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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

BEDROOMS. DETACHED HOUSE, .
car garage: exclusive Northwest section
convenient to schools and transportation;
furnished, S150' unfurnished, S1c5. EN-.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better seruice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number In
announcements under For
Rent CldSsifcations.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

adding machines, etc Late
models Rentals and repairs All makes
American Typewriter Co., 1881 E. CapitoI
St. Ii. 00S2. Open evenings.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2015 o St n.w.-Walk-
ing distance: attractive single room; z
1885 FAIRMONT ST. N.w.--3rd n. front.
owners home: cross ventilation, large
closet; y blk. car line; lady; $3.50 mo.
next bath, beds, plenty parking space.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-conv. Naval Hosp.
master bedroom. pvt. bath, in pvt. home;
ideal for gentle lady or couple. WI 9063.
l74O UPsHUR ST. NV. near l4th and
Park rd;-,Master room. pvt; bath, corner
1858 EUCLID ST. Apt 3O-studio bedrm..
PRIVILEGES: si5 ca. mo mo. Co 7s5s.
SI7 LoNGFELLoW ST. Nw-LaTse front
room, unlim phone; car and express bus IS
each E month: oE soso. A.'' @-.oO
2747 wOODLEY PL. NV. blk. wardman
Pk.-Laree cozy 3rd-foor rm., maple turn,
twin beds and studio couch: Gentiles.
UPPER 10th sT-Well-f,rnished room.
family. gentle. RA. 2337
I349 s. CAROLINA AVE S.E-Front room,
twin beds, inner-spring mattress. Lud-
low 00l4.
ARLINGTON. va delightful rooms. at
stores: gentlemen pref CH. 5S7s.
1881 10Th ST. NW.-sinsle and double,
master rm, twin beds. scrupulously clean;
walk. dist: nr. trans; gentlemen.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. with sleeping
private home. only adults; $50 mo Twin
or double beds. near Arnold bus lines.
Phone. between q and l. m. OK. 225l.
DOWNTOWN
1908 18th. at Kan attractive SINGLE
room for lady, next bath; reasonable.
1905 N. H. AVE. NV.
Sinble and double rms. Men only.
Plenty OF baths. switchboard.
COLORED"7 FLORIDA AVE. NV
Comfortable furnished middle room, desir-
able location: sirls or couple. DU. al5O.
ROOMS UkFURkIsHED.
CHEVY CHAsE-Larse. modern studio
suite. exposures, near bus line private
bath and entrance: Eentiles: 500. OIL. 0a65
ROOMS WANTED.
WIDOW. Govt employe. desires room in
nights with child. BOX 1921. Star.
GOVERNMENT GIRL wants quiet room
with housekeeping PRIVILEGES. near trans
portation BOX 2O-M. Star. i
REFINED, settled woman wants furnished
sis month F0H B91 4ssK star sestlon
LADY will stay evenings SIS companion to
lady ir return for comfortable room. Box
FURNISHED ROOM. within walking dis
tance Red Cross once, 202O Masse chusetts
ave: would like board Address Miss Lena
Layman. 170S Massachusetts ave. or phone
CO. aSl3 after 6 pm.
COMFORTABLE. furnished room. with
clean, single bed wanted by q middle -aged
man. deaf-mute: must be cool in summer
and warm in winter: convenient to street
in reply. please give street number. not
telephone number Box 36-M, Star
TWO SETTLED LADIES desire twin-bed
quiet surroundings: would consider board
reasonable. Box 494 X, Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

OFFICER desires good room private or
dinner only. with. Christian family within
walking distance Navy Department. Will
ing to pay good price for right place.
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BETHESDA. Md -YR. old, 2-STORYI
6-rm. brick home. 3 nice bedrooms and
bath fireplace in living room. complete
kitchen. screened porch. auto. heat. built-in
gar: IL blks. from bus, on sttrac,iys
street. Price. Ss.95O. Call z. M. FRY.
INC fS4O Wis ave WI. 6I40.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = VERY AT
tractive brick bungalow in Silver Suring, >
large rooms, tile bath. oil heat, oak noors
in excellent condition located on corner
lot S0Xl2O #. nice trees: owner going IN
service See OWNER sol SCHUYLER rd.' or
Price. S6 $50
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ss,45O-NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
-2-family home, separate apts all mod-
ern. perfect condition. Let this home oe
an investment for yeu REALTY AS
SOc1ATES Ma 143s til o pm.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
AVAILABLE JULY 1-2 ROOMS, KTTCH-
en-, bath. 2nd floor: all utilities furn.;
couple. 3421 14th st, NV.
174O LYMAN PL. Me- ROOM AND
kitchen and semi-bath, Frigidaire, gas
electricity and hest. From to 10 pm.
4-ROOM UNFURNISHED APT. THREE
to let. Adults only. Call after $50 pm,
1339-A Mass. ave. Sc, FIR. 2612. 2'
2 RMS. AND BATH. Apply after pm,
322 N st. s.w.
room, Kitchen and bath: for couple. Phone
Me. 2115.
UNFURNIsHED APT. ENTIRE End FIR,
living room. bedroom, kitchen. bsth. en-
Pm, SH. f235-W.
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hNDIEIN I1OOOC,
1917 Rhode Island ave. n.w.-Walking dist
Double or triple, with running water.
Switched Avail. July ]. Very reaS
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BETHESDA. MD.

Unusually attractive new home of g
rooms, 3 bedrooms. :, baths. den. garage,
oil heat; nice yard with trees; S135 mo.
Call WI $40.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

FIELD-GROWN cabbage. tomato and pep
per plants 2Oc per doZ. John Burdoft
Colesville, Nd Phone Ashton 3s46. Open
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3-apartment building, detached frame.
slate roof, side wall, asbestos shinsle;
; separate apis. =. rooms. kitchen and
sl35 90 a month A real bargain at
$3.50. Call MI. Bennett, GE. 229s.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC. 1924 l4th st.
N " GE nooS DI 224r
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

LGE. FRONT RIM. in private home. on
bus line, 10 min from Wash; ladies pre-
farred OverloOk KARA
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SILVER SPRlNG-Sb,gOU.
5-room brick bungalow, almost new: 3
bedrooms large enough for twin beds,
large living dining room, fully equipped
kitchen, full basement with toilet, attic
nice lot, fenced: near schools and shopping
center; terms. GLENN REALTY CO.. $3.50
Colesville I'd. SH. 5262.
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MAIL BAG

w. T. K., Wichita Falls, Tex The so-called "big inch" pipe line rom Longview, Tex, to Norris City. H., will be owned by the govern ment, not by the oil companies. The work IS being done by War Elmer gency Pipelines, as agent for De- fense Supplies Corporation which supplies the money. Both are gov ernment agencies. Cost is estimated between thirty million dollars and thlrty-five million dollars E. H. C., Manchester, Ga. - Though the age limits for selective service are twenty to forty-five, a man who is forty-six today may be eligible for induction if he was forty-five at the time of registration. Men who have registered remain liable for service even if they have now passed the age limits .. w. J. LaR., Detroit The WIPE is trying to collect second hand standard typewriters, and is not interested in portables However, the War Department (Service of Supply) can use portables, provided they are in good condition.
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 Syndicate, IncD
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If the President wishes to have wages and farm produce prices clamped down on by October l. as he requested in his recent message, it looks as Ii ne must take the responsibility and action himself. It is doubtful that congressman up for reelection will be able to steel themselves for enacting legislation of such far-reacing effect until after the November elections.
 Labor already has told the congressman where it's vote stands by protesting any attempt to take the matter of wage control out the hands of the War Labor Board an organization which has turned out to be nothing than age-raisng machine
 And while industrial wages have been climbing, the farmers who haven't had any shining examples set for them can see no reason why they shouldn't have their wages raised by getting for their produce and the congressman know where the farm vote stands.
 That food prices have started advancing at the rate of 40 percent year since last spring, that prices received by farmers have risen some 85 per- cent in three years are not secrets in the Senate and the House. Neither is it hard to find that ag- gregate wages and salaries paid have increased II percent in a year -and-a half.
 OPA Administrator Leon Henderson has gone as far as he can in regulating some prices He has He has been yelling like hell about this for some time So have other persons.
 We do not necessarily advocate that Henderson should be given the power to do these things But we point out that these things have been apparent faults for long time and that the congressman should have had the intestinal forttude to look the political hazards in the face and help win the war
 We admit that some congressman who must buck labor and the farmers will have a tough bit to take in their mouths by coming out for stabilization anti-nfation bill which offends both groups un-
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20 YEARS AGO 1rGm 4 21 P ruprpr
SEPTEMBER 23, 1922


 J Roop J. D. Roop Packing Company ake accompanied by Mrs Monaghan He shipping the remainder of the pack to
 Students elected to be captains of the playground carried during during Boys Etore Scagne Walter Homqust John Hahn H. Harold Camper and John GirBetty Olson H. Myrtle Price Dorothy Kescmidt Virginia Virginia Shauck and Lavina
 G. Shepard for Kennecott where Company at their ery there.
 Mrs dinner party in honor of the birthday Miss sybn Campbell evening.
 oodmg engineer for Yukon Railroad Skagway days and staying with his sister r-in-law, H.
 Chchago HrstChclago Mine, distance the mountain had been completed by direction of Frank Adrich
 the South the Curacao and the Alameda both
 Hall Liberty Club party of a crowd expected
 former Assistant Attorney Fairbanks to through the Alameda his to the Interior accoog to by General Hill had been granted Railroad Nenana through Iditarod and going 0 his position
 Charles Native arrived the Alameda from Metakata he had a trip inspection.
 Weather rainy a temperature of 51 and mini of 5o
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Daily lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

MISUSED Do not Let us refer back to the preceding paragraph" Omit BACK; REFER is sufficient
 OFTEN MIsPRONoUNCED: Caliope musca instrument Pro- in AT unstressed in LE as in OBEY in accent second syllable
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 SYNONYMS Agreement adjustment arbitration clement compromise conciiation
 a times and it is yours Let us Todays word: FACTUAL relating Most of the written by newspapermen, straightforward and facual
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our aerial defenses in Alaska were strong enough to repel any attempt ed Jap invasion
 Remarkable progress has been made since Pearl Harbor in estab- fishing new land and sea bases in the Alaska area. The three Senators also paid high tribute to the morale and skill of United States air men, who are forced to fly in the worst kinds of weather conditions.
 Though refusing to predict on how soon We can start an all-out air offensive to drive the Japs from their footholds in the Aleutians, the subcommittee reported that one ob- stacle which has been holding up an offensive has been licked
 Hitherto We have been unable to send protective conveys of fighting planes with bombers raiding Jap positions in the Aleutians, because our fighters do not have the flying range for the l,000-mile round trip from the army base at Umnak Island, nearest outpost to the Japs. However, this problem has been solved by the Installation of belly" gas tanks on fighters. They carry several hundred gallons of fuel and can be dropped after they are emptied
 The subcommittee also reported that interference with Army and Navy radio communications in the Alaskan area, caused by bad wealth CT and the aurora borealis was be- ing largely circumvented by com pass flying.
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cover row at WIPE is between Ernest Kanzler, brother-i -in-laW of Edsel Ford and new director general of operations, and J. A. Krug, head of the priorities division, over control of the flow of materials to war production.
 Krug wants to tighten the reins, take from the Army and Navy the powers they have been exercising, and have WIPE actually "get tough"
 Kanzler, on the other hand wants to let individual companies have greater freedom and responsibility, even to the extent of giving them large quantities of materials and letting them control, to large de- gree, the flow of production from their plants.
 It was Handlers appointment as director of operations that precipi- tated labor's recent protest to Don aid Nelson over it's lack of voice in WIPE matters. Labors dislike of Kanzler dates back to the days when he was Ford executive.
 More recently he incurred the dis trust of union leaders when he in tervened with Nelson to keep him from exposing and penalizing Gen eral Motors for using critical materials to make civilian refrig- orators in violation of WIPE regula- tlons. The violation had been dis covered and reported by union of flcials, but Kanzler told Nelson it would be bad for the countrys morale to let it be known that labor had caught management off base. kanzler also was responsible for WIPE decision to retain certain facilities for manufacturing auto mobile engines instead of convert ing all to war work. His reason: He believes that sometime during the war, flying submarine" will be invented able to operate in the air ! or under the water, and that auto mobile engines will be needed to propel it.
 Three has been no decision vet In the priorities dispute between Krug and Kanzler, but one of the factors which has gummed the
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office

Aiicilorage, Alaska
 Aug g, 1942
 Notice is hereby given that John Christian Berg has made applica- tion for a homesite under Act of May 26, 1884 GAS Stat. 8O9) Anchor- age Serial Mo- O9O67, for a tract of land described as Lot e" of the Aux Lake Group of Homesites sit uated about IA miles Northwest of Juneau, Alaska, Plat of U. s. Survey No. 2392 Tract A, Sheet l, contain ing 4.87 acres, and it is now in the files of the U. s. Land Office. An chorage, Alaska.
 Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 FLORENCE L. KOLB.
 Acting Register. First publication, Sept g, l942. Last publication, Nov 4, l942.
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HOROSCOPE "The stars incline
 bat do not compel"
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "A

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER "A
 Adverse planetay influences are strong today. Benefic aspects also appear in the horoscope for this date which seems to presage i'm portant Army and naval engage ments.
 HEART AND HOME: This is lucky day for women and should bring them stimulating ambitions. Long predicted prominence in all public affairs will now be realized as women contribute their varied types of efficiency to the gigantic task of winning the war. Owing to their extending activities wives and mothers will greatly simplify housekeeping routines and will m- troduce many or-saving customs that tighten their domestic burd- ems. This is a lucky wedding date, but the first quarrel may be seri- ous.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS: While prosperity continues, pessimists may predict a serious postwar slump, but the seers declare that the re- building of cities in ruins and the restoration of peacetime conditions will assure plenty of work. One of the encouraging features of the tranng of young men and young women for wartime service is that i thus they will be technically eff l cient for peacetime occupations. American youth, accustomed to ease and luxury, will undergo changes 1 that assure ability to cope with life's exacting tests, astrologers de- clare.
 NATIONAL ISSUES: AS the hab- it of tithing wages and incomes is fixed, Americans who give one | tenth of their earnings will learn to be thrifty all through their lives, the seers foretell and they foresee in the stern wartime exac- tions lessons in needed discipline l Through blood, labor and sacrifice, l pioneer virtues again will gain prominence and the people will emerge from the worst war in all history strengthened and spiritual ized.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS: Prophets multiply and differ in their war predictions. The Bible and the Pyramid of Gizeh have supplied material for strange prog nostications and one of the latest from the pyramid foretells the fall of India and the Suez Canal and betrayal of the Fighting French fleet. And according to this pre- diction Alaska, Hawaii and the Panama Canal also are to be seriously threatened by the enemy. The United States will be in grave danger and will be placed under martial law. Many other disasters l are loreSeen, put III the end peace, plenty and progress will be at tained. AStrology, the science of the Ancients, fortunately is not so discouraging in war prognostica- tions, although grave experiences are foretOld for our great nation. Persons whose birthdate it IS have the augury of a year in which there will be definite advancement by hard work. Overstrain and un- necessary risks should be avoided. Children born on this day prob ably will be generous and kindly in nature. They should be excep- tionally brilliant in mind and able to win great success.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GENERAL LAND OFFICE
 District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska
 July Is, 1942
 Notice is hereby given that Ever cit E. Smith has made application for homesite under the Act of May 26, 1884 (48 Stat. 809) Anchorage Serial No. 0lO2o1 for tract of land described as Lot E of the Triangle Group of Homesites situated on Glacier Highway approximately 12 miles Northwest of Juneau, Alaska, Plat of U. s. Survey No. 2391 Sheet ?, containing PIT acres, and it is now in the files of the United States Land Office, Anchorage, Alaska. Any and all persons claiming ad- versely any of the above mentioned land should file their adverse claim In the district land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the sta- tuteS. .
 FLORENCE L. KOLB,
 Acting Register. First publication, August 12, 1922. Last publication. october 2, 1922.
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LOOK and LEARN %ss' c. GORDON

the American flag frs carried?
 What called "the root of all evi'? B. Who the first Christian missionary?
 What metal other than silver contained in sterling slver drainage capacity the Mississippi
 ANSWERS: L Battle O Brandywine September Il, TIT. g. Love of g. St Paul. 4 Copper drains equal to four-tens of tn entire United States
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fortunately Furthermore, we do not think that most voters realize the importance and urgency of such legislation toward the effort
 The President said that if Congress did not take action before october l, he had the power to act and would. We hope he doesn't call the recent n- decisive hagging by the lawmakers action Be- cause if he does, there probably will be another months delay.
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prlorlties situation so far has been permitting individual companies to stock up with large quantities of steel and other scarce materials with no check on them by the govern ment.
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We Can't Appease Spain
(Philadelphia Recordl


 Reports from Washington indicate that our State Department is off on another appeasement jag this time with Spain
 We wish we could doubt the evidence But past history proves that if any country looks appeasable State Department will try to appease it.
 The blood of our fighting men shed at Pearl Har- bor and on Bataan proved Japan couldn't be ap- peased
 The blood of fighting men soon to be shed in Europe and Egypt proves that Germany and Italy couldn't be appeased
 Spain must not be added to the State Department hall of horrors, where listed attempted appease ments which regularly became stabs in the back. There is doubt on whose side of the fence Spain stands today.
 Spain's Foreign Minister Ramon Serrano Suner, brotherinlaw of Spains Dictator Franco last spring quoted the dictator promising 100000 soldiers to fight against Russia in addition to the 900 then fighting.
 Spain has been used two-way pipeline into Latln- America for Hitler, the products Germany needs from South America, especially Argentina. The Spanish Falange, in reverse direction, pumps Axis propaganda into the Spanish-speaking countries the south of us.
 Spain was a charter member of the anti -Comintern pact signed in 1886 by Germany Italy Hungary, Japan and Japans puppet Manchukuo Last Nov ember Spain reiterated her adherence to that pact
 
 The other original signers of that pact are now at war with us
 Why isn't Spain? Because it hasn't suited Hitler's purpose, because Spain, like Vichy France is more valuable to Hitler nonbellgerent than as a con- batant.
 It IS that fact which makes attempted appease- ment of Spain not only futile, but dangerous In the cynical dealings of international politics it may be worthwhile to brbe another country There is no use trying to buy a country already sold to another and unable, if willing to change masters.
 This does not mean that we do not sympathize with the people of Spain the ajority of whom ur- doubtedly desire peace.
 It does not mean that might not find it to our advantage to trade a limited amount of mat erials for Spanish products we need for the war that we can't obtain elsewhere
 But let's not fool ourselves into thinking we can appease Spain and keep her neutral by bribes The worlds battlefields where our men are dying tell us we can't do business with Hitler or Hirohito Our State Department must realize it is just as dangerous to try to do business with Hiters puppets
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WUDLKN LlluULIlL ROBERTA LEE

O. What is the meaning of CAFE AU and s nounced?
 A. milk" kaf-fay oh lay. letter when writing ordinary correspondence?
 A.
 preferable conversation T suppose" T presumes2
 A. suppose" preferable.
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NOTICE

Starting September 28th, the only feed deliveries to Douglas and the Douglas Road will be on Wednes- days at p. m. Please have your orders in by 3 p. m.
 FEMMER'S TRANSFER,
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Dleppe was an important French naval base during the seventeenth century wars against England Spain and the Netherlands for control of the seas
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There are over 92000,00O Indians in India who are not British subjects they inhabitants of the in dependent Indian states
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INSIDE THE WIPE

Government officials are no long, CT airing their differences of opinion in public, but they are still having them, just the same. Latest under
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The term United Kingdom is used interchangeably "lth Great Britain and includes England Scotland Wales, and Northern Ireland
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY


 SEPTEMBER 23 Mrs. J. c. Spickett Bob Duckworth Art Carlson H. E. Simmons Estyr Jackson Jim Nelson Art Erickson Anko Dapcevich Oroville Porter Carl Danielson Andrea Fleek
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Washington Merry 6o-Round

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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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President the at Ten akee accompanied by Mrs Monaghan He had to town to for shipping 5000 of salmon the remainder of the seasons pack,
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J. G. Shepard to the Alameda for Kennecot was to be employed by the Kenecot Mining Company at the tl1arp