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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
Literary "Gun Drops" for the German People

The press interpreted this meaning the Chancellor
might day change his mind about the advisabiy of
ruthless submarine warfare Early in November when
that the Allies would breaking through Somme
forces again modified But when various neutral
countries sounded Germany possible they discovered
that Germany the seapponted cto and would consider
only which recognized Germany the dominant Power
Europe The confidence of the the victory
that the following article printed all the German
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-09-29
FAITH IN VICTORY"

"Great headquarters sends the following
"Snce the beginning of the when
millions Of troops proceeded all
than long years have brought
than those of the present. The unity
enemies have prepared for long time with and
proclaimed in loud Again and
have disturbed this boldly thought plan
its force, but something
accomplished that realizes least of the intentions
enemies all their strength being
attack The victory which withheld from them
the theatres be accomplished by
the defensive walls best blood The
supplied them by half the world
and night with the object of weakening their will then
the attacks of white yellow, brown and black
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
CENSORSHIP IF
 \. ?. |5 BEING FULLY PROBED
Republican A. p. Leased WireI

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 DOUGLAS, July 13.-A censorship imposed upon telephone and telegraph communication, brokerage leased wires and the news gathering facilities of the Associated Press early yesterday morn ing iu connection with the deportation of l,200 striking miners from Bisbee. Was imposed without military, state or other authority. according to state ments made tonight by two of the lead CTS of the Douglas end of the citizens armed forces which went to Bisbee to assist Sheriff Wheeler in the deporta- ton. While the person in authority in Douglas, H. H. Stout, who claims to have represented the citizens in his action of dispatching and arranging for arms and ammunition for those collected or the streets by personal SO iicitatiOB says that if the correspon- dent of the Associated Press had made an attempt to force through his news pertaining to developments he would have been taken care of within five minutes, knocked in the head, or other wise restricted" from getting news of the proceedings. The manager of the Western Union Telegraph company would have been similarly dealt with had he attempted to transmit this dis patch to the Associated Press, accord ing 10 Stout.
 Yesterday both Stout shelter super intendent for the Copper Queen Min ing company, and Robert Rae, general auditor for the Phelps Dodge interests, owners of the Copper Queen made the statement that a censorship was estab- lished by the sheriff's office at Bis bee" having forgotten whether a deputy was giving the order and that they accepted the order without ques- tion and rigidly enforced fl.
 Stout says the city was ''in com plete control of armed citizens at ths time of action in Bisbee," but investi' gation indicated that the police of the town were performing their customary service and that the mayor had issued no proclamation demanding that the citizens disarm or surrender to the leadership of recognized officials. The correspondent was not interfered with by any of the armed citizens in filing news for transmission, and municipal authority was not disrespected. This tends to disprove the statement of Stout that the city was fin complete control of armed citizens"
 Sheriff Wheeler at Bisbee was inter viewed by the Associated Press repre- Steut and Rae that Instructions came from his office to censor news from here. He asserted emphatically that he had no knowledge of his deputies having issued such an order His special deputies were not empowered with any such authority.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
HAD DOUBT h5 TO
 VALUE 1T BRIDE

One day recently. Judge James ?. Bailey of Stanford, Ky, was called on to perform wedding ceremony, which he did in his usual impressive way. The ceremony said, the groom's mind turned tO business, and he asked the judge how much he owed him. T let the happy groom say how much it is worth to be married to q good woman, and make no specific charge. said Judge Bailey, whereupon the fellow asked him if he had change for dol lar The judge did not have it. but the charge was procured by the newly wed and Lincoln County's judge was able to increase his bank account with two shining quarters
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14

back into a sdetrack for the purpose of unloading the provision car His in tentions were misinterpreted by the 1. w. w. men, who cut the air and forced the train to come to a stop on the main line before the camp. The men from Bisbee according to Conductor Hart, declined to say whether or not they had been. ordered to leave or to explain their object in going to Hermanas.
 Chief of Police Zabriskie of Fl Paso was advised tonight that the New Mex ico authorities intended to round up the I. w W. men at Hermanas and depOrt them from the state, The chief at once
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14

detailed men for duty at the bridges where the Southern Pacific and the El Paso X Southwestern railroads en- ter El Paso from New Mexico. with in- structions to prevent any of the refu- gees from crossing the line. Two hun dred volunteer policemen were sworn in and these will be detailed to help the regular officers. The chief said he would have the police court in session at the city line and any l. W. W mem- bers that sought to enter would be at once tried for vagrancy. Conviction on this charge involves 200 days on the rock pile.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
MORE MAcHINIsTs OUT

Republican A. p. Leased WireI
 NEW YORK, July -Machinists Tn four additional plants have joined shipyard strikers, it was announced todass This brings the number of plants affected up to fifteen and makes the total of men involved 5000, accord ing to claims by union officials.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
SHERIFF ENDORSED

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 DOUGLAS, July 13.-Resolutions endorsing Harry c. Wheeler, sheriff Of Cochise county, for his action in de- porting members of the Industrial Workers of the World from Bisbee were adopted by the executive commit tee of the Citizens Protective League of Douglas at d meeting tonight,
 It was further resolved that Sheriff Wheeler be rendered the full and un- divided support of our membership to preserve order and expel traitors from the community
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
railroad tfainmen arriving from the |

railroad tfainmen arriving from the west. The trainmen are also authority for the statement that the I. w. w men at Hermanas are heartily disgust
 ed with their experience and that many of them express the wish to be per mitted to return to Bisbee and resume their jobs in the mines. s-e
 Conductor Hart, of the freight ser vice of the Fl Paso x Southwestern- railroad, said IS l. W. w men rode on his train from Bisbee to Hermanas to- day, the crew being powerless to dis lodge them. Upon reaching Hermanas he intended to pass the station and
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
PEACE ISSUES ARE PRINCIP
 CAUSE UNREST.
[RepubIIcan A. ?. Leased wIrel

WASHINGTON. July 13.-The Ger man political crisis centers principally on the questions of peace and internal reform. according to a review of state department adVices issued tonight by the committee of public information, and there is not the slightest reason to believe that it will result in any thing remotely approaching revolution, ur in any diminution of Germany's military power.
 The review says it is apparent that Germany's food supply will hold out till the present crop is harvested, al- though the sufferings of the poor have been intensified greatly during the past five months.
 Military domination has reached such a stage in Germany the review says, that the imperial chancellor is utterly without authority over the mil itary leaders who do as they please and leave the civil authorities to come along behind and apologize"
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
WILL NOT STRIKE

IRepubIcan A. P. Leased Wire1
 DOUGLAS, July 13.-At a meeting of the local unions of carpenters and electricians, held last night, the de- cision was reached not to call d strike. A minority of the membership favored striking but were said to have been overruled by the majority when vote was taken
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
Same and Wise
 Economy

What these family must be supplied with the somehow AT THIS STORE YOU WILL SAVE ON EVERY PURCHASE
 YOU MAKE.
 We are not telling this how well looks Every department toreth stocks o merchandise composed o items demand fully empies where money aes and practice this economy.
 "SPEND A LITTLE AND SAVE IOT'
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
Send Carload of Eood

FL PASO, July 13.-A carload of provisions, shipped by their families at Bisbee, was received in the camp of the Industrial Workers of the World who are marooned at Hermanas. Word of the shipment was brought here by
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14

county it was learned today from off cial sources.
 The commissions issued to nearly 1000 special deputy sheriffs were scru- tinized by the board before being issued and given it's offical sanction. it was stated
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
TORNADO IN KANSAS
fRepubIican A. p. Leased wlrel

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 PITTSBURG, Kan, July 13.--A tor nado early tonight struck the village of Kirkwood, five miles south of here, injuring several persons and causing some property damage. All wires are down and definite information is lack ing.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14

Miami today to rid the town of the I. w. W. Arrests here continue to be made for rioting on July ?, five more having been taken into custody today. One of these was arrested while he was consoling one of the labor men, unable to gain bonds, through the jail bars.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
Supervisors Consented

DOUGLAS, July 13.-The deporta tion of 1,200 Industrial Workers of the World from Bisbee Thursday was done with the knowledge and consent of the county board of supervisors of Cochise
Arizona republican., 1917-07-14
UNITED STATES TO TAKE CHARGE OF I.
 W. W. IN COLUMBUS
fcontinued from rage one)

ceipt of orders from the headquarters of the southern department to confer with Governor Thomas E. Campbell and learn from him where he wished federal troops placed and how many he thought would be required, Iieuten- ant M. D. Welty, adjutant of the Ari- zona district. held a long telephonic conference with the governor today.
 At the conclusion of this conference Lieutenant Welty said the governor wished troops to be sent to Bisbee, ;KingmanT Jerome Humboldt Clifton, sdorenci, Aio and Ray, in each of which places a strike either exists or ap- pears imminent.
 No definite request was made by the governor who said he would investi- gate the situation further and notify the headquarters of the Arizona dis trict later in the day However, he had not called up late this afternoon.
 Troops Go to Miami
 7 GLOBE July. 13.-Two troops of cav airy will he sent from here to Miami tomorrow to break up any gatherings of the Industrial Workers of the World, the commander of the troops preserv- ing law and order here having been appealed to to do this today by the cit izens of Miami. The l., w w. will be refused permission to speak on the streets and while the troops see to this the business men are making arrange ments to dislodge them from their quarters
 4 Loyalty League was formed in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
>rr,irtn cNcEn>;to para ~ i'RENSA.

DEnLIN, E1eTo l4.-Toda II p~cn-
~. 'cl irIrer:o IN distinction lie IDEAS
noi:ticas. ramcn,ando Ia rcspue=ta ac
LIS potencias a!iadas dc la entente
:, il nota lei r-c>idente Wilson, &c
clare que cicho Gocun.cNto cs Ia nc
ior confirmation cuc puHicra darsc
49, ,I1r la r0toH>ias cenlralc* e,,In
..:..hqrdo n2r IL ?cop!a eyistcncia y
10 yoa cl EroD"sito &" >onQuiNta, Qu"
SC les h; ycn!do a:ribuvcHcc por sus
sa.raigos. F:s,oe e. Gambia, diccm
..guello, pe.'pdicos, 50 han quitadu
Ia Garcia : confi"san au annelo dc
domination. pres 70 otra cosa imp!i-
ca II declaration ;ern:lnante de que
Gcas reconstructed Q! mapa dc Euro
III .obr" bases hiattricas.
La opinjar !" h premsa alcr.ana
sc:,rc csta particular cs tan unani-
n,c que hasta los pc"iodicos soc!a-
.Istas quc nabi&n veHido aboGando
ror Ia paz sir ancNion de territorio,
deer ahcra que tai paz como Ia de-
sean les aliaGoS IS Senclilamente impO
siD!e.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
Sc Hh PERDIDO FL TEMPO Al
TRATAR CON 7. CARRAAzA,
DICE THE TINES"
'H Y SUS HONBRFS TENDRAN QUE DESi-
PaREC(R De MEXICO PROBlDLEHEETE
AhlE5 D.: KUGH1 TEMPO


.;ULVA YORK, Enero 1.-THE
New York Ti".os" en- m artlculo
editorial de - tdlvi6n de hoy. llama
"buenas nue,as" 2 los intormeS Qu"
prcceGen,es 6c Washington Sc nan re-
r:Jido en- cst2 ci.,a&d, en- los cuaIes Sc
dice ulc Wilson @arsado de tratar cor
Carranza. ha rcsueito suSpcEder las
aogociaCiones cor Il. En- los comea-
.aIics Qu2 ei editoriaiista haca soDrc
es,s nctlclus, dice que sc ha eStado
pe~dieldo IN tempo pre@ioso Ell ira
:ar con Carranza : Cue las cosas no
raa mejorado cN 10 mas minimo.
Fl retire De pershinl.-a@rega el
pc:i6d!co Ge referencia.-se efectuara
Cumo una .acdid2 meramcnte mi!itar,
en- cuarto al "nvio lie Fletcher = Me
y!vo; nos na-cc" QUO no hay ningGna
raztn especial para 81 presercia en-
..ua. paia. rero prcSto que q eS e!
I,Entbajador 9o~,brado. no hay tampo-
% .nccavea;cn.e cr 81 viaje, 81 asi 10
iesca naasrra ~obierno. Ell
ri citadc ar:iculista agrega Que.
/ .e'os dc levaut"- el embargo de ar
MS Y municioneS. cl gobierno de6e-
r;a tc.Rar mejorcs precaucioneS para
arcvenl~ el contrabando. No hay min
! .unas seguridades dc Que no Sc en-
yicn armas Il Carranza. Muchos car
/ gamentos dc armas Sc han envlado
/ " iUs baudidos. como Carranza llama
4 sus enemigos, aunQue estos no sc
! ,!.fe:cncian de los carrancistas. e.
/ "oblerno de CarranZa On Mexico no
/ c5li esrablccido e ' suS hombres
! ,sndran Que dcsaparecer de Mexico,
i,:v5ab,emcate no dcntrO dc mucho
+ tempo. In Ia actualidad ellos no
piden rada lie los Estados Unidos, cor
exception &c direro, Hero no 10 con-
! >eguir;ln slno h2s:a uue denuestren
, ou. puedea eStablsccr III gobierno
m.jor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
ACUIAR ! CfJUD0 TOHAN la
0FENSlVA En- WRACRIZ
P0R CfNIRO AMERICA tSIsH RECiBIERD0
aRNAS Y HUgICiGNES CaRRAHCS.
Tas i REV0lUCiOsARI0S

GhLNESTON. Encro l3.-Armas y
.,unicioncs IN .rardc& cantidades cs-
IA. slendc ;ntrcdUc;daS en- Mexico por
Centre America Gonde son lleva-
Ias de los Es,adoS Unidos. Asi pues.
{. em;siIro II pucsto pOr el gober-
no amcricaRv 10 da los resultados
Gu" Sc Gcsc;n. pueS las fuerzas del
"oi.;ecno dc facto Y las revoluciona-
~. que oncr3n bajo Ia bandera fell
c,&ta en- OaNa~a : Vcracruz, estan
cG!,nienio 1cr;rcchos y. como Sc de-
i aichC. en- cantidades considerables.
!..ta nollci% II" si4o proporcionada
per pc-1ic que ile%aron Texas
G;;y PFC, ci"ptc7 del puerto de Vera
c:,:z. Los rcfc-idos pasajeros infor-
M.a:3n, ;.cema5. one los generates HI
mo .hcuiiar Lauro Cejudo,
a..a o0cran cn ci Estado de Feracruz,
han dcc!dio c:iprcnder en- ci presente
&c: una cner"i-a carrD.na contra e.
O.. =. .'II.t Ns iSi.O. Uc u!Id i4IdlSId lIc
h. - ai:or& no - habian hecho por
l. talta to a.n"S y municiones. Co.
mo cuentan "a estos dos generates
federalcs cOn snfiCientes elementos,
aTTaran gran numero de hombre5
) Garan principle a la campana ofen-
sIva. par. 10 cual diviGiran sus fuer-
2as Ell dos co!umnas para operar al
mismo tempo en- regiones opuestas
iApidiendo de esta manera que las
fucFzas de! goblerno de facto puedan
prestarse rlutua ayuda.
IL trafico entire Ia ciudad de Me-
xco Y Eeracruz, Que hasta ahora Sc
ha vcnido hacienda con grandes- di-
fi.ultades, quedara totalmente para
!izado. rues las fuerzas del general
Cejudo operaran 10 largo de la via
ferrea con instcucciones de impedir
que CORA ningiIa tren.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
Los vIlII5TAS Sc RECOuCfEINTIRlH Al
OCCIDEHTE De Ia c. De CHIHUAHUA
Mureuia regres6 a la Capital del Estado fue
recibidO como un heroe
FRANCISCO VILLA I SuS GEhlERslES CELEBRAN UN
CONSEJ0 Dc GUERRA EN- SAN AKDRES

~ ?ASO. Tcv.. Encro 14.-Un des-
p%"Ao traarlitidc anoche de la ciudad
90 CEihuGhna 7or cl representante de
Ia Prens4 Asociada. informa que el
general Francisco Nurguia, conan
dante miIitar del vccino Estado, re-
"ryso aver a ia mcnc!onada capital.
>i-adc r2cioido como un heroe. Al
;."r.5ar ci tren especial en- que viajaba
MurgUia. las campanas de los tenn
pics frcron echadas vuelo, Y los nj
ac5 de las escuelas que previamente
iab;an side llev&dcs a la Estacion,
arraj@roY flores SCORE el general ca
':2rci;ta c4c reorcsaba victorioso del
campo de hatalia. donde, Sc dice, in
f.i-.j6 tan .eye!os @olpes 4 las fuer-
~as rebeiios, Que Ia Quedado practi-
c.:ocn.e dcstruido ei poder de Fran
csc Villa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15

IL PASU. Tex. Erero l4.-Fran-
cisco Villa esti reunicndo sus tropas
ii occrdentc je Ia ciudad de Chihua-
aud. r&Ia enr-endcT un asalto re
aeral sobrc IL referida capital. que
rst2 dcfcndia& por ol cjarcito de fran
eisto M:rGu:a, QuicH aver re%rcso l
csa plaza. pr2ccdcntc de! sur, donAe
e>tuvc diri@iendo n campana contra
les reteldes cue occpabaA Santa 10
sal!a. Jimene" y Farrol.
la notic:a anterior fu6 recibida ano
che Dor 81 general Bell. Jr.. jefe nj
iiid~ Ge El Faso, Texas.
IL vecina pobI&cija De Ciudad .jUa-
rsz Sc encuertra de nuevo excirada
con motive &c In naticr& qra tj:cH!5
aver hoy. acerca de cue les je-
frs Orhoa y T@r:eZ est&n prepa?,n-
dose para Itacar n plaza, cen un
humero considerable de rcvoiucioHa-
r.o:.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
ALFREDO BRECEDA LEGO
AVER : IL CIUDAD DE
NJFNA YORK

] { IT TTTT II
NUEVA YORK. Ene-o l+.-Alire-
G2 Breccd&. aeente del CobiernO Dc
CarTanza, arrihJ hoy l esta ciuGad.
F'ut eltrevis;ado por los reprcsentar-
rs lie los yriacip;:les peri6dicos pero
Sc neg6 a informal cu%l cS ei Objeto
* - viaje.
Dlcesc que Broccda eS agente finan
cicro lie Carranza Y que viene con c:
nbjeto de tratar sobre el mismo asun-
10 que estan tratando Zambrano Y
otros miembros dc la administration
carrancista: In corsecucion de m en-
prestito de varios millones de d6lares,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
FL ERON C.lPT;RiDOS DOS SUE
MARIN0S AUSTRIACOS
POR Los iT.t:ItNOS

ROMA, Enero 14.-0Gicialmeate Sc
ha anunciado en- esta capital por eI
Ministerio dc Marina, cue los subma-
rinoS austriacos VIC. II Y Vt. II, han
sido capturados, pero sin que en- el
anuncio Sc den otros dctalles reIati-
vos esa captura. Fl primero de los
c;tados submarines pertenecia ante
riCrmente Ia Armada alemana, pc
ro ie fue pasado q Austria-Hungria
para que rcforzara su flota de su-
rergibles del AdriaticO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
Nd SERA PEsJUDICiDO IL
C0n[RCIO MARITIME FOR
ISCLAiERRA
s. LLAMA Il A1tailvE fAGiA Il HEGRO
D. Q { LU} SUShaRIHjS gPiRAS
C,gC4!ElA COSTA ESPARGLA


MADRID. Enero 4.-En los cir
culcs iiPIomaticos Sc declare hoy que
.. gobierna lie la Gran Bretana IN
&ado sarurl0aGes al @obierno de Es-
.,,...y., de q&e 10 interrumpira nj eau
sara periuicio< ningunos al concrete
.lat.tin:o y de gle no Sc intentara vio-
ar las leyaS relativas al contrabando
Los pe-,Gjicos anti3gernanoEitoS i!a
.;lan la ateEci5r del gobierno hacia e!
hecho de lue los ultimo hundln1ien-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
(PaSa la ia. plaua, col. 5a-)

COS japoncses cue asistieron Ia gran
reyista naval QUO Sc efectuo en- Ia oa-
bla de Hampton Roads en- 1907 Y tam
bien a la EAEosicion de Jamestown.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
GABRIEL D'ANUNZZIO FUE CON
DECORAi2O FOR Ell GO
RIERNO FRANCES

VENECIA, Eaero 14.-Gabriel D.
Annunzio el notable poeta italiano
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15

(p&Sa a Ia il. Col. i.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has larger
circulation than any other mexican news
paper in the United Etates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-15

Conprs usted sss !hros er escshot
ignacio E. Lozano, COZ Dolcrosa St. San
antonio, Texas Su casa es ia mas barata.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-17
SAVE YOUR HAIR
AND BEAUT|FY t
WITH 'DANDER|NE"
Spend Is cents. Dandruff
disappears and hair stops
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-17
Investment In
Oil In Thirty
Days, Trebles
Company Capitalized at $685.
900 Is Sold for
$4,000,

CHICKASHA, Okla, April Y. -
(SpeciaD Realizing a profit of prac-
rcally 500 percent on their Investment
the Ninnchah oil and Development
company has sold its holding, to the
on State Petroleum company for %5-
900
The Ninuckah company was organ
lied thirty days ago with a capital Of
5000 and acquired leases on llmo
acres OF land in Stephens, Caddo and
Grady county Oklahoma, and Brown
county Texas After having two IA
,orahlc reports hy reliable ecologl't'
and since some good producing wells
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covered hy lease, the OIL State people
made the S75V)0 offer, which was inn
mcdIatcly accepted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-17
l)N(IFNIGGIY
ANDHlShLS
BuHOA2M GdrIS

Uncle Wlualy and JImmles Piece.
Copyright, 1917. by Mcclure Ncwspape
Syndicatc)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-04-17
How Fat Folks
May Become Slim

To hc u,rfy,ou, /, humlla,ng SNle
'Ind iat iolk, are stranger, Therefore.
people who are carrying around a bur.
den oi unhealthy and mugh,N fat
will be glad to know how they ma,
reduce their weight Wi'hnu, starvation
! diet or tlrcsome exercises
II YOU want TO yet ril oi ,upetiluou,
I IA, IN simple. safe and reliable way
/ here IS iet worth irving Spend
some time IN the open air. practice
dtrp breathing and rr' from any good
/ druggist a box ut oil ui kutein cap
,ul,s. take one after each meal and
one before retiring at night. al,1 iol
low the other simple directions that
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Weigh yourself once a week ,n a,
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weight. and dom, leave oii the treat
m,nt NJ even skip a single dose. uu,i
you arc down 10 normal weight 81
that YOU ieel and look wonderful,
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Every person who q, Too iai ,houlr
give Tins rca,men, trial You vii
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Amafe your friends ADV.