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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

M1 that the book play, as finan-
cial investment is vastly su-
HGRRS01 perior to any other. No mat
ter how well a manuscript
reads and rehearses, its success is prob
lematlcal until 1t has been tried before
n bonafide audience. But in the event OF
preparing for presentation the dramatiza-
ton of a best seller" there is the GER
tainty that it has carried a big appeal in
book form and that, If the stage version
adheres to the original as closely as is
consistent with dramatic construction
there is percentage in favor Of its going
over" Also there is the value of the
advertising of the play that can be reck-
oned on in advance from the readers of
the book.
Many charming stories run from cover
to cover without telling situation, and
for stage purposes, big, strong moments
of that sort are indispensable. Now, about
casting it. If mostly types are required.
can the proper ones be secured without
entailing. a prohibltive salary list? Has
the author realized too vvidly in the pic
turing of the scenic beauties that form
the environment of his characters? Some
times there are books written like Lorna
Doone" and The Garden of Allah" that
contain such beautiful pen pictures of
natures scenery, that they overshadow
the story in the minds of the readers
and consequently a stage reproduction,
falling to realize the pictorial impressions
OF the readers would have little chance
OF succeeding. In the production made of
Lorna Doone' there was no scene show
ing the historic winter mentioned at
length in the book, and to that omission
can be attributed the slight interest shown
In the play. Managers hesitated TO take
the Hichen's book for stage purposes,
knowing that the authors wonderful de-
scription OF the desert and of Count
Anteoni's garden" would have to be
duplicated before the play would be ac-
cepted by the public. George Tyler had
the courage to attempt It and his artistry
won success.
If the book has one character that rises
above all others and thereby becomes a
readers hero, great care and discretion
must be exercised in securing the actor
or actress to play that part For instance,
Julie NJ. Lppman, who wrote Martha
By-the-Day," which is now in play form
and Is to be presented at the Brandeis
this week, refused the request OF several
managers who desired TO secure the stage
rights OF the book, as she was determined
not to release them until the actress who
would TIT Martha" was proposed. May
Robson was the one the author had in
mind and 10 no other actress would she
entfust the role.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

Dancing seems to be at present one OF
the most fascinating interests OF man
kind, and the Orpheum theater considers
itself especially fortunate to be able TO
offer its patrons this week two OF the
most notable exponents OF the art Nile.
Natalie and NJ, Ferrar undoubtedly de-
rive the piqlant style and great tech
nical skill OF their dancing from the fact
that they are French. They are the most
remarkable dancers that the Orpheum
has offered this season
A novel act, with an elaborate setting
is 10 be contributed by Paul Kleist a
Co. The Land OF Dreams" is their Of
fering. The whistling OF Mr.. Kleist Is
one OF the special features.
With a diversified repertory OF songs
Anna Chandler will bring TO the Or
pheum an attractive personality. As a
singer OF syncopated ballads she Is said
TO be In a class by herself.
One OF VIII NJ. Cressy's comedy
sketches. Monday" is 10 be presented
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-08

y and Thursday, 8 p. m.
are. standardized and
Saturday Evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23

also threw Mcintosh out at thru. and
diir'' make a bobbIe on any OF his
cnlHCes.
Both games Sunday were had on
the first baseman. Wild thrc IS To
first were the ruiz raLner than tho
exec s.Con. and the f.f~i -sackers of the
league upccid their regulations. as
they got e erything Ia reach.
The game next Sunday will se the
last of me regular sc1S-n and WI de .
erlnino v ho will sac Ghe Wat.mau
Handy Kids in the Post Season Series,
to deter nine the winner for the sea
son in the league. II the Wh1tmans
defeat lot the Hugneys and L \ EN-
hertes all teams will re tied for -irss
place. II the HuGfeys defeat the
the W. tinans and re Kaniy Kids
defeat tn D'AlemtertHs the Hugheys
will win, nj vice versa.
Nhl:he er way tn games 60 they
will 3e foIght 20 the finish, an! the
fans who hare been treated u the
excellent games of DasL Sunday kill
certainly & there the death.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23

made, therefore. a $40 license cost par
ties applying for the same. a total
charge of $1,000. If a man were tax
ed for his grocery business, his wagon,
his horse, etc, it would mean quite
an expense to start business here, and
the commissioners. in making up the
budget this week, will see to it that
both Of the charges are cut off. thus,
in a measure, lowering the license tax
charge.
Another Improvement worked out
will be the fact that a license may be
secured without leaving the city build
ing. In the past applicants had to go
to the bank, the city depository, and
there obtain a certificate stating that
he had paid the required amount: then
another trip to the city hall would have
to be made. All this business now will
be transacted in the city building. the
clerk and the comptroller looking after
the entire accounting in this regard
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23
NO FEE IN THE
COMPTROLLER'S
OFFICE IN CITY
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS TO
CUT OUT USUAL ADDITION TO
PAYMENT OF THE LICENSES
AND ISSUANCE OF CERTIFI-
GATES.

No fee of - cents viii oe collected
by the city comptroller hereafter when
licenses are paid. Neither will the usual
charge of like amount be made upon
the issuance of certificates by the
comptroller the mayor and commits
sioners yesterday coming to snCn al
agreement. 1t was suggested that the
fees as referred to are made hH law.
'If that is found 10 be the case" said
Mayor Greenhut, "it is the intention of
the commissioners to maze a cut in
the license charges. In other words, if
there are three thousand licenses issu-
ed, which is usual in this city, the cut
ting out of the comptrollers fee, as it
is called. will mean a saving OF $3.50,
not a small sum nowadays"
In the past, as license tax payers
know, when application IS made for
license to do business here. a charge
OF Is cents has been made. For in
stance, if a person was in business
which taxed him $40 per year, he
would pay to the comptroller, before
the license was issued, the sum OF
S10.25. Then, when the certificate was
issued, another charge of % cents was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23
STEAMER HERE
FOR BIG CARGO
THE WAVELET ARRIVES AND
WILL FILL OUT HERE WIFE
TIMBER AND LUMeER.-WAS
WORKING ALL DAY YESTERDAY

Another steamship for cargo reach
ed here yesterday and Immediately
went along side the dock at MUscO-
gee wharf and spent the day taking
a quantity OF lumber as it was too
rough to work timber from the stream
and it was rather date when the yes
sci showed up. The steamers name Is
the Wavelet, and is in command of
Captain Cole, who came here on sew
eral previous occasions in the steam
ship Kingswood. He has quite ar
acquaintance among shipping men at
this point.
The Wavelet as stated, was berthed
on the east side OF Muscogee wharf
working lumber throughout the day,
This morning the steamer viii start
working timber and lumoer in the
stream, as orders were for moving
the Wavelet at O'Clock this morn
ing to a timber berth. The NJ. A.
Quina Export Company will furnish
cargo.
Shifted to Coal Chutes.
The Italian steamship Giovanrosa,
which ffied out with timber and lurn-
Der at Pensacola after making a trip
to st. Andrews, was, yesterday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock, shifted to n berth
under the coal chutes, and viii take
a supply Of bunker. The steamer viii
be ready for sea probably today.
Almost Ready for Sea.
The big steamship Ninian, which
has been loading for over a week at
this point, is about ready for sea- and
will probably take out clearance pa
pers this afternoon. The Ninian is
drawing. nearly 2S feet, it was stated
yesterday and will draw a few inches
more when she goes to sea.
Other Steamers Expected.
Two more steamships are due in port
today. The Sylvanian is coming to
fill out with timber and lumber, while
the ByIands is due, consigned TO the
Gulf Transit Company, 10 load a part
cargo of lumOer. naval stores, etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23
MANY REQUESTS
BOARD
CITY COMMISSIONERS CONSIDER
MUCH ROUTINE BUSINESS AT
MEETING WHICH WAS HELD
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.

Many matters Of routine were con-
sidered by the board of city commits
sioners at the adjourned meeting
which was called to order At o'r'ooE
yesterday afternoon Despite the eX-
pectauons of a good many who were
present. including candidates for sew
eral appointive offices, no action in the
way Of appointments was taken. and
rather disappointed bunch filed our
Of the building after the meeting.
Several were present on matters of
business which they had with the
| board. Messrs. Hunter Brown, Jos.
Riera and c. J. Levey were on hand
to ask for a reduction in the license
tax on surely companies In the past
the charge was 500 per anuum. The
three ientlcmen were assured that the
request they presented would uc taken
INTO consideration wheu the license or
dinance Is framed during this week.
A resolution manIng a license tax
Of $25 or all sehiciss engaged in the
hauling Of baggage, vas passed.
The Pensacola City Land Company
presented a plat TO be used for the
new cemetery on East Hi. and this
was referred TO the city attorney.
TIE fire Of 81 and costs imposed
upon Thos. Swan vas RENTED. upon
the recommendation. OF the acting re-
corder.
Block 105 Of the West King Tract.
was Offered tie city for the sum Of
$500. This was the property Of the
late l.. BoIey and it is said 10 have
q fine deposit Of clay. The matter
will be furtheI. considered.
The sanitary ana storm sewer gang
of five men petiuoued for an increase
ir salary. They are now being Paid
$50 Der moaIh, but on account of the
increased cost Of living. they main
tain it is almost impossible TO make
both ends meet. The request Will be
considered finally, the mayor said,
VIXEN the annual budget is made UP
this week
Citizens Of North and LaRua
street petitioned for light. Their re-
QueSted VAS granted
The acting comptroller b. resolu-
ton, was authorized to transfer from
the police fund to the credit OF the
street fund the sum Of S4,O77.41, in
order 10 take up an overdTaft il the
bank against such fund. He was fur |
Their authorized TO make transfer as
From the police to the credit |
0f the general fund the sum Of $4,000; |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23
City League
Side Lights


The second game SUNDAY oetvean
! the Hughevs and D.Aiemher+as IN
which the DRUGGISTS vera re+rrnad nc
! winners nv the scora ~ ~ enc
about in this wise.
| Eeroin onered nm for +La P,Lo,..
with a roller to nitcbar Gordon 1te,,,
ont third to first r..t N;,Tn+oeb No
/ safe when ReII no,I.ecJ IN, HI nard
drive. stole second II, lTotto b,t VA
left, when Bonlfaz iaicv- l1.rlon our
at first.
Wehar oDeDed -, Tia .ac,,,.f ,,-i,-,
= fIter to 1ouId .T;-l,,- won't o,,r R,,s,
to SrniIunn but pran+ s1aror,e5. n,,o -,
right on uhir!, 1nee.o rooL. d, ~,
while Van was .basIno tte ,.r a.d
pulled I'D ar second lame W-a,or
took his nlocA At S.r..,l 49,. .,....f.I
cot No F,,rtto, a. ,,.:..l'-
oitcbar
Baisdrn halted .,.I n.,.- -. ........
,7,+ Tho or. ,j,, -, ~, Ill.
he went ,..,, -.u-f o.. ,.es,,,
ard Cord, ,-..f.,.I -. 49,,
tosea5 70 Al e.. 10 49,, 49,
IToTotosb s,rat,t,.,l
ole -,-o,,t -, ,-.,.l,,,lI -
IN second We, S,,.,., 49,, OK.
~ Ropirav -ba r,ussa., ,,.;,,,,'.,
bacl, "a saco,d .,,,.I +n,o,-
ct a. F,,.4 III, .,,o- tr;5
tL{rd ~, tho ,9.'.,.,, ~ 80. &c.,
baiI-o1,e- 10 >.,.,.,,., 1,.a. ,,,ojt5,,. s,,.
1,i,, IT. . 49, . 5a.,,(.'
Of the ser,r5 haze u. u-as nret+y.
one
sanchez caIctr.1.,. 80 ooer,rr Of
the firtb u,,tb h,, ,bro1, -, Ttrs+ 49,,
NIicIIv,s .cooner ava N6ic1x1, +bsnLeJ
,,ir, fo- 1T. $1,000. -. - -
60 CIIH1I -
sa-o,d 49, pot~so ,o.,
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No. ,,,,,fFad 1JiolC,- - ~, v.oi
cyojrer - saco,,d I,-I.o-cn ~ - I,stt
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49, - 80
~ III, 1i- - $500 49,
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=! "a
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80. e.;I,,. 80 -
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D., e.
- - - - 80 -
49, - - -,,t,,1t gt nc ~.
49, 80 - 49, t~.5oL..11
-, +ta ri - ,,is $3.50 800 -
a. d. ~ 80 Iaf4 -, 49, III
oJ Nli,,ay @o,,Io5
~ ATo++s
Mcintosh had fret chance and Nfo++a
-,-.I1-od too,- - 49, tooi, - 49,
$1,000 - firz4 90 49, ~ PeT
- oe 80 pio 2a,ot -
walked into ona ana drove il +o dean
laf+ FOR I've baos II u-.s too earl1, ~
hrealy ~, q GOOD o,aroo so croi1,,-o won't
o,,+ -, It,,
- - $4,000, e.,- -,
~ 7o;S,1o. 80, 80 -
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- forca bi-1 OF saca-,d ~, Cco,,1d"s btt
~ 10 bov AnoaIo mn in sir,Ie +o
left h,,t Sancbez was held a. third
Anderson tber D,,sba1 an easv one to
+ba ~ bn+ a. Corcbaz STAYED for
- -r.i.L 49, 80, 49, r,,o,,Id -
10 rbarce IN se+tine hin, and
threw o,,+ ApdArsoy7 AT firsv OlivAr
I,aIc; 49,, h.I1 ,,,o,oar+.ri1v ana csou1d |
toir1t,;r,eI - 49,, 49,, w. r~.~os haa+
20. $50 IT, c,ias - III +a.,n
$50. a,,ol,a To+ o,d he +i,-,A-y y,arFact
-. - T,,r+on go alleviate u,.s +oe-.-a3 |
- - ~ ,,1o++ar Ara1o 800
'-I+5 49,. 10 49, lte-. D.;
80 80 - 1ir,+ No..
0'
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23

from the police to the credit of the
water fund. the sum Of $1,000; from
the police TO the street fund, the sum
of $4,000.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-23
BASEBALL
RESULTS

National League.
1t New York, 0; Chicago, ).
At Boston 6; Pittsburg, ,.
Vt Philadelphia, 4 st. Louis, 3.
Al Brooklyn, 5: Cincinnati, 4, 20
innings
American League
At Chicago, g.; Washington,
ia. second game called In seventh,
darkness.
At Detroit. 81: Boston, SIS;
secord game called in eighth, dark
ness.
Al Cleveland. 5; Philadelphia. II.
At ST. Louls-New York, rain.
Federal League.
a; BalImore, !: Chicago, ,.
Al Brooklyn, I; Kansas City. 0.
AT Pittsburg. 5: st. Louis, 10.
AT Buffalo, 4; Indianapolis, l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
~Sixraaces3 DMmi1fer

Sixraase. 81 IS.
Hras, ION bor Iiieo,s.tt fpe al Bli,o-
taruisbetq,rovlic ii Glen, Sc iioie
to Tiger, e. iii ina piot 9eori,Q, at
ban CT fo11lnle,l oipe,lie,1ge o. penter
ct fn1l,ne moiinoc iia POD aontopct i
1aife llae.
4risstorrtipoubeatea peb rasipneer
&rtis", Games Mrcbibalo, ion, bar
setaf 1T Blob aorreiponouncer ira
at Dpbolo peo Sen tpite Arme, me-
1ues at bore omtom11e1r ! arigeit, "a
man iffe Dor bgrt ira bom iioen ocu
25be Gftober.
Bore 2Giere bill ejgre oen1 i'elp %
os Ell 9je1elte peo at patroniiere 8la-
bets MDertere1oe, iaabel gonnle ion,
t1pe, % tillige peb S1,oofieb at ejere
aipbma,roen mmarffom pno, at sc
b9qr iait bans Advertisement / st.
Nanl 3i6er66e". 9
Dr. s. g. Sobniun, Meprrlenton-
ten for Minneioto peo 1hlhilnums.
l,oitillingen ! &ritiar,ia, er otter til
bage. 1orsoag Miten hleb ser bolM
en- Nootogeliesfeit for baal i Nor-
Den Gllb % / Niten Drebog) pil
1mm 9th Gbortet Club giere bam
i'm Spportnirg peo en- orra1,geret
Set.
8illiam sauntrp, der i liu ain
bar ct. groix. JIulens A,mlber-
aonge, ffieo Zig I fit @rrelie poo
@pan &otel forIeoen Mften 81. 6.
ga ban fort fgr ifrcp lit Napn / SO,
tellets 6remmeobpg, ipntes Fan at
bore / goof' @1tnlpr. 2iget blep fun=
bet at Ell 9otelgnt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Statens &-Snipeftcr,, {. Alt.
0plmberg, bar Sommere1rs SOB in-
ipiceret ct Mntal al 6,975 giltaoer, i
6elge Ell / bisle Gage in0ienot Stop.
port til @atperneren. 8iaplen ber !
state1l er, i Jplge @upportet, n1lo-
itenoig ilaoet fell for Aarets Geot
%fomme1roe, paa @rnno at Oct. foloe
.og rcgnfllbe s5oraar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Economy Brand Kaffe, Pd......2S
Meget god japansk The, Pd......2sc
Udspgt Cey1on The. Pd.........3355
Bagt Brpd, RugDrpd og Wiener
bIpd, Stk Sc
Barley Crisps. Iske ............ &c
Mastodon Karamelier. 2 Pd.......25c
Frisk Pie. Stk. Ice
Fin god O~liemargarine, 2 Pd......35
Ekstra Mejerism1r, Pd. ..........335c
Schoch's Special-SmSr, Pd. ......3Sc
Wisconsin FlSde-Ost, Pd. ........2Oc
HvidklSver donning, pr. Kan. zoe
Pimento Ost. K1ukke .15c
Tysk Haand-Ost, Dusinet ........25c
trisk Peanut" SmSr. tiliayet
medens DE venter. Pd..........15 lac
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Sau 6. &an 9Bfe.
Som fortelig mcoeelt / Galgreiul=
taterne iioite llge Mep @arl s. Bon
1pfe Mrlgt til ao1lgrsmaro for
Miim1eiotos Ace 4ongresbiitrift. SON
leirebe meh en- bstgbeltg Maaipriitet,
ca. $500 Stemmer pper ben 5bi0ti=
oige &eprGlenta,rt for Diltriftet S..
6. Stepells.
Der. Stepens bar repre- enteret 4.
Minnelota 3iltrift / Connects aDn=
gres / ca. IL Mor % / Gem 3ib pun
ma1ge MiuaOer giort ct ~bstyoeligt
Arbei6e og rnret ct onfet Meolem al
mango bigtige &omiteer. Gn loa
lang 1ieneitetD giper f'elpfslgelig en-
&reltige, fom cit ny % .1lprgnet
Mo,b ferit mao erbOeroe Jig, % Oct
oil altio tage 9b fortere eller lRn-
gere, alt efter bolrs Nbilitet og Gu
ner. Naur TIL Ma1niep GoatntDs
B9lgere pao lioite Balgbag allrgepel
beilntteoe Jig til, at cit iaabm 1r
0fano for 6remtioem ifal uaretage
ocres Carp / apngres ien, CT ben enc.
Ie lo9iifs aonfluiion, at De, elle1
Blertallet al cent, bar ment. at Der
npe Man0, @arl 6. @am Cute, ogiaa
niloe pere ben bebite @eprnlentmt
trobs Get @an0icop ban. iaalebes Dil
bape at oDerDin6e. S Dem Netr1ng
bar &c nappe heller toget fell. Mr.
Bon 3Dfe bur / i'm biotibige oife11t-
1ige 5remtraoen bit fig Tom ct,
Runb al I'nu betpoelign Gpner, bp9=
tig, bGberlig, Iagfnrcig ! Debaten,
ct pit1benoe % bebageligt Ngie1,
brilig og ufori9rbet, ,raar bon fgm.
per for 0sm Cog BON tror paa, al
bun iiiiffffert bill foritnn i forbolosuis
fort 9i0 at arbeioe fig ffrem fra Be.
Wnberens Stnoe til Ell Hlabs, bbo1
Apm9rf'ombeoen oil lomles ON
bam, og mon bill lptte til buns Srb,
og ban oil fr,1ne u6rem ct ptrfeltg1
Sfatsmanosarbeibe til. Conn fol
2anbf / bet belle fom lRrlig for e..
DiitriH bun III reprGienterer. Sci
iin energiiffe @algfampag1oe !. moi
bba6 mon pan 6orbamn0, troeoe bon
baableie uObbs" og bet eltmreproe
&einltat berof bar &n1t 9pfe gipe1
oe muffeite @pfter ON Ell inulf
@arriere.i 2anhetg og Statens Sic.
11eite.
Som hefienh gif Minmlotag 2oet
apngresoiitrift ber1e Ba,,g otter re-
publifanlf efter / iIere 1ernlitrer at
babe n9ret 0erlofratiif reprnienteret
a Dor tilfomn1enbc @uperrgr, Mr.
%. g: 9ammono. 6ierooa 'Alongres-
Diitrift er lonleoes mi oct .etelte De-
motratiifc for Meinref'ota. Mr. Som
gnfe ho,. noe,n,e,h o. ef - - reafto ~
Il tti,,Isr iffe nm, ~ Inn, ~ ! ;arp
oc+ noo no,, 5n,,ffe,te moone AZ
mo,,r s;;n,,,nou a,,ifar n,.,,. ,,,o Oar.
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d fIaIW AItlD N. JR ,
: President Northwestern Fuel Co.
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ipiceret ct Mntal al G,975 Biltaber,
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port til &a1pernprel1. 8inple11 ber !
statr1l er, i 6plge @apporten, n1lo=
ltanoig ilooet fell for Morets Geos
.fnnlnlelr0e, pan @rnnb at oct foloe
og r%cgnhnloe 6oraar.
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Sen MISUNDERSTANDING 2inies
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benoe. Mrbejoe for e11 ml1lig Sclr, os
belpgte etbnert County | Gtntel1, ptl
IMer. 1amrnonbs Tulg / oen1te Cont
menlig11i1rg fonrme til at itoa trent
fpnt Cit pirfelig Eri1umf. 9ertil Tom,
at Scr. See fQpoe cit normal &arti=
mojeritet al benpeo 10000 Stemmer
at itstte Jig III. @on11to11o tabro9te
FOR Stprltecelen iin Gio 8oibt11g-
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loa set for iii, Hligt at bore. Ne11
glimrenbe Seir bringer bnm MI
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flere al gtatsembeoerne blioe at be
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,pprebe Departeme,.tstfetcr u1l nl'pe
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.foreliauer intet beitemt angaaet1oe
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Ct pel m,tborifret @pete ptl SarrD
81 0n1,o fro Minneapolis blioe no
npb1t til Collector Of ell1toms !,
Iom atlsjer for Marclls Sobtt1on;
Sorrn @riu,mer fro st. CLOUD a1''
taaeg at billie faa 8loofen sot1 6or,
staters Msaribon steoet for es''':
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gona,elion ber I'D gpen ion .sTe'
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