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The Washington times., 1908-03-15

The following clerks in the division
Of appointments have been granted pro-
motions: Rome G. Shelse. from 81, 30
10 $l,4u0 per annum. Robert Lehman,
from S1.O00 70 1920, and Francis H.
Young. from 500 20 $1,000 per annUm.
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w. F. Cochrane, purchasing agent for
the department. has been detained at
home for several days with an injured
knee, which he received wednesday,
while boarding a street car.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Walter j. Bennett, of the electrical de-
partment, has been on the sick list for
ten days.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

John y. Drake. messenger at $500 per
dnnum in the Bureau OF Fisheries. has
been transferred TO the Bureau Of the
Census
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John A Bailey, OF the pamphlet bind
cry night. suffered an attack OF acute
indigestion while q work in the office
Friday night. He was cared for in the
office hospital, and later taken 20 mis-
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

W. McRae. OF section seven Of the
printing division. has been on a vaca-
ton for q week
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

James F. Stone. Of the supply di-
vision. has the sympathy OF his friends
in the serious illness Of his wife A
son has come from Oklahoma City.
Okla, % be at her bedside.
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G. H Godfrey, OF section one Of the
printing division, has returned 10 duty
after q weeks illness.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Another proofreader was suspend ed
on tuesday for passing something
that should not have been passed.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

f. Il. Webster. chief Of the dairy d.
vision of the Bureau OF Animal Indus
try, is making an extended trip through
The Northwest on official business.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Arthur c. Deans. OF the bindsry, is
taking three weeks OF his annual leave.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Clara b. HoIlinRer. pressfeeder.
has returned 70 the ONCE from a few
DAYS vacation
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Joseph 7. Porter, assistant superin-
tendent OF the division OF railway ad-
justment. has returned 10 Washington
after an official trip to Denver. Col.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

AsbuTy A. Smith, of the bindery. Is
receiving the condolences OF his many
friends at the death Of his wife. which
occurred last week
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Miss A MCGOWAN. assistant librarian.
office superintendent Of documents, is
confined to her home with measles.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. Louise Gregory. pressfeeder, con-
flnueR on ths SICK lisf
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Finley s. Hayes. section chief, press
division. made a flying trip 10 Balti-
more last week with the National
Union Club OF this city.
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Luther Woodward. or the first di-
vision. returned TO his post Monday.
after being I'll with the typhoid fever
for several weeks.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Or Maroon Dorset. chief Of the bio
chemist d vision, Bureau OF Animal IN
dustry, is making an official trip 20
Iowa and utheT points in the West.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

F. J. Blair. Of the Bureau OF Stats
ties. is taking q vacation, and at ths
same time remOdeling his house
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Miss Mamie A Mcnamara. chief teIe.
phone operator. was on a vacation FOL
several DAYS last week.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Capt. Edward II. Brian, section chief
I'm the electrical division. was on a va
cation for several days last week.
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Mrs. 8. " Hslsey, OF the Bureau os
Statistics. IS I'm New York with her son.
who IS III.
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William r. Spilman. superintendent
OF the division OF rural delivery. and
william H Haycock. assistant supern-
tendent of the division of city delivery,
were at oklahoma City. Okla. last
week attending convention OF the
uostmasteTs OF the state.
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John Cook, Waterman, was on leave
last week TO visit his daughter I'm Mary
land.
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BENJAMIN r Constantine. superin-
tendent Of manufacture, returned 70 his
desk Monday. after an illness OF sew
eraI days
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DR.. A. d. Melvin, chief Of the Bureau
OF Animal Industry, has been n New
York for several days attending 10 sew
eral important matters for the depart
meDt
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

James Wood. OF tho watch force, has
returned to duty, after a short vaca-
ton.
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Miss Corrine Eaton, OF the Bureau %
Statistics, Is detained at home BY Ill
ness
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Z. II. Thomas. of the office Of the
purchasing agent, is on leave OF absence,
which he is spending at Fort Smith, Ark
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

Congress VIII increase the appropria-
ton for the purchase and distribution
OF seed this year by $1,000, the amount
being raised from S238 811 70 s24s. 900
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

George *. Holmes, chief Of the divi-
sion of foreign markets. has been de
Slgnated By the President 10 represent
tins country as delegate at the Inter
national Agriculture Congress 10 be held
Ia Rome this spring
The Washington times., 1908-03-15

DR.. =. b. Jones. chief clerk OF the
Bureau OF Animal Industry. left yester-
spend about three weeks seeking health
and pleasure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
THREATENED
WITH DEATH
Protestant and Catholic
Trouble in London
Growing.

LONDON. sept II Tha Central
News announces that Henry row-
Ter. secretary u the Protestant 81
nanee today received threat that
he and the prominent msmbess "a
his organization wuuld be pat %
death u they attempted 70 iussr-
fere with the parade 90 be helal
SUNDAY n connection with she
Encharlatie congress The thre~t
cnulwa from an organisation styled
the Catholic Anti illsosry aoet~tYs
and thr communication was signed
- a. Secretary
The Anti nigotrs society Il rat
sanctioned hy the Catholic church
but "a l. an organization 81 influen
glAi laymrn. nense Il whom are net@
Catholics
ii waH announced officially today
that The parade wtii be held On sun
dAY the threats ~ tna Protestant
alliance bsinE ignored, The car~
sinaiH. after HsFfsssn confederation
came a. th~ conclusion thai sHe
authorities are auf9letssttY puwes@
fmi 10 enforce good order
A. the headquarters ef tlte Pros
testnnt alliance u wau announced
that application wili hs INSIDE N ths
courts fer an injunction 90 preveat
the parade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Lives Of Passengers Put in
Danger by Reckless
Navigation.

That The steamship indianapolis.
by crossing the bows Of the ferry
steamer West Seattle at FUN speed.
endangered the lives of many pas
scnEers aud violated rule s OF the
Pilot Rules. and further that fla
grant violations Of the pilot regu
lAtions have been Of frequent oc.
currence. but owing 10 the tech.
nicai construction 81 the Law. bur
feN penalties have been imposed.
are the charges embodied in a com.
piaint filed with Captain John
Birmingham, supervising inspector
~ steam vessels. this morning By a
passenger who was on the ferry
boat NJ the time OF the near COLI.
sion
Inspector Birmingham r. urged
% Try the case on It's merits. as a
warning 90 masters 10 avoid ran.
ming their vessels close 20 each
other. causing needless alarm TO
passengers and with frequent risk
Of collision and loss OF life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Republican Nominee for
Governor Showered
With Messages.

Az bis headquarters In the Ar.
linEton hotel Samuel O Coagrove.
% pomsFoy. Wash. republican
nominee for governor. Was today
receiving the congratulations Of
hundreds who called 10 shake hie
hand before bis departure for bis
home whore he Will rest for the
next few weeks.
Scores of letters and kilograms
also brought kind words from
various parts OF the state and
from Oregon and Idaho With
these Howard Coagrovc. son OF the
nominee. who conducted hts
fathers successful campaign. WAS
kept busy
Among the kilograms received
we're the following
r u Huesiia. Olympia You
made a grand fight aud won aud
will be elected Congratulations
John Vs. F1eaher Olympia Con.
CALCULATIONS Command me always
90 help
Shelter. Tacoma Dear Old
Cosgr0ve. CONGRATULATIONS"
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Sanford. Port.
land. Ore We congratulate state
0f Washington and yourself on
your splendid plurality"
Albert q Auaell please accept
most hearty congratulations and
very best wishes
w. II White Redmond Com.
rade congratulate you The
honor H. Justly conferred
A. 4. Obonland, HellInRham.
Congratulations. All Is over but
the shouting
Geo Mccoy. Portland. Ore. u
congratulate you The voice ~ the
people has been heard
j. M Benedict, Centfalia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
CONGRATULATIONS
FOR COSCROVE

"Lewis county Joins the Cussfove
column. Accept my hearty con.
ordinations
NJ p Ooss. pomsroy Heartfelt
congratulations
r. y Cushman. Tacoma Con.
CALCULATIONS for you and state
There Is no use TRIMS. sou cant
keep a good man down
A. a. Kirby. romeroy = sin.
cereiy congratulate you upon your
nomination
Otto Blennsr Spokane Accept
mY beet congratulations
Eugene ONeii aud Lawrence
O'Neill. Lewiston. Ida "ConRfatu.
latious from tho o'Neiila
o. G. White. Olympia Accept
my hearty congratulations WIZ
do better ia November
Mr. and Mrs u r Wells Rock
ford Please accept our cougrat
uimtiona
Henry Mcbride. Seattle Looks
as though you are nominated II
80 you have slain us IN upen flght
and Will receive enthusiastic sup
port Of myself and friends
John ID Atkinson. Olympia
Please accept my hearty c0uEfaf
uintiona on your nomination VIII
strongly advocate your election
Miles G. Moore. Walla WalIa
Accept my congratulations You
made "a beautiful fight"
Mayor FFary and family. 10.
qulam Hearty congratulations.
Lieutenant T. H. LinbarEer.
North Yakima Carried Yakima
overwhelmingly Congralula TONS.
A. = klrby sheriff Cowlity
county. Kalama Accept my
hearty congratulations
Ham. Ycarslev. Ryrie aud phii
brick. Spokane I'VE al rejoice
In your success Washington +
new governor is wise. charitable
and forcoful and will satisfactorily
serve our great statehood We
feel h0nored in oongratulatina
you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
VESSELS VIOLATE LAWS;
COLLISION JUST AvERTED

The complaint sets forth the sub.
stautiai facts as fuisnwH
At about s48 nj. last Wed
nesday ! observed the steamship In.
dianapolia. which pliea betw cen Sc.
attic and Tacoma approach as
astern. and when she Was stu
aateFn she gave two short blasts
81 her whistle. evidently desiring
q pass on the port eide 81 the ferry
steamer The signal was acknowl
edged BY the master ~ the ferry
steamer The Indianapolis. being
much the faster vessel. rapidly
oYefhauled the other aud passed
across her how IN dangerous prox
unity. and 10 avoid collision Il was
necessary 10 stop the engines Of
the ferry West Seattle
The distance between the two
vessels when passing In my iudg
ment. did not exceed 100 feet. and
the entire distance between the
ferry steamer and the Colman dock
could not have been greater than
400 feet The indianapolis was
travelling a. FUN speed during the
entire time OF the ncarcolllsion
Considerable excitement was mani.
Tested on the ferry steamer, and
several persons have offered TO APP
pear as witnesses. whose names
viii furnish YOU on request, II You
desire their testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
NEW MOVE In THE
C. P. R. STRIKE

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept it--tn
view of the strike Of the mochan.
les of the Canadian Pacific rail,
road. much Significance is attached
today TO the sudden gathering here
OF the joint protective board of In
ternational Brotherhood of main.
tenance OF way mon President A..
Il. Low OF ST. Louis. today denied
that the meeting is anything more
than the annual meeting Of the or.
ganizauon Delegates are here,
however from an parts Of the Unit.
cd States aud Canada and IL is un.
derstood they are discussing the
adyisability Of aiding the striking
mechanics Il is believed that nc.
tlon ON the part of this body would
lead to q general tie up ON the en-.
tire system,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
ISSUE COMPLAINT;
NO ARREST MADE

Il. f. Brandeberry, who claims
he was promised aaiaried Job by
the Bremerton Development com
pauy, In consideration Of which he
put up a deposit of 925 as a bond
declares that w W. Webster and
IA man named Hendrlckson. who
assaulted him when he demanded
his deposit ba1, have never been
arrested, though the warrant for
their arrest was placed In the hands
Of the aberlffa office two weeks
He declares that h@ has asked
for the reason for tffb apparent
neglect Of duty on the part OF the
officers, but has received no salts
factory explanation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
WILL MAKE ATTACK ON
DIRECT PRIMARY LAW

known IN this county aa ~0id War
horse White ran seventh lH fhe
race fof the nomination for Hufe-
ri@r raarf Judge. ~ an independent
candidate Whwn the lar primary
failed a. sanction hia candidacy be
flied his declaration aGaluHt the
candidates chosen b. the bar nem-
beers
The count b. not actually conn
pirled uom. buf the returns 90 FAR
in Bre almost an assurance that
Judge white wili ral % get the
nomination Those who arc Ger
tain uf THE nomination are Robert
" Aibertsan. A " Frazier. Mitchell
Gillian George r. Morris Wilson
n Gay and Boyd } Taiiman All
bat Talisunn and Gay Were candl.
dates n the bar primary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Business Men Hold Meet.
rig and Discuss Fur
Their Arrangements.

me representative of ihe bust
- aea who have stalls On the
f4oie marriott held "a meeting this
aeiaipg and appointed commit
to consider number Of
saassea regarding tho market rules
salea have been suggested John
aef 4obn Kalem ~ Ralem 8
NJ Ns' ana J y Muiiin were nam
.s ~ ne committee Fisher was
led Chairman
tshs committee viii probably
IN ioint meeting with the com
$3.50 recently appointed 10 faprc.
~. ihe fHrmer and arrange such
as aFe of general Interest
2 she market
~ II pHalnes men 1913 ask lhat
,afisefa' stalls be numbered In.
ss NOSE under tho Goodwin
- ana kalem shed. and shat the
llefs arrange their own method
afa0lHg These numbers NJ viii
sen g urged g.at the hand basket
Msfs o. thofe who I'd not gael
arsed e =. from wagons be as.
N 49, q lte sheds On The cast aldo
flea street. ana that Die Uropoa &
O. egllnF new sheds on The
doaea ~ ~ q Pike place be aban.
a9. q ne present 81 ieaat
seas ate ali Interested IL the aue
fogesta W. maFlfel and must pull
&C., Q get the beaf taanll +
n0fnlne a'asman FlaR thla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
COUNTY ANSWERS SUIT OF
SEATTLE ELECTRIC


20 S2.ffs aas. and cited
the total value of their franchise 10
BE- $50 $40
The defendant states that the
real value Of the franchises aud
tangible personal property Of the
company was FAR In excess ~ the
amount thus returned and that the
assessor therefore rejected the
franchise valuation ~ t63.of0. and
assessed tho intangible property Of
the company, including all fran.
chlsea. at s5.1s2.87s. II IL further
stated that the county board %
equalization. meeting subsequently.
reduced The total assessment $500.
coo AZ The suggestion 1T the plain.
lifts. leaving the final schedule 81
500 see The county asks for the
dismissal Of the suit with an costs
and disbursements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
Judge White, Defeated for
Nomination, VIII Make
Test Case.

The fret hewi over fhe results
81 the direct primarY ballot fef
party candidates AZ fhe coming
esalnfY electieu came THE morning
whsn Judge William a. white. ~
Redmond. @ao appears 10 have been
defeated fer the position ~ surr.
s1er eourt Judge announced 60
fsienas that be would attack the
oensfismtiuuAIify ~ ihe direct rfi-
mary law ~ n teNt case IN court
Judge White mhu IL better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
STATE HOTEL MEN
TO ORGANIZE

on September &c. az 10 q. M,
the hutelkeepers of Washington
win gather nc the Hotel savoy for
the purpose Of organizing "A State
TIotolkeepora association A
circular letter has been sent to
every hotelman In the state urging
him 70 be- present A committee ON
organization. selected from che
hotels Of Seattle and Tacoma has
henn nnunInleA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
BRYAN AND
TAFT MAY
DEBATE
Presidential Can didates
May Clash in War
of Words.

cling tNNATl. Ohio. sept. ill.,
Tentative proposals for debate be-
tween wm =. Taft ard WIN. J.
Bryan, to be reid here on ssptem
Der -, were presented today 70
the managers % tire two prenidsns
tiai candidates. Both will be w
Cincinnati or that date. Under
the present plans Bryan will hold
. big meeting. bot TAFT has no TN.
portaHt engagement for the day.
There la little Doubt that aryan
would accept the challenge to De.
bate tire issues Of the day ~lth Taft
u the matter 10 presented 20 him
In a formal way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
JEROME WILL NOT
PROSECUTE HAMS

NEW YORK Sept District
Attorney ira q Darrln of Queens
county Is sorely disappointed today
because District Attorney Jerome
has refused 10 become senior coun.
sci Ia the prosecution Of the Hams
brothers fM the shooting Of VIM,
Annis In reply 70 an invitation 20
take charge of the case, Jerome in
formed Darrn lhat the duties OF
his office took up al Of his time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
APPLE IS PRAISED.

Tho new apple which N r Jones
has growing on hts place from a
Seeding tree. and which has been
on exhibition AZ the Western Wash.
ington fair, has received very favor.
able notice from fruit men from
Yakima, Wenatcheo and 6unayslde.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11

due % newspaper publicity. but that
woald not have carried him through
bad Il not been for hia own mag
niflceut work.
CaTrlgan proved himself 10 be a
wizard IN politics He built up
the best personal organization
created during the campaign
Agnew. Brier. Rutherford. Decking
ham aud Case had better Organize
tious. bus they had been created
BY years ~ political work. while
the CarrlEan organization was the
work 81 a few weeks
Considering his 0ppasltiou. Car
figan van q remarkable victory in
securing the nomination BY APP
nf0xlmafsly 500 plurality.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11

u CarYigan. whose nomination
n euansy commissioner from the
FIRST district Il made certain BY
spsAFaese returns. aside from Bob
hedSs. made the most remarkable
~ u the primary campaign.
earrixan had eight opponents Tor
- nominasioE. four % whom. not
nkssalng Rockingham the fingsteF
sis personally strong men tle
HzFtsd with the handicap ~ not
assHx ~ wsll known r. the Sc
RE public a. Mr. Haas. uho has
- prominent Tor years and twiee
lsfasea ne republican nomination
y MAYOR lie was also late in
Ae field
Part o. carriEauis success was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
MORE CHANGES IN
RULES OF MARKET
NEW BURIAL GROUND.

The Blkur Cholnm congregation
If Seattle Will dedicate ita new
Hebrew burial ground a. Oak Lake
on sunday next The new Come
terry VIII be known as OAK Lake
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
FIRE WALL 100 MILES
AZ unIted Preaa.l

DULUTH. MINI. Sept. lt-~A
steamer from north shore points
this afternoon reported fires ON the
shore for a continuous distance 90
100 miles A ruddy glare from the
Isle Royaie and q heavy smoke
bank lead 10 the belief that lhWe
settlement IL Ia danger Of deatfueS
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
IS LOST
AT SEA

10y United preas.)
PERNAMHUCO, Sept 1.-THE
British steamer Spartan Prince.
Cant smith u The Prince line, has
been lost az SEA after a collision
with an unknown bark An the
members Of the crew. numbering
80 men. were saved The steamer
carried no passengers The news
was received from Aracaiu. where
Capt .mi's landed yesterday The
srssslaa rsssss left New York Aug.
rs fof ssesos Ayres She was Of
2,05g toms net register and was
owned by the Prince line Of New.
casliS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11

|HlINyP HRIES TO BE
SUPREME JUDGE
Seattle Man Has Apparently Been
Elected to the Supreme
Bench of State.

hase Iohn r Humphrles, OF
ae.sla who. aceerdius to present
.spsspless returns. Is enc % the
49, sapreme court Judges elect.
Shshs surprise ~ the state cam
g
~ u king countys persistent
- seekers. he had Hot been Sc
- cunsiaered 10 the rWce, but
= regagns 81 far received indicate
II u 4 serand or third
isgs fsumpaglgs today feels con
- tAag he hss son From news
go msugps and private adyices
~ HnmphFies figures ghe vote
sseanssd - f0llQws
RssAsa C. ghadwiek .,. % zoe
80 Z HamaAries ,..t.s. 26.aaS
Nc A. Moot ...t...+..s..sla.2t5
NermAn q. EFow s.+..s.t.. 1895
Lssas Aeme County.
glag aanv gave HumphFles a
vote II gsaeticaiiy $4,000. which
nss Ain the cuanty By a large
allsy He also carried Pierce
II snnhumish euuuties
Further resarns on the vote for
rssrnoT Do not affect the result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11

has been offered for the fellows
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
CAUSE or BREAKDOWN.

Explaining the tragedy this morning Mr. Strive said
only thing that had caused Mrs Davis any tn,
illness Of her mother.
mir and Mrs Davis perfectly happy. They o
ing the hotel temporarily and had begun lay plans for
home Mrs Davis spoke enthusiastically regarding this p
numerous occasions.
Racing in steamships and railroad trains the Allan
continent because of the serious Hines
mother and then when reaching home 70 find that her moth
be compelled undergo operation and might not live.
which probably caused the young take her
undoubtedly became mentally deraRgod"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
THE Battle WITH DEATH.

physicians conquer
deadly poison every medical science being
effort the young woman's life
hopeless II: 80 O'Clock the Ia
spark life Dr shapes that the
the
the bedside when death the beeayed husband
partner Strive
and A. Matthews intimate friends OF Davis
father and brother Archie, years
huredy from their home the shore
Washington opposite Madison park arrived just three mnu
death relieved the young her suffering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-11
TIE WEATHER

FAIR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY; LIGHT
noRTHEAsT sREEzEs.
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AELp Is suMMoNEp.

toward nearby table. sitting there
hafounec
beer drain
the telephone Mr. Davis call for DR. c. W..
sharpe within few minutes Then
Shortly the physician joined
Raymond DIT Montgomery RUSSELL DR. Rufus Smith and
Rboyu hurying through the halls
widest
excitement prevailed throughout the hotel
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