edian of the company, and we are
pleased to note that as star he
shines more brilliantly than ever. He
is the prince of good fellows and pos.
sibIy has more friends than any com
edian on the minstrel stage. As a
performer, he is brilliant, refined and
entertaining, bears the reputation and
distinction OF being an end man who
is free from vulgarity, has a splendid
voice, is graceful in action, in short.
we consider him one of the most ar
tistic black-face comedians now be
fore the public Gano's associates are
hardly less clever than himself. for
Manager vogel seems to have had
first choice when selecting the corps
OF artists found with this clever com
pany. Sam Harris. droll humOrist
Bill Carney. coon shouter. John
Gosa. h0ae soloist Rolen. novelty en-.
tertainer. and the Lane troupe OF &C
robats, arc few Of the mAtchleaG
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
1914 Pounds Gomez

The remarkable case of Miss Artie
Adams of Shelby, Ohio, is illustrated
in her own words:
when I look back to the time be-
fore l took your wonderful obesity
cure l do not see how l stood it, My
weight is now 1891 pounds. and / have
lost just 1917 pounds. l can hardly
believe that there has been such diff
ference in my feelings and appearance.
But oh, how thankful / am that l
found a cure for my awful burden of
fat. in Kellogg's Safe Fat Reducer. /
can hardly realize that ! weigh now
only 1891 pounds. You can use my
letter as a testimonial if you wish
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Loses SO Pounds
i'm 80 Days.

Mrs. Eta Hamerick, $50 Fischer
Ave, Detroit. writes:
Il have just finished the seven
weeks treatment Of your Safe Fat Re
Queer. and must say that it Is one of
the most wonderful treatments ] have
ever seen or heard Of 1t has simply
made me into a new woman. i have
lost in weight So pounds in three
months. My health is in every way i'm
proved. You can refer anyone to me-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

Of course. can come to Washington, so
the president is going to the people
whenever he can. Mr.. Taft undoubt-
eddy will travel more than any Of his
predecessors, and when he travels he
is going to see as many people as pos
sible.
Feels Responsibility.
In his inaugural address and upon
other occasions Mr.. Taft has let it be
known that he feels the tremendous re-
sponsibility of his high office, but
don't imagine for minutes that he is
bowed down under the weight of that
responsibility. In the three weeks of
his administration he has hardly had
a minute at his own disposal or at the
disposal Of his family, but he appears
to extract as much enjoyment out of
the enormous amount of work he has
to do as he would out of closely con-
tested game of golf. One old White
House attache declares that he even
has President Roosevelt beat to a
FRAGILE when it comes to clearing up
a desk full of work. and any one who
ever saw Mr.. Roosevelt at work knows
that the man who beats him at it is no
loafer.
Good Folks Rejoice.
In the passing of the Rough Rid
ers" as a preferred class for office
holding many good folks see cause of
rejoicing. There is no contention that
~E n
ish War regiment have not averaged
up with the office holders. but re-
formers have long preached against the
idea OF an office holding class in Amer
lea, and President Roosevelt, they
claim. made such of the men who serv-
ed under him in Cuba.
II President Taft has a prediction
for any particular set of men. it prob
ably is those. soldiers and civilians,
who served with him in the Philip
pines. He knows how arduous were
the duties there. and he knows the ones
who made good. There need be no
surprise if a good many men who serv-
ed with Taft in the archipelago are call
ed to high places in the Taft admins
tration. But. it Is pointed out, this
would not be parallel case to that OF
the Rough Riders. II President Taft
appoints men who served in the Phil
ippines to office it will be because
they have demonstrated their fitness
for administrative affairs. whereas the
qualities which characterized the
Rough Riders. ability to ride and viii
nngness to fight. have nothing to do
with civil administration.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

hospitals. including New York CITY
and homeopathic hospitals OF New
York, praises the Kel.ogg Safe Fat
Reducer:
When I commenced treatment with
Safe Fat Reducer weighed 200
pounds, my chest measure was ~ In
ches. waist measure 80 inches and hips
10 inches.
in weight constantly and naturally and
with nc Ill effects. and am feeling
much better
To-day weigh l4S pounds. MY
chest measure Is 81 fnchcS. waist
measure % inches and hips 40 inches
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

II have got rid of that 'smothered up
feeling which bothers all excessively
fat people. My breathing is easy and
1 feel strong and active, and lighter on
my feet than l have been for years.
please send me another supply OF
your Safe Fat Reducer. as l am about
out
Very truly yours. J. Fl. Bechle. Jr..
607 Cedar Street. Canton, Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Lost3OPOunds In 80 DAYS

Mr.. r. J. Richardson. of Bolckow.
Mo-. writes:
II have already taken two months
treatment / never fail to recommend
your treatment to any fat person / see.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
The New Phillips.


There will only be one more oppor-
tunity to see Cora Lawton Mitchell
and her company-that opportunity
comes tonight. They have little act
based much upon the substance of
1.-THE Devil but the story runs a lit
tie more smoothly and little more
beautifully.
The Walzer Twins are good in their
singing and dancing. They have a
line of new ones which are taking
real well.
The Musical Tremains did not put
in an appearance and the Aerial Budds
came in their place. These people
show a marvellous power and skill for
such small space to work in and get
away with their feats naturally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Lost g. Pounds;
Thanks God For IL.
Further Proof Of Wonderful Strength
Giving Effects Of kellOG's Treatment.

Mrs. S. E. Carter of Tracy. KY. lost
So pounds of flesh and says she thanks
God for the great blessing the treat
ment brought her.
II feel better than at any time in
fifteen years." she writes. MY weight
at this time is 148 pounds.
VERY soon began to feel beyond all
doubt that / was really losing as fast
as was best I weighed at commence
ment 210 pounds, as you can well see
by my photo.
II shall ever be grateful to you. and
thankful to God. that l found the right
remedy on first trial
You can use my name when you
want to. Anyone that wants to hear
what I have to say in regard to such
a great blessing will please write me
and I will answer all letters"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
How Much Flesh g..
Should You Lose?
should Weigh.

The following is the correct height
and weight of a well-formed man. A
woman's weight will be generally
about pounds less than the following
figures:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

~YeH woman Is certainly de cause
OF me bein' dis way. Il mo wife
hadn't lost her job. I'd had 4 home
right now.-New Orleans Picayune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24
Cures Prominent Nurse
of Terrible Fat.

Clara Elijah beth Doolittle, nurse for
over fifteen years in Americas best
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

| for it surely does the work. I got
months treatment and I lost just
thirty pounds in thirty days"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

A lady's waist should be two tftns
OF her height.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

You should have no fear. a1aAe being
that your loss In weight viii result In
wrinkles. a. 10 usually the case With
50 many treatments used for flesh re-
duction.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

SUZANNE:
Good housewives prefer Gold Media
Flour. 6ALo1k
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THE THEA TER
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
GEM ETT.

Saturday, March 27-vogePs Ministries
Monday, March 29-"Sis Hopkins"
NEW PHILLIPS.
All Week-iiiQh Class Vaudeville.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-03-24

81 onnn0t spoak toe highly q -.
kellogg aad The great work he = g.
Eiisabeth Desiattae. Boz q. TekonoAA,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-29

stpii6en 9Soli5ei un6 ben S16eben.
mel6e ben @ouleurbumnel beutI6er
Stuoerten ftoren tpollten. 8erittcne
Boli5ei itiirn1te eegen oie tpiiteltoc
Weenge on, uno piele Berlonen tpur-
BEN pertpnnoet. gs ipurber 5ablreibe
Gerboftungen porgenontmen. Ibellbs
puroe BON Sen Slde6en oas oeutiGe
@aus beorobt. Cine groBe Meni6en-
maiie erging ii6 in Demonitrations'l
uno lieb aud Sodrlfe auf Serb;ell
ertonen.
= Ser &eftor Ser Deuti6en &orI-
Seroinono=l1niperiitat in 8rag bot
es obgelebnt, Die fran5oiii9en 5tu-
oenten, ipelde 5ur SiinfbunoertioD--
feier oes 9lns5ugs Der beuti1en 6tll-
oenten noh 2eip5ig CUR 3eit IN 8rc9
peilen, 81 enlpfangen. Ser 9feftor
bat ieine gntldeioung oanit begriin-
Oct, ooB Der gnlaB Der Geiie Der frall-
5oiii6en Stubentet1, Die eine sen
Deutiden feinoielige &unbgebung be-
oeutet, ben gmpfang perbiete.
= 3nii6en ben iiio-omerifani-
i6en 9fepublifen Chile uno Beru
berridt tpieoer eir1nal MibItirnnung
mno Die oiplomotii6en 8e5iebuneen
5piiden beioen iir1o obgebro6en. Die
ltria6e fir ben 8ru6 i6eint, penia-
items in ben @ugen ser Serniteben-
ben, poaia eerinefiigiser art su
iein. 8eru bot gum 9lnoenfen an
ieine Soloaten, Die in Dem @riege
nit Chile i'm Sabre 1879 gefallen
iino, ein Denfl1al erri1tet. Die dile.
niide &egierllng eriu6te nun Inn Die
@rlaubnis, an bieien1 9enfmal eine
Safel anbringen gu laiien, Die an oic
in ienem &riege gefalenen 9ileni-
ihen Solooter erinnere. Dies ful1r-
De bon Der perubianiiden Hegierung
Derpeigert, oie Gbilenen faBten oie
8ermeigerune als 8eleibigung onf
uno riefen ibren @eianoten IN Genl
5triid. 8amit maren oie ge5iebun-
gen 5miiden ben 2anoern abeebro=
6en.
gaitro, ser oieier 9age aus
Dem Spipital entluiien ueroen miro,
bat einem SSsl1terpiener, Ser i'm frag<
te, Oh er nod Sene5llela 5rriidfeb.
rem uno cine @egenrepollttion in
Scene ieBen neroe, geantportet, er
ipiinfbe nibts peiter. ols in Hube
nno Srieoen eelaiien 5u iperoen Gr
5iirne NiemanO nno flage geiernanb
an.
SEPT miro nit einem Wole aus
Caracas geneloet, Die 8erbanolungen
5piiden nnierm 8ertreter 8u6anan
uno Der nere8oloniiden 3egieruns
iiber Die 8eilegune Der peri9ieoener
Streitlo6en 1eien gum Stinitano ge-
fonlmen. Die bene5olanii9e &egie-
rllng lDoae ouf getDiiie Soroerungen
unierer Gegiernng nibt eingeben.
gisber batte es irtmer gebeiBen, al-
les lei in better Sronung unb Die
8erbanolungen ieien 10 gut, tpie obs
geidloiien.
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8bilippiltel1, 9orto @ico nno oeil
Satpai'iben Snieln bin5u, 10 erbdlt
1tan cine @eion1mt5abl bon 22,=
474,440 &otbolifen, Die ulrter Der
Slogge Der Ser. Staoten ipobnet1, ge-
gen 12,053,000 &otbolifen ,lnter
britilber Slaege. Die fatbolii6e Be
bolferune bon 5lpan5ig Der grobal
DiooeIen 1T oen Ser. Stoate1l felt
iid tpie folgt:: @etp gorf, 1,2t9, 800;
gbicago, 1,150,000, Bottom, S50.-
900; grooflpn, 100000; Stem Or
leans, $4,000; 8bilaoelpbia, 525,-
900; 8ittsbura 425, 900; ct. 2ouis,
$4,000; Sartforb, 365,000; See
marf, 365, 1000, Glepelano, $4,000;
Springfie1o, 323, ,t21;; Detroit, 26;. :
900, Scrontoh 265, 900; ct. 8oul,
100000, Baltimore, $4,000; Sur
6roncisco, 250,000; guffalo, 24A.-
739; Miltpaufee, 235,000; 8ropi-
oence, $4,000.
Eraiibent Goolepelt mberianotc
Dem &ongreB cine goti1aft, ipprin
er Ser @mpfeblnna bon @oupernerr
Magoon, cine 8eipinigung 5ur 6e-
bung Ser uWoine~ I'M @ofen BON 9o-
pana 5lt MAIDEN, beiitimntt.
Drei Solbaten Ser in Sort
9u Bont, Del, garnilonierenoen
&iiitenartillerie 1ino tot u1to ein bier
ter Iieet i'm Sterbef1. Sic trar1fen
oerauturierten GIfobol. sic fanoen
ben MIfobol in Der gatterie, tpo er
fir oie bporauliihen 2afetten ben,ltt
tpir6.
4us Dunbar IN Yenniplba,lien
rneloet r1an. 8ier &inoer oes Che
paores aenoan farneil bel Dem grall-
oe bes elterlihen 9anies unl's 2e-
ben. Mls Die gltern eripabten, hattie
oos 6euer bereits itarf Inn fid ge-
griffen un6 idnitt ibnen ben 3ugang
gu 6em 3inlmer ab, in ipel6em 0ie
bier &inber i'm Mlter BON 2 bis It
Sabren ihliefen. Der gater, 81.
90. aenoaa, 5og iid bel Dem @eriu-
DIE, 5u ibnen 81 gelangen, ihlpere
8rano- uno Shnitttplltloen gu. @no=
Iif ioben 6ie gItern iib ee5tpunaen
aus Dem 5eniter 5u iprineen, I'M
oas eige1e 2eben 3u retten. 1eber-
bei5ung zines @asofens foll Sen
Brand pernriaht baberl.
SIM noroliden Eeile bon Sfla-
bona bat neulih Elm filrbtbnren
Stnrnt getobt, Der IN ben St6oten
Carmen uno @oltrD erbebIibei1 Sho-
BEN anribtete.
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Gif1et1 einpnnrtinpn

ginen eigenartisen r@elo-
idranf" batte fid Die Srau zines IN
9aagen /. @. in 9lrbeit befinoliGe,l
oiterreihilden 4rbeiters geipdblt. Sic
pertraltte ibr geIan1nttes, aus @ert-
papieren, Sporfaiienbii6ern, otter
rei6iiden uno oeutidem @eloe Be-
itebeitbes 8ernogen bon ettpa 1900
Worf elmer &leientiite ON. 9lls iest
Der @eg5ug Der San1ilie na6 Der
Seinat oes Weonnes poreenonlnlel;
tperoen iollte, fiel oieieln Ole Cite in
Die Sdnoe. Da iie linn mertlos idiell,
mari er iie nit ibrem rei6en Snbolt
auf ben Miiabaufen. Gin 4ncht.
Ser i'm goriibereeben auf Die Cite
aufmerfiam getporoen mar, entoefte
ben Sbub unb lieferte i'm ser @oli.
8ei ab. 8ie ila6tragli6 feItgeitelIt
muroe, batte Der yebrli9e" Sinoer
oie oeuti6en Miin5en i'm 8etrog
bon etipa 100 Iorf ab5uliefern oer<
aeIIen.
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zera a 8.

Die Gong g. @and), in Der Nd5e
BON 8ig Springs gelegen ni1b 6. G.
Slaugbter geborie, lit an aapitaIiiiel
aus Soma berfautt iporoen. Die
Nunb unfoBt 100000 Mder 2alo
un6 liegt in ben Counties @ar8a,
Dauion, @omarb uno 8oroen. Die
neuen 8eiiber tpoaen oos 2a1o par-
aeliereu uno in fleineren Stiiden tpie-
Der perfaufen.
Die 8aquilIas Quedlilberrainen
i'm iiioliben Geile bon 9remlter
gountp iperoet1 ipieoer bearbeitet.
Sn Diitriftgeridt gu Eerrell
wur0e Elm gelpiiier Mallorp ibuloig
befunoen, feline 6rau totgepriigelt 5u
baben uno au fiinf5ig Sabren 3uht.
baus berurteilt. gr erfldrte iid nit
Dem urteil ponfonlrlen eitlperitan-
oen.
= 8on Seiten Der Sberiffs uno
anoerer gountpbeantten miro auf's
gntidieoenite Troteit gegen Die gill
eingelegt, ipefAe oas SportelipItenl
obihafft.
Sn @rapeIano itarben SadIon
9afer uno feine 5rau in Elm unb Der
ielben Naht. Ser Wann mar 83,
Die 5rau so Sabre aft. sic tpurell
beibe ungefabr eine @ohell fronf ge-
Deien. Die beioen olten 2ente battelI
fid erit Dor aebn Sabren perbeiratet
nnb ibren 2ebensabeno lebr gliidlih
init eiilonoer perbroht.
ssSn Gaitrobille itarb Grou So
tenfe Warft, cine alte 8eipobnerin
Der Stoot.
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g. u. G. 81, g. gabn.

g., $. & g. u. (Saupt-2inie).
Qnfrnft-
go. 9-@om Often. .7:35 bonn
Mo. 7-gom Often. 900 radm
No. 1O-@l Baio II. 8eiten. 1880 lladbn
Mbfa1rt-
SO. 10-@l 9aio Ii. @eiten. .7:3o madam
yso. 10-gea6 bem Often. 1890 uabnt
yfo. 8-gfa6 benz Often. t1.40 BORN
gietoria 9iuiiiou, q. $. e g. q.
Infunft-
0oo 5o2-guero. gictoria. 7::sO na6nr
@bfobrt-
$40. so1-gnero. gictoria. $50 BORN
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gsebmt feline sdjeionna.

Gin ipeitliher gfidter betpilliete
cine Sbeioung auf @runo bon i1Ied-
ter 2aune uno iibeIrie6enoeln @tenl.
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife 8ins b1tten
oieies berbinbert. Sic furieren ltn-
peroaulidfeit, pelbe iibelrie6enocil
gtem. 2eber.2eioen uno idledte
Salne, berborruft, beilen grfdltun-
gen. perbannen 4opfif6ner5en uno
beieitigen S6iittelfroft. 25 cts. bel
allen 9ruegiiten.
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ct. sssames Safe.

Oieies bolltanoig neu eingericbtetc
Geltaurant lit cine our6aus posll-
lare Snltitrtion, Die pegen Der bill
Iigen Breiie Seoem 5ugdneli6 iIt.
Geeulare Mabl8eiten perben 8u 25
Gents eeliefert, Elm ousge3ei6neter
9uiineB Mens 2unh foitet nur Is
Gents. 9taes gut lrnb nor5iielid) 5ii-
bereitet. 9eionoers Die 9eutI1ell,
nm beren 8lmoi6oft oringeno aete-
ten miro, perben 9l1es idmadDoft
finoen.
s. Masenbie, @igentiimer.
Inter Dem ct. Sames SoteI, SouiIon
StraBe.
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Ser Hropbet

gilt i6lieblid boG ettpas in 5einem @us
terla1lbe. gs fon1mt MIR oaralif an,
bab er bag 9fidtige peisIagt llnb ieiner
Sehergabe oatnit Inerfennllng er5ningt.
Gin 8eiipiel oafiir liefert Der beriihn,te
9r. Silsbee, Der bor me6reren Sahrz
3ebnten oas befannte 9amorrboibenz
5eilmittel uGnafeiis" erfarb unb ba<
mails alei6 iagte, baB NIT bieier GrSnei
ieber Sall bon 9dmorrboiben gebei!t
merben tpiirbe. 2an9e Sabre Der Iebten
@ergangenbeit baben bas ftol5e @nrt
Or. Silsbee's gere9tfertigt Yrober
bon s. Neuitdbter & Co., 8og 2411.
Stem gorf, foitenfrei ber1anbt.
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0aa gismarf Gafe

aln olter 9las, 307 glanno 8la5a,
miro bonn / Sebrnar an unter rener
2eitltng iein. 9laes CUTE oer Saiion
miro geboten. Die bette &unoihoft
finoet bette 9lufnartung gu nldBiaell
Breiien @er nns ei1n1al beillhr,
miro iteter &uroe bIeiben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-01-29
Der @e6urstoa oes oeutidlc.

SPr OPUHrsIug 0es 0euf1Ncil
aaiiers pnroe bon ben 9eutider in
Der Snuptltaot @aerifo ourd) elm
8onfett uno eiren 8aa gefeiert. sfm
Wtoreen belt Der neue 6ellti6e @e-
ianoter Or. 8iin5 einen Gnpiong
IN Ser @eiorotfdaft ab. 9tltd) in az
len anoern merifaniihen Stdotef, in
oenen iib oeutife 4olonien befinocr,
ipltrbe Der Gag gefeiert.
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Sur jSeit Der Wiastenballe.


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Ster,
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