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Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

had said. and said that but for the per sonal effort of President Roosevelt the reclamation act would not have been passed By decided vote the minority report was tabled.
 Frank Boudy of Denver moved ta strike out the clause urging congress 10 extend to the federal courts urls diction over interstate streams It was the old fight of Colorado and Kansas over the Arkansas river The Hansauz favored the resolution Elwood Meade Of the reclamation service moved as a substitute that the president appoint a committee of five to investigate the questions at issue and report at the next congress. The report of the ress- lutions committee as thus amended was adopted. and the chairman named as the committee. Elwood Mead and Morris Bien of the reclamation service. Frank Freeman of Colorado Ira InEie- hart Of Washington. and J. H. Lewis of Oregon.
 AS a committee on publicity for the ensuing year the chair named Prof Frier of California and Messrs- Heard of Arizona. Reeves of Nevada Cssrtly of Colorado. and F. H. Ray of Montana
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

and on the motion of Eugene Bradley delegation was elected unanimously Robert Maclay of Douglas. and Prank Baxter of the GiIa delegation were then elected assistants to the secre- tary.
 The chairman asked for motion in regard to the selection of a committee on credentials and on the motion of Lysander Cassidy of Marcopa county. the committee was composed of one member from each delegation. On the call of the roll the following were se- lected to represent the respective counties on the committee:
 Cochise, Allen R. English; Coco nino. George w. Glowner; Gila, Cy Byrne; Graham, J. J. B.rdno; Mohave, I. M. George; Maricopa, Lysander Cassidy; Navajo, no nominee; Pima, R. Alverde; Pinal, Geo. l.. Truman; Santa Cruz. C. D. Miller. On motion of Eugene B. O'NeiIl. the convention then took a recess for fifteen minutes to allow the committee time in which to examine the credentials and make it's report.
 The convention reconvened at 2: 90 and the report of the committee upon the motion of Will T. Webb of Grah- am county was accepted as reported. Committees on platform. and resolu- tions and order of business were nam ed as follows after which an adjourn ment was taken until evening:
 Platform and resolutions, Yavapai, T. G. Norris; Cochise. Geo. H. Kelly; -Coconino, H. F. Ashurst; Maricopa. H. A. Hughes; Mohave. E. F. Thompson; Graham, C. l.. Rawlins; Pima, L. A. Fleming; Pinal, T. F. Weedin: Santa Cruz. F. J. Duffy; Gila. G. J. Stone man. Order of Business -Yavapai. R. P. Talbot; Cochise, Steve Roemer; James Ivy; Mohave, I. M. George; Graham, J. R. Hampton; Pima, S. w. Purcell; Pinal George E. Truman; :; Santa Cruz, Phil. Herrold; Gila. Cy Byrne. Yuma and Navajo did not ap- point any members for these com mittees.
 It was at the evening session that the platform was adopted and the nomi- nations made. The members of the central committee for Maricopa county are w. T. Smith, S. J. Nicholson, C. w Peterson, James Collins, Sam Webb c. C. Woolf, H. A. Hughes, J. D. Loper, Henry F. Ware, and James Goodwin. The chairman of the ter ritorial committee will be J. P. Dill lon and the secretary, J. H. Robinson, both of Yavapai county. It is also likely that Vice Chairman B. A. Pack ard will open headquarters in the southern part of the territory.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
MONEY FOR
 IRRIGATION
Delegates to Boise CIamOr
 for a Bond Issue
Gov. Chamberlain Elected President--Next Session Will Be at Sacramento.

Boise. Idaho, Sept. 6-The four teenth national irrigation congress ad- Journed this evening after voting to hold the next congress at Sacramento Cal. and electing as president of the fifteenth congress. Governor Chamber lain of Oregon. The enthusiasm of the Californians over Sacramento's victory was pronounced. The attractions of the Jamestown exposition were cleverly put forward and on the first ballot Jamestown was ahead. but Sacramento won out on the second. When Cover nor Chamberlain was escorted to the platform to express his appreciation of the honor conferred upon him by the representatives of thirty states of the union, he was given a tremendous ova- tion.
 There. was some evidence of discord in the election of secretary. D. H Anderson, a Chicago publisher. was the choice of the nominating committee His published utterance in criticism of rebate was urged against him, but the convention endorsed him. The shout
 CTS for "A hundred millions more for irrigation" came before the convention with a minority report from the con- mittee on resolutions, demanding that the national congress authorize bond
 
 ited debate the minority report was voted down
 A special train which left Boise over the Oregon Short Line tonight carried a number of delegates to the congress to inspect the irrigation projects. The
 great dam at Milner, the Shoshone falls. the Twin falls irrigated tract and the Minidoka tract will be visited.
 The report of the committee on res olutiOns was presented, and. when the convention reassembled a minority re- port was presented. It demanded that the government issue per cent bonds for twenty years to finance irrigation projects, "all practicable irrigation projects in the United States Oppo- nents of the minority report maintained that it would be unwise to send such demand to congress at this time- Con Srcssman Reeder of Kansas. voicing this opposition. said the eastern con-
 gressmen would resent it. He said they had little faith in the success of | the reclamation law as put on trial. In | this connection he quoted Speaker Cannon as having said. ten minutes
 after the passage of the reclamation act: That's the biggest and slickest
 steal I have seen since I have been in congress" Senator Dubois of Idaho 1 endorsed what Congressman Reeder
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
AN INTERESTING aUmoR.

Philadelphia. Sept s--It Is report ed that the Pennsylvania Rsiirusd company has concluded a deal hy which it expects 10 turn over to tte United States Steel corporation iJs control of the Cambria Steel company but all efforts to confirm the report were unsuccessful
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
TWIN RESOLUTIONS.

Bisbee. Ariz., Sept. 6.-Both parties in todays conventions adopted d reso- lution against joint statehood in iden- tical language as follows: We are unaitcrably opposed to joint statehood between Arizona and New Mexico and would prefer to remain a territory for ever than to have joint statehood with New Mexico
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
FELL FROM BALLOON.

Oskaloosa, Kan, Sept. 6.-In full view of a crowd of 2O0O spectators at the Jefferson county fair here today, Jerry Turner, an inexperienced balloon ist, fell 2000 feet from a trapeze sus- pended from parachute and was killed.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
TRIP TO MEXICO.
A Junket Arranged for the Bisbee
 Delegates.

Bisbee. Ariz., Sept. .-(SpeciaD- Most of the delegates from Maricopa county to both of the territorial con- ventions will leave tomorrow morning. guests of the Bisbee reception com mittee. for a sightseeing trip. which will include Douglas and Cananea. Mexico They return to Benson to- morrow night and will likely reach Phoenix Saturday morning.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

By sending 35 cents you can get a half pound box of Donofrio's Crystal lzed Cactus Candy, postpaid. pono- frio c. C. Co.,, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

Everybody can send their friends in the east half box of crystziiizsd Cae- tus Candy for 35 cents, postpaid AE- dress Donofrio C. C. Co. Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07
PHOENIX ACADEMY AND
 BUSINESS COLLEGE

Cor. Adams St. and Fifth Ave The Fall Term Opens SePteunber io-
 All Glasses. The Newest and Best Systems Thor oush work. Apply at Once
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

FOR SALE-Five-room modern brick on North Third street. east front. fine location Ss.OOe. Some nice brick houses for sale on instaiiment plan. cheaper than paying rent Pascoe. ti0 North Center street
Arizona republican., 1906-09-07

FOR RENT-5-room brick, No. 91S North Third street. $20.00. 7-room
 brick, No. 612 North Second Ave. $32.50. 4-room brick, No 612 North Fourth street, s15.OO. Several small houses. Pascoe, no N. Center street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-17
CHARGED WITH
PERJURY

George 4 Rouamnn. an attorney
Of thia city. was arrested this
morning shortly before noon by
Sheriff smith Ia charges ~ perjury
preferred by Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney VanderFeef on o. mo.
ton 81 judge He'll. superior Judge
Ffatef Immediately set hiH bonds AZ
$500 and ordered him released on
the signing ~ the same.
n is charged Ia tie Information
~ the prosecuting attorney that
Haaamhn suuro % false statements
when put on the witness stand IN
Judge Fratcr.H court last Saturday
morning in the case of his citation
10 show cause why be should not
be removed aa special admlnintra.
tor ln the estate Of q " Aoeamah
and q . johnson.
John n Cummings. % present
under q charge Of contempt OF
eouft. and general administrator 81
the estate. preferred the charge
against Rnaaman. charging him
18th not being d ct person 20 con.
time hln duties. Half duEcn
perpurnus statements are atinbui'
ed tn R1asman ia the information
filed today
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u. 8. INSPECTORS nxosERATE
MASON AND FABTEH BLAME
ON LUFmoRD FOR THE Ok.
JEANNE DISASTER.

II e. q whllowaah Capt Philip
Mason Of the steamer Jeanne b.
fsllY eaoneratcd from any blame
fof the disaster Ia which tho
steamer niK vent to the bottom of
the Sound with - human beings
on the night ~ November u &c.
did erythluR 90 his power before.
at aud after The accident 10 pro
vent save md assist
The United States inspectors
WhiteNaahed their own acts and go
not even mention whether tho DlE
Waa aeaNorthy or not They bad
previously passed upon her cpndi
tlon aud stability and there waf
nothing else for them 10 do That
Ia the laudatory part of the inspect.
ore decision regarding the Dir
Jeanne disaster. made by The in
npeetofa late Saturday night
The other side 10 different
Lsrmond Blamed.
Capt Parker Lefmond. Ia com
maud 81 the little steamer DIX
when that craft and the Jeanne cod
lldeds ia held responsible for tho
disaster Ills license revoked
The cause ~ the accident ia laid
at the door ~ Capt Lefmund fof
not msnoouycring his boat proper
j. or having "a proper outlook 90
the time
Regarding the question 81 Capt
Maaonin failure 10 have a faii crra
aboard az the time Of the disaster
the report says that this matter la
up TO the customs officials
Companies cenaured.
Sound transportation companies
are eeuaufed Tor practising econo
ny III requiring q master 81 d boat
10 collect fares ia place II employ
ing a pufter II capt Parker Ler.
moud had not been forced ~ do
this added duty Il Is almost con.
elusive that no disaster would have
occurred
Mate Dennlaun. Who lost bis lifc
f. not condemned for any part OF
the disaster The report SAYS that
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FORTUNE TELLER hsaEsrEo

IN conformity With hia statement
on Saturday that be would prose-
cute all fortune tellers. 90 spite ~
the otialiuE 'maRiHtfifuH in the
city Sire D. Emmett the rlairyoy-
ant wac again arrested yesterday
ON orders from chief WappsuHtein
bf Detective Harfh. OF charge u
earfHucy under the atate law. She
Naa released after SOME delay on
sihu ball
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BIG PALM PEAR.

A palm pear weighing a pound
and half Is on exhibition at the
American Produce company. The
pear was grown in Ellcnshurg.
Eastern Washington. on a farm
owned by Hayes The palm pear
tree from which this pear was TAX
en- Yields seven bushels Of pears,
capable Of filling seven boxes.
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MI E R lit

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feffH rn ua ass Nsaa Haitn aHnfssr
sasafa pal vsfF nsssHshas tirfF. 90
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EAsan sn ths atsiftaf
NH
s. fssf f.fffass - aHa 80 rssF fuian
TIE hssi tafafsan - tfsffnaTnis in ihf
His3ftfi
HOMES
aaN
faasu fsatsfu rEftaaH tat NHtM o. aliFf
r nfa fla cate b. Kna faHH nFaf 90 aff
$50 ana niaih talse sssA. tsaiants sasf
ssffHa
o -
ffeasa rrHfffn feffnas - Nsf'N tr ai'sY
zee Htfa rraH Uh aHa Hafth sal iftE.
rect - cash taiHase Haaf-
80
fase tHasfsfn cottage g. Tees ~. rsRF
HsHa ard MRHtFaH naeesafass 70 8r ans lHaaf
fas f~H tuf DO - district. ~ e cath.
taHahss tefnH
MrnUiTT HRAtsTr co
60 Nee - EiaEa if-it
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The Owners OF
Lauralhursf

Are giving TO every one visiting
Laurelhurst for the next few DAYS
an elegant prospectus containing
beautifully colorod photographs of
I.aurelhurst and its surroundings
Every one Interested In high class
property should visit Laurolhurst
within the next few days and pro
cure one of those handsome fold
cra
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eoRoNER CARROLL ID.

County Coroner r NJ Carroll ~
III az his home. III 18th av n.
With an attack of blood poisoning.
The exact cause Of the infection
which started the poisoning Is not
known. but Is presumed to have
been a scratch ia enc limb Or
CAROLS condition yesterday was
alarming. bat reports from his resi-.
dence today state that his tenn
peruturo has gone down consider
ably and TINT he rs much Improyed.
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bABY IN CITY JAIL.

The pleading cries ~ baby
saved n yesterday afternoon ftom
being separated from itH mother
Ms. Hndla Moore. e haif-chaio In
dian woman. who NaH arrested IN
company with a friend. Mrs 81.
Shields, also of Indian blood. Tor
drunkenness. was brought into tho
police station with a baby boy less
than year old IA her arms An
attempt o. take tho child nom her
10 be sent over to the eafe ~ the
natfuu met with finn resistance
and the child NHa allowed finally 10
occupy the reii With his mother
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DECISION IS A !
WHITEWASH


he had M usrnso aa q nfst =
legally could not be- Ieff In -
m4Ha If the BIy Ybf Igaae,,ea'
state that II the Dix had ice.
d9eumHuied vcrar with d feeisi.s
the mate. SIR BrneI.eg -
have been left In fH.s.# n The -.
'a la customary
Peculiar Technically
According 10 the Is..#sta4s 4,
Tho Ulz bad bern ID aasa.s,..at
Steamer Mate DrnaI.aa aa4i8 -
been proper peaaa h. te y
charge Bur mo B.r 80. sst ~
lsfefed Therefor W4fs &c.,.
was not legally Boa gHaf.s - ~
ans authority tn be- I'D hi. 800 ls4
A Hteamara regI.tr. Is faa.ssettf.
for the effIeIsury of Tho go ~.
cofdInF 10 fnfpertgrs T#fsa4 -.
WbffHeFsa ruling s
gbe aerIaiou by fHa Is.sse,.-.
Was terbnleailyRieg resass q,.s
vaa the term usel tlIH merelns
Capt whitney himself 10 a..
rsB9fFeF.
or course the tcfiIueas a. Ill.,.
fIqua aItaasaes was r.g#Isefs1 -.
oataIde Of that by CaBf4Ins
mana aud Macon ANA several "A 80
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NiCr LITTLE uuaU ~ TMH COM
tNfaf n1res e flsh bottom iahd bal
cree bench lahA orchard ir tvAfina aame
tnaAu fuits uIee e sac FtfeaHi thfauHh tie
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Pc usa sussd faHfH dNrliiuH ffamh haHR.
e. turaf uuthHitHlnka nlaaiN tufafeH aH
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efhtiau. raas e. several iuiiis hanf4 81
aehhai ard fhuHsh daughters On Ell Sides
|. t.N Itfuf
noifHHr MAfIuY
Oh - - Aiaaha huiiitna Is =
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nAoNr Nnun MAnY An


II The star Main 1909. lnd
tlss The star vii tall ana coli
lect the BIN ana viii send 90
Nou the answers Go Your al ahcn
addressed Care The Star"
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
AnNERftSEMENTs lAelp
Wanted. Lost and Found. For
Rent. FER sale, eto.l One Cent a
Werd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS.
"a Merds Three Times tor -
Cehta.
seven words er fractions ~
words Go the line. fash in adj
vance WHOM charged e. ace
count actual number Of lines ae
set Will be counted. Minimum
hill fot an "ad So cents Hat
lard Want AZ Agency, T. n.
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city Halt
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P|ONEERPASSES
AWAY

Mrs Mary A. Gaffnev. one Of ny
pioneers Of the Pacific coast, ana
epdaughter OF Capt William
Ronton. founder Of the Port Blake
ley mills. died Saturday evening
az the residence Of her son. Edward
.Gaffney. 1907 Belmont ay Mrs
Gaffney WAS 6S years Of axe, ana
had been ailiug for the last three
years. her death being the imme-
diato result of an acute chronic az
tack
Mrs. Gaffnoy's property holdings
In Seattle and San Francisco ale
rated az about S2,OOOOo0 Her has'
band has been dead for IS wears
Mrs + ". Sackman a sister, hfes
In Seattle.
The following children SURVIVE
Edward GaffuCy manager OF ihs
Hotel Cecil. Mrs. r. " Clayton'
Of Seattle. Mrs Josephine struse
Of Seattle. Mrs. william HerafieA
son. of san Francisco. and eeo'Ae
W Livingston. Of Seattle, -.
Rev. Il II GowCn viii eill.las
at the funeral services, to pe ~.
tomorrow afternoon az . oeT .
nc the residence OF Edward os'
uey Burial viii be at takellew-.
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un Fufefai A. fsf8na Neianterf tsafh
fire level iut al lHHHfua srnrufs 90 a.
4si1. O. 90 terms
EIass to Mish aftaaal aud hair tiafk fraan
HsH csr lice nesi7s. level. fiur taiidina
etc O. 90 terms
Nsw fauf faufa eatisFs 90 rsr iins nice
laf fms viaW o. So half eanh
f1vs roam maasfn eHftaKs rorurut hasa
sent Hner Hafnnf fret CHASE tarhiifH.
tlaas Co. car a tarHaln e. Toe haif cash
Flns visu SO ttzaIIa ens hinrk ffaml
a. lsqsi salsnSfd hailafnK sifs o. -
So cash. hataure Easy
AMERICAN HEAI EsTATE co.
80 To rfaussf HifH
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1sretLG SLOWLY SINKING.

v n Estelle. head 81 the local
United States immigration office. is
noe said 90 be- dying ~ Providence
hospital. where be has been con
fined faf several weeks with heart
aud kidney trouble Hope for his
recovery. nlihuuEA slim az first.
frightened until the iasi few DAYS.
= hen Il was learned that he was
slowly sinking Its condition today
Naa much weaker than yesterday,
and death o. thouehl 20 BE- merely
matter % a teN days ~ the
hest
aiIaw 60 Win a Strike" Mills.
ss#t..t.. sfi....t SO
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F ~ sE1F

AtA So 1900.
eaNh tNntls s. feet ffum ffrWHut tiaifa2A
esf level sisafHa Il tN tntlutinE HHft
EHgn % g. FHuf lafH 43fHntHF haf &c
800 thsaa Haia iaHt esss 90 e. ~
tfia 10 itf cheapest haf ~ thia aiHfItHt
Hl fuEHfuHu mHuuiHn a ftdfuTTs
tiH DuiuaH htsa ~ Hs4 ata
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owing to the freight tisap i n',,
the east our now stock of zine Va .
Umbrellas were delayed SIX w W. ~
and have Just arrived In oraei "a "a
close them out before Chris'ins@s ..rsh
win sacrifice them Ct ons-aos .h,s
off regular prices. Don't miss ~ "a
opportunity. Chicago leWei'' zee
fqo1 Second av.
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onr aha Ha half sfrra ~ rina
level tuttrH elites ca Hrat
~ $50 affk II fts nsa
thll HaEat Hha rufEHaaff ~
ttla faH easily frHNiH hla
rlfnsf tn 81 Hsst if uiaafhs
cr a. s#an HHffef fhah fHaf
Naa iaas tAif faah ltfiaf
90
AfEfHrN GO
tls WasHihafen ulask
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CHEAP lots ~ fgef idTT - -
washington aud car line cumming 10 49,,
water only $40 60 llha tefins Al ~
month the new canal viii make them
worth thgusa uds See Hlliman's saieamen
iadaF IN Times Block before they are All
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Name ....................... Ase.ss
Address
".
aoanaly sleep through Christmas hsv
I'D stay oIen
e everything a
3 e. II sks
little be about hs
dragged from the stocking the manel Here
q eoE
Ga O possible.
he Is Joe
wish
~hs
prizes the hest pictufoA
Ito Be- ContluuedA
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LOOK

hNAla Will RHtf CHEAP uEronr
NlHihNA luta in Allentown. block
flw each other lots not ~ Eood til
thlh ADDITION, HulH fer $500 win allen aaHl
t.hllnlu W goa two tiu tafH lu 0lauus "a
lhfk Addition. NFpen Lake District a. Il
p innuh each About go rash Aalrsa5
- .Atg aisf Give rhnnr number -
snap Two lots ahnHf half block fT1Im
eaf oh NHluier Boulevard ana Atlanta a5s
y" ~. some iWpfuf efuauta. o. 1000 Own
~ Address DIS tsiif
i"f Sole Pour lots Mslno ra8m h00ss'
hnrth llf
fNh BALE HN oWhEW
Ntflu Yet fnxtgl aznd ave Naats,,, a.
", .liln' Fellow market No cummlraina
lhone. ballard tkf VA ID =
~ fasht tote. Southeast h aTtle i,
.tn,h ty car, blocks ffem station Owner.
A~s' hte' II
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HIRE o. a GOOD BrY ~ acres on
effnaf n fWa rrnda land is ali level mdtt
q if very easily cleared price fgal. hair
cast. balance long time
HuuTHT MAfsfHK
$3.50 90 Alaska Building Is 10
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Ise
SPECIAL NOTICES.

econ NEWS Fou sUFfERiNn
tUH5aHffq Absolute eHHs aHaHaHtteA ~
hhsuHiatsa, rafsifsia uefs atis aissases
efzs5F4 900 fsfnta raaHltHus fHUfn fhrunta
tta5i HH afasF fHusaH HfaHsafH ffaHkfe 80
49, AIstAsa aHtrtasflIH treated h1 sweat
uaHnnu tsatefpath tH Naiauan. ttNe
tNAm1eattn f1ar paa4ls ffes e chafsr
- E1th Ave Has nHaH AaEhHsh
Taks taesaan stgost esF Telephone
E#I "
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How 60 Win a Strike" Mills.
taeiallaf Temple 80
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WATER FRONT FARM % acre.. 81
sores bottom land. balance good upland
81 nearly level 10 acres IN cultivation %
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