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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
AMERICAN HANDICAP SHOOT.
-Four Hundred Trap Shooters Entered In
q Reeord-Rreakna Event.

Reoord-Breakng Event
Kansas City. Mo. March s The grand
American handicap. which is scheduled To
take place at Blue River Shooting park
March 81 to April 3, inclusive, promises to
be tne most successful Of the contests for
the worlds wing-shot championship ever
held under the auspices Of the Interstate
Shooting association since Its inception in
1893. This event Is to America what the
grand prize at Monte Carlo is to Europe
In gun club circles, II is, Of course, great.
or than the Monte Carlo race. because the
entries are more numerous and OF a high.
er class, European wing shots are not only
eligible. but are invited TO participate, max.
ing It real worlds championship wing
shot event. Heretofore the grand AuerI-
can handtean has always been held in rhe
the Western shooters who have journeysd
10 New York for years were so inslstept
and so just that the Interstate association
decided that the scene OF action should be
moved westward this spring. Kansas city 1
geographical location and prominence as a
plgeon-sheoting center made Il the Logical
place for the big shooting tournament OF
the year, and Elmer Shaner, the manager
Of the grand American handicap after n
personal visit here Fast December, Reported
20 faycrably on Kansas City's claims that
the Interstate association decided that the
great race should be shot OF here, and
the program Is now being mailed to ayery
krown trap expert In the country
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
TIE QUEEN AND KING.
Great Britan's Rulers Launched Vessels
by Those Names.

Great Brtains Rulers Launched Vessels
by Those Names.
London, March Skiing Edward and
Queen Alexandra participated In num-
Der Of inspections and ceremonies at Ply
mouth today, including the distribution of
China medals. Among the recipients was
Admiral Sir Edward Seymour, who com
handed the first Pekin relief expedition.
The principal ceremony Of the day was
the launching Of the first class battleship
Queen by Queen Alexandra and the laying
Of the Keel plate of the first class battle
ship King Edward VII by King Edward.
Tho latter will he built GU the slip on
which tho Queen was constructed When
III" Queen entered the water King Edward
touched a button which released the keel
plate from its temporary testing place,
whence It slipped into position on the
blocks The King Edward VII will eclipse
al previous efforts in naval construction.
She win he Of 1880 tons displacement and
carry four 02-inch guns in addition 10 the
usual l2inch and 6-inch guns.
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Firemen's Baseball Club.

The nremen's baseball club have reor,
ganlEed fer the coming season. They have
ordered new uniforms which will arrive
iu time for the opening game. They win
arrange a series OF games with the East
Texas league and win play Beaumont,
Lake Charles Jennings and Crowley. These
towns win all hare senl-professional clubs
and will In turn visit Houston for Satur-
day and Sunday games. Palestine and Cor.
sicana have entered Int the North Texas
league and they will also visit Houston
during the summer. The patrons OF the
spert can expect good, clean, fast BAN In
Houston during the coming season. There
win be a practice game this afternoon at
League park between the hremen and a
picked team. Admission free.
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his suite in their uniforms, lie was re-
ceived by President q a. Schwab OF me
society aud n subcommittee. lie remained
in the room some lime and entered INTO
an animated conversation with Carl SchuZ.
Those Of the nreSdeutill delegates pres.
ent were Rear Admiral Evans, General
Corbin and Colonel Theodore bingham
The large banquet hall was heautituily
decorated with German and American hags
state Of the Union. There were 100 guests
Yves escorted by Mr. Sehwab and the r.
cepHon committee. All arose aud loudly
applauded the prince. With the, prince
and Mr.. Schwab at the guest table were
Nicholas Murray Butler Admiral Won Zeck
endorf. Admiral Evans Rudolph keppler
Captain Won Mueller Count Quadt Hubert
ellis, Captain Won Gruhme COMMANDER
Cowles, Edward Ull Consul Geiss,er, Cap
tain Won Egidy the mayoT OF New York
General vor Plessip, F W. Hollis, Admiral
state Hin. Admiral Nnn B1nddisiu, General
Eorbin Consul General Kari Bucnz. X. G.
Van Der Emec, Colonel lLeodorc A. BnS-
hom. Captaiu schmidt Won SchEtnd, George
Auhret y l.. Bolz Captain Won Trotha
There were approximately 1000 guests at
the dinner. $50 Of wnGm We're accommo
,he main banquet hall. The dinner IN the
large han was concluded OF 1 o'clock, A. cr
which the overlooking Aston gallery was
admi ted
President Schwab proposed toast tn
the health n the president Of the United
States, which Was drunk standing. H.
then proposed the German emperor, which
called forth three lusty "hochs.
Mr.. SChVab then delivered an address
welcoming the prince In behalf Of the so
Ciety In the speech Mr.. Schwah reviewed
the work done by the society and a. its
conclusion presented Prince HenEf> with a
beautiful album on behalf of the German
society. He then proposed the health or
the prince and called for hearty Long
may he i've which was responded 10
with great warmth,
The prince was then presented TO tho
diners He wore the dress uniform OF a
German admiral and spoke In German, lie
said the reception he received tonight was
a new and additional proof of the friendi
ness and enthusiasm with which he had
been received and regarded IN every part
Of tine United States he had visited lie
expressed his deep appreciation OF the dem
onstrati . OF fricndiness and kind feeling.
He declared that he thought the German
society would do much toward extending
and improving the kindly sentiment.
Carl Schurz was the next speaker ana his
address was loudly applauded.
Mr.. SEIZURE was followed by President
n NJ. Murray OF Columbia university, Fred
erick W Hollis and Rudolph Kcppler
One OF the most ENJOYABLE features OF
the evening was the singing Of old songA
including number Of American selections
hy an especially fine chorus of 100 of the
Leiderkranz club.
Al the close Of the dinner Prince Henry
retired to his apartments In the hotel
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ble TO Anticipate what action the senate
viii finally take"
senator Bailey Of Texas said;
II am prepared to vote FOR the Hepburn
bill FIST ms A. passed the house, hut | do
not see any prospect Of the opposition al
lowing it to come 10 a vote.
Senator McLaurln Of Mississippi said:
II am in favor OF the Nicaragua canal,
but can not say that l viii vote for the
Hepburn hill until have studied Its pro-
visions"
senator Heltfedt Of Idaho said:
II am willing to follow the advice II
the committee. which. understand, Is
favorable to the passage Of the Heplsirn
,bin."
Senator Burrows Of Michigan said;
81 am In favor OF a canal bill, but
would like to have an opportunity TO CON
slider MI the pending propositions"
Senator Dillingham; Of vermont SAD;
There are so many sides to the canal
question that ] would like time TO con-
slider the subject fully before committing
myself as to how / shall vote
senator Culbersou Of Texas said
Il will take the Hepburn Bill as it comes
llNM lht lNhHet N4N A''iA NV NifN''''''''
win not allow such proceeding
Senator Dubois Of Idaho said;
81 will vote for the Hepburn bill, as II
stands, but have no reason to believe
that we will have chance under existing
conditions"
Senator Tnlman Of South Carolina said:
Il am ready to vote fer the Hepburn bin
today II had the opportunity"
Senator Gamble Of South Dakota said
Upon the canal question 1 am neithet
convicted nor committed, but l want some
canal somewhere"
Senator Stewart Of Nevada said;
~ favor Nicaragua, but really 1 believe
the tunnel proposition connected with the
san Bias route Is feasible, and ought to
be adopted
Senator Spooner o. Wisconsin said;
"Of course, ! believe that the solution
Of the whole question lies In the adoption
of my amendment, which proposes that the
Panama offer shall he accepted unless there
are insurmountable legal obstacles, in which
case the Nicaragua route lis TO be selected
Senator Platt Of connecticut said;
"NIy Judgment is that tine adoption Of the
Spooner amendment would be the wiseit
course to pursue
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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS"
Gunner Hin Met the Same Fate as Did
Gunner Morgan.

san Francisco. March s.--Joseph hin,
gunner on the United States training ship
Pensacola and survivor of the Maine. has
received official notification from Wash.
ington that he Is Ineligible for a commits
sion in the United States navy, The no
tice SAYS that he passed with credit the
moral. mental aud physical examination,
but that he WAS lacking In professional
qualifications -
Hin thus meets the same fate as Gunner
Morgan, whose application for commits
sion was adversely passed upon last year.
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Patents for rnxann.

Especial 10 The POst.)
washington, March sPatents have been
issued to the following Texans:
William u. Cole, Waco, gun barrel
turner. 'N"''N vs.
Roy Dodson, Dallas horse collar blocking
Charles ID. Green. Houston, ballot box
George a, Kelly Longview. pillow.
Ennis Munger Dallas, STOP mud wasts
cock "N N"sT
John J. Peetz, Galveston, cash h,x
John g Rldlngs, Amarillo riding spur
John NJ. Stukes Dallas. bale 6nn2 a.
plying aud tightening device "
August wicker. Rusk. knife
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
GERMANS WELL PLEASED.
Henry'S Treatment Regarded as Cor
rect in a Republican Government.
THINK NE HAS ACTED AS A MODERN MAN
His Homecoming Is Being Anticipated
and Amusing Cartoons Depicting His
Landing Have Been Published.


p,.,i. ,t,,,b A rrogrss.lvc pewsn1.
"'l'n' M'' VA o. ~ '''7' -.
per That usually Is nor particular bunl'ler
Of tho monarchy finds compliments FOR the
-.,.t.,, rr,,..., 1i.,.., NJ Prussia has
"'N '' ""'."
rlrascd the Americans. DE- BarJh, editor
81 the Nation. say lie has acted as
t,,, modern man AMONG FREQ men with.
i'.' "''''e'" ''n'' ""'''" I'll
out trace oi taat Farf'N-SouIel hanBhu'
ness which juukeri 1m regards rs the in.
-, ......tt. ,,i,,,o,,, ~, rarl o.,
'iT''N'''"'y '''N"',
Prince Henry's tact and good sense are
ufal-rl bcrc bv nil Tho political groups cX-
400, ,,, .,,,,iottsts ,.,, coutpue their nm
'tpi lhe SoclAhS'9' WHO 'onl,"ue ,ue'
pleasant criticism. av'rrtng that MS roeep
tiop was simplv wealth prostratiug itself
p'l'I' luheilleu rams -.
The princes democratic ways are lnokeh
uBou with wonder bv society which re-
- 49,. .o,,.,,, - ttohor,oiIsru ne some
H"tNS 'hc p'l''" Va
thing almost sacred II can not be under
stood here how the prince could shake
nara, rim ,,,l,or.r ,ra ohsnnye persons
nahus VIZ" uHNuo"u anu ""'e -
The incident Of the governor Of Minnesota
tapping Henry on the shoulder and SPEAK
ing fnmiaaIlY TO MIN vs. related WIN arse
criticism Of American manners. such things
being treated rs quite proper uhuer re-
publican form OF government, A..
Not one II the papers assumes that the
journey Will have great political conse
uueuces, but nearly all OF them agree tnHt
4 VIII cause a permanent and more kindly
feeling toward the two peoples, some or
the old journalistic enemies OF the United
States, however. md IL difficult TO restrain
themselves
The hrcuz Zeituug grants that the demon
STATIONS are Immense and that America
never does anything in q small way but
the paper adds Everything runs into the
gigantic Nothing more is really demand
ed Caring for ihe intrinsic character OF
WHHnt ANA 20 hia nnlW Mi ia
strike the eve and make Imposing appear
anCes. No lasting examination Is made
The editor thinks this Is due to the dem.
ocratic conditions where the crowd decides
and transient moods control politics.
Hence suDardcioIitv and faith in the M.
pearance or things everywhere prevails.
Prince Ilcmy's homecoming Is beginning
10 he Anticipated lie viii disembark ut
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SCOTT ADMITTED TO BOND.
The District Attorney Placed II at Ter
Thousand Dollars.


Thousand Dollars.
Nayasota, Texas, March s.-Several days
ago papers were received here from san
Antonio seeking privilege OF ball for Car
rett l.. Scott, who has been for several
weeks confined In the jail az san Antonio
under two indictments found against him
by the last grand jury IN this county.
wherein he IS charged with murder and
completely In another murder In this coun.
y. These papers have bceu under careful
consideration for several days by District
Attorney A. NJ, Campbell with the result
that ne has agreed that the defendant NAV
pc llberated upon hlng solvent bonds OF
5000 each IN the two cases, making $40
coo bonds he Is compelled to give for his
appearance at the next term OF the ilstrIct
court IN this county
Regarding the matter Mr.. Campbell said
20 The Post correspondent this morning
before agreeing TO bail IN the Scott eases
consulted with several Of the most proini.
unanimously agreed that such a course Waa
rlght and proper under the law"
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The Rrazos River |, Lom.

Waco, Texas, March ST. W. TAYLOR,
the photographic engineer Of the United
States geological survey, has completed his
periodic survey Of the Brazos river m
Waco this morning and found that the
river is lower than at any previous time
I0klng the narrowest neck between the
suspension and the new bridge. he found
the river twenty-four feet Wide with nm
average depth OF seven inches and an aver.
age velocity Of l.36 per second.
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TIE ETRuRIA AL RIGHT.

The Head Of the Curard Steamship Limo
Says She Is Proceeding Slowly
london, March s--The head Of the
Curard steamship line at liverpool tcle.
graphs to the Associated Press this after.
roon az follows I'VE know the Etrurls
is proceeding slowly and there may be some
lttle time yet before We hear from her.
There Is no ground for uneasluess."
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Texans in New York.


New York. March s. The following
Texans are registered IN New York;
Houston. M. Levy, Bartholdl; II. q.
Comfort. Imperial.
Fort worthR, E. Y, Taylor and son.
Albert
Daihs-S. G. Davis. Navarro.
DentOn,-Fred Llpsley. Broadway Central.
Galveston.-vJ ReymershoifeT, Imperial
Texas. Michael Sinclair
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THE MONTGOMERY HANDICAP.

ODDS Laid in the Future Goo~ made at
Hot Springs. Nrk,
Following are the odds laid against the
horses eligible FOR the Montgomery hondi-
cap. which Is 10 be run az Memphis Tenn.
March 81. in the future book mudr by
the Southern club Of Hot springs There
are To he no further declarations until the
day Of the race though % is certain that
there will he only f0W of the horses
named which Will participate in The actual
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sLoANE,s ReINsrATEMENr.

his ftiends Are Dubious So Far as En-
gland Is Concerned.
London, March e.--Ths American jockeys
y England express little hope Of Tad
b'nsne's reinstatement on the tux 1t Is
nAnatst among slesns's fEieads that he
fe',ews4 Eora Marcus Beresford's sdyiec
ttPR13 Ior : license and that the Jockey
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INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
It Is in Refernoe TO Legacy Tax on Lite
Insurance Policies.

Washington, March S. The commissioned
II internal revenue has decided that ;he
proceeds Of NE Insurance policy, payable
to party Insured. or his legal representa-
tive, ~ part Of decedents estate. II. how
ever u Is payable % someone else the pro-
Z" EDS Pre bot 20 be treated as part OF his
ssiaieA hut are payable direct 20 the beue
neaTief named In the DaLcy ana ara not
SubJecr 70 Legacy TAX
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IMPORTANT goER MAGAZINE.
L Was Discovered by Some Canadian
CSoti4e

IL was DIsUOVgTtu UY oUTflo OanduIdn
Scouts.
London. March s--Lord Kitchener in a
dispatch from Pretoria. dated today, re-.
ports the discovery of a Boer magazine in
cave northeast OF Rietz, Orange River
colony, containing $4,000 rounds Of rife
ammunition, hundreds Of shells and fuses.
30 pounds OF powder, q maxim gun, helios,
field telegraphs and quantities OF stores.
Thlrty.hve Beers have been captured IN
the neighborhood since March l. The maya
zine was discovered by Canadian scouts.
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Bee County Einancaa.

BeeyilIe, Texas. March The nnancai
statement OF Bee county shows Its bonded
Indebtedness to be $4,000, Of which sa4. .
the seunty's sehesl fund u inveated-
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reply from the Paris Jockey club concern.
Ing It's desires IN the matter
Professional BAH for Nacoodoohes

FrOTessIO0aI baTI TOT INdNUguVUTt7'
Nacogdoches, TcNls, March ia stock
company has been organized with paid
up capital Of $1,000 10 construct a baseball
park and n first class hall team of profes
s.onaI players will represent Nacogloches
this season George partin. Jr., who Is
manager for the home team, is open for
propositions ana dates.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
TO THANK ADMIRAL scHLeY.
A Bill Introduced in Congress for that
Purpose.

Washington, March Representative
Pearce today introduced resolution ex.
tending the thanks Of congress 10 Admiral
Schey for his services in the battle Of sau-
tiago July 3, lsaS. tie presented also a
joint resolution OF the Maryland general
assembly requesting the senators and req
resentaliyes in congress 60 use their utiapst
endeeyors to secure such action.
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Tntal .......-...... AS 10 5n4 41d4
The registration cface Is located on the
Preston street side Of the old city han
and market house. The hours ~ registra.
tion are from a. m. to S p, m
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
YESTERDAYS REGISTRATION.

Over 1898 and 1900.
Registrar Grumbaeh Issued T49 Ccrtih-
Gates to voters Yesterday, knocking out
the records Of the same DAYS in 1895 aud
1900
The following table shows the complra-
tive registration fer lSHs ANA 1900 for the
full twenty DAYS and also for HE days ul.t
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-09
CHINESE REBELS.
They Are Releasing Prisoners and Burn.
ing and Lootina VILLAGES.

ing and Lootlna Villages.
Hong Kong, March S.-The Kwang 81
rebels have reached Kai Chou, town
eighty miles from Kwong Chan Yuan. They
surprised the local mandarins, overpoweErd
the garrison hnd released the prisoners ,yhp
Joined in the rebellion II Is renorted
that the members of the Triad secret So
ciety have Joined the rebels and are loot.
hg and burning villages.
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No Money Is Wanted.
Ask Only the Name Of Some Sick One.
Let Me Send My Book.

ask from you this act of humanity:
Simply write postal. Give me the name OF a..
Tell me which book he needs. "A
will do this in return;
will furnish that sick treatment which I sno,,
learning will give all the advice needs AZ
promise that ny method fails he shall have uena s
to
will do this
bottles Shops Restorative will authorize him y,
you a month If it succeeds the cost is En- "a
If 1t fails will pay druggist myself will leave n.
decision with you
That seems an impossible offer, and with any 9TH.
treatment would be- 1t would bankrupt the physician wh
made it,
But I have prescription that strengthens tho i,
side have learned how to bring back the nary.
power which alone operates the vital organs When an orr
is weak, give II the power to act. IS
Usually that is all that is needed And cbrop,,
diseases there is other to get WELL
My book will prove that am right
Sometimes this method fails, but often Thar.
causes like which cure; but thoss
conditions
My is general that in every ma,..
how difficult, take the entire risk
In five years l have done this in half mllIo,
and records show that SO in each paid for ne
medicine taken. That that only eachf
has been disappointed
1t that there 80 chances in 40 that can cur.
you
No sick person can afford to neglect an offer like N.
If the treatment succeeds well If fails
everything gain nothing to lose by \
Won't you write postal to learn about a remedy Ika
that?
Simply state which book you want B0k no. No ON PjPsD
shoop Sk No. 10 Gn Mo Kidney.
Racine, Wis Book No ; for Men sealed
Mild cases chronic by two bottles
Agents. 'ps''
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PRINCE HENRY IN NEW yoRK

New York March s.-Prlnce Henry was
the guest OF the Germany society or the
city Of New York at is annual dinner at
the Waldorf Astoria tonight. The prince
entered the small banquet room on the
Thiriythird slds 81 the hotel about $50
seioek a0eo1DazAo6 hy the aaensbeFs Of
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ONLY ONE fAYORlTE WON
Balloon Was Good Enough TO Land
First al New Orleans.
VERY LITTLE BETTER IN CALIFORNIA
Old Ben Chance Came to Life and Beat
a Hot First Choice in a
Hard Drive.

New Orleans. March 7-Baioon was the
emily winning favorite. The feature OF inc
cara was the Oakland handicap at mile
and q quarter AID worth Sll6o 10 the WIZ
ner. Nitrate was hot favorite in the BET
ting, Ben Chances support being connned
10 his stable and his friends Egyptian
Prince light weighted and a long shot made
the early running and yielded In the last
quarter to the fayorite. Ben Chance
though outrun in the first mile ond forced
20 20 the longest route, came up with
rush at the end and beat Nitrate out
nose on the wire. Weather clear track
fast.
Nile selling -Socapa Maple. Tragedy.
Five furlouss Lingo. po,cc Far Nicnte,
The -Four Hundred Time .ol
SIX furlougs handicap Maggie DAVIS
Imp. Ahulu, Grurtor. Time .ldl=
Mile aud "a quarter, Oakland bahdic@p-
Ben Chance. Nitrate, Scarlet LILY INN"
Nile; sening-can Kanlrr, Sir Fiorian'
Letter Time :4Oi.
Two miles; selling -IAudeneiW, AlIur'u~t
Aim. Time 3.3lig
Mite; ,eillns-Balioou Incidental pa
Carrlrk. Time l41is.
OAKLAND RESULTS
sau Francisco. March S-Fiye aud hoit
rurougs selling Rubiuo. Black Inorn
EikArn. Time 1914
Futurty course INrauus borten. pH'
dra Time l.lT
SIX turlongs; purse-Msy w True Blue.
ST. philippine. rime l.-li4.
Five turlouEs: Belle stakes AttviS, ths"
Chancellor. sylvia Talbot Time H
Mile Handicapped Bulautyue, ga
isnthu, Meehauus Time ] 80.
Mite and hfty yards. selling Hungarian
phil Archibald Lode star Time a3ii,
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ssss.sssssssssssssessssssoss
WHO ANIMALS SHIPPED.

WILD ANIMALS SHIPPED.
Sent from Ahce 10 Northern 20
illogical Gardens.
Alice Texas, March S.-A ship,
ment decidedly cut Ct the usual left
All.e This mornlng on the north
bound san Antonio and Aransas Pass
railroad. consisting Of leopard cats
rattlespakes and Wild ducks, con.
slgaed to various states. The pat
form at the depot looked very much
Ike meraEcrie ami quito large
crowd was present white station
Aeon. Crowl had them fed before
departing ON their long trip 90 North
crn geological gardens.
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I ask from you this, act of humanity:
Simply write q postal. Give me the name OF +. ~,
le. Tell me which book he needs. v"
I,rLII do 10 in Intllr
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will furnish that sick treatment which snor,
lifetime learning will give all the advice needs 4
promise that If my method fails he shall have pen