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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-28

Mayor-Wiiiiam Wilson.
Trustees-idvseII H. Davis, Davies
G. Davis, Ed Copperth~aite. Camille
Saivo, James I. Davis
Mine Superintendent Ben Beach.
School Board--Wnn. Gilbert, presi-
dent: Davies @. Davis, secretary; o.
". Iodsiu. treasurer.
School Principsi-Afred Ourfee.
Teaehers-Misses Emma Tate, Eva
Little, Sylvia Shirley, Blanche Ander-
son.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-28

The Lincoln Park Ladies' Union
Prayer meeting will be held at the
homo Of Mira John Cook on =. Pop
lar avenue next Sabbath afternoon At
3 O'Clock. Leader. Miss Cora Grow.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-09-28

In Canon Recently.
Mrs Scott Manley and Mrs. Harve
Gardner were shopping in Canon City
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Continued from Yesterday
SIXTH INSTALLMENT.

Synopsis.
Lieutenant Jarvis Hope Is detailed by the
United States naval board to investigate and
report his findings on the invention OF Dr.
Ralph Burke. which serves to bring the
submarine to n state of perfection. The
lieutenant arrives at Valdavia and In well
coined by the inventor and his daughter,
Cleo. on the trial trip of the inventor s
boat, a Japanese helper 10 surprised In the
act Of examining the mechanism OF the ven
tilating device. Hope reports favorably on
the new device. but there are others inter
ested In 1t. An attempt to burglarixe Dr.
him murdered In his bedroom. Cleo sells
her fathers library to get money; later she
finds q note from which she learns that they
contain the secret formula. With Hope she
races to the auctionecr's store only to find
II in flames. Olga 1vanoff and Gerald Nor
ton, two spies In search Of the formula, at
tempt to capture Cleo when she calls at the
house OF Stephanski, the anarchist. Hope
rushes to her aid: Morton shoots At him, but
the bullet hits a bomb, in the collar, which
explodes stephanski dies In the wreck Of
his house; tho others escape Hope and
Cleo attend a ball at Mrs Defmar's. whose
nephew has two Of the missing books Man
lin. a spy. attempts to steal the books. but
is discovered by Hope: In the excitement
that follows the book disappears.
Morissey was quite right in his sur
mise; Hook, who was the possessoE
of a chronic thirst, confident that he
would have time for a glass OF beer
before the repairs to the engine could
be effected, had slipped away on a
brief visit to the nearest SALOON. But
leaning over the polished bar were
some seafaring acquaintances, and, in
their congenial company, the single
drink that he had promised himself
became two, and the two grew into
half dozen, so that nearly an hour
had escaped before, breaking away
from his noisily protesting compan-
ions, he made his way, trifle TN
steadily, back to the pier. But the
launch, instead Of being tied up along
side, where he had left her, was now
small black speck on the waters of
San Francisco bay, rapidly growing
smaller as it headed for the Golden
Gate and the open sea.
The unceremonious fashion in
which he had been left behind sob
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29

put spoke in the wheel OF that son
of seacook, Morton"
Morton and his companions had
strolled I'd the far end of the pier,
where they stood deep in conversa-
tion; Captain Coleman was busy get
ting supplies from the storehouse; the
watchman had gone across the street
to get the crew; so that no one saw
the one armed sailor when he climbed
aboard the Sea Hawk and disappeared
down the companionway. Looking
about for a place in which to conceal
himself, Hook discovered, at the for
ward end OF the small cabin, low
door which gave access to sort of
cubbyhole or locker which was evil
IDENTIFY used for storing cushions, tar
paulins and other articles not in fire.
quent use. Squeezing himself with
considerable difficulty through the
narrow opening, he closed the door
behind him Stretching upon divian
which he improvised from some blan-
kets and tarpaulins, he took a long
pull at a flat, black bottle which he
produced from his pocket sliced off
a generous portion OF plug and stuffed
it into his cheek. and, with sigh of
contentment, closed his eyes. ."
No one had been more astonished
than Morton and Olga at the mystic
rious disappearance of the books from
the Delmar study, and their astonish-
ment was increased when they saw
the mvstification OF Hope and Cleo.
But Olga did not believe in taking
anything for granted. No sooner did
she reach her apartment in the Por-
tola Arms than, despite the lateness
OF the hour. she sent for Sextus and
related to him the exciting events OF
the evening, I'm pretty we'll con-
vinced," she concluded, that neither
Hope nor the Burke girl have any
more knowledge of what has become
of those books than | have, but !
don't wish to take any chances.
want YOU to watch them closely for
the next few days, Sextus, and to keep
me informed of anything which seems
suspicious. II will be quite safe tor
YOU to lounge about the lobby OF their
hotel, or even for you to take room
there, for neither OF them know you.
If they go out, follow them. It's
possible that they know more about
those books that disappeared tonight
than we think they do, and don't
dare leave the city to search tor the
otker books because it would mean
letting them out Of my sight.
The following morning, from his
table in the breakfast room OF the
hotel where Hope and Cleo were
STAYING, Sextus witnessed, without,
however, being able to overhear, their
conversation with Hook; when. after
lunch, they departed in taxicab for
the waterfront, he followed them; and
from the pier he saw them depart in
A launch for the Faralones. Five min
utes later, breathless from running, he
was talking to Olga over the teie-
phone.
"They've given US the slip" he pant
ed. They've hired launch and start
ed for some islands outside the en-
trance to the harbor. | think they
call them the Farallones. They
But Olga cut him short.
as there another boat there that
we can hire to take us to the ISL
ands9"
YES" answered Sextus, there's a
big power boat that we could prob
ably get
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
ITO Be Continued.)
TO Be Iontlnued.J
All Roads Lead to
South Side Banquet

All roads will lead to the Live
Stock exchange dinning room this
evening when the Greater Omaha
gct-togethcr banquet to be held in
honor Of George Parks, the new city
commissioner. :,
More than 800 diners will attack
the good things which will be spread
before them. Henry c. Murphy,
lanes B. Watkins and others on the
Committee have been working hard
to make it a success. All of the city
commissioners will attend.
Mr.. Watkins declares it will be |,
recherche" affair. A program OF
live-wire stunts will follow the pran..
dial feature. The soup will be passed
nromptly at seven bells.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
The Secret tRt It Submarine
BYE. Alexander Powell
Of the Fns Road Glory v
ALEXANDER foweh.
" E. Alexander Powell

cred Hook completely, and it was a
detected ard very shcepish old sea-
man who turned his steps in the direc
ton OF the city
But it was destined that Ne should
60 to the Farallones, after all, though
in fashion which he had not antici-
pated, for, Just as he was leaving the
pier taxicab drew up and deposited
three passengers. One of them Hook
instantly recognized as Gerald Nor
ton, but the man and woman who ac-
companied him he did not recall hav-
ing seen before. At sight of them the
old sailor, acting on sudden Impulse.
stepped behind a pile of lumber, so
that he was enabled to overhear Nor
toms conversation with the pier
watchman without himself being seen.
we wish to take run out to the
Farallones," said Morton. 81 under
stand that launches for the trip can
be hired here"
"The only small launch we have
has just started for the islands," was
the answer. "A feller and girl hired
it for the trip only about half an hour
ago. But Cap'n Coleman might take
you over in his big boat if you're
willing to pay his price. That's him
with the blue cap down to the end of
the wharf"
Morton and the woman approached
the man designated as Captain Cole
man, while Hook, from the shelter
Of his lumber pile, watched from afar
their conversation. 1t evidently re-
suited satisfactorily to all concerned,
for Coleman came hurrying up the
pier.
"Just run over to Jerry's place. will
you. Bill" he called to the watchman,
"and see if you can find my two fire
men, Hennessy and Dillon? You'll
probably find them in the back room
playing cards. Tell them to hustle
right down to the boat, as we're leav-
ing right away for the islands"
$50 Mr.. Morton and his friends is
goin' to the islands, too, chr" said
Hook to himself. II think I'll jest
slip aboard, unbeknownst to EN-, and
go along. Id like damned we'll to
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29

GLOVER & SPAIN.

Douglas 1862. 1920 City National
HERE'S A BARGAIN FOR YOU.
Two 8-r houses, mod. ex. heat, cor lot
66x120, paved st.; well located, on Seward
about 2 blks. from cath. Rental. $40 mo.
Price cut from $4,000 to $500. Reason
able terms, or will take cottage in ex-
change. Best offer takes this at once.
Or, all mod. best repair. E. front, paved
St. choice, close-in location, near 28th and
Jackson. Well arranged for families or
roomers $500; best terms.
McKitrick r. q. Co. d. l4S2 Ty. 214o-J.
TWO 7-room new houses; oak finish; rental
$3.50 year; for $500.
W. II. GATES, Z
CAT Omaha Nat 3. Bldg. D. 1924. Web. 1855.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Commercial Club Sends
Socks 10 Local GuardSnnen

The Omaha Commercial club has
expressed 800 pairs of heavy march
ing socks to Major Elsasser at Lin.
coin for distribution among the local
guardsmen. The members of the Ma
tional Guard will be provided with the
heavy marching socks by the govern
ment when they arrive at the border,
but the local Commercial club saw to
it that the Omaha boys got theirs
even before they started. The socks
are of the heavy cotton and wool
grade
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Young Hikers From Pacific
Coast Pay Visit to Omaha

Walking from coast to coast on a
wager that will mean their musical
education II they terminate their jaunt
successfully, Kenneth Hollister, Ray
mond Meyer and William Simonson,
hree young men who style themselves
the Rose City Hikers," arrived in
Omaha Tuesday, carrying letters from
various civic organizations and clubs.
between here and the metropolis OF
Oregon. =,
Their destination is New York, but
the contemplated musical education is
to be acquired in Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Eighteen Apply for Jobs
In the Army; Six Accepted

Another army recruiting record was
broken at the local station when
eighteen applicants were examined
Monday and Tuesday. Six of these
were accepted, as follows: James, T.
Anderson, Omaha; Arthur Milbourn,
Council Bluffs; Frank A. Langan,
Platte Center; John Wilkinson, Mo-
dale, Ia; Edward R. Cooney, Men
dota, H.. Guy P. Miller, Millers, Md.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
REAL ESTATE-Other Cities

BIG SALE-New town just plated; noted
medical spring in connection; men here
to lease for Oil; come or send your appli-
cation for town lots, 1880 each; 20 days
only; no commission on land sales; 4 cents
stamps for prompt reply. Charles Watson.
Watts, Ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Northwestern Places Big
Order for New Eouipment

The Northwestern has placed an or
der for the construction Of twenty
four-day coaches, fifteen smoking
cars, ten baggage, five baggage and
mail and three postal cars with the
American Car and Foundry company.
The equipment is to be delivered in
time for the fall business. A
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Will Not Initiate Call for
Constitutional Convention

Secretary Sorenson of the Nebraska
Good Government league, sends word
to The Bee that the effort to initiate
call for a state constitutional conven-
ton will be abandoned. He says
poll of the candidates for the legisla-
ture shows an overwhelming majority
in favor Of passing a law for the pur-
nose t5
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29

MOTORCYCLES. Bar
gain In used machines. Victor Roos, The
Motorcycle Man." f7o3 Lsaysnworth
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29

GREAT BARGAINs-s5 down. IS monthly,
buys 40 acres, good fruit and poultry
land near town. southern Missouri. Price
only $175 Address Box sos, Excelsior
Springs, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
West.
CATHEDRAL DISTRICT

fine bungalow home; fine large rooms
and bath; oak finish. including the floors:
living room, 12x1S feet; beam ceiling In
two front; bookcases, window seat, plate
rail and panel; large kitchen with built-iu
cupboards: two large bedrooms bath
room white enamel; high grade fixtures;
large cement basement; furnace: floor
drain; fruit room coalbin; east front lot,
43 IT. frontage. Price cut TO $3.50; about
S400 CASH rest monthly
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
RASP BROS,

1os McCague Bldg. Doug. 1853.
NOT how many but how good. do not
build houses In dozen lots, but ! do build
them good, Phone Benson 1872. r. S.
Trullinger
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-29
Nebraska Lands.

CHEAP FARMS Amy size. easy terms. In
the beautiful Ozarks OF Dent county. Mo.
W. 8. Frank 20l Neville Block Omaha.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
REPUBLICANS WILL
RALLY THIS WEEK
Dawson, West Tulsa and
Turley to Be Visited by
Candidates.

Harry II. Rogers, Republican candi
date for the legislature, will spea.
IT Dawson this evening at a big rally
and will be accompanied by several
Of The candidates on tie COUNTY ticket
This win be Mr.. Rogers .irst appear
ancc in Dawson dun inE the campaign
and large turnout is expected
West Tulsa will be the scene of a
Republican rally Friday evening, No
vemler 3, when candidates for all
county offices viii make short speech
os. This will he the FIRST rally to o-
helH ~ the Republican In West Tulsa
during the campaign 1ad the Repub-
Leans plan on making a Garrison
finish.
For some time headquarters have
been Acsicgcd to stage a rally in tie
little city acrcss the river aud the pliI,r
is 20 'Uake the eagle Scream
The registration shows that West
Tulsa is lining up strong with the Rc-
puhlicans and considerable strength
is expected by party leaders towards
putting the entire county ticket over
in the forthcoming election.
on Friday night Glenn Condor, the
othor candidate for representative,
will speak at big Republican meet
ING to be held at Turley.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
Nnows New Mexico and
Missouri Will Go G. 0. p,
for He's Been There.
HUGHES, THAT'S ALL
Believes Bert Chandler
Will Sweep Through
His District Also.

.~pird Mcclure, who just, returned
Yesterday from the state of New Mex
where he has been speaking in
thAhnercst of Mr.. Hughes and the
Republican party, says New Mexico
will cast her vote for Mr.. Hughes and
he will get the electoral vote of that
tate Mr.. Mcclure has also cam
paigned the state of Missouri and says
that Mr.. Hughes will get the vote OF
hat state He n very enthusiastic for
Bert Chandler and when interrogated
about his chances said
There are a hundred reasons why
Chandler should win and no reason
Akhy he should not win. In the first
place every Democrat in the United
Estates who is posted knows that the
next house of representatives Will be
Republican, and Mr. Davenport Will
be entirely lost and positively unable
% do his district any good. Every
body who is posted believes that Mr.
hughes chances to lie president are
far better than those of Wilson. and
" have more than an even break to
giir the senate. If Bert Chandler is
elected he will be in sympathy with
the president and the congress and,
with his wcll-known good judgment
and his capacity to do things, he
would make splendid representa-
tive, and the people of the district
could go on about their business
knowing that VAIL their interests and
all the resources OF the district and
the state would be taken care of.
Chandler a Success.
chandler has been a splendid sue
cess as young man in every detail
He is clean and able. Does not pro-
fcss to he an orator, but oratory is the
last thing these days that "A person
moods hest
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
LIiGAI. NOTICItS

(Published In the Tulsa Daily World October
81. November |. 3 3, 4. D. Z, s.
aud 10. 1916. World Publishing
Co. Publishers
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
TO BURY VICTIM
X OF TROLLEY TODAY
Maynard GambDI Dies at Hospitaf
After Car Had Crushed
Out His Life

MAYNARD Gambill, the 2-year- -ol }
son Of =. w. Gamhill, SIG West Sec
ond, who was run over by a street
car IN West Third Yesterday afternoon
and who died late last night in the
Tulsa hospital will be buried this
afternoon at l o'clock from Nov
bray's undertaking parlors to the
Oaklawn cemetery.
=. Tho boy in crossing the street was
brun over and his limbs crushed an I
mangled. lie was carried to the hos
pital in the arms of an utter stranger
One hand was amputated and later 4
foot was amputatcd. The child bore
IL well and rested quietly after com
ing to, but later in the evening be-
came worse and died at about
o'clock yesterday morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01

The board Of Education Of the City Of
1usn. Of the State OF Oklahoma, will re.
ccivc bids for the erection and construction
Of an addition TO the washington School To-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01

In a road three and One-haIf miles
northeast of Lequire while he and his
cousin. Albert White, were riding
home.
head producing instant death. The
assassin was concealed In ditch
alsng the road and was seen to flee
by White. Bloodhounds were brought
from Fort Smith. 65 miles distant.
and put on the trail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
LLOYD MUST PAY TWO NOTES
Clarence Lloyd Fails to Prove Against
Ralso Morley. Who Was Suing.

Failure to prove his claim of fraud
lost Clarence Lloyd the suit brought
against him by Ralso A. Morley for
payment of two notes amounting to
$1,525. One of the notes was FOR
$725. but Lloyd claimed that he only
received a $3.50 loan for it. The other
note for $500 Lloyd declared had
been paid.
The jury held that these facts were
not established and ordered that Lloyd
must pay the notes with interest and
10 per cent OF the face value of the
notes for the plaintiffs attorney fees.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
RENL ESTATE
iii lglh Glass Residence
Property
FOR SALE

A new s-room east front rcsiden'c,
modern and complete fun size basc-
mcnt. furnace heat, old ivory finish.
oak sloors. well built, in a rcst~ic'ed
residence part OF the city. Price Sj.0Oo.
Part terms
Mite roms. east front, in the very
hes, Part Of the south side. Hardwood
finish. furnace heat. garage and sc"
ante rooms This property has every
modern feature to make Il home c"W-
Pile Price $500
Six rooms, south front, residtrce.
garage and servants quarters. In
Stoncbrakcr Heights, fronting the best
homes I'm this section. Price $4,000.
Nine-room residence on South Boul-
der Lot 100Nl&0 feet Large garage
and cistcrn. Price Sl0.500.
4 new siX-room bungalow in gDod
location. well built in every respect.
oak floors ivory finish, tile bath, the
most expensive plumbing and hight
fixtures. Price $4,000.
4 most attractive south front six
room BUNGALOW In good location and n
bargain. Price $3,G50.
This Is only small list Of the prop
erty we have for sale. We have \
number Of good homes priced from
0,000 to $4,000 and upwards. Oar
ext nsiVc experience In building and
selling residence property places ne in
n position to show you the best values
for the money. Phone us, stating
what YOU are interested in. We dre
confident we can find what you w1dt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01


Bids viii he received at the office Of tho
City Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma, until
% clock y m. Monday, November 18Th. 1916
for the construction Of Sanitary Sewer. in
Guiding laternlS. connections and other ap-
purtcnHnces for Sewer District No g. MS
created and established by Ordinance No.
1879 passed and approved the 2ith day OF
October 1916.
Plans, profles and specifications for the
construction Of said sewer system and APP
purtcnanccs have been adopted by the Mayor
and Board of Commissioners of said City
aud are now on file in the office OF the City
Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro
posal sheets of The CITY OF Tulsa.
The right TO reject any aud all bids is re-
served to the Board Of Commits sioncrs Of the
City Of Tulsa. oklahoma.
4 certified check in the sum OF five go
per coat Of the amount OF the bid viii be
required from each bidder
An bids will bo opened and considered by
the board Of Commissioners Of said City at
meeting Of said Board to be held in the City
Hall in said City at o clock a. m, on the
I4th day uf November 1916.
ANY aud all parties interested are hereby
notified that they may appear aud protest
against or object to said proposed improve
mcnts on any part thereof or any matter or
thiag in relation thereto. at said meeting OF
the said Board Of Commits sOncrs on the 18th
day OF November. 1916.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-01
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED D-Thorouehly experienced stcnog-
rapher: must have business ability and be
able 90 handle detail; 40 beginners need aP'
ply; permanent position WIN wen est9i99
iishcd company. Apply Box 32l0, care World.
So so PER DAY paid one lnly in each towa
to distribute free circulars for concen'
trated favoring in tubes; permanent posi-
ton +. r. Barr Co, Chicago.
WANTED Lady solicitor for grocery storc;
must be experienced in grocery; able. to
answer phone and wait upon trade refer
ences required Address 327 care World.
WANTED Wednesday morning, women to
do washing s35 North Elwood. Phone
.'z.J. ~
WANTED An experienced and settled
woman for general hOusrwork; must De
good cook no laundry work. Phone $3.50
SUITS and serge dresses on sale all this
week Parisian Sample Rooms. over Won
dcrland heater.
WANTED Night waitress at Brady Hotel
Cafe
WANTFD RELIABLE white girl for general
homework. Call 4ol North Denver
WANTED-A girl for general housework. no
washing Phone 1893.
SITUATIONS WANTED
POSITION WANTED As bookkecpcr and
expert Accountant. For particulars apply
Haal.
10 70, J. F;r., -; VA, Ran Ride R'i,dIs' N'''
WANTED -- BY IN experienced auto man,
position as driver; any make Of car; don t
, s992' care World.
WANTED-A bright, capable girl Of l6 with
experience in iewclry and art stores wants
position in store Phone %.
CAPABLE MAN. 30, seeks position as real
estate saiesm"n; investment later. S22d'
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PVSI IoN WAN ~, -pnH e1Pur. eu.,u p,uN' f
keeper anu cIetk o''N anu "o''""'''' 'e''
erence Phooe 5'su
WANTED Position as houSckeGepcr by re
nch widow wi,h a,yS"r a ara GYnr GULL '"h give
Wv, e.-e 70. w" - -, 80 :, y, -
POSlTION-By iirst.class stenographer. thor
oughly experienced competent ard accu
rate; can deliver the goods. Phone 29i2
CHAUFFEUR, X, with IL years experience, ie
sirSS place with private car AudresS d-lo
care g W. Morla, -7--------.
mept evenings. Box 32l5, care World
W NTLD S,o,-ooroTLjc ,ositior ~ Id.
nN r. a.i.n.e' "'"is bane soi '' '"''
:,
WANIEpIrsosi'lon as honseEeeIPSer' WIS eSper'
ea.s9 -.G1.,S, - -, e@.e :, Ei,s-
WANTED-Family Washing 90s West Brady.
wAslITNGS wANTED-Phone 264o.
~"-'-'>0"I,,|, H,TS,S,CSS nnCnIc,Ty
DN,,- ~ ~ 20, ~, ~,
HAVE DESK ROOM in n nice office for
gentleman. Address S22l' care World.
OH WELL, SUPPLIES
cTpT7Cr o,pC - o,. ,,.I jn ,ho no,,
'rn A i'n Un,HH i;nGss, Caro,a Sn.idin,
.,vro,,o,,,,, ,cc,ccon,,c
AZ io'iObi'Ar.o sN ~. N.N1'''oi'iI'
FOR SAhf-one Ford roadster extra good
one Ford touring car one model 2? stude,
pakrr ma1r r "ne 2tuueo"Nev ornss LIN y"e
Mo,e, 70 Ssyentb. and Bould"r ''"'''
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fok sAhE-iStiin moaei .our &c! .,naer i,, over,
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aDemkamS & Ter WhlllG@RE

Room -, Culbcrtson Bldg.
hone 43OG.