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O n o o w e i s i n t l i o a c t of c l i m b l o o t e d St. L o u i s for lliolr n a t i o n a l ns- u t t o i i d u n c o . i Stou o i Blgoni Ouly i n g u p a h i i g o bowlder that stands at ^sociation's m o o t i n g place on J u l y IS, a n a n g l e of I'rdcgroos. T h o knees aro I A E B BHOUK &, M l U l ' U a A N BO O'i Tho International Machinists'Union T h o order's affairs have attracted liltlo Kulamaaoo d l t U I n n , In abTeot July I g o e s to tlio W o r l d ' s P a i r c i t y o n S u p - b o u t a u d t h e b o d y p u s h e d f o r w a r d i n g e n e r a l attention, os tho m e m b e r s d o l e m b o r IS. T h i s i s o n e of t h o n e w . t h o effort. A rooont discovery b y a n 'NYACINY. A B | n o t a s a r u l o b o o o n i o I n v o l v e d I n a o r g a n i z a t i o n s , a n d its o x l s t o n e o is d u o ' | I n a l l t h o cases t h o poiso i s s o SECTION OF 1'HOF. DYCUK'S EXHIBIT, i*\ o l d physician. 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