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Side 36
... carried a gun as a volunteer in that war , and that was all ; not even in the ranks at that . I was ever an irregular , given to sniping on my own hook . Roosevelt , indeed , wanted me to have a seat among Mayor Strong's official ...
... carried a gun as a volunteer in that war , and that was all ; not even in the ranks at that . I was ever an irregular , given to sniping on my own hook . Roosevelt , indeed , wanted me to have a seat among Mayor Strong's official ...
Side 38
... carried on . I had not found a Gov- ernor before , or a Police President either , who would do it ; but so he learned exactly what he wanted to know , and what he ought to do , and did it . I never saw Theodore Roosevelt to better ...
... carried on . I had not found a Gov- ernor before , or a Police President either , who would do it ; but so he learned exactly what he wanted to know , and what he ought to do , and did it . I never saw Theodore Roosevelt to better ...
Side 40
... carried all before him . The community was getting up a temper that would shortly put an end to the dead- lock in the Police Board and set the wheels of reform moving again . Then one day we heard that Commissioner Parker had been ...
... carried all before him . The community was getting up a temper that would shortly put an end to the dead- lock in the Police Board and set the wheels of reform moving again . Then one day we heard that Commissioner Parker had been ...
Side 62
... carried to Japan and China . Cotton is indige- nous to many parts of Africa . Four young men trained at the agricultural department of Tuskegee Institute , in Alabama , recently went under the auspices of the German Government to the ...
... carried to Japan and China . Cotton is indige- nous to many parts of Africa . Four young men trained at the agricultural department of Tuskegee Institute , in Alabama , recently went under the auspices of the German Government to the ...
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... carried to Mr. Milburn's house after the operation , Mr. McKinley expressed his sorrow at having been a cause of trouble to the Exposition . Thus we have the affecting fact that in the shock and danger of impending death Mr. McKinley's ...
... carried to Mr. Milburn's house after the operation , Mr. McKinley expressed his sorrow at having been a cause of trouble to the Exposition . Thus we have the affecting fact that in the shock and danger of impending death Mr. McKinley's ...
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