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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-10-22
Notice to Creditors

In the County Court OF tho State OF
Oregon for Umatilla County,
In tho Matter OF tho Estate Of Enon
J. Grips. deceased.
NorioE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO all por.
sons whom II may concern that
George Cripa has boon appointed
administrators Of tho estate Of Enos
]. Grips, deceased. and has qualified
ns such. All persons having claims
against said estate nro required To
present them with proper vouchers to
the said administrative at tho law Of
fees Of Peterson, Bishop a Clark In the
Smith. Crawford building, at Pondloton.
Oregon, within ak months OF tho date
Of the first publication Of thia notice.
which ID Friday tho nth day VI Sep
tembor. A. ID. 1920.
GEoRaiB CRirs,
Administrative.
PETERSON. BlsnoP h CLARK,
Attorneys for Administrative.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
cIoudcroft Man Is
Killed by Falling Tree

Alamoeordo. n ~ March a--gos
Merrill. nne u ihQ BEST kncNn nlAu
b fhe clcudefoh section. Vas klIiee
Wednesday ~ tHIiIAs irpa
On accoanf % NE fikh Niht Wed
uaz6aF NaA 4 dansgFoas 6ag a. lh4
timAarad resina ol ~ a~4efannenf
aaga re Nae& 1nf hae Been ne
lne f1r re- Hntef remP11y a6at
two uuet1 Wednesday mofn|aE Ae
teek hlf laem on - &t4 ioEa IL
wa4 tfftiaR 3lcnN NAeN D. Mw >
tne taTlaHIaa "a f4a HN tH1 s
lgsElltna teas 80 1If sos trp1 ~
ffEeR tet af1fnlt1l q 80 ~ 4te
tn ut 4daf IS FsliinF ~
lem r1ft ~ a lE5 81 ~ tE4e
atrfa kim SD aAHEk& him 6aan
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tSHa 40 E E ~ lived a
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
HH"H" |M|.Z" AH. |UXN.. .I
INA
ON INCOME
TAX BOARD
Jorens, Sheridan, Hayden, MsCan-
ma, Also Appointed By the
Governor to Serve.
REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS
REPRESENTED ON BOARD

The personneiSof the commission
created BY the special session Of the
Legislature for the investigation Of In
come tax systems were appointed to.
day BY Governor L.afrazolo. The ap'
polntnnenks are not formal, as The com.
mission will not be signed until the
appolnkees have shown they are will.
ing 10 serve.
The governors selections are
Herbert j HaaeFman Roswell
president Of The Taxpayers assocla4
kione
John Joerns, Santa Fe, seeFekafy Of
the tax commission
10 e. Sheridan, Silver CITY, state
mine Inspector,
William G. Hayden, Las Vegas, law
r. Fl. Mccannas Albuquerque, real
estate man.
The commission. IL all 0f the five
men named are willing to serve win
be we'll balanced including two tax
experts; the mine ipspectorl who Is
expected to be in possession Of valu-
able information throwing light on
what the mines should pay III thxesi
a lawyer and practical business man.
Commenting on the selections. Coy
ernor LarrazaIo said he believed
every one whould agree with him In
saying that the three republicans were
the best men that could be found for
the work OF the commission. McCanna,
one OF the democrats. he said was q
man whose business ability was widely
Ibnrurtx ~ fha a4nfn and ~ TYnwdnu
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
ASKS INVESTIGATION
IN STATE FOR DISEASE
IN RED LIGHT ZONES

The assignment to New Mexico Ct
special agents for The investigation Of
rsdsight districts and wonien Of the
streets, IN cities whore there are no
established zones. has bsen asked OF
the federal iutsrdeparsmental social
hygiene board BY tho health depart
ment.
The board piaps widespread inres
legations which viii be carried on
In several states and The health de-
partment hopes that New Megico viii
Be one 81 those selected BY the board
for its program. The board has been
making big preparations, appointing
supervising a6snts and field agents,
but 80 tar has not beea abe 70 10
cfait the force II needs. The health
department was asked 70 aid the
board IN getting Investigators IN New
Mexico. Tho request did moi noees.
safily mean. however. that 4 was
definitely decided to include the
stats II ne INVESTIGATION. The Inves-
tIgators may Be used anywhere
Tho investigation viii Be primarily
q step toward stamping out yenefeai
diseases. but the INVESTIGATOR also
WIN 30 charged with collecting cyl.
dence f0f turning over 70 municlpal
and county Authorities 80 . me4nl
toNsrd that end
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
AMERICAN LEGION IS
SEEKING OSAAREI IN
HONOR GRAND ARMY
MEMORIAL EXERCISES

EHILL BLK
Pursuant to 81 resolution adopted
at the Minneapolis convention, the
American Legion has requested the
hontr and privilege Of sharing IN the
memorial exercises Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic and the Con-
federate Veterans.
The resolution ut the American
Legion provided shat the American
Legion requests the honor and privi-
lege Of participating in the memorial
services Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic and the Confederate Veter-
ms. while they still live, and after
death, to be the agency which SHAH
continue these services SO that their
graves and the graves Of all other
American soldiers shall be flttingly
preserved and the memory Of their
deeds be perpetuated upon the tablets
Of love and memory, and that a copy
Of this resolution be forwarded to the
commanders Of the Grand Army ri
the Republic and the Confederate
Veterans"
Franklin DOIier, national com
mander Of the American Legion, is q
letter to the commanders. said:
I'm furtherance OF the sentiment
contained in this resolution, II is the
desire Of the American Legion 70
receive an expression Of the views
Of your organization on this subject.
IL il believed that d more complete
cooperation may be secured BY d
conference and II 1t meets with your
approval, a meeting viii be arranged
for at The national headquarters d
the American Legion ar indianapolis,
or elsewhere, If deemed advisable"
William Jones. commanderin-chief
OF the United StaDish War Veterans,
has already expressed agreement
with the purpose of the American Lee
gion as above expressed and has re-
Gently written to the commanders Of
the older veteran organizations to
that effect.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
GOVERNOR LARRAZOLO
TO ATTEND Meeting
or LEAGUE OF THE
SOUTHWEST ON COAST

Gofornor fAffax0io Will attend the
meallnK u the League - the South.
wefl. repfesenllnR az lhe Industries
of Tho S~oafhWGat. IA fDa AnFplee on
Aprn A. 4 and A. H. announced to-day
~ranciatEnn ~ tha meeting calling upon
ha intention Of RelnK.
TIA Nogefnnf Intends 10 appoint q
big Delegation IFom che eiAsa 30 A.
|ttnd she uineliaa. ~ aalA he pfob
Ably w0ata name hatween 81 hnd 60
deiesateA atfeelIag laadinH men fgem
Al ~ Industries - ne stalls lafiaa
tnk ihs metal mlaeTa coal miasrt. sac
iiesnaa. ahoapnAn. fafmlgs aua nlhaFA
Tha aalaEaEsg wa ~ named IL ) few
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
CONSTRUCTION STARTS
ON RIO GRANDE DYKE
AT SOCORRO AT ONCE

George "a. Neel, assistant 8iate On
gineer. ~ honre from a trip ID s0ourrc
county In connection with Rio Grande
Improvement work. He reports that
actual construction OF the big dyke
three miles north on socorro N about
ready 70 start.
Another Improvement ~ already
under construction below san Marcial.
This involves about a mflo OF work.
part dyke and part brush riprap. The
state contributes $500. the county $500
and the county road superintendent
WI also do some extra work. The in.
nfogement Is an important protection
70 the road from San MafcfAl Is Wal.
verde, tho county road nnperlnland.
cut d supervising the Hh1fk.
Esnanoia Il reported 10 be compiled.
ing thp Financing % ne share ID he
rlenf improvement "a that section. n
n pF0posed 70 sgtcnA about $4,000
iAese. o. which lhe state vim pag
tlseo and The people "a The hasisnn
va meai Tits with 4 Ike amoant.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
PARDONED CONVICT IN
plot TO MURDER HIS
BENEFAGTOR CHARGE
PARDONIS ANNULLED

Informed that Iazaro cprdoya, q
pardoned convict. stood charged II
socorro county with having been
privy 10 q conspiracy to commit mur'
der and robbery, Governor Larrazolu
late yesterday afternoon revoked the
mans pardon. saying there was
probable cause for belief that he nag
been guilty Of violating the conol
ltions Of his pardon.
The ma at whom the alleged con,
spiracy was aimed, according 20 tnf
governors mformations was lnstru
mental in getting the pardon for Cor
dova. He was Abran Contreras
wealthy stockman OF Los Ranches ut
la Joya. C0ntreras was killed sever
HI months ago at his home. So fal
seven men, besides cordoya, have
been arrested and four Of those are
now serving sentences for second AZ
gree murder.
Cordo7a is already In the peniten
tiafy, having been brought here 2
week ago BY Sheriff Elfago Baca q
'Eocorro county at the time ~
brought the four men already sen
fenced for the killing Of Contrera'
and the three others for safe'keep
ing. Sheriff Baca said he was Inform
ed that the conspiracy had beer
far az could be learned. however
matched on C0ntferas's ranch. Al
there was no evidence showing NJ
had an actual hand IN the slayinl
Of the stockman who had been actlv'
in getting him pardoned. The sheriff
said at the time that the governor
was going to revoke the pardon, bu'
the governor did not act until yester
day afternoon, after he had made q
investigation Of the case.
Cordoya was first sent to the peni
Tertiary from Torrance county K
serve five years and began his sen
tence IN October, 1917 He wa
charged with rape, but the pardon
granted on June 6, 1918, says, az on'
of the reasons for showing clemency
that there was doubt aa to his guilt
Other reasons for the pardon wer'
|CoFdovass advanced age and the re
presentation that his family vas ie
pendent upon him for support
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

Belen. New Mexico March 6 1920.
no ALL POSTS;
AL there has been some misundsr.
standing about the Soldier Settlement
bill passed BY the special session Of
the New Mexico legislature, the fol-
lowing il sent for your information,
The state convention Of the Amerl-
can Legion held at Albuquerque in
October. 1919, passed resolutions fay
oring land settlement for ex-service
men ia New Mexico and urging the
legislature to take action, with that
end III view. No other beneficial
legislation was endorsed and the con-
vention went on record against 30
iicitation Of d cash bonus.
AT the time OF the convention NO
one anticipated q special session pi
The legislature. Accordingly the con-
rention took no action towards Great
ing a legislative COMMITTEES to draw
up bills embodying It's ideas. When
the special session was called. how
ever. It seemed advisable to make an
efforts to carry out the resolutions
regarding soldier settlement. At the
request Of the state officers Of the
Legion. the goverpnr included sold
ieris settlement In the cali for the
special session. A bill was prepared
BY the best legal talent available
with the advice and assistance 81
members of the legion, to comply So
far as possible with the wishes Of our
last state convention
This bill established a board Of
three exsservice men to carry out set
Element Of ~ex-service men on land
with the most liberal terms which
the state constitution would allow
The biz provided FOR a bond issue Of
d million dollars. to be voted on ~
the people next November With the
federal government or BY the state
alone II Congress failed to act. Nc
board was to be appointed and nj
money to be available untfl the PEG
pie had voted the bond issue.
There Is no need to discuss the de
tails OF this bill because II vas de
feated In the House or Representa-
ftves and never reached the Senate
The bill mentioned was the only one
supported by the officers Of the 70
gion. {.
After the defeat or the above BIZ
& substitute was introduced IN the
Senate and later passed by both Sen
ate and House of Representatives
This Is the present Soldier Settle
ment Act, q copy Of which Will hs
sent to your post You Will notice
by the present bill as passed, that 4
eliminates the bond issue Of one NIL
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
Fight OVER CACHE Of
BOOZE FOLLOWED BY
MURDEROUS ASSAULT
ON COLFAX OFFICERS

Ration, N. NJ March S.--Martin paw.
.letich and his brother, Nick Pavletfch.
are confined ii the county jail await
ing trial on charges Of grand larceny
and assault to commit murder. The
story as told by the eRramge is an
interesting ri
1t appears that on Tuesday last
Mike Pobor OF Koehler was hunting q
COW belonging to his brother, who
runs a dairy at Koehler. and while on
his search between Van Houten and
Koehler he came upon n cache OF
whiskey, That night accompanied BY
Joe Cervas also a dairy employe, he
went to the cache with a horse and
wagon and started to load the liquor
into the wagon. They had gotten two
or three cases Of the wniskey to the
wagon, but had not loaded them, when
a car, It Is stated, carrying the Pavle-
itch brothers, W. driven up and shots
were fired by the occupants Of the car
at Pob0r and CervR. Frightened by the
sudden attack the two men ned. leav-
Ing the horse and whgon. It is stated
that the two Pavlelich's then loaded
the whiskey from the cache and that
beside the wagon into the wagon and
1.-THE car, driving off both vehicles and
their loads. On Thursday the horse
and wagon yer found in the possess
sion Of the Pavletich's at their ranch
Ia Climax canyon near Ration, and
Mike Pobor swore out a complaint be-
fore Judge Vigil OF East Ration FOR the
arrest Of Martin and Nick PaYletich.
Here Is where the story deepens In in
|terest.
Deputy Sheriff Thacker went to the
PaPletich house to make the arrest,
and as he served his warrants, It is
said, was m~urderousiy assaulted by
Martin Pavletich and his wife. The
attack was d vicious one and the on
slaught sudden. instead OF shooting
the man, as the law would have per
mitted him to do, Deputy Thacker. re-
luctant to take violent means, with
drew and later returned with City
Marshal James and another deputy,
when the arrest was made and both
PaYletich's lodged In Jail. Mr.. Thack-
en- was considerably bruised by the as
saulks but not seriously hurt, though
his situation was a critically dan.
gerous n for a time. The charges
lodged against the Pavletich brothers
are Of the larceny Of a horse and
wagon and whiskey, and assault ID
commit murder. They were placed I'M
der bonds OF $500 each for trial
These men are reputed to be no
toriousiy defiant Of legal authority,
and have been ia serious trouble be-
fore. Martin P0Vletich hnA lately
been released on $4,000 bonds for
bootlegeing, which. It his said, has
been his chief occupation since the en-
forcement Of the prohibition law
began.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

lion dollars and an appropriation Of
$4,000 is substituted to- be used ii
cooperation with the Federal Govern.
ment when and not until Congress-
passes soldier legislation II Con.
gress fails 70 act there will pc no
board and no land settlement "a this
state. Moreover the money appFo
priatod will be little more than
enough to take care Of office expen-
SEES, and cannot be used directly in
aid Of the ~ex.seryice men Of the
The officers Or the American Ae
giop present In santa Fe felt that tho
bill was inadequate and refused TO
endorse II. They made only one SUE
gesii0M, namely, that preference
should be given to ex-service meneln
the appointment 81 d majority OF The
board and not merely Of 4 mem
Der as originally provided. The tea'
lsOn the suggestion was made was ~
nuke sure that the board, 4 ever ap-
pointed, should not be used BY poll
~tic;ans for political purposes. tbs
suggestion was adopted With one
exception the American Legion had
No responsibility for the present bill.
The bill Is frankly i makeshift. u
congress- passes beneficial legislation
ct this session II Will probably call
On the states to bear q share OK the
expenses involved. This bill VIII com
pei the legislature At its next regu'
lar session to repeal the present act
and pass q new one corresponding g
the provisions Of the federal act II
tine meantime, however, It ID worth
while trying to have the present law
administered I'd such 4 way as t.
give the service. men whatever bene
fits 1t is capable OF giving. Of course
the board may never be appointed
Int il II should be, the American LIE
gion should be III a position to see
that it accompanies as much prelim
mary work as possible before aue'
Iquate funds are available. This VII
depend largely ON getting, first
PROPER men appointed on the board
and, second. every possible sugges'
ton from the posts as to the best
way Of directing the activities Of me
board until the present ACT u
amended.
Post commanders are requested g
dive the above information to thelf
posts at their next meeting and for
ward To me any Ideas the members
OF the POST nsny have on the subject
f1ncereiy yoilrss
HERMAN G. BACA.
Department Commander
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
$4,000 ROAD AND
$4,000 BRIDGE GREAT
SAN JUAN IMPROVEMENT

Pennington. N. MI. March 9.-The
road up TO the top OF the bluff on the
south side of the san Juan river was
completed the latter part OF last week
and now motorists travel from Main
street IN Pennington to the tor Of the
big hill on as good o road as there -
TO be found in the county.
The road from town to the bridge,
according to the 'sTimes-Hustler, &
Ia excellent condition. The new road
grade made from the top Of the hill
this side on the river last year elimi-
mated the only bad stretch between
town and the bridge. The new $4,000
steel bridge built by the government
and completed last May, has well
built approaches at both ends. and has
been receiving heavy travel ever since
II was built. Last fall, under the d.
rectlon OF the state diatrict engineer
j. G. Harvey, Wayne Wallng was put
n charge Of constructing . road from
the west end Of the bridge 70 the top
o. the bluff. assisted BY H. II, Miller
as locating engineer. The most Of the
money was derived from state and
county money, although the sum o.
$1,000. necessary 10 complete the
work. was raised throueh the efforts
Of the FafminEton Exchange II Jan
fary Of this year.
In All the mcuey expended On this
rcad a1uounla 10 over 2Bs0DQ.
This road and bridge solves the
problem o. crossing the San Juan
river and getting an easy Grade up the
bluff on this end Of the Albuquerque
Pennington highway.
Lat sunday Hqksns ~ car made
tie "Trip from fhs town And county 20
the top 81 ne big h1n. ahd everyone
delighted vita he outlet 70 the
south.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
81 Gases Of the Flu
Reported lor Motday

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
BELL WELL IS FIRST
REAL PRODUCER IN
THE CARLSBAD FIELD
OIL Fills 657.Foot Hole South d
Carlsbad; 81 Barrels Bailed
and Flow Continues.

carisDae. N. M, March 9.-There is
something dong ct the Bell well,
south or here. Recently oil was found
standing within 100 feet OF the top Of
the e57 foot hole. following penetra-
tion Of the sand to between 500 and
GOO feet. Sfxty-one barrels were
balled from the we'll. the first 50 bar.
rails lowering the oil to $50 feet The
last 10 barrels taken out failed to
lower it at al. and balilng was discon-
tinued with the oil still standing at
the level. according to q report Fl the
ARGUS What the ven viii yield per
day h, therefore. still Ia the estimate
isTe. but none PLACED It lower than
ha Aiost put Il AZ $50 70 800,
s high as 500, and even
o
Drller Darwin. who has completed
MS contnact, said: She's q finished
vel. mon, and she'n mako 800 bar
reis
IL believed he Oh would rise over
the Gazing within 3 dsg or two The
vel Is already connected with 3 Pipe
tine that runs down Hill over nine
niIea 70 the Santa ne switch AZ Isa-
eella and tha Oh can BE- loaded on
ank cars e soon IS neg srs pro-
Fided.
NJ b understood Nr Bell vii start
3 new veil AZ onne. POSSIBLY with lhe
InieRflcn q caaluE CT afi shallow
eAnds and going 81 down % heavy
sands ttat are supposed % - below
k1e f.cQo teot l1Fol but he 3 in Chi
caEp q present and nolhine de1nife
can - isneA Leases hare taken az
osheF atgW4ld jung. ard aimosl q
record froNd - eoEainE ~ TIKI Il
ne nfst nsoductng sell in Me Carts
Bad field, oVqniuR 90 . tfeuaNNnfoHa
new territory whlf8 gegAn have
f1F Fe4fe aec4red sn4id oco f4F tloa
aou rIfh e. ors q ne porits sfcat
81 81 ne@tk
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
DEATH RATTLE OF
GALOMa N SOUTH
oopeot 8 DrsfeoslAe skLa q.
ptNeeHq11 eau1 Win fi9
LtEH FoAE

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So ~ ~ afl H
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
timber CROP IN RIO MRBA MBTUEAND
MDSTBEG GOT RID OF Wherever MARKETS,
DISTRICT Forester POOLER EXPLAINS
Cropping Methods Of Service AS
sure Ample Home Supply for
State IN The Future.

State ~ me future.
x,
Inas. sns sApgts ~ sas. e 1870 4
$500 ~, s ~ H. 1890 4 nee.,c.
III 1890 as~ Il n~an1 th% q ,aagHra
sa I. 4, NJ, hatry rssssaa IL ~sns,snr.
mt dffesa,itsss marS N ima II sst,i.a
" ,na~Ssi 4 n tha sfate /. fbst Xxx for.
80 fs%e be,s~ deveionad = ses,na,,.
3r~rs and that tbsra e,,lI ba
~ 4 II s,,r,,st ~ ts,.hnv ~ Nesr
MI M. ,es ~skF -, III thsv 49, ahla w
!. niHa ~ ~ ha4na ro~ss,rens Il
statnS Is ass9r.c9 TSr,, X : n IS
1870 as. x r~,swa~seaf,o ~ thS New
asn~sra; n 4e nxnrsrsad ~ ] vacant
arficIe II thia s,aner pointing out thnt
Tremendous duanfities az lumber are
beinr ehinned from fhe Rio Arriba
county forests out 81 New Mexico. Mr..
pooierss letter follows.
Trn,.oa 1890 49, :, eaosY ~ I'LL
$3.50 rsS $500 ~zg4as nissr,ot j
1H.s.n II ~ m rot < To9o
Ea3tn. esn{s ". 49, RsSv,csn
Aus0t. $3.50 3s x e.
ru. IL ~ s5 ( srnxse8v u nm.
Lsas 9.t w NJ" a1s~s~ ns ~ ~
huaty Z 4@1 - 49, ~ ~ 80
wv ~ .uDql = = 49,
csla - sniS s.as1, anS s1.e.aa n hSa
Waien q sll'.e 1870 $500. ssas
M w u 1870 y XVI + NJ 1870
wv .ntn ousu' n ~
snT AZ go $50. 4 ~. a,ata
- ry,msvsl IA c@onsesn vast awonnts
al Over-manire timber. This over
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
CLOSES " cAMp

d G. Harvey. ne ntif,nr DISCREET
e1sHeer Ia IA eania Fe district. haa
fHa4nat fmM Tap feaafT Nhafn Sc
eaa 40 TIE Noad hAllAina eama
MtstSiaS1 uasfe ne Met YEAR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS

Innfst on FBayer Tablets o. Aspirin
in q Bayer package" containing prop
or directions for Headache. Colds.
Pain. Neuralgia. Lumbago and Rhea'
matism. Name BayeF means gen
uine Aspirin prescribed b. physicians
for nineteen years Handy tn boxes Of
~ tablets cost few cents. Aspirin Is
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture oi
Observation-Disclosures Of ~saiieyllcacid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
PRISONERS FAIL IN
DESPERATE ATTEMPT
TO MAKE GETAWAY
FROM PEN|TENT|ARY
Buried in Carload Of Tile, 1t Least
Two 0f THO WcuId Have
Starved to Death.

An attempt by three prisoners 10
escape from the penifantinry niled
LAST Friday. II was learned today
when one OF the three was discovered
hiding IN q car OF tic. His discovery
caused q search which brought out ne
/ other two.
The car wna about 70 ~ pulled ont
side tha walls when guards I'd charge
Of the ioading Of the ear found that
their gang wasn't az there Thag held
tho switch engine, ready 20 haul tha
ear AWAY. and started i search which
resulted "a baking the attempt
The first man was easily foaild. He
was hiding IN 4 auall niche Ia the
load Of tlig near The top tb aplaf
entity Haa late III Feachinx hl4 dAeisiUn
70 make hfa getaway. Tbs other sWc
xere more ecunfoty hidden e.
cnfaiy. II fact. that the atnr1a Nare
* lose I . understand hoW lAqf eoaid
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