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Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
SANTA FE TIME TABLE.
PHOENIX.

POLICE coURT-Two trunks were i fined five dollars each yesterday in | police court and a man named Welch. | convicted of vagrancy. was jailed for 1 fifteen days.
 VISITING RELATIVES-Mrs. John 1 Alsop of Los Angeles arrived in the city yesterday. She will be here for few weeks visiting her sister, Miss l Clara Zunkel.
 1 A LOST STORY-The manuscript copy of a story. Dolly Dotson. Inva- ! lid" was yesterday found on the street and left at this office where it can l be had by the owner
 THE PRESBYTERIAN C. E.-The l C F.. society of the First Presbyterian church will give a colonial tea this evening in the church parlor. A cor dial invitation is extended to all. A WASHINGTON TEA-The ladies aid society of the Presbyterian church will give a Washington tea today from to D. m. in the church parlors- Gentlemen as well as ladies are cor dially invited.
 MINING OPERATORS - Among thos visiting the city yesterday were Chas E. Mills. superintendent of the Detroit Copper Co. at Morenci and Assistant Manager French of the Cop per Queen at Bisbee.
 LEFT FOR HoME-J. J. Byrne, general freight and passenger agent of the Santa Fe coast lines, left last evening for his home in Los Angeles. after spending several days very pleas antly with Phoenix friends.
 A WIcKENBURG BOYS JoB-C. E. BursOn, a young man well known through this part Of the country, has secured a position with the reclama- ton service at Cody. Wyo., and will shortly leave for his new station.
 A SURVEY MAN-Francois Math- CTS. an inspector of the |. :. geologi- cal survey. arrived here yesterday on a tour of inspection of typographical work being carried on in the terri tory by the government. He will leave today for Roosevelt.
 SOCIETY MEETING-The w H. NJ society of the First NJ. F.. church will meet at the residence of Mrs. C. A. Massie. 425 West Van Buren street today at 2:SO D. m. All the ladies of the congregation and strangers par
 
 COUNTRY ClUB-The Country club will recognize WashingtOn's birthday by a general open social gathering this afternoon. There will he tennis and golf tournaments and from to o'clock a musical program will be given by the Arizona School of Music.
 WANDERING GEoGRAPHERS- The excursion that the freshman class in physical geography took yesterday was a success, all the questions be- fore the class being satisfactorily set tied. The freshmen were taken to their destination on a hay rack drawn by four horses.
 A KENTUCKY VIsIToR-John s. VanWinkle. a prominent capitalist of Danville Ky. is here this week visit ing friends and studying water con ditions under the Tonto project and incidentally looking after his mining interests in the Big Horn district near Wickenburg He has partalSen of an ostrich egg omclet. drank of the wa ters of the Hassayampa and now feels
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22

partment. Mir. Smith having been a former schoolmate in Calvert, Texas.
 "PIGS IS PlGS"-So A. J. Houston of Tempe has found out. Yesterday he completed the purchase of a car of load of Berkshires from A. Stark weather and George Tompkins. He paid seven and eight cents for them. They have been sent to his ranch eight miles south of Tempe. Hogs are very scarce in this valley just now.
 BACK TO TENNESSEE-Dr. Sut- ton. who has had charge of the county hospital for some time as resident physician. has resigned and with Mrs. Sutton will leave tonight for their former home in Tennessee. pr. Sut- tons work at the hospital is highly complimented by the board of supervi- sors and it is said he was very pop ular with the patients at the hospital
 A BACK NUMBER WANTED-The Republican is just now prepared to buy back some of its papers at a sharp advance over the original selling price- The business office has exhausted it's supply Of the Republican of the date of Jan. 17th of this year and will pay twenty-five cents a copy for a few copies. It will beside greatly appre- ciate the receipt of at least one or two copies of that date.
 MRS. WILLIAMS IlL-Mrs. IT. N. Williams whose health has not been good for Q long time was taken quite i'll yesterday and for time was deli rious. A story was circulated that she was recently left a large fortune through the death of a brother iu Mexico and that news of his death was the cause of her indisposition. The story was greatly exaggerated. however. Her brother. who was for merly a school teacher here, did die some time ago and left cousiderab~ sum of money in Mexico. but by the time the estate is settled and the money converted into American ex- change the amount received by the heirs will not be large.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
2'!zl4OO 2!
 BIG PARLOR MATCHES
 FOR 15c
At DAVIDsoNS CASH STORE for this week ONLY. Our regular price on these matches is 25c.
 PAINT! PAINT! PAINT!
 GOOD PAINT.

Faint for the rouse; falnt TOT the Floor; Paint for the Furniture; Paint for the Barn; Paint for the Buggy; Da- wilson's Cash Store.
 70 Patterns Moore's Steel Ranges in 40 patterns. Asbestos lined boiler rivetted, Drop Oven Doors. Nice big square seamless ovens, quick bakers, fuel savers, price from s2o to SIS. The s2o and s2t Moore's Ranges are as qood if not the best range made for the price. The Moore's Ranges from $50 to s75 are equal to any range made. Call and see them for your self.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
E. L. Andrews & Son 28-3o N First Ave- Phoenix Ariz

FRESH HEALTH FOODS-Ship- ments arriving constantly from the Battle Creek. the Colorado and the St. Helena Sanitariums Health Food companies. Delicious, ready to eat canned and packed goods. Pure Food Depot, 21 South First avenue.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
GONE TO NEW YORK.

Mir. Ike Diamond of the Boston store left Sunday morning for New York City on a purchasing trip.
 While in the metropolis Mir Diamond will establish an office for a resident buyer who will forward the latest styles to the Boston store at least twice a week
 This is an innovation for a Phoenix store and shows the progresslveness of the one in question.
 Mir. Diamond will be away about six weeks
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
FIREMEN. ATTENTION!

All members of the Phoenix fire de- partment are requested to meet at tse engine house Friday. Feb. 22, at 2:S0 p. m.. for inspection. as required by our bylaws. By order of
 c. F. BELLAS.
 Chief P. F. D. Attest:
 J. M. SHOTT. Sec. P. F. D.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-22
OLD ACQUAINTANCE RENEWED

Hill Calvert is Phoenix visitor. be- ing en route from Prescott. where he has been on official business. to his home in Tucson. MT Calvert is as- sistant route agent for Wells Fargo X Co. with headquarters at Tucson. Mir. Calvert was born and raised in Calvert, Texas. that town having been named after his grandfather. Yester- day there was a very pleasant meet ing between him and Clifford Smith of the Republicans counting room de-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26

Straight story Of the Coast Line ard
Scaloard Deal for the Dublin
and Savannah.
,CEy the Associate PrcSe.)

- n.y. .+F F-F
Wilmington. y g. March 23.-Itc-
spccting ~ story published IN 4 New
Nork financial paper that the Atlantic
Coast Lin" Railroad Company oTiGi-
HailS acquired control Of tn Dublin
and savannah railroad III pursuance
Of an understanding With the South-
crn railway because tho latter could
o hold ii under the statues Of GeOr-
gia, President r. NJ. Emerson issued
a signed statement today denying the
report ia toto. President Emerson
stated that tho road was acquired in
order to extend it to Atlanta on the
north, and To an Atlantic coast line
connection on the south thus making
& junction between the Atlantic coast
Line and Louisville and Nashville at
Atlanta. Litigation followed the
purchase, tieinE the property UP for
more than Il year and tho surveys be
tween Atlanta and Macon We're just
completed when the AtiaGtic Coast
Line concluded an arrangement with
the Central of Georgia continuing the
route via Atlanta ana Albany under
the most favorable conditions. This
made tho extension Of the Macon.
Dublin and savannah road unneces-
sarH. An agreement had already been
made to give the Seaboard Air Limo
t~racEaGe rights over the line and Whcn
the .AtIanti Coast Line decided not
u build. Offering the property to the
~Staboard at cost and interest. conclud-
ing tho sale
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
CNMlL HOME DNZED.
Robert T.. \ooc Dies from Grippe
Scttliu. on the Brain.

Statlsyill~. \. g. March 22.-Mr-
Robert +. Nooc. Il well known travel
ing man. died yesterday afternoon ~
his home On CaFtyl street. Funeral
services were conducted at the resi-
dence this afternoon and the remains
were Inferred at lakewood cemetery
With Masonic hOnors.
MIR. Nooe's death is doub'y sad, On
account of the circumstance connect
ed with ii. lie Mas 4 man Of very
temperate habits and VAS 80 particular
about his health that he was strong
and robust and has very seldom been
confined to his bed. He was a tray
cling salesman for Turner Powell u
CO.. tob&cco manufacturers Of States
VILE. uId Went on i trip on the road
in the interest OF his firm in Janu-
airy. His last order was sent his
iirn under date Of the second Of TINS
month. and MI. Nooe WAS not heard
from unttl he arrived home last sun
day. OF tie morning train from Sails
bury. When he arrived II was no
ticed that he was in i dazed condition.
and unable to give an ccoun of him
self. TIL" physicians decided that he
had Il severe attack Of The grippe.
and THAI it had settled on his brain.
His condition grew worse II death
resulted from meningitis.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
OF BIRDS
High Point Has a Dis
tinguished Visitor.
Big Capture Of Booze Seized as il
was Being tnlOadcd in Bags
and Suit CaScS-Drouth
III ON

Especial to News and Obserycr.)
High Point, March 23.-One Of the.
most interesting and distinguished Wis
TORS High Point has had ii many
moons is in the presence and ;,crSon
81 Dwight w. Huntington. Of New
YORK, the all round artist and author,
bird n game and dog lover. well
rounded man, lawyer and citizen of
he world. The city and section as
we'll as state is indebted to I. Gilbert
Pearson, Secretary of the Audubon
Society. for the visit of Mr.. Hunting
Ton, having met him in Washington
city last Tuesday night when our bird
lover l"cturCd before the audubon So
ciety of the District of Columbia. at
the Columbia University Mr.. Hunt
ington and Mr.. Pearson spent part of
yesterday and this morning iii High
Point and the Immediately contiguous
country. having visited the preserves
Of hackay and Gould, and to-day the
BrokaW estate. Mr.. Huntington is
gathering material for an a~uthorita-
tive book on game preservation. which
will deal with farm preservation as
well as that of special enclosures and
leased tracts. He is an artist who has
won the recognition of the world. not
alone Il small area of his native Amer
lea. President Roosevelt holds him
and his work 50 highly that his card is
on presentation the immediate open
sesame above many Of the supposed
~dignftaIiCS % the land. The Scrib-
er'S-Nc YOrNS most noted pub
lishcrs-haNe had Mr.. Huntington to
do q vast deal of work for them, and
he has come to the point in the poT-
travail of his chosen art when he is
sought and no longer has to seek for
place. AS author as We'll as painter
he is known. and many of the pictures
carry the more literal color renderingS
along with his text.
High point officers last night hailed
heavily laden negroes as they left
train number 81 from Salisbury. and
relieved them of a quantity of corn
Juice that Will evidently bring con-
Eiction under the new law against the
gal]lon-quart allowance per capita.
One of the men concerned on the
train Il t~hrce-gallon jug in 4 bag. In
suit cases there were As plnts and
when the arrest was made q close
search was instituted. As corhs were
found. all the way from jug size 70
the midgets that might oNertop q baby.
size drink in Il glass.
The negroes composed the party
concerned. two of them having made
High Point negro. Watchful for a
! drink. ana known not to be d violator
of the law. assisted in removing the
nuid from the train. and was I" re
ccive half Il pin as thanks. One of
tho bunch made the happy cut and
RIM and cscaDcd. This Is the first
acute violation OF the new iaW govern
in. High Point township, which in the
hill makes the possession Of more than
) auart Drinla facic evidence of retail
ing.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
Facts POintin. 10 Guilt.

As to the trial. the evidence was al
mos. if not quite all. cir"cuunstantial N
me part of the state. and on The part
4 tho prisoner . simple attempt to
prove an abb. Harrison himself did
not take the stand. OF course. under
the rules OF evidence. this docs not
prejudice him with the jury. accord
ing the human nature. ii was u damn
ing admission. Faced with the charge
that he had been seen with the boy
at brcakncck speed during the
night. his alibi positively denied. he
sat still and silcnt while his lawyers.
Ex-Governor Jarvis, -cx-GoVernor ~
cock. Mr.. T.. T. .Aydlett battled for
could not take up his own night.
Sat silent without denial. 1t would BE-
superfluous to say that the jury did
take these facts into coHsidera-
ton.
Briefly outlined the evidence showed
for the State. through the medium Of
Il number Of witnesses:
First: That Harrison bore for Eeas-
10y q great hatred on account u tho
latter's activity in suppression of tho
liquor traffic: that he had said thar
Senato Bea-lcy ought 70 be "ta-rcd
and Gathered and tied IL 4 take and
nc would like to be the one - apply
the match": that 'Bc4sley would hc
sorry for this liquor legislation
Second. y number of witnesses on
The night of Monday. February 18th.
saw 81 mule and Il top buggy driven
rapidly along the COUNTRY roads ~
. man wll. looked like Harrison one
~ two witnesses Identified the driver
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
~p-td Her SON Iif'.

TN" happiof mother iu ,ns l'tl'
t""n nf Ava No. IS Airs itJppe.
Sh. writes tone ear ago faE 5000 Wa
down With ~tieh -rrtsu auc trpUbi.
that or physician Ha~ uu.bt, ~ h.iI
him Watn. Is eFu druggist aN!.rr !
belan giving hnH IL KING >.r bt-
cOycty. ana soon ratts.5 imr D.e
ment. kept this treatment pu fJr =
few weeks when he w. nrrf ti.
Well. H. ha- uork ] stc4dfIs inc. 30
carpenter work Or Eju. %ra TI-
epNery sawed his Hf. E-IutHufe.f
best cough 4uJ cold cur. It al Drug
eists 5pa and In" 1iaT hotfl.
free.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
GOOD TIMES PREDICTED.
Judge Bennett Thinks That the Next
Ten Wears Will be Prosperous Ones
FOR thc InarGcr-IIc Advises Boys
Bern on the Farm Never to Go More
Than :. Nile From Il Cows Tail.

CWaGcsboro Observation-Disclosures
predict for The farmers during the
ncxt ten years. a period of unmatch-
ed prosperity. The enormous out
of gold has deprecated that metal
30 per cent since 1896. BY this. |
mean it takes 80 ocr cent Less Of the
~ leading products Of OUT Industrial
life to buy ten dollars of gold than IN
1922. Moreover. we have learned 50
rapidly to this time the SOLDERING les
son Of farm life that 4 youth, born
and cared uoon 4 farm. should re-
solve never to 80 more than one mlle
from a COWS tail.
It will stagger the farmer Of l2l1
that We ever fingered about wheat
sowing.
The strong sensible young man. who
gives patient and sedulous attention to
his work, will save in tel years a
doWn-sctting reasonable assurance
against old age. MI agencies close to
the farm point precisely to success.
If we had negro labor back again, in-
stead Of tile volcanic stuff from the
basin Of the Mediterranean and foot
hills Of NesuviuS. We would have our
hands on the nuninnents of q fortune.
brethren. please take notice and fos-
ter this golden nursery. | see il COM
ing. We know what We want and how
to get il. Attention. friends.
Every acre Of land in our county
laid down i'll wheat. may make re
turns of wheat straWto the value Of So.
Good wheat straw is 4 firSt-class long
foragc-no fodder. nor clover hay.
in and out. eXceIs it. Rye straw Is
not as nutritious and digestible rs the
wheat straw. our straw more yearly
approaches it. Yet bundles of rye,
though covered With spikes-that is
beard-mav have its tenn
percd by immersion in water. and thus
serve horses without ether grain.
In the rush to chase WhiskeN out
Of our COUNTRYSIDE. trust our pto-
pie Will not forget feed for beast. We
have to live in coparcenery with cur
beasts of burden and laC,ation-cur
milk CONS. our beeVes. sheep lambs.
Kids. and along So.
II We push for grass rendered into
hay. for wheat. rye and oats ~conNertl-
bic into Il sweet blend. we shall stimu-
late nature and save ourselves. our
system demands stimulation. 1t is the
problem of the age. You can't threoh
it out.
Prudent men look for help in eNpe-
dieuts parallel to the situation. If
You refuse compromise the fight i
on and cunning. the natural defence
Of the weak. takes the run. The sun
is not Yet risen OF our parts. We Will
not isolate ourselves but embrace the
good, the situation and go on.
Il. II.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
Lawyers to Be Heard on|
lunacy Question.
ALL IN COURT


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
SPRING TRADE RUSHING.
The Nalunnc OF Business Expected 60
Exceed That OF Last car.
lEv The Associated Pres.

(By the Associated IreSS.)
New Yc@k. March 22.-Bradstreet's
tomorrow will say
Spring trade is at its height, and
the turnover bids fair IN exceed even
last years. tn" stimuli being furnished
by more faNorable weather. the APP
preach Of Easter. and visits Of u
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
AN APPEAL is TAKEN


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26
Pathetic Case of Stolen
Kenneth BeasIey.
RIDE THROUGH NIGHT
Ihrn tiac Iarui Might a. ell IIatc
Swallowed Iiinl-IIaTri-on LON.
suspected Without sufficient
prool-i;c,icu OF Cir
.'iIiil~iailCc~.

s'h - EX-SENATOR II icd-i'A' 81
Curri,1el county inrcs Tins appr"oa-
= ti,1 of reopIc aerrrllI, y-go blyc fol-
1000
events connected Mfjh the disappear
! auct Of the boy two years ago ANA tn.
{. 10 40 nq~oea.lino4 1,l 80 ma. ,ri.l il
~il.zdoelR 'hS "hich mas ittuited IA
a verdict ot guilty.
Fhr main point. however. has not
met been cleared up. can never he
| cleared up possibly. without n Confcs-
lsion. Which - cXtrcmclv unlikely.
liza kenneth BcaSicy been murder
Cd or il 10 stiff SomcUhcr. under re-
strainto IN his closing aer1ment +.
ipry solicitor a I Wara declared his
conviction that the boy was still alive
and that i conviction of the defendant
would S"i"e - restore him 70 his
hl"ther.s arms.
AGAINST his hypothesis iIc the cold
facts OF two years mysterious absence
cuilnS mh,e' . hnlidred cieWS iltS,
~ o'l,i .i'li!l.,e pa.
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49, Ia 80 : - 10 - =
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OF 4 cfliniidi o. lnt lnoSt uilSliahelI
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$rucsonnc basiS Whlci ha7 lfade fof
i1arriS"h : pe'7ie''ncc'
Feeling that Justice has II least II =
No 400" i ~ r2ocay which Iwrarfs
all hough or question Or his abduc-
tors.
The cocts IN nj. oaca which b,c its
r,raIloi .,a,Ln,,. n,Is ~ ~ .I,.aic
n3yetn,n- or 11,a,ln, rn,c ara os 20
cards fhe MISSING boz, distrcssineIy few.
III si,nnIa o. Nn,,day fha f9fb nc
February 1o05. KENNETH HeasIcv left
his nome 10 90 10 school He attend-
"a hje n1assg tbot daJ. o,d Ioft with
the otbnr children lie was seen nv
son,a oc hi. scbooln,atne CONC dovvn
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49, ,nti.I o,.iann.o - IL - - alon,
inn n1nle i hoy tnckrd unIcr !
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uhimnarinY tho rcco"nftjnn in tho
nh11, ~ no ,nnn III Eo~fnlL an
the ncyf DAY the Garth might as well
bava .v.~,lInv.,l hin, 49, 1it,o re-
i'm ba - Lncn rn,,nr, fl,,nl 49,
IN. - am,j, ~. - 1I..t
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,rcfnrn TO tbc mother ~ hnn5r ANA ,1-
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-03-26


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soUnf>. Clipping me fn~rorm.t4an -
published ana contained Ia L.ftar
from CurrituCk IL viii h.. seen mat
So, vas already under suspicion.
hat thai there was caution InNotfIng ia
Mr.. Harrison. SAYS even tnfs private
letter haas been gon. over ~Inra Tue
day. Iue through thc words rups fsr
belief iii his guilt merged d. n,
TIE nitnul story ~ he cnret uoon tnc
1919 VIC 'ould oHhf aSk ~ Ler de-
iiitll ~ ing DON 81 NY hoy. The
,iih,@d ~ inns paper Ten days
" = o'uuC''oh' Wis a. t7lioW~.
fariN Outline Of Itlidencc.
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bov xet h,t b,,o ~ -, ~,
have searched me- nnt,tn -.
hills and minis pnd.,. -. natI -
houses ever y ,ttF-In,te. f.41 49, f4e,
BAN. woods and sv1,ups tn. ..arn
inc party - ia ~ IN. 81. -.
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- " sW ne p"N ms "os bafkcd
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nrvf IN. 49, tha+ ~ 80 :
eau hin, bn r., - -
tho neXt taIa nr,e ~ last tin,. Ia -
hin, be ,y,s in NJ T,,4l - - ,a,ar
told that uptil No Li,ndS ,n,,n.I -
cd thn hovto y nj m,an's 49,.
Wboa tbn 400 eot - - 80. ba -.
81 hie 400, &C. ~, - - ~.
norlft ana u-otIl 49, H., 49,, -
in his bonso mn No mo-, rnade bf,,
LEI tbon, in ana ea,,rbaa h3s mus
h,-t 1id Az Gn1 IA, 49,
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a'o"l hoito poS' 1ilc' 100 i"o hl9tt
p'"e II ulhe = =
M,.1 = " pu77S - : =
1Hd hdu ile boA Gown 3ft"f.h MS
-. 49, :" ~ 49,
-, to - - -
i me ~" =, 49, = pos 90 oinE 49,
G"N ,' IN, - - -, -
VI 80 nvoII rIorI1 - ~. n,,.t n7nt
III, nc,r no cont bnuen and ne wa.
.,ni,a nnrth 10 an, nni5 any atten-
lion ~ hin, mill tbcv heard hin, talk
mo - rnn,,hIy Ia mo bov No one
49, san - Lrc,. hi,, = ~, h,d
= uas .uch - had 1ay II yyas raining
Ind unn,yinp ton ana snnnosc that
h. ,,as np ana had his storm
|~pread 10. If thcy had ever seen him
before. tilcv might not have known
him.
.Tho STRANGE man Mas first noticed
nv Mr. c,lcb rlrcn aS he missed by
Earco most Office, and ne did not know
Who II was and il bore on Al. Barco's
mind tbat tb, how vas 50 dissatisfied
THAT ne Mr.. palco. .phoncd 80 Nj
Jack Grl&SS ana ASKED MN - 'ii'9
10 ~ - - - ~
~ 'ii7 49,
80. - - rb.n.
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