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ANACOSTIA.

As soon as conditions will permit
Chief Wagner. OF the fire department,
viii assign another man for duty at
Chemical Engine Company No. .. in Ran
die Highlands, to make up the num-
Der as provided by the act Of Congress
for the men OF this command.
Anacostia Tent, No. Z. knights Of the
Maccabees. met last night IN the Ma
sonic HAN. with a large number pres
ent. and listened to interesting reports
covering the financial condition OF the
order. together with benefits paid dur
the last few months.
The marriage Of Miss Mary z. Down
ey. OF 10e G street southwest, TO Mr..
Turner Perkins, OF Anacostia, took place
the past week at the parsonage of st.
Dominic's Church, in Southwest wash
Father Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs Per-
kins VIII make their home at 1901 Sew
enteenth street, Anacostia.
Miss Lillian c. Graf is visiting her
brother. Charles T. Gran. at his rest
dence in Minnesota avenue. Miss Graf
has just returned from China. where she
was stationed as a missionary.
The Misses Helen and Lillian Bird,
formerly OF Anacostia, are the guests
Of Misses Mabel and Bessie Pyles, al
their home in L street.
Miss Annie Wagner has taken UP her
residence with Mr.. and Mrs. Finnottie.
in Morris road. following the death of
her parents in Congress Heights, where
the family had resided for a long time.
Mrs. William Marshall, OF Valley
street, spent the past week in PhiladeI-
phia, visiting relatives and friends.
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ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. johnson are
spending a few weeks at Old Point Com
fort, Va.
Miss Berenice Brocket Berens, who has
been the guest of Miss Lisa Deane
Anderson. has returned TO her home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry King, of Baltimore. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Bend
helm, in Prince street.
Prof Armistead Dohie. of the Univer-
sity OF Virginia, spent the past weekend
here.
Mrs. HessIine Smith. who spent the
winter at the Cairo. in Washington, is
now the guest of Mrs. G. William RAM
say.
Mrs. Thomas W. Robinson and Mrs.
William ]. Boothe, left on Friday for
Richmond to attend meeting Of the
Colonial Danes.
Mrs. Richard P. Lanson, of Fauquier.
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Phineas
Janney Dempsey.
Miss Petronia Powell, of Wake Forest.
n. C, who mas been spending the win
ter with Mrs Benjamin Fleet Board, is
now visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Sc
ward, in Petersburg.
Mrs. Charles NJ Shepperson and her
two children spent the past weekend in
Warrenton as the guests of Mrs. A D.
Sanders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Martin Shepherd
will leave this week for I.uray, Va,
where they will make their home. as
Mr.. Shepherd has leased an estate there.
Miss Margaret Black, who has been the
guest OF Miss Mary Philips, has returned
to her home in Woodbine, Nd.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson was the guest
Of her aunt Mrs. Herbert W. Anderson
during the week.
Mrs. E. B. Watson and her sons Chris
topher and Edward, of Philadelphia, are
the guests OF Miss Mary CarlIn.
Mrs. r B. Adams has returned from
a visit to Charlottesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. z. Fair and their
little son Ralph have returned from
a visit to Mr. and Mrs. John H. Renoe
in Manassas.
Miss Katherine Douglas, of AIdee, is
the guest OF Mrs. Frank S. Harper.
Miss Edith Snowden and Miss Elsie
Snowden, who have been the guests of
their uncle and aunt Prof. and Mrs.
Samuel A. Wallis, at the Theological
Seminary, have returned home.
Miss Fannie Virginia Burke, who is the
guest Of Admiral and Mrs. Zane, in
Washington, attended the army and navy
reception at the White House on last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Reid and her two children,
Master James and Miss Katherine Reid.
who have been spending the winter with
Mrs. Reid's parents, Capt and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Knox, have returned to their homo
at The Plains.
Mrs. Frank Harper has returned from
visit to Mrs. D. Pearce Horn, In Wash
ington.
Miss Josephine Broadus, of warrenton,
who has been the guest for the past
week Of Miss Nancy Jones. in Washing
ton,- is now visiting her aunt, Mrs
Charles Creighton Carlin.
Miss Mary Janney Hoon has returned
from visit to Miss HiIdreth Gatewood,
I'm Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Feldenheimer. of
Kansas City, Mo-, are the guests of Mrs.
Feldenheimer's father, Mr.. Isaac EIch-
berg.
Miss Mary Bruin is visiting friends in
Victoria. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN Fleet Board
and their little son left on Tuesday for
Wake Forest N. c.. where they WIN
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Busy, and . group Of English songs
''Will o. the Wisp." by Spross; salter's
Last Night Heard the Nightingale .
and Henschel's Spring" She win be
accompanied on ths piano by Miss Mary
MacEiree. OF Philadelphia. q member of
the music faculty Of National Park Sem
mary. The quartet win play Mozarts
Quartet No. 2; q Beethoven Minuet ar
ranged by Ernest Lent. Of this cry, and
an andante by Tschaikowsky.
The choir OF ST. Stephens Episcopal
Church. Henry Purcell veazie. barytone
soloist and choirmaster. gave a beauti-
ful sacred cantata. ''Penitencc. Pardon
and Peace" by ]. H. Maunder. Ash
Wednesday evening in the church, which
was filed with music loving and APP
preciative congregation. Charming WILL
Jams Lefebyre. organist OF the church.
presided at the organ. and played with
much taste and skill The boy choir
showed careful and si<iiIfui training. and
the whole work was given with spirit
and taste, and with the proper devo-
tional atmosphere. Mr.. Veazie has done
excellent work with this choir. which
has been greatly improved during the
past six months. His own delightful bar
ytone voice was heard with pleasure In
several solos. although he was not IN as
good voice as he has been many other
times. his ardent and diilgent work with
the choir leaving its mark. no doubt.
upon his voice. Mr.. Veazie Is the young
est choir master OF the city, and has
quite covered himself with glory by the
results he has accomplished with his
boy choir. which replaced the mixed
choir at 81. stephens two years ago.
The evening choir Of seventy voices
Of the Church OF the Covenant. directed
by Otto T. Simon, with Harvey Murray
at the organ. viii give an unusually
attractive programme next Sunday even
ing at 7:3o O'Clock.
The following choruses from the rarely
given oratorio Of Calvary" by spohr,
will be rendered:
Ca) shame. Would They the Deceiver
Save?" Cb) Gentle Night, o Descend
(c) ''As Pants the Hart" soprano solo
by Mrs Donald n. MacLeod.)
The threefold "Amen'' will be sung
after the invocation. and the nvefold
Amen after the benediction.
During the offertory. Lovely Appear"
from THE Redemption" I'LL be rem
dered.
The pupilsof Ernest Lent will be heard
at musicale on Monday afternoon.
March 4. at o'clock in the music hall
Of the Percy s. Foster Piano Company.
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Miss Sallie Watkins Wood. Miss Phedora
Randolph. Miss Dorothy Graham. Miss
Evelyn Tyson, Miss Gussie Ware, Miss
Algie Ware Miss Mary Cobbs, Miss Alice
McGeehe. Mrs. Jesse Adams. Miss Mary
Jordon. Mrs. Henry Yandiver. and Mrs.
Walter Reynolds.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett entertained
at dinner on Monday evening to meet
Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson. of New York. who
afterward spoke at ST. Paurs Church.
Mrs. Barretts guests were Mrs. wIIkin-
son. Rev. p. p. Phillips. Rev. W. r.
Watson, Rev. G. A. Luttrell. Rev. WILL
lam J. Morton. Rev. DR.. John Lee ALL
Son, Rev. Edgar Carpenter. and Rev. II.
NJ Canter
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PROTEST AGAINST AMENDMENT.
Ask Restrictions to Garages I'm
Alleys Remain Unchanged.

Protest against the proposed amend
ment to the building regulations provid-
ing for the removal OF certain restric-
tions with respect TO the establishment
Of public garages In alleys was voiced
yesterday at a hearing in the District
Building before the District Commission
ers. Those who spoke in opposition TO
the proposed amendment were Senator
Thurston. c. Beale Bloomer, and Attor-
ney r. Ross Perry.
The present law requires the consent
Of all the property owners within a
radius Of ninety feet Of the proposed
garage. The proposed amendment counts
as consenting all private stables and
garages within the prescribed area The
speakers contended that a public garage
is a form OF public nuisance, and conse-
quentIy the owners of all property within
the prescribed limits should have voice
in the matter Of the location OF the
garage
The Commissioners announced that
thsy would give careful consideration to
the matter. and would render their fnal
decision later.
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FALLS CHURCH.

Messrs. Phil Nourse. James Mason, and
Edwin BaIinger were hosts at a dance
on Tuesday. February %. at odd Fellows
Hall Those present were Mrs. Unver-
zagt, Mrs. Fellows. Mrs. Nourse. Mrs
Brown. Mrs. AIbertson,. Mrs F1agR,
Misses d. Rowell, r. Rowell, NJ RoweIi
Nicolson. Marshall. Gott. Garner, styles,
Trayior, Bull. Mason, Brent. Murra3
Loving. Sherrier. and Wall. and Messzs
Fellows. Nourse. Kayse, Mason, RowelI,
Johnson. Watson. Sewell AIbertson,
Brown. Newell. Downs. Balinger. and
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FREE to all fat persons only who ask
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In fat-rednefion. have found that the
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MARJORIE HAMILTON,
Suite O048 Central Rank Dldx.
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Continued from Page Two.

at Sso5 Morton place. A large number
were present, and after the business
meeting the guests played cards, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. Edward Weeks entertained the
Junior Auxiliary at her home on Thirty
fifth and Lowell street, on Friday after
noon. =
On Monday evening the Girls Friendly
Society Of Tennailytown gave a social
in the parish hall. Part OF the pro-
gramme for the evening was a musical,
which was much enjoyed by the audi
ence.
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LIEUT.. BLOOMS DENIAL.
western Paper MisIed in Publish
ing Fight Tale, He says.

Facts in regard to the story in which
Lieut.. Frank Bloom was said TO have en-
eaged in a fist fight with a noncommis-
stoned officer were received yesterday by
Simon Wolf in special delivery lette-
from Bloom. written at Fort ID. A Rus
sell, near Cheyenne, Wyo.. II is de-
cIared. in the letter that the story is with
cut foundation and was originally pub
lished in a Cheyenne paper.
The newspaper in question has admit
ted that IL was imposed upon and misled
into publishing the story, so Lieut. Bloom
says.
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grateful letters i am re-
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Box AZ. Great Bend, Kan.
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Schmitz, Montevideo, MINI.
lost thirty pounds In thir-
ty days. Mamie McNelfy.
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and quickly reduce your
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TRUE SUCCESS AT LAST

Why permit too much fat 90 make
you miserable when my drugless com
binatIon home fat-reducing treatment
peace. prestige. power, and pofse and
proper proportions in face and figure?
II is astonishing the thousands OF
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arm. Through this mafvelous COM
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til had taken on % pounds OF my
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n you are interested In your own
permit me to tell you how to reduce
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your weight you must
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THE REST WAS EASY.
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All I had to do was to
remove the cause. and ]
swear under oath. that by
my simple method. with
out drugs. medicine. harm
full exercises. or starva-
tion diet. i reduced my
weight 81 pounds In Eve
weeks. and I guarantee
that j can do the same
for you. i do not use
medicine OF any kind. or
worthless stun to rub on
the body. Just a simple
home treatment that even
a child can use without
A
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,i,a yn1 nuaITAcE or TnI

THg JoY o. LIVING 20 ThE hERfIAcE or TINE
LEAN. Q MAS FaT-ANp . KNOW
My friends were charitable and they
called, il obesity, others referred to me
as being STOUT. but / know. II was
Just plain bulky fat. I was miserable
you, too, are equally miserable II you
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-27

mol nod etfpas anberes auf Dem
Screen baben. l1no als er iebt naf,.
ocnflih I'M 3immer arlf- nno a5'
ibritt, ga ting fie oenn auf ipie-
Der an: .@n meroen Sic mol ne
9ffegerin ms Saus nebmen-oens
i6 mir, iunger SER, nuo oa bob
id geoadt, iunger SEER. lpenn Sic
uieQeiht am @noe an unier Sraai'
lein Gnen iAreiben moaten
Glen @oupainl 9aB er nidt fril-
Der oarauf gefommen mar. Git
fleine sutunli6e, INNER froblidle
gaen nit ibrem proftiiden Bet
ltanoe uno ibrem marmbersigen
gSeien = ia, oas mar oas &idtigel
@r muroe oroentlid frob eeItlmm.
.Mole, oos lit Elm uortrefflid)el
@eoanfel SD idreibe beute nod
an TrGlilein 8oupain! ltno BADEN
Sic nodmols Ganf, Sic alte CUTE
treue Yerion!"
Mole ipar iebr gerilbrt. als lie
oranBen Dor Ser Cir ltono, linniet-
te tie nod elm flein @eilden fir
lid, unb oana ging iie biniber nno
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81 c / { /.

@puperneilr 9urmon Dor
Ohio, ser am Sreitag bon Mnltlt
~beruberfam, Inn bier cine &ebe 81
baltell, muroe bier Iebr liebens'
niiroig uno nit allen ibm 5ufom
menoen gbren aufgenommen. etil
gmpfanesfomite eripartcte i'm oa'
Dem s. & 6. q. 9abnbpf uno g.
leitete i'm nad Dem @unter Sotel
mo- lid cine Mn5a6l ieiner gereb'
rer periammelt batten uno no lbll'
All gbren audi Elm Diner gegeben
puroe. @leif nad ieiner anfunf1
beiuhte er8ollperneur Die Mlamo
Mbenos INN II l1br reilte er nod
@aIpelton. Sn Ser 8%eriammluna
i'm @roben S%pernbaus, in Der Sar-
mon iprahL Tibrte Col. Ste 4
8rpor ben @orlit.
Sector q. Smitb, an oel
0erea StroBe nobnbaft muroe
Greitaq morgert an Der Gde Der
@elt-gomnlerce StraBe uno Der
Moin s(penle BON einem autom
bill, oag Srou 81. u. Mc@opan lent
tc, nieoeraerannt. gr muroe 1eood'
uiht if)per perlebt.
Die Direftoren Der D5lelta"
bielten Sreitag cine SiBnng ab NM
mielen 0as 6inan5fomite an, or
5ablulg Der Hehnungen 81 peron'
lnIien.
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9ie Sanptiade int seidaftlidem Sc.
ben 1T Der Grfplat

luentl er ouf legitimem 8ese ct.
reidt miro. l1no Elm Mitfel, Dos
unfrogli6 iebr piel gum grfola BEE
tr1gt, lit bie &eflotne. @s iit 10
gut lpie erpieien, bob 9ieienigeu,
sic Sic @eflometrommel rationeil,
lr1o eei6idt 5l benllben periteben
ii6er MiserfoIa nidt gu flagen ba-
ben. Die 8orousiebune: Du3
9ublifum fennt ia mein @eidat,
meiB, mas i6 tue rno fobri5iere,
gait einn1ol Dor pieIen, pielen Sa5-
rem; beute ober nid)t mebr. @enu
elmer ooroilf ipartell pollte, Bob ib1l
sic aaufer bon ieIblt ms Sans fpn.
men, ooB Tie lid barnod erfunh
gen, mas er gu berfoufen bat nno
5u mel6em 8reiie, 10 oorf er olf
Grfolg nidt rednen. 9ieie grten, al
ten 3eitel1, ipp elmer Sen amber
fortnte, ieoer puBte, mas Ser ano~~
It tot, 3eitungen MIR menig gei.-
len mitroen, itno ldllgit poriibef.
Seute 1T ol1es Eltbli5itat. GaS
8ltblifum mia ourd Die 8eitullgcl,
III Ser einen ooer mtoeren Sorn1
BON oaem ultterri6tet fem; es per-
lonet Neuigfeiten, Marftberid;
8aareltonpreiiungen; es nia- pii=
len mas in Ser @elt nprgebt; IS
nil -0ie BreiIe Ser Broouftc rtc.
fealen lerl1ell, rno es min onrG
sic 3eitnng bariiber aufgcfldrt iein,
hoo 90 porteilDaft e%infaufen fam.
Obne &eflame laBt ii6 beute fell,
@ei6Gft mebr oufbal1en, obne @n-
5eigen meroell oie @eidaftsleute
niht mebr fertie, lnro lie better De-.
@eiddftsgang lit, lie mebr lih oas
Oelddft a%ltsoebnt, belio mebr 8elb
miro fir Mn5eigen nusgegeben. 5elt-
ta alaltbt feiner mebr, oaB Ell lel>
lie @n5eigen 5uriid5ieberl fonntc.
neil er 5ebn ooer 5pan5ig Sabre
Iona Meflome genro6t bat uno er
uno feline Mrtifel befannt iino. 81
Miifidlaa miroe bolo erfolgen.
Seute beiBt es: Seoen Sag miro Ell
ne neue Generation geboren n1o
tpenn mir 5ebn Sabre lang aus oe'i
3eituugen fern bleiben, ii11o mir
unbefonllt %gemoroen, peridipnaoelt.
Die groBte @irfiamfeit Der Ste,
flame miro ourd ste alloouerllos
@ieoerbolung %er5ielt, nobel iel6itr
p~eritGnoIid porausgelebt it, oa5
sic Mnseige aud mirfli6 einen
bral1dbaren uno preismiiroigcn 81.
tifel cmpfieblt. limo in oieier gse-
aiebunq fonnen unlere oeutld)tn
aaufleutp BON ibren omerifani-
iden aolIegen iebr piel lernen. Gas
@ort: ,,&lappern gebort gum Sono-
merf" bat mol nirgenos 10 Ri {
geredtigung ME bler5ulanoe. 9as
@elo, oas fir An5eigen ousgegebtn
miro, trdet reidlid 3inien nnS
fper binter Ser 3eit nidt 5nriid-
hleiben, lein @eiddft auf6oaen nno
INNER mebr pergroBern min, ser
beoiene lid Ser @n5eige. Die oellt-
Id)en Sirmen uno 8auflente li'io
geraoe 10 leiihlnesfabig mie ble
amerifoniiden uno lie ioaten ourd9
f(eiBige genutung Der @n5eigen-
ipoIten ibrer oeutiden 3eitnngen
sic oeutide aunoi6aft an iif 5n
fetten Iuben, a~nitatt lie ii6 onr0
faIid mgebradte Sparlamfeit el't-
idliipfen 8u laiien.
Die Sauptia6e 1T INNER DC,
Grfolg, uto Der @eg gum Grfclg
1T sic 6eflame!
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4r1miem<0ffcrte
Gin perieelae Al, a,aiere Srennse,

9a es nms nnmaglidj III, aMe 9ifrifte nno Counties os Staates
onrd NeienSe 6sar6eiem ait IaHem, nrnMen mir af moere WHttel 5r TN.
mr arGferem @erbretnng naieres @laHes fnnem nno mir fmo 81 om
HgnidImk afpmmen, anmebmbare Gramem fir mene Abonnentea, Die MHs
emgeididt perbea, aussuieken.
Sir planen mit sic geranialtuns zines iusenamatem aontefes, hs
er 6ei emsliben Setnnsen a6id 1T, iomoern. mir tuoaen Snrd Ans5a1lana
elmer li6eralen Gummnpn 5rehwtaise anuerben, Die pbne beiomoere Wn'
fe nb gniremgnns nd cine Nebenenma6me sn perihafen uanidpeH.
gu oieiem 3mede Offereren wr fir ieOen Sa6resabOnnenttn sms
aommiGtum pm l., einem 9pllar. 9s 8obenblatt Der aJrete
gre1e fir seras" fonet 50 pr Sa6r. Gesen GinienOnns pon $1OO ~er.
ben mir aio oas Slatt an irsenS cine ms anfsese6ene abrehe fdiden.
Slit 10 AbOnnenten eme Grtra Ytdnit D0n $3.50 II Saar.
Sir Il Abpnnenttn cine Grtra : yrdnit uon s3.75 ii SAr.
Nir 20 A6onaenttn eiat GEtra : yrinit Dn $500 III gaar.
Nir q Mbonnentta cine ggta Nrdnit Dot s6.25 ii Saar.
Sir rm6r as Is MbDautntn clue Grtrasyrdnit D0n s. IN Saar.
Eir ne5r aS 80 AbDnntntn cine G%rtraptinit uDn SIG ii Saar+
Der goridlas lit einfa6 nnO oesaanblib esnns, ger enen neaea
a6unnentea Der snr 3it ndt seer Der. p5reie Srsde" If, = &C.
tuiunt, fpaeftnrt $500, erbGIt, rdp. beBat oabpm einen Dollar nnD fdtdt
BEN an6eren OpQur nit Der gcnamen MbreHe oes yefeuers eth. MnkeroM
net aer aud nod cine Ggtra HrGmie IN MnsFdt, fas bic 3abl pn
,ehu Mbpnnenten oor barber errcidt mrb. 0de GstraHramie iu-
Sen mir Sen basu geredtisteu On nnferer Office ans oneft.
Die 6ter scnadte Ofsrte lit fir Seben int meiten Ge6iete bes stas,
tes offen. Sober fam fd baran betdsen. gr bietm aur 8aarpreiie
an, neil gelo INNER ieinen gert fat mnO Sober baiir anibaffen nno tau-
len fann, mag er aeraoe brandt.
MMe, sic pn bnier Dfierte Gcbrand5 madden mo inter ben chen
geieaten 8esimgunsen M6puncnten fit bic uJree Hrehe fir Segas" lam.
meln molten, inb se6etem, fd nit inns nnneraagltb tn Serbtnoung AZ
Icten, bamit mir ibnen etuaise aepHmidte ~ausiabrlidere ansfnnft erttt.
fen fSnuen. Die anittnns s6t ben geaedern brett pOn nnierer Gf-
flee sM
r6ree Yrffe fT sfras".
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Gnbet idledte @eluObnbeit.

@er niebergeidlagen 1T, liebt VI.
les ouiter an. Sait INNER lit enc
trdge aeber oie llria6e, Die oaS SD'
item nit bilioien @iften mfuet,
melde aber bon Or. Sings Nellelt
2ebenspinen ousgeidieoen iperoet
fonnen. gerIu6t iie. 2aBt Sebens-
freuoe sic 9iiiterbeit pertrelben.
0os 9eItc fiir @aaelL Seber uno
Wieren. 25c in alien M~potbeferit.
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lUir futen manner, die das Bra
bieraefNdft erIernen Wclleli.

SmlIenoe muroeu ourb unIere WEE
tbobe erfolereide garbiere nit ei9enent
@orbierlaoen uno iuden @ebiilfen bon
ms. @ir miiien lie bamit perior9en.
qernt iebt uno erbaltet eine g%ntbe8ablte
Gtepe. Qeidte, reinlidDe 8eiddftigunJ
5anoperfsseuq geliefert. aurius lpenis
ne Wod1eu. inner 9anbbnh eisnet fid)
nortrefflih fir Sclbiierlernuna. @in5els
beiten frei sugeianot. Sdreibt bente-
MolER BARBER COLLEGE,
32O Weit : Commerce Straee,
gan Antuuip, Segas.
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flopfte an Sobanns 8ammertiir-
Sinh sic nod mad, Sobann2"
$50, mad bin id nod, Malel
Mber aufma6en fam ih mid
bon pegen -
.Ss aud ni6t notie Sobann! SD
uoate man BLOB iascl: NIT Serrn
Mar bob i'd n oeutides @ort &C.
reoet uno Srdulein Gasn
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Melniae Ssroel. Ser s.

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bent Der Ssrael-8 oebl @ooonot'
fling Company. bat iid in Dem
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9oint lit am Sreitag inter arpBeu
Gerelnonien oie 2eide oes n%eritor-
beren Generals 6reo. @rant beer
oiat moroen.
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(aortIcelills foIat.)

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libenoe Scr Ballot Burificaticn
2coaie@, bat q. Sdorobinp gum
Goriibenoeu BON Weoiua GountD
ernannt.
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Srei fir elm Sabr, menn orient
lid b~earbeitet; gu permieten 10
Mder berbeiierte 5arm, p~or5iglIdl
geeignqt fir Gentle, 8ieb uao &C.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-27

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einen guten 4arafter. wenn er ben
bat, Der uns bequem tit.