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Godoy, minister to Cuba, first secretar
ad interim; Senora Adela Perrin 4d
Godoy: Senerita Mercedes Godoy: Seno
Den Julio W. Baz, third secretary
Major Don Fortino M. Davila, militar
attache.
Great Britain—Right Honorable Jame
Bryce, ambassador; Mrs. Bryce; Esm
Howard, counselor; Lieut, Col, B. R
James, military attache.
Haiti—J. N. Leger, minister; Madam
Leger.
Costa Rica—Senor Don Joaquin Be
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THE DEAF MAY HEAR
The Story of the Electrical Engineer, (ico. P. Way, Whos:
Lost Hearing Was Restored by His Own Invention.
About nine years ago Mr. George P.
Way, electrical engineer of the Detroit
Young Men's Christian Association,
could scarcely hear the roaring of his
GEO. P. WAY, Inventor
voice across the dinner table, and his
usefulness as an engineer was seriously
threatened. It happened, as Mr. Way
tells it, that he was at his post in the
dynamo room one day nearly nine years
ago, and as the buzzing in his ears
bothered him more than usual he placed
a -curigusly shaped tuft of waste in his
right ear. Then a most thrilling thing
happened. In the midst of the silence
that is the torment of one shut off from
the sounds of the busy world there came
a terrible crashing sound as of an earth
quake, and Mr. Way bounded across the
room, terror stricken. Then the amazed
engineer sat down in his chair and tried
to realize what had happened. Uncon
sciously he pulied the tuft of waste
from his ear. Instantly he returned to
the awful silence that had enveloped
him for years. The sound of the ma
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The Washington times. (1907). Washington [D.C.], 1907-04-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1907-04-24/ed-1/?sp=12
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1907-04-24.
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