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R inberpeit.

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tie, men %piitnot life ben minoite al be
plager og ulDtter, bpprmeo Spos4f'
rita / be isnere Qar bar pGret bjsrns
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life 2egio, Iaa bog ialfalo meget tort.
Oct bar saaet Slas Stag.
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ffnppet les pso Or. Sameions be-
tienbte pprsrite "Raib" / Sranspaal
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llIptts afIsit BEN anben; bet bar Oas
ret, iom bar "Sproen o9rst iIaaet mso
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5pr en- sto fioeu bar bet bpppi9'ts
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rpItebe bsle SpbsIfritaS 9efoltnin8,
fan foruoen bint Sanctions Spettatel
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S1rtib - Tom Sslge al 8rGsbopper
% Ssrte. Srembeles en- f~orirrpelig
ODnamitsG rploiion i johannesburg.
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ger, at tr9ffe paa bet feleltgite 9pioe
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bplb, / be inberite burgsrlige, buslige,
materieGe og stonpmiite Snteresisr.
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al benne 9lages 8etponing for bisie
2anbe nogenlunoe ian iluItreres peb
en- tort gemGrtning, ieg berte isaar
al en- al SanpelsmGnoene paa Gibz
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0urban," fasbe ban, der er lille en-
8osn paa 8eien fra 8eruldm til
Gibope." (8srulam er en- lioen Sp,
bopr ben lille Sernbaneftump fra
0urban opopsr lanss apiten Itanb'
Ter, ca. 100 enselite Wtil fra GibOpe.)
Ian betants, at pau bette Stptte @ei
msbte man for Sunoreeer at 9osne,
Tom fsrte ale Stass 2ipsfornsbenbes
Der fra Sapneftao.n opoper aunbst.
Oq iaaleb.s er bet prerdlt. III Sranss
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Picmlensie!.

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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14

Spmaifinen "6usuennen" bar ieg erboIbt I
gob gebolo, og ben Ouergaar min SOrOentniag
baaOe / Benbeo og @Obbe0, iaa min Some er
ierbeles pei tilfreos meb ben, og ieg a~nbefaler
ben til aae, iom pil baue Ell Maifine. Seq tat,
fer 6r. anunbien for, at 9e bar oprettet en-
iaaban Sanbel, iaa at man life bebsper at gaa
til Qgenterne Og betale mere enb bet 9Obbelte
at benne Gum, for at faa en- al iamme Sort
Maifine. Sobn q. Goeh WenomOnie, isis.
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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
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en- uarm Grit gipre goot, elers lite. 9tISrts tan man gisre
goget tumnere emo at upoe itarte. parme 9riite, for man bar
at reie uo 9ulosr, os bog tauter iao WaHse, at bet er
i!ogt; bet er oft Nuoet. > 9esproslieu ipues man, at bet
Farmer iaa bsiIist bet beoer belle Sfrotten or, men buorlrnee
parer oenne t~uniise "dlamme"9 ON en- fort Stuno irpisr
man pobbelt eiter en- fuaoon Sur mob Snloen".
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-14
sra Gntumcni, Nfrifa.
Cai Sans 3. 3. Aitrup.)

20oe Roucmber 1897.
-" at Jea ltll tonlilIe % ilaa
Soroeu meo SalL"
al 4, 6.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
CITY OFFICIALS KNOW.
Can Give Housewives Pointers on
One Bit of Spring Cleaning.


A mass Of vermin whose volume it
is difficult to comprehend was yester-
day brought to light when five iron
cages were taken from the central po-
lice station in the city hall for remOv-
al To the new sub-station in Center
street.
Ii was at once realized that the iron
work, which was unbolted and taken
out in sections, could not be used again
nnless some extraordinary treatment
was devised. Chief Hickey of the
fire department, hit upon an effective
plan hot steam.
Nay Aug engine was brought to the
city halls alley entrance where the cell
scctiohs were located and for several
hours n shower of scalding steam from
a small hose and jet was directed upon
every crack and crevice. A large
quantity of every conceivable kind of
small vermin was killed and dislodged
in the process.
The work was not ended until a
stream of water from fire hose was
played upon the ten cells remaining
in the old cell room and upon it's vain
scoting, doors and floor. After this
flushing men wearing rubber boots
swept the water into a drain leading
from the floor to a sewer.
At the Center street station the cells
removed from the city hall will be put
in place at once.
Yesterdays work resulted in find
ing the petrified remains af cat
ThA mummy is thought to be that of
the beautiful maltese feline, "A favor
ite with all the policemen, which mys-
teriously disappeared over year ago
She had evidently ventureu into too
small space while mouse hunting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
LEHlGH VALLEY POLICY.
Details OF Management Will Be Left
in Hands OF President.

at the recent meeting OF the direc-
tors Of the Lehigh Valley the discus
sion of the enconomies TO be practiced
on the railroad We're thoroughly dis
cussed, and IT was decided to adhere
to the policy of leaving every detail of
management in the hands OF the presi-
dent and the general superintendent"
says the MauCh Chunk Times.
About twenty changes will he made
in the force of station al freight agents.
There will be a number of freight soli-
citors and division freight agents drop
ped in May. The station agents will
be removed except in such cases where
the agent can act as operator,
There will be no changes on the Wy
Oming division on any account. 1t is
likely that there will be a change Of
superintendents on the EastOn and Am
hoy division very shortly, but the exact
date has not yet been settled.
There will he some new trains mt
on for the summer but if the public
does not respond the trains will be
promptly abandoned"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
ACTION OF LACE COMPANY DIRECTORS
Pass Resolutions on the Death of
william r. smith.

At meeting of the directors of the
Scranton Lace Curtain company, held
April 27th, 1898, the following record
was made of the death of William
Tallman Smith:
Before the completion of the first fiscal
year, since its organization, the Scranton
Lace Curtain company has sustained, in
common with many others and varied in
terests in northeastern Pennsylvania,
severe loss in the death of William Tall
man Smith, a member of its board of di-
reCtors.
A mere statement Of that relation would
be sufficient to attest their loss as a cor
poration, but the directors of the COM
pany desire to. and herewith do, give ex-
preston to their grief over the severance
of their personal RELATE MS with one whose
heart was as kind as his Judgment wlse
and whose conduct in life was an inspira-
ton to those who knew of, as we'll as
those who knew him.
In all activities of life that tend toward
the betterment of the community, as well
as the individual he was conspicuous by
reason of his unwavering support, and
singleness of purpose Fortunate those
who enjoyed his friendship, although deep
their grief
May this, necessarily Inadequate appre-
citation he witness to and convey to his
widow the feelings of his fellow-directors.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29

and Mary Dunn I'm which Elizabeth
Bevan was prosecutriX.
John Mofiit was found not guilty Of
assault and battery on Charles Sher-
man and the costs were equally di-
vided between them. A verdict of not
guilty was returned in the case of as
sault and battery against Mathew Fad
den, the prosecutor to pay the costs;
and against Antony McAndrew was
found not guilty the prosecutor to pay
the costs A verdict OF not guilty was
taken in the larceny and receiving case
against Joseph Miglin.
The case against Michael Haggerty,
Of Jackson street, Arigonl Ferdinando
prosecutor, is on before Judge Edwards
in No. g The charge is the obstruc-
ton of the execution of a legal process.
Ferdinando complains that he got out
a warrant for an Italian and gave the
document TO Constable Clark, and that
Haggerty broke his dinner bucket and
lantern on Ferdnando's head in en-
deavoring TO keep the Italian away
from Clark.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29

dispatches in The Tribune, is a resident
OF Harrisburg and chairman of the Re-
publican city committee of that city.
He succeeds Raymond f. Shearer, OF
Carlisle, a Democrat, whose term ex-
pired some time ago.
There was a lively contest for this
Office between Dauphin and Lancaster
counties, and the fact that the head
quarters Of the office have been located
at Lancaster for so many years was
regarded by the Lancaster county poll
ticians as the best reason for the ap-
pointment Of one of their citizens as
collector.
Congressman Olmstead Is making an
effort 10 have the headquarters of the
collector transferred to Harrisburg on
the ground Of the superior location of
this city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
SCRANTON YOUNG MAN MARRIED.
His Bride Is Miss Helen NJ. Schmidt,
Of Wilkes Barre.

Jacob Lautz, OF Scranton, and Miss
Helen NJ, daughter of police sergeant
and Mrs. Schmidt, We're Wednesday
evening united in marriage. The cere-
mony was performed in st. Nicholas
German Catholic church and many
friends were present to witness it,
After the nuptials a reception was held
at the brides residence on Park ave-
nue., and, as MANY friends had been in
vited the house was filled with merry
throng of people and for several hours
the ENJOYMENT was at its height. An
elaborate supper was served.
The young people received many
presents. some OF which were of much
value. The bride Is a charming young
lady and is popular with many friends
In this city. The groom is a prosper
Gus young man Of Scranton, where the
couple win reside--Wilkes- Barre Rec
ord
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
OVERHEAD TROLLEY WIRES.
city Engineer Philiipswants TO Know
Their Mileage.

City Engineer Phillips yesterday con-
ferred with General Manager Silliman.
of the Scranton Railway company,
relative to the number of miles Of over
head trolley wire in the city. The in
formation was sought by direction of a
resolution recently introduced In COM
mon council by Mr.. Reese.
The father of the resolution has not
indicated the purpose of the measure.
1t is believed the mileage is wanted for
a basis of an overhead wire tax. Any
conclusive action of that kind by cOun-
ellis would be illegal. however, unless
the ordinance related to all companies
owning overhead wires
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
AFTER The HAzLETON BOARD.
An Effort Is Being Made to Have II
Declared Illegal.

On Wednesday at Wilkes-Barre an
application for a writ of quo warranto
was made to compel the twenty-five
school directors Of Hazleton to show
by what authority they hold their
offices.
The proceedings are similar TO those
instituted against the board in this
city, the petitioners maintaining that
the act under which the board is act
ing is unconstitutional. The matter
will be argued on May 9.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
MONDAY, MAY 80.

II. ]. Gillespie. merchant. Scranton.
NJ. W. Finn, carpenter, Scranton.
T. r. Hopkins laborer, Jermyn.
John ID. Watkins. engineer. Throop.
Thomas Garden, bartender. Carbondale.
Thomas Norton, miner, Scranton.
w. W. Brando, merchant, Scranton.
Daniel w. Williams miner, Taylor.
Charlie, n. Ford contractor, Scranton.
Peter Ref. clerk, Scranton.
Hugh Dryden machinst, Scranton.
Vincert Dougherty, farmer. Covington.
Robert Il. Black, student, Scranton.
william Franz, gentleman, Scranton.
VIM. w. McCulloch, bookkeeper, Dun
more.
r NJ. Jordan merchant, Olyphant.
Thomas o. Sahm. clerk, Scranton
Edwin l.. Barzler, machinist, Scranton.
Mathew Kealey. blacksmith, Scranton.
Samuel r. Powell, merchant, Scranton.
Frank Sherman, farmer. Scott.
Edward c. Rozelle, gentleman, Scott.
William Kennedy, miner, Olyphant.
NJ j. Coyne, baggage master, Scranton.
Daniel Rehm, gentleman, Scranton.
Charles Haskins, lahorer Scranton
John Kearney, miner, Archibald.
II +. Paine, insurance agent, Scranton.
G. A. Megargle, agent, Peckville.
NJ. O. Webster, farmer, La Plume,
benjamin Lewis, miner, Olyphant.
VIM. H. Gaughan, clerk, Scranton.
Patrick Nolan, carpenter Carbondale.
Adam Heblick gentleman, Scranton.
Thomas ID. Bevan, foreman, Scranton.
James Doyle, blacksmith, Scranton.
Gustave Ordmung, laborer, Scranton.
John IL. Hail, engineer, Dunmore.
VIM. T.. PembridGe, farmer, Spring Brook.
VIM. II. Huber, superintendent, Dunmore.
Victor Koch, hotelkeeper, Scranton.
JOI athan T.. Lewis, clerk, Scranton.
II. G. HattOn, clerk, Scranton.
r w TaVlOr barber. Scranton
Matthias Snyder, carpenter, Scranton.
4 T. f. Taylor, farmer, Greenfield.
Alex. Frew, laborer Blakely.
a, II. Benedict, merchant, Scott.
! Patrick Kearney, laborer. Scranton.
w. II. McGarrah, druggist, Scranton.
! Samuel Koerner, conductor, Scranton.
| George Wicks, carpenter, Taylor.
| II. j, Kelley, machnist Scranton.
! VIM Gilbert, miner. Ransom.
W. +. Kane, barber, Scranton.
Michael Crane, teamster. Carbondale.
I Timothy Holmes, clerk, Simpson.
/ David +, Davis, merchant, Taylor.
! Isaac Davis, engineer, Greenwood.
MONDAY. JUNE 6.
J. W. Saudo, gentleman, Scranton.
| Dorrance Rivenburg, farmer, Greenfield
| j. e. Krotzer, blacksmith, Madison.
! John Farrcl, conductor, Mayhed.
! Hugh Finlan, conductor, Carbondale,
Andrew Nichols, miner, Blakely.
| James Flynn, hotelkeeper Scranton.
! Henry B, Gilligan, clerk, Dunmore.
| w. IL. Hoffman, merchant, Scranton.
! 4. w. Harlow, editor, Elmhurst.
! John Cox, barber Jermyn.
| Edward Healey, hotelkeeper, Carbondale
| Henry w. Northup, farmer Glenburn.
Norman Griggs, tinsmith, Scranton,
| John BotCher, blacksmith, Scranton.
| John B, Littlejohn, druggist Scranton.
! Wilson u. Decker, shipping agent, Dun
more.
| Harry Seamans, farmer. Benton.
! Mark Barrett, shoemaker, Olyphant.
| Parry S. Thomas machnist, Scranton.
John Barrett, fireman, Blakely.
| Patrick Fox. miner Scranton.
| c. l.. Van Vallen, carpenter, Scranton.
Gsn @. Brooks. civil engineer. Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
PORTER'S CASH REGISTER
1t Was Ripped Open and Its Contents
Carried Away.

During the excitement While the rogi-
ment was ON its way to the station
Wednesday night George PortCrpropri-
etor of the Little Broadway" restau-
rant, on Center street, went out tenn
porarily and got back to find a lelth-
er satchel ne uses as a cash register
ripped open with razor and the con-
tents amounting to 81 gone.
He reported the matter TO Desk Ser
geant Deter and said it was evidently
done by a colored man. A white man,
he said, would take the satchel.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
GROCERY WAGON NUISANCE.
oil Deiivorv Injures Asphalt Pave, II
Claimed.

1t is probable that an ordinance will
soon be introduced in councils regu-
lating the method Of transporting
kerosene and other oils in grocery and
other wagons. The reason given is that
a small quantity of oil that has dripped
or been spilled upon an asphalt pave
ment thoroughly disintegrates it's sur
face and causes a small imperfection
which often spreads to expensive pro-
portions.
City Engineer Phillips referred to the
matter in his recent annual report.
In his office tests of the action Of oil
on asphalt were begun yesterday. Hard
asphalt placed in baths of kerosene,
turpentine, etc, were crumbled or dis
integrated in two hours or over, ac-
cording to the nature of the oil.
Asphalt itself is largely composed of
oil which is released by contact with
other mineral oils. Thus the asphalt
structure is robbed of it's Strengthening
part.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
SCHOOL BOARD SaCRETARYSHlP.
Mrs. Z. ID. Fellows IL Now Assisting
in the Clerical Work.

Mrs. T. n. Fellows yesterday began
assisting in the duties attached to the
secretarys office of the board of con-
troll. Until it is known whether her
husband, now in command of Company
+ at Mount Gretna, will be given a
captaincy in the reorganized army,
Mrs. Fellows and Miss Meredith, the
permanent secretary's clerk, will joint
ly conduct the business of the officer
under the direction of A. L. Francois,
president Of the board.
Capain Fellows plans win be def
nitely determined during the next few
weeks. If he becomes permanently at
tached to the regular volunteer army
a secretary will be electd to serve until
his return. Mrs. Fellows Is a woman OF
considerable executive ability and pos
scsses an aptitude for business detail.
She would probably be the board 8
choice for temporary secretary.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
TRIED FOR A VERY
/: .t SERIOUS OFFENSE
James Campbell, Of North Scranton,
Arraigued Before Judge Archibald.

KELLEY ACCUsED-1T
is ALLEGED THAT lie WAS
GUILTY OF MIsDEMEANoR IN OF
FICE IN CHARGING EXCESSIVE
FEES-D. Il. WILLIAMS WAS RE-
TURNED NOT GUILTY OF THE
CHARGE OF STEALING.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
THE CHARGES DISMISSED.
Mayor Harding Acts with Reference
TO hief LOTUS Case.

Mayor Harding, Of Plttston on We'd
nesday evening dismissed the charges
preferred against Chief-of Police Lof-
tus by Thomas English and John II
Mullen.
In his opinion the men who made
the charges did not show reasona BILE
disposition to substantiate them with
evidence.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
PART OF A FINGER CUT OFF.
Miss Lizzie FRdden Injured In Har.
vows silk Viii

Miss Lizzie Fadden, an operator in
Harvey's Silk mill had part If the mid
die finger of the left hand cut OF yes
terday by having it caught in the cogs
Of pne Of the spinning machines.
She was taken to DR.. Reese's office,
where the injured finger was dressed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
Thomas MuIdowny iriurcd.

Thomas Muldowney of the North End,
appeared at the Lackawanua hospital at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon with a
sprained ankle lie said he turned on his
foot as he was walking along the street,
lie had big cargo Of alcohol aboard,
lie was taken in.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
HARRISBURG cor THE PLUM.
Internal Revenue Headquarters o
Ninth District May nc owed.

II. L. Hershey, who was on Thursday
named by the president as tn. internal
revenue collector OF the Ninth district,
which includes the counties of Central
Pennsylvania, as told in yesterdays
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
Actor Mckinley ieIII.

Charles Mckinley, an actor known in
this city while playing the part Of Fran
ces Levison in EAST Lynne" Wednesday
evening at Avoca was suddenly taken Sc
riouslY i'll and was unable to appear In
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
HOWARD WAS DISCHARGED.
woman Who Accused Him Did Not
Appear to Prosecute.

Frank Howard, the colored man ar
rested in the crowd about the Delaware
and Hudson depot Wednesday night
and charged with stealing woman's
pocketbook, was discharged by Mayor
Bailey in police court yesterday morn
ing.
The prisoners accuser was not at the
hearing and the police had no evidence
against him.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
Appointed SpecIniAqent

f. IL. Knapp, of 126 Adams avenue, has
been appointed special agent Of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals. Any complaints made to j.. M.
Kemmerer or ID. b. Athert0n will re-
ceiYe prompt attention
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
Lost His OyeTcoat,

John Krcbs, Of Company u, lost his
army oYcrcoat on the way from the ar
moTy to the station, and he hRder Will
confer favor by sending 1t TO his home,
SOC Hickory street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
A phonghtlui Girl.

Harry you had better sit part of the
evening on my right side ana part of it
on my left side"
"Cupids ghOst-whats that fur?"
81 don't want people to be saying that
you got curvature Of the spine on my ac-
count. detroit Free Press.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-04-29
TRAVERSE JURORS
FOR THREE WEEKS
VIII Serve During the Term Of Court
Begiuulng May 30.

THEY WILL HEAR AND DISPOSE OF
THE CIVIL CASES THAT WILL BE
TRIED DURING THE APPROACH
ING TERM OF COMMON PLEAS
COURT - LIST OF THE GOOD
MEN AND TRUE WHOSE NAMES
WERE TAKEN FROM THE WHEEL.
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the last act Or Pier was summoned,
Mr.. Mckinley was a member of the Lin
den Stack company lie was mucn I'M
proved yesterday.
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The following travers Jurors We're
drawn yesterday by the sheriff and
jury commissioners for the three weeks
term of common pleas court, which be-
gins Monday, May 80:
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WILLIAMS ACQUITTED.

d. f. Williams was found not guilty
of stealing s5 from the pocket of Thorn
as T. Lally in Krotosky's clothing
store. A capias was issued for prose-
cutor and defendant in the cases of
Valentine Glaab has against Gustave
Zeller Of selling liquor on election day
and selling it without a license. a
capias was issued for Lizzie Small
comb because she did not appear to
prosecute Josie Lesion. A verdict Of
not guilty was taken in the case Of
Elmer Il. Rice, charged with assault
and battery by G. ID. Osborn, the lat
ter to nay the costs.
Harry Dalton was found not guilty
but must pay the costs. Andrew Camp
bell was found not guilty and the costs
were placed on the county. Tady Noone
was saddled with the costs in the as
sault and battery case he had against
James Fallon. The bail Of Patrick
Flannelly. indicted for selling liquor
without a license, was forfeited abso-
lutely an1 a Papias was issued for him.
Verdicts Of not guilty were taken in
tile larcenV and reosiving case of John
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CHARLOTTE BRAEME.
A. CONAN DOYLE.
GEORGE MACDONALD.
WALTER BESANT.
JAMES NJ. BARRIE.
MISS NJ. f.. BRADDON.
CHARLES READE.
IAN MACLAREN.
ANTHONY HOFE.
j. STRANGE WINTER.