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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1908-03-25
Forest Supervisor Returns.

4. II. Zachau, supervisor Of tne
Verde national forest, arrived home
yesterday from the southern end Of the
fores, in Maricopa county.
Left For Home.
George II. Coffin vas m outgoing
passenger yesterday afternoon for his
home in Flagstaff after two days
visit mere with relatives.
i. j. Hawkins. exasSociate justice
Of tho supreme court, was an outgoing
passenger on last night : train en- route
To Phoenix
Jesse Shields and Arthur Anderson,
Of McCabc. visited for a few hours
here yesterday, returning home late
last evening.
Blake Baker arrived here yesterday
from his mining camp in the Cherry
Creek district on short visit on min
ing business.
Eric Bloom. who is developing q
promising mining property in the Brad
shaw mountains, arrived here last
night on short business visit.
Mrs. Cora IIealy arrived here yestcr
day from Tucson with view of max
ing this city her future home. She Is
the guest Of ncr daughter. Mrs. Harry
Campbell.
Thomas T.. Ilassctt, Of Congress, was
admitted 10 the county hospital yes.
terday. as was also Ida Resner, Of this
city. who is suffering from compiled
,ion of diseases.
Jack Farrell, general manager Of the
New England Arizona Mining com.
pany, arrived here last night from his
camp in the Big Bug district on bust
ness Of his concern.
Attorney General T.. =. Clark was an
outgoing passenger last night for Phoe.
nix or official business. He will be
present at tne session of the supreme
court which opens in the capital, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Hendricks have
returned from California after n TWEEN.
" months visit. to make this county
their future home. Mrs. Hendricks
and family left for Cherry Creek yes.
terday and Mr.. Hendricks will leave
today for the same place.
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tFrom Saturdays Daily,
Yeager Visitor.


Yeager Visitor.
Bernard Boyle, Of Yeagcr. is visiting
in the city.
Supreme Court.
The supreme court will sit in Phoe.
nix, Monday.
A Professional Visit.
DIR. Swetnam, OF Poland, is acre on
n professional visit.
Left For Home.
j. X. Miller left last night for his
home in Hillside after pleasant two
days business here.
Home From Tho Coast.
Thomas Fitzgerald arrived home last
night from the coast, where he spent a
well earned vacation.
Copper City Visitor.
Horace Merrill, Of Jerome, arrived
here last night from the Copper City
on n short business visit.
Here On Business.
John y. Jones, president aud general
manager Of the Jesse Mines company,
h here on mining business.
In From Ranch.
Tim Fell arrived here last evening
from his ranch in the Aqua Fria dis
trict on "A short business visit.
Supervisor Returns
Supervisor Harrington arrived home
last night from visit 10 Harrington,
whore he has mining interests.
Cherry Greek Visitor.
Oliver Lopez, who has promising
mining interests in the Cherry Creek
district, is here on mining business
Left For Camp.
\. G. Mott departed last night for
his mining camp in the Eureka district
| after a two days business visit here.
Back From Visit.
County Assessor Campbell arrived
home last night from visit to the
Squaw Creek district, where he has
mining interests.
Purchasing Supplies.
| Charles Hustled arrived here yester.
day from mis- mining camp in the Has.
sayampa district, near the Jersey Lily
] mine, to purchase supplies.
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RHODE ISLAND FOR BRyII

PROVIDENCE, X. l., March al
All arrangements have been conp.
for the Democratic State couyrI
which is to assemble in this eli,
morrow afternoon to select IA, h
gates-at large TO the Denver ssl
ton. The convention which will q
mere promises 70 be very enthus,)
gathering. Bryan sentimen, will
dominate in the convention. III,
braska leader will be Endorsed fa |
Presidency and the delegates ia
probability will be instructed for !
Interest in the convention has bea|
creased by the announcement, that 1
ator Thomas Z. Gore, of Oklahon,,
address the gathering.
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IIassayampa district.

IIassaysmpa district.
e. Ray locates Gold Bird mine, Has
sayampa district.
John X. Griffith locates Raven mine
Turkey creek district.
Cactus Mining Co 20 !. II. Tnhhy'
trustee. VI. decd Victor. Alimo'
clara Ice, Georgia r.. Monitor. tuplfe'
Monument. Granite, Grand View. Hunt
cr. Portland and Congcr mines, Cherry
creek district.
!. II. Tribby. trustee to Cactus Min
ing CO. NJ deed same property
Redman Mining. Milling and Smelt
ing Go. locates seven mines, Big Bug
district
l.. I. Bonnell files affidavit Of assess.
mcnt on Marguerite mine, Aqua Fra
district
Clark Elmen locates two mines,
Turkey Creek district.
Herman Boehm locates Clipper frac.
ton No. mine Copper Basin district.
r.. Block locate. two mines. Copper
Basin district
\. u. Lynn to Martha l.. McNully.
W. deed. Onc.half interest in Joy
mine. Black Hills district
Bashford Burms,cr Go. to Il. W.
Uaight. ". deed. Lots d and =. blk.
:. East Prescott.
T.. NJ. johnson, trustee TO X. ". Ma.
lone. receiver. Fidelity Savings Assn.
Deed. $500. Lots :, 10, II and IT,
blk. !, Prescott.
Il. H. Malone. receiver, Fidelity Saw.
ings Assn. 10 u. \. Burke and wife
O. &. deed. Lots =. 10, II and ~, blk
!. Prescott.
VIM. Currau file, $1,000 bond as road
ovcrsccr. district No. Fl.
Geo. \. Treadwell Mining co. locates
one milsitc and amends location on
Smcltcr placer, Big Bug district.
Geo. A. Trcadwcll Mining Go. files
affidavit of assessment work on three
mines, Big Bug district.
Frank Rust and John Cicerelli locate
Simpon mine, Black Hills district.
{. g. Gilmore and Geo. Sayers 10.
cate Silver Pick mine. Black Rock dis.
trict.
". :. Body to T. NJ .Earnhart. W.
deed One.half interest in Monte
Cristo mine, Weaver district.
|. A. Page locates six mines, Weaver
district.
Martin Scnubcr files affidavit of as.
scssmcnt work on nine mines, Copper
Basin district.
James G.. Otis To q. +. Tinslcr W.
deed. Lot ;, blk. "D." West Pres.
cott.
7. G.. Norris and wife TO e. e. Miller
W. deed. Lots /, o. Z, =, Q and 10, blk
u, Mocllcr addition, Prescott.
q. G.. Henderson locates Pine Ridge
mine, Ilassayampa district.
Black Mountain Copper Co. files afli
davit Of assessment work on six mines
Black Hills district.
Anna Packscher to Amelia Wooden
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Here On Business.

Hero On Business.
Jonn Harlan. mill foreman Of the
Richrubar mill. is hcre on business.
McCabe Merchant Here.
George Flammer. the McCabc mcr.
chant, is here on short business visit.
Lef. For Flagstaff.
Joe Bold left yesterday for Flagstaff
company.
Back From Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs X. 4. Sweet arrived
home last night from short visi, in
Chicago.
Here From Poland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w -. Saanks. Of 20
land. arrived here last evening on a
shor; visit.
Left For Monica.
Attorney Philip Tillinghsst lef, yes
terday for the Monica mine On profess
sional business
Poland Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. McA. Johnston and
child arrived here last evening from
Poland on a short visit.
Left For Home.
W. Is. Storm left yesterday afternoon
for his home in Chino valley after
short business visit here
Enjoying a Vacation.
Joe Myers is in the city from his
mining camp in the Copper Basin dis.
trict enjoying a vacation.
Santa Maria Visitor.
j. X. Miller il in the city from his
mining camp in the Santa Maria dis.
trict ON n short business visit.
Left For New York.
Frank Mclean, Of Crown King, pass.
Cd through here yesterday en- route to
New York on mining business.
Here On Business.
u. l.. Warren. superintendent Of the
Congress Consolidated Mines company
at Congress, il here on business visit.
Left For Phoenix.
Deputy United States Marshal Tom
Mooney left last night for Phoenix
after official visits here and in Jerome.
Left For Kansas City.
Attorney and Mrs. T. G. job left yes
tcrday afternoon for Kansas City. Mo-.
wncre they will be the guests Of friends
for three weeks.
Left For the Big Stick.
W. W. Elliott and Tom Ziegler left
last night for the camp Of the Big
stick Gold Mining company in tne
Santa Maria district.
Passed Through.
Thomas Jones, Chicago mine inves.
tor, passed through here last night en-
route to the Bill Williams river coun.
try on mining business.
Left For Ranch.
James Hamilton was an outgoing
passenger yesterday afternoon for his
stock ranch in Chino valley after n
short business visit here.
Circulating Among Friends.
william Brink. Frank Brink, Duff
Dickson and Ben Clark, popular young
men Of Kirkland, are in the city cir.
culating among their many friends.
Mine Manager Here.
q. Longacrc, Jr.. general manager Of
the Poland and Lookout Mining com.
panies, arrived here last night from
Poland on short business visit.
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berg. Q. c. deed. Lot is, blk. 90,
Prescott.
Amelia and Marks Woolenberg to II.
l.. Mckinney, ct al. trustees of African
Methodist church. W. deed. Lot 10,
blk 20. Prescott
Fred Zobe files affidavit of assess
mon, work on three mines, Walker dis
trict.
r. r. Powers, ct al. incorporates
Grand Canyon Lime and Cement Co.
Of Arizona. capital stock 100000.
James shears files affidavit of assess
mcnt work on three mines, iIassayam-
pa district.
Grand Mountain Mining Co. flcsai'i.
dayit of assessment work on six mines,
Big Bug district.
+. 4. Muller files affidavit of assess
ment work on three mines, Black Rock
district.
ID. y. Harrington and j. VI. Sullivan
locate Ray mine. Verde district.
Thos. :. Bullock and wife to c. c.
Miller. W. deed. Lots 2 and 3, blk. o,
Mocllcr addition, Prescott.
J. 4. Forbes locates Paymaster mine,
Turkey Creek district
o. -. Marshall locates Nellie mine,
Turkey Creek district
+. =. Jackson, ct al, locates three
mines. Copper Basin district.
VI. +. Sullivan locates FIVE mines,
Copper Basin district
Maicr Brewing Go. to John Bianconi.
W. deed. Lot II, blk. !, Bashford nd
diiion. Prescott.
W. O. Wcdcl and wife to John Bion.
conf. W. deed. Lot IL, blk. !, Bash.
ford addition. Prescott.
r. 4. Lamb locates Granite Reef
mine, Tiger district.
W. g. and G. p. Wingfeld locate two
mines. Big Bug district.
q. II Rcinholt to John Halbleib. Q.
G. deed. Continental No. 9, mine, Big
Bug district.
4. y. whalcy locates three mines,
Big Bug district.
r. H. Carpenter and F. $. Campbell
to Humboldt Commercial Co. Deed.
Ricco placer.
r. IIancy locates Warnorse mine,
1
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PUBLIC RECORDS.
Instruments Filed As Reportd by the
Prescott Title Company.

Geo. W. Price aud Geo. Roper to V.
V. Cochran. Assignment. Assigns
agreement Of 9.l0.'07 from j. \. Mar
tin and A. J Gleason, on eleven mines.
Abbie Condron files affidavit con.
corning n. T.. u of =. W. a, See. 90.
IL ~, X. 3 W.
W. =. IIamlyn to Is. Turner. w.
deed. Mountain Chief, Samson and
Elsie mines, Black Canyon district.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Smith locates Silver
Thread mine, IIassayampa district.
!. J. Hawkins, trustee, Poland Amer
lean q. VI. a NJ. Co. "a Ariz. Mg. &
NJ. Go. Decd. Rookcry, Ilibcrnia,
Melbourne, London, Saint Louis, Saint
Louis No. 2, etc, mines, Big Bug and
San Domingo districts.
l.. ;. Duncan aud Jno. Thomson 10
A. ID. Lynn. Bond for deed. Pay.
master and Golden star mines, lIassay
ampa district.
Phillip Spcck and II. W. Flcntke To
Speck MIG Go. W. deed. :. W. y. of
N. T.. u and y. W. a Of =. T.. a and
y. - of $. W. y, See. 2s, Twp. IA n,
H. w.
Mrs. II. N. Ycomans to W. X. Conner.
Agreement. Concerning sale Of New
Century and Hillside mines, Walker
district.
II. Vogc, 1T al. file affidavit Of AS.
sessment on five mines. Eureka district.
y. Wiscman aud American tx. &
Dew. Co. 6le affidavit Of assessment
work on ten mines, Eureka district.
Carrie NJ. Ecclcs to May Eddy.
Deed. Lot ~, blk. II, jerome.
James MeKray and Vim. c. McFann
locate three mines, Big Bug district.
Old Tiger Co. to Yavapai Cons. G..
=. G. Go. NJ. deed. Tiger, Junction
and Union mines, Tiger district.
Jonn W. Anderson, ct al, incorporate
United Verde Extension Mining Co.
Capital stock 100000.
United Verde Extension Mining Go.
appoints J. j, Fisher as agent.
u. w. Burt and j. l.. Rice incorpor
ate Boston Montana Gold Mines Co.
Capital stock 100000.
X. T.. and \. Morrison locate three
mines, Big Bug district.
j. G. Rankin locates Cable mine. Big
Bug district.
Pacific Gold Co. files affidavit Of as.
sessmcnt work on twelve mines, Has
sayampa district.
j. g. Rankin files AFFIDAVIT Of assess.
ment work on seven mines and one
placer, Hassayamps and Big Bug dis.
tricts.
Vandcrburg, Ariz. NJ, NJ. and Dcv.
Co. locate seven and amend fourteen
mines, Castle Creek district.
United States to X. II. Burmister.
W. &. Bashford, Chas. David and vii.
liam Rabbit. Receivers receipt. POGO.
hontas mine, Eureka district.
United States to Ariz. Gold Lode
Mines Co. Patent. Leghorn mine,
Cherry Creek district.
john \. Jones locates Buckeye mine,
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. ssuis W sA~s"'f
M ,. p, fiardSwigk, Of Charleston, No.
and LARRY crayens, Of Poplar Bluff,
Mo-, s,ockholders in the Pocahontas
Copper Queen Mining company, left
Tuesday plght Ter their homes by the
southern route, after visiting the com.
rrauys esmps in the PIC Bug district
M rt 30 i,pds-7Trvv uaQy
(Frem Fridays palisJ
Mayer visitor. I'M ''"'
81" John Cs@pbeIi, 81 mayer, is visiting
siip Inc az, Ivan ia'd's
Ash Fork visitor. "''"
Tom Lewis, otaAsA' Fork is visiting
an the city.
Camp Verde Visitor.
l.. M. Turnct. Of Camp Verde, Is
visiting in the city,
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para graph he read he placed a fresh
pair of glasses on his nose, always
pausing to polish them and hold them
to the light. AS he read, apparently
absorbed in the contents of his news
paper, close observers frequently de-
tected the old mans eyes rowing from
the printed page in the direction of the
people looking his way. If ladies We're
among those who watched him, the
ruddy face at once lit up with radi-
ance of self satisfaction 1t was an
i'll day for Ibsen and the Grand hotel
when foreigners were few IN the gar
den. But the strange old genius was
rarely without his audience, and the
more the audience stared and 1uttered
the more genial and luminous became
the Ibsen countenanee. All this seems
Incredible: it is the fact. and in the
fact you have a memory of the real
Ibsen.
From his childhood. Doctor Ibsen's
life was an unhappy one, and although
success came to him abundantly in his
latter days, it came too late to change
or sweeten him. He no longer had
the capacity for enjoying the fame and
wealth which were his at the end.
He was compelled to fall back upon
himself for the greatest qualification
of his desires. His whims and fads
cireled wholly around himself, and the
circle was narrow one
AS lad in the unattractive town of
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San Francisco, and that's only another
way Of saying that they are the best
people on earth.
when 1 was in Seattle I met a
chance acquaintance and we fell 20
talking He said he wanted to come
TO san Francisco.
Why? 1 asked. Are you Cali
fornian2
Is No said he, 4 am not. and 7 have
been there but once in my life, but
want to go back
+ 'Why2
Well he continued, impressively.
I suppose the reason is that I like the
people. / like any place where they
make a Christian cocktail and dont t
shake you when you're broke.
While my legal training has not
been Of any advantage to me in my
present vocation, it has not, suppose,
done me any harm, and it has been the
means of heightening my amusement
and amazement at some of the funny
courtroom scenes which / have seen
pulled off, on the stage.
But speaking of scenes, the funni-
est in which 1 ever figured was in Chi
cago. ! was playing the role of gal
liant lieutenant who arrives just in
time to capture the villain, who, It de-
velops. is robbing his own house. I am
supposed To make a dashing entrance,
but some stage carpenter had left a
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Attractions at the.
Local PlayhOuSeS

Paid in Full'' finally reaches us after
two seasons of a still continued success
in New York. If the play does not
make a big hit here there is no. truth
TO be found in press agents We. may
doubt that paid in Full9 is "the great
American drama. but we. are bound to
believe in view of the plays great sue
cess in the east. that it is, at least a
noteworthy addition to the library of
our country's drama. kOlb and Dill
will put on new musical comedy at
the Princess, the ink OF which is still
wet The authors are the ones who
made a success out of Playing tire
Ponies" and are said to have succeeded
equally well in this, the new play.
George COhan has musical comedy
at the American. The HOneymOoners''
il is called. and it should be bright ard
active to say the least. The Alcazar
stages Barrie's The Little Minister"
and anything from Barrie's pen is
worth noticing At the Valencia the
stock company. recently reOrganized
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put himself on record as a reveIer in
pessimism for it's own sad sake, and
he was as outspoken in his dislike of
strangers as he was anxious that they
should cape at him and comment on
his personal appearance. Ibsen, great
genius and sociological scholar that he
was, acquired. in his latter years, the
small vices OF vain child; he was an
intellectual peacock.
'aTo have visited Christiania and not
see Doctor Henrik Ibsen would have
been like touring Egypt and missing
a sight of the Sphinx and pyramids He
was the most interesting parsonage in
the Norwegian capital-and Ibsen be-
fore any one was conscious of that fact
Down the Karl Johanns Gade to the
Grand hotel he walked every day, rain
or shine: When the weather was partic-
ularly inviting he paid two daily visits
to the hotel. On such days he appeared
punctually at i in the afternoon and
again at in the evening Ibsen
was, above all things, a methodical
man. His life was governed by the
clock. He had his own table in the
gallery overlooking the garden and the
minute he arrived mute but we'll
trained waiter placed before the shaggy
philosopher and playwright a bottle of
brandy. and another of soda. This was
the authors favorable stimuiant and
two glasses of the liquor his limit at
q sitting With the care of a druggist
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compounding a prescription he meas
,,red and mixed his drink, which he
sipped. a swallow at time, with such
Derfect regularity, that one Could tell
off bv his action the lapse of each five
minutes with no recourse to clock or
watch. These daily libations seemed,
toward-the end of his life, to afford
Henrik Ibsen the one consolation of an
existence whose ingrained melancholy
impressed itself on all who got near
enough to him TO converse informally.
..One day it was borne in upon this
observing old man that those who
haunted the public cafe of the Grand
hotel were, for the most part, his own
fellow countrymen, and that if he was
to be seen by travelling Englishmen.
Americans, Frenchmen. Germans and
italians, it would be necessary to take
up his post in the hotel proper.
Accordingly. he chose for himself a
table in most conspicuous part of the
gallery, which overlooks the big gar
den, where all foreigners take their
dinners. and thus it was possible to be
"the observed of all Observers" with
no fear of being approached or in
veigled into conversation
Having taken his seat, the first of
modern Morse writer's arranged his
newspapers, his hat, his spectacles, with
all the fussiness of a stage spinster.
Six pairs Of eye glasses were laid out
in row on the table. For every
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lawyer through what you might call
necessity
/ Originally had intended to become
I a singer, and IN this ambition was aid
ed and abetted by my father, who had
never Outgrown a confidence In my
lung capacity, which might have been
inspired during my infancy. Father
thought I would be a singer, and so
I he sent me to Paris and had my voice
/ tried out / was encouraged to go on
and be a tenor robusto. They said in
three years I could do it: father said
he'd foot the bills for five if neces-
Sary-tve years. I mean, and SO I
settled down TO good hard work. Ny
teacher was Jules Barbot, who was the
original Faust when Gounods master
piece was first presented under that
/ great composers own. leadership. He
was a fine old man-was this Jules
Barbot and if anybody in. the world
could have converted me into tenor
robusto he could have turned the trick.
But my fathers death six months later
altered all our plans and !. of course,
came home at once in order to be with
my mother and. sisters, and to lend
them what support I could. Anybody
would have done the same thing. So
I all I acquired in Paris was a tremen-
dous respect for Barbot. a great love
for the French people and a keen dis
appointments that plans do not always
mature-that we car(Aiot always be
what we want TO FLfor do what we
want to do.
In the multitudinous affairs Of set
ting up an estate 1 found a knowl-
edge Of law necessary. Sol studied
/ II, first for the business at hand-that
i Of closing up the estate-and then later
/ as a profession. was not a great light
/ in the legal world, but had a measure
/ Of success and, indeed, I was able to
I'LL some responsible positions in law
/ departments of some big corporations.
I was associated, as you know, with
Prince Poniatowski, who. by the way,
is prince by right Of a courtly man
ner and high honor.
"All this time the desire to go on
the stage kept strong, like a leading
motive in a Wagnerian score. OF
| course, by the time the estate was set
tied up and my services in that ca
pacity were no longer needed it was
too late to start all over again. A
singer must be taken young, you know.
There was no line of importunate
clients at my Office door when closed
up and bought my ticket to New York.
And here am again. once more in San
! Francisco and among friends. I like
the vaudeville game; ] like its insistent
demands on every instant of your
working time; / like the nervous wear
and tear and the excitement of the
game, and I like the Orpheum audi
ences, for they are representative of
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The Real Ibsen

In view of the approaching engage
ment in this city of Louis James in Ib-
sens Peer Gynt," the following sketch
of the misanthropic Henrik Ibsen by
Perriton Maxwell, written short time
before the dramatist's death, will be,
think, of interest:
''Indisputably the most picturesque
figure in the old world literature of his
day, Henrik Ibsen was at once an in
veterate poseur and a misanthrope.
Nor did he care whether the whole
world pointing it's fingers at him, ex-
claimed. Sour old man, so that it no.
ticed him at all. He seemed always to
dread the possibility of any one pass
ing him without recognition. He loved
tho gaze of the crowd as he loved his
daily tippie Of brandy and soda He
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loop Of an electric wire exposed and
into it l stuck my foot just as 1 shot
the villain. You may determine for
yourself the dignity of my entrance
Waving my arms wildly and caroming
about in vain effort to regain my
equilibrium, I fell, an undignified heap,
on the stage. You can imagine
whether the audience roared when the
dead man, who was startled by the
rumpus, jumped to a sitting posture
and huslzily shouted What in HIS
the matterv'
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Van Ness

What has been called '-thc great
American play. Paid in Full comes
to the Van Ness theater tomorrow nizhs
for a limited engaEement Of one week
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across the Atlantic. I received one
kick all the way from Egypt, from a
friend who complained because I had
not let him in on the secret.
My legal training was quite in the
nature Of an accident, and I became a