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The Washington herald., 1910-10-12
GUY s ZEPP.
CARROLL 5. ZEPP
ARTISTIC HOMES

we believe that We are prepared to o@er homes
that have reached the highest pinnacle Of artistic
perfection, price and quality considered. We would
Ike every person who APPRECIATES pretty home 70
sc one Of our sample houses. whether thcy are
prospective purchasers not. To verify cur state
meut that we are prepared 20 cater 20 the most
artistic temperameuts do not fail 20 the houses
on the lake. UnohStTucted view Of three miles: dee
oraons of Slch quality that large portion ha4 TO
Re ordered special from out % the city; So rooms
gas and electrOllers unsurpassed. beth sas and
electric lights; psrquet flooring; hot-water heat;
attic entire house logs beautiful tile bath
with shower; solid concrete front porcLss. attced
rear porches yards inclOsed with picket fence
snd everything else equal. To Inspect. take Pin
s.; car get of 81 Harvard 81, vals one bloch cast
Open evenings and Sunday.
II you Interested IN large house, seni-
detached. you should INSPECT SIS Quincy -. sample
SIG. The same general description rs above. with
the exception that they have nine rooms. ssmi-
detached beamed and paneed dining EoomA Write
or phone ZEPP BROS. l2Z5 ST. nv. or your
real estate agent will take pleasure in showing you
any Of these properties.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12

Grahsme- White, Clifford b. Har-
nerica's foremost amateur avia-
mmodore John Barry Ryan, OF
ted States Aeronautical Reserve,
ney Macdonald OF Manchester.
will be the guests Of the Ma
ress Club this evening at a spe-
option arranged in honor OF the
distinguished bird men.
Army and naval officers, members Of
the Aero Club Of Washington. OF the
Cosmos Club, and others interested In
aviation have been invited 10 attend,
ana members OF the club are planning 10
make the first aviation night as big
an affair as the famous hobby night"
Of last season
A telegram was received yesterday from
Mr.. Grahame-White accepting the clubs
invitation for himself and Mr.. Harmon.
mr.. Ryan. who is. in New York, received
and accepted the Invitation over the long
distance telephone
AviatorS to Speak.
II is expected that Mr. Grahame-White
and Mr.. Harmon viii tell the newspaper
men some of their many interesting ex-
periences in navigating the air. and Com
modore Ryan will outline the plan and
scope Of the United States Aeronaulcal
Reserve. which is a large national or
gsnization OF aviators and those inter-
ested In aviation, who are promoting
aeronauttcs as a branch Of military sci
ence.
Capt. Charles J. Fox VIII 0e master Of
ceremonies. The other Members OF the
special reception committee are Elmer
+. Paine, OF the Associated Press; Ralph
Graves, OF the Washington Post: John
b. Smallwood, Of the Evening star; J. d.
Hnderbrand.' OF the washington Times,
and J. Lynn Yeagle, Of The Washington
Herald.
Invited to Reception.
Among those TO whom invitations have
been sent are Gen. James Allen, chief
signal officer OF the army Maj. George
O. q OF the Signal Corps; Charles
nd DR.. A. F. Zahm OF the
Of Washington; William F.
sident Of the Chamber Of Com
Leftwich Sinclair, chairman
alton committee OF the Cham
zen George H Harries presi-
Board Of Trade.
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pipes at Fairgrounds Stolen.

Muscular thieves have stolen ten iron
pipes from the Virginia avenue PLAY
grounds, according % the report made 10
police headquarters yesterday by Harry
y. Lewis. in charge Of the grounds. The
pipes were eight feet long and four inches
in diameter. Weighing acknowledgements
each. They are va "a at SIS.
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by making 1t an integral part Of the
organization.
The problem Of keeping large buying
contracts within the city was brought
No. and was the occasion Of considerable
discussion, as was a motion presented
by r. s Key-Smith 10 request more
lenient regulations for aatomobAists.
Both propositions went over without ac-
lion
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CITY SEARCHED FOR LUNATIC.
George Bromley, Confined for MUIR
der. Escapes Asylum

GeOrge bromley, NOnHHtu TOT IIuF-
der, Escapes Asylum.
Police Of Washington and nearby cities
are looking for George Bromley thirty
two years old. an inmate Of the criminal
ward of the Government Hospital for the
Insane, who escaped Saturday. Bromley
is an eN.soldieT and was serving ninety
nine year term for staying Corporal Joe
Fox in 1900. in the Philippines.
Bromley escaped after overpowering the
attendant with whom he was walking
about the yard. He is regarded by the
hospital authorities as a dangerous man,
an every effort is being made 10 appre-
bend him.
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Midnight A.; 2 a. m. Is 4 a. m. IS g. m. So
a. m, %, 10 a. n, CO; z noon TO- ?. m, 7s
p. M, So { ,. NJ, p; 8 p. m., g.; 10 p ~, g.
Maximum, 80; minimum g.
Relative huInidity-s a. In, %. p. m. Is; 3
D. m. s.. Rainfall q p m 10 p M. 0. Hours
Of sunshine. l0l. Per cent Of possible sunshine. 81
Temperature same date last Maximum. r.:
minimum =
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lachlne IS an renoslng near

laChINt - sun repOslng near
--~s.,4 Park, a suburb Of West Chicago.
where he alighted after an eleven-mile
"trip. While a crowd Of about 5000 people
gathered about the airship. hoping to
see him continue his journey, the aviator
was in his room at a hotel asleep. This
afternoon he received a telegram from
Glenn Fl. Curtiss saying the necessary
parts OF his machine could be obtained.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.


l. =. Dept, o Agriculture, weather Bureau
Washington Tuesday. October H. l9l0-s p N.
The showers have nearly ended IN the Gulf region
bat they still continuing in the Pacific States
although the Far Western disturbance is advancing
slowly eastward. The weather was generally clear
during Tuesday IN tie Eastern and Central portions
o. the country
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12
Carpenters Coming In 1912.

The Commissioners have received a
letter from the United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners OF America, stat
Ing that the next convention OF TIE body
will be held here In September, 1912.
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Injured Antnlst Recovering.

Richard C. Niorcure n Falls Church Va, Is r.
ccTTriug from injuries received when an seeiylene
lamp IN bis Automobile exploded. Mr.. MOuC1Tr
VS. nearly blinded b the sscidsut, ard has besn
Enasr ueGtnent icr ssFezl dAyA
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Tide Table.

roday-Hish tide, 50 a n. and ? 2 .. n. Low
tide s5l a. N. and &c p n
To-mouov-High tide. 2-'2 ., n. and 81 n n.
Los tide. sss Z. n. and i032 p. m.
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While you think OF it, telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald.
and bill Will be sent you at cent a word
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
Individual Urfeks.
3 f1avors. tL35 gal. Fancy cakes. largo
assortment, 60c hundred.
REISINGER 235 @. Phone II. Z767.

% Aio VIZ f4+1J d. Il amy AsAhEa. "a
assortment 60c hundred.
REISINGER. 235 G. Phone II. Z767.
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENSES. OF
noe u the Assessor. ID. g.. Or-ouer 10 BON
fire IS hereby given that Ga tHe 1ST DAY or
OCTOBER, 1910 viii expire su license issued t-
the Assessor 4 th1 Distre1 n Cc.unbia o. a41tFa-
cares. sueti-Ieyr7 automobile steT- g. warehouse.
banks and hsnksIs bill posters billiard pod. ana
other tables, bowling alleys. uT1rrl-l-s n L-r-llIL1.
brewers and brewers agents. boarding houses. public
baths. mediums claiU1yaHts IaiWi-rs &c cattle
dtairrs commission merchants. c.s7r d 7iers, c'r-
rrart.ra. carriage AMI wagon makers c'-te-riGreIz.
dealer in secondhand personal property dealers l
markets dealers 10 fireworks dealers Ia gasoline.
dealers .H kerosene ID ard al.s e Ike grabs. de-
ulsr, fuel bIaEsteTs florists IT.fElsrlrs Cf hotels.
employment agents investment companies, r-a-
Tgie-crs n public halls, pGblc parks. livery So
bles laBtries steam and hand. land srt I'D
rr5seIlrrt clmIaEies railroad tIc-sr brokers.
taGTaUts and eating Egses real estate ase1ts, E.-
prietcrs 4 SLOT mschiues IacIustors q rhearers.
uudertakers and wholesale liquor dealers. All pr
desiring O. c0utinle theiT business n UTufes-
zion a. above described must promptly renew tAs--
li-snse. Wa. T. RICHARDS. Assessor D. C.
ocigI3.ls3@I
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MILK DEALER RAPS
HEALTH OFFICIALS
Chamber of Commerce Meet
ing Spirited.
TUBERCULINE TEST ATTACKED

Special Committee 40 Investigate
MIX COnditiOns-sIany Conventions
Coming 20 Characterization Against
Government AdOpted-Amendme
To Constitution Are Made.
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VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH. NAT
ural, nOnsurgicaI; 40)-p. book free Apply
for women Wednesdays at go ?. H.
24e-tf
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Chicago's labor temple will be ten
stories high.
San Francisco upholsterers won a strikA
for 81 a day.
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Condition OF the Water.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
HsTpers Ferry. ". Va. oct. u-P9torlac clear
ard Shenandoah slightly cloudy.
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Temperature, An other C.tie,.

Temperatures in other cities. together with The
aTount Of rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
az ?. m. yesterday, as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12

Berne (SwitZerland) bookbinders won
the nibe-hour day.
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AT THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
lie board Of directors O. the Carer Motor Car
,'rrulrarlou If Wa-liug.on, j. c.. held ssrtsznh.-
. 1910 a stock dividend Of l0- declared %
b. paid 70 sJockhC.den Of r-e1rd October y Ial.
transfer books % D. closed October l5 70 % L-
elusive
oc0f " SHIRLEY CARTER S-rre-crE.
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PRESS CLUB FETES
AVIATORS TONIGHT
Special Reception Promises
to Be Gala Event
ARMY AND NAVY MEN INVITED

6rahame-white and Clifford
On to Tell of Their Expe-
= In the Air, and John
Ryan VIII Outline Work
AeronnuticHI Reserves.
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To tie ntCCa
Tcgnparv.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT
COMPANY 49,. TENTH ST. NV
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Transaction Is Frustrated.

While Grey and Henderson were in the
act OF signing up the papers. Detectives
Burlingame and Weldon. Of police head
quarters, who had been on Grey's track
for several days, stepped into his room
and placed him under arrest
Grey was Indignant He said the Eng
lIsh government would settle with Uncle
Sam for his persecution. Then he con-
fessed that he was not transacting legiti-
mate business, the police say. He had $3.50.
which was returned 10 Henderson as all
remaining of the $500 security. The police
have asked other cities for records 10 see
If they can identify Grey further. He
is a handsome man, about thirty-four
years old Cards bearing the name
Richard F. Musgrave, Manchester"
were found among his effects Grey SAYS
they we're given to him by a commercial
traveller ne met in Mexico
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12
POLICE THWART
A $500 SWINDLE
Capture Man in Tuxedo Suit
at Big Hotel.
ALLEGED VICT1M WITH HIM
sir Frederick Richard Grey, alias
senior FREDERICK Grey, OF Mexico,
quarters. COnfesses to TRANSACT
ton, Detectives Say.

On a charge OF sWindling, a man was
arrested at the Raleigh Hotel yesterday
afternoon under the name Of Sir Freder-
lex Richard Grey. Of Manchester, Eng
land, elias Senior FREDERICK Grey, Of Mex
Eco City, He is q prisoner az police head
quarters.
George a. F. Henderson. OF 931 Third
street southeast, machinist at the navy
yard. claims he paid Grey 500 as a bond,
under which he was 10 have been en-
ployed as secretary, being promised a
trip to Mexico and good salary,
Iured by Advertisement.
Henderson says he saw an advertise
ment in a newspaper and answered It,
a. a consequence OF which he met Grey
by appointment at the Raleigh. where he
found him attired In a Tuxedo suit He
was affable, and represented himself as
accountant general Of the Mexican gov
eminent lie said he needed secretary
al 500 a month, and made the terms
easy. though he eXacted a 500 bond.
which Henderson says he promptly fur
nished.
The police say Grey received numerous
other callers, and they are looking for
them as witnesses. Elmon a. Genesti. of
226 Fifth street southeast, was waiting
TO see Grey yesterday with a $l,0o0 bond.
when, he says, the distinguished Mexi-
can official" came IN with Henderson,
and on inquiring Of the hotel clerk. he
was told that Henderson had been en-
ploved as the secretary
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Wilmington w D. = -ep- . Is-l
the Stockholders Of the Washington Gas Light
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Cuban Consul Present.

An added interest was given 10 the
meeting by the presence of Senior Bar
rsnca, new vice consul from Cuba.
Senior Bsrrsnca spoke before the Cham
Der, and conveyed the thanks of the
Cuban Republic through the secretary
Of Cuba Tor the aid given him In his work
here
Three amendments 10 the constitution
we're voted upon and adopted. the first
of which was directed at members who
have Joined the Chamber for short
periods only. receiving its benefits with
out contributing TO its support. The
amendment enforces the payment OF at
least on-half the yearly dues upon ad-
mission. A second amendment adopted
prevents directors being elected for con-
secutive terms, and the third definitely
Identities the newly formed Retail Mer-
chants Association with the Chamber
The Washington herald., 1910-10-12

Sotiee Il hereby gwen thst q special meeting q;
stockholiers a Ire Washington Gas Light Com
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Son oen 82 ruIiiiden SUI

8on ben so ruiiii1eu ssltnen,
Die init oem Danpfer ySannoper"
am 23. ssrni in @alpeiton eintrafen,
muroe apf 8efebl bes 9anoelsbepar-
telnents S4 oie ginpanoernng per-
peigert. glls @runo giebt oas De-
partement on, oaB iie nlitellos ieien,
uno bob aub ibre forperlibe ge-
ihaffenbeit befiir6ten lalie, iie rnob-
ten Der offentliden @oltdtigfeitspfIe=
ge our 2alt fallen.
glm &C., 81. nno %. ,sui lper-
ben Die Observation-Disclosures
nit oem Sarmer's gongreb IN Col
lege Station 5uianmentreffen Inn
mihtige Sraeen nit einanoer 3u be-
iprehen. Inter oieien itebt Die sSra-
ge Der lanbli6en Sodihulen pbenan.
Gin gan5 abi6euli6er genleiner
Strei6 ipuroe in 9aaas einem flei-
men 3eitungsjunaen 9amens 9orace
Saa BON einern @ameraoen gelpielt.
gr Job abeltos auf ben Siirltifen alt
oen Boitgebauoe uno i6liet ols Der
onoere Sunge ii6 berbeii6lih, inn
cine vHubber Cement" Mldung
auf ben nadten SUB tot unD oieie
Damn an5iinoete. Der SUB oes flei-
men Saa lit idlimm perbronnt uno
es meroen pabriheinli6 5mei 3ebeir
abgenommen meroen miiiien.
sSn Der Wdbe BON Gainesville
5og iib 5rau gtbel @ancod i1tpere
8ranomunben 5u an benen iic ftarb.
Sic bate bas Sener i'm Serb befier
gum Bremen bringen mollen, inoem
iie Del aus elmer groBen Selfmlne
IN 0aiiefbe goB.
&arrp so. @bite BON @aloeIton
lit gum Siilfs MrbeitsfomlniIidr er-
nannt moroen. gr bat erf(art, oaB
er bas Mnlt annebmen mill.
Sn gropnnoob broh in eineln
Speiher neben Seuerlpebr- Citation
No. 1 ein 5euer aus. gines Der
Bferoe in Der Station iab oas Seuer
uno rpuroe oaourh 10 aufgeregt, oaB
Die 8euerwebrleute gepedt. muroen.
als lie aufipa6ten, batte iib Dos
6ener ihon auf Die Citation ausee-
breitet.
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fern fiinftig 1tur geliefert meroen iol-
len, menn iie cine 8unoesli8el1s fir
ben @erfol1f BON Spirituoien etnse-
loft boben. 8iele BON oielen grdpa-
raten iino MIR gu Dem 3pede Derge-
iteIlt, Inn BEN 2ellten in prohibitions
eegenoen Spiritltoien 5u lieferr.
CHARLES @. Higoon ibpB in ser
Office bon Sobn s. Seeer in &bi-
cago ouf Srau gn1na 0eufer, einc
iltnge @itlpe, peripunoete lie ldtuer
ilno eridoB iidb oann ielbit. 9fioOcn
lit ELM alterer Mann Elm @runoei=
getltunlsbanbler. Sobn 6. Seser, IN
oeiien Office ii6 Ser uneliidtitbe
gorfoa ereienete, lit eilt reider
9ei6aftsmann Gbicogo's. gsas Ell
ge1ltlid gfigoen gu ser Sat beranlaBt
bat, meiB man ridt genau, ;eoelfolls
liegt Dem @an5en eire 2ie6esaffuire
81 @runoe, 6o6 iolIen aud) @eibafts-
laden init bineinipielen. sJrau 9eu-
fer ioa langere 3eit 8u 9figoon IN in
timen ge5iebungen seitanoeil bc6en.
= Die lluternebnllu,gen BON ssas.
%. @nffep, oenf @ertreter 9ennipl-
ualtiells int oemofratii1en gtotiolloI-
fomite nno Gegrer IS. s. 8rpall'Ss,
linb unter Die gerlpaltung eincs &c
ceipers g eitelltlporoen. @nffep giIt
fiir iebr reid, feine geibaft(ibeu Ser
6dltniIle 1inb ober ill 0ermircung
nno es puroe nottuenoie, eine:i gfe-
ceiper 5lt ernemen 90 ct ioltlt @e-
fabr gelaltfen lpdre, fem emtSes Scr
nogen 5lt perlieren.
sSn elmer 9eegerfirtbe SIT Can't
pa, Slo, bat cin our1 aofaingenub
gieger Nanlens gIli-
ion feline S6iuieeerlniltter, Ben Ba-
ltor nno ben Srganiit erIdoiien lno
ieine Srau uno beren S6nelter
Ihiper pertpunbet. @r ill1tc oann su
iunroe aber bon pineln So
tighten geanlers Soprnan onge6ultei
uno fdoB hieIel ebenfalls nisoer.
Spater fano man i'm tot III ciler
a(lleD liegen, er batte ii6 init Strp6-
min berdiftet
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lettet iporOen IS miro oroItiIder
ataBnobnen bebiirfen INN georonete
rlnb geiiberte 3uitdnoe oil ser
oeutid=rllliii6en @ren5e berbei5ufiib.
rel1.
= gine eelpiiie Seniotion bat ser
fatboliide Frteiter 8eueritein in 90
nouei6inaen ourd bie offentlide @r-
flarllng berporgerufen, oob Die iiing-
Ite gn5pflifo, @bte 10 piel Gtaub ouf-
mirbelte, llf1t oos @erf oes Bopites,
Ionoern beg ipallii6en 8rieitcrs gli-.
que 9(rronies iei.
sSn &unitlerbaule oil ser BEL
lenue StraBe in Berlin lit ltnter ent-
ipredenoeu Jeierlidfeiten ilno I'M
geiiein 5ablrei6er bernorragenber
DISQUALIFICATION Die ySris feuter-
Sunoertiabr :. .@usiteaung" = Der
eroBe plottbeuti6e 0idter ipuroe an
Z. Nobenber 1910 5t Stapen6agen
in Medlenburg S6nerin geboren
- eroffnet iporben. Ser Mrrai1eeur
oes 8an3en 1T Ser befonnte Neuter-
fori9er 8rofeiior Or. &arl 1beooor
8aeoerb. 9os allgelneine ltrteil Ian.
tet oabill, bob Or. @aeoert Bic ge@
iteIlte 9[nfeobe iiberous gellngen lit.
Die Iusfteaung luelde bis Gnoc
Septeln6er o1loauerl1 ioG, miro alpei.
fellos ein @oafnbrtsort fir dlle Scr.
ebrer oes groBert 8olfsoi6tcrs iein.
Sic entbaIt Wanlilfrite uno Original.
orllde, ltrfuiloen ilno 9faritaten, Mo-
6ilien mlo @ebrai9sgegei,lt1noe
nanlligfoltigiter 9lrt, Dor a(lcn oher
cine Soinlnlung bon Bortraits, 0en-
reitiiden unb Sfi55en, bon Sfcllter
iel6it gentolt ODER ge5ei6net. Gas
@anae lit aIs cine ani6oulihe ilno
6ei6aulide @anoerung our6 bes
9idters 2eben lino sdaffen ecoa6t
uno oengenlaB aeorbnet, nit foleelt-
ben Souptltationen: 8ateritaot Sta-
penbagell, @pn1naiiru Srieola,to ano
Bardint, l1nineriitdt goItod uno Sc
no, Staot- uno Sousbogtei 9}erlill
Seitungen Silberberg, @logail, Mog-
oeburg, @roubena uno O0mit, mef-
lenburgil6=porpommeri6e 9egiits-
r1ngen (vStromtieo"), greptop a.
SoG., Neubranoenburg, giienad.
= - 9lus Mobile foninat bie Mad).
rid6t, IN Central 9(merifa bro1e cine
ueue 9febolution ous3nbrede:r. Gics
Weal ion es i'll @onouras Iosgeben
5ipii9en Dem Br6iioellten 9onila uno
Dem friiberen Braiioenten gonilla.
@s beiBt oaB Der 0ampier lit
Itein" Der bon Stem Orleans anseb-
li6 nod geicaraeua obeefohren lit,
in @irflidfeit na1 Sonouras f1brt
uno @affen fir 8onilla an @oro
6at.
~ Ser ebenalige Staatsiefretdr
oes oeuti6en 9fei6s 4olonialanlts.
8irfl. @ebeinrot gernbaro Germ.
burg, bat am 8reitag Die ansefiin.
bigte 9feiie nab Sltaiien angefretell.
Die Sabrt gebt iiber Die Sibirnhe
8abn.
9lus 9ern meloet man: Ser
Sei5er elmer 2ofon1otibe botte yeraOc
cine S1allfel 9oblen in Die Jeuerune
geporfen, ols er cine 3nnamitpa-
trone bernerfte, Die barouf lag. 8lis-
idnea ereift er. nit 6eln bloBen slrn
bird Die Seffnung, erfobt Die So
trone, bepor iie erplooieren fonnte
uno pirft fie in oen @raben. Oem
Wann tpuroe fir feline Sat, oltr6 Die
er pielleidt niele Meni6enleben ret-
tete, BON Der DIRECTION eine anltdn-
0ioe 9elohlluua All Sell.
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gsapOIeuns @aensfraft

nor unbeiiegbar, 10 tpie sic lie ba-
ben niiffen, iDenn cine ibluerc Gr-
fdltung ober Elm 2ungenleiOen Sic
6ebrobt. @enn alle Wfittel fctll6ln-
gen, berapeifeIt tti6t. gsebmt Or.
Sings Seem DISCOVERY, es fat tau-
ien6e bon boffnungslos 2eice1l6ell see
6eiIt. SOC uno $1.00. gcriit1sfla<
ide fret bei auen grnegiiten.
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Gin fiirdlterlidles @rad

Don @iienbobrL 9lntontobil o0er
guegp fam 8erlesungen berporbrin-
gen. oie 9uflens @rnica Salbe
perlangen oos groBte Seillnittel Der
8elt. gs bringt augenblidli6 Gin
oerlne uno beilt iider. gs tit Oas
bette BEL ollen @erlebungen, gellei,
uip. 9as fiherIte Weittel bel Sd-
morrboiben. 25c Bel alien GrusgiIlen.
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leitet porOen. @s miro oroItil6er
WaBnabmen beoiirfen INN seoronete
lno geii6erte 3uit0noe oil Ser
oeutid=rnlliiden @ren5e berbei5ufiib.
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Nas seras @nnber

beiIt ore yatereH, 8Iafen unh rbeu-
matifde 2eioen; Bel alien GrnegiIien
ooer 2 monotlife 8ebanolung per
8oft fir 81. Or. 6. SO. San. 299C
Olipe Stry ct. 2ouis, Mo.. Sdreibt
fir 9euoniIie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-16
Elm starker Sebutz.

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belt bur6 9utt's-pillen, Elm abiolutes
peilmittel fir &Dpfidmsrsen, Gpspep-
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lie 2eibcn.
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Den; 3ufcll bantbar fem, tpel1er mir
cielsiben sil meiner &enntniB bra1te.
}. 5aisleiB6, platte Cannon, gol.
TUFTS leber PlLLEN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-16
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-16

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