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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
AUTO BADLY DAMAGED:
OWNER IS ARRESTED n

Alleged to have been driving On the
left side Of Twelfth street on Satur-
day night which resulted in the col
lision OF two automobiles and consid-
cradle loss to his own, Claude Jenkins
was tried before Judge coffman this
morning and his case taken under ad.
yisemens the testimony being con-
flicting.
VI n. Crawford with a party was
coming north and Jenans was driving
south on Twelfth when the collision
occurred. The right front wheel Of
the latters car was completely gone
and the car was otherwise crippled.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
MEETING OF YOUNG MEMS
DEMO. CLUB Is CALLED

Believing that Chickasha should be
represented at the annual state CON
vention Of the League Of Young Mems
Democratic clubs, to be held in Shaw
nee February y. Ross Cox, secretary
Of the local organization Of young
Democrats has called nsetlng for
Tuesday Evening. Feb 20, for the pur-
pose Of electing delegates. AT the
same time election Of officers Of the
club will be held
Dick Louthan. member of the local
club, now assistant in one Of the state
offices at Oklahoma City, is a candi-
date for president Of the state organi-
zation, and it is expected that he viii
have the solid backing Of the Chicka-
sha contingent. It is understood that
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
Escapea iron sue.

BY United Press.
New York Feb. i9. the members
of the crew Of the French steamship.
Guayne. arriving today from Bordeaux,
reported the destruction Of a German
submarine that attempted to sink her
off the coast OF France
A short battle between the ship and
the submarine occurred and the second
shot fired by the gunner aboard the
Guayne struck the submarine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
ALEX MAN
JAILED FOR
MURDER
Rig Irwin Accused Of WayIaying Malt
Brown With Shotgun After Having
QuanelIed Over Debt

Sheriff Baiiey's office is credited
with another important capture for
ontside counties.
h'g irwin, accused Of having waylaid
and shot Matt Brown, farmer living
near Poteau LeFlore county last fall,
was captured at his home six miles
north OF Alex on Saturday night and
this morning was taken to Poteau by
Sheriff J. r. Carter Of that place.
Sheriff Bailey has been on the train
az irwin ever since the commission Of
the act with which he is charged on
the day following tie tragedy Sheriff
Carter came to Chickasha and conferr
ed with Sheriff Bailey Irwin, how
ever did not return to his home near
Alex He was located by Bailey in New
Mexico but escaped before he could be
caught. Then he went to Mountain
Park and Sheriff Bailey notified olfi
GERS there to seize him. But again he
escaped. Saturday afternoon a tip was
received that the hunted man had re
turned or was about to return to his
home near Alex. The sheriff instruct
cd ID Arthur Wilson. the local deputy, |
to make the arrest and to go prepared |
for trouble Getting UP a force mi
Alex armed with rifles, the officers
surrounded the house just about SUI.
down at a moment when Rig Irwin was
leaving it in company with his nephew
Both men had double barrelled shot
guns. Irving surrendered to the off
GERS without resistance when closed
ID on
Brought here he was lodged IN the
county Jail awaiting the arrival of.the
sheriff from Poteau While denying |
ihe killing he admitted that he had had |
.rouble with Matt Brown and told the
'olowing story:
Brown, five years ago, had bought
! team from him and in part payment
,ave his note for $500. lie made
Ieguent attempts to collect the note
nd each time was put Off with a tale
i woe. Finally the note became out
iwed Then he went to Brown and
lade final demand for the money
ut Brown laughed at him, told him
e knew he owed Irwin the money and
sRed the Alex man how RF' expected
> get ii. "The note is outlawed now
nd ] have the money to pay it. But
ow are you going to get the money!
e asked tauntingly at the same time
eclaring he would never pay for the
cam.
Shortly after this 13rowa's body was
,und In the road filled with buckshot
Irym declared to Sheriff Bailey that {
8 knew he was being looked for by ii
le authorities and was just prepar q
g to give himself up. 4
Irwin is tall red headed man with
hat the officers call bad eve and /
leriff Carter took no chances with s
nj. re brought a deputy ana pair t
handouts to aid in getting the man {
lfely to Foteau. G
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
WOULD NOT
ASK BONUS !
FOR PLANT
Okmulgee Company VIII Build Refinery in
ChiCkasha Whenever There is Enough
Crude Oil 10 Justify 1t

No definite steps have been taken in
the closing Of deal for a site To be
siyen TO q company for the erection Of
an oil refinery in Chickasha with a dai.
ly capacity Of 10000 gallons.
Jonas Cook, president Of the Com
merciaI and Farm bureau, is in receipt
Of letter from refining company
operating at Okmulgee stating that
Whenever crude OIL is found in sufri.
cient quantities in this section to war.
rant the building of refinery that
that company would put one III Chick
asha and would ask no boaus whatso.
ever.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19

many young men here will 60 to
Shawnee to boost for him.
sour club is entitled to twenty dele
gates in the Shawnee convention. said
Secretary Cox, eand we hope to send
a full delegation Every young Demo
crat in the city is urged to attend our
meeting tomorrow evening, whether
he is a member of the club or not. We
want to strengthen our organization
and get it in good working order. We
plan to make the meeting an interest
ing one"
Indications are that the convention
in ShaVsee on Washington's birthday
viii draw an unprecedented crowd.
Speakers Of statewide fame viii ad.
dress it and banquet will be one Of
the features.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
IN POLICE COURT

In police court the case against Mrs
Bondurant charged with disturbing
the peace, was continued; Hobson Buie
was charged with speeding on South
Fourth street; Claude jenkins was ar
rested for driving On the left side Of
South Twelfth street, case taken un-
ded ~advisement; John Smith was ar
rested for speeding on Chickasha ave
nue. Marian Hale was arrested for
highway robbery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
RECRUITING
SHOWING
ACTIVITY
Private Henry Millerman Goes to AIIus
to Take Charge Of Permanent
Recruiting Station

Henry Millerman and Richard Hardi-
gan have returned from Hobart and
Walters, Okla, where they have spent
the past month receiving recruits for
the army Seven enlistments was tho
result Of the trip Private Mnlerman
left Saturday for Altus where he Will
open and have charge Of a permanent
recruiting station.
Richard Hardigan left this morning
for Duncan where he will open TEN
porary station.
Another change in the local office
which at present is in charge of J. Ru-
fus Scale and j. j. Coone, is being
contemplated
At the Navy Station.
The navy station, in charge Of ]. A.
White, is doing well considering the
fact that an assistant has been dis
pensed with to date. Finding the Of
flee and outside work too heavy, Mr..
White has asked for an assistant, who
will arrive early this week
Three Naval Applications.
Three naval applications were re-
ceived yesterday, w. G. Hit of Man
itou okla, b. Calfy Of Walters and
one from this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
LOCAL VOLUNTEERS
ARE MUSTERED OUT

Joe Burney, Boggie Johnson and
Henry Ireton, Troup b. Oklahoma Cav
airy, We're mustered out at f. s,.i Sa
urday afternoon and returned @ their
home in this city yesterday. They wiz
spend tomorrow in oklahoma City,
where they win return their equip
ment to the state armory. James Mat
thews Of the Hospital Corps has re.
turned To his home here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
OF
LIVESTOCK
SHOWS YET
Preparations in Progress for Second An
nual Southwest Livestock Show
March 3 to 9
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Oklahoma City, Feb. l9.-Prepara-
tions for the second annual Southwest
American Live Stock Show to be held
at the local stock yards March to Q,
are rapidly developing into completed
plans. Entries are surprising the pre-
vious show in number and quality and
indications are that more farmers and
atockmen will journey to this city for
this show than on any previous occa-
sion, with the exception of the annual
fair.
Many possible exhibitors and far
mers and stockmen throughout the
state do not realize the standing Of
the local show. It's size compares IA.
vorably with any show in this section
OF the country, and the list Of premi-
ums and cash prizes run up into the
thousands Of dollars, Exhibitors from
states as far di tant as Ohio have en-
tries scheduled. Practically every
state in the southwest viii be repre-
sented by exhibitors.
Promotion Of the breeding of pure
bred cattle. hogs and sheep is the oh.
ject Of the show The big packers who
occupy the local stocR yards have do
noted generously to the premium list,
and stockmen and farmers will have
an opportunity to buy and sell pure
bred stock Auctions viii be held.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
AT THE FARM BUREAU

The following are recent out Of town
visitors at the Farm Bureau
c. A. Reynolds, VIII Molette, H. A.
Bloss of Norge. E. Underwood 0, Rush
Springs, Mrs A. w. Cooper Of Oklaho.
ma City, Mrs Gan and Miss McClain
of Mineral Wells, Tex, who intend to
make this their home for an indefinite
period, coming here for the benefit Of
their fathers health, and L. Field Of
Norge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
CANE 70 BUY HOGS

W. II Noakum, county agent from
Coal county came here for the pu
pose OF huying one carload each Of reg
istered Duroo Jersey and Poland Chine
hogs. He left for M9rlow this morn
ing. accompanied by Q. q. cooper
county agent, to attend stock sale.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
Two Neutral Victims.

BY United Press.
New York Feb 19-The Norwegian
vessel Demata and the Spanish steam
er Mar Adriatico were sunk, the Kerr
Steamship company announced today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
WEATHER ELSEWHERE.

+ Western Union reports, s a. NJ.
+ North Texas. Clear; temper
+ ature 80 TO So
+ Central Texas, clear; tenn
: perature so TO GA.
+ West Texas, part cloudy;
J. temperature 60 To G5.
+ East Texas, clear to part
: cloudy; temperature 52 to so.
: Gulf Coast, clear to part
+ cloudy; temperature So to 65.
3 oklahoma, clear; tempera
: ture AZ to so.
! Louisiana, cloudy; Monroe
+ reports rained all night; tenn
+ perature 65.
, Arkansas, clear; tempera-
: ture 6S.
I. = . q. q = =. = = n = = q
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
Second eritIsher sunk.

By United Press.
London, Feb. l9-The British vessel
Okepent was sunk, according to an
nounoement today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
zepp Bald Failure.

By United Press.
Paris, Feb 19-An unsuccessful Yep
pelin raid on the French coast was
reported today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19
American Girl in French Plane.

American Girl in French Plane.
Y United Press.
Paris, Feb. America is behind
il, aviation equipment" declared Ruth
Law, the American aviatoress, after
her first flight lin a French "war
plane.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19

BY United Press.
London, Feb. 19,-The British steam
er Iolo was sunk, it was announced to-
day.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19

NEWS ny WIre Uaiiy
from the United Press
Association.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-02-19

You viii Find An the
Local News Every DSy
in the Daily Express.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-27

.yli4g wli4q" fnsts Srnl
9ieImerIsn.
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oere Faff tOnIOs.
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mar es Inn, uls bieBe Jpn iemanh
fIieben. Wis geiagt nabm Ct ManteI
unb 9ut, unb nit eiusm bditigsu
r2sbe tpobll4 mar sr baron.
Der anbtre dber fab nod LANCE.
3pii6sa ieinsn 5ingern belt sr bic
erloIhsne Cigarette.
9raubsn Dor Dem GsnItsr fisl Fadts
Der S9Hee.
Sn oas froHige @rau Der Gtu6e
bersiu Oraug NIT berlorensH, gebGmpfs
ten 2onen Die Wu1it Der arbeit =
elm itetigss RaFeIn ab unO gu bas
5tDtfaen Elm piumpsr, BUMPER 9ou
ME SAD obsr STOP iapsrsr WaFeu.
un0 einuoI Elm greler gfiff, Der
burd Die 2uft bin beuIts.
Der Mann b0rts ss Hi9t, Ct fat
AUD uidt ben fiusn, frieoIi6en
S6nesfau, sr isbrts Dem 5enitsr ben
Riiden gu.
gr fab in bic Oiifere siefs Der
i6mudlOien Stlbs btnsir, nit bo6s
renben gIidsn otemlpg nie
peritetnert.
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Maa F@ als sine isbs iSsrtbsHe
@isxtMtuAs sEtuesfsR.

Gil IoeennnnteH galnefertigtefi
aR4dfeM nod nHDere Einee aIs
&xie0aHlbrnngs ausItnttingeu unt
11R anabiIOang Der Qeute. Gig
anerIianiFhe aesieruns bat enoEia
bic Midttgteit elmer geiun0beitIihen
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m0g aIs 0ie aneel c0er oas SGtpert
anb NIT benz onerffaHiihe Eruppen
1oa nfnnfmnI Derbdnsnispole Be-
MnmtIbaiE aenladt baben.
Gieier Getnh fam in @eItaIt bon
9ppbue. gbclera, 9eit uuo mSerR
aralEbefien auftreten. UeIhe Die
@oIoniem su Sebntouie1oen oabin-
rnIfen nloger. @eientlihe s[bbiIfe
erboiit man bon einer Maihine gum
mdIenbnlten 1esmfi5ieren bon nui.
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@egenIt1nDen, Inn bic @etterber.
hreislrag Der 9rantbeit gum ginbait
gu brfngeu.
gim asilerifdniiHer arst bat 6teie
m2ajdBne erfuuOen, uno I9on I'M
XIII 1915 pur6en ioIde betpegIi-
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mad @erbien geIonot; Die 8eutiden
nobnlan n5er Die gauge n8eiderlmg"
heh bieler ionitigen @epte i'm
Anrnpfe neg. ebe Die Gerber oabon
Mebrnu6 ma9en fouitten. 0b Die
den ffe beTaisten ooer bieIetd)t
Ed1u mt elmer dbnliden gtnrf9.
ring perieben pnren, 1T aur Bet
h befailHt.
Se0e ioIhe Mt1f6ine eutIaaft nit
efnar etu8igen Operation 80 lluifor-
nlea IND anoere iobdtiihe ausItat.
Eung MrtifeI eriinOli1; fe brauht
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webgn fbren Erdgern trofen IND
scafcnnlen gebrau6sfertig suriif.
asaebet, obne 0nB 0os Bacterial
n MIR I'm min0eiten gelitten bat.
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anbern Gesinfi3iernngs ; 8eriuden
Inem fam. Die 9esfnfi5ierung CT.
pt ourh Doupf inter 3rud, o6er
bur1 GorgHoE0ebp0s8a Sos, ODER our9
6eibes: um6 BITE Operation lit 10 elm.
baB ie0er onrdiHnittIide In.
ne RAID bemeiitern lernt.
ole Mainine lit Is SUB lang,
Uhna 4 SUB brett un0 bat elm. &C.
lpisE bon $500 RfunO. sic entbdlt
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ser Fiinf Bfer0efrdfte entuideIt, q.
il G~ntia1dungs /. Rou1mer, einen
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aine meAaniFde Strait Fortbeuegt
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|leu AeT wenusulg itu0 nur nonis
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Geib Ina fanft Emil

Geuti6e laiieB it@ I'm &rinitp
5luBtul. GitIeras, nieoer. @arum2
8ie hH0 CUTE Jormer, Ole giites
ean0 feHneH tpenH iie es iehen. @ir
.b~erfufen gorn mo 4~lfolfas2nn0.
Dem beiten Nebraska 9ono ebenbnr
fig. 8reis $500 b. 9lder. aoitet
imgefahr $500 per adrr fir sid
riilg, Dornai bag 2Gno ebenlo CUTE
erntpn lieferH miro. mte 0as bette
oes ganoes. @eialiher aeacniou,
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Bon ben u Rippsnpaarsn Sss
Tlsni6tn Tino bis srIlsn 7 ypobrs"
R;ppsn, b. &. felipe. Dtins brett nit
ksm 8ruiibsia DerbanosH iHD.
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GIethideS.
g6utoarap6iidles gItelier.

gefteaf 6nmiItenbilO iest modt
grcBe 8reioe in fiinftigan Sabren.
Spe5iolprris fir aonfirnnn0ein. BE.
indt unS ieht, mas Dr fIr on6ere
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6aararbeifen.

Saifen sic mir Sbre diisge.
Scare uub i9 made So.
men eiuen 8opf zoe bts $1,5O.
Mobe allh llbrfetten BoitbeiteI.
Iitngen prompt beior9t Gntb. San.
fen, 296 y 8aDton, ct. 9nuI,
Mtnn. -4.f.17
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aIfulfo uno S9peine

sic piiien, mas Dies beoetttet. Ste
iebuten lid itets mad elmer Sarm,
Die Ttets iidere grnten Iiefert; MIR
boben ioIde. SIN W2orria Gountp,
Sole nes Wortb gIatte, boben
mir einige feline. berpdHcrte 6nrnen,
Die eroBe grnten Iiefern in @lfoIfn,
g8eiaeh Safer, Sartoffeln,
3uderriiben un0 ale @artengemiiic;
nobe Der Stuot. &tr b%erfoufen Die.
ie, einidlieBIi9 oes 8olierredtes
fir $50 Bis $50. aGeine an3abIung,
0 Sabre 8eit fur gteit. Gragt ul1s
unO i6reibt fir 2iterotiir.
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Central Stotes 2ono
Company
1928 Union @ocific 8Togy Omaha,
Rebrasfa. -4.22.17
g9hnminn QGnhereien

8buming &anfD, Elm Bargain,
1900 ader belteg 9andLano, 8
MeiIen litoltd bon laramie, nobe
giienbnbn 2 Meilen Sur Gdule; 81
3immer, moo. &ous, 6 8immer,
mob. Cottage, 8unfbou8, 8immer.
mar1tL mo S1mieoetDerfit1tte, Meu.
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4der. @ut ge3dllnt. Sebt ms beg.
negen. Big 4 ReaIta So, 10t5.16
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gIii6ifipui GSarmem.

@olffiiten.2ano; feiH beiieres,
$25 big $40 per ader. &. 8. Smftb
So, 514 Gitp glatl 8ouf gt6g.
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sofnrtiaer Rarm Naraain.

8iertel Seftioi, so gleilen noro.
lid bon gouutiI 8luffs; feines EoI.
LAMB; quite @erbeiierungen; nobe Der
Giieubabn; eiuidlieBli6 Der gieroe,
Sdpeiue, 6urmmai6inerie MIN, al.
leg 8uinmmen fir $125 per ader.
Gin GROCER gnrgain, muB aber 10.
fort iibernon1meu neroen.
8. 8. @ra6am, geesglSgy
Gmnhn. Rrhr- -3.23.17
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dHpeiiunaeu ut5 Heueiie 9l1tier FIX aeb6feLie
eiufGte mo Grsen, I6hilbguqsn far urS
seltliH mo ie6er BaeeH ~ sn feben. ~
toHuea mot tealgebeg IN sinfegfienna eieieF
gedmndrouen Gpibet uHh Einfdte, Die nan
re 9%e5raidt fir 1ai@entiiGer, gortanot. nkds
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AetHe 8rnii foaie cbne bieffs San fem.
Eiefes Sn9 fnr f2r H~orioiTsi rer zois bsrs
inn0t.
SGslife GmaBa 3yibdne,
1911 5omar6 Ctr. 5maha, Nebr.
es be5abIt fih. IN ben saIaI.
fifI5ierten gln5eigen@ Der Iribang Su
aHnoncieren.
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Iouge @oteSeit grtes MoTier, bcItes
aIima. ga1dite Grfurfipn s.. gtpriI.
Mnfrngen belt. beunttuortet. Shretbt
%. Ipreht bor. W. g. GraHt, 201
gaeniLIe NLod, 0maha Meb.-4.12.17l
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9ames aGen. 8t2 g2eoiue
8lod. 8eueiie erlangt in arimi.
nol- uno 3tbilfGaen. - Qaes ftrena
bertrnulid. Eel. 9DIer 1876.
@obnuna. Douglas 500. If.
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Nebragfa 1Earmen ~ uerfanfen.

aIeire Qebrasta 5oruen 5u Ieih.
ten 3aBIuugen = 5 4der o%ufpdrts.
@ir ~bearbeiten bic S6uen berfonfte
56e SaHgeriUrO g0tato
8rOipers aTfn, Is. IL Soiuar0 Ctr,
omaha, 9aeb. 9. 937t. If.
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GQis e. 36ompIun,
antO.%g aeparatnren.

3ea & 8inflep-3218 Sarne1.
gritfloifiee 4utosR eparattref. guf-
friidn mo1t alc Cars ueu. Stdrte
Sdlepp.gor. - Gel. Douglas 1910.
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9ud6eOefnng.
antumubile.

Sic Glear, $845. 8a6ri5iert bon
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