"The pupil, must come to the master to learn," said Chief Deasy, the trio's spokesman, "From what have seen. they have overcome an impossible task here with great suc+ cess, do not know any words that can express our gratification at seeing a Job so well done," he told British and American correspondents, "We admire particularly the speed with which they yet work done eft-dently and bring order out, of chaos. Everything has' been foreseen in such detail that there seems to be no vexeljement on the scene of a fire," Chick Deasy said.
"We might have more excitement in New York at a litre fire than they have here at what we'd call a two hundred pumper.*
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