New-York tribune., 1879-01-18
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out and exposing those lni4It"us cipher ieesran-
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your paper cOntaIns as much criminal news az The
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The Hon. ". j. Humphrey, Of Warsaw, y. Y, chair
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and the age should constantly read The TRIBUNE. the
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circulation VI THE TRIBUNE IN his section"