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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-29
SEATTLE BASEBALL MA6NATES
TO ATTEND LEAGUE MEETING
james p. Agnew. One of the Owners
OF the Northern Team. VIII Re-
tire From the Field

SEATTLE Nov 2S-=Russ Hal. man
agar and part owner Of The Seattle
Baseball Club. viii leave Friday night
or Saturday for Los Angeles 70 attend
the annual meeting Of the Coast
Lea que. He will be accompanied by
Mrs Hall who Is sister OF Pitcher
Charlie Halls wife
James P Agnew. the other owner OF
the Seattle team viii leave Monday FOR
Los Angeles At the conclusion OF the
meeting Agnew will retire permanently
from baseball
Hall anDounced tonight that the na-
tionai commission had approved ais ac-
ton in selling Rube Eickers 70 the
Philadelphia Athletics. Agaew has
presented Mr. and Mrs. Hall with &
handsome silver table service
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Sensational Fight Ends Suddenly in
the Tenth Round at Colma
By r. a. S11xtI1

He followed up this advantage in the
eighth round, using his left for Jabbing
and then bringing over his right to the
head Thompson came back with a
hard right 10 the body and left 10 the
head. He swung twice. but missed
both times Near the end of the round
Powell sent a right 10 the body that
took some Of the steam out OF Thomp-
son
Powell was using his right more
freely in the ninth round. and scored
with it several times TO the head In
the previous rounds his seconds had
cautioned him about using this too
freely as they were afraid that when
he drew. it back his opponent would
beat him TO the. punch
BETS NOT DECLARED OFF.
The spectators who wagered on
Thompson tried to- have all bets de-
clared OF. but as the referee was con-
vinced that foul had been committed
he refused 70 make the necessary de-
claration in the ring. hPoweil was a Z
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TO 10 favorite in what betting was
done
Thompson was well seconded BY
Harry Foley. Joe Thomas Tommy West
and Rawhide Kelly IN PowelTs cor
ner were Billy Murnape, Hurley, Kevie
and Kammerline As Al Neill Frank
Mcconnell and Joe Thomas have CON-
pleted their training for tomorrow
nights fight they were a. the ringsids
and were Introduced by Billy Jordan
The Congo Kid was disqualified IN
the third round of lii>- fight with Jack
Johnson. some of his seconds jumped
in the ring
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istter's nose bleeding and right eye
laid open IN the early rounds OF the
IgLL Burns. too. was severely pun
ished about the face. his nose being
hlOodied and his left eye completely
closed ~ the termination OF the fight
The men showed evidences Of the Bit
terest feeling toward each other
throughout the fight II looked about
the middle OF the fight as though Burns
would win easily. O'Brien was almost
EroEgy al different stages and the
knockout seemed not improbable But
IN the sixteenth round O'Brien- who had
rested II the cilnches. appeared
strengthened and for while carried
the 6ght 10 his opponent Neither man
scored q knockdown during the nghL
JeTries' refereeIng was eminently sat
ssfacrorv Jerries experienced tne
greatest difficulty n prying the men
apart from the tenacious elinches IN
every round OF the fight
BURNS CLAIMS DECISION
after the hghr Burns said:
T won fairly and I think the de-
Cisfon was bad. I chased o Brien miles
au over the ring Just compare our
faces and draw your own conclusions
OBrien said
Il an very well satisfied with the de-
cision. Jefries did Tire right thing.
Z ourooinred Burns. 7 think. but / was
little light for him Hereafter l
shan feht in the uiddle-wetght class
Burns was q bit stronger than / ex-
recreF and he fought = good 1ght
Referee Jerries. defending his de-
.-ision. said
There was nothing 70 warrant oe-
-iSson in favor Of either. Both were
strong "a the finish There was not
enough leading done 70 justify the Sc
lection Of the best man
DISPUTE OVER BELT
When o-Brien and Burns entered the
ring 0-Prsen found serious fault with
Pu~ns- belt. which he claimed was an
inflated affair As the men conferred
and ouarreled over the matter. Referee
TeT~ies seemed absolutely al sea over
ehe proposition. which was new 70 him
o-Brien contended that under the rules
MS opponent could wear nothing but
lare trunks Burns insisted that he
would not remove the belt
delay Of fifteen minutes ensuec
while The men disputed Burns insisted
@uIkzlv that he would not allow . bT-en
10 inspect his apparel. nor would ne
remove rhe portion objected TO Burns
also objected 10 O'Brien's bandaged el-
bow A proMsition was offered, ana
O'Brien zsseEec. that the TWO men
should fight wearing only supporters
Burns demurued-
Al Ip-I5 p m. Burns agreed 10 take
OF the Objectionable bsndage IL was
an inflated flannel affair that covered
the Iower part Of his abdomen OB-ien
was greatly pleased and bowed right
and left 10 the crowd. which responded
with mingled Kisses and cheers de al
tempted 10 address the crowd but the
spectators deri6s6- him In return he
danced a Jig in the center Of The ring
Burns retired 10 remove the bandage-
He was loudly chee1ed when he re-en-
tered the ring
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RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 2s.zFair
grounds results.
First race. six fuTlongs-L won. Judge
Burroughs second. Gold Circle third Tine
1.15 %.
Second race. I've and half furlonss-Miss
Ferris Won Pulque second. Esrdaat third Tine.
1.aa
Third race. seven fnr3ongs-Pink Star won.
Mortib0y second Spider Web fhirt Time
1-29 s-5.
Fourth race. fre furlongs-colliouoy won De
Orc second Sir Toddingfon third Tine 90 s-s
Fifth race i've and half furiongz-Abjure
1,07 2-5.
Sixth race. one nile and an eighth-Fjorizel
Time, 1s55 %
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POSTPONE TRAIN ROBBERS TRIAL

MARSHALL. No. Nov. 2S-The pre-
liminary hearing Of Jesse Clyde Rum
sey OF Chicago. theNconfessed train rob
Der. set for this morning. was post
pOned until tomorrow morning The
Chicago and Alton detectives who Sc
cured Rumsey'S confession yesterday.
continued today 70 question the prisoner
regarding other crimes which they pro-
fess 10 believe he has committed.
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WANTS SEIZURE Of
MARQUIS LAND

LONDON. Nov 2s--willianl Dufrv
member OF Parliament for South Gal
way. introduced a bill into the House
of Commons today providing for the
appropriation OF $1,000 acres from The
Marquis of ClanricErde's estate. He
explained that he desires the Govern
ment 10 compulsorily acquire the prop
erty. thus permitting the Marquis. who
declines TO sell under the land act TO
--betaken himself TO some other corner
of the world. where his extraordinary
talents and activity will be more an
preciated. as his blighting presence is
a standing menace TO the peace of Ire
land
There is no chance of the bill passing
during the present session of Pariia-
ment
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Both Badly Battered During
Struggle for the Mastery

Los ANGELES. Nov 28-@Philadephia lack OBrien and
y Burns OF Los Angeles tonight fought twenty rounds
before the Pacific Athletic Club draw When the
ound the the of the ring engaged terrific
struggle tor the The whole upper part OF their bodies
covered with blood While es held the gloves OF both fight
shout OF dsaPproval from the Burns followers who
believed their had Burns, who fought like bulldog
from the beginning the end always the aggressive crowd
ing his opponent the and frequently rushing him about the
ring, almost fight The fighting practically from the round
the last terrific and Burns landed undoubtedly
blows Khan his opponent they great
force Q Briens footwor however clever. and his
ucng saved him and from punishment Burns.
however. landed blows
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HEAVY RAIN Ar san JOSE

SAN JOSE. Nov 2s.-Heavy rain be-
gan at noon today. accompanied by a
strong south wind The air is cold.
and il is doubtless showing in the
Hamilton range.
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MRS. CAREY To BE
HELD IN PRISON

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2s = Mrs.
Mary Carey OF this city. who was ar
rested last night on suspicion Of hax-
ing caused the death Of two Of her
children her husband and two other
persons by poison in order 10 collect
the life insurance. was today given
hearing before police magistrate and
committed 10 prison 10 await the action
OF the Coroner's jury
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Lew Powell gained an unexpected
victory over Cyclone Thc6npson in their
fight last night at Colna in the tenth
round The struggle was a desperate
one every inch Of the way. and when
il was over the spectators were d.
vided in their opinion as to which
man would have won had the fight
been allowed to proceed The blow
which laid Powell writhing on his
back in the ring was short right up
percut. which landed in the groin Pow
ell s.as unable TO continue. and Referee
Roche called the club physician, Dr. H
G. Plymire TO make an examination
He said that while there was no exter-
nal evidence of a foul blow ii might
have been possible that the boxer was
fouled-
Powell was in evident physical dis
tress and it was some time before his
seconds could remove him from the
floor of the ring 10 his corner and
thence ont of the ring The fight was
one of the fastest and most bitterly
contested seen here in some time In
the early stages Powell seemed tinaid
and his hitting was not as effective as
IL has been in the past. He took
an incredible amount of punishment
about the body. and about the fifth
round it did not seem he could go
From the seventh round he seemed
to gain in confidence and freshened
up. and was Furnishing Thompson Sc
verely about the head and body.
Thompson is a seasoned ringster. and
in the early stages Of the fight he
seemed to pay no attention to Poweils
blows He fights after the style of Bat
tling Nelson and is continually boring
in. giving an opponent no chance 10
rest. He did but little leading but
was quick to rush into close quarters
and then slam away with both hands
POWELL WEATHERs STORM.
He had Powell's body a livid RED
from the effects of his blows. and it
seemed the ex-amateur could not stand
the severe bombar6ing- He weatfered
the storm. however. and in the later
rounds was able 70 block most .of the
blows
The fight was marked by viciousness
throughout and both men bled profuse-
~ before they had been in action many
minutes.
PoweIrs friends would not have
given much for his chances up TO the
seventh round but in that period he
came up with a rush and punished
THOMPSON severely He shot up his
right fwice in blows that shook I'D
Thompson and also gave him a assevere'
peppering with both right and left to
the head
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WASHINGTON. Nov 2s.-Aehsah D..
Miller has been appointed postmaster
al Butte City. Glenn County, Cal, vice
Birdie IL Miller, resigned.
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Round EIGHT
ROUND NINE

Burns met o. Br5en 10 The latter's corner vita
<srare rirht the Jaw and t1eT cli1ched
-f5-rr Ir@riee broke them viii dif1cuifr-
Burns riziit Ter rihS Was short i11 i1n11ellatslF
-r--~-s-S irr-Sed : STR right % the bad He
7zrdeS rirnt On o Brien'E face. which was
ccrrref with biood. Burns was tTTinE 70 land
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ROUND TwNTY

Burns attempted 70 strike with his left arm
and Ie1ries used al his strength % force them
apart from clfDch- His efforts suffced TO
keep them apart b1t a-S1ort time. Burns sent
his left 10 the head they broke. Burns ap-
peared somewhat less TiEorc1s. and weakened
when O 'Brien planted 3 hard left 70 the Jaw.
IN a cIinch that followed Burns head was seen
70 wobble and he was not 30 vicious He clrfng
fullF twenty seconds 70 avoid punishment. and
Je1ries used his Sheolders 70 push Burns away.
Ire entire house standing
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ROUND EIGHTEEN

Both men were fast and appzrently lot Tired
The round commenced They rushed hard
Both appeared cautions As II the fight had Just
begun OBrien rocked Burns head with q
sti1 left Burns slipped inside two leads.
o Brifl 5sbbed his nan fEiceN lightly with z
Light left. and repes ted the performance. dane
ing uiu1biy srou1d the ring outside OF Burns
vicious blows. which feIl short Burns how
ever VAS sfin aggressive and succeeded IN
planting s left jEb 10 the stomach while en-
tering elinrA- Hcno-s were even bur o Brien
was using his left 70 some advantage
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ROUND FIVE
ROTND SIX

Burns. with head down and eyes eager, co1-
-fruef 70 follow his nan around rne rag.
.r-55-srr - SD Z straight left. and they
.-fir~trf Burns r1unred o Brle1- asking hin
- x-4rd and 6Etr- O'Brien kept away and
r,---e -er-eafef the fnvfrarlOn- Iner cilncneo-
il-r-Irr rro-fed circles about his opponent ocra-
s-.---r1- 5es6s-c TIE crowd displayed clssa11s-
rs--7-1 sd rr-ed O'Br5en % 1ghI- Burns
rienfef bis lefr three times % the head IS the
eorr sounded
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Round NINETEEN

Burns Eas riciously aggressive hut O-Brien
wrapped him In embrace that required the
referee % break o'Brien pUr right 10 n e
chin and left 10 the face In clinch Burns
put left over 70 the face O'Brien tried three
times 70 land = left which he found had the
effect Of keeping Burns at distance. Burns
blocked left hook and took q right 10 the
chin Burns slipped under straight left and
sent right 70 o'Brienss body hsrd They were
clinching most of the tine. and were locked in
an embrace when the round closed without ad-
vantage 70 either Burns left eve was closed
The crowd was o1 its feet, expecting that the
fight would 90 the limit
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ReUND FOUR

Burns uss hisSad far Aitting iu ciincbes he
-rrnruu-e.s to rescsl % Blsen's car they were
rlrse-r locked reze-hcr- % Br5el pEf = rle1- .
-te shorIEer Burns ducEed q sfra -Ebf left and
-her clsnehef As they separated Buns put q
rIri.r hoak u the izE- q Brie1 eiererly escaped
frrr \ torner They exchanged right and let's
l1-Flrfer missed & stl6 unperert tie gong
sounded TIE r0r1d was rather tame vita 4
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o-Brien lsadei left uppercuf and Rnrns
l-sled left book Burns slipped going allncst
- the noor while pursuing O'Brien- In 3 ciineh
lie reached Up with short upsse-cIr taaf
caught . BT5eL Just above the belt 'Brtan uuf
straight left 70 the mouth and followed xffh
tap tie head Again O-B-iea-s hff
reaele1 Burns face The Phiiadelphisn seemed
il Unleh better Shafe than heret0FJre. Hfans
tried % slip over left snd right IN eInch.
His left eve was closing Tht. sr5rs flsSel
Fisorousiy The men rnssed SaFsseiy N
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ROUND SIXTEEN

They met in a eli1eh into which @ Brien was
pushed ~ his seconds Burns missed Z right
q stFs iEht left 70 the face. They cliacaed again
ard Burns. IN breaking away jzbbed OfBrien
twice with tie left Burns seconds protested
against o'Briels bolding his Burns right
glove A. they broke from : eli1ch O -Brien
landed lishr right hook and Burns c0untered
With q left 5eb 70 The ear zenries worked hard
70 selzrs1e rbeul theE clUac together o Brten
PM E-lG right 10 the . the gong sounded.
he round was IN . 'Brie1's favor 10 yerF slight
-
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Ro,ND sENErTEEN

They net in the usual cilnch and JsTries
services were ia immeLiate demand O'Briel
ripped IN 8 stiff uppercur and escaped : rusi
hg Burns infc neHTrGl corner O'Brien PIT
left hook 10 the body and followed With tUs
straight lefts 10 the face both appearing efec
tive ~ BriFn landed straight left 10 the 81.
aud they elilched. holding until Je1ries broke
-hen- Burns managed 70 reach O Brfez wisl
a iiEhr eft hook and missed savage rigA
swing moment later O'Brien put home I
stf1 5sb 70 the chin and received 3 left - II.
i-eiT- The gong rang with The men n . cfincb
Tie crowd booted vigorously because Burn.
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DEATH OF mR. MuRcH'soN.

r. VI. Murehison O.. Head. he was
not widely KNOWN IN Flouds. though
the editor aud publisher Of n ussr ft.
Gle metaphysical monthly paper. the
name ot which ne changed several
tlmes 10, home vas 10 Langrrd
where he poblished HE sheet. but he
died N psLand. where he vas IN the
habt OF wotEing "a the printing oihccs
aweek Or twoesoh month 90 get money
tn enable him 30 Irint ha oWn pApsr.
Wh'ch he did apparently for the plras-
are ne d rec from airing hts peculiar
IDEAS. lie was an aged man. aud his
death was due TO paralysis. liks a
number ~ other men ~ the same
ciass, Nurchisoa was something Of an
enigma. bic msutai maksap being on
dlnersat liass from lhs general aver.
Ass. bat nos THAI ~ 10 ali over with
him 10 v,Il sleep jnst sc q1,etly
and comfortably A. 4 re had hasn
loved aud honorva n = nSt,On aud
laid in hw testing place ~ . multitude
Of wespets 90 Tampa Times.
MI. NuFchssoa WAs employed on Tho
Sun s~sesal year, agu. aud wsrked
very steadily uni,l 20 saved suaic,ea,
moasy 20 Purchase material With which
10 pr,ns hs i,tis paP-S lie as ~.
cred,ogiJ oaivt Ia dtspostlon aad vas
an exc~tlsns cbmru.itur
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-02

rhet- 10 more cNtarta ,n the sses,on
VI the elantFy Tran az lth~t d,sea.rs
pat together, sui gailt me asa isw
years zee sappOs~d fo 20 aeuraoir
FSss great many yrar. aSclor. sru-
uoasc~d 70 locai fnss.r sna ~.
scnBed iacai rru-d,ss. ana - raa-
staBtiY failing a. ctre wtts ca, trva,.
usnt. p-sooancr1 ,s reuSsu.s -.
ese, 20. p.rv~n eassrs1 g. 10 ,u.,,.
tu,icna, .svsss SOD ihsrs1orv r~uattr.
'oustaations. ,trstmsut Hsus "a.
'affa Cav ransiscfnr~i y
Ctsaey a rl,eao. pata. tar
5a.S conssiiati5bsl saF~ "a tas az.
Sst .ts .xken ntstpaiJ a las-.
'rnsn ~ q rcVs a. i~sspooaiul lei
saas teetlI GA &c tisol sad ssueea.
sasises. "a ,te sYsasm. rasY sss
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-02
POT A PREMIUM ON BEAUTY.

The son commends the following.
whieh 10 taksn from The - Augustine
Record. 10 the Gainesville Hoard Of
Aldsrmsni
"improvemsat' Of . certain chArAo.
tee should not initiate against the
ppopsssy involved by raising the As-
sssameRI This tends To discourage
ths saorts TO bsauliiT private prv-
mace. Ornamental plants. neat lAwns
and an occasional coat OF paint all
eontFibats - enhance she appearance
and SaiSs Of property bat the general
public as Wpl 40 the ownst Of the i'm
psoEed place sRloys ,ss sttTsctivr sp-
peafaner Rather impose an Add,.
,ioaal tan on ths neglected Did eye
sofee that dstFaat irom abe cty's APP
peaFahes sd award = premium for
seah Adornments that reader homss
ha ornament ~ the city Let 10 bs
understood that the Asses.sd valas
shall nos 10 Increased go s0eh in.
pfoxemsats 80 tho.e mentioned. and
ths sood tss.s 81 oar c,ut-ns will ,oon
be in svidenee "a every pArt II re
eify."
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QUESTION: OF PASSES.

\ That section Of the Interstate raj.
road rate law relating 90 me giving oi
ire pssses by common carriers is as
follnws,
$50 common carrier subject 20 the
provisions Of this act shall. after Jan.
|. 1897. directly ~ indirectly. ssne ~
give au interstate free ticket. free
pass. or free transportation 'oP pas-
ssBgers. except - its emploVes and
their families, 10 officers, agents. sur
ReOn.. physicians aud attorneys ~ Law {;
60 ministers OF religion. travelling
secretaries ~ railrosd young m-n'-
Christian assnriatioas. inmates ~
hospitals and chauiAbls and eie-nosy-
nary in,itutions. snd persons eH ,lusire-
" engaged IN charitable sRd eiesmo- p-
nary work 20 indiReAt. destitute. anu
homeless psreans. and tOsnch persor-
when transported Nv charitable sOci-
cites or hospitals. snd the necessary
agents employed in such 'ranspOrts-
ton 10 inmates OF the nGtionai b 'm-s
or state homes for disabled volunteer
soldieFs, aud of soldieFs' ani sailors
homes, ineluding those about 20 enter
aud those returning home after dis
charge. and boards Of managers OF such
homes TO necessary csretaksFs Of live
stock poultry and iruit 70 employees On
sleeping ears. express ears and ~ line
men OF telegraph aud telephone COM
pani-s, % railway nail service en- ,
pioyps. postoiiire Inspectors. customs I
i1.p-ctors. snd immigration lnspee- /
tor, % urwsOoys on rains. bsRgsRe /
agents. W. nessss attending any legsi /,
10 Which the common /
carver - Interested. persons injured /
IN wr-css and phJHcians and nurses
attending such peponsi Provided,
hat this provision shah not be con.
'trn~d 20 prohibits the interchange
" rasses f1r the otiiceFs' agents. And
employees 81 common carriers aud
heir families; nor 20 prohibit any
common carriers from carrying pss-
sngers Tree with the ooj-ct OF provid-
nR feiiei "a cases OF general epidemic.
,estileBes or other cs,amiiops vista
IONS.
Any common caPrirFs violating
hi. provision shall ne deemed guilty
4 q misdemeanor. aud ioVeach oaeuse
N conviction shall pay 20 the United
,btes = penalty ~ nOt less than tlD
or more than $4,000. aud any person
iher than the persons eNcepted N
his provision, VINO uses snY such in
srstate free ticket, free pass. ~ free
shah be subject TO Ai'
Iks penalty
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sERMONE TTRS

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A cOnbiry cas- nsvsr he greater than
her sons.
4 man in shallow well don't need
"a ling rqpe.
Even whispered word csn hy a
thousand miles.
However long the river Howe. AZ last
IL wiil resch the sea
II ESQ easy 70 rel 'i-e N sfFilct,ors,
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woods blss@ you ont wsy
Watch cot that the uodsV.dog - not
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pS,r OF goggles.
Th- shadow may 20 the price We pay
for sunshine. Tesrs are the interest
on the loan for little while.
This 'rsrt-eowardice, and tie 50
common-Hnds its origin N The crn-
ssiousness thst We sre not what We
seem 10 be.
n he elevator leading 20 he TIN
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'o,s, snd IN tnrn ia put down ~ ~
blasted TOOL opght 70 contius them
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,oint. Two men aRree not because
he objects II pursuit become The .
sm-, bot because their VIEWPOINTS !
correspond.
Ev-vy successful fnancisr will tell
ou that the one great effort OF his life /
ra- the .aving ~ the frat hund red
ollars 10 that feat re learned the
90 OF economy
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ast army that proposes 70 lug over
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. MAKE this country free enough for
has - making u too free for he rest
tus
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isrches through rsris one of his ular-
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