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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
AL REICH PUT
 FLYNN OUT IN
 FOURTH ROUND

New York, Dec. 25-A1 Reich Of New York, knocked out "Porky" Flynn of Boston, in the fourth round of an eight-round bout at the Tren- ton Armory, Trenton, N. J., yester- day. Reich dropped his opponent for the count of nine in the first round. Flynn again took a nine count at the opening of the fourth round and was finished with a right hook to the jaw.
 In the semi-fnal bout Sammy Ma b1e of New York, knocked ont Marty Kane of Philadelphia, in the first round.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
Cromwell Winner In
 Havana Track Event

Havana, -tuDa, Dec. 26-J. L. Don staay's Cromwell, neglected in the betthng, easily won the Christmas Handicap, carrying a, net value of s2,o20, at the Oriental Park track yesterday, and in doing so he de- seaned a real high class field. A. H. b6ez's entries, Orestes and Blue wrack, were the choice. but they tailed to perform anywhere near their real form, and when it came to racing they were beaten off. Cromwell was tngttiy outrun in the early part, but was fortunate do get clear sailing, and closing with g. rush took the lead 'n the hast sixteenth and won by 8 length from Hubbub. who in turn sns a length in front Of Io1ite.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
BIG SEAT SALE FOR
 HARVARD VS. OREGON

Football fans are about the same all over the country. The field where the Harvard oregon game will be played has q seating capacity of 2s.OOO, and-1t Is said that all tickets have been sold al- ready. Some of the Coast foot ball men think Harvard will win because it is believed that East ern Iinemen are better coached than those on the Coast The Ore gon players appear to be taking the game more seriously than the Crimson boys, however, and as they have been training for week longer they may have the edge in physical condition when the teams meet Jan. 1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
EVEN TO CAPTAIN ARMY AGAIN.

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 26-The mem bers of the naval academy football team, who played against the military acad emy in the last game, have se- 1ected Edward c. Ewen, captain of the team during the season just pass ed, to lead them another year Only one instance of Q football captain serving two seasons is rem en1 bered in the history Of the naval academy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
g.: Sporting Gossip From Many Fields g.:
MUSANTE ARD LEWIS
 DID NOT BACK SHOW

Since the recent disastrous boxing slI,Ftv at the Park theatre various persons have been nam- ed as the men backing the show. Connie Lewis and Fritz Niusante were among those who were said to have been the goats. Both can prove an alibi, however, and they claim that although they know various ways of losing money they did not drop any in promoting that show. It Is now said that Tom Tobin, a cabaret manager of this city, was the packer and his loss is fgJuNed at about $i.- 400.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
FRENCH FEATHERwEIGHr WINS

Paris, Dec. 26-Deponthieu, the featherweight champion of Europe, knocked out the Britich champion, Fancy Lee, in the 17th round Of a match here Wednesday night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
BOXING,

Ted Lewis vs. Matt Wells, 20 rounds, at London.
 Pal Moore vs. Charlie Ledoux, 20 rounds, at London.
 Eddie Wallace vs. Lew Edwards, 20 rounds, at Melbourne.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
M,ANDREWs oU1PoINTs DUNN.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec 26 Eddie McAndrews Philadelphia, lig1abwei ght, outpodnted Charley Dunn of Am bridge, Pa, Tn their 1o-rso1srld bout at Homestead yesterday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26
vAI.GAR BEATS BRITT

Syracuse, N. r., Dec. 24-Benny Valgar had slight advantage over Frankie Britt in ten round boxing bout here last night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26

team ir- the West. either. The eleven with the most potential power is Cal ifcrIla- I figure Harvard should make at Ieast two touchdowns.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26

choice of two dates here, but these were found undesirable at Centre. so no game win be played next year. much ho the reGnat of fsn<A nA~tx~A
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-26

BRIDGEPORT BOX WINS In the seni-ffnaI bout Jimmie Burns of Bridgeport, knocked out Jimmie Allen of New York, in the third round.
The Washington times., 1919-11-09
CHAPTER w.
The Strong Room.

~ ELOW came a crash as the
X street door yielded to the axes
- of the raiding squad. From
outside e,the jeers and cheers
Of the crowd that any city's streets
will yield, no matter what the hour,
provided the presence Of policemen
promises action. From the room
itself arose curses, whimperings
and threats; the two former from
the mouths of the trapped players
who saw respectability sliding away
from them, and the latter from the
heavy chest Of Holberg.
BLAST him, where is hep doomed
the voice of Holberg. Got pock-
ct light, any one? Shut up, you
pack Of squealers! Blair, got
pocket lightg"
"One second" said the voice Of
the croupier at whose table Mr.. Ma
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Synopsis of Preceding Chapters.

ERAID pennless where to look
Unable obtain Rockport he is
lurking railway station in freight
nhosptabe
suddenly the evening shadows
hands mysterious then
Sias wealthy of Rockpor beautiful
motor still
the
After the
remain Rockport and clear the given
a money of young
before
disposes $1,000 banknoes at pawnbrokers
and then proceeds
and refinement After
Hotel Benord he visits local
being reporter and there learns
enjoys the pu.
tation of having closed Hoberg gambling
raid The establishment open
place that night He arrives Holberg
numbering larson having
larson had been $40 was
which handed Magee
dishonest District at his failure to
receive the promised bbe Madison
tacuar raid on the gambling house :.
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awhile, at any rate-upon the floor.
The curses of Holberg oozed sud-
den death. who done that?
And now there came the crash
of an axe against the door of the
roulette room.
"Put the jack to it," shouted a
hoarse voice from the hall outside.
mo place." muttered Mr.. Magee,
crawling across the writhing, kick
ing form of Blair, 'for a Quaker.
None-at-al"
The pauses between the last three
words were intervals for kicks
backward at the clutching hands
of Blair. Freed, at the threshold
of the climbing stairs, Mr.. Magee
stood upright.
Let 'em in!" shrieked score of
frightened patrons Of the house.
"Let 'em in before they shoot!"
"Shoot and be -" cried Hol-
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spoken. For, even as Holberg, with
a bull-like roar, took the few strides
that separated him from the stairs,
so did form descend from above,
drape itself about the neck Of Mr..
Magee, and bear him to the ground.
Il got him." breathed a voice.
The fat hands of Holberg tore at
Mr.. Magee's throat. Weighted by
the assailant from above, Mr.. Ma
gee could make. scant resistance.
A swift pressure about his neck
and he was gasping, limp.
Shoot him into the strong room"
ordered Holberg. "Quick--leck him
in! They won't find him." His
voice rose to a shrill shrek. "And
you boobs in here, keep your faces
closed-get me? Got him fast,
Mixer"
Il got him." assured thick voice.
Il got him"
Mr.. Magee was lifted from the
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gee had played. zone second"
1t was not time for the exer-
else of that philosophy which al
ways comforted and upheld Mr..
Magee. 1t. was a time for swift
action; already his own eyes were
becoming accustomed to the dark
ness; 1t must be so with others.
Already Mr.. Magee could make
out the bulk of Holberg over by
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ground; he felt himself being car-
ried up fight of stairs; he heard
a door open and felt himself thrown
unceremoniously upon hard floor.
Even as it was being closed and
locked behind him he heard, family,
through ears just losing the buzz
of throttling. the voice of Holberg,
crying:
"well, what the devil do you
bulls mean by raidin' a private
house?"
The gambling paraphernslia was
evidently on the roof; Holberg had
opened the roulette room door, and
was preparing to bluff it through
after the time-honored fashion Of
gamblers, who know that courts
will not convict save on irrefutable
evidence. But Mr.. Magee was little
concerned with the future fate of
Holberg; interested him only his
own plight.
James B. Jay-that's little me-"
said Mr.. Magee, aloud, scrambling
to his feet.
He felt gingerly at his bruised
throat; softly, beneath his breath,
he cursed. And then he was glad
of his subduing Of his tones. For,
from a corner of the room, came
a rustic Of silken garments, and
feminine voice.
"Wh-who is it?"
Every so often Nature, sitting In
the gallery, hears from the stage
'he mingled notes Of flute, cello
and violin. And Nature says, dis
gustedly, "Is that the best man
can do? Watch me! l can do that
with one instrument"
Whereupon Dame Nature fash
ions a throat wherefrom come sill
very notes, resonant as a perfect
bell, clear as a flute, tender as
cello, sweet as a violin mastery
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tramps swing aboard the little lad
der that oft descends the rear end
of a freight car.
One hand caught the wrist of
Blair, who held the light; the
other caught the croupier by the
knee and he went down with a
crash, sputtering and swearing. But
the electric fiashlight had dropped
from his hand, and was lost-for
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the stairway that led to the roof;
eyes that could pierce the darkness
of a freight empty" and distin-
guish companion of the road from
husky brakeman, could not fail to
pick out.the heavy form of Holberg
from his frightened guests.
And in another moment Holberg's
eyes would be aided by an electric
flash and he would be able to sin
gle out Mr.. Magee. The interven-
ing moment was filled with menace.
mo place." muttered Mr.. Magee,
"for a rabbits daughter! I've got
to think fast-fast-fast-"
A circle Of light glowed suddenly.
1t illumined the Mortified face of the
bearded banker. And as 1t wav-
cred 1t showed Mr.. Magee the exact
position of the door that led to the
roof.
"Gimmie 1t, gimmie it," roared
Holberg.
Fast thought is conducive to
fast action; Mr.. Magee was within
ten feet Of the hand that held the
electric flash. He covered the ten
feet, approaching from the side,
with an ape-like bound, the sort of
diving, graphing bound whereby
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1t was with great speed, and direct
ly to the right, where, on the wall,
Mr.. Magee had noted the switches
that controlled the electric light.
Mr.. Magee did not turn the
switches; to do so would be to gain
but a fraction of minute; Mr.. Ma
gees fingers wound around the bits
Of porcelain. His fingers tore them
from the fastenings; the room
went suddenly dark and it would
not be lighted again until the elec-
trio light company had sent repair
man. And Mr.. Magee did not pro-
pose to remain in the room that
long. Swiftly he edged toward the
door leading to the roof.
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CHAPTER iii. (continued)
In the Gambling House.


r roLBERG stood before a door
thrown suddenly open, which
- = disclosed a narrow fight of
stairs leading upward. A young
man made rush for the way of es-
cape. Promptly HoIberg's fat fist
knocked him down.
There's worse for the next man
that tries it." he promised. you
bunch of boobs amt going to fly
outa here until the stuff Is out.
Hear me? 1t takes evidence to con-
vict and that embarrassing crook
behind this amt going to find the
evidence. Back, blast you!"
Heewayed a revolver as he spoke
and the panic-stricken mob gave
back, while the gamblers employees,
sweating, cursing. painting beneath
their burdens, raced up the stairs
with the gambling paraphernalia.
Mr.. Magee smiled. He was not
of those who demanded exit. Mr..
Magee knew that only the proprie-
tor and his employees would be sub
ject to arrest. Mr.. Magee didn't
mind staying for the police. Also,
he admired the shrewdness of Hol-
berg, who, by placing his gambling
paraphernalia outside his house,
would be in a position to declare
and maintain that the things were
not his.
Mr.. Magee smiled; but his smile
suddenly faded, for tugging at Hol-
berg's arm with one hand, while
the other fumbled with a wry col
lar and swollen throat, was larson.
'You-you-" gasped Holberg,
lifting his revolver.
But larson did not shrink away.
He pointed at Magee. Above the
roar OF the police invading the
lower part Of the house, above the
hysterical clamor Of the trapped
gamblers, the voice of larson
arose.
There he is, there he isl" he
shrieked.
There was wild earnestness in
his voice that demanded needing.
Holberg lowered his weapon.
There who is?" he asked.
larson pointed to Mr.. Magee.
"The guy-what got-the dough-"
he gasped. "He-I heard his
voice when-he spoke to you; it's
the voice of the man / gave the
coin to, and-he looks Hke-the
man what should have got it! Look
at him; grab him!"
Holberg stared at Mr.. Magee. He
turned back to larson.
You're trying to frame some
thing to get out of it yourself" he
declared. You can't fool"
Hes the guy, / tell you," rayed
larson. "I1l bet he's got the coin
on him now! III bet"
An employe passed Holberg the
house bankroll. The gambler
stared stupidity at it a moment. The
voice of larson rose again.
There's a thousand-dollar bill
there" he cried. 'T'l bet he played
itI You kept the numbers-you
wrote them down-look at it, look
at it,"
The gambler looked at Mr.. Ma
gee, who despite pounding heart,
smiled carelessly, as who should
say: 60 as FAR as you like; your
mans crazy but still" Mr..
Msgee even shrugged his shoulders.
Holberg separated the thousand
dollar bill from the bankroIl. He
looked at the number on 1t. Then
he ieaped toward Mr.. Magee.
BY a frame Of some sort.
A frameI And I'll have your"
He was within six feet Of Mr..
Magee before that worthy deigned
to move. But when he did move
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The Best Of Luckz1 Athr sonersR6ch

played. Such was the voice that
spoke to Mr.. Magee.
Mr.. Magee wheeled In the direc-
ton OF the corner. Your names
Eleanor Blake, isn't IT." he asked.
Answer me quick; you know II
has to be-"
Yes, yes; how-did-you know
Mr.. Magee laughed gently. though
the laughter hurt his throat. Know
it, Howl How does the bird know
when to go North! How does
the"
He felt, with his keenness Of tn
stinct possessed by the tramp who
has lodged the warning brakeman.
that the girl in the corner shrsnk
from him.
Excuse me-" sale Mr.. Magee.
humbly. I'm all right in the cere-
bellum. I'm not crazy. didn't
mean to alarm you. Very pretty.
affair. isn't it, Congenisl crowd
and all that"
He laughed almost hysterically.
Keep away from me" commanded
the girl. 'T don't know you; r
my brother-where is heY"
did you expect him here." de-
manded Mr.. Magee. What are you
doing, sitting out dancer"
who are your" she demanded
I'm the guy that put the hole
in Holberg," said Mr.. Magee. But
that doesn't matter. What does
matter is, where's the elevator. OF
the chute. or the Tying machine
that's going to take us away from
heref How did you come in. any
way?"
why, walked in" was her an
swer.
~You don't mean IT," said Mr.. Ma
gee. Angels never walk. ] mean"
he went on, hastily. how, where
did you walk in7"
"The door"
What DOOR"
why, the one behind me-"
"I knew it, said Mr.. Magee. tri-
umphantly. Il knew, the first time
I saw you. that you'd do me lots OF
good. Now just point out that door
and wen be on our way
Outside the moon was shining.
the mellow moon Of the harvest,
cause of Joy to the farmer. to sweet
hearts and TO the makers Of pop
ular songs Its light filtered
through a window and the occu-
pants OF the room became visible
to each other. Also. looking past
the girl-a mighty hard thing to
do, when one has the apprecistive
eye Of Mr.. Magee-he beheld the
outlines of the door to which she
referred.
Come on" he said. advancing
toward her.
"But-my brother" she objected
Listen" said Mr.. Magee-
Downstairs men we're shouting,
threatening, shrieking. "You get
II all, don't your" asked Mr.. Magee.
do you still want TO see brother!
He's probably pinched with the
rest of the gang. you know"
She laughed. "Oh, no, he's not
arrested. He's one Of Mr.. Msdison's
assistants, you know" NHer tone
changed. But you-you must be
one Of the gamblers I'll call
DO" said Mr.. Magee, eagerly.
I'D go crazy over one Of your high
notes"
In the faint light he became
aware Of blush and II pleased hfm
nightly. But her next words made
the buoyant swelling Of his chest
collapse.
you are either insulting or
know no better"
But he recovered. 81 never win
know any better. Bullets not
worry about brother now. Did you
see me get the brakes toss into
this roomg"
Il entered Just when I spoke TO
you. What do you meant"
II mean that this is supposed TO
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"As Magee
picked up
a chair and
stood IN
front of her
the steel
door swung
softly open,
revealing
Holberg
and a man
who, even IN
the
moonlight, )
was plainly
recognizable
as Henry
Madison,
district
attorney"
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(Continsed on Eert PaoeJ
The Washington times., 1919-11-09

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-04-15
Saoiotelefon
/ Dilions Sfib.

Mem Dorf Den lite Nprll. Err-
ljoent NllIon oil pon liu Niemrelle
I'll Sc 6orcncbe Stotcr meo 0qmlpe'
rcu @eor9e MoIhingtou bli iorlpuet
mco Il traa0lpit Gcleionaporat, ser
Ill ipttc ham litono Ill al fpre
wlmotIi1c Samtalcr opcr Ell d
itonce pna 1000 til I POO WtiI.
@ 9onlc Gcle'ouopparotcr er il
oen WiIion5 iioltc Hejic til Tralrf
liz blcpct ioa iorbebret, al &prepio,
BEN cr bIcpet mango @angc roroob.
let Zen il0lidcrc NDrcplooea No.
rtta uolioroc blot % Wll, meoena
zen (aICloc3 Stcmuc. iom operiur
npuut. III fan hrrca poa optlI /, POO
Wtil.
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Nep g)orf oel 1Ooe Ipril. Sra
Set fsberale Sitititsoepartement inb.
LOB ibas Srbre iii ira Ssnbag al at
ppb9pe ale De 9esr9nsninser, iom
&eeierineen bopoe iat ausaaenbc
iienStIiee llolrnoinaers SpbolbSite.
Der os @epneeIiesiribeS. ri De 1913
iienbtltee llbl9noineer iom blep ar.
r~citeret i grooflpn, blep / lin Sio so
otter Iat / Srtbeo, 21S lsslaSt paa
Varol % 90 ie,tSt Ill Srternerings.
leirere, Scparteme,Itcts Orbre piI
bererc ca. 1000 fienotIise ltSIan.
hinser / Wanfattan.
2ienenoe Snitri,rer er Ieuot til
andre SteSer / Sanoet. huor fienNi.
liac llSl9uoinaer bar p1ret inter
neret.
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Sra ct. SobrS pao Stem Sorltb.
luro mclbes, at oct brittle Nero
plan, lont ifol ioreta9c Slppetiren
nrer Itlanterelt, oet 1Ooe bs. bar
bupt i'm misrite Trspef litet.
Mco Tilot Sarrp Safpfcr peo
Stprcbiulet uoferte Maifiuen en-
meget peIlpffet Sltr % ~omfrebieoe
flcre Sarge ben neitligc Del al
@per.
Safpfer or en- IuItralier. Oct
bapoc escntlig pGret bans Seuiigt
iaunte Dag at tiltr9oe HeiIen til
europa, men Be itsilnitige Seirior.
boloe tpang BAN til at opgioe Gan.
fc1,
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ON Dilfddrene.

llbcnrigmltniiter BON @rocfoorrf
aontsau uNtaIte i Slutningen az Tor
riae llgc / Ell Gale han bolot | Na-
Observation-Disclosures | Welmar, at
S%pifIano life pilbe nnoerlfrtpe en-
Treostroftot iom / noget p9lentllst
aipeg ira "oe ~iiorten Y,lnftcr". Oct
bar umuIiqt, paaitoo ban, at 9reie
SppraSnlaoIet ON iinanciele 6or.
orineer, motasen DC tpife iaafmloi9c
toeeS mce paa &aab. Ter piloe Bit
be aipct Mooitanoerne flare Splps'
ninaer mco Scnipn til oeres Scr'
orinser "a Spiflanos Gpne til at be-
talc.
"&pre NSooItmlbere", iasoe ban,
fan life innberIemnc % larlrie
Spiflono % paa iannlc SiS trrffe
no al 2anoets @einrier DC iibpre
Yenseiumnte iom &c sisr &eenlns
paa. vi nraa iaa @Iofaoen b@pet
mco set alcr isrite, % ri trGnscr I'll
SnoicrieI al 2cpnetSmioler paa laa'
banne @ilfaar, at oct blir os mlilt9t
at flebe bent"
aanalereu, Scheioemann, bolot
pco ianlnle anIconine ell Gale, hnorl
ban uhpiflcoe 5piflanos irentioiae
lloeulonospoIitif. Genne pIlse bllpe
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Poiere I~eletontarter.

@nihjnQton Sen t0bc !lpriI. TN
bCpocllg Eorbptellc al Sele'outar.
tsrut uentea at pile bli bcororeoc al
Noinrtuliter Nurlcion.
&onartamono Steenerion ira
lltlnneIota fortaltc, al han bapoe
bort on, at CT lnaoaut Sfriot par
pcutcuoea. "a al Set piloe bli loretta.
get / SET Giemeo at itat0aroiiere
Sarterne ior ale Spiteuer9 %eo
fcmmruoc.
Non trocoe imioIertio, at Wfr.
&urleiou ui!0e bcgoa ct Wtis9reb,
l0et ban nculia iolte Jig iitter poa,
al iaaucl Sclcion iom SGlegrailiu.
icruc pilOe blj opc~roragnc til tine
Giere Isien, iaainurt iom T~rpiioent
&tIion pelbte tilbage,
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blouot Solicit / De ioritieligc Sta.
ter, iipr / Snnboiitrifterne, o. Tor.
carriage mnsOie Wtiaiornsielie mcS
Ge9leriusen.
&uab ri M ole baobcr % pliter
er, Iagbe ban, innreit mulig at
uuoc tiIbaee I'll ireoelige Sorboloe.
% Oct ituIoe, ipecielt | Setragtniuq
oet ioreitaocnoe me StatsIam, H.
mes at oGre &eioepuuftet al Slim,
heo ~unsbuenbis al blonoe iia / Sol
fets @iiprer peo Ell unber Suitpn,
o~iSheoerne upaatrPpet SorheieIie a
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q. bersre ~iaasobtiom buerteneiie 10
! miliebicm ! Suroei.
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Sra Senper, Colorado, berettes
Den lite Ipril: gfterat Setefti.
perne alein S6neioer % Gnusban
hapoe sraoet Jig neo / Ell Spbbe af
10 SOB inoer 6aarbsplable len bagen.
en- Sobn 8pans Siem beritebs,
''ebte De paa en- Barrel meo
Wbilfp, iom De tiaisenreb 8pan Ielp
/ Sriumi transporterebe meb iis til
Tolitiirationer,.
SinIigcre bapbc De faffet to an.
ere ibGrbiee "9ootIessrrs", Sobn
Sebeta % Sobu 9at5ona. Ser mis-.
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"nlpltern car, Ell Iutonobil ipm
Il! I~crifielise Sioer bar pGret ieet
paslere siennrm siilise Colorado %
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81 TaIo, Ger, ben lite Ipril.
Sopaneicre, iont bar giort Sicneitc
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liolge en ioog al SiItriftsoomnler
Smith afiogt aicnoelic, bli onleri-
foltifc Sorgerc lom Soloater al all-
ore Notipnaliteter.
- Sapafelere, lonl bapoe oGret
Solboter ! sen amerifuuifc Irmc /
Gtiger, ouiegtc on Sorgerifab, mcn
bcres Iniegninger blep aiilaueoe al
9ommeren npeo oen 9egrlrnoelie, at
2opelA ant Acknowledgment / ben
amerifanite Arnle itoo / Strio meS
Ell Glore Sop, lom beitenmer, of fun
hnibc VcrIoner, eGer Tcrloner al
airifanif &crfomit fam bli american.
Ife @orgere.
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Drn norGkr Skibsfart.

9ao Sfibsnftiemarfebet gaar aur.
ierne 90 90 neb, ifrioer "9ogbI. "
Gen Ipie Stemnins, iom siorbc iis
giploenoe / BET iibite, er igien blet
nflsit al CT mere pesiimiitiit Spu paa
Stiainsen. Rpgierne ipirrer % Spc.
tiilnnterne, iom isien cr bcspnbt Of
reiie S%opeoei, trRffer Jorbel al Den