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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13

From tho Range.
q. W. Murray, who Is farming on
Jack Rabbit Flat, and follows the
goat raising business also, Is IN the
city, after making shipment OF
mohair 20 the east a few days ago.
Looked AZ Mines.
Sidney Birch, who has become in
terested in group Of mines mt Cop
per Creek, returned TO the city yes
terday after a few days OF examina.
ton of them. He feels encouraged
over the showing made in recent de-
velopment.
Former Resident Returns.
&. W. Moore, for many years n
merchant Of this city, but now a resi-
dent Of III Paso, Tex, arrived yes
terday TO look after his business in
terests in that line. Since leaving
this section he has adopted real es.
tate as business, and reports 10
satisfactory. lie will remain but a
few days.
Rushing tho Work.
Joe Mackin, general manager OF
the Eleanor Placer Mining company,
has returned 10 his camp Mt French
Guleb, and states that the finishing
work on the big plant IL now under
Roadway. The beginning Of practical
working Of the soil is set for may.
and no further delays are expected
in the work.
Gets Free Board.
Sheriff Smith arrived last night
from Humboldt, bringing Juan Ochoa
as n prisoner, who was sentenced TO
thirty days imprisonment by Judge
Francis, for beating a board bill. He
should be pleased TO receive free
board and lodging. from his recent
actions in the Smclter City. He will
Join the Plaza contingent, Monday,
In digging up the grass.
Jerome Lots Sold.
Two real estate transactions in
Jerome were effected yesterday, one
being for lots - and 80, and the
west half Of lot 20, In block G, own.
ed by Frank +. Falcy, with II. C..
Lane Ms the purchaser. The con.
sideration was nominal. Another was
the sale of lot in block -, TO
John Opmnn for nominal sum. The
sellers were Francisco Soqui and
Mrs. Pillar Muniz. Since the Little
Daisy excitement many transfers are
being considered affecting heavy
land interests in that city.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13

l.. l.. Harmon, heavily Interested
in range cattle at Camp Wood, after
an inspection Of his interests at that
point for several days, arrived in the
city yesterday and left last night
for Tempe, where he has farming and
feeding ground. lie reports the con
ditions Of the range cattle as salts
factory.
Returns Home.
The many friends and acquaint-
ances of Mrs. W. H. knight will re.
gret TO learn that she left the city
Sunday afternoon for her home IN
indianapolis, Ind, after an enjoyable
visit Of several weeks. During her
stay in the city she was the guest or
her mother, Mrs. Wilhelmina Raible,
and her brother, G. w. Raible, under
sheriff Of the county.
Predicts Good Times.
James Hamilton, foreman Of the
range interests Of the Bar Diamond
Cattle company, in Big Chino Valley,
was in the city yesterday on brief
business trip. liz gives generally
good account Of that industry, and
predicts higher price for market.
able cattle this year than for sew
eral seasons past Spring feed, he
says. Is commencing to come up.
Concludes Trip.
Mayor Morris Goldwater, after n
trip Of few days Mt the Capital
City, on financial matters Of the Ari.
zona Bankers association, of which
he is the secretary, returned yester-
day. The emeting was for the pur.
pose Of selecting place at which 10
convene the next session, and Phoe-
nix was decided upon. November
18th and 18th were the days set.
Prominent I'm Cattle Lines.
J. W. sullivan, rated M one Of
the big cattlemcn OF the county. with
headquarters near Selgman, arrived
from n five days trip TO Williamson
Valley, Sunday, and left yesterday
for the Salt River valley on business.
Mr.. Sullivan speaks in favorable
terms of the condition Of the range
and the cattle, considering the Sc.
we're winter passed through.
Competent Man Leaves.
W. II. Barnes. general manager Of
the X. II. Burmister & Sons Co., Of
this city, has severed his connection
with that house, and with Mrs.
Barnes and children, left yesterday
for Ray, in Pinal county where he
will hll n similar position with the
Ray Consolidated Mercantile com.
pany. The departure Of this estim.
able family is regretted by their
many friends in the city.
Increasing Their Interests.
Yesterday twenty.eight new loca.
lions Of mineral claims were sent In
for record by the Arizona. Nevada
Copper company along the Santa
Marin. which added TO the hundred
or more already under ownership by
this corporation, will give some idea
of the vast extent OF country they
cover. For the day, Gfty.four loca.
,iohs were recorded, an unusually
large number for this time Of the
year
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
DENTAL THIEVES
ARE ACTIVE
IN CITY
rrom TuesdnY.. nnnyl

Prescott has undergone such a var
lety of get-rich-quick proceedings
from the criminally inclined, that IL
seems as II the category was about
exhausted, when up bumps the neat
est and most unique brace Of gold
hooters that the county has ever
faced, In the shape Of two pilgrims
from the yellow metal dental lands
OF the south. Their coming was her.
aided from below the ella, and after
crossing the Hassayampa the first
place that looked good TO them was
Dr' hoper's Office, which they enter.
cd Saturday night, and took away
a Few Killings, valued Mt about 81.
They felt disguised at that cleanup,
and went down the line, ms IL were.
to DIR. Blain's parlors In the Bash.
FORD block. Here they found the
stamps sewed up to the cross beam,
and after considerable see .sawing at
the south end door that led into the
outer office, they entered, expecting
TO find the amalgam in abundance
1t was the wrong place, and ~
proved to be DR.. Yount's operating
room. OF course, the doctor Ia not
afflicted with any loose twenties ly.
ing around, not TO mention the den.
tai metal his professional brother ear.
RES around in abundance at times.
DIR. Blan took the cue, Of a few
days ago, and with the assistance OF
brace OF four by four timbers. the
entrance was barred, and here the
burglars were blocked.
The next place tackled was DIR.
nartzell's 3, around the corner, but
their efforts were heartless, after the
cleanup OF the plates nj tho other
mills, and after their "jimmyo was
lightly applied, they concluded that
the battery lacks were too far down
to get Mt, and the superstition IL thew
were 40 disguised at the Prescott
mills as to leave the locations alone.
The value of the gold used by the
dental people IL an unusually bigb
grade, running from $50 an ounce
to ms high as s2s. That exhibited
Yesterday was Of the hest grade
known, and reaches high ounce value
from the manner In which Il Ia man.
while intrinsicalIy IL Ia az
the standard value.
No arrests have been made. owing
10 tho absence Of any cme. The
manner of entering the various
rooms was with an ordinary ehisel.
md all places show the evidence that
he work was performed by one
rang.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
Of ROAD
ANSWERED
AGAIN


X. ". Hart, who for several months
expects TO leave shortly 10 take a
position with the Dexter Manufac.
turing company Of Chicago, AS a tray.
cling salesman. Mr.. Hart has had
much experience on the road, and he
will travel through his former terri.
tory in the Gulf states and in Mex
leo lie is thoroughly acquainted
with that section Of country he will
represent, and states that while he IL
sorry to leave Prescott, where he has
spent n pleasant winter, nevertheless,
he is glad to again get back into
the harness Ms knight Of the grip
Mr.. Hart, during his stay here, has
contributed number Of articles to
the Journal. Miner on birds and ami.
mails and their habits, which have
been keenly read. Being n thorough
student OF nature he has been able
to write in a manner that conveyed
n thorough knowledge Of the subjects
he treated. His style was clear, con.
else and NO plain that all could un.
derstand.
Mr.. Hart Is nm eastern man, and
before going on the road ms trav.
cling salesman, he was connected with
the business department Of two OF the
largest circuscs, among them being
Barnum Bailey's and Campbell
Bros.
His departure from the city will
occasion much regret from the host
OF friends he has made during his
stay In the Queen City of Arizona.
The best wishes Of his friends here
will accompany him on his return TO
his old field ms drummer.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
GAIN
RENEWED
.HONORS
BY RABs.
"was ist loseYU

Hh lht lOsef'
Up In the grandstand, Sunday af.
ternoon, German, famed for his
eomposure, suddenly lost his bal.
ance and lapsed into his native
tongue. when he saw Brown. third
baseman of Company A, stop an mr..
tiilery shot and send the swatter 10
the baseball morguc. II was the
most sensational play Of n decidedly
interesting game, which would have
made Class ID organization look
IKE a lot Of sand.lotters.
The ping nearly took Brown off
his feet, yet the clever third base.
man OF Company A team recovered
himself and nailed the runner M first
by step. This was but one of the
game.
Company A won, and its record
now stands something like Hfty.two
games won and eight lost.
Perhaps Company A has a horse.
shoe. Perhaps not. This much Ia
certain. They field very punk ex.
ecept at critical moments, and then
they take most decided brace. II
may be that they do not exert them.
selves Mt other times, but IL Ia MI.
ways noticeable that they pull 10.
gether when matters are serious. They
act then az well.drilled regulars
should-like thoroughly trained
bunch OF veterans.
Bushong at first and Russell nj
short distinguished themselves SUNDAY.
bushong IL n natural first. baseman.
ana reminds one Of Bushong Of M.
tional fame, about n quarter OF n
century back.
Russell, who once won fame on
I'm eastern college team, is the same
old chap, and he certainly pulled
down two hard flies, while he stunp
a three bagger and a single in n
manner that made the mascots OF
company A let loose joyful shouts Of
Riee' Hut then, when company has
TWO mascots II il a joke 10 think Of
such thing as defeat.
Nnlly, who Is the creek pitcher NJ
the 18th, was as wild as a March
hare, but then he was backed nm M |
critical moments by superb mnpor,
md Nally, himself, Just TO show tbat
he can bat M well M field. soaked
he spheroid where the trademark h
md sent IT over the left field fence
Tor n home run.
Russell narrowly escaped a severe
injury when he was spiked accident.
NY by Lorenz. He continued pluck.
~ IN the game, however. even
houeh one.half Of his shoe was
langlng on the ground. Just N
how that he was not hurt, he bit
hree'bagger, and the way he scooted
ne sacks made Barney Oldasld with
H. Benz look like a tortoise.
Tho hnal score was ~ for Com.
any A.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
Stands to Reason

ohe reason why the little classified ads in the JopNA
NER are SO successful is that everybody knovs they're
oier'g Sood values and chance for a GOOD ADVANTAGE
cope VINO expect to get exorbant price or b;h croft
." 'heir offerings, don't advertise in the JorpN. M,Nrp
ra proht Tor the seller good value for the bve soare
ue'" ana quick sale, the wachwords n Tho ,rLet
pace OF the Munnimakers. If you can't or WON. oee
TAR DEAL keep out of the markepac Whether vo,, want
10 sell your services, skill and time or whether vo want to
ma Ooarders for your empty rooms-whetber Won ,ro cell
ing goods or property or anything ese-youl find muk
dea and square DEAL by advertising your offers the
oer 1--we, busy enterprising offers in the MINER
classified columns Isn't it better to deal quickly md A.
far price than to do it other way and spend lot Of
valuable time and trouble get an exorbtan price, Scores
and hundreds OF wdeawake people have proved the better
advantage of the Munnmakcr way.
Write Mr. Munnmaker. care of the JOURNAL MINER q.
none him, No. H. whenever you woxs oxythixe
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
(From Tuesdays Daily

Vacation Visit.
Miss Eva Behn was the guest OF
Mrs. j. Is. Cleveland at the Shyock
mine during vacation week.
From the Mine.
j. V. Rotinghaus, with the McKin.
ley company, near Iron Springs, was
in the city yesterday for brief
business trip.
Goes to Court.
4. W. O'Sullivan, assistant district
attorney Of the county, left yester.
day for Flagstaff, where he goes on
court matters.
Returns to City.
After an absence of several
months ut Bisbee, Harry Campbell
has returned to his home in the city,
where his parents reside.
Revival Services.
A series of revivnl services will
begin In the NJ. T.. church. North
Marina street, next Sunday evening.
(April l7th). Not this week, as
formerly announced.
Ladies Aid Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of tho
congregational church will meet nj
the home OF Mrs. Yount, "Wednesday
afternoon, Mt 3 O'Clock.
Visits Relatives.
Drais Modem, assistant railroad
agent at jerome Junction, spent
sunday in the city with his rcla.
'lves, returning home yesterday.
Goes On Business.
d. III. MulreiD, the plumber. left
Yesterday for jerome, on u business
trip for his house, and where he has
contracts that require his personal
attention.
20 10 Coast.
Mrs. J. W. Stewart, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. May Cook
Weaver, left yesterday for Los An.
seIes for visit with friends for
several weeks.
Verde Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. wingfeld. ne. |
'ompanied by Miss Opal Wine. werc
arrivals from Camp Verde Yesterday.
md will remain for few DAYS n,
he guests Of friends.
Jailed North.
James Madors, the big cattle man
" the Cherry. Creek section. left |
sunday for Flagstaff, where no will |
lttend the session of the District
lourt at that place.
aeturns TO Grade.
george IL. Andrews, sub.contrae.
OF on the 4 G. out of Parker, af.
or visit with his family in the
NY, left yesterday for the front.
where he has force Of men nj work
|oins Husband.
Mrs. A. q. johnson and son. w u
ohnson, arrived Saturday NIGHT
rom Chattanooga, Tenn. and will
erenfter make their home In tho
NY She Is the wife OF Night on.
cor johnson, Of the city police
o Capital City.
Mrs. Mark Bradley left YESTERDAY
~ lhe southern part Of the coun.
~ 10 visit her husband, who Is
perating mine near Hot Springs
,"etion. She will journey later To
hoenix to visit with friends.
emmcs Tour. |;
MRS. Charles Frederick Brislev tina
aVellng correspondent Of the Den. ,
~ iimes, after few weeks, visit
TN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brisley. left
'sterday for Pasadena. Cal. favor.
ny Impressed with this section.
Look At Building. {
w, w. Elliott, the nrcbiteet ga
instructor, and Robert Heating, who I
= .ne building contract on the new
'gerberg mercantile house at Ash v
'rk, went to that point yesterday
get the structure under beadway n
Inc ohoer Arrives. ""'' d
marry Heasley, secretary and trean. 4,
~ OF the penn'Arizona Mining com. ="
ny, operating tho Mudhole mine AZ
aiker, arrived Sunday from the
y and left yesterday for biz com.
nys interests. He will remain n,
'eral days In this section.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13

start Road Work.
James Seaman, with a bio IT,.
Of men, started to change the .,',
yesterday from the old TO the n.s
route over Lynx Greek, under tba !,
rection Of superintendent Of Ro.s.
Childers. The building Of thi, S;sa
way is one Of tho most imno,,ss..
pieces Of road work ever autbo,;,ss
in the county. From Jerome Juptio.
another good piece Of ROADWAY !.
under construction and 10 progre.,;,s
rapidly toward this city.
Return TO Mines.
+. A. Munkittrick, Frank Heaa,,,
and G. II. Bloom, who are inters.,.,
in several mining claims along Rn..'
Creek, after a few days in the e,,
on business, left yesterday for hon.
Mr.. Munkittrick speaks In flatts,;s.
terms Of that mineral section. ~
while no big strikes are chronicle
the progress Of development slo,s
systematic lines II creating copsiS.,'
able interest In that field.
To Inspect Bonanza.
John Queleco, interested In "A.
Monte Carlo mine, near Silver Nom.
tain, where the big gold strike oees,.
red few days ago, will return IA
day to his camp. He has recent,
shipped car load Of lumber and {,
making arrangements for the in,t,Il
ing Of mill TO treat the yisS
which he says Is abundant, from \.
cent development. Ten sacks Of n.
rich ore are on the dump and win b
sent TO market Nd once.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
INcENDIARY FIRE7

II is reported that the schoolhouse
AT Cherry was burned down on Sun.
day night, between and 2 O'Clock.
There had been Il singing service nj
the schoolhouse, but IL is stated that
all Of the lights had been turned
out before the people left.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13

Accidents are no more common on
American war ships than on foreign
ones, but owing TO the freedom and
enterprise Of the American press the
facts about them are not 20 easily
withheld. N.r
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
CHANGE ON PLAZA ATTRACTION

At n conference of the Board Of
Supervisors, yesterday, II was unOf.
fcially agreed to change the locatio,
Of the fish pond from its present 10.
cation, and TO remove the mineral
makeup of the structure that en-.
closes it, The site SELECTED was /,
plot 10 the northeast Of the eour,
house. and then the cistern will be 0,
"A metallic design and Of an orn.,
mental character, with a cement bot
tom. The selection of designs for
new band stand win come up later
for action, and IL adopted the ste
for that pavilion will be at poir,
opposite on the northwest corner Of
the plaza. With the Rough Rider
monument, the trio will be inviting
and attractive.
III your job il "shaky" q Journal
Miner liner will get you another ona
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-04-13
TO LEAVE PRESCOTT. 4.

MT and Mrs. Il. 8. Mason A..
preparing to leave the city, and 81.
pect to locate mt Portland, Orc. M,
Mason Ii called to that field In eo,.
nection with engineering duties on |,
gigantic power proposition, and Of
which he will have charge as N,
chief engineer, following practically
the professional duties that he M,
filed in this field with the Arizop,
Power company. The departure oi
these people will be regretted b,
their many friends In this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01
KING COUNTY HARBOR
BOND ISSUE

Shall King County issue its negotiable coupon bonds
in and to the aggregate amount OF $l,75O0O000 in
SERIES consecutively numbered OF l750 bonds of King
County, in denominations OF $1,000 each payable to
such party person, parties persons, shall pur
chase the same bearer twenty years after date
of issue with interest at the rate of exceed four
and onchalf per cent per annum, payable annually,
and by and through its Board of County Commission
ers contract Indebtedness by selling said bonds por
tons thereof from time to time at not less than par
and to cxpend cause to be expended under the drec
ton and subject to the approval OF said Board all the
proceeds of such sale, in aid and in furherancc and
completion OF the improvement and for the several
particular purposes, and IN the sums respectively for
each such purpose as mentioned and set forth in the
resolutions adopted by the Board OF County Commits
sioners OF King County on the 2Sth day of September
1910?
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Thousands Now Use This
Recipe for Cough Syrup
Easily Made a, Home, Costs
Nothing " u Falls.

The speed with which this simple
home mixture takes hold of a cough
and conqueru u will surprise YOU
The recipe giyon below makes more
and better cough syrup than you
can buy ready made for t2b0
Mix one pint uf graduated sugar
with " pint 90 warm wjuor. and
stir for minutes Put "a ounces
OF Piuex fifty cents WORTH in a
pint bottle. then add the Sugar
Syrup Il keeps perfectly Take a
teaspoonful every one. two or thrce
hours
Thia gives almost instant relief
and usually stops deopaented
cough inside 81 "a hours Splendid.
too. for wh0opinK cough. chest
pains. bronchitis hoaraeness. etc
The taste Is pleasant. aud IL IL just
laxative enough to help cure a
cough Its tonic properties restore
the appetite which cough tends
70 destroy.
This recipe n now used IN thou
sands % homes In the United States
and Canada. It's popularity has r.
suited In many limitations none 81
them As good as the old successful
formula II viii not Work unless
you use the pure. genuine Plnex.
which ls the most valuable con.
ccntratcd compound % Norwegian
white pine extract. and contains che
necessary quantity ~ galaicoi and
other healing pine elements
Some u the beat knuWu Seattle
druggists. such az nartelI DRUG Co
distributors. and others. think 90
well 81 the above recipe that they
guarantee u % give satisfaction OF
refund the purchase price
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Republican Ticket

Republican Ticket
Representative In Congress.
WILLIAM y. HUMPHREY
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Vote for Five.
Torn
4yoars. MACK r. GosE.
Gyoara. GEORGE E. MORRIS.
G years. FRANK n. RUDKiN
Gyears. EMMETT y. PARKER
6yoara. MARK a. FULLERTON
State Senators.
30th Senatorial District.
Is a. BOWEN.
3ist Senatorial District
RALPH y NICHOLS.
s2nd Senatorial District
DANIEL LANpON.
Ssrd Senatorial District.
PLfNY L. ALLEN
3fth Senatorial District
GEORGE 4. PIPER.
Seth Senatorial District.
JOSIAH COLLINS.
seth snaiorlal District
CHAs. +. McAvoY.
27th Senatorial District.
FRANK c. JACKSON
State Representatives.
10th Representative District.
Vote for Three.
y. n. ToNKIN
FRED J. MESS.
HOWARD u. TAYLOR
4iat Representative District.
Vote for Two.
CHAs II. ENNIS.
GEORGE n WEBSTER
f2nd Representative District
Vote for Two.
WALTER r CHRISTENSEN.
EDGAR J WRIGHT
i3rd Representative District
Vote Tor Two.
WILLIAM wRAY
VICTOR zEnN1CK.
t4fh Representative District
Vote FOR Two.
~ r KENNEDY.
IA CLIENT
18th Representative District
Vote for Two.
soMERs HAYES SMITH.
FRANCIS PATRICK Goss.
...-s.-....-ss..-.a4.a.s4
tGth Representative District
Vote Tor Two.
OSCAR ". HAROLDsoN.
FRED ". HASTINGS.
t1th Representative District
Vote Tor Two.
a. y. BUCHANAN.
n r POSTER.
County Auditor.
OTTO A. CASE
County Engineer.
JAMES x MORRISON.
County superintendent, Of Common
Schools.
A. s. BURROWS.
County Assessor.
ALBERT +. PARISH.
County Clerk.
d. X. siCKLEs.
County Treasurer.
WILL n. HANNA.
County Sheriff.
ROBERT T HODGE.
County Coroner.
JAMES c SNYDER.
Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN F. MURPHY.
County Commissloner.
Vote for Two,
Let Commissioner District
DAVID MCKENZIE.
End Commissioner District.
NJ l. HAMILTON.
Wreck Master.
,.pppf,ts AZ yr-rtfr.,tr
justices Of the Peace.
Seattle Precinct
Vote for -Four.
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VOTES FOR WOMEN
WHAT WOMEN WANT

tC0utinucd nom yeatefdayl
who need the ballot FOR
protection.
There are several million
L. who need the ballot
Women have voted equal terms with for the last
Idaho Utah. Colorado and Wyoming and In Australia
Norway Sweden Denmark and Isle OF Man In Brit
Ireland Scotland they
tall but paiamc aud France Germany
they taxpay And Oklahoma Ore
pending
Washington Washington voted IN territorial But
THE RIGHT WAS STOLEN FROM Us by FRAUDULENT BAL
LOTS when Washington became a state.
that rlght, that
quietest economical
protective laws; may
will the and honestly the
OF the offices which they elected
suffrage Is rapidly ominE all the wordwi
allow Washington be the last Will you
o. n procession OF progre ssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

State Of Washington County Of King, S.
/, OTTO A. CASE, County Auditor and ex-officio
Clerk Of the Board OF County Commissioners of King
County Washington do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing list OF nominations is true full and
complete list OF the nominations certified to me by the
various political parties of King County. Washington
therein set forth
(Sea) OTTO A. CASE. County Auditor
Witness my hand and official seal this 10Th day of Oc
tober, A. ID. 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-01

Dear Miss Grey: Where can ]
get a copy In full OF Debs speech
at Dreamland. / could not get in
to hear him
MRS. A. A. GORDON.
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CONCERNED

Ar you will bring him 20 see
me OF give me some way Of getting
In connection with him, will try
20 help him.