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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08
Mhlte Man or NegrO. Whichf

We are led to wonder whether the
white man or negro l. most valuable
il this country. A Republican ex-
change informs us that the demon
stra,ed necessity Of keeping liquor
away from the negro in the south
makes practical argument IN favor
Of prohibition and practical induce
ment Tor it, enforcement IN the
south.
This i in the way Of an apology
for the fact that prohibition i max
inc more rapid strides in the south,
and is being much batter enforced
down there than in the north.
4 1t occurs to us that there Is Just
a. much demonstrated necessity
II keeping liquor away from the
white man in the north "a from the
negro in the south. Certainly the
average white man Of the north Is
worth a. much as the average negro
of the south. He needs and de-
serves the protection of good gov
ernment as much as the negro IN
the south.
The real facts in the case are that
the Republicans 0. the north are
more under the dominion Of the sa-
loon than the Democrats OF the south
They are not a. favorable to the
massage az good lave to curtail the
evils Of the traffic, or az courageous
II the enforcement Of those laws al
Ter they are enacted cornerstone
! The White Ribbon host would adc
/. twenty-five per cent to their educa
:. tional work if they would indivldu
/ allv take heroic stand against tn'
i use Of alcoholic preparations as
medicine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08
Crazy In Moderation.

Wife-lf | were TO die, Phil, what
would you doI
Phil-Id be most crazy.
Wife-Would you marry again?
Phil-No; | wouldn't be that crazy
Kansas City Independent
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08
tn. winter Of discomfort.

The four seasons are seldom on good
terms with each other. There IL a de-
cided coolness between autumn and
spring g.-Philadelphi Record.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08

81 spent all the money ! had in
the world on flowers for. you, dar-
ling"
"Well, dear, it wasn't your fault
that YOU didn't have more"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08

"This attack on General Bristow
for the disclosures in the special
postal report reminds me ola Justice
Of tho peace in Mississippi who was
hearing a case tried by lawyer
named George Smith and another
named Brown" saldRepresentative
John Sharp Williams today. THE
Justice had been looking on the corn
liquor when it was white and he was
in a sad state. Smith had the wit
ness.
"What is your manner" deman-
ded Smith.
81 object said Brown. 1T does
not make any difference what his
mare is."
"Objection sustained" solemnly
muttered the court.
"Where do you live?" asked
Smith.
~ object" shouted Brown. 1T
is immaterial where be lives.
"Shustained, said the justice.
Smith blazed up, calling the justice
drunken old fool and adding sew
eral other compliments. BY degrees
, the Justice comprehended the .orce
and drift OF the remarks, and then it
was his time to get mad.
where's Fryer" he demanded.
Frye, the constable, emerged from
the crowd With broad grin which
enraged the squire still more.
''Stand up there !" he yelled TO
constable. 81 fine you Sc for let
ting George Smith insult me on the
bench. Courts adjourned. "-Ev
/, Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08
LIVERY And SALE STABLE
FERD. VOLLMER,


MAN -lhFfls
.iways have the best turnouis, o. any
v,retv for customers; particularly COM
nercial travellers. Courteous ana care
,al drivers to all parts Of Dubois ana "u-
n.ning counties. Horses boarded anc
sold on cheap terms, 49,, ,ss-,,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08
OusIity is Eyerthing

An exchange says that 1.-TWO men
were disputing over their respective
churches. One was a Methodist,
the other a Baptist. Finally one OF
them called a neighbor who was pas
sing by and asked bis opinion as to
which was the best church in which
to be saved. Wei |, neighbor said
he, son and | have been hauling
wheat to mill nigh onto forty years.
Now there's two roads that lead to
the mill. Ones the valley road,
t'other takes over the hill. And
never yet, friends, hae the miller
asked whicn road | took, but he al
ways asked: Is your wheat good?"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-08

,uaLIsHED EVERY FRIDAY AT JAS
rfR, DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, B1
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. INQUIRER BUILDING
On WEST SIXTH STREET.
PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
re, Year, 50 Numbers Postpaid II. 80
shorter time in proportion
RATES or ADVERTISING.
fci legal advertisements legal rates
lC lines 500 for fret insertion; soc
each subsequent insertion.
yor yearly advertisements liberal con
tracts will be made to regular adver
tsers.
COMMERCIAL AND JOB WORK
L1al Kinds Promptly and Neatly ex
eoited at LIBERAL PRICES.
We invite inspection and business.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
G. w. TrayIor M. D.
Physician & Surgeon
Ireland, Indiana.
Columbia Township Trus-
tees Notice.

The undersigned, Trustee OF Colum-
bia lp.. Dubois county, Ind, VIII attend
10 Township business at ms once on
every Saturday, and persons having
.ownship business TO transact are re-
auested to present il on that day OF th'
week.
The Township Library Is kept al th'
office OF the Trustee, where those en-
titled can obtain books.
GEORGE w. MILBuRN, Trustee.
Hillham, Indiana
Noy. %, lSO0-ly.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
SAY THEYWERE HELDUP AND ASSESSED" RENT
fC08D8pe1 from DzZe mr.

months pest There l4s bee1 JetbeeJ fz4y l Hz5y NINTH re
rental paid him lDT bats t -, VI e lzGre z z1l 90 4
on this other boats baye ben charged iD JtH lzDz1eH 1ae
men oouug their Ga1aBu IaX street azse y
charged monthly rental " 81 eae Tie warrants zI@1r ra
are ~ De issued IN TIE latter D1eGce,
The the Channel wharf Gl.r an ,e9lpu " e"
Naval authorities and zeyD DD<rI Nv . VI E1ItDl
has been taken get egar1nI uo zaoHe mrrr ,Das m4
Terry VII probably De ale1 ae 90 e n Wae1 w.
tDunds given permission rp M DD4 90 r" naval n4r W
that vicinity, Dr. given fe TesDn r .n ENTERTAINING tz
bc Doud interfere with a1y D.ler GsaermeD,
The police a<e te ground 9a re uateff " N bay zo1 h1
charging NJ rental or morning NJ ba cnr .e ju,a "
the Public Wps Department D3grD1s 90 ual oDoee1 bj
that department and Is aegel baye af Dm a1y zrDDy
whatever D collecting money from tbe Jap1
According fe NJ e )zpaJosa .fay EWngl - f5
ing coerco them Dg ID " their cae NJ lJ Nv e ye Och
company ElUuuds aoged q, 6aye stated ta aaoss e aDs D
bis company the entire catch f BDrd De charged T sra ~ I'm
month each lor their boas Be U aoHed DDenr ~ baye a1 w.
two japanese forced 5e Dy BIN @ rentals running from =
10 So month for each boat On eyera DecaaDg EUpD1s md m
assistants alcge1 baye oaDy taken o a1ay Dm tb
laps to compel payment n tbe ale1ed rental
EdDuBds threats charge rental ra1e, e claimed
bis house last night lDur NJ byc japanese vim ua" nh BIN m W
subject the disposition NJ B, They eaW" U4' Dr. INSIST
ed that the japanese fishermen should @ ~ Do I've Deb company "
catch n Gs tc price fba e 6J Company HD1 paJ, J
laps wanted divide the catch giving NJ ~ o i've bs cam
paBy and the regular Chinese seIcrs E1m4D1s aHHN1
have pcrempouy cousde suc proposition and ~ zy
insisted should lcf BE company have a BE- said ~ Hay
threatened the charge Houd BE- greater D o being allowed
their fish, He declared claimed tat e Charge Up1N De iron
$40 10 $40 month for them Jo ap said they ECGd give bon b
answer today They went ~ e police and complained a,n pH ~
/ ter
Suu is zap who claims iaye bocD bed ~ Ge baTpy b.
Edmund The alleged action NJ e latter appear Nv ye D@1 an
the operation recJd BE dp"1 any baHTo ~ 90
laps 80 they claim b Hn l. assistants D. alleged Nv ao Dyor"
the Japs 10 pay the rent ADD iis liu0 vent
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lcontInued from Page 81

prejudiced and poisoned the mind Of the
wife Of plaintiff against plaintiff, ana 80
alienated her love ana affections for her
said husband that the said wife Of
plaintiff, acting under the wrongful,
unlawful and malicious advice, innu-
ence and direction Of said defendant,
ceased 10 love, honor ana respect her
said husband, plaintiff herein ana from
thence thereafter, acting under the Ike
advice, influence and direction Of the
said defendant, the said wife NJ said
plaintiff has refused md still does PEE
fuse 10 love, honor and respect plain
tin as her husband,
THAT said defendant knowing Of the
evil and improper influence which he
had and still holds oyer the said wife Of
said plaintiff, by means Of said bad IN
huence, maliciously, falsely and Wicf-
, eddy and with intent 10 injure the plain
tiR and 10 deprive him Of the comfort,
society, honor, love, affection and as
slstance Of his said wife, seduced the
said wife Of said plaintiff, ana seduced
land alienated her affections away from
the said plaintiff and 10 him, the said
defendant.
THAT on many and divers occasions
during the time ana from the time Of
defendant becoming acquainted with
the said wife Of said plaintiff, said de-
| PENDANT has, with intent 10 ALLEVIATE the
affections Of said wife Of said plaiDHff
maliciOusly and wickedly' induced her,
plaintiffs said wife, 10 meet said dee
PENDANT by clandestine engagements ~
various places in Honolulu, aforesaid,
and more particularly has Induced
plaintiffs wife 10 meet him, said de-
PENDANT, al the former place Of busi-
ness Of said defendant, namely love-
Joy r. co., IN Honolulu aforesaid,
THAT by reason Of the premises and
the wicked acts Of the defendant, the
plaintiff has wholly lost ana has been
deprived Of the comfort, fellowship,
love, honor, affection, society," aid and
assistance Of his said wife; That his
said home has been made dasolato,
broken mp, ruined ana devastated, and
that he has been greatly and publicly
disgraced and has suffered great dis
tress in body ana mind IN cOnsegg nee
thereof.
THAT by reason Of the premises md
the matters hereinbefore alleged plains
TIM has suffered damages iu the sum "
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars O2J,-
100000
Wherefore; Plaintiff prays that tho
defendant may be summoned IN due
course 0f law 10 appear and answer this
demand before a jury Of the country ~
the next ensuing April, A, y, 1904 Term
Of this Court unless sooner disposed Of
by judicial authority, and that he may
have judgment herein against said de-
PENDANT for said sum Of twenty-five
Thousand Dollars and for costs Of
court"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
THEY SAW THE WAR


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
THREATEN
DAMAGE SUIT


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
GETTING
N HIS WORK


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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
NEW GRAND JURY

Judge D0le tbis morning dreW tbe
gTaH1 jury fDr me Bezf term N mr.
fadefal cDUrs the INV Hiii haze ne
WOrk N investigating me AGanbi oass
aH1 other important mattefs, JufOfs
ara Or1sro1 ~ b. ~ cDuu % ADui H.
The fOilOWiDR Honolulu men we've
draWB; T., ", PazbyD, W. y. Wifbers,
TbOm8s Ii0lDDKeT W. ~ BOOgs, r.
g. Gilman, q, 49, AthTrtOB, Arthur
HarGaDB, Ffed johnson, !, .. ii0Wati,
John EDiBKeF, ", -, TrBBeY, W. g.
IiOlDk3biki, ~, q, Hopkins, w, y, IsaB-
croft W, W. BruHHef, !, o. INRbbV,
others ~ De summoned aFe Henry T.,
Kflafy, Is, 2, AnOpeO, w. a, BlHs-
holden, HilO; \, i, 0reeBWeIl, Kealak0s
kuaj Hugh ccOr1stOD, KAm8lO, q,
W ,Carter, 6Bd August Chambers. wal
mea, Hawai-,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
LITTLE Will NOT have DOYLE

Judge Litnr bas refused ~ hare
Chester DoyIe ~ Interpreter for fa@
Fourth Circuit COurt iD tbe coming
term, f9r wbich Deputy AnorHoy G'D-
eraI RaWllns starts noW Maui tDqaY
for HilO. The reason fDg me J1GR"E
refusal Is On Old fsud, Wbiob o3us"4
the Judge ~ declare sOWe ye8rs aRD
that Doyle should never sTt fODf iH biz
court again, DOyle aBd the JuGRf
once since the feud started b8d . pr-
yate interview IN the jydEe's Otloe,
which interview left DumDer NJ
marks on he Interpreter, but sUj Lit-
He's anger towards D0yle ms mn aDv
peased, and now there b. trouble ~
Hilo over vino shall BIZ interpreter NJ
japanese,
Littla Is ~ Try me famous Fuuakos1l
case, Wbiob has resOlVed itself jDtO ~
battle between he respectable element
Of Japs IN iiilo, n Is claimed, ana %
notorious g8BE NJ thugs, FuDakDsbi
was indicted for murder as tbe result
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
MAN WITHOUT
A COUNTRY

Juror John Andrews DresoDted 70 bard
citizenship problem FOR Judge Jtgb.DsDU
this morning iu the Jones murder traL
Andrews was called ~ tbe b0z ana a.
developed on his difeet examination
that he was born OB Pleasant isllUd,
his father being ~ American CITIZEN
ana his mother d native, tb1t bF oaHs
here in 20 when yeaFs " aR@, married
q Hawaiian woman ~ o time Wbeu tbe
statute required those VINO WaUjed
Hawaiian women ~ be oitizeDs M fHo
HAWAIIAN Kingdom, bad voted under
the monarchy ana taken some sOU NJ
an oath, ana yet could not recall tbat 70
was regarding citizenship Or tbat be-
had eyer taken any citizenship paD"rs,
Court took o recess ~ allow AttOr-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15

NJ tbe klBlDg NJ aDDfboF Jap, Vim Was
lWDDsDDed NJ ~ RaUg NJ bla "DgDffy-
moD, bei4 fDF faUaOB am finally klJr
"a. Otbef JaDaHese ig HiiO, claiming
~ represent tbo TesDeofabie TihWrrf
MN Waut ~ RiVe tbe thugs 70 lessDH
occurred Ju1go smith ~ sDe9aj "DgDz"i
~ prOsecUte,
Current rImOFs IN nm b8G N fbat
there WeFe efforts M DjlDo s1fge N me
JaDaBrss interpreters mn ~ t8e 0aae
Wili be ~ VeFy hard fOUgbt 0Bf, MN"
Uas sent fDF Tbe Dl1 RECLAMATION M
war M fbe JudEe Was f0UeWDefeq 8gG
a. Was dGoldDG Blat be bad Drtter De
sDuBdoG, me iGea DfOyoG q RDOd D0f
for Litue emDbaOoaily dnolaTod mat
DOyle should MT eDtor t5e oDUrf as on
OGioial, aUd DovIe reigrHed NJ hmm
Iulu,
Tbo OupjU NJ f5e rem Waa l8e aDt
mn DOyle DOiBted ar mar mr. NJ
LltIrE gTe8t DeoDr8tVD Day NJ FDDffb
NJ July sD0eobes han OUgiDalIy Dsru
delivered III nDDept H. fGgewDiL
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-15
PASSENGERS.
Departing

Per stmr. I<inau March 10, for Hllo
and way ports: Miss A, Kluegel, r. J..
Hesel Dr. Allison, Jr., and wife, Miss
Iwabikl, Mrs Iwasaki, Mr.. Snlder DR..
Lishman NJ Monat, Mr.. Moore, j. II.
Lcnahan, y. Hewitt, J. +. Woods, Mrs.
r. spencer Mrs. MUMMY E. y. Par
sony, II. Holmes, Mrs. Holmes, Miss
GroEeller, Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Ocazie, w.
y. fawllns and wife, Mrs. r. Hampe,
Miss c. Harvey, MISS J. Klockenbaum,
Mrs. s. Fern Mrs. Alapai, Mrs. u. Ala
pal, Miss Alapai Mr. Candy and wife,
Dr.. Seteson, Mrs Frank Metcalf, W. @,
Waters, Il. J. Waters, Master T.. Wa
tiers, Mr.. Bentley and wife, Mrs w.
r. Watson, Mrs, H. w. Parker Master
Il. Waters, w. H. Fitzpatrick and two
children Miss Ewing, Miss j. McMil-
Ian, Miss HUH, Mrs. Marks, Mr.. jeff
reys and wife, Mr. Rosa and wife, Mrs,
Henner, Mrs. Barr, W. r. Fleming, W.
Green, e. g. Biting, J. Royce, A. AZ
wOhi
Per stmr. Claudine, March 10, for
Maui ports: Mrs. Q. d. Lufkin j. g.
Emerson, j. w. Robertson, Mrs. w. H.
Cornwell Jr., w. u. COrnwell, Jr., T.
J Llndemann, Edward Dekum, J. j.
Walsh.
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LATE LOCALS.

United states Judge Dole's decision
IN the Davis disbarment case Is ex-
pcctcd tomorrow morning.
The appropriate q test case Is at
last near an issue IN the Supreme court
and may be settled next week,
The Territorial Grand jury may re-
port 10 Judge Robinson tomorrow. The
tVry may be discharged any day now
~ the Jurors VIII probably be needed
Oh The Jones case.
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owing ~ a falling On IN shipments
ne inter-islaHd t010y lald ~ me-
steamers Walalsals ana HOeam u ls
understood mat several N mo masters
aHd VariOus officers md crews N some
NJ tho vessels tbat aro now lying 49,
win be laid on until business ~.
nreaana.
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A4t1tNtNkNtNtNtNtNtNtNtNt

NJ tbe senatorial sDeoial committee
stage ~ Washington, win bis bearing
sef fgr me SECOND day NJ ye current
month, 4 gentleman named Tayl0r ~
tbe boy VINO ~ our after Nr, BmOOrs
tORa, vino announces tbat b. hae sub-
D0eDaed tbe Twelve apostles NJ ne N0r-
mon church ~ WltDssEes-at feast I'VE
Of whom have Two or more wives, a.
ls 900 tbis wise our good mon is bOWed
100 8t Washington, brethren From tbe
marital relations N the Mormon aDOs-
lies ~ me legality NJ Reed BUOOrs aeat
iH ths senate ~ q Ter cry. what bear.
ing has apostolic permlaouify please,
upon he cahs ~ baF9 what matters ~
President 100 smith does sleep siK iH "a
bed when NJ home, 10 long as my friend
BmOOt doesn't make n severn BHlOOt ~
content with one wife 1t is ~ admit.
Ted / believe; but I want 10 suggest ~
NJ. Taylor that n II n proposed % hold
senator SmOOt responsible for the uu-
lawful cOhabitaton N others because
they happen 10 be bis colleagues IN tho
church, We are treadlnR upon derued
dangerous ground, once let this rule
BE- ndODted-Gnoh BmOOt ana establish
% precedent-nnd nway goes our senuta
n sacred tradition IL 10 BIZ believed. Lei
mo whisper 10 the jury mat this whole
bloomin business begins ~ look NE
another case IN which well, We fel-
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Jsy ItObeffsgH ~ Investigate tine re0-
OFds iH me Eeorei9Fy's Ofioe, HDibjDE
oOuld be- found ~ sbOW fb3t ADdfeWs
bad eyer been Uatufai,zed, lio doolarv
ed, bOWever mat b. cOUsldfred bjmse'f
Hu American oItlzeB aUG Hzefolsed tbe
rights NJ citizenship, te beEau ~ vDtp
% tbe Seventies mn nan yoted eyer
since,
Judge Robinson GfoiGed ~ rzous4
ABdreWs, holding ne DFoof NJ hts DG-
zeDsbiD m BE- UHsausmoforH JurOrs
Henson, Osborne, Tfask NM preKOfy
WE'RE o3lled DO tHeir turu mn ezoused
for o1use, Trask falled NJ sbOW sum
ci9ut knowledge N English, lU fba ODlu-
ION NJ tbe court, though l,DDefla0H ~.
Rue1 that bs kHeW enough md fJol ~
exception ~ the OFdsF ezcuslDg blm,
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Purser Kusl NJ tho steamer Kauai
Whirh arrived The morning fr0m fRuae
ports reports the following sugar Oh
hand W various Kauai plantations,
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Tuesday, March -.
Am. bark u. =. Rithet McPhail, for
San Francisco, at a. m.
Am. bark Yosemite, Flynn, for san
Francisco, at 1880 a. ~.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Election Of Officers.
HESFY WATERBOugE TtrgT cO,
LIMITED.

HOloe b. befeby RiynU mt ai "a fDn-
0iai meeting N tbr IHDTy WafefhDHsr
Trust Company LlWjifd, held DO iionD-
Iulu On me Iffb Gay ~ Mar'b, i9oi, mo
following DlfsotDfs WffT Hieotrd ~
take fhs place NJ fOrufr D1rfotDfs ras
elgBe1 8Hd deeeaeeds
", W. GUJNGLE
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT
A. ~. CAMPBELL
~. w. AHDEhEON
W, g. cAETLE
aHG tDat af 20 meeting NJ me gOafA NJ
Directors, nDo following Oflcerr WeTa
rIeofrd ~ Oh the uDfzplred term, ~
NlE
it W. fhiu0iTu,,,,,t..,,t,t President
Bruce fHTirGrbf...... Vpo.P President
z, y. 'HmDDfIl.,,.......,. Treasurer.
", W. AUdrffDn. ,........... .. Secretary.
a. W o. gOtiOmioy ....... Auditor.
-, w. AHDEnHON,
fHoremIy UoHry WafJbOusa Tfust
c0mDaHyi Limited.
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ATrUEtLEY-rAt tLDBF iHDl VIM
mna tDufh EObala, Marin 4, lsgi, "
DDOD, ~ ne vie ~ DE JOb8 Afnhsf-
w, "a sDH,
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And your furniture?
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Insurance Department
VIII be glad 10 write policies for you
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THE SMOOT CASE,
Reed smoot stlll occupies the center