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The Washington times., 1905-05-30
EDWARD |. WADE is
ARRESTED I'M ALABAMA

Wanted in Washington and Memphis,
Tenn. on char ges of false pretenses, Ed
ward l. Wade, has been arrested in
Birmingham, Ala. and will probably be
brought back TO this city by Detective
Tyser. of The Central office, who left
last night 10 go to Alabama and at
tend the United States Commissioner q
hearing given the prisoner tomorrow.
IL Is alleged by Captain Boardman,
who received a dispatch last night tell
ing OF the arrest Of Wade. that the pris-
oner passed a worthless check for 500
on Clement w. Huske. a local merchant
on July Ii
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Remnant Of Fleet
Reaches V1adivostok

LONDON, May So-Admiral Rogest-
vensky succeeded in saving remnant
of his once ma gnifcent fleet
Such Is the news that comes today
from Paris. There. dispatches received
from VIadivostok, report the arrival Of
four OF the Russian warships.
The torpedo destroyer Bravi is also
among the arrivals reported at Eladi-
vostok Aboard this boat. the Paris
report says. was Rogestvensizy. danger
The admiral IS suffering from wounds
received by the bursting of shells. lie
was taken to the hospital, where lis
condition was pronounced serious
Cruiser Almaz Escapes.
The protected cruiser Almaz is statSEs-
TO be one OF the ships that was saved
by flight.
A dispatch from Shanghai reports that
a small converted cruiser has entered
the narbor there.
Kobe, Japan, confirms the report that
Russian cruiser has arrived of
Hamada on the coast of Japan. The
vessel is disa bled and has 2eo men on
baard 4 white flag was hoisted ana
members OF the japanese Red Cross Sc
ciety started Immediately to succor the
many wounded men aboard. Hamada
is about ore hundred mics northeast
OF the scene OF the battle
Hundreds of Russian sailors. many
badly wounded, are coming ashore al
Yama guchi, near the scene OF the ngnt,
in small boats or ciinging TO wreckage-
Russian Casualties.
It is unofflciauy announced in Tokyo
that there were ?. .223 casualties on the
Russien ships that have drifted ashore
on Tsu-shiIna and the coast OF Japan.
The captain of the armored cruiser
Admiral Nakhimoff is among the in
fured. Twelve hundred Of the injured
have been taken to Sasebo.
Survivors say that the Russian officers
died braveIy. but were incapable or de-
Tending their ships and lives. Orders
sienaied from the ffagshiD We're duly
executed. The seanen. unfit for service
threw themselves into the sea, mad
dened by the accurate fire of the Japan
eSe gunners.
Submarines and Mines. Z
The Russians say that submarines,
and specially laid mines helped the
japanese greatly in their work OF de-
struction.
Further Official reports from Admiral
Togo, who set out in pursuit Of the
fleeing Russians, are lacking today. II
/; reported that he sank several OF the
Russians during the running fight.
II Is reported IN ST. Petersburg that
Rear Admiral Voelkersam. who was IN
charge of the battleship squadron, Is
among the killed.
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Submarines and Mines.
Rogestvensky Lost,
Is Opinion in Tokyo
especial Copyright cable.]

TOKYO. May So.-Admiral Rogestven-
sky's flagship was sunk and the Rus
sian admiral IN all human probability
went down with her.
Russian cruiser. practically in sink
ing condition, put into port at iwami.
and surrendered
These are the latest items Of news
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THE Sun
TIDE TABLE.

SAN sets today. ......-...-,.......... III
Sun rises tomorrow. w.-........,......... 4:Ss
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COOPERSS SLAYER
STILL At LARGE
VIII Bryant Disappears
After Saloon Tragedy.

LAUREL. Md. Nay 3O-Elated over
his success in securing work in the
navy yard at Washington, VIII Bryant,
of this place. returned home yesterday y
afternoon and celebrated the occasion
by visiting every saloon in Laurel At
$50 last night he entered John Slater 5
place on Main street and rushed up 10
the bar cufsing, swearing, and aiming a
revolver at Andrew Cooper He fred
the shot when within six feet of his vic
tim. Cooper fell mortaIy wounded
Bryant ran out the back door and was
lost in the darkness. Police officers
searched for him in vain all night de
is at large today.
y. II. Baker. a weil-known citizen of
Laurel who was once prominent as
superintendent of carrier delivery IN the
PostotIice Department, who was with
Bryant all day yesterday and al the
time of the shooting. is under arrest.
He was taken into custody at 10
o'clock last night by Deputy RailiH
Balentine Kaiser. Baker had accompa-
MED Bryant 10 Washington and used
| his influence to secure favorable action
on his friends application at the navy
yard. Both men drank heavily during
the day
Became Abusive.
Late III the afternoon Lne& became
abusive 10 coIored men and the hailiff
at one time was compelled to intervene,
He sent two coIored men away from
Bryant and warned the latter to behave
himself
Bryant went home and returned with
a revolver. Two colored men had also
returned TO Slater's saloon with Coop
er. popularity known as Nan" He was
ia big black man. six feet tail. He was
standing near the wall when Bryant
entered, and had been engaged In a
controversy with Baker He did not
say a word TO bryant before he was
shot dead
The three colored men and a barten-
der named Lewis were in the saloon at
the time in addition to Bryant and
Baker.
The bullet pierced Coopers left side
near the heart. An autopsy was held
last night by DR.. By2rly and Dr. Tyler.
The bullet, a .S8-caliber, was discovered.
The revolver has nor been found.
After nrresting Baker. Deputy Bailiff
Kaiser. together with Bailiff j. a.
Scraggs. who had been out of town, and
was recalled. went 10 Bryants house.
but did not ind the fugitive. Mrs.
Continued on Fifth Page)
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GE.RnANY'S BOAT
WILL Be SECOND
Hamburg VIII Probably Be
a Day Behind.
ATLANTIC'S FEAT NOTABLE
Captain Barr's Yacht Beat Several
Records in Her Swift Trans
Atlantic Voyage.
ATLANTIC'S FEAT NOTABLE

LONDON, May 30.-The Hamburg
Germanys representative in the Kaiser
cup race, will finish second, probably
twenty-four hours behind the fleet At
lantic. a third yacht. believed 10 be
the Sunbeam, has been sighted but can
not oYertake the German boat
The Hamburg was sighted ten miles
southeast OF SciIly Islands a :35 this
morning She was then about seventy
miles from the stakeboat. There was
light southerly wind, but she was hardly
making four miles an hour
Narrowly Escaped Iceberg.
The startling fact is now known that
Capt. Charlie Barr's extreme northerly
course. while it won the Kaiser's cup
for the American yacht and gave her
the worlds record, was not without it's
dangers The yacht twice encountered
icebeFgs and once ran within half a mile
OF an ley monarch that lowered 300
feet in the air.
Once, too, on this swift voyage the
Atlantic ran through an ice fringed lane
that left only a narrow way for the
yacht to make her escape to the open
That the ice did not close In on the
vessel IS one NOR tribute to the "Yan-
kee luck" that permitted the Atlantic
To make a yoyuSe of 30J3 nautical miles
and not even snap a rope yarn.
Atlantic's Voyage Noteworthy.
The Atlantic's time to Bishops Rock
off the Scilly islands, from the Hook,
was IL days, IA hours, % minutes.
Her time to the finish line. off the Liz
ards Nose, where the German cruiser
Pfei1 announced her victory. was days
! IL hours, minute.
On this SWIFT voyage the Atlantic ac-
complished these feats:
She beat the best previous time of is
days, 90 hours, 90 minutes, held by the
yacht. Endymion, by twenty-four hours
She beat the time of the Coronet, which
beat the Dauntiess in 1887 by more than
two days
The Atlaa atic beat the record days rur
of the Dauntless by thirteen miles.
From the 23d 10 the 28th she logged an
average speed that excelied any eve
made for a similar period
She logged an average of ten and one
half knots an hour for the entire voyage
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CONTINUED on Third Page.)
The Washington times., 1905-05-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

n is considerably os1ler along the
.sEes and In the middle Missouri val
Showery weather Will continue tonight
fn the middle Atlantic States, and there
.,lii be showers tonight and Wednesday
in Maryland, Virginia, and North Caro-
It will be cooler in the middle Atlantic
States.
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High Tide TO-DAY -'-.-s. o+o0 Pin
- tide tom brow .1Z:09 a. m, l2:45 p. m
High tide tomorrow .5;5o a. m. G:22 Pm
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"NO-sir.
"You cannot give us any phrase or
word that was uttered thereT
mo"
us this your nnal reply on this sub
iecty
1T ISL"
simultaneously with her withdrawal
the gleam OF seusibility left the faces
Of the jury. and the dark and brooding
look which had marked their counte.
nances from the beginning returned.
aud returned to stay
The celebrity with which that jury ar.
rived at its verdict was a shock TO US
all. " had been a quiet body. Offering
but little assistance to the coroner In
his questioning but when e fell 70
these mcn 10 act. the precision with
which they did so was astonishing. In
half hour they returned from the
room into which they bad adjourned,
and the foreman gave warning that he
was prepared TO render q verdict
MIR. jeffrey and Miss Tuttle both
cllnched their hands; then Miss Tuttle
pulled down her veil
"Ne lind" said the solemn foreman.
that Veronica Moore Jeffrey, who on
the night Of May II was discovered
lying dead on the floor of her own nm.
occupied house in Waverley avenue
came to her death by mems Of a bullet
shot from q pistol connected to her
wrist by a length Of white satin rib.
bon
THAT the first conclusion OF suicide
"a not fully sustained by the facts
And that attempt should be made
to Identify the hand that Cred this pis
toll"
II was as near an accusation OF Miss
Tuttle as was possible without men
tioning her name A groan passed
through the assemblage. and Mr. JET.
frey bounding to his feet. showed an
inclination TO shout aloud In his vio
lent indignation. but Miss Tuttie. turn.
ing toward him. lifted her hand with
commanding gesture and held il 80
till he sat down again.
IL was both a majestic and an utter.
y incomprehensble movement on her
part. giving 20 the close OF these re.
marCoble proceedings n dramatic eli
max which set all hearts beating and
| am bound to say, all tongues wag.
ging till the room cleared.
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ONLY FIVE KNOWN MEN
CAPABLE OF DOING
THIS
HOW IT WAS DONE
Three Symbols Give CIeW
to Method.

New York, May 27.-so clearly had a
check which made It's appearance In the
Tombs Court today been altered that
detectives say there are only ave known
men ia the country, IL not IN the world
capable OF doing the work These 1--WE
men are in receipt Of n regular pension
from the American Bankers association
In return Tor which they have agreed to
refrain from exercising their unlawful
and dangerous talents
All of them have been kept under con-
stant surveillance for years and the po-
lice say it would have been next to inn
possible for any OF them to have altered
the check without their Identity becom-
Ing known. They are convinced. however.
either that this has been done. or that
a new and unknown "penman" equal in
every way 70 the most accomplished for
gers Of the past has begun work In mis-
city
Frank clifton. bartender. WAS er-
raigned In the Tombs Court today charg-
ed with attempting 70 pass the check.
which had been raised from SHOES to
$500. The police are convinced that.
even il Clifton had any guilty knowledge
regarding the check. he was only tool
for the real criminal lie was held for
further examination.
According 20 statements made by de-
tectives and Assistant District Attorney
Krosel IN the police court. the original
check was stolen while IN transit through
the mail II was taken In hand BY an
expert photographed, and traclngs we're
made OF an the handwriting In the body
OF the check Next. with the aid OF pow
erful acid. the check was washed OF an
the handwriting with the exception OF
the signature, and the cleaned check nll-
ed in for the larger amount This was
done by using the tRv,ngs already made.
letter by letter. and using the photo
graph Of the original check for reference
and "a guide. BY using the Individual
letters ia the words Of the original check
the forger secured an the letters needed
except a and @ and the figure g. These
letters and figure give clew to the meth
Cd OF operation.
The dnished check was dcae &c c!crcrr
~ that the officials Of the Second Ma
tional bank. on which the check vas
drawn certified IL without question whsa
il was presented several days ago
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sioo Rewlrd. sIoo.

The readers u this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there is at least
enc dreaded disease that science has
teen able to Gre in all its stages.
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the me llCal fraternity. Ca
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requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Intern
ally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF
the disease, and giving the patient
rtrength by buildlrg up the consiitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing It's
work. The proprietors nave 80 much
faith ia its curative powers that they
offer oue Hundred Dollars for any
case that II fails TO cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address f. J. CHENEY & co. To-
ledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists, 7jc
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
Etipation
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"But you did not enter the library O.
mo, not then. not tili I was taken
back by the officer who told me OF my
sisters death"
we are glad to hear this precise
statement from you. II encourages me
10 ask again the nature Of the freak
which took you into this house. You
say that II was not from any dread on
your sisters account What. then
was it2 No evasive answer win salts
~ us. Miss Tuttle"
II cannot answer" she said.
1--WE will not oblige you TO-" said me
coroner
However" he now went on with
suddenly assumed severity. you may
answer this. Was the houso dark ~
light when you entered it2 And how
did you get imp
'sThe house was dark, aud I got in
through the front door, which found
ajar."
you are more courageous than most
womeni | fear there are few Of your
sex who could be induced to enter Il
In broad daylight and under every suit
able protection"
She raised her igure proudly.
Miss Tuttle, you have heard Chloe
say that you were In the kitchen Of
Mr. Jefrey's house when the grocer
boy delivered the candles which had
been left by your brother-in-law on the
counter Of the store where he bought
them. Is this truew
yes, sir It is true"
"Dld you see those candlesT"
"No. sir"
"You did not see themT
"NO, sir"
"Yet you went over to the tabler
"Yes, sir, but 1 did not NEEDLE with
the packages. had really no business
with them.
The coroner, surveying her sadly,
went quickly on, as II anxious to termi-
nate this painful examination.
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Frst Published in Daily Doade- slay
49, >
Notice Of Application Tor Liquor License
Territory Of oklahoma logan County ss.
Notice is hereby given Chat a. j Hoo-
yer has this day filed In the Office Of
The County llers, IN anc FOR SAID coun-
ty Of Logan, "a petition asking that o. H.
ceEse .e eunted him 20 sen az retail.
Malt. spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lots 6 ana z, Block So. Fifth Ward. City
Of Guthrie in said county and territory.
II no protest be med on or before
June Z. 1905 his petition win be grant-
ed and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
county hereto amxed this 2lrd day
of May lsV5.
taEAL) H. r. TRAP,
County Clerk.
j. l.. McKEOWN. Deputy
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We have a large list Of farms for sale
located in Logan county ranging in
price. from $1,000 per quarter section up
to $500, some Of whicn can be pur-
chased on cash payment Of from 5000
to $1,000
We also have a large list Of residence
property and vacant lots in different
pafts Of Guthrie
Also city property improved and unim-
proved TO trade for farms and farms
to trade for city property.
Also small tracts Of land TO SELL within
one "e!;, of the City
If you wish to buy or sell or trade or
rent house. cal and examine our list.
Money loaned on farms az 5l6 per cent.
On city Residence property at 10 per
cent Notary Public and Collections.
p. T. McVAY,
Room a. Up Stairs, Lyon Block, Guth-
rie OKLA
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''You have not told us what you did
when you heard that pistol shot"
IL ran away as soon as could move;
/ ran madly from the house"
"Whereg"
Home"
"But it was half past 10 when you
got home"
"Was it?"
1T was half past 10 when .he man
came to tell you OF your sisters death :"
1T may have been"
'Your sister Is supposed to have died
In few minutes. Where were you in
the interimy"
"God knows. / do not"
A Wild look was creeping into her
face, and her figure was swaylng, but
she soon steadied h. have never
seen a more admirable presence main
tained in the face OF a dreadful humll-
iatlon
Perhaps I can help you" reioned
the coroner not un6indly "Were you
not In the Congressional library look.
ing up at the lunettes and gorgeously
painted wallsY"
~" Her eyes opened wide in won
dering doubt "If was / did not
know it. have no remembrance Of
it."
"Your condition Of mind and that Of
Mr.. jeffrey seem to have been strange
ly alike, remarked the coroner
"No, no." she protested
Arguing a ike source"
"No no" she cried again, this time
with positive agony. Then. with an
effort which awakened respect for
her powers Of mind, II for nothing
else, she desperately added IL cannot
say what was in his heart that night.
but l know what was ia mine dread
of that old house, 20 which I had been
drawn In spite Of myself, possibly by
the force Of the tragedy going on I'm.
side IT, eliminating in a delirium OF
terror which sent me flying in an OPP
pOslte direction from my home and
into places / had been accustomed to
visit when my heart was light and un-
troubled" D."
Another question. Miss Tuttle
When you heard a pistol shot sound
Eng from the depths Of that dark d.
brary. what did you think It meantY
Something dreadful; something SUI
perstitious. II was night you remem-
Der, ard at night one has such horri-
bic thoughts"
"Yst an hour or two later you de-
clared that the hearth was no load
stone. You forgot its horrors and your
superstition upon returning TO your
own house"
1T might be-" she murmured "but
If SO, they soon returned ! had reason
FOR my horror, If not for my supersti-
tlon. as the ,vent showed"
The coroner did not attempt 70 coD'
troyert this. IL was about 10 lahuch
a final inquiry.
Miss Tuttle, upon the return Of
yourself and Mr.. jeffrey 20 your home
after your final visit 10 the Moore
house, did you have any interview
that was without witnessesT'
mo"
"Did you exchange any wOrdsf
81 think we did exchange some
words; 1t would be only natural
"Are you willing TO state what
wordsT'
She looked dazed and appeared 70
search her memory.
Il don't think / can" she objected
"But something was said by you aud
some answer was made by himT
Il believe So" 49,
Cannot you say dennitclyT
eve dd speak"
"ln Engllshr
mo, in French"
"Canuor sou translate that French
for usY'
Pardon noe. sir; 81 was 50 long ago
my memory fails me.
rs II any better for the second ana
longer interview between you the neat
5ayT
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BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANrED-sealed bids win be re-
ceived separately for tho erection OF
La two-story and basement brick Gor-
mitory building ard q one-story b les
veneered auditorium huildinS ~ the Na
sonic Home. near Fort Worth, up TO 10
O'Clock, a. M, Jure C. 1905. a certified
check to the amount Of per cent o.
bijs for each building TO acccmrsny all
proposals. Plans and specifications at
office of j. J.. Flanders, Architect Dal-
las, and Wm. James Fort Worth. Adj
dress proposals to Dr. Frank Rainey
Masonic Home. i.ignt reserved 20 re-
iect any and all proposals. NJ +. dOTT.
President FRANK RAINEY, supe-in-
terdent and Secretary
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WOULD YOU ACCEPT A POSITION
that will pay you straight salary Of
$3.50 per day 52l00 per week. for whole
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This is no hook canvassing scheme but
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which VIII be as permanent as you may
be able to make it, and will AFFORD on ex-
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red tape nor unreasonable requirements.
ACT QUICKLY, as we wish to employ
someone In your locality without delay.
sPEAGUE WHOLESALE CO, Wabash
Ave, Chicago.
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BusINEes opPoRTuNTIEe-stoek o

BUSINESS OPPoRTUNTIEs- OF
furniture and undertaking in Oklaho-
ma town OF $500. Invoices about $4,000,
including funeral car and fixtures. win
sell in whole or part or trade for city
property in Kansas City, Wichita, Fort
Worth. Dallas. Oklahoma city or any
good town. VIII sell residence with FUR
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or trade Write Oklahoma Casket Co,
Oklahoma City. Okla. o.
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when tie body Is cleared Tor action
by Or Kings New life rms, you can
tell 10 by ,ne bloom Of health on the
cheeks the brightness Of the eyes; the
hrmncss Of the flesh and muscles; the
buoylucy Of the mind Try them. AZ
an druggists, q cents
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WANTED BY CHICAGO MANUFAC-

WANTED BY CHICAGO MANUFAC-
TURING HOUsE-Person Of trustwor-
thlness and somewhat familiar with local
territory es assistant Ia branch office.
Salary SIS paid weekly. Permanent po-
sitlon. No Investment required. Busi-
ness established. Previous experience
not essential to engaging. Address.
Manager Branches 823 Dearborn ST.,
Chicago.
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makes morse races.
Just so. It takes Juice TO rua street
cars. You know what the Chinaman.
said Think Of the booze that viii be
destroyed at Dennis dinner. Think what
you want You do not always get what
you want-but you can make a feint
FOR it. Why not try a want ad? It all
reminds US of Charlie White. He's sore
on Pitcher Queisser. He wanted Queis-
ser taken out OF the box after his Stats
had vibrated IN the eighth inning. Take
BIZ walker hose who want him-he's
fierce he grows hair on his teeth. but
yet Chief Gruber has made a pet Of
his lobo wolf It all depends upon where
the ace is; get into the society game;
it's as shlmmery as mackeral Mean
while "leggo, say what you want
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JUST CALL Me UP
when YOU need coal Your oruv-
win bo filled inst as Quiclay and salts
factory as 4 you had come in person
TO order II, end the coal win be just
as good as ever came out Of a mine
clean, dry and reliable, Have plenty
Of Howard McAlester ard Cammoron
coal Black Diamond and Anthracite
n. +. CHEADLE.
The Coal Man.
Phone 8.
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sALEsaiE1
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS on salary or commission, The
greatest agents seller ever produced;
every user OF pen and ink buys II on
sight; 200 TO 500 per cent profit one
agents sales amounted 10 1920 IN six
days; another S2S in two hours. MON
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

Cur supply Of "Presldential" COOK book,
Is exhausted.
We have saved a cook book for saeh
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Insure asaInst wind storms with W.
r. Walker.
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o {
Farm Lands.
O o @ @ C &
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o any part Of South OF North Dakota {
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