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IDAHO

BOISE, Idaho. Aug. so.-R. NJ Jenkins
of Beclville. Idaho. was burned to death.
four persons were injured and one Is miss
ing as the result of fire which destroyed
the Commercial hotel at Caldwell.
The overturning of a lamp Is thought
to be the cause of the fire, which for y
time threatened to wipe out the entire
business portion OF the town.
PRINCETON-Muc prospecting has
been going on in the mining district sur
rounding Princeton this season. and sew
eral good strikes have been made. One
location was made by Charles Shaw, the
other by Robert Ward. The new found
mines are very rich in silver and copper.
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KENTUCKY

SANDY HOOK, Aug. SO.-A messenger
from Perry county reports that John
Smith. who turned states evidence In the
Hargis murder case, and Anse White,
important witness in the murder trial
here of Ebert Hargis, John Abner and
William Britton, were shot from an am
bush and dangerously wounded.
COVINGTON-The funeral of the late
Judge James p. Tarvin was held here.
A squad of Covington policemen formed a
guard of honor about the bier as thou
sands of friends viewed the body
ELIZAB Frank Elsen-
man, state veterinarian and assistant
Merton Tierney, of Louisville, and B. F.
Scherffius and r.. s. Hart, inspected fifty
odd dairies in the vicinity of this city
and reported them in a good condition.
LOUISVILLE-Nick Hall and Miss
Mary Blanch Armstrong, the former Of
Mt. Washington. KY, and the latter of
Shepherdville. Ky, were married In JEFF
fersonville by Magistrate Charles S. Fer
guson.
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PENNSYLVANIA

PHILADELPHIA Aug. ad-The death
wsrrant for tine hanging Of the four
gtalians 1n Lancaster on October is the
first wsrrznd fsr four persons TO be
executed in Fsrnag1Vzniz IN many years.
MAHAMOT ClTE-HThis IS the last 50
DENTS have III rstE world " said william
Fritz o. Lesa9zu11I.ss aged IS years. as he
Registered AT a hotel lasc-evening and
rur1rrii1aes6 suicide
NEADvGL1E-asnr9 wagner. the pris-
oner who is efaBHsd with sssaalting n
Fssr-'Cit Alzlsz Whicehsad, near this
aasasllt previously 10 the one upon which
he Is NOW held
EOEK-HxhititinE symptoms OF lock-
Jaw. fd1lpwitnE tlt,s removal nine days ago
o. kSz6iT zhacessed toct1. DR. A. NJ
Grove. ngrpnsr % York. was hurried to
jefferson A1apr1zl. Philadelphia
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National IRRIGATION Congres.

The Southern Pacific will sell round
trip tickets from points In Southern
California TO Sacramento and return On
August 80, 81 September l, 2. 3. 4; also
on September Z. 8, o. 10. II. u. 10. IA. ac-
count National Irrigation congress and
California State fair. Rate will be one
and one-third frst-class fare for round
trip, being from Los Angeles $3.50. with
final return limit September 16. 1907.
Further information may be obtained at
city ticket office. 600 South Spring street.
corner Sixth at Arcade depot, Los An
geles. or from any agent.
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Change in southern Pacific Time

Effective Sunday. September /. train No. II
now leaving Los Angeles for San Francisco via
the Coast line at p. m. SILL leave at $3.50
p m.
Train No. from the east now arriving at
Los Angeles at 7:i5 p. m. will arrive at 1o45
D. m.
New train. No 1Os. from Fresno. VIII ar
rive at 1880 a. m.
Train service for Smeltzer. Huntington
Beach and Newport Beach by way OF the new
line from Benedict junction to Smeltzer will
be in effect on and after September 1. Trains
leaving Los Angeles at $40 d. m, and arriv-
ing at 11:5o a. M daily, Effective September 2.
new train. No. 107. will be put the Val
ley line for Fresno. leaving Arcade depot
$3.50 p. M, arriving at Fresno at 10 o'clock the
following morning.
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ARKANSAS

ALTEK. Ark. Aug. ss-Opeiors have
been taken On large tracts o. land in
AatuE ard tine surrounding country TO
the inertia west and east By parties
Who srs prraperrize for coal, and who
ara said % clzn opening number or
ui1nsz-
LITTLE R0CE-1he hot. dry weather
q uh- rrasd wselt did considerable in
Jury Go ErDwiirs cncuon,. ard stars Arri-
crlifruzl COMMISSIONER Guy B. Tucker is
11snt f.ns <sderisrzcsc considerably dur
ing ths r1tu cen tags- Ram n badly
neefat eQsrqwhfre. and IL a number Of
1ars 11its me plsnc ID alniost completely
destroyed f1r wzrr e. moisture.
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NORTH CAROLINA


ASHEVILLE, Aug. s0.-When Mrs. Jas.
Ingle. who lives at 20 View street, at
tempted to punish her twelve-year-old
son this morning for disobedience, the
boy began striking her back and In the
scuffle that followed Mrs. Ingle fell dead
with baby in her arms.
RALEIGH-It is now expected the trial
Of DR.. and Mrs. David 8. Rowland, on
the charge of poisoning Mrs. Rowland
former husband, Charles Strange, an
engine driver last April, will be called
next month.
RALEIGH-The work of the new public
school building for Raleigh is being pushed
with all possible speed. 1t looks now.
however like it will not be ready in time
for the opening of the schools this fall.
CHARLOTTE-Mrs. Emma Nutall and
daughter, Miss Mabel. have returned to
the city from Montreal.
Miss Helen Mallory has returned from
New York, where she went several weeks
ago on account of the illness of her
brother, Mr.. Sheppard Mallory, who re-
Gently died.
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MISSISSIPPI


NATCHEZ, Aug. 30.-The big towboat
sprague passed down this forenoon, push
ing an immense fleet of coal boats, some
of which she dropped here for the Monon-
gehela Coal and Coke company.
+ BOONEvILLE-There is no material
change in the cotton crop since last re
port. Had a fine rain andsprobably this
will be some Improvement.
The cotton crop has not changed In the
last two weeks.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lake, the beau
tiful thirty-acre artificial lake located In
the northwestern part of this city, was
stocked by a special agent from the
United States fishery at Tupelo with
several thousand black bass.
HATIESBURG-Negot for the
sale of the entire plant of the North
Lumber company at Bond. Miss, few
miles below Hatiesburg. on the Gulf &
Ship Island railroad, are SONAR advanced
that estimators representing the pros
pective purchasers are now in the woods
taking stock of the standing timber on
the 10000 acres which form part Of the
immense property.
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OHIO


BEREA, Aug. 30-Fred Long. So years
of age, a Cleveland slater, fell from the
roof of the German Methodist Episcopal
Orphans home and was fatally injured.
In the midst of his fall he struck an
iron rail on the fire escape and was
nearly disembowled.
MARYSvILLE-Miss Edna Wiltsee,
who graduated from the o. w. u. last
June. will leave in a short time for Salt
Lake, Utah. where she has been engaged
as instructor in French. German and
Latin in Gordon academy. She is a
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George B.
Wiltsee.
CLEVELAND-Luke Doyle, 80 years of
age. driver for the Standard Oil company,
was perhaps fatally injured when the
wagon he was driving collided with a
Nickel Plate train at the crossing at
Lorain avenue, near West Fifty-eighth
street.
KENTON-It is feared by farmers east
of Kenton that incendiaries are at work
in that section. Within the past week
three large and valuable barns in one
neighborhood have been totally destroyed,
the origin of each fire being a mystery.
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DELAWARE

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. sO.-The new
city pumping station, nearing completion
probably would have been destroyed by
fire had it not been for number Of
women OF the neighborhood. who formed
bucket brigade and kept the flames
from spreading until the fire companies
could arrive and extinguish the flames.
WILMINGTON--Jess G, Simmons. a
member of the lumber firm Of S. G. Sim
mon 4 Brother company. shot and killed
himself in his Office
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WYOMING

LARAMIE. Aug. 30.-N. F. Spicer,
a member of the council from the First
ward and president of that body, is i'll at
his home and fears are entertained that
he may not recover. Mr.. Spicer was one
of the pioneers of the county, coming here
and engaging in business at an early day.
He has served as mayor and was the con-
tractor for the splendid sewer system
built several years ago.
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OREGON

ALBANY, Aug. 30-Rev. DR.. I. d.
Driver, pioneer minister of this state,
theologian of national reputation and
well-known character in Oregon history,
lies seriously Ill at the homo of his son,
James w. Driver.
ALBANY-Farmers residing in Benton
county, just across the river from AL
bany, have formed trust to pool their
oats and hold them until the price adj
vances.
ASTORIA-The postoffice at Seaside
was burglarized by robbers. They drilled
a hole in the safe door so that the COM
bination could be slipped, and stole about
$3.50 in cash.
BANDON-The Price shipyards, which
were destroyed several weeks ago by fire.
are in the course of reconstruction. and
will be within the city limits instead of
two miles up the river as formerly The
new location is adjoining the Cody mills.
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WASHINGTON

BELLINGHAA1. Wash, Aug. 30-Friday
Harbor. the metropolis of San Juan
county. is suffering from the effect of a
japanese invasion and is shrouded in
darkness all because party of men from
Roche Harbor, neighboring town,
walked off with its electric light plant.
DIR. Capron. with two white lieutenants
and twenty Japanese. 1t is alleged, dis
mantled the plant which has been light
ing the town.
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NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, Neb. Aug. 3o.-Gov. Geo.
L. Sheldon declined the request of Pres
ident Charles F. %iebold of the West
End Business Mems association to appoint
delegates to a national convention called
to recommend state and national con-
stitutional amendents in the hope of
harmonizing state and federal jurisdiction
and authority
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NORTH DAKOTA


FARGO. N. D.. Aug. 30s-The announce
ment has been made Of the opening OF
the Fargo-Aneta extension TO Devil 8
lake. The extension was completed some
time ago. but until the track could be
ballasted nothing but freights had been
operated.
DICKINSON-Rev. A T Just has ac-
cepted a call to southern Australia as
missionary for the Lutheran church or
ganization and will leave Dickinson with
his wife and children October L
Mr.. Just was selected for the foreign
field by the synodical meeting held In
Mapleton.
GRAND FORKS-Papers have bafn
served in a divorce action brought by
the wife of John Bridenbach. and Start
ling charges are made by Mrs Briden-
bach and the gay set in which her hus-
band has been star
PARK RIvER-Mrs. John Bidlake and
daughter have returned from England
where they have spent several months
with relatives. They made the return
trip from Liverpool to Minneapolis In nine
days. The Empress of Britain Of The
Canadian Pacific steamship line broke
the worlds record for one days travel
covering 542 miles in "a hours.
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RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, Aug. 9o.-Michele Syl-
vestre pleaded not guilty to the charge
of numbering his brother in September,
1904. and was held under $4,000 bonds for
trial September 8. Sylvestre. it is alleged,
killed his brother in a quarrel resulting
from difference of opinion over the in
tended selection of a husband by the sis
ter of the two men.
SAUNDERSTOWN-W Merrill a
stock broker of Boston, and Erick Land
strom of Mattapan, Wash, chauffeur,
were killed in an accident to a motor car
which crashed into a stone wall at a
sharp curve in the road leading 10 Mar
ragansett pier.
PROVIDENCE-A strike of score of
women frame spinners at the Parker
Mills at Warren. 1T is alleged, may result
in the walkout of other departments of
the mills, which employ 400 hands. =
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SEATTLE-Thomas Milligan, who is
employed at the Northern Pacific round
house. sustained a fracture of the skull
by bar of iron falling from the top of
the building an his head
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CONNECTICUT

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug 30.-Owing
to the continuance of the drought in this
state Mayor Studley of this city has sug-
gested that battery Of field artillery be
used to discharge fifty rounds of ammuni-
ton in the hope of producing an atmos-
pheric change and consequent precipita-
ton.
PUTNAM-The body of Mrs. Marcilla
Leonard, mother of James z. Bailey, who
was formerly in the dry goods business
here. was brought to this city and buried
in the Grove Street cemetery. Services
were held in the chapel and were con-
Quoted by Rev. Joseph A. Ferguson.
WEST HARTFORD-The members of
Sarah Whitman chapter, d. A. r.. who
have the matter in charge, have decided
to hold a fair at the town hall Wednes-
day, October 2. Money is being raised for
a building for the proposed Noah Webster
public library.
NEW BRITAIN-Simeon Samuel Nelson
of Hartford, druggist, and Miss Lillian
Cantarow of Hartford were married at
the Hebrew synagogue by Rabbi Levin.
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GRAFTON-John William Fahey, a
prominent citizen of Grafton. is dead at
his home, aged 81 years. His widow and
the following children survive him: Mrs.
M. F. Carey of Jersey City, N. j.; Misses
Nell. Rose and Ada and Eddie Fahey. all
of Grafton.
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ROCK SPRINGS = The Sweetwater
county teachers institute began here
under the direction Of DIR. Aven Nelson OF
the University OF Wyoming and the
county superintendent of schools.
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YORK-Mr. Shoemaker has defeated G.
Hulburt. the Seward county checker
champion, winning three and drawing one.
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LINCOLN-The state railroad commits
sion has ordered the Great Northern rail-
road to cease its discrimination against
Omaha in favor of Minneapolis. The rail-
road is accused of refusing cars to ship
pers who want to load grain destined for
the Omaha market.
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MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, Aug. 3o.--The Maryland
Storage company, the terminal agent here
of the Western Maryland railroad, will
assume control of the new steamboat
line about to be established between Bal
timore and points on the eastern shore
of Maryland The deal was consum-
mated here.
ABERDEEN-Wor was received here
of the death from peritonitis at the
Church home apd infirmary, Baltimore,
of Mrs. Edith X. Baker of this town.
Mrs. Baker was the daughter of Mrs.
John Kimmell Baker and wife of Frank
z. Baker of the canned goods broker
age firm of c. w. Baker & Sons, all
of this town.
EASTON-Mrs. Sarah Denny. wife of
B. f. Eugene Denny. prominent citi-
zen of Talbot county. died after short
illness at her home near Royal. Oak.
aged II years. Mrs. Denny was the
daughter of the late George Newman of
Baltimore.
HAGERSTOWN-Nrs. George W. Cruise,
who was badly injured in an automo-
bile accident along the pike, west of
Chambersburg, has regained conscious
ness. and the physicians attending her
say she win probably recover.
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GRAND ENCAMPMENT-Fra o. Nc
Corrnick was crushed to death in the
Ferris Haggarty copper mine at Battle
Lake.
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WISCONSIN

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 3o.-For the first
time on record a writ has been issued
against a woman to keep her off the
stage. Mrs. Carrie Hawley was arrested
Tuesday on complaint of her husband,
Henry ]. Hawley. who says that she has
Joined an opera company and proposes to
leave the city.
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LA CROSSE-Andrew Fontish. a pioneer
resident, committed suicide by hanging.
Dependency. due to a stroke of paralysis.
the act
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IOWA

PRAIRIE CITY, Aug. 3o.-Five thou
sand people took part in the thirteenth
annual celebration of old settlers day
and heard an eloquent address by Federal
Attorney M. l.. Temple. Music for the
occasion was furnished by the Second
cavalry band of Des Moines, whose play
ing ELECTED warm applause e. w. Bow
man was elected president.
ATLANTIC-Carl Thurman of this city
since 1869, during which time he was In
the furniture business here, died at his
home, 704 West Sixth street, of cancer.
OBJECTIONABLE inch of his
t>,A spezs (which he bit of when he was
kio< ted In the mouth by horse has been
sewed,on successfully, and Robbie Ham
ond, five years old, will recover and be
able to articulate well and perhaps per-
fectly, according to the surgeon.
DIES MOINES-F. Brody & Sons are
negotiating the lease for the old Purity
Candy company property now owned by
G. H. Ragsdale, on Court avenue. be-
tween Third and Fourth streets. II ar
rangements can be made they will result
in the erection of six-story building.
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WHEELING-Harry Wagner and Ed
ward Hayden, two young men belonging
to prominent families and each being
under q years of age, were arrested to-
day, charged with criminal assault on
Leota Doyle. 10 years old, and Mary
Owens, &c.
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GEORGIA

WASHINGTON. Ga, Aug. s0-Before a
committee of the Washington Business
association Mr.. Cecil Gabbett appeared In
the interest of the Savannah. Augusta &
Northern railroad. and from the enthu-
siasm of the business men 1t Is GER
tainty that Washington will raise the
$4,000 subscription to the common and
preferred stock in order to insure its COM
ing to this city.
COLUMBUS = Some remarkable in
stances of hardness In delivery of freight
were reported at the monthly meeting of
the board of trade, when the merchants
exchanged freight troubles.
One merchant said that It took month
for shipment of freight to get from here
to Iron City, Ga.
MACON-The funeral of Mrs. Willie
Bishop Davis. wife Of officer John Davis,
was conducted at the family residence on
Bell avenue and the remains were laid
to rest in Riverside cemetery. Rev. I. d.
Ellis conducted the services.
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GREELEY-Col. L. H. Eicholtz Of Den
yer was here today as the guest of several
pioneers. Thirty-eight years ago he was
in charge of construction gang which
built the Denver Pacific railroad through
this place and brought into Greeley the
first load of colonists.
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WEST VIRGINIA

BLUEFIELD, w. Va, Aug. 30.-Two
daughters, aged II and 16 respectively. of
John Carr, farmer living two miles from
Pocahontas, were attacked by Walter
Rippey, a negro. who attempted to as
sault the youngest, and shot twice at the
eldest as she ran to summon aid. Rippey
was arrested.
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MINNEAPOLIS-Exc right to OPP
crate street railway in Minneapolis lies
in the Minneapolis Street Railway COM
pany, in the opinion Of M. d. Mum, its
counsel. This confession was incidental
to the argument of the ''six-for-a-quar-
ter street railway fare injunction case
before Judge William Lochren Of the
federal court.
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FRANKFoRT-A representative Of the
Drnt1eT .Fr1E- o1ErarT % Kalamazoo
hat bft.r hfre ard zn1ounced the fn1ued-
late cnUl-E q Ms company 10 this
Place. EherE e -111f Irzral1 machinery
In a building rnne us.-t a. q canning
efta blifhns-f. snt cozmezce operations
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MICHIGAN

FL11T. Mo- AEE m.-Fruu pres
EFT lntle1r5crE. rh- bcfF q Ich1 Irwin.
the nan We us1 killed b. Robert nc
Comb In tht1 city. nay 10 buriet In pct-|
fers 1fld- lrulr Hze - yzau % aEe
and leaves . Vie fr11 whcu he was
separated
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Everything you wants you will md In the
cent q word.
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ROCHESTER-Taylor Cutchell returned
home from dance. He was drunk and
after quarreling with his wife, picked up
q razor and cut a deep cash In his throat.
There is a chance that he will recover.
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LONGMONT-P. X Patterson. who
lives three miles northeast of here. fin
ished threshing yesterday. One field of
fifteen acres of wheat yielded 1149 bushels,
or 76.6 bushels to the acre.
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EAW Ezeger-Tsar-o1d Robert
ptr<1rulat q kerulc deed when
% A4Ar ElarE from drown
~ rnr ID n 11zs which upset
n - n cruu Ere q stone Robert
l-a1rrt ir t1s -trEr ard Owed bringing
~ thf lnc- and EEzE With hin to the
shore
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MADISON--Col. o. G. Munson of Viro-
qua, private secretary to Governor David
son, may become candidate for the
Republican nomination for congress in the
Third district. During the last few weeks
many of his friends In the district have
urged him to be candidate.
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TREMPEALEAU-Th Egyptian lotus
beds in Trempealeau bays are out in all
their glory and present magnificent
sight
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KANSAS CITY-Patrolman William
Lawson OF the ST. Louis avenue police
station arrested two men trying to dis
pose of eighteen pairs Of heavy winter
gloves 10 a secondhand dealer The men
gave their names as William Taylor and
George Thompson. The former is q Tag
man and the latter a night Watchman
for the Missouri Pacific railway.
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MINNESOTA

cused of being an experienced swindler,
though she is only 16 years old, Myrtle
johnson is locked up at the central police
station to await trial in Juvenile court.
ST. PAUL-Gabriel Sackro, an Italian
,laborer, after sleeping continuously for
seventy-three hours In his room. 431s
East Third street, st. Paul, was awak-
ened by the use of an electric battery.
Sackro has been In the United States
only a few months, and was employed
by the street railway company.
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SEDALIA-Walter Harrington. son q
c. o. Harrington, proprietor Of the 5ar-
rington house Of Carthags. Mo-. was
caught breaking into the office Of the
Pacific Express company at Otterv-i1le.
Mo. Walter Kemp. q detective. was hid
den in the office and Warrington was ar
rested.
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NEEoN1NEE-Anrca - 1-arn q agn.
Totally t1lnt. . rar1lEunc ard slowly los
l1IE ccrtrrl - - -erzal fzruIrIes Peter
va L1ru- q rszlrET Aprlet1u farmer
h r1klrr Ertrur1rlr-1 f1r the annu1-
mert rf IA z11rrtrzE l1 th1a city to
~ Eantsl &C. NarT Be11sr. on Sep
"a 1nA