Reports of Cases Adjudged in the Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia, Volume 37M. Curlander, 1912 |
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... Witness and his father , the com- plainant , then saw Mr. Pancoast , who , upon that occasion , ac-- cording to the witness , represented that the café and ice cream business was " making $ 150 a month , " and that the daily sales would ...
... Witness and his father , the com- plainant , then saw Mr. Pancoast , who , upon that occasion , ac-- cording to the witness , represented that the café and ice cream business was " making $ 150 a month , " and that the daily sales would ...
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... Witness further testified that during the first month he and his father ran the business , the average receipts were $ 30 a day ; that ten or fifteen days after the sale he heard his father tell Mr. Pancoast " that he ( the father ) had ...
... Witness further testified that during the first month he and his father ran the business , the average receipts were $ 30 a day ; that ten or fifteen days after the sale he heard his father tell Mr. Pancoast " that he ( the father ) had ...
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... witness told Pancoast that he was going to advertise the place for sale , whereupon Pancoast suggested " that we ad- vertise his business and my business together . " About the 1st of February , Pancoast came to collect a milk and cream ...
... witness told Pancoast that he was going to advertise the place for sale , whereupon Pancoast suggested " that we ad- vertise his business and my business together . " About the 1st of February , Pancoast came to collect a milk and cream ...
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... Witness de- nied that he had ever stated that the business had been paying $ 150 a month . He did say that he had shown the McSweens how they could run the business for about $ 150 a month less than it cost the company ; that several ...
... Witness de- nied that he had ever stated that the business had been paying $ 150 a month . He did say that he had shown the McSweens how they could run the business for about $ 150 a month less than it cost the company ; that several ...
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... Witness had examined those books , and stated that the daily receipts from the café and ice cream business for July , 1905 , were $ 44.53 , August $ 40.16 , September $ 42.21 , October $ 41.28 , November $ 41.24 , December $ 37.94 ...
... Witness had examined those books , and stated that the daily receipts from the café and ice cream business for July , 1905 , were $ 44.53 , August $ 40.16 , September $ 42.21 , October $ 41.28 , November $ 41.24 , December $ 37.94 ...
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