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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

dence, affectioaate WALTER VAN vECHTEN.
disposition and bright manners eudeared
him to all the club wieiders from captain
down to doorman. They petted him,
bought him sweets and toys, and US they
searched for the father who had ruined
away" they took an extra grip of their
sticks and frowned ominously.
Finally, they had to turn Walter over to
the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children About that time one hard
thinking policeman suggested that maybe
the kid did not pronounce his name right, !"
and that perhaps instead Of Van Victor it
WAS Van Vechten- The publication of this
surmise brought to the front a Mrs. Rob
erts. who said that Walter Van Fechten,
whom she identified, had been left in her
care by a man of the same name. A few
days afterward-on the same day, in fact,
when the child was abandoned-he took
the lad away.
1t didn't take the authorities long to get
grip on Mr. Van Vechten. In court he
denied that the child was his, and pending
further inquiry the charge of abandonment
was dropped and the prisoner was held to
answer an accusation of being disorderiy
person. Some years ago Van Vechten,
who is now aged forty, inherited $4,000,
went on a big drunk in New York and
awoke one morning to find dissolute wo
man lying by his side. She exhibited q
marriage certificate aud the man learned
on investigation that he had made her his
wife the previous evening. Upon proper
presentation Of the facts the union was an
nulled by a Brooklyn court.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05
A BIG BUTTER FACTORY.
how the Deloctsble Grease Il Turned
Out in Vermont Dairy.


Out in u Vermont Dairy.
Ten thousand pounds Of butter daily.
This is the wholesale way in which the
largest creamery in the world turns out
the golden product that melts with deli
cious flavor on your hot tea biscuits.
Within q radius of twenty-six miles
from ST. Adams are forty-four separate
stations, where the dairy farmer leaves his
milk for the creamery. After the cream is
separated from tine milk it is shipped by
rail in special cars to the creamery at St.
Albans and by undergoing various inter-
| estiug processes is transformed into butter.
The building is three stories high, with
about 5000 square feet of floor surface, sit
uated on the main line OF the Central Yer
mont railroad In the cellar are forty
horse power engine, boiler room and tanks
for buttermilk. The first floor is devoted
to receiving, separating the cream, churn-
ing, working, packing and shipping. In
the secoud story are the crsfm room, with
ten large tanks holding GOO gallons of cream
apiece, testing room, Offices and living
rooms OF the nelp. The third story is given
over to storing tubs. salt, boxes, etc.
When the cream reaches the creamery
it goes into a receiving tank on the first
floor; from there it is pumped into storage
watts in the second story, where it is
cured" Then it is ready for the churn,
and it is sent through pipe into the
churning room, where ten square churns
are almost constantly at work Each churn
| churns 500 pounds of butter at a time.
When the butter is taken from the churn
it is sent to the working room, where four
power workers are revolving. This Is a
novel sight-a round table about eight feet
in diameter revolving under two conical
rollers, also constantly turning, while be-
tween the rollers and the table IS an inch
of butter. Over each worker is pan of
ice and salt to cool the eighty pounds of
butter on the table. There is man in
charge of each worker, who works IN the
salt with paddle and sees that the butter
milk and brine are thoroughly pressed out.
Then it is taken to tine packing room and
put into different sized packs, from one
ounce prints TO fifty pound tubs, as the
trade demands. ne butter is next taken
to cold storage and, when ready for ship
ment is marked in the refrigerator room
by the shipping clerk and put into re-
frigerator Car, thus reaching Boston and
other New England cities without any
change in temperature.
There is fascination in watching the
work of the chemist by which he tells how
much the milk of the different nerds is
worth. AT the various stations are cases
of pint jars, each jar having a tin tag with
TWO numbers, one TO designate the station
and the other the farmer. Four times
during the week the man in charge of the
e+Htion puts in the patrons jar small
lie of each herds milk. and at the end
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05
why a Bear Tool to Man killing.

The tiger is not the only East Indian an
iEal that loves human flesh At recent
monthly meeting Of the Bombay Natural
History society Mr.. Reginald Gilbert read
an interesting account of she bear which
had attacked and seriously injured four or
five persons in the state of Darampore dur
Ing the last year. Mr.. Gilbert and Mr. E
l.. Burton killed this bear and her two
cubs on dsy when she had. without prov
ocaticn, attacked and killed a man as he
vas lying on the ground smoking. 1t was
found, on examining the bear, that the bone
OF Ter forearm had been splintered some
Time before, and that the bullet was still
In the flesh. The wound had closed. but
as there was good deal Of Inflammation
IL must have given her much pain, and SO
probably induced her to behave in an extra
savage manner and take to man killing.
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ZETTE. Fort Worth. Tex.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

to be abroad at
that hour. He an
swered that his
name was Walter
Van Victor, that
he didn't know
where his mother
was and that ear
ly in the evening
papa ru nne d
away from me
and l could not
find him again. !"
TIE four-year old
was taken to the
station house,
whera his co1ti-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05


Since tie appointment OF Col. \. c.
HgTuGou a chairman of 7 q" Ninth send
turi.I district II Houston. thotrl)y has gone
actively 80 wurl Is shown by tGc following
from hr Houston Post;
Worlds Far commissioner y {. Hern-
Go' has called "a meeting Tonight m the
lin.-tnu Commercial club rooms n the cot
ton exchange bidding.
liz genera! committee IS expected to he
present ard the various other gentlemen
"ho have been .HGurSled ny letter 10 assist
in the work.
lac meeting viii De a test OF the interest
which mt' De "Apegl"" ID the movement
froH the citizens oI houston ana iul4 at
li"u~toa mas o'en m.1l'rt .u NorId'S lalr
matters since Tie iaIure ol the projects
ndc' ON ih, vohEtn, ION nr'i nero nearly i
year a2". and the tceIue = universal that
there SIt1Uu ne an a"ahSu!uS among the
people
inc Post has repeatedly sounded the
warning that y Hous' on and Harris county
eNpr" 10 ua relrsSe PIED in The big fair the
time has COME 10 sdf-s2 by putting up the
necessary money
Commissioner H$uuon tola~a reporter of
the Post Yesterday That ne was hopeful of
the present movement
"i' ne ne ''"S should rg, oe well at
tended FRIDAY night, he said. lit Will be
an ii.1.'",'oA ..l INC i'eGn:e % Eoi want
10 have an eNilhI- M me World 5 far.
- nave consented 10 DO what can 10
Co.Scl me luiiu ..''U'" 10 nave 'fedttapit
eNhlo.l- ou' 4" I'erS - A'' 4 genera. inter
est manifested WI never serve on ar
oieer conhli''e rs long aS i've IN E"uS-
Ton.
We WAN -!lt t'.tIG diiV'it1. cow, co..
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN,
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seIo or sny character are invited to use III. I
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recovery OF lost property. and all are cordially
invited 10 use this column for such purposes
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NOLLECTOR-Waute a position to collect
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office o.
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WICHITA FAILS, TEX. Feb. 9. 1891

Fort Worth 6azcttc ~.
DEAR SIRs-The Webster's dictionary thnt
YOU send Us as a premium with TIE GAZETTE
for a is better than We expected 10 GET Tor Es
don't see how you can sell such large book,
with 80 much in il. for SO little money II N
Just good enough to go In any house and ehca1
enough 70 satisfy any one. fours respectfully
DOWNING Ra0A
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70 .he Fort Worth Gazette:
After q curSory examination 1 can say that
sg1wen pleased with THE CAZETTES Original
Just such book az should be in the hands OF
every earnest seeker after knowledge, and no
well-regulatcd library can be complete without
one. and the unparalleled offer places il in ths
reach OF all and will say 10 those wishing o
Dictionary that they will find THE GAzErrE's
Dictionary TO be just as good as hisher-prtced
works, and In addition TO getting one OF the
best Dictionaries at = nominal low price, you
get one OF the best pa pers now circulated in oui
great state. Yours truly, b. c. BRAGG.
a. COLORADO, TEX, Aug. 8, 1870.
eGazette, Fort Worth, Tex: uss,s
GESTLEMEN-Am well pleased With. W1s1e0f
Unabridged Dictionary ssRksxfees1eeH1y G A.
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MONTAGUE, TEX, Jan. 81, 1881.

Democrat Publishing Co., Fort Worth, Tex.
GENTLENEN-rhe Webster Dictionary l re-
ceived as premium with your Daily GAZETTE
have examined and am pleased beyond eNpec-
tations and would not be without IL for twice
the cost Yours truly, John ; HAGLEK
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KINGS OF THE AIR.
TIE Ha7lon VOTERS and Their Marvellous

descrlbabIe case, elegance and artistic exc
cution of all their aerial acts. prove them
justly entitled to the reputation of being the
greatest of all living gymnaStS and aerialistS
They constitute stellar attraction in the
great Forepaugh Show. which is 10 exhibit
here on Tuesday. October 10.
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wHrrrc.sTIF La Jan 81, 1891

The Fort Worth Gazette Fort Worth, Tex
GENTLEMEN-The Webster dictionary 10 US ID
received. which we assure you Is appreciated,
and which came in Just in time TO save US sew
eral dollars as we were just on the verge OF Or
dering one, without which We consider every
once Incomplete Once more rest assured OF
our appreciation of being so fortunate Yours
most respectfully,
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G D RI-STER Limited
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70 the Gazette:

10 Tue UaIettc-
DEAR SIRs-We have examined your Web
ster's Unabridged Dictionary and will say We
are pleased beyond expectations: would not De
without it for ten times the cost. We remain
yours truly, J. II. BtASToN.
~ L. j. FREDERICK
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Dna brldged Dlcilonary ssRkE7
zKrrE. Yours trliysSS T'
HAMILTON, HAMILTON COUNTY. TEX, |
Aug l6, 1880.

fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth:
GENTLEMEN received the Original Web.
stcr's Unabridged Dictionary. I am well
pleased with it. l would commend ii to ALL
who wish cheap standard, up to the time Of
its revision. know many who can get IT who
will not make the outlay for an illustrated and
revised edition 1 am yours very truly, ETC.,
C. c. POWELL.
1t is . thousand times better than thoso
trashy dictionaries % much advertised by
newspapers. c. c. Z.
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SITUATION WANTED.
FEMALE

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y Address N s. Moody. Dublin. Tex. rs
nRUGGIST-Wanted. a position by u drug
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ROANOKE, TEX, Feb. l, 1891
Editor Gazette.

DEAR SIR received Webster's Dictionary.
1t is a very useful book. and is needed in all
families The price. $40. for dictionary and the
Daily GAZETTE is very cheap. The dictionary
Is worth the money that both cost.
JOSEPH GRACE
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WORLDS FAIR WORK.
EVERYTHING MOVES SMOOTHLY
AT TEXAS HEADQUARTERS.
The Necessity for Immediate Action-ihe
Money for the Building to be haised at
Opcr - Other Interesting Items

s.I--ary,h.ng Is moving smoothly IN
7z-.,ii-s fan. work. remarked Secretary
I2,.,.in 10 q G AZETTE reporter yesterday.
TN. week Just closed has been an active
ors and d number OF counties report that
81 ARE Getting on very encGuraginglN in
d. way Of raising their subscriptions. =
The. Coke county committee informs the
state board tina, they VIII send in the full
sr,,l-.t Of their subscription this week,
which will giGe that county the second
choice Of location in the Texas building.
Rulucs county having secured first choice
h, beiu., the tirst county in Texas to sub
srrib,. me full amount of its assessment.
WHAT we desire now to impress upon
fl. .lu;fi,s l.. the importance OF getting m
their none as rapidly as possible. The
money is needed at once TO commence the
construction of the Texas building. This
building viii have 10 be completed by DC
tober !, 1892. and the character OF building
that is proposed cannot BE- const ructcd III u
dav. The directors propose placing II Chl-
rsro 4 building hat VIII be commensurate
with n imperial proportions Of the state
and typical OF the progressive element OF
hcr people. Already several OF the leading
architects Of Texas are engaged IN pre-
pairing plans Tor this building. and they
vii depend upOm the liberal spirit
of the citizens uf Texas 10 provide the
means for matchmaking the work OF their
dcsiguing genius. The work Oh this UUi4d-
iu- cannot be commenced until we have the
munCy IN hand 10 complete II, hence You
see the necessity of getting IL at least one
third Of The money al ouce-SHv : ,DI, GOD, rs
this is the amount 10 be- used ii tue con
stIuc'iuu OF the building. After the bii.o-
iIu is completed the exhibits Will take care
Of themselves
president Hurley IS now doing some good
-vork Iu arou~lug an interest among Inc
people Dy urging upon them the neceSS my
l.. > IN "a
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KopPERL, TEX. Feb.i. 1891
The Fort Worth Gazette,

Inc Fort worth Gazetle, + OFT " orlH' LeA-
. DEAR SRI think the Weester's dictionary
sent me with your daily paper, THB GAZETTE,
as premium. is well worth the price paid for
the paper. and that is saying great deal Tor !
consider the daily GAZETTE one OF the best aao
specially, NJ. =. GREER
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GLrH Rosr. TEX Anc. $ 1900.

The Fort Worth Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex:
TIE GAZEITE'S Original Wcbster'S Una
hridged Dictionary is all you clam for it and
worth much more than the price paid, without
counting years reading Of the best Demo
cratic paper IN the state. and am well pleased
with my investment Very truly,
A CURRlE
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GOOk-Wanted. a GOOD cook Immediately, to
- cook for family of four; no Washlns or IRON
ing. 2lONorth Burnett. ASO-o
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The Fort Worth Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
GENTLHMEN-Your dictionary received AND
gives entire satisfaction. and is worth MANY
times what II cost, as IT is well finished. L
would advise everyone to get copy. Yours
truly. N. q. TERRY
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DOOkKEEPER-If YOU need or are likely 10
ID need an experienced bookkcCper. quick. at
curate and reliable. can keep any set of
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4 lOOk-Wanted. d situation as an a No. all
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be given every facility and all information
appertaining to the Worlds fair in general
and the Texas exhibit in particular. II will
be headquarters for all representatives OF
the Texas press. Papers sent TO the press
bureau now located at Fort Worth Will be
transferred in files to Chicago, II oelpg the
desire of the Texas Exhibit association to
have on exhibition at the Texas building as
many complete files of Texas newspapers
as possible covering the period OF twelve
months anterior to the opening OF the eX-
position. This will form part of the Texas
exhibit II rests With the press whether
or not this idea will Abe carried out. The
newspapers OF TeXasNyvill compare most IA
vorab!y with those of aDs other state, and
this exhibit cannot but be an attractive one,
and one that will redoghd to the credit of
The action Of the Nest Texas Press asso-
citation in subscribing for twenty-five shares
of stock in the Texas Worlds fair exhibit
association and pledging their support TO
the movement, was one OF many apprecla-
ted evidences that the press is in hearty
sympathy with the movement. Mr.. Hol-
land of the Texas Fam and Ranch has even
gone further and subscribed to 100 shares
of stock to assist i'll lifting up press de-
partment in the Texas building. VIII the
press of Texas lend its aid TO this feature of
the Texas exhibit
Educational Work.
Nfrs ia = Warren. chief of the educa-
,io,1aI i,,,,ar,-rInnt sent ont drrinc the yyeeI,
.h,, flIioi,,;nsr cir,.,,iar.
~, D.;,,,,,
10 .9ul'e fi4'eii'' - anu ~,
Finding that many of the teachers
throughout the state are awaiting the or
dcrs Of the supcrintendents and principals,
we deem II advisable TO make an appeal TO
you Tor immediate action III regard 10
Worlds tar work
You Will understand that Inc directors
have decided TO glve the chiioren anu the
teachers the credit Tor erecting the leXas
building at chicago, ana IL now remains lor
US to prove ourselves worthy OF the honor.
The ASSOCIATION would deem IL great
favor II you you'd request the teachers TO
begin the discussion OF Nori4's fair mat
tors and 10 ur9S each chl!d To pe@ln the col.
lection OF the maleY Tor ms one snare OF
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RuNNEIs. TEX Feb. II 1881.

ne Democrat Publishing Company:
asDEAR SIRs-Your dictionary received and au
Snsg My pleased with il, and think il is doublJ
worth the money paid for il. Very respectfully
J. e GILLIAN, Runnels, Tex
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HERE'S A BRIGHT LITTLE BOY.
But He Was Abandoned and His Sup
posed Father Dixowns Him.

poscu raIhek bihoWns nhkh.
Mamma, buy me that"
Officer Dugan, Of the Brooklyn police
force, who was standing at the corner Of
Sands and Washington streets, looked
down. In front of him stood mite of a
boy. He was alone, but he pointed at the
patrolman's shield and again said:
Mamma. buy me that"
1t was long after dark and Dugan ques-
toned the little lad as to how he CHANGED
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FoREsTBuRG. TEX. Aug. 9. 1890

ace Gazette, Fort Worth Tex:
AS cheap edition, THE GAZETTE's Original
WebSters Unabridged Dictionary is worth
what l paid You for il. haze osned 4 WOr-
oester Una 5ridged for about twenty years, but
have always wanted a Websters- Very re-
spectfully. j. W. BOWERS.
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MuLsAP. TEX, Feb. 4, iS9l.


Edi10f G2Zetlt. =. .. ;,d..<
The dictionary was received, II IS inoees
well worth the money. l would not take sew
eral times the amount 1t cost me IN iac. IN SG
Yours truly. r. = ?. SNO--
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REGENCY. TEX, Aug. 10, I

Received the Webster's Unabridged. Con-
Slider IL the chea pest book 1 ever bought 1t IS
. marvel OF chespness- Success 70 THE GA
EETTE. u. \ MOORE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

DEAR SIRs-I am well pleased with the die
tionary you sent me. 1t is a better one than l
expected from the price asked. think 1t would
be extremely cheap at 81, even without the
frst-class weekly one gets year with II. Yours
very truly. w II. PARKER
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HELP WANTED.

IAdvertisements under this heading, lines
times free
NOOK-Wante(. a white girl to cook and do
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LANPAsAs, TEX. Feb. s, 1881.
Fort W orth Gazette

GENTs-The dictionary sent TO me 80 prem
INN think IS good book SO far as have been
able 10 examine It. lam yours truly. etc,
J. T.. CRISwElI.
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Krone. TEX. Jan. 81, 1921.

Editor Gazette, Fort Worth Tex
DEAR SIR think the dictionary the moa
valuable and useful premium l have ever se"
siyen with . newspaper. Yours. eIc
N ". J. RoGIk1
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

SIRs-I received the dictionary. and think II
the greatest book for the money tnat Is n!ade-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-10-05

CROSS Cut, BROWN COUNTY, TEX, Aug. A. 1890
GAZETrE-The WebSter'S Unabridged Die.
Gonary bought OF you is Just splendid-worth
three times what il cost. II is everything that
THE GAZErTE claims for il. Use my name Il
you wish. ID. LISDLEY II. ID.
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WAY, HALL COUNTY. TEX, Feb. II. 1sS,

10 the Gazette.
GENTLEMES-T received your dictionary IT
Que time and am highly pleased with it. 1 con
sioer II well worth the money without the pa
per, and would not exchange THE GAzRTrl
Tor any other paper in the state.
also have the Encyclopaedia of Human M
ture and Physioguomy that, You have been Of.
ferlnS with THE GAZETTE, / think 1t "A splendid
work and worth at least $40 10 any person JUS,
Starting out in life. have often wondered how
you could furnish il So cheap. Yours very
truly, u. Ii. DAVENPORT
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PrrNAM TEX Feh HI faal

DEAR SIR received your dictionary and
Was well please 1; so like your book and
IKE your paper Your WEEKLY GAZETTE and
your book are worth SO. Yours truly
WHITE TANNER
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Toz1 wenTH. TIE. FsA I N

ToRT W0HTH, TIE. TeA 4 NJ
The Democrat Publishing CsRDs1y, ~
worth.
SmSHI received Tie Webstsr's unAh9sleo1
dictionary - premium With TIE 6Ax1RD
Az book Of reference snd tAStrucstsa IL = -
valuable. And tbs price. ~ for II and ono y0a<S
ssninai uhe1 taking hte consideration ;ss sAas
and yslpo YN0S1 eta Re. k0nnx
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ERA, Tex.
10 the Gazette.

The unabridged dictionary received from
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much more than you claim for it. No family
should think to do without it. The book is We'll
pSund and worth double its cost anywhere.
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