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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30
ALLOWED
TO SHIP
THE CATTLE
Live Stock Commission VIII
Meet Tomorrow.
TO REMOVE QUARANTINE
Will Relax Part of the Rules
in Beaver.
TO REMOVE QUARANTINE

Guthrie, o. T., July 29.-The Oklahoma
livestock sanitary commission win hold
a meeting here next Friday and IL is very
probable that the quarantine over Beaver
county on account of the alleged preva-
lence Of mango and which prevents the
shipping OF cattle either in or out OK that
county. will be partially removed. The
condition now prevailing viii be RENE
died 10 the extent that the cattiemen OF
Beaver county will be allowed TO ship
their cattle out of the county, but IL Is In
the opinion of members of the commission
absolutely necessary that shipments OF
cattle from Kansas be prohibited.
Some time ago one OF the cattle inspect
ors was sent TO Beaver county 10 make q
thorough investigation of conditions
there He reported that he found evidence
Of mango Injection as he neared the KAN
sas line, and gave II as his opinion that
the mango was brought into Beaver ccun-
ty on cattle purchased I'm Kansas.
II the quarantine is lifted for the sum
rner as far as shipping cattle out is con-
cerned. another investigation OF condi-
tons in the county wifi be made next faii
to ascertain IL II is az all practicable 10
allow cattle from Kansas TO be shipped
into Oklahoma. In herds where mango
has been found the owners have taken
steps TO eradicate the disease and in thi.
effort they have been successful In many
cases.
DIR. Leslie ]. Allen, the federal inspector
of- i~1c al n ..
Beaver county and recently submitted
report TO Governor Ferguson. This re-
port will be considered at the meeting
of the commission.
Considerable complaint was made by
cattlemen in Beaver county when the
quarantine was first established, but sinee
they ascertained that the commission
meant business efforts were then made to
control the disease.
ADD ALLOWED-IN NOBLE COUNTY
Guthrie, O. T., july S.-Willian Bowles
of Perry, speaker of the house OF the last
legislature. was In the city today In con-
ference with Secretary Thomas Morris OF
the livestock commission and other ter
r.torial officials relative 10 the quarantine
lines in Noble county.
An effort is being made TO have the fed
eral line. which is now along the santa
Fe road moved 10 the eastern line or the
county; also 10 the eastern lines OF Logan
and Oklahoma counties. In order 10 Sc
cure this change 1t is necessary for the
federal and territorial officers TO make IN
spections and IL no infection IS found an
order can be made making the desired
change Under the existing situation, tne
line causes much inconvenience In ths
three counties, as the line divides Guth-
ri. Perry and Oklahoma City, making II
necessary TO have inspection IL cattle are
moved across the line. II the line Is piac-
ed AT the eastern boundary Of each coun-
~ cattle may be driven from one side OF
the county to the other without Interrupt
ton from the authorities.
The matter will be taken up at once
with the bureau of animal industry IN
order to have the change in lines made.
II possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30
Munyon's Witch Hazel Soap
MAKES BABY
SWEET AS ROSES

well tried each side probing every sem-
blance Of evidence. 1t was called for trial
Thursday ara tho evidence was concluded
Saturday afternoon. Yesterday the in
structions were given by Juase Burweli
ard the remainder Of the day and up until
after 10 o'clock last night was devoted 10
we'll delivered on both sides and every
point was covered. The jury retired
shortly before II O'Clock. Three ballots
were taken TO settle the fate of the de-
fendant The first ballot resulted In a
vote Of nine for acquittal and three for
conviction TIE next ballot stood eleven
TO one for acquittal. while the third and
last ballot was unanimous for ecqaittel
According to the evidence a verdict Of
acauittal was expected and the consensus
of opinion was that a just and proper
verdict was rturhed.
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TOM COOK
ACQUITTED
OF MURDER
Jury Found Him Not Guilty as
Charged.
MATTER OF SELF DEFENSE
Both Sides Tried the Case
with Great Skill,
MATTER OF SELF DEFENSE

Oklahoma City, O. T., July 29.-This
morning about $50 o'clock says the
Tfmes-J ourBal, twelve serious looking
men walked into the jury box in the dis
trict court room. These Tsen had in their
hands the fate of Thomas a. Cook. who
had just been tried for shooting Joseph
Eannister on the night of July T. Being
seated, Judge BurweIi inquired: Gentle
men. have you reached a verdict?" The
jurors nodded their assent and the verdict
wa. passed 10 Judge Burwell who read 1t
ard passed il to the clerk. NJ T. Shear
then read the verdict as foifows: I'VE,
the jury, find the defendant not guilty as
charged in the Indictment" Everything
was as sill as death during the reading
of the verdict at the cofclu Of which the
defendant was allowed 20 go. Mr.. Cook
received numerous congra tulations ard
went Immediately TO his home where he
apprised his anxious wife with tear stain
ed eyes of the decision cf the fury.
This case has bee nexpeditiousiy and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30

Wichita, Kan. said about me end my con-
| nection with the National Home Building
company. I can hardly believe that the
newspaper made a correct statement Of
what Judge Dale said, or If he made any
such statements am very sure that ne
did not at that tine understand my cen
necticn with that concern I have known
Judge Dale by reputation for a number
OF years, and am satisfied in my own mind
that he would not Intentionally do me
or any other person an injustice
THE facts about my connection with
the National Home Building company
are that some two OF three years ago,
and before I was appointed attorney gem
eral Of the territory. at the earnest So
licitation of an Old friend and client.
whom 7 considered responsible in every
way. 1 allowed the use of my name in
securing a charter to operate in Okla
horna. Every lawyer krows that lawyers
are often called upon 10 become nominal
members Of various corporations. When
Dr. Liggett first came 10 me l refused
to allow the use OF my name, for it had
been my practice never to become mem
Der Of such corporations. However, upon
DR. Liggett's representation / allowed The
use OF my name IN Incorporating. Some
time after the company was organized I
took out thousand-Gollar contract, the
same as any other Individual might do.
IN the summer OF 1902. after I~came to
Guthrie, / thought some Of building
home here. and asked DR.. LiGgett If he
could take care of more contracts for
me, in case : decided to erect a house
here. He replied that the company could
take care Of the contracts. and that every
thing was in good condition. A few days
later he sent me I'VE or six thousand-doi-
lar contracts. Upon these contracts paid
something over 500, ard have my re-
ceipts fer the money paid in. This money
was paid in just the Same as in the case
Of any other contract holder"
What about your being director of
the company"
Il had understood. indirectly, that my
name was used as one of the directors,
bat / never attended the meetings of the
board and never had any personal knowl-
Continued on Third Page.
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COOLING MOTH RAvAGEs.
Apple Crop Has Been Seriously Injur-
ed This Year.

Guthrie, o. T. July 29.-With a short
age in the apple crop in the north. and a
full crop over the greater part OF Okla
hema, the orcha rdists of this territory
should have realized a handsome price
for their apples this year" said Score
board of agriculture today. Brt as q
matter of fact. very large per cent
age Of the crop has been ruined by the
ravages of the eediins moth. There is
perhaps no way OF placing an estimate
on the financial loss thus sustained but
IL Is safe TO say that it amounts TO
thousands of dollars.
This would be bad enough il il were
unavoida bic, but 1t is not. 1t has been
demonstrated over and over again that
the loss from codling moth may be min
imized, if not altogether prevented, by
judicious spraying with insectides. Quite
a number Of more progressive fruit grow
ers Of Oklahoma practice this method
with excellent results and they VIII reap
the benefits Of good market this year.
Spray or surrender. should be the
slogan of every up-to-date horticulturist
Spraying is not as expensive or difficult
process. considering the advantages de-
rived.
while the demand for fruit grows
each year the fact remains that mar
kets also become more discriminating
at the same time. There is seldom an
oversupply of prime stuff while fruit or
poor quality generally goes begging at
any price. The orchardist, who sprays
his trees at the proper season, prac-
tices clean culture and systematic thin
ming is travelling the sure road to sue
cess. The codling moth is perhaps only
a. blessing in disguise. after all. for its
threatened ravages are in reality only
an incentive 20 more careful and regular
orcharding methods"
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SCHOOL BONDS MUST WAIT.
Doubt Of Their Legality Makes Them
Hard to Neuotiete.

Shawnee, o. 7, July 29-It is extreme
" improbable that the proposed new
school buildings will be constructed this
year. This IS unfortunate, too. for the
reason that Shawnee's school population
has grown to such an extent that the
present facilities are wholly inadequate.
1t may be possible for the board to make
such temporary arrangements as viii pro
vide the necessary school privileges for
the youth of this city the coming win
ter.
The reason that no new building can
be erected this year is q hitch in the
bond issue. says the Quill. In the hrst
place. the rate OF interest Is said TO be
so low that they are hardly salable un-
der present conditions in the money mar
ket. and the board has thrown up It's
hands on the proposition for the present
to await an Improvement Of conditions
IN the money market.
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ROBERTS
EXPLAINS
HIS CASE
Replies to the Criticism of the
Kansas Court.
BEFORE HE WAS IN OFFICE
He Allowed His Name to Be
Used to Secure Charters.

Guthrie, O. T. July 29.-Since the Ma
tiohal Home Building connpanys recent
trouble in Kansas, officials in Oklahoma
who held contracts in the company have
been severely criticised fer having any
connection whatever with such an insti-
tuition Especially is this true Of Attorney
General Roberts, who, according 70
newspaper reports, was censured in open
court by Judge Dale. of Wichita Attor-
ney General Roberts friends who know
the conditions believe there must have
been so.ne mistake, OF that a clear un-
dcrstanding Of the situation had not been
obtained by Karsas officials.
When Intercepted on his connection
with the National Home Building com
pany. which company has had a re-
coiver appointed for it in Wichita. At
torney General Roberts said to the
Eagle:
.T saw the newspaper article purporting
TO state what Judge David Da.e, OF
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EFFECTS o IA BLAST.
Both Young Men Were Victims OF the
GaS.

Manr7rrn. o. +. july Z.-At sam r.
w-,sht.s farm. eight miles southeast OF
Manrum. yesterday Claud Wright asso
= and Price wsmpier, aged T. were dig
sing well. They were down about Tor
~ feet and striking hard dirt they put
,r : bias; Of dynamite. After the blast
there ~ss 80 much smoke they apan-
ao-.d The work eatf this morning. when
Young wright went dc~n 70 see tas sf-
feet of ~. blast
wzrpler. ~no wss on TOP Of TIE
rro,,nd discovered something was wong
s,e vent for ssS.stance. he got J. 4
Sfowaterr 70 let hin do~z % s@s What
Wa tie matter. AZ soon as be reacn~s
the bottom he discovered hs could 20
nothing ana called 70 3cwatsFs 20 dFa~
him out He tried 20 d % and got hifa
I'd alnscsf 70 the top of the ~eA SSen
Wzrnple- lost his hold and fsli back into
the wei
A, I.st report tAe bodies had not yet
beer recovered from the ~slL ne fWO
ro,1nx men came here with ;hssT par
eats from Rural Retreat. Va. a fe~
months Ago
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RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Suspicion Was Directed Where Nc
Proof Existed.

Shawnee, o. T.. July 29.-The residence
of w. c. T. Murphy, east Of the city
was entered by burglars Sunday nigh'
while the family was away from home
The different apartments were thorough
Iy ransacked and the intruders got away
with a gold watch and breast pin, ootr
valued highly by the owners.
Mr.. Murphy was in the city today ano
sought a search warrant, believing the
stolen articles were to be found concealed
in the home of one of his neighbors
but the warrant was not issued because
the complainant was not sufficiently pos
tive that the accused were guilty. and
that the missing articles were really
where he believed they had been hidden
He finally returned TO his home conten'
to await developments and until he dis
covers a more definite clue no warrant
Of any kind will be issued.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30

OF Huron, s. D.. with N04oo capital
stock. The incorporatoys ave Edward
Carter OF ST. Louis; Chas b. Carter %
Toueka. kan. Chas NJ Coker ~ Birm-
ingham. Ala: Philip Lawrence ana MAJ
ion Heke OF Baroa. T. G. Franklin ot
Oklahoma City Is the Oklshoma agent.
The East ST Louis Trust and savings
Baak OF East st. Louis. IN. with 80 90
G. pltal stock. The incorporatoss sre N
NJ. Stephens and \. n. Donb. With O. ].
Fleming Of Enid ss territorial agent
The Enterprise 90 and Gas company
Of Enterprise. Kan. and Harrison. o.
T. with 5000 capital stock The incor-
porators are J. y. and W J Esrsam.
John =. and B. A. F1ack. J. n Riddell
and John J. Adamson. with George l.
Zinc OF Harrison as territorial agent;
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T g. II - r..
A. - lae knd Yes hs,s kassH esers
- CA<ETTZ[ e<
ASSAULT TO KILL.
He Made sIlghsing Remarks About
Younc [ adv


Ardmors. T. T July - Yesterday
Deputy ben Collins brought Ia HARDY
Baker and Walter Duly. both charged
with assault 70 kill. aud pa, them IN ,hs
United States jail
Hardy Baker. Tire deputy said. is
charged with assault - kiil one Frank
Armstrong last Friday at The picnic -
Chagris Baker q r. said. made slight
ing remarks about young lady and
Armstrong accostsd him about it A az
acultv arose and Baker sSauited Arm
strong with a pistol. striking him on -
head with the weapon. eBttius a great
cash
Walter Duly under n similar ohaTse is
said 20 have tried 70 kiil Efnvs, oreco.
az Rcck.
Both the defendants will have their ex-
amininE trials on The sth ~ August
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MARRIED AT NORMAN.
Wife Secured Release of the Lover
From tire SznitariUrr.

Guthrie. o. 7. July 2.-Judse John
Burton and Mrs Je7nis Esish we're saar-
ried at Nornsz iast Monday and vii re-
side IN Oklahoma CITY Judge Burton
was Al innate G. the SaEitsrsuri a. Sor-
nan and Mrs. E@ith sscuTvd his release
b. hab@zs co-7uS action Ths uSs7 AID
woman were swee;hesrts yearz 2so AID
N rrneaisteiy after Judge Barton -ss -
leased hey scter-z.zsd e go -ar-see-
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pied Suddenly.

Ava. 0. T. july Z.-hrs. Scyes. -sfs
% a A Soyss. rzsles sszsh % ~, es.y
dse4 ~e-y sBdds7.y e heart disease ssEsy
Sunday morning. as~d : Tez-s- she hsc
been putting sp fy71it SATURDAY ard 0u.y
complained q :-esizs s.rsG- she sro~
- usual szs:ay -so-nsnx aas after break
fast ske -. 3own tz . rocking char aec
expkre5 In . fs~ z1zufes-
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TWO HUNDRED GRADERS.
Rock island Sends . Heavy Force to
81 aerc

Cuthrle D. 7. July 1s-TTo E1n1Tsn
graders zad IL teams have beer sfni g
- Reno ~ ihs Rock Is-ssa 70 grade ara
say track ln the yards
4 gzrty q surveyors siso arrived from
sss .osfnsrr cirsssoz 20 EzsEs The SCI
Fsys foT the sane
ssrersl os tss Hees Is.sre aEa Cso1-
tx~ o1eaass. izciS<srr General Fzsss-i-
Fp- Asezf Lee sf tEs latter rps8 ar6
NJ Hahs- fhs r@xAt of Tsy asezf =
TIE Rock islzne system. ar - = Esae
and ~Alls -ssy 50 oes SAP ~h4t 3 - >
csas. the srsseztioss are teat fs.T sK-
peex % change tie ssrvey &C tss rEt-oS
% o. - rssss tks plated Dortson GO fae
cs-zs.ry.
ne zssek faar1 D. sslns sheas - szf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30
NEW GAME THERE.
First Effort at Polo Attracts Large
Cro,alts zt Shannee

Snawnes, o. 7. July 2e.-The polo game
Sunday afternoon attracted quite large
crowd 70 the fair grounds and tks eEhI-
bi,ioa is being spoken of by all as highly
interesting The game IS new one y
shawnee but viii nc doubt become pop
ular Mr.. Jones 4 bartender. vas over
come 10y heat while witnessing the per
fcrn,e nee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30
WANTED FOR EmsEzzLEMeNT.
Sheriff Returns From New Mexico
With John c. Hamilton.

Guthrie. o. T.. July E-Sheriff W. A
Grace OF Pottawatofnie county has re-
turned from Linn. y. NJ. with John c
Hamilton. wanted at Burnett for embez'
Element.
Hamilton is charged with having en-
bezzled S2l447 belonging TO the odd Fell
lows lodge Of Burnett while tr'bsurer o.
that institution. The transaction &C.
CURED over a year ago. Hamilton hav-
ing been missing since that time. and
the capture is one of especial credit 10
Grace. he having worked hard on the
case. though the incident took place three
months before he went into Office.
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Superb Service. Splendid Scenery.

I'm route TO Niagara Falls, Muskoka
and Kawartha Lakes. 81. Lawrence River
and Rapids. Thousand Islands. White
Mountains and Atlantic seacoast resorts.
via the Grand Trunk Railway system
For copies or tourist publications apply
10 Advertising Department % Adams
St. Chicago. Geo. ". Yaux. a. O. Z. &
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MRS. FLYNN VERY Ill.
Her Recovery Is Doubtful. Writes tho
eH-Deleaats.

Guthrie. o. T.. Ju.y zs-ln writing "a =
friend from Newark. y. ,. pennls T.
Flynn says
You must count me oct n evcrsfhiuz
now I am here with "a trained nurse
and very sick wife. whore recovery -
doubtful. ard who engrosses al ny
thoughts and attention
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FOR RACE CIRCUIT.
Some Famous Horses Are All Ready
for Business.

Ava 0. T. July @.-This mornIhs
clrve King with his famous PAGER. Trii-
bv. William Spaulding with Bell Sea.
the pacing wonder tha; surprised the ha-
tivee al the Medicine Lodge races aha
E NJ. Bates with his excellent trotier'
Wilkhurst. shipped to be IN attendance
at the Arkansas Valley association races
The circuit opens at Garden City. Kansas.
and closes at oklahoma City. The stock
was in fine condition and the owners feel
that they will win places IN the races
that the people OF Woods county VIII be
rroud Of They will stay with the circuit
ur,iI the close at Oklahoma City, where
thsv exuect 10 see a large crowd from
Ava and vicinity.
- r...... f.ctfra Cure sdver-
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Cuth-ie. o. T. july = Territorial
charters ~ere granted fo1ay - fogows.
The Tndepenfe1ce Mining company -
I.Awton. eth g opr 90 ca1i;sI ssoek Ths
incorporat9rs are :. -. and = = sartir.
I. : Ealkiosch anf = e Hoisa
The Surety Trast and Loan csnp pary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-30
CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
Wesley McGiII Is Accused Of Remov
inc Witness.

Guthrie o. T.. July 2s.-Weslsy McGin
has been bound over in the sum Of $50
on the charge Of abducting Curtis Adams
a witness against him IN case IN which
IT is alleged that McGln. a second hand
dealer. had received stolen goods. Both
parties are coiored. and McGnIs two
brothers and others are connected with
the case
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~ Ia ~ - HrL
s,.-..1. lsIss fss ssa ns1ys 5as1s
s,;.'" Z EH2zIIal
he DRANK ACID.

Guthrie. y T.. I1iy q ~. ~ csmer-
On proprietor = ihs bottlnz ~oTss -
Nsdnl. J. T. drank a-ia ased ia r.sau-
fsctariaS csTi-ansfe6 er.ass aHe sspiFsd
slrsosi innsa8afeig ffs sseves 49,
and tfSs chaessn. 30 casaz fer tiss
dssf = ba1Nn
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SAME OLD CHARGE.
Accused Of Selling Liquor 10 the In
dizns

Guthrie. o. T July S.-Leslie Foster
has been brought IN rom the osage ma
ton and placed IN the federal jail bby
Deputy United States Marshal ~. p
Jackson. Foster IS charged Wi'h selling
liquor 20 Indians Jackson was recently
appointed a deputy for tho Usage country
70 succeed J r. Joaes. Rho Wa allied
b. negro few weeks ago.
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SINKING TEST WELL.
Has Found Good Water and Expects
Abundance

Shawnee. o. T, July 2s.-Wiilian Reid.
who is sinking the test well near the
pumping station for the city. struck wa
ter today at depth OF hfteen feet. in
quicksand, says the Quill
He viii go on deeper. and believes that
he will strike a good flow al a depth
OF forty feet. Ten such wells. he be-
Iieves will be sufficient 70 supply this.
or much larger city. He will make a
report to the council.
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TERRITORIAL DEPOSITORY.
Sank of ccrraeres Gives Bond 70 In
demnhy Against Loss.

Guthrie. O. r. July ss-Ths BANK q
Commerce q thia city. trrrifof.ia o.
pssit0Fy 10 The extent ~ sa0 To
contract between tha territory snt tts
0fscerp ~ ne tau1s has been siznef q.
the bank giving a bond 20 isasSnnlfy f1s
territory against poFsihis Tees
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IN and lay a double track from the
depot yards 10 the junction. and this
together with other sidings. 10 the
amount OF about fourteen miles OF track
\ survey is 70 be made also from this
point southwest to the narrow crossing
of the Canadian and thence to Anadarko
II this proves true. FL Reno viii without
doubt be made the division point.
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CASE OF CHAMBERS.
That Disease Is Alleged TO Be in Ii
Gan County.

gan County.
Guthrie. o. T.. July 1.-DT. d -. San
ders. territorial vstednaTian. came up
from Oklahoma City today and went cut
70 Acton. thfs county fQr the gurpese
of investigating an alleged case q CLAN
ders
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The FORCE Food
Company. BUFFALO. NY.
massachusetts CeIssgs
Q. PasTmaSg.
BosSoH, June .. 1900.


fas " F5rcs" Food Crzpaag, Buffalo N Y
CESrLRMEN--A rirsor having reached me that your
product, FORCE" contained In juricrs ingredients
took the occasion 20 @nayza j., in the interest Of
my own family a0d Of some friends wao liberal
users Of t.
II may interest you % know tbs. found 1t con-
sisted exclusively Of Whole Wheat Barley aad Sat-,
sni IS absolutely free from any injurious elements
Whatever.
serious a1d baseleSs ru',or should >gain footing
with the public
You free to use this letter in any wsy that VIII
help 20 do your product justice.
Yours truly.
MIIRIIR L SCHVIfIE
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