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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-12

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must understand" he continued. that
this man belongs to the intellectual
type of criminal. highly fertile in re-
source and accomplished in expedi-
emit"
He stood for moment absorbed in
thought. 81 will go to my Office now"
he said at last, land prepare some
questions and some psychological APP
paratus Then" with a decided nod.
II shall see Senator Wodeburn. and I
think Miss O'Hara that | can promise
you that Prince Ahmed will be in
your arms before night"
ooh, | hope so, hope So" cried
Rose fervently, and Willy, thinking
of his Aunt Regina and his possibly,
nay probably squashed luncheon, de.
voutly echoed his wish.
But what kind Of questions will
YOU put TO him. Mr.. Darker" asked
Rose curiously.
THAT | will let you know later"
he said. with his faint smile. "but in
spite of himself. he will be forced to
reveal all the details Of this painful
affair"
But" cried Rose anxiously, and
staying him with one hand, you
promise me that there shall be no
publicity about this matter"
None whatever" he assured her,
with a final bow. and then has.
tened away. while Willy and herself
repaired to her sitting-room She
was in an April mood. divided be-
tween smiles at the thought of recov-
ering Ahmed again. and tears in con-
sidering the respected Senator Wode-
burns completely in the theft. and
then 1t was that Willy took command
OF the situation.
Now. Rose, listen to me-" he said
authorltatively. You are simply to
put this matter out of your head and
think no more about It for the pres.
ent. Consider your voice. my dear
girl, and your looks" he added still
more subtly. Now | am going to
order your limousine. and you and
Miss Hodgkins are going out for a
long drive, not returning before five
o'clock. Ahmed will no doubt be
safe at home by that time"
For once Miss O'Hara proved amen.
able, and Willy had no sooner seen
Miss Hodgkins and herself drive off
than he returned to the rooms and
summoned Ernestine. He was a great
favorite OF hers, as he had a winning
habit of bestowing largesse upon her
now and then. which az Ernestinc
spent much thought in devising com.
forts for her old age was joyously
received and thriftily laid away. Now.
he crossed her palm so generously
that she forgot her grief for Ahmed,
and performed . series OF dipping
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second. A moment later, a waiter
hurried down The hall. and after
knocking at Senator Wodeburn's door
handed in small covered pitcher.
Darke intercepted the man as he
turned away. and slipped something
into his hand.
What was that you Just delv-
cred?' he asked
Milk, SIR"
Milk" The glance Of the psyche
logical detective was eloquent Does
Senator Wodcburn often order milk"
"Oh, no. sir; this Is the first time
that know Of, but he telephoned
down that he wanted some at once
and might need some more later"
While the three stood gazing at
each other, VIII and Rose finding no
words in the face of Darke's uncon.
cealed satisfaction, the door of the
suite beyond opened and Senator
Wodeburn himself, stately. gray
haired, benevolent, appeared at tho
door
Seeing the three in close consulta-
ton, he hesitated moment and then
came forward with outstretched hand.
Good morning. Gaines. Ny dear
Miss O'Hara, | have heard of your
loss and | am more than sorry
Willy detected faint shrinking in
Roses manner. Thank YOU she
said, little coldly, "but how did you
hear OF it?"
Wodcburn seemed a biz confused at
The question. How why-eh.
oh yes, My man, Ryan, told ne"
Fonnon Darkc leaned forward sud
denly, II beg your pardon, Senator
Wodeburn." he said. hut yon have
something on your sleeve and with
thumb and forefingor. he plucied
away inf of the same gray fur
which he had recently found upon the
floor
The other showed a touch of EN-
barrassment. Thank you he said
curtly, Ryan must be more careful
| wonder where it came FROM he
went on. 1T must be from the lin
ing OF my motoring coat. Ryan has
insisted for some time that get a
new one He laughed in a rather
perturbed fashion. For some reason
the fellows conscience has been stir
ring to-day and he is actually doing
little work, oyerhauling clothes and
all that sort OF thing. He's done
more harm than good so far, though
for he spilled a bottle of ink all over
some white waistcoats, and ! just left
him soaking them in milk. Told hin
that 1t was useless. They're ruined.
He laughed again and moved on to
ward the elevator
But before any of the three whom
ne ieft standing speeches. In the race
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Darkes negligent and slightly
weary repose was quite unruftled.
mo matter how absurd or improb-
able suspicion may be-" he said lit
is always plausible if the underlying
impulse be apparent. Now, plainly.
the motives for this theft We're not
sordid. for the cat is valuelcss with
out his pedigree Neither is IL likely
that he is being held for ransom, as
in that case you would not only have
been threatened in advance. but you
would also have received some COM
munica'ion or demand by this time.
Therefore.' he went on in his lei
surely, dispassionate fashion, "the
case. as 1t appears, resolves itself into
this-rvalry. Some jealous exhibitor
at the coming show is determined
that Ahmed shall not win the blue
ribbon of his class
Mrs Allen" gasped Rose. and
then clapped her hand to her mouth
Mortified at her indscreet utterance
Just So A faint, satisfied smile
played about Darke's mouth for a mo.
ment. at is admitted that Mrs.
Aliens 'Ayesha' is your cats only
real competitor. Now | believe that
it is very well known in their set
that Senator Wodeburn has been for
years an ardent and importunate
sutton for Mrs. Aliens hand"
She is capable Of anything" cried
Rose sharply. She has been saying
everywhere that Prince Ahmed has q
'snipey' nose. and that he is so long,
when any judge knows what n COLBY
body and apple head he has. And
she also says, wherever she dares,
that he has enough white hairs under
his chin to disqualify him for any ex-
hibition. and that Ernestine pulls
And she herself knows so little about
high'bred cats that she actually boasts
Of the length Of Ayesha's tail"
Darke nodded. "a fairly clear.cut
case" he said. Nov will make
some investigations in the outer cor.
ridOr, and while doing so will ask
you two to linger about the door and
warn me with quick whistle II you
see anyone coming"
Willy fell behind Rose and Darke
on their way to the door and then
presently. he paused and suppressed
a sharp exclamation. Was it merely
shadow he saw? Orwell at any
rate, it gave him food for thought
Once out In the hall Mr.. FennelI
Darke again flung himself down, and
with his magnifying glass went over
every inch OF the floor for a yard OF
more about the doorsill
Hes Harvard man" said Rose
in a rapid undertone to Willy; "ha'
his own income, and has taken vi
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of his apparent audacity could make
any comment. his door opened again
and a man stepped out with guam
titv of coats and trousers Uter one
arm. 1t was Ryan, and he wore a
brilliant green necktie.
Fennell Darke snapped his notebook
together conclusively. Il think the
whole matter is settled now" he said.
81, lies between the red and the green
tie Ryan may have actually stolen
prince Ahmed but Senator Wodeburn
has planned the whole affair. You
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beyond the one Rose occupied and
rs much personal badge as the
white plume of Navarro.
'Oh, Mr. Darke. surely you are not
insinuating anything against Senator
Wodeburn?" cried Rose, reproof and
championship mhgling in her tones.
That dear, dignilied old gentleman
would never dream of stealing a cat
Willy Gaines threw back his head
and laughed; the idea struck him as
deliciously fantastic.
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this work because he loves 1t, and be
cause he longs TO benefit humanity
Aha" with an exclamation OF tri-
umph, Darke held up a small, sllvery-
gray tuft Of fur. detached no doubt
from Prince Ahmeds coat in his first
vigorous efforts to free himself. Willy
reflected. as he gazad At it, hat he
did not envy Ahmcds cap or; and
Rose. after one glance. turned her
head away. too much moved 10 speak.
Just then Gaines gave quicl,
whistle. and Darke was on his feet in
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
GOOD ORE 0N
 DOME CREEK
Two Tons of the Mine Run Shows Exceptionally Good
 Values

Nin"iy-lwo dollars to tho ton is what Capt. w. l.. Spalding, the Dome crock quartz man. obtain ed from small clcan-up which was brought to town during the week, and which has just been melted into q brick.
 The mill that the captain has "n his property ai Inc head of Dome creek has been unable to operate more than q few hours daily, owing io the scarcity of water. However, hc hopes io bc able to keep the stamps dropping night and day later in inc sum- mcr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
COMMISSIONER HEALEY
 HAS RESIGNED HIS OFFICE
THE OFFICE AT cHlTINA CLOSED AND NO BUSINESS cau BE THAHsacTED--coNsIDERED HIS USEFUL
 AT AN END

News has been received from Chitina that United states Com missioner lIcalry had irndcrrd his resignation lu the court inl- mcdiatcly after the grand jury had cXonrratrd him, giving as his reason that his usefulness in the district had come to an end, notwithstanding that hc had been cleared of all wrong doing and that hc did not wish to cmbar- rass the court in Inc discharge or it's duties,
 X reporter of the prospcci0r called at Judge Cuslinan's cham bcrS this afternoon but the judge was out visiting tho glacier with his family and could not bc seen.
 II appears that on icndcrlng his resignation Judge IIcalcy locked his office and has noi acted in q
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
GETS FOUR YEARS
 FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Judge Thomas Lyons yr$icr- day afI"rn"nn inIpnSed four year sentence on IIrrminiu D. Ear'linaS. found guilty of man. SlauSlli"r in Ihr killing of Arhi- d"rr Auuilar. in N"wInwn. last March. Tn" prisoner. when questioned by th" judge before. sentence Was pronounced. per- sisted that hr was inInXicaitl aI Tn" time he committed the crime. and remembered nothing about II. u" will De committed in Me NciI> island. where. with good conduct allowance taken on lhr sentence. hr will be held for a hlilr nN.'r three wars -krichi- kan M.;:rr.
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 four lcnts standing on the creek.
 Greenwald and Sandberg's cab lnS were carried into the creek by. slides. John Grccnwald and Jack McGihcr are installing a small hydraulic plant on their ciaIm. known as Ethr Tacoma. 4 petition 'has;:bccn circulated on Ihr creek. and. signed without &n exception. asking Judge CtISh- man to remove inc COInmiSSinn- rr'S nlfir" from Copper Center to Iu!kana. and asking that C.. k. Hoy; be appointed cnmmiSsi"m- CT. The petition rrcitcs that Gulkana is the Junction of the Fairbanks -aNldcZ trail. he Eag- l" and Slair creek trails, the trail to Valdez creek and is more crn- Iral and convenient iu the ma Jority of the people operating in the district. than Copper Center.
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r"SSIul in their efforts tn secure. the band for an open air con- cert the people of Valdez will have a rar" treat, and one which many of our citizens will fully appreciate, as il is but rarely that a great military band passes this way.
 Flag Day, falling on Friday, the iiih. 1t was decided by a number of business men that in view of the coming of the transport Sher- idan on Saturday, it would bc bet ter to withhold the flying of flags for one day and the city would wear a gala appearance on inc arrival of the headquarters of the regiment With the troops en- parked at Ft. Seward.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
VALDEZ CHAPTER
 ELECTS OFFICERS
Valdez Chapter of the American Mining Congress Has An
 nuaI Meeting

The annual meeting If ihc Val hez Chapter of the American Min ing Congress was held in the council chamber last tight. There was a good attendance of mem bcrS present.
 The meeting was called to or der by George Baldwin, chair man.
 Tho following were elected su- prrviSors for the ensuing year: Geo. F.. Baldwin, <. Blum. l.. W. storm, E. F. Willard and $. A. Temple. This board will, at a lat er meeting, elect the officers of the chapter, consisting of q chairman, secretary and trcasur- CT.
 There being no further busi- ness the meeting was declared adjourned.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
KATMA| ASHES
 ARE NEUTRAL
In the Course of a Short Time the Ashes Will FertiIize
 the Soil

Dr. baNll IT, Slrrim has very kindly made a chemical anaiysiS or tn" ash picked up in NaIdrz. as well as lhaI taken from the deck of ih" Dora and submits the following results.
 IL k all entirely neutral ash. containing neither acid nr all kali. IL k pumirr stone in stat" of pulv"riZatinn of the rhy- "lit" and trnrhylitr varieties. It is a Siliria and inamrrphrus pnw,lr"
 ndrr In" mirrnScnpr il ap- pears as small particles os DOT "u> glass and those particles are full of small air bubbles. char art"riStic of pumicr stone. which has about 2.3 in 2.i specific gray ily. This sample wa> originally
 Continued on page g.
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A POOR EXCUSE
 BETTER THAN NONE
Judge hanford Explains His Po- sition Relative to the Natur-
 aIization Case of oIeson

N"i h"ing able to longer stand tn" stricturcS passed upon him for liSbarrinE q Socialist from citizenship. Judge ITanfor,l. in an interview. said:
 "Olrsnn admitted that he is a S"riali>i. a frcquentcr nf assem- bla@rS of SnrialisIs in which Inc participates as speaker, advO- ealing a propaganda of radical changes in the institutions of the country. He claimed tn have a clear understanding of ihr con Stifulinn nf the UniI"d States, and in have known that, by one or ills articles, deprivation of life. liberty ar property without due process of law is forbidden. and yet the evidence introduced in his behalf proved that the party with which hr is affiliated. and whusc pI inciplcs he advOralcs, has for ills main object inc complete elimination of property rights in this country.
 " (Continued on page I)
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VALDEZ } 4 ]! MAY ENJOY A VERY RARE TREAT
AN EFFORT IS BEING MADE OPEN AIR CONCERT BY THE SIXTEENTH INFANTRY BAND ON ARRIVAL l
 TRANSPORT SHERIDAN

With tie arrival of the trans port Sheridan there will arrive the famous Sixteenth Infantry band. during the past two years stationed at Ft. William II. Sew ard. near Haines, with the head quarters of the regiment.
 It i> expected the transport will remain at Ft. Liscum for at least 2i hours. X movement is "n foot. inaugurated by the Pros p"ct"r, and headed by Mayor Ritchic. to take steps to have the band give an open air concert in the city during that time, and, if feasible, to have a big dance on tn" same evening, the military band in furnish the music.
 should the committee be sue
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BODY RECOVERED rAt-.~< ss,.. it~"s& s..! -. [. 0N SLATE GREEK! ::- 1-7 -7- [ : E E First News of Season Received From Slate Creek--Sea-
 son is Backward .e
 E

Charles KrarInrr and Harry schultz have received word from Stat" creek, the first news in from that camp for some lime past, as the mail route to that crack has been discontinued.
 The srason is very late, IS inches of snow falling on the 9th of May. During tht last of May the body of one of lhc men who was caught in the snowslidc and the carcaSSeS of five dogs were recOvcred up to the time the last letters were sent out. The body of the man recovered was in bad condition and il is supposed the remains will have to De inferred there.
 Many SnnwSli,lrS have occur red on the creek during the ear ly days of spring, leaving but
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width ln 2S inches and is still widening.
 Assay returns showed the face of the vein where first opened up io run s5O.00 to Inc ton, while the face of tho orc shoot shows q value of SiOO and 20 ounces in silver, the highest percentage of silver yet discovered in ihis camp. In seven feet of drifting the orc shoot widcncd i2 inches and is continuing to widen. while still holding ils average values.
 The Mineral Creek Mining company, as far as inc company Is concerned, will cease work on these properties, and will in all probability lct n contract to Johnson & Erickson, the original owners, to continue development.
 Continued on page 4)
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AN IMPORTANT STRIKE
 MADE ON THE HERCULES
28 INCHES OF HUNDRED DOLLAR STRUCK ON WIEN OF THE HERCULES MINERAL cREEk--
 WORK CONTINUE

Charles NJ. Nicholson. foreman of tn" Mineral Trcck Mining c0mpany's properties on Mineral creek, came down from the work ings on Tuesday, bringing with him cross-scction samples of orc taken from Inc new strike on those properties, which have higher average value than any thing yet struck in that section of Inc camp.
 Last erinicr cross-cul was run io strike Inc vein on the Her culcs at depth of 70 feel below q pay shoot showing on inc sur face. Recently, when the vein was struck, where il was calcu- lated it. would Dc encountered, t8 inches of rich orc was disclosed, and as the vein was drifted up- on Ihis orc body increased in
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
TAKE TESTIMONY
 IN SEATTLE
Machinery of Law Beginning to Grind on Judge Han-
 ford'S Case

Washington. June i3.--By a rnir of the House unanimously ordered. the Judiciary commit- tee l. tp investigate into the charges preferred against Fed rral Judge Ilanfnrd.
 \ subcommittee has been ap- pointed which will proceed to Se- litlr to take testimony brarin. "ul line charges.
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judicial caparily since. neither
 has the "nicr been open for re- c"rding. of which condition Judge Clshman Is probably in ignu- rance, "r else hr would have had li"alcy remain al his post until such iilnr aS his succrssur was appointed or all appointment would hav" been made al once.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
COMMITTEE GIVES ALL
 TO THE TAFT FORCES
ARIZONA CALIFORNIA, MICHIGAN, MISSISSIPPI LoUIs- LANA LOSE DELEGATES TAFT--RoosEvELT
 FEVER

Oyster Bay, June l3.--RoOsc- welt is at fever hrai over the actions of the contest commit tee in Chicago, giving all the con- tested delegations in Taft, and says that in spite of the action of the committee hr will D" nOm- inat"d. as many Taft delegates are bOllinG 10 him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
REBELS REJOICE
 THAT HUERTA QUITS

Chihuahua, June i3.--rhc rrb els ar" much pleased with Inc resignation of Grn. ITurrta. from fh' federal army. aS hr was the only man fhry really feared.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE
 ASKING FOR APPROPRIATION
NO NEWS FROM SCENE OF DIsTURBAHcE--RELIEF VESSEL STARTS FRIDAYcLoTHNa SPOILED BY voLcaN- ,
 VANCOUVER

seward. June i3.--II. P. SulIi- van. |. S. MarShal.--Nnthing new has been received from Kodiak. Rrpuris hav" been received from mile 23 that sharp shocks and loud reports were heard ihrr" last evening. The tug Printer is still m port. EVANS.
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Deputy Marshal Al. Sullivan will l"av" on the Alameda for Seward, where he goes lO bring over all insane patient from Dil- lingham. IL" and Harry schultz will take Inc unfortunate in the MOrningside Sanitarium.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

The number of people who have passed through .Whitehorsr and G"n" on [" ih" foot of the lake Io take tn" first SIramrrS down the river is less by une-half- LIlai that of last year. : =. "A
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the fact that the Roosevelt tick ct carried the state of Califor- nia by 69,000 maority, the Roose- welt delegates from the Fourth c"nSrc Sional district were Oust- ed and the Taft delegation seal = rh in Their place.
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Washington. June i3.--PrcSi- dent Taft today sent a special message iO Congress asking for an appropriation of SlOO.OOn tu b" expended by the Revenue Cut ter scrvir" in caring for illr vol cann victims in ihr n"i-hhnrhood "f K"liak. Alaska.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
SOCIALIST SPEAKER
 ON WAY HERE

Juneau. June i3.--I.rna MUD- TOW. thr S"cialisL speaker, left her" on lhe Alameda lo sprak iil COrhnva, Valdez and Seward. Slit, held large m"riings* in both Ju- n"au and Douglas.
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Oyster Bay. June i3.--Cnlunrl Roosevelt announces that hr is ill Favor of wOmams Suffrag. in this country. and says ihe plat form. he will submit tO the Be publican convention would con tain an unequivoral plank mak- ing declarations in that effect.
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Chicago, June l3.--Thr dele -.:;'T~ al large from Louisiana. h Si"S ii others from various portions of the slatr, have been ~"alcd for Taft. This is a clear gain for the administration, as these delegates. were not counted upon in making their estimates.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13
MAKE TT EASY
 ASKS DARROW

Los Angeles. June i3.--ChIcf City Detective Brown today icSii- fled that shortly after Detective Franklin'S arrest. DarrOw came tn him and asked him to go easy with the arrest of Franklin.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

'ancuuNrr. Jun" i3.--Dainlv linen hung out in the yards here l." dry falls to pieces when touch rd. II i$ believed the clothing had been burned by the falling ashes from Mt. Katmai.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

SkHgWaN will rnfnrrr ihn urIi- nanc" protecting illr son" birds from tn" guns of nrrn and hnv> CT the RnuSrvrlI type.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

Juneau. June IJ.--t;n>.rnur Clark has i"l""rapll'tl tr WaSlI- ln9t"n asking for an immediate relief appropriation If SI0a.OO0 for the relief uf thr sufferers from ilr volcanic eruption.
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cl"Nrlam,l, June i3.--Ihc ihir- i"rnIll cart hIuakr in iIr past six days. has been rr"i>trrrl on lhc >rl@nI"graph here.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

S"aiIlr. June i3.--Thr Rcyrnu, Cutter Rush leaves her" nn Fri. ':ty with supplies for ih.. need, iu the volcano zone.
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THE FAIR LILLIAN
 WILL GET HUGS

PiltSburg. June i3.--I.illian Russell, the actress, was yeStrr- day married tO Alexander Moore, the wealthy newspaper pr0prir- tor.
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NEvADA's cRoEsUs
 aOES TO SENATE

Reno, Nov, June i3.--GcUrgc WinglicId, the wcallhicSt man in the slatr, has been appointed by Inc governor in succeed Gcorgr :. Nixon. drcTaScd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

Al. White went out In inc rn,I commission camp this afirrnuon on his mOtnrcyrl".
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-06-13

Three fast rounds of famous prize fight al the Majestic to- night.
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Chicago, June I3.--Thr four delegates at large from Ariznll;, W,rr seated for Tafi.
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;. New York, June i3.--Thc Ev- eninG Mail edit"rially demands that Col. Roosevelt go at once to
 (Continucd on page #
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Chicago. June The four delegates at large from Missis- sippi and those from Michigan were given to Taft.
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If you want all the news all the inc read the prospcctor
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Chicago. June l3;--In spit" of