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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12
"FIuffy RuffIes."

When the announcement was made
that Florence Gear would tour the
country as Fluffy Ruffles," it was
thought that for this season at least
she would relinquish her policy of
wearing the most fetching gowns and
hats. Seemingly the role of Fluffy
Ruffles" does not call for very expen-
sive or gorgeous raiment. because
with a woman's utter unfathomable
ness she deliberately chooses employ
ment in minor capacities, such as
saleslady. waitress. lady's maid and
the like, in which the simplest clothes
should be worn. Miss Gear. however,
always quick to discover sartorial pos
sibilities in a part undreamed of by
others, makes Fluffy Ruffles" one of
the most cNquisitely dressed young
women upon the stage this season.
Even the wonderful creations of the
modste and the miliner with which
Miss Gear daZzled feminine theatre
gOers last season i'll marrying Mary"
are eclipSed by her this season in
Fluffy Rufflcs," which is booked for
appearance at the Gennett on Thurs
day. February 18th.
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NUNS SHOW NERVE
Lisbon Hears of a Battle Be.
tween Sisters and Band
of Brigands.
THREE NUNS ARE INJURED
(American News Service)


Lisbon, Feb. ia fight between
the nuns at Bacairente convent and a
band of brigands is described in the
newspapers here.
A notorious set of brigands infest
this district, and last Sunday night
they made a raid on the convent which
is situated in a solitary spot five miles
from the town, win the object of des-
polling the church of its gold and sill
Yer ornaments and paintings.
The nuns, however, received timely
warning, and barricaded the windows
and doors. They also armed them
selves with old fowling pieces and pts
tolls and made a courageous defence
keeping the robbers at bay.
Meantime the authorities in the adj
jacent town had been advised and 4
force Of civil guards was Immediately
dispatched They reached the con
vent just as the brigands had managed
to force one OF the back doors. The
guards fired volley, killing two and
Woundng three, whereupOn the re-
mainder fled towards the mountains
where pursuit was useless.
Three Of the nuns We're injured.
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Business College Notes

Edna Johnson has been absent from
count of illness.
Leroy Sine oke who has been with l.
r. Howard 4 Co, has accepted po-
sition with the p. c. C, Il st. l.. r. r
Birdella Reeber mas resumed her
work after few days illness.
George Macy is absent from school
on account of illness.
Irwin Harmeier gave the school a
pleasant call Tuesday
Mr.. Archey will spend Sunday with
his parents at Connersvlle.
l.. B. Campbell made a business trip
to kokOmO Tuesday to meet the gen
eral manager. Charles c. Cring. of In
legeS of Muncie and Marion.
Misses India and Lillian Chenoweth
of near Fountain City. will spend Sun
day with their parents.
The short hand class which will be
gin Monday. will be we'll attended
Attus Lamb and c. n. Cook are alb
sent from school on account of illness
Golva Painter will spend Sunday
with her parents at Farmland.
Through the aid of the employment
department there have been thirty five
positions filled from the various
schools and sixteen calls which could
not be filled.
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1.-The Gay Morning Giorics."

Quality and quantity seem 10 have
been the principal factors in the con
struction of The Gay Morning Glor-
les" the latest and mcrrieSt OF all
musical offerings. which will grace
the boards of the Phillips theatre next
Tuesday February IL. \ wink To the
wise is all that is needed to explain
the merits of the new production.
which unlike similar companies. is al
most double in cast outlay of invest
ment for the beautifying of the at
traction. and more than doubled in
dispensing OF effervescent hilarity and
comical incidents.
The Gay Morning Glories offering
consists of two burlettas. entitled The
Strolling Players and My Neigh
bor's Wife. and Il galaxy of vaudeville
stars that would share in headline
hOnors at any firSt-Class variety house.
That the costuming. electrical devices
picturesque groupings and a dvertise.
ment OF meIodious and fascinating dis
plays are in keeping with the magni
ficance OF the entire production, hard
~ requires any detailed description.
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Ethel May.

Miss Ethel May, the Mystery Girl,
has every one in town guessing how
she is able to answer all the questions
she does. At each performance she sits
on a little platform built over the or
chestra, and blindfolded calls names
of people in the audience who are
holding their written questions in their
lap, and then proceeds to not only
tell them what they have asked. but
answers them too and in every in
stance this week, the answers have
been quite correct. At the ladies ma
tnee yesterday the house was crowded
with women who asked her any num-
Der of questions all of which were an
swered by Miss May in her quick rapid
fire manner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12

Petroleum has been introduced into
medicine with beneficial results. and if
a Paris contemporary be not misin-
formed the properties of petrol are lin
itless. 1t is claimed says the London
itless. 1t is claimed soys the London
Globe that from the residuals of crude
petrol d chemist has succeeded in ex-
tracing butter. 1t is said that butter
can be made from base of nitrogen
and carbon, but that the residuals of
petroleum produce these elements in
greater proportions even than milk 1t
is further claimed that this artificial
butter is better than the natural. The
color is said to be little darker than
that of dairy butter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12
HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dolla.s Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh tho, can.
not be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure
r. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
We. the Undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
Waldhg, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale DR. IgSists, Toledo O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naliy. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF she syste-,
Testimonials sent free. Price .5c, De:
bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton
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palladium Specially

Indianapolis, FEB. 1.-THE republi-
can Editorial Association elected the
following officers yesterday at its an
nual convention: President, A. NJ. Will
hanson, Greensburg: first vice presi-
dent, S. f. Boys, Plymouth: second vice
president Jacob Feudner, Rushville
treasurer, d. H. Swain, Button; sec
rotary, J. w. Coskrum, Oakland City;
executive committee Meek Penrod,
Loogootee; E. A. Remy Columbus;
Harry Smith, Greencastle, and pres
ident and secretary.
The dictrict committee is composed
as follows:
First district-Thomas NJ Downs,
BoOnville.
Second-Walter Bradfute, Blooming
ton.
Third. A. Lingle. Paoli.
FOURTH. II. Brown. Columbus.
Fifth. D. HOgate, Danville.
SIXTH. NJ. Bridgman, Brookville.
Seventh-Leo X. Fesler. indianapolis
Eighth-Charles Beeson, Winches-
ter.
Ninth-A. A. Mckain. NObleSville.
Tenth-George Healy, Rensselaer,.
Eleventh-Edgar Baldwin, Fair
mount
Twelfth-H C. Mills, Waterloo.
Thirteenth-J. d. Lands. Nappanee,
The convention was one of the most
successful ever held by the association.
Many of the editors went from here to
Columbus last night to attend the Lin
coin League state convention today.
The Furniture Scrap.
The mahogany furniture scrap be-
tween Governor Marshall and board
of trustees of the Jeffersonville re-
formatory has come to an end, and the
governor has dropped the matter. Just
how it has been dropped is not known
but it came about at conference be-
tween the governor and Major Peyton
superintendent of the reformatory.
The trouble arose over the purchase
by the board of trustees of a mahOg-
any dining room set for the superin-
tendent's dining room at the institu-
ton. The bill showed that the board
paid 500 for the set. This enormous
price for the ariStocratic furniture at
tracted much attention. and Governor
Marshall concluded at once that the
economy platform on which he was
elected governor had received an awful
jolt. and that he must look into the
matter. So he did
He Preached Economy.
1t will be remembered that in his
campaign Governor Marshall preached
economy and true democracy and
promised that there would not be any
eNtrayagances in the state government
If he were elected. A good many peo-
pie who read of the purchase Of Si1D
mahogany set of dining room furni-
ture for the reformatory superintend-
ents office thought that was pretty
stiff price to pay for such an outfit,
They We're pretty We'll pleased when
they found that the governor intend
ed to investigate.
Then Major Peyton came to town
and had Il talk with the governor yes
terday. 1t is said that he argued with
the governor and convinced him that
the purchase was all right. At any
rate. after the interview it was given
out that the governor had decided to
let the whole matter drop. and Super
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12

In the Complies RenduS of the Bio
logical Society. of Paris. NJ. Picard
gives an account of useful wasp
found in Senegal and Nigeria. 1t is
one of the burrOwin" waspS. and
feeds its larvae on a species of tsetse
fly. In view Of the part played by
many species of the latter in spread
ing disease. this wasp might prove a
useful ally to those who are fighting
malaria in tropical countries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12
PILES CURED At nome BY
new ABSORPTION METHOD,

If you suffer from bleeding. itching. blind
or pro,uding Piles. send me your address,
and l will tell you how to cure yourself at
home by the new absorption treatment: and
will also send some Of this home treatment
free for trial. with references from your
own locality if requested. Immediate re-
lief and permanent cure assured. Send no
money. bu. tell others Of this offer. Write
today to Mrs. d. Summers. Box 2, No1s
Dacl, Ind
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When Rubbers Become necsssaI,

and your shoes pinch, shake into your shoes Aliens
Foot-Easc, the antisepuc powder for the feet II
cures painful oicn, smarting, sweating. feet. and
Thing for patent leather shoes, dancing parties and
Tor Breaking in New shoes. Many people cannuS
wear heavy stockings Comfortably without shak-
Ing Aliens Foot Ease into the shoes. Sold every
where, &c. Sample FREE. Address, Alien s
Omsted, lie Roy, \. Y. Don't docepf any subs,it,,ts
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Republican Editors Elect Their Officers
umbus- ossp o

the injury he received a few weeks
ago while hunting in Mississippi. He
was accidently shot in the face by his
hunting companion, and it was feared
for while that he would lose the sight
of one eye or that the eye would have
to be removed entirely. However. the
report from his home now is that he
is recovering and that he will be able
to be out in a short time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12

F'ulwood's Rents. the little Eolborn
court leading into Gray's Inn gardens
which will be largely rebuilt, formerly
possessed the privilege of sanctuary
and hence became a notorious resort
for fraudulent debtors and still more
unpleasant characters. Yet this dingy
dive" can boast of many glorious
memories Francis Bacon lived here
furniture at fGO. a huge price for that
period. Here the Wing club and Mel
bourne and Oates's club met in the
reign of Charles II. and here stood
Squire's coffe house from witch sew
eral numbers of the Spectator were
dated. -Westminster Gazette.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12
MOOERN|zE A COURT
american News Service)

Madrid. Feb. 12.-The Spanish court
has always been the most ceremoniouS
and conservative in Europe. but this
year certain of the quaint old customs
are to be moderniZed out of existence.
One of the doomed observances is
the nightly patrol Of the royal palace
by guard carrying a huge old fash
toned lantern, adorned with the royal
arms. This glaring anachronism. since
the palace is well lighted throughout
with electricity is apparent.
Another custom to be abolished is
the solemn locking of the palace gate
every night with an enormous key.
which is afterwards placed in the Gus
tody OF the court chamberlain. The old
key does not fit any lock. and the gate
is fastened by more modern methods.
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intendent Peyton will retain the $500
set of mahogany in his dining room.
Reveridue Made Hit.

Senator Beveridge made a decided
hit in his speech at the annual banquet
of the Indiana Republican Editorial
Association, when he coined a new eX-
preston: You can't fool all OF the
people any OF the time OF course,
it was based on the we'll known Lin
coin saying that you can fool some
of the people all of the time, but you
can't fool all of the people some Of
the time" Senator Beveridge was ad-
vising the editors to tell the truth in
their papers during campaign time
and not try to mislead or confuse the
people.
Leave that to the Democrats" he
said. Let them indulge in that prac-
tice if they wish to do So
The Senator's speech was a brilliant
one. The new expression which he
used there for the first time promises
to become popular during the cam
paign.
Slack Not Cand idate.
1t is understood now that L. Ert
Slack. of Franklin, will not be a can
didnte for United States Senator next
winter in the case the Democrats con-
troll the Legislature. He has, it is
said, been assured by the Taggart fac.
ton of the party that he can have the
nomination for Governor if he will re-
main out of the race for Senator and
allow some one else to take it. Slack
has nibbled at the bait. so it is under
stood. and has agreed to keep away
from the Senatorship.
Just now the other aspirants for the
nomination for Governor will feel
about the scheme is a question. but
it is believed that they will raise an
objection to the idea of Taggart and
his faction picking out the candidates
for the state ticket.
Has Been Stung Twice.
Slack has been stuns by the Taggart
crowd on two separate occasions. once
when he wished to be nominated for
Governor and again when he wanted
to be United States Senator last win
ter. The Taggart element went to
Shively for Senator and elected him
and defeated Slack. Just what rea-
son Slack would have now for eX-
pecting that the Taggart bunch would
carry out any agreement it might
make on the subject of the nomination
for Governor is hard to understand
This crowd has never done anything
for Slack II has never lost an op-
portunity to sting him. A good many
persons believe that he will get his"
again if he has tied himself to the
Taggart crowd in the manner indicated
by the story.
Thomas Taggart is still laid up with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12

For a good, wholesome, cheap
breakfast, always buy Mrs. Austin's
pancake flour. Your grocer has a
fresh supply.
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1t is perhaps worth recalling that
the art of baking loaves came To Eu-
rope quite late in history. Flat cakes
were, baked even i'll the earliest times.
hut as late. as the ieginin@ OF the nine
ttenth century loaf bread was com
paratiyely unknown in many parts OF
te continent In 1912. for instance
when an Eglish captain ordered loaves
to the value of 81 in Gothenberg the
baker stipulated for payment in ad-
vance, on the ground that ne would
never he able TO sell them in the city
if they were left on his hands-Lonlion
Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12

A junior league of the New York
State Association Opposed to Woman
Suffrage has been formed at Albany
with Mrs. y. H. Henry as president.
The membership is said to have reach
ed already the neighborhood of one
hundred and to include Young women
of every social grade in Albany.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-12
NEW PHILLIPS
.. ONE JOLLY NIGHT.
Tuesday. Feb. IS
Gay Morning
GlOrfeS BurleSQue

Prettiest singing and dancing Choir
us ever. Added attraction. Mile De-
We're in Caught in the Act" See La
Belle Oneida the Girl in Blue. Prices.
-. - and J0c. Seats on sale at West
colt Pharmacy
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11

@ietOria 9iuiiiDn 8. s. e g. g.
Mnflinft
go: 80b--Gusro. 8ictoria 80 nabm
Mbfahrt
$50. 3o6-guero. @ictpria. 500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11
Die SUR,

Die 5air III jebt er1ffnet, umb
Anf allen Straken tutulmelt bunt
Die feingepntte Meniteuftaar
gns alien SeTas StaSten gar.
Wtau f0mnit ia germ 5u jeher Jriit,
gelbft tpenn 6ter fetme Satr grab tit,
Waf) gan Gmtpn', her ib3nen Staht
Die 10 uicl gln5iebenhes bat.
Gintaniem fann man bier iD id5jn,
Sie aflerneneitem Wtpbcm ieB'n.
Die SGnen baben INNER germ,
Selbit uein es j1Eltd, tunS MODERN.
llnb ami ber 5yair in bieiem Sair,
SITS arrangiert Bam5 rumnherbar,
'mern jeben ipirb bort porgefiibrt
Wns i'm nm iueiiten int'reliiert
geseiitert man fir 8teGsndlt idl,
Die gr5Rten Sdlieu iid,erlit1
Sic6t n,nn 6ei Der 9elegenbeit,
Nud anoer @ieb5ens ntadlt lid brett.
llnb mid)t nur uas ba tremtJt nnb fleug.
Gud mas oas SeTas =2auh crseust,
9lnf ieinen Sarmers 9ruR 1tnb Helm,
VStro pter jhr SWuu BefeHel letH.
@cbfi on bnrdD bic Miaidlineubai'
60 bite bid aui jebeu Sail,
tlno fpntn' ben &abern nidjt 81 nab
Snnit cb bus benfit, it's tlugliid ha.
giit on elm 9uniteutbuiiait,
Sp fei nidJt in 81 sroker onit,
llnb nimm' bir 3eit nnh quite Stub
Seun uisles Sd)6ne finoeft bu.
llnb wenn ha miibe bis BON Seb'n,
60 rub bid aus, branfit nidbt su itebu,
Srinr CUR Grbolnng, rat ifJ bir,
Gin 5ldihdJen bann 9tiamp @ier.
Bon alleni sd)6uen, oas mir bier
Beiitem, III Alamo 8ier
9as Sd,5nfte, mas nur ie erba6t,
Sat saH anton' beriibmt semadbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11

Colorado, 0erungliilftep 1T oieE
arober ais man glaubte. Ga iinb
iest ibon 50 2eihen eeillnoen uno
man fiir6tet, oaB nod mebr 2eute
mrs 2ebeu gefomnlen iino.
Mus Bottom melbet man: Ser
Hep Or. Norman 9laB, friiber
Braiioent oes @aibburn College in
yopefa. Seanias> ltno Bis Dor Sluei
Wunateit bas gberbaupt Der re.
oeenabIe Snueitnent Company bier.
ielbit, melhe Dpr ettpa einem Wtp.
nat bon Der 0lul6esregierltng aus.
Jeboben luuroe, ftellte iib fiir5Itd
Ben bortigesl gunoesbebDroen ,alo
erfldrte auf Die Belhuloigung ocr
Benutling Der Boit GIL ihninoel-
baften 3uefetl, auf @rnno beren ein
4aftbefebl gegen i'm eripirft NOR.
ben mar, iih fir llibtiduIoig. Or.
Maf, ipar aus gictoria, g. g., iibet
oen ean5en Sentiment gereiit, um
fi1 gu ftellen. S1ol1 mabreno leiner
gdiitiefeit hIs Observation-Disclosures
Der 9lnti-SaIoon.2eague bon Mbooc
SsIm1o ipar glaB iuegen @rpreiinno
geridtlih berfolgt nl,roetl, Ser Hrc.
seb iebloB aber nit Nihteiniguua
Der Silrp. 8aIo oarauf beeob iidi
EIab nad &anlas uno bot bolt
jebn Sabre lang an Der Spite bes
Waibburn College seitanoen. Cine
5tunoe, naboem eT iid) ben 8ebor.
ben geitelIt tpuroe er big sur 9e-
ihlubfaiiune ser @ranoiurp bes
gunoesgerihts geaen cine giirg.
iboft Don $4,000 auf freien Snf,
seiest.
Sn Stem yrunslpif, 9e. s.,
itiirste eist 5tpeiitodiges Sa6perfee-
ball0e elm; orei Mdnt1er ipuroen ee=
totet lmo mebrere anoere iatper Der.
leet 0as 3aus mar geboben NOR.
oen neil ill unteren Stodiperf eiil
2aocn einyerihtet meroen iollte. Ger
itarfe 9fegen ins ser lesten @obe
batte 10 pieI Sano uno groe megge-
ipielt, oab eine Der 3iegelmouern
iih lehfte uno bann benz perit6rften
Drude oes oberen 5todiperfs ,li1t
luebr itanb bnlten fon,1te. Die atu
1unoamente oes Sauies arbeitenoen
Dihllrer borien oas ara6en in ben
Mauern un6 batten, ipie Ole Sage
Der 2eiben erfeumell lieB, beinobe
oas Greie erreiht. ais Der arad fam
nno iie bon ben geipidt beg ein
itiir5enoen Mauermerfs eridlngen
Nomers Der 5taot Baltimore
bot Der it1btii1e 8ibliotbefar BOZ
BORT, So. S. goDIe, oelu geniusSi.
reftor Guronh ioeben ein ihriftl..
DIES @eiu9 I'm cine neue 31blnno
Der Ginlpobner iener Staot 5uge~
iieat. Serr Durono .llatbte 9errn
Gople nit ben shipierigfciten be.
funnt, Die iid Der GeiuGbrlnlg oes
@eil,hes entgeeeuiteIlen, lebnte Ole
les aber nibt poiitip ab. @enn aus.
reihelioe@riinoe oaflr na1getpieien
neroenb miro bas @eirlb nieleidi
Jema1rf iperoen.
=. profeIior Seridel BON Der Go
lumbia. .llniperiitat. Der Dor Rl,r5em
BON elmer Soridunqsreiie nod oen
Mt. Mcainlep 5uriidgefebrt 1T, cr-
fldri in ieinem ioeben per0ffent,
(idten 9erift, oaB Or. Goof ME allf
oem @ipfel oes @eraes iuar. Die
9ergipise, Die er als 8ipfel Abo.
tograpbiert bat, liegt 8lparl5ig
Meilen BON Dem @ipfel entfernt
nno $4,000 SUB uIlter ibm.
sSn Colorado bat man piel
Grauen 81, Mitglieoern bes Meprii.
ientanterlbanies Der 2eaisIatnr er-
fudblt.
gSie aus Seem Yorf gerlel.
bet mirb. meroen Die Breiie fir
aabeloepei6en oenln1hit beruntere
seiest meroen pieIleidt Inn Ole
CUTftn
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Nas Yeros 8uuber

BELT ale yteren, UlaIen unh r1eu'
matiihe 2eioen: bel alien gruaelfien
ODER 2 monotlibe 0ebonblung per
polt fiir 81. Or. 6. 50. Sau, 1896
OIipe Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Wfo. shrelbt
fir 8eugniiie.
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g2oh Der Iebten }}16luno I

9la6 Der Iebteu 3abluna bot
Die Stabt Wonterep SS,748 sgenob.
ner. Die 9eute bort beboupien aber,
oaB oies nidt rihtig lei. ionoern
oaB Die Staot ninoeiteus 8iuolftap.
ieno @inipobner mebr bobc. Sorreon
bot nah oem lester Genius 35-.
437 Gintrohner.
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ssermebrt sic SdSuheit

Die S6onbeit Der Srauen mito
ourd 9ndlens Qfrnica Solbe luprt.
oerbnr nernlebrt. Sic entferut Sim.
pies, lpaittausidldge 9eulen uilo.,
moht Die Saiit peih uno iammetcr.
tiq. 25 Gts. BEL alien Gruagiiteh.
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Wie N htes,


2Sir btefen etn1ltnDert NDuars BeIobs
rlng fir ieben ssall bon &atarrh. Der
ui6t bur6 ginllebmen bon 9au's sfns
tarrbs Sau sebeilt fperben fdrln.
s. g. g1eneb & Co., Gigentb.
Eole0o. ..
gir. Die llnteraei1neteri. haben s. s.
gbeneb felt ben lebten Is sabreu ges
fatult ,lnb balten i'm fir poIlfommen eff,
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
llnb finarsieu befabief, ale bon ieiler
Sirma eingegaHsenen gserbinoIihfeiten
gu erfiiIlen
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-11-11
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$40. 242-Na9 benz Norben itnb Sal
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