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<Gi*. Snodgrass - Page #2 Charleston Boulevard hut spilled over the pavement in Eastern Avenue opposite the furniture company and spread out on tlie ground adjacent thereto, with the result that It pounded up somewhat against the outside wall of the building and percolated through the walls onto floor of store. 7. I was called by Mr. Boyle to come to furniture store at about 10:30 A.M. and after viewing the situation, called you at 11 A.M. 8. I suggested to owners of store that they start mopping the water up instead of letting the furniture stand in it but at 11:30 A.M. no move had been made to protect their furniture in any way. lAM:rr L. R. Maag
