The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-10
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f,, Iinner When tho terrapin cam.
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.pesd,lv full, Of xos.ip whi,h has now reached
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non'h WON mas peen lone ana u Is hoped
that the club talk viii not become public
frnperry before Tho Investigators have
n,,shad ,h.;, ,..k
49,
haTie- Nuiford Hob'nson' "a" expert on
CIVIC beauty who has lone valuable work
N assi.,ins Den yer. Columbus and Oak
md On ,ook n ,,,Ie Ic.s like n nIate of ro..,
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h'hoss' Nhen tneV n's' asken VT noo'h-
sor 10 come and heip make Pittsburz rrettv
no tainted. Upon reyiying he called feebly
FOR mother but when thew persuaded hin,
II was duty that beckonpd he kissei his
wife sood-by took out an accident policy
and came along.
One az the problems of life in Pittsburx
that has long vexed s~ociologists is the cost
II ceIIuloid collars, The price of these
neccssities has been CONSTANTLY on the in.
,resss until /, ia agreed that one of two
thinss mus, happen' Either the rrice must
20 Down or waees must be raised. II il
nnd.rs,ood that one of The results of the
Kellogg INQUIRY will he an appeal 10 the
rIbber trust
Among the frat inv e-tisators in the field
was Christopber Eaton. like the others
Mr. Eaton was heavily disguised. bMt he
vas recoonized last veek ae he IVES getting
on, of his by a friend of his
youth who ia here representing a firm
Ihat makes poker chipA. Mr.. Eaton, when
AT horne. il registrar Of the ,,ureau OF Vital