Part 3 — ADVERTISEMENTS
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Transcriber's Note:
Variations in spelling, hyphenation, and spacing in abbreviations have been retained as they appear in the original publication.
Changes have been made as follows:
Page vi greath length and to changed to great length and to
Page viii as schools of law, medicime changed to as schools of law, medicine
Page 46 forget that he is a gentlemen, changed to forget that he is a gentleman,
Page 62 particularly $15 ones, changed to particularly $15 ones.
Page 64 AERIAL TORPEDO BOAT INVENTED changed to AËRIAL TORPEDO BOAT INVENTED
Page 88 therefore, to modify the preceeding changed to therefore, to modify the preceding
Page 147 The defendents--a weird assortment of the changed to The defendants—a weird assortment of the
Page 154 The cause of the explosion in changed to The cause of the explosion is
Page 169 right in front of the plate and Nunamaker changed to right in front of the plate and Nunamacher
Page 172 upon the white furs and the laven-ender changed to upon the white furs and the lavender
Page 175 In big games this in changed to In big games this is
Page 179 Paul, 32 ft. 33/4 changed to Paul, 32 ft. 33/4 in.
Page 180 H. P. Bingham, of the Mayfield club changed to H. P. Bingham, of the Mayfield Club
Page 191 Yamada—9, 2, 1, 45 30, 0, 75, 0, 45, 4, 2, 82, 0, 1, 31, 1, 0, 0, 9, 2 3, 0, 1, 7, 3--347. Average, changed to Yamada—9, 2, 1, 45, 30, 0, 75, 0, 45, 4, 2, 82, 0, 1, 31, 1, 0, 0, 9, 2, 3, 0, 1, 7, 3--347. Average,
Page 194 in the various sections changed to in the various sections.
Page 195 welcome. The Vandervilt, Astor, Waldorf, changed to welcome. The Vanderbilt, Astor, Waldorf, his twenty-one-year old son changed to_ his twenty-one-year-old son
Page 215 a box of figs followed the eggs, Taczowski changed to a box of figs followed the eggs, Taczkowski
Page 231 and I'll fi it." ... changed to and I'll fix it." ...
Page 240 killed at six p:m. by automobile changed to killed at six p.m. by automobile
Page 260 Among those present were: Allen Rogers of Los changed to Among those present were: Allen Rogers of Las
Page 270 and island posessions of the United States changed to and island possessions of the United States
Page 285 here to-day a pair of new fur-lined gloves were changed to here to-day a pair of new fur-lined gloves was
Page 290 for robbing W. G. Gaede,. 444 West Grand Avenue, changed to for robbing W. G. Gaede, 444 West Grand Avenue,
Page 296 They live at 2404 Faraon Street, this city, changed to They live at 2404 Faraon Street, this city.
Page 302 this. I am crushed, overwhelmed, drowned, changed to this. I am crushed, overwhelmed, drowned. This is for you and and father changed to This is for you and father
Page 303 make a pilgrimage to Hindsale changed to make a pilgrimage to Hinsdale
Page 306 Last Thurdsay evening the people changed to Last Thursday evening the people
Page 314 Kansas City Star, January 21. 1917. changed to Kansas City Star, January 21, 1917.
Page 325 is even, now procuring it, as Gemany changed to is even, now procuring it, as Germany
Page 351 when there is no game warden in sight. changed to when there is no game warden in sight."