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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Little Ben's Notebook


Weather. Yes.
Hpoarts. I'D Wcrnick and skinny
Martin had a high kicking contest
last Satidday. Ed Wernick. kicking
30 high he los, his ballents and sat
down hard some place ment TO be
BAT down hard on. but not that hard.
Big Explosion Puds Simkins
sncc2ed 30 sudden IN skool last
Thcrsday that Miss KITTY dropped a
flower pot with IA flower growing In
II and made puds Simkins eileen up
the dert and ipolOgize. wich he did
by saying II was the ony way he
could rnCezc.
slsslety. Mr. Sid Hunts mother
was showing some lady erround the
house Satidday mite and she opened
the bath room door to show her the
bath room. and who was taking a
bath In there but Mr. Sid Hunt, Mr.
Hunt being more Embarrassed than
the lady altho neither one had ever
saw the other ono before.
lntriAllng 'Hcks About lntristing
People. Sam Cross says he wouldcnt
mind going to heaven wen he dies
but Judging by the diffrent plcktures
a deyil has "A better time than wat a
angel docg
Fancy initials on hankerchiffs
with indelible Ink, sents for 0
Initials See Leroy Shooster. (Avvcr-
tlZemeniD
(CopyrighD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Nobody has surpassed Mr., hitchin
In dcvlsng laws which ARE at once
Irritating. nmuBing and unworkablc
TakN for Instance what In called tho
luxury tax" This was a distinct
play 10 he galleries, for II was in
tended TO give out tho impression
that the poor were 10 he relieved OF
some burdens by putting an added
tax on those who were wealthy
enough 10 Indulge In luNnrics But
what are luxurics 10 somc people
may hc neccNsltlea to others. and
thcre is merry time ahead for rhc
treasury officials 10 interpret tho
terms of this law. Department Atores
viii have to install new and intrl-
cate system Of bookkeeping 10 keep
track of thn provisions Of this net.
and oven then tho beat OF them are
liable TO he called on the carpet frr-
quently for failure TO report ali tho
sales upon which the tax In levied.
In some cases the Same article IL tax
ahls when sold In certain places and
untaxed In others. II dhere are left
any Of tho breed we used TO know
as n "philadelphia lawyer" his serv-
Ices will bo needed In y great many
cases TO unravel the thngles that are
likely to occur In interpreting and
putting into practice the terms OF
this luxury tax"
Tho tax II essentially n dl-crimi.
natory act. whose chief fault In that
II falls In an unexpected degree on
those whom II was sought TO shield.
for Il not only is hound 10 he un-
certain In application, hut In many
cases Ia disoouragins 10 the Hsle OF
things which the general public has
learned to consume as a habit. and
yet leaves the extravaGant free To
pursue their lavlshnsss In many In %
stances without let or hlndrnhcc
For tho man who figured out what
should be luxutlns and what neccssi-
ties was evidently hidehound and
provincial in his judgment and
comes lust about as nonr doing jus-
tlce to everybody AS does the average
moving picture ceSsor, and this ami
mails has generally succeeded In but
ting In where he had no business
and strainlnE at cinematographic
gnats while swallowing psychological
cHmcls.
The law must he worked some
how. until It Ia repealed Its work
inss. however, In the very naturh OF
things, cannot be either Just or cQui-
table Its main security lies In the
fact that. great as may he the bur
den In the aggregate, the individual
burden In too small 10 make It worth
white to fight It's provisions II will
he cheaper TO obey It than TO dodge
IT, Meanwhile the irritation will be
tempered to the rhorn buyers and
sellers by ths tressury's hystericel
attempts ct Interpretation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
GRATEFUL TO HUNS WHO
HELPED HIM MAKE A REP

COBB, ,ENZ. Germany (with the
Army Of occupation, by mail) lie
was a United States marine and he
was hurrying for parade. On his
chest were enough medals to sink "a
battleship. following the sight Of
which the inevitable tourist hurried
forward.
"Of course, you got those for hrav-
ery?"
The marine stammcred
'Darned II I know" he answered.
II think got en- for killing BoSho. %
And how you must have hated
those Germsns"
Is7 The marine? Hated the
Germans" The Dcvil Hog griuned
Nothing Of the kind We were
grateful TO EN- Didn't they give
us the chance 10 make a rep"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

LONDON Thursday Nav e Ncrr
Sehuctk'uC v member r' tho Gr--
man rcauo delegation. iu Nddros..
iuT his collcauuGH ON Tuesday. on
pressed the opinion that the lcarHc
~ nations ought ,o incmtc 1N Tho
powers sirrRtory 10 The Huruc GONE
vCntion and tho none. according o.. a
Goutrr's tisp@trh from Unr.- NE
favored The IlaCuc a, the s,,t o.,
.tro 'eegne instead oftGoncy' AND poe
rurdct the system ~ mandates sor
German colonies na '"lr else than
disguised anncxallor-
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Carey Ia Buy Canadian wheat.

MlNNEAPOLlS. May 9.--Frank T.
Carey. second vice president OF tho
United Statks Grain corporation. will
leave for Winnipeg next Monday to
purchase wheat for sale to millers
ot the northwest. 1t was announced
here today Mr.. Carey said the
amount purchased would not be
large" and would depend upon sur
vcys which are being made.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

There are thousands OF We who
have mover seen. ana probably never
will see. any other land but America.
But II we believe the assertions of
tho BOYS coming homo from overseas
we need not consider ourselves un-
fortunate because OF the fact.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10


Ilcll uG the border. IS what We
call thai tornado Whirn >N"p' down
the wales Of IA, E,u GranGc
victory houd propagation c,idcnr,
'huUEhi lhu .oI.,'tuga wcfc ifilug To-
unload % ..ic rohl bond
r,,,,,. ,,..., ..,,1,
'- ""'' ,hr VIC "nrtIhs h'
Mr I,r.,.ou't 1,sir,'tISr
uhr'ru,'l,c bptll,
''''. "''p'''N'' tay lhr allied
"''E are lr'N'l over mo
'''''U U.."' '' '' " I9nn" Ih' pri'i
..'i '''IF more acc ~ prominent
''''' h'f VINO ihN' me 1'lfiHt
,'"' Nh'"ihR Nl'. iu'N received
l'' '''.' '"'h'''" 10. pace 'h mo
u' ,''hE man ON N"''h Main
'".. "N Do '"uni 'ror.l1s
''" ''. "VIInF. E'h''" oplnE.
wv ',' h your 'IEh' ana Ihh'
. '''.'' "tA'h Ju'' Tor '".
"'""'
,'', sr r'"t"is'oa ~ Tulsa de-
rl1'i hu could NOT bear the burden
k'nH R"ilou ot MuskuE"" consented
7" hpld up hHlf Of lI tor time a.
'dsI
when STANLEY ghclur Of Nls.ugc,
told The court thnt he hnd tn y,,.h
the dishes ana mako I'M. n,d. for
his wife. judgo watts EXCUSED him
fur being ntC for pry .rr,i,. ana
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Many small Try politicians oppose
the idea that the office should seek
tho man. because II that got to he
the practice tho small onas would
got no credit for electing him and
could claim no rewards
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

A New Jersey professor viii make
close Investigation ot the oyster
for the purpose Of discovering what
ne eats. We have tasted Some that
wsro 80 hin It was not reasonable to
suppose lhey had eaton anything.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10


al this true y also true that there no men
more guoblo foolish, men whose actions are
rauEht with greater possibility of mischief to lhelr
country aud Ia mankind than those who cNhlt uH-
righteous peace better than righteous war The men
Who have stood highest IN our history as IN mo hHoy
an countries those who scornCd injustice, VINO
Incapable Of opprcssnB the weak or OF permitting
their country, with their consent TO oppresS the weak
but VINO did not hesitate draw the sword when 10
Icbyc n undrawn meant inability to arrest trlumph"n
wrong
All this s 80 obvious that II ought to be necessary
to repeat IT, Yet every man IN active hUhfH, Wh"
also reads about about the past, grows 10y hier 'N
pcrleura to realize that there plenty OF men, not
only among those who mean ~, but among those VINO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Resolved, That the Federal Govern
nient Should own and Continue to
Operatfotno Railroads Texas SUP.
ported tho affirmative
Texas was represented b, Harry L.
Taylor and N. &. Coffee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

, An astrologor predicts the next
war In 1898, mat Ia taking It FOR
granted that the present one will
he Off tho track before that time
We don't want but one at a time,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

while tho Germans complain that
the allies arc taking everything from
them they can console themselves
ny tho thought that they can keep
their language ohody else wants II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

purlcson says tho newupapor men
ore trying 90 destroy him--but then
no IN himself making a good Job OF
helping them do IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

why N II impossible 10 frame a set
of resolutonS on any subject with
out pretauing them with "whereaa"y ?
Who wan tho gink that invented that
words
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

II the price Of coffee In 10 soar. a
IN predicted. somebody will he IN line
for roasting. for wo Will be soro
too.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Tcxns Wins Debate.

NlHlQUEROCE. y NJ, May y
Tho University ot Texas debating
team defeated Fhc University W Sew
Mexico toam, a 10 here last night
in a Joint debate ON the subject:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

n IL worth all the money you are
ioAning him, and more, to be able
10 i've In uncle Sans country.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

Some o. th' speakers who pretend
Z br go Jealous o tn Monroe doc
ulnc wouldn' last two blocks ON tn
rc4T end o. a street car Known.
when g SO on about your business
after sh1Nn' hands with someone Is
n fine thing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
TULsA MORNiSG wOhlD -.
MEMBER or the ASSOCIATE I'D FNbhS

The AssotiAt,d pres Ia srrlustV'iy en-
tlusd 10 The use Tor republirsuon ~ AZ
bswE dispatches credited "a II OF not othef
Nitr credited In thu pspcf and Aso vac
local Bsut nabiitbsd hrfsin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

IN
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h sss s fSG & or s S 'S@ p ito "S" of ef mSS " TO s
4 AH$sSN to mankind who o1sn ug
o t g 'aS 1 rSs1 % IN a% oS2 sS5SS'a n.or as va" ia tho PPS
sW WEAK or q g,,".,iGs .nY
II S8 ho oun,ri WIN hclr consent !" opps press u" ,Se w.
i leave It uadrawn meant inability to triumphant
4a<SS W1m. so ony,ou, not necessary
XgZ& o ,'I f"ads about about III" past grows by
Nk1EaMJ rsren,e to ,a' nt there arc G plenty ] OF % %s" %
% % % % o Gp'SyG S TO %Es" S csa by ,S needs Of the
c ea "nc n. become oscssd
Tner "oa soe.'aoa growth IN the feeling 5o tGr % 9!r
mrpude involved in the wronEog Of Of
""T % 10y @ ,i. Ta i IN e % " y r" % has been only
NG as on,H s.s % s% sr wSS ] & t' & % and l1l rEo roeeao
om 's b"taesH % "HcSai and n,SrSSTonai n~
Mo the a9esns which sometimes nCS & n"qn" ] In r w% are ra al,
yGu questions either
@ % oGl @ WIN NE ~ % m decide as matters between
IN @ % S bc % decided DE- p@ri%g the Inst century at
me % are big a"d Or p9%%,u @ S h se oSn pop wT""
as to JUSTIFY eve" the most pcSe% persons
@ S weak %%n & SO s% % o tSG shs po oS GSo @
Srs"S nat nSSo"S. matter Of
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to "s %TS " I% s s is"'Is .hay
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% @ %S" ST' a sInSS s%c S sS SS,
ons psm% 81 nSo % Wish the United
s:yS: VI" secure II" ''"'"''o' ""'"" fro" attack by outside
to T" @ GS that @ are ss r".i
Hc %"I remember " o"S rcrrcscns
' :SS'f} "
unlimited slave
T Ts DOZEN % % EPS s na %HS % 's
@ @ the "Sp'r Sgasoa 4" sS sG"g BY
ah%" SaF%s' n"%
Ss %' a%Ssr a"S 'rsSs ESsS H
OF years probably % Every one % ,n that he
more poen! who advocate am"men, by the United
srS ," ali %oTs including
N mo s%sS.q do son, S % s @ sS sS S% sns S .s Many %
all ills But In their
Ito
the
@ @ % @ & ] @ S 5 at y sna% 1 9or iPS ha aIH % brave me" to
@ S OF @ d ' Gs at .s % 80 ms. "naua on ou
hut
SS @ S which aTs means % freedom speech
OF an ana va S1@ a@@ Hsct % other soa ua
words good deeds
ot
extensively and improperly reyes them and
Of the American people whole The only
10 faithfully
sof, big
s
Ir,c
he % / afford
the / abandon
talk Of the Monroe Doctrine and to admit the
rtrht Of
Toe received America and whether not they shall he al
o
nhng OF these and keep silent
u
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-----A mobiography of--
Theodore Roosevelt

CHAPTER Ky.

Y.
he
is lofty souls
tempered by
of q
and class between
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

NH rclt AZ rulno men E'' to glt'
hth this spring ls 80 hus a Hpric
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

licll uG the bOrdcr. i- what w."
ca, ihu' tornado Whirh .N"p' down
ih' NtIrS Ut IA, 1870 GranGo
"Wednesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

W. are used to taking the air ana
high flightH down hore 80 We nro
h'lllng that II any one Of the rying
rect makes succesHiul trip across
tho big deep II viii be y &. with
Lieut. Commander NJ H. Mitschcr
of oklahoma aboard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

lccafb NatarY robbie.
~ rommr'Ion srpirs' October ~. 1871
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
ROCKY FORD FAIR WILL
BE BEST EVER HELD
More Money Has Been Spent in
All Departments and Better
Features Secured.

The twenty-eighth annual Fair
and Wild West Carnival of the
Arkansas Valley Fair association
will be held at Rocky Ford this
year September 2, 3, 4, and with
the big watermelon feast coming
on Thursday Seyt. 4, and for which
great Preparations are being made.
There is an assurance that every
live stock department will excell
the shows of former years in the
number of exhibits and the class
of animals shown, and some of the
best known judges in the country
have been secured by the asso-
citation in order that the ribbons
may be placed where they belong.
The running races will be the
best ever offered from the fact
that there will be more horses
and better ones
"A horse show which will be a
replica in a small way of those
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
Mrs. z. T. Lee Dead.

Friends of Mrs E. #. Lee were
greatly shocked to learn of her
death which occurred in Denver
Sunday night. Mrs. Lee had been
in failing health for nearly year
and she was compelled to resign
her position as matron of the peni-
tentiary at Canon City, last spring.
She had lived in Lamar for nearly
a generation, and it was her wish
to be returned to Lamar where she
had SO many friends, for burial.
1t is expected that her daughter
Bessie Bentley, of Denver, and her
son Ralph Lee of Trinidad, will
arrive with the remains during the
night. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed-Lamar Daily
News.
Stock dip. Holly Hdw. Co. 40tf
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
FARMERS WILL CONTINUE
FIGHT ON GRASSHOPPERS
Thirty-Five In Attendance At Tues
day Nights Meeting At Land
Company Office.

There were about 35 farmers
present at the grasshopper meet
ing, called at Holly Tuesday night.
The work was discussed and the
sentiment of the meeting was as
follows:
That the fight against the grass
hoppers be continued; that the
pest districts be continued in
force, and that they be used to
compel all farmers in the Holly
districts to renOvate and clean up,
this fall; burn weeds; disk or
harrow fence rows and ditch
banks and all other waste places.
Do as much fall plOwing as pOss-
ible, and renOvate alfalfa fields.
Use of pOisons to be continued
it's use to be optional the remain
der of the season. Use of catchers
be encouraged and continued.
This work shall be done till the
end of this season Next years
action depending On conditions in
the spring.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
Missionary Society Meeting.

The Missionary meeting OF the
Women's Society of the Presbyter-
ian church will be held at the
home of Mrs. Sherman Robinson
on Thursday, August 2lst, at 3
o'clock. So many members are
away, it is hoped that all who
possibly can will be present and
help make the meeting a profit
able one.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14
Cattlemen's Carnival.

For many years the Garden City,
Kansas Cattlemen's Carnival has
been one of the few remaining old
time western celebrations. Its
dates have always been watched
for and thousnds go there each
year to see the week of fun. Aug
st q to 20 are the dates announced
for this years carnival of sports.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-08-14

held in Denver and Kansas City
will be given in front of the grand
stand each afternoon.
Motorcycle races and other
sports will fill every moment of
each afternoon and there will be
no waits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
Will NOT ACCEPT
THOSE UNDER WEIGHT

Do yuu realize taat unless
yuur weight is up 10 normal
yW are Actually IN danger af
seriuuE iHnesH-
No insurance cBmPany VIII
insure Those who are under
weight
Mary thin penple find that
they gzin weight steadily wh1e
taking Father J0hn's Medicine.
The pure food t1nic elements.
which are cantained I'm this
old-fastinned pres cripfion Z
Strengthen and build Up tanse
who are thin, weak and run
down. 1t is rsal food and in a
fnrm which even the weakened
system cza eazily take ur-
Father Jnnn'E Meficine nas hssn
II uEe ever SO ysHrs. Contains nn
zlcntsi az dangerous sruEs.-Adr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Every inch Of the valleys OF Yum
nan fLhs mnsf southwestern provinces
of Chinnl WIS under rice culrfrax1um
and On the lower hiilsides patches nf
curn took the place Of wtat wrs
unce great poppy dslGs fur opium.
In 1906 the Empress Dowager IL
sued Al edict prohibiting TIA GROW
ing af opium IN China and aHwB
guarantees ID TIM Hrtriah rha4 &
the ne<f 10 yea-s- Strangely enough.
these Promises have bsen fzsrnfnlly
sept, and IN Yunnnn Lhs hillE1aw
which were Gnre white with pupuy
blossoms are now yellow with cnrn.
In al sur 2Dee miles nf rid1rx orsr
uufrenueuted trails and in the masf
Gut af the way spots We found anlr
I'VE places whsre opium was hang
cultivated.
The mandarin Of eacn district ac-
cnmpEn1ed hv guard of snidisrs,
makes periediral excursions during
the seasons when the p8ppy il IN
blossom. cuts down tine piaurs Y aur
are found and Furnishes The 0wnars.
just across the tr1nrier. IN Burma.
opIum Is grown t--ssly and unch Is
smngEled Iutn Yunnan. fherefure
It's use mas ny NO means besn anan-
dnnea, especially IN the s1urh Of the
province. and IN snme rBwnE II IN
smoked openly in the tna houses
Earpers Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

"The Pacific Coast insists upu7
calling Charles Mallory Earheln the
rainmRker," writes Charles Airna
Eyers IN Euerybody's for August.
'Mr. Hatfield. WIN lives N Los An
sales, CAIi1uruia. has been sread.,v
and sniely engaged IN persuading re-
cAicttrznt rAindrpps - 6rup trr more
tnzn 1t1sen yRz. And he sravsa
awalEe nignts thinking ahurf what -.
calls The a-rsAcaal production uf rA.1'
marty I've ysAs b1fnre he made h.s
dfBt expertment, cunducts6 un nis
fathers ranch IN San Diego Ccurrr
CziifarriA, in Aprti. 1sn2 His trst
experiment. was frilewef immediate-
ly by a light prscipiratinn-and there
hadn't been rain previously fnr seS-
era, weeks.
''Other tests fnIinwea until he iaI
had hftssn successes and hut a sin
gle Failure
Mr. Haxfieid 70 data. mas made more
than fue hundred demonstrations nf
his systsm- ana his dIKappoinrments
nave Been very fsw. Eis csn-
tracts N substance. always read No
rain. ne pay: and they nave been for
amounts ranging fram the first s
hfty dollars - as nigh SIS ten thou
sand dollars The territory he has
covered IA his work extends f-ur,
cent-a, Texas 70 Dawson City = the
Klsndike- and during the nfteer C.
more ysa-s he has been thus engaged
he hRs filled Contracts FIR not ausv
srocizmer. g-ain-grrwers and farm
ers. but hydraulic nirsrs. reservoir
owners and othars"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15

Aener the news ernn StzsEs,rr-r
ehns the srrrks have rssu-uea u,4f,
The end Of tne war 70 the nftf Alss%3an
city. and are 10 be seen da5,v. an -
time past piuniug themselves in thp
Place az Brugiie. comes the news
trum Lnnnrn that one Of the uuuaual
features OF tiIts first Spring after rhe
war is the presence uf the beHurif,,,
larEer birds n the English caritaI
30 writes correspondent Of the Oh
SERVER, Of London. ON the 1rirres. -
he szys- 'ksstrels ere now quite com
mnn. and in many places you NAV
see their wonderful fight. The
hannsume jzys herray their presence
IN MANY woufisd gardens that knew
rhnn nnt- by tiaHir scrnraa. or the
Wni1e 1nHn &C r11z1r svirzEns apnrrnsI
lsnnsow assa anrriun crUsvs 40 cnnznx
% - usnn11 mz1n euen TN uaxuae
~ n.en ssen nt1zsre fur zcaxs hs mas
bs1n uuIkuuwn AND nrw Msat rl1rv
huve cnrae. m dcni5f surzaa way win
be found nf so cnnvinclnx tfaem uf
their wsirnms maj thev win rume
xgx4u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-15
CANAAN

r ant Mrs. George HOPKINS and
'.aaiors1. alice. Edwin and Howard cf
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suh5ecr- Orhar speAkErs wars CxFI
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spnkA feeiinEiy uf his ralar1uns with
tne cunpzuF and 1f lzngrh of SERVICE
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sume advice To Garry On"
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