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English: Dr. B. F. Bye's office as it actually is at 301 North Illinois Street, Indianapolis.
This is a cropped scan of a photograph in The Great American Fraud (pg. 75) by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
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  • 2012-01-02 21:27 Stefeyboy 1789×1212× (1027132 bytes) This is a cropped scan of a photograph in The Great American Fraud (pg. 75) by Samuel Hopkins Adams. Book originally published in 1907, so it is in the public domain under United States copyright law.

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