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The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
STERLINe MAINTAINS
4 LEAD over GAMBLE
Figures Show a Slight Lead
Over Gamble - johnson
Claims 1000 Plurality.

sioux Falls. s. d.. June I1.-The ten
atorshfp situation remain as yester-
day 50 far as returns received here are
concerned The ArgHs-Leader figures
would indicate the election OF sterling
bl about 500 plurality. Gamble. how
ever. claims his election by $50. steri-
ing headquarters ciaim Steriing's eiec-
ton by better than 1000.
r. $. johnson WAS here over night.
He claims Chat he and the Wilson dele
cation have carried the state by y
Droximafelv 1000
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
cHILDREN'S HOME SOCIETY
REPORTS ANNUAL RECORD

Sioux Falls. 5. D.. Tune THAT a
total of 1863 children were cared for
during the past year is shown by the
annual reports of he South Oak
Children's Home society. which main
tains a fine home in % Falls for
the care nf the homeless and Hnfortu-
nate children of the state. o. the
number cared for by the home, 13 were
placed in private homes for the first
time and A. childres were replaced,
while Il children were returned TO
their guardians. II was decided by the
society during the annual meeting TO
abandon the work which the society in
the past has lone in adjoining terri
tory in Wyoming. The decision not To
continue to carry on sue extended
work was due to the lack of sufficient
funds for the PURPOSE.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
BRookiNcs GRADUATES
BIG CLASS NEXT WEEK

Brookfngs. $. D.. June 7.-Sixty-four
students will be graduated from the
various departments of the South Da-
kota State college next week OF tha
IS who will receive tha degree of bach
elo of science, 10 are from the eugin-
eering department., eight from the col
lege course in agriculture, and the 9th
ers home economics. general science
and pharmacy. Twelve graduates of
the pharmacy department will receive
the dagree of PHI. G. Certificates Will
be given to IA students in dairying. IL
students in steam engineering and four
students in the department of COM
,s1orop
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

bALTlC-The citizens have decided
70 nave a rousing Fourth of July cels-
ofaIion here. Committees are at work
making the Necessary arrangements.
BRookINGS-Inoa~ recent student
election at the South Dakota State col
lsse. hoy Noro was elected editor of
the industrial CollsgIan. with LLOYD
HYDE as business manager. The COL
iegian is a weekly newspaper published
oy the students and is representative
or the best IN collegiate Journalism.
PIEERE-The people OF Dante have
petitioned the railway eomrnissio,, ~
order the Milwaukee to install a denor
ana an agent, N Dimock wants an
agent A number of Webster citizens
nave complained concerning the rates
charged by the Grand County Tele-
phone
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DROP OUT ON REMOVAL

Pierre, 5. D., June S.-Attorney Cen
eral has just held that a coun-
~ commissioner who move from the
district from which he is elected by
that act disGualifies himself from hold
ing this Office. This is In direct contra
yention with the dictum of the South
Dakota supreme court in the case OF
Gray VS.. Beadle county commissioners.
Al the time OF the rendering of such
a~eclsion, commissioners were elected
oy a vote of the whole county from
their respective districts. A 1899
statute changed this. making them be-
elected from and by their districts. Mr.
johnson feels that IL this case Were pur
mp TO this court under the present stat
ute, that it would affirm his decision.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
MIN TIL ANNUAL ENCAMPMENT
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC

Mitchell, s u, june Sat the ninth
annEai eTcamprneDt OF the Grand Army
or ne Republic arc Woncn's Relief
corps. rIae idea was approved OF me
mor12tszlag the state legislature to an
propriate from SIa.690 TO $50 GOO to nav
Transportation of South Dakota soldiers
whO we're in the hattie of GETTYSBURG 10
attend the Seth anniversary of the but-
tie next July.
sfrs- " -. Davis. OF Enion, Ore
na.sossai president Of the Wo,nen,s pc
lief cc-rS- arrived 80 attend tn. relief
CORPS CONVENTION There are fully 400
o.d soldiers and 200 members OF the
WoFl@H's Relief corps in attendance.
The e.c:mprsent is one OF the largest
ever held In The state.
The exercises are in charge of COM
rs3ridc- Brown, of Sioux Falls. and
President Helen kibbee. OF this cit,.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
ARE RECORDED TN OHIO

Cleveland. Ohio. June 1.-Two earth
quake shocks recorded by the seisr,o-
graph at st. Ignatius college early to-
day. probably originated Mt a NOT far
distant point. possibly in Indiana or
Michigan. according to the estimate Of
Father Odenbach. the curator.
The first shock lasted from 4.ez a =,
to 4.36- The second began at 4.ss and
ended at 5.20. Owing to the absence
OF the usual phases. Father Odenbach
estimated the point of origin as COM
paraffveiy close.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
INDIANS WILL JOLLfFY AT
WHITE RIVER CEIE6RATION

white River. 8 ID. June s.-A Fourth
Of July celeb .tion will be held here. II
viii DE one OF the most interesting
events OF r. Kind in South Dakota. for
the reason that several thousand Sioux
Indians from tie Rosebud e Pine
Ridge reservations will be present and
viii furnish E@rr of the entertainment
by giving tncz- cid time dances and in
duiging IL, their old sports. Among
the sporting fcsfare of the celebration
win be rop.ng and other contests. in
Guiding bEch.ne romeo riding. war
arces AMI ball games. During the
celebration ne indians will give "A pa
radc and Indulge in "a sham battle.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Hepperlee and 0lassner Both
Anxiously Await Figures Of
Unreported Counties.

Pierre. s. D.. June 1o.-Retnrns this
morning on secretary Of state givs
Hepperie 1855 and Giassner i4,24s in
~ counties.
Hepperless friends expect his victory
liz Pay ard Marshall counties give him
small ma1orities.
Fan River, Meade and Butte. strong
Glassnier territory are % in.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
or WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY

Mitchell. d. Issse THE COM
m~encefsseEs exercises Of Dakota wes-
leyan university were concluded yes
terday .s1teraoosl with the graduation
exercises af IN. senior class which is
conaDrlssd ~ - members. The adj
dress fo. the graduating class was
given b. Dr.. Thomas Nicholson. of
New YorS city. chairman Of the board
OF ~epIscoracv. CT Ire Methodist church.
sfvar%
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
MORE COMPLICATIONS
IN MOLE BOUNTY CASES

Rapid City. g. u. Tune San in
dicfment charging perjury was he
turned in the Wolf bounty cases by the
grand jGrJ against August Jacoby. OF
Underwood Jaeohy was the states
star w.<Esss N the conspiracy cases
against F. z II. HEWLETT and the Fails.
Jacoby testified that he old two coy
Ote htoIS last fs4ll ard made returns
on them Sc the auditor. whiie Henry
Summers. an cnsployc OF the Hewlett
firm, sNscr that J.acoby came to hin,
with II hides. Other s~itE.Sses declared
they overhead a conversation etwee
J2eohv AID ms r-oIiser just after ia
leSt the witEees s-ll3 a..a wheu
he was later asked. ny the a-ttarne- IL
ne lad said * he denied 1t. On this
last testimony il basel the perjury
charge.
TIL" Wolf bounty eases are becom-
ms caSiy ..c.r cSBapiizSze.. and in
yci<cd ard 40 KNOWS where they
VIII end i.1!c:.ce-ts have seen re-
turned against both aGcs. sousa Of them
IL federal and both sides have
a partial TfncIcation az the hands OF
the local grand jury or circuit court
petit jury.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

RAPID GITy-It Il expected the new
xa.erwo-ks system here Viii be COM
pleted by Jaly Is. More than q. 0o0 OF
the 5000 feet Of water mains already
ece. laid. Pressure VIII sSr psu-
v!ded b. y reservoir. which will hold
IN ample supply for ali Requirement ts.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
At WASHINGTON TO WITNESS
THE COLUMBIAN CEREMONIES

Washington. Il. G.. June Among
the knights OF Columbus here for the
Columbus memorial unveiling il John
T. Ryan. o. Bofiesteei. Air. Ryan is
accompanied hy his wife.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Without tunnels, coal, nrennen and
Rnohe. Th< f0rerunner OF the new mo-
1Drshte Aas arrived. The Danish East
Asinttc company has made a practical
Test with a new boat OF I0. 600 tor dis
placement The ship is an OF burner
md Il, In fact. an immense motor boat
driven BIZ engines somewhat similar 10
1hoUe In use upon motor cars The en-
= roam has the advantage OF plenty
- IsGht. no oppressive heat. and but
utt1o uofoe- tn oil tanks. IT the keel,
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
NEWLY ELECTED SENATOR
CAPTURED BY DAN CUPID

Aberdeen. :. D.. JuEc S.--TolIcwing
upon the heels CI mis- nomination for
state senator Il. the republican prI-
n.aries. IL which re received the high
est majority CT any OF the successful
republican candidates. Representative
j. L. Browne proved he was success
eul in love as EeIi as e politics by
wedding. at St Marks Episcopal
church c-. Thursday. june 6. Miss
Elizabeth Ciary. un1ii recently in
structcr in mathematics at the North
ern Normal and Industrial school here.
No iukEng was given the friends OF
the couple OF the approaching event.
and the officiating clergyman was not
notified until within an hour OF the
time set Tor the Only a
fcN very intimate friends were in at
tendance. The couple Jeff at I-21
o'clock ON the Milwaukee railroad for
= wedding tour in the east
Mr. Brown. lias been a resident of
Aberdeen and Brown county for more
than 20 ears and has been prominent
In public affairs in the city and state.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
CLOSING EXERCISES or
VETERANS ENCAMPMENT

Mitchell. s. D.. June ia-At noon to-
day the encarnpment OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic and the Womenss
Relief corpse came to an end, with
the installation OF the officers. Com
mander Clifford announced the appoint
ment Of 3. McManus. of Canton. as as
sistant adjutant general for the O. A.
r, and Mrs. Nevada Hereford named
Miss Efde Hereford. OF Aberdeen, as
secretary of the w r. G.
Over 1.eee people We're present last
night at the closing camp fire. when
addresses were made by Captain Van
Etten. with a personal description of
the battle OF Gettysburg: Rev. c. n.
Clark chaplain of the National Sold
iers' sanatorium. al Hot Springs. and
Mrs. Cora 81. Davis. president OF the
national w. r. G.
A flag presentation was made by the
w. R C.. to the Mitchell high school
and retiring Commander Brown was
presented with a past department rom
nlander's badge, as an appreciation Of
the old soldiers.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
ELKs LAY CORNER STONE
or BEAUTIFUL EOfElcE

Yankt0n- 8. d.. June Ia-The beauti-
ful new Elks home, now building here.
To cost $50. 600. was dedicated TO the
uses OF the order by Exalted Ruler NJ
r.. Gilman. jr.. in the presence OF q
very large assefnblage Of citizens and
EikS. The laying OF the finely en-
graved and inscribed cornerstone was
carried out according TO the Elk ritual
and was most impressive Hon w. III.
Mcafaster CAV the address or the eve
ming, an eloquent tribute to Elk Ideals
and work The building. OF Bedford
stone u light notified brick. set
rake jointed'r in very effective design
win b completed this summer and viii
be one OF the very finest buildings In
the CITY,
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Shaving was practiced among the
E&ypetnnz early in the 18th century b.
- CGFigt- The first mention OF IL IN
kl1e scriptures - IN Genesis. where Jo-
a1ph mad . haSty toilet when told To
- b&fdre the king and shaved him
~ Nenriy q century after, shaving
- hend - menzi0ned- Ezekiel refers
~ TIE s*baEber8 rAxOrs OF course ev-
eE5oo1y kno~S that DeIiIaE was the
GrG< fndy b1rl3erv mentioned
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

pr. a r. RI W0llaston has practically
e0mplefed the arrangements for HIS
1mrthcoming expedition to New Guinea.
On Woisaston ID taking out with him
from England = specially constructed
meteor boat. which he will employ in
navigating the Utakwa river. by q
or which he hopes to reach the Snow
mountains. DR.. WoilastOn's objective is
the higlIc6t point Of b main ridge OF
the Nassau range The last British ex-
peditf0n got to within 80 miles Of IL. q
this seemingly short distance involves
= climb a. $4,000 Feet by what are prob
ohiy Tho wekyt precipices m the world
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
FORMER DAKOTA OFFICIAL rs
IN NEW INSURANCE COMPANY

Washington. June IA-Hon. Howard
c. Shober, AT present an auditor of the
interior department, but formerly SUI
perintendent OF insurance in the state
Of South Dakota, is one OF the organ
ization committees OF the First Nation
al Fire Insurance Of the
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Thnt American engineers have won
W0rld wide Tame as bridge builders
mas agzfn been denioustrataG-tiais tszne
Al cepnoctiOn with a competition for
= sfafe railway bridge ever the River
Iur1na near Aliahahad. India. Twelve
NenxlinE bridge building concerns COM
pefed. q the award was given TO an
American company. whnss H:: MAS -sIs
~ cent lexS than that OF tife lowest
British tender.
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

Mfns E1fxabeth Ross haz been APP
pointed manager OF the household serv-
~ ofkfcs, which has just been estab-
llDhe4 II Jnmnica Plain. Mass BY the
Wansc< sEzsc;pai s~axar. The en-
teRDxIDe q patterned aKser the Brattie-
1o9e MUTUAL Aid association q neigh
Eorhood service which afTOrds mutual
- fUr the eick- The plan II to furnish
Nf cont cpmpetent nurses. to educate
Toou1o aAong sanitary lines and to fur
NfGn en~~GUyment for runner and girls
&nmpe<c11k IN household helpers
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14

FLANDREAIE-Tne Athena club. one
OF the leading local organizations. has
elected new Officers as follows. Presi-
dent. Mrs. ]. T. Bigelow vice presi-
emit MIS- r. L Brown. recording sec
retary. Mrs A q. simmons, CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. George Rice:
treasurer, Mrs. G. W. TObin.
MILLER-Horse buyers find II dif-
ieuit 10 get enough heavy horses now
and are driving an over this section in
search OF coed animals Some OF them
are shipped direct to Win ginia and New
Jersey points. where they are used in
q towns ON brewery wagons and for
trucking.
MENNO-Rev. =. r. Sattier. pastor
church. has just celebrated the ,5th
anniversary OF his ordination as a
clergyman. He vas rendered a recep-
ton. during which he wass presented
with a purse weIi filed with money.
SALEM-The woman's COMMITTEES of
the McCook county Fair association
has elected Mrs. r. e. Perry. of Mont
rose, chairman. The committee selected
superintendent OF the several depart
nents or the coc1nty fair and revised
h premium list.
ALEXANDRIA-A term of state cir
cunt court for Hanson county viii con-
vene here ON Monday OF the coming
week, with Judge Frank b. Smith pre-
siding Sixteen civil and two criminal
cases are TO be disposed OF during the
term
LAKE PRESTON-The local boar,
OF education elected the corps 81
for the next schoo year. Miss
Isuciia Osfrander. who graduates from
carleton college II Mortified. Mimi.
mas been engaged to each Latin.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sitting al 4
table engaged In writing Paul Paulson-
living on a farm near town. was at
tackled by heart failure and died with
IN a minute or two. He is survived
BY a widow and two children.
MILLER-Many fields Of corn are he
ing repaante1 on of havoc done
by cutworms. This will make the corn
later t71n formerly. but with Favorable
weather = good crop is expected.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PREPARATION
are being . FOR the dedication nrrf
sunday Of a new German Lutheran
church building which has fust been
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-06-14
moons RACE COST s2.sm

Des MOines. Ia June 8.-Congress.
man Wods In q statement filed today,
shows thai he expended 81. 648 in mai
ing the race Tor his denomination 81
congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Ashland. Va. March I6.-Thc Scout
Club. recently organized among the
boys OF Ashland. has arranged to have
"A lecture delivered at the college
chapel on Monday The subject Will
he "America: or The Land We Live In"
DR.. S. C.. Hatcher has consented to
deliver the address, which Will be IL
Illustrated by large series OF colored
lantern slides OF great beauty.
s. s. Tanner was here Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Riddick and Miss
Imogene riddick left to-day for a
weeks visit 10 Richmond.
Miss Ruth Blnkey has sone to Fred
criclsburg to spend tho week END with
Miss Margaret Palmer at the Fred
erickEburS state Normal
Tie members of St fIilde's Guild
gave an attractive ten IN the home
OF Mrs. Frances Marsh yesterday az
ternoon.
Miss Mary Hawes Tyler has con-
Guided her visit to North Carolina, and
has gone 10 visit friends In Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Hunter and Miss Mar
shall Hunter spent Wednesday with
Mrs. c. W. Hunter.
At the Young Ladies' Literary Club
on Thursday two interesting papers
were read-'Maria Theresa and Joseph
H." by Mrs. Ivey lewis. and Queen
Louise and Frederick William ILL.,"
by Miss Epic Blackwell. Miss Caroline
Midyette led the discussion on current
events.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

The Carroll county outrage WILL II a e1-
from Richmond puipitA to-day. Rey. w. j.
Young. D. D.. pastor OF Centenary Methodist
Church. hna announced that he will spcnE
tonight OH the subject of Lessons for tho
stnte and tho Church from the Carroll
County Tragedy" while Rev. II. D. c. Mac
iaehlan. pastor o. the Seventh street Chris,
tinn Church. viii preach tonight on Tho
Carroll County TrnEedy--Its LeBsona." ~
The Simple Life-A Cure for the RsstIesa
Spirit OF the Times" Will be the subject OF
sermon by Rev. Alexander 4. sowsor.
min!stnr OF ,.he First Unitarian Church, this
morning Mt Ii o'clock.
Rev. w. Aaoury Christian, D. D., presiding
elder. Will preach this morning tho IL
O'Clock service at Centenary Methodist
Church.
Et. Rev. George W. Peterlsin. D. d. blshou
OF West Virginia. Will preach this morning
at u:l5 O'Clock In EmmanuaI Episcopal
Church. Herr!co county. IS
Rev. Royal Dye D. d.. OF the Congo Dis
II o'clock at the Seventh Street Christian
Church.
Communion service Will be held at IL
o'clock this morning ct the Church OF the
Covenant.
Rev. W. J. Young. ID. D.. pastor OF Gem
,enary' Methodist Church. viii address tho
mems meeting at the y. VI. q. a. this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. His subject will BID
"Caugh In the undertow."
General Secretary Mckee will address thu
hoys meet!ng at ESQ O'Clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
CARL|N REPORTS
INTERESTING BILL
Would Prohibit Stealing From
Trains, Vessels and Around
Railroad Stations.
tsyss!al to The Times Dlspa tch. ]

hSpVSthi " me l.ntS- DISpd tCh,l
W ashlnSton, March, 1G-Hr prescn-
tative Curiin. FROM the Committee on
judiciary, has made an interesting re-
port 10 the House on IL bilI recently
Introduced by him to prohibit stealing
rom railroad trains. from .yessels and
from around railroad stations.
When Mr. carliu was asked what
this BIZ would do. II passed. and what
me report contained. he said
Tic bill, II passed as amended the
committee bcl=yus. will subservs a
soodly purposc in;.smurh as under
existing law larcenics from moving
trains and vessels, while exceedingly
frequent, are almost impossible OF con-
riction because OF the difficulty in
'ixins and establishing the venue In
many cases tae ihicf himself does not
know the venue, as the train or vcs-
ssl Is passing county and state lines
without amy definite object TO mark
them while the larceny is being COM
mltted.
The demand for such legislation Ia
universal among the merchants of the
country, who have suffered serious in
convenience and loss Oy llrcencs of
interstate shipments.
Attention is called to the recent
decision OF the Appeal. Court for
the District OF Columbia in re George
l.. Brown W.. United States OF America.
Tails was prosecution OF one of the
bagsagenasters of 4 railroad COM
pany who WAS running between Char
lottc, y. c., through Virginia. into the
District OF Columbia He was indicted
ana charged with tho larceny from
the baggage of passengers OF iewelry
and other articles TO the amount OF
several thousand dollars. The evil
dancn established the fact that he had
disposcd OF part OF tho stolen goods
In the District of Columbia and had
a part o: them in his possession when
arrested. and the accused admitted tho
larceny. lie could not be tried In
either ot thu state courts OF North
Carolina OF Virginia. because the
venue could not bb. established. lie
was tried and convicted In tho District
OF Columbia and sentenced to a term
In tho penitentlary. but upon appeal
to the appellate court. Chief Justice
Shepard, delivering the opinion. re-
versed the Judgment OF the lower
court and remanded the case hack for
a new trial, when, in accordance with
the views expressed in tho opinion,
the prisoner was discharged.
Justice Shepard. In delivering tho
opinion, among other things. said:
LIN view OF the ease with which
stolen property may be brought into
tho District OF Columbia. under tho
circumstances disclosed In this case
and the frequent difficulty of ascer-
tanning the place where the felonious
taking actually occurred. 1t might be
wise for the Congress to enact n law
the states TO remedy tho resulting
nisdcmeanor It can only DO reTne-
died, II a. all, by legislation
p. II. Mca,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
ASSURANCE QUIETS
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Those Startled by Recent An
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Discovery.

One could almost hear the cry OF
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when The Times dispatch announced
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Another cyclopedia?" was the pro-
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offers which have invaded many homes
with persistent pleas for instalment
payments. loading the shelves of the
library with a cumbersome lot OF
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which resulted In the books being but
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Those who have read the announce
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There has been no wasted energy
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phrase, and every word. every som
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and the explanation made strikingly
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