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JAMES MARIE, an Ameri- 1876. He came to the United States at an early age and graduated University of California in 1898. He studied law and was admitted to the bar in 1900.
He served on the staff of many newspapers in San Francisco and was a member of the staff of "McClure's Magazine" in 1903. His zine" in 1903. His published novels include "The Freshman" (1912) "What Night" (1913). During the World War he contributed, as war correspondent, to other magazines. war correspondent, to "Collier's" and of HORATII bah, or great valley running from the Dead Sea to the Elanitic Gulf. It is an cone, with three f heights, cliffs, ravines, and deserts. rugged peaks, overlooking wilderness On this mountain Aaron died, alone with his brother and son (Num. xx: 22-29; xxxiii: 38). On its summit stands a Mohammedan tomb of Aaron, marking perhaps his burial place.
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