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...The novel begins with a telephone call to Wimsey from his mother, the Dowager Duchess of Denver, saying that her vicar’s architect has just found a dead body in his bath, wearing nothing but a pair of pince-nez. Whose body is it? Whodunnit? It’s up to Lord Peter to find out. (Summary by Kara and Wikipedia)...

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...The writer of the following letters is a young woman who lost her husband in a railroad accident and went to Denver to seek support for herself and her two-year-old daughter, Jerrine. Turning her hand to the nearest work, she went out by the day as house-cleaner and laundress. Later, seeking to better herself, she accepted employmen...

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...re we would continue with a good business relationship. I was soon off to Denver, Colorado, for the annual conference of Literacy Volunteers of Amer...

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... Sina Najafi/Cabinet Magazine Maureen Whelan et al./Various Art Museums (Denver Art Museum; Indianapolis Museum of Art; The J. Paul Getty Trust; T...

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... Sina Najafi/Cabinet Magazine Maureen Whelan et al./Various Art Museums (Denver Art Museum; Indianapolis Museum of Art; The J. Paul Getty Trust; T...

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... fights a week) OTHER U.S. NONSTOP FLIGHTS Anchorage, Bellingham, Wash., Denver, Houston, Las Vegas, Oakland, Phoenix, Portland, Sacramento, Salt...

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...ARIES '57 —Simeon Howard Calhoun, a former mayor of Nebraska city, died in Denver, -Col. on March 4, at the age of 73. Mr. Calhoun was born in Boston ... ...) Press and Argus. Corning (N.Y.) Leader,Minneapo- lis .Tournal and Times, Denver (Col.) Republican, Bfaltimore American. The Bureau has now been take... ... Groben 1908, of Buf- falo, N. Y. ; secretary, Henry Woloott Toll 1909 of' Denver, Col. ; assistant manager, Mark Walton Maolay Jr,, 1909 of New York ... ..., Henry Bust Johnson, of Ohiougo, 111. ; treasurer. Henry Wolcott Toll, of Denver. Col. Frederick Merchant Myers of Ben- nington, Vt., was elected a m... ...letins are dispatched to the leading pa- pers of twenty-eight cities, from Denver eastward. A system of co- operation with the ainnini of these cities... ... Morris Leopold Ernst 1908, of New York city, Henry VVoloott Toll 1909, of Denver, Ool.. and Raymond Noyes Crawford 1910, of Newark, N. J.,alternate. ... ...e Morris Leopold Ernst 1908, of New York city, Henry Woloott Toll 1909, of Denver, Ool., and the alternate, Raymond Noyes Crawford 1910, of Newark, N.... ...ed the position of editor of that paper with offices at 500 Club building, Denver, Col. '96—W. Williamson, who has been connected with the public scho... ... herst in December 190(5, and the third speaker, Henry Wolcott Toll '09 of Denver, Col. Toll de- Continued on page 6 WILLIAMS SUPERIOR - IN WATER SPOR...

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... Sina Najafi/Cabinet Magazine Maureen Whelan et al./Various Art Museums (Denver Art Museum; Indianapolis Museum of Art; The J. Paul Getty Trust; T...

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...n death and achieve a peaceful end to their life.” Compassion and Choices, Denver, CO, 1-800-247-7421; www.compassionandchoices.org {info@compassionan...

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...lf trussed up and gagged and headed on a Christmas journey that would end in Denver. Falkner glanced at his pocket watch. The last train west shoul...

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...ultures and religions. Take the highest spiritual human icons: like John Denver: and his song: “Thank God I’m a County Boy”… The last line is a... ... is he yakking about? The 2 nd to last priority was also a lip-service lie. Denver never learned how to love. His marriages were all failed disas... ...LLLLLLLEEE! …. Whew… Boy. That’s HARD! Whew! That’s exhausting! John Denver’s song unconsciously reveals how nonexistent giving actually is ... ...yourself…. Only a little of yourself. And even the thought of that exhausts Denver: because he cannot even imagine doing such an unheard of thing..... ... at the end: stuck on as fast as possible; to get it over with.. And then Denver puts in the underlying moral to the song at the end of it. The ... ..., and escapism and fantasy. The American answer to Existentialism is John Denver. Denver reassures his adoring masses that he himself cannot fi... ...ecause he has validated their own meaningless existence and their ignorance. Denver glorified the meaninglessness of life. What can any person say... ... any pop idol who does not praise and glorify their fans who make them rich? Denver is only one example of the consumer music industry: and how civ... ...ther half of taking can happen. If energy only takes and does not give… like Denver’s song…. Then the entire Universe would freeze-rot-fade… into a...

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...“With air pollution there was, for example, a desire of the people living in Denver to see the mountains again. Similarly, the people living in Los An...

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...rom Richland, Dr. Samuel Brinkman from Idaho Falls, and Dr. James Goodwin from Denver. Hacker began. "Welcome, Gentlemen. This Committee ap­ precia...

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...Driving through the low plains which led out of Denver, Colorado I noticed a certain change in the scenery. It was obvious that the snow here would fall and melt almost instantly or remain in slush like state, while the city blanketed by it would remain white until the win...

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...he Pike's Peak gold rush. Four men in partnership hauled 24 tons of mining equipment by ox cart across the Great Plains from St. Joseph, Missouri, to Denver, Colorado. Hambleton vividly recounts their encounters with buffalo herds, Indians, andthe returning army of disappointed gold seekers. Setting up camp near Mountain City, Colorado, Hambleton watched one man wash sever...

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...office of the Investigator? Y es? Give me Mr. Den- ver, please. . . Hallo, Denver. . . Y es, Hubert Granice. . . . Just caught you? Going straight hom... ... had been a happy thought to call up the editor of the Investigator—Robert Denver was the very man he needed…. Granice put out the lights in the libra... ...ed before him, dim and deserted, like an ancient avenue of tombs. But from Denver’s house a friendly beam fell on the pavement; and as Granice sprang ... ...ab the editor’s electric turned the corner. The two men grasped hands, and Denver, feeling for his latch-key, ushered Granice into the brightly-lit ha... ... liveliest hour . . . you know my habits of old.” Granice had known Robert Denver for fifteen years— watched his rise through all the stages of journa... ..., used to “bob in” on Granice, while the latter sat grinding at his plays. Denver had to pass Granice’s flat on the way to his own, and it became a ha... ...se? It’s as safe to ask you that as to say to some men: ‘How’s the baby?’” Denver laughed good-naturedly, and Granice thought how thick and heavy he h... ...red in mal- ice—and the fact gave him a new measure of his insignificance. Denver did not even know that he had been a failure! The fact hurt more tha... ... men com- fortable, but it makes them stupid.” Then he turned, and began: “Denver, I want to tell you—” The clock ticked rhythmically on the mantel-pi...

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... While buying the wine or the beer, In Peoria first, and later in Chicago, Denver, Frisco, New Y ork, wherever I lived How I happened to lead the life...

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...chiavelli with hosts expecting me, and everything settled for some days in Denver, I found myself at the end of my renunciations, and turned and came ... ...lamely, and she sat listening. “But why did you turn back—without going to Denver?” “I wanted to come back. I was restless.” “Restlessness,” she said,...

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..., levelled by na- ture. A branch of the “grand trunk” led off southward to Denver, the capital of Colorado. The country round about is rich in gold an...

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...ay the first thing to do is to see Disbrow. He’s the political boss of the Denver, Pueblo, and Mojave road. We will have to get in with the machine so... ...pt. “Why do we want to see Disbrow?” “Disbrow is the political man for the Denver, Pueblo, and Mojave,” answered Osterman, “and you see it’s like this... ...ibuted. He had put himself in touch with Disbrow, the political man of the Denver, Pueblo and Mojave road, and had had two interviews with him. The te...

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...ng to see you. And abroad they want to see you. Paris, New Y ork, Chicago, Denver, Capri—thousands of cities are up and in a tumult, undecided, and cl...

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... against foreign ideas and communism—Atlanta with Hartford, Rochester with Denver, Milwaukee with Indianapolis, Los Angeles with Scranton, Portland, M...

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...ra? Chucked him in the ribs and said, `Say, boy, what do you want to go to Denver for? Wait ‘ll I get time and I’ll move the mountains here. Any mount...