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NOTICE.
Notice - hereby given that Nathan l..
Para lnN. purchaser 90 g@FxifscAt@ No. n
of 1917. has flied said Certificate IN nay
office and has made application for tax
deed 20 AmNua ia accordance with iam
said gnrtifirafm eanhracaa the following
described property situation in Esram-
nEa Comfy. florida tu~sslts south Ten
E1A1 acres II North Twenty f30b acres Of
West Forty gsa1 acres III Lot Two 60
Secilon Seven IL, Township One I'll
South. Range - WeEf
The said land being assessed af the
date OF the issuance Of such certificate in
tfaa name Of Esther =. Ttppsn.
deemed according fe law. tax deed will
issue thereon on the 18th day OF JAM
uarY A. u. 1891.
JAS MACCIBRON.
f@fTAGs3 Clerk Circuit Court
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TRANSFER Storage

SOFAS TRANSFER CO.
PHONE if4e. OFFICE ANp WARS
KINDS or AAuLino. YOUR ausI.
NESS S0LlCfTMO.
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FOR SALE


FOn SALE 20 acres unImproyed
land. Four miles west ~ city
A b. nie~. Piano pollshcr. stg 2.
sirens So Phone 80.
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KTank hMuskSs Complainant
laa May WsulAs, psssmaaas.
On Monday. the sFd. day o. January,
A. d. 1881. ths defendant Ida Mny
EnutkM 10 repaired 20 appear 70 tn hta
tiled against her herein.
This order 80 se pubssxhed once aaeh
wreck for eight ga consecutive weeks ia
iished In said rseamhfa Gountg.
GE@@11 w. n. RICE.
C1eFA CeurT Of HacoEd.
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Pensacola FiA-, Get, sQth. ia3a.
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ARMY TEMTM@eteNfa best grade, the
0,osefumsnt sold e. 90. 20 puund oa-
termuaf single mat eaaca - fuN aika
comforts faG6 All wnnt army coats
Wma FOR outside work. hunting or nan
iaG 81. camp salYnee CO.. ~ valley,
ga
GEORGIA CANE eYHup--NeW crop,
pure ard unaduHcfatedi pure juice 81
fasNmremnm. boiled down % hrimht. thick.
add favored syrup Better than HorK
fum o. maple eYrup 81 per ease OF SIS
$50 10 cans. n. %. n. Cairo. Cha. order
today James r. MAuldta. Cairo, Ca
Dor aAfsis-Fofd truck. 1916 model. tx-
press BODY. engine f9amt thurpuNhlE over
hauled Apply - Wm ~ Davis OAK
FIELD on FlomHtan hard ruad
tfNCAfI4En F0n SUITS At a BAR.
ffAfN-Wa hRvu a numhsr ~ uucalled
sor suits. aud Ovsreoats regular SO
values tm close Out. 80 70 so o..
1nm rmmnat go wong on these Tor values.
I.ONDON WOoI.EN MILLS. M south
l'aiafoK.
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HELP---MALE

MEN wanted Tor detective work. rxp~.
rtence unnecessary Write T. Gamer,
former Z. 5. Govt Dnfsctixe 81 Louie
are
MEN, we guarantee 20 teach you the
barber trade. scholars coFnpspte Ia four
weeks. income while learning. we own
shops: permanent paying positions guar
anteed white oufgl. Jack sonville Barber
College Jacksonville. Fla. s0e
DISTRIBUTOR wanted m every town foF
Speedoiins, f30e 20 % $500 % per month.
exclusive territory. automobile FREQ -
workers Spoodolinc Co, Dept. iga. Dali
.as. Texas Taf
FltEMEN. Brakemen. saRKagsr.en,
&fsa-seeo. Colcred porters BY railroads
everywhere. Experience unneceawary
80 ~. Bureau. EAST 81. Louis III. ssa
wANTED-I.ocAL MANAGER for mar
veious automobile invention. Doubles
power, mileage. efficiency. Saves It's
cost nrat day. Endorsed b. thousands
permanent position worth 500 week
u, sample outfit and Ferd car Furnished
fr~e. Write quick. nwee Company.
Dept 1916. Louisville. Ky.
DO YOU WANT an experienced butcher
or Efocer- man. Cail AZ ASA West csr-
vantes ST.
wANTED--Honest boy with wheel. tor
delivering during holidays Service.
care Journal
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trie and the Results are Unequaed
FOR SALE
U. S. ARMY GOODS


PRICES lower than eont % manufacb1re.
Vow 4 your opportunity 90 save
money. Wonderful values are offered
you st givs.away prices. some gooea
lsnt condition r S Army ". Ill Rain
coats beltsa 3D. brand new az aa. IL 81
Army uffiCera Helted Modal 90 brand
new flafo y :. Army ltninroats Re
Army nonchoa. Reclaimed best rubber
fzfa u. Army All Wool q. ~. over
coat excellent coats. 9T.sa, e. q, Army
Saids. We slso Na rshe Ssw s~ sssspl
skin Lined Ceats Dandy sia7t An
t.eather. brand new. Jerklna reai
bargain Naa Army Blankets q
army nlankstn, Reclaimed good condi-
ter a - q, 8 ARM g. y Wool Shirts
nosn.9esggfu values .,rsae = t2ss crazy
Z ,o. e'rs6s 9 q - 81. . 9r..sr ieasg y
ed good. t1as IL s. Army Al Wool o.
bile fae dor 81 each y IS & Army
~ each saa6 These coats VIII give
splendid SERVICE. Y n Navy Underwear
best Uncle Sam could buy. double back
sna front worth twice eur price. .peT
saets s., Maas Br nn' New uG so so s'B
- each 81 aA. Y, 8 Army Wool Spire
IesGins. ~ dos, each CSC pair 4. 81
ArnS ,d NsAh .l h5ssths. hSseiaimsd w ra
arade b. n q. Grade sc. U. = Army
Heater Here's your chance % save BIG
money KinW Zee. Anir nln~t. height ~
piete equipment s3seo. Write Tor free
catnioE You are pratected--voNr money
VII ue refunded " sou are nos satsTfied
p t.,s, include Rosi.sEe tor gooas sen!
face value Rush your order "a ~ to-day
erarlsy Bonded Warehouse Co.
osrf. ~ oresnviils. 3. c.
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pRESEMAKFNC. remoacilnr, children =
dresses Phone sass
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WE RECOGNIZE No COMPETITION
because ~ tire unique and most es-
sentlal nature and a. s protected arti-
Gle exclusively owned and controlled b.
as clearing upward Of $40 90 per day
fer Eaiesmeu. Government created de-
mand n ,uu cannot sell this specially
sou win fail selling life preasrvers on =
sinking snkp. Definite co-opera ton. Je-
rome Taadt, Pres. South Dearborn
So chlcaEu I'll
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yspn sALE-f piece dining room set
Win eel separately % On suite Phone
1851
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AGENTS - LARGE ANUAfACTURER
wants agents 20 sell hosiery, under-
wear dresses skirts. waists. shoes. cloth
irx etc Write for free samples. MRdf-
son Mills. SOS Broadway, New YORK. Sis
AGENTS Make $500 weesxly ae..s7-
guaranteed hosiery We guaTaafea 19s.6s
weekly fun time. 1sc an hour spare
time. Experience UNNECESSARY. Perfect .
scar Hosiery. Darby. Pa. los
AGENTs-ons dollar seller. Every auto
oWner baBs. Costs 80 % gross 1000
suh-a gent proposition. NO fake. Federal
Chemical WurkH Eiedon 81. Chicago.
MEN WnMEN-Blw womey mhG@ SELL
md suiief gno1a Sales guaranteed.
Build yaur eva business On repeat or
aers Write quick. Special rTicsa
nnbhs Drug Co. Memphis. Tenn.
AGENTS--eec an hour 60 advertise ard
Distribute SAMPLES TO enn99fn@F, Write
auick for territory ard partscalarE- Al
bert kxIiis ffen MEF.. 1915 American
Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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trades o. - .yirsrolss and are hsrrairs.
70 D. PaiafoN pensacola. Fta.
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ron sAT.E--Do you want a farm let
IA show YOU q few real hagRain9 call
~ 80 = Garden. Phone 1900. T.. "
Hardy Mgr.
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FoR sAf.Es-sTwo pairs - store storm
doors. hair glaSs. cheap fer cash. APP
piY tas Narth "A" ST.
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ron SALE TRADE on RFNT-Wsu
improved farm. ne aeros. near lansa /.
eaia. a. g. hlnklny rta hiount Rlaw.
ron eAT.E--one Rex ty.powrltsr n rooa
rcnenian tfAee reAnunabia. Apply
fatFwml nfffNm
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dURN FROM EASTERN TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Murchison and
DR.. and Mrs. Russell returned from
Illinois Saturday evening in a new
Buick car Mr.. Murchison purchased
while in Detroit. They made the
journey from Galva, Illinois, in five
days and ahalf. averaging about 200
miles day running time. They stop
ped In various towns en- route. and
studied the local conditions. In all
OF the little towns. most of them had
a paved street or two and good big
school houses. They found good
roads most Of the way, but rather
dry and dusty. The crops were gen.
orally backward.
|. Chester M. Lawrence also return
ed with the party. having brought
back new Buick for himself. He
and Mr.. Murchiscn report 4 fine viz.
it IN Chicago, Detroit, and various
other points.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

The County Commissioners re.
port Of proceedings has not reached
US this week. owing to extra work in
the county clerks office. TIE COM
missioners had strenuous session
two days lest week, auditing bills.
and checking up reports, and q
number Of petitions for new roads.
etc.
c. 7. King and others presented
petition for . new rond which the
Commissioners will view az soon n,
possible.
Another petition was presented
by John H. Ellis and Others aslinv
that certain roads between 2Gth and
29th Avenues he madc county roads.
The Troutdale and Realty Co., al.
20 was given permission to beautjfy
their property by constructing mn or.
ramental stone wall along the Coun.
ty road. beginning st the northern
boundary Of their property and run.
ming to point about 200 feet below
the junction Of Buffalo and Bear
creeks.
a number Of petitions for tax 70.
bates were heard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17
BLOOMFIELD BUDS

Wanted-Good correspondent for
Broomfield territory. We regret to
say that our correspondent, Miss
Dorothy Clay, informs US that it u
impossible for her to continue much
longer rs correspondent for your
territory. We ere sure that all our
readers will regret this equally as
much as we dc. Miss Clay's work
was accurate, and her items always
full of interest. In fact, for the
past several years the Enterprise
thru its correspondents has repre-
sented the Broomfield district we'll.
We trust that someone else In that
vicinity will be willing to take 1t up
where Miss Clay leaves off and we
extend to her our most cordial
thanks and hes. wishes.
June 26th is the date for tho next
Grange dance. Don't forget the
date.
Mrs. Shaw's sister and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis of Galesburg,,
Illinois, are visiting her.
Mr.. f. d. Mite has been real sick
this pust week but he is improving
rapidly.
Pleasant Valley Grange from
Boulder in going to make us visit
the --th Of June. They are going to
furnish the literary program. This
will be good and all Changers are
urged to be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Psase were
Broomfield visitors Thursday.
Miles Crawford returned from the
hospital Friday.
Mrs. Foster is visiting here from
California.
pCertrude Nelson Is attending the
Teachers Institute this week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Dobson and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood.
Mrs. Bristcl's mother and brother
arc visiting hero from New York.
Gertrude Mckee entered training
for = nurse al 81. Lakes Hospital
= MuunAnv---v->---.,i -. ~
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ENTERS TWELFTH YEAR

With this issue The Arvads En-
tsfprisc enters the twelfth year OF
it, career, and the eighth year Of its
present ownership. Al Il should be,
The Enterprise In In better condit-
Ion In every way than II was when
the editor assumed the ownership,
and In fact IL Is in much better con-
dition than It was year ago. Each
year has marked certain strides to-
ward success. and each year finds
our renders more and more loyal.
We take this occasion to thank one
and all, the readers who have made
the paper valuable To the advertiser,
and the advertiser. who has stood
loyalty ny his guns, appealing 10 the
readers Of The Enterprise To come
to Arvada To do their shopping. We
firmly believe that Arvada, by vir-
tue of this loyalty of the advertisers
has become one Of the best trnde
centers to be found in the same rad
lus of N big city. such as Denver.
Gradually. we believe, the chanel OF
trade is turning TO Arvndn. Fair
dealing and liberal amount Of the
printers ink will do the trick. Keep
IL up.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Or suggestion last week that the
hiver of the bone yari truck take
a back street instead of coming thru
the main part Of town and stopping
for several minutes, aroused the in
dignation of some of our readers
living on Ralstor Avenue, thinking
that we had no consideration for the
property owners on what in Arvada
might be termed back Streets" We
had no idea of exciting the ire Of
anyone in this matter, and had no
particular street in mind, but will
go them one better and say that in
the future it would be well for a
truck hauling carton to 90 around
the town altogether. In fact, we be-
lteve some towns have ordinances to
prevent such traffic in tho day time
'At least. However, it 10 likely that
this will not occur again.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17


The following comment comes
from some of the influential papers
of the country:
The Now York Times ODcmocrat-
tic:)
Upon platform that has produced
general dissntisrac tion, the Chicago
convention presents candidate
whose nomination will be received
with astonishment and dismay by the
party whose suffrage he invites.
Warren G. Harding is u very re-
spectacle Ohio politician of the sec
ond class. He has never been lead
er OF men or u director Of policies.
For years "A pr"tcge of Foraker, he
rose to subordinate office by favor
Of Boss" Cox. Of Cincinnati. Scna-
tor Harding's record at Washington
has been faint ard colorlcss.
The New York World Gnd. Dem. }
a more respectable figurchesd
than Warren q. Harding has never
been nominated for president of the
United states by either party.
Nor has either party, since the
Democratic National convention in
1906 nominated James Buchanan,
selected 4 candidate so little
qualified to Cripple with the ma
tons problems. -r
Senator Harding is the perfect
flower of the old guard politics. He
~ mn Ohio country politician with
Inc mind of an Ohio country poll
ticinn and he sees the world thru the
eyes OF country politician.
Senator Harding was nominated
because The old guard Republicans
want president to whom they can
give orders.
New York Tribune (RcpuDliran) /:
Republicans are gtiIl ungrafcrul
Leonard Wood, who is one or the
grcnt men Of America and DECLINED
to 1--we IN history, has been dcfsated
Tor presidential nomination by n
group Of politicians just ns Thco.
dorc Roosevelt was four years npo.
ana more recently Clcmcnccau was
uehicd inc prcridency Of Frar, &C.
We had hoped that man of TN
houbted courngc. vision and exccu.
i've ability would be chosen, but ne
nave inStcnd Warren Gamaiicl Harty-
ding, one Of thu senate group whica,
controlled The convention. II would
be hypocritical for the Tribune to
pretend ihnt II is satisfied with the
result.
Philadelphia North American In.
dcpcndant):
The outstanding fact IL that for
the third time In succession the Re-
publican pnrty has nominated for
tho presidency mnn obviouxIy not
the choice OF tho voting membership.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Mrs. R. ]. Champion has had a re-
cent letter from her husband, Who
is in Stockholm, Sweden, telling her
he has succeeded in erecting two of
the three dredging machines he
went over there to erect, which is
better speed than he anticipated
and he will probably get home in
October.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

P. o. Clark, the head of the new
Presbyterian Hospital, who purch-
assd the beautiful home of the late
). X. Champion, some time ago from
Mrs. Champion. has been recently
Joined by his family, and now feels
very much at home in Arvada, Mr..
Clark is inclined to mingie y us
and we believe is a desirable acqui-
sition to the business and social life
Of the community.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Klumker are
contemplating going to Colorado
Springs for couple Of weeks, going
next Sunday, to visit their daughter.
Mrs. White. On their return they
will go to Mccoy, Route county, to
spend the summer with their other
children on the ranch.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17
THE ALFALFA WEB WORM

Numerous complaints have come
to this office of small worm work
ing on alfalfa, carrots, parsnips,
cabbage, tomatoes, corn, strawber-
ries and other of the more tender
garden crops. This is the alfalfa
web worm, and its ravages are wide
spread in the state. This is the first
time it has appeared in numbers suf-
ficient to do much damage. 1t is
the lavre stage Of the thousands of
small millers that We're seen flying
about over THE fields some six to
eight weeks ago. 1t has done good
deal of damage to root crops and
garden crops, and young alfalfa
seeding, and corn in some few
places. The worms are very active
and quite heavy feeders. taking on
the habit of travelling similar to the
army worm, until they are ready to
feed or make web again. This
can be stopped to a certain extent
by ditch with steep sides and dus-
ty mulch or by running water in the
burrows, but it must be remembered
that many of the worms have hatch
cd right on the job and have not
taveled much, so this is just u
laeans to checl- them when they are
travelling.
These worms will pass over in
about two or three weeks, but the
second generation does not amount
TO 80 much. This is not the beet
web worm. The millers of that
worm are flying now.
Investigation Of young alfalfa
shows that they have eaten the top
leaves and the young plants, good
many Of them. will come out again if
eonditions are not too hard for
them. Give them water and good
Itsbatment.
1 sOn row crops, carrots, parsnips.
eematoe, etc., spray at once with ar
senate Of lead. at the rate Of 21k
pounds to SO gallons of water and
Sc each ten gallons add one pound of
) R sosR e @eke- the petnn- -stiel6-
On'UId alfalfa do not cut until fore
ed to do 80, not before June 18, so
the worms will be nearly gone be-
fore tie second crop starts.
II you have found any better
method Of control. or anything else
Of interest on this insect, kindly
telephons this office.
Yours very truly.
X. A. McCASKIN,
County Agent
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17
SHALL PRESIDENCY BE SOLD
ON THE AUCTION BLOCK?

Shall the presidency be sold upon
the auction block this November, is II
question which the American people
must decide. That the preliminary
skirmish of the Republican party in
selecting candidate for the presi-
dency, assumes that aspect, is proved
by the Senate Investigators beyond u
doubt.
According to n bonifidc report the
committee has found that the Rcpub-
licans have collected for preconven-
tion purpose S2,l57,745.70; the DEM
ocrats have collected only $12l,-
POT according to the same source
of information.
The Kenyon committee has estab-
lished these contributions, which in
clude those made by candidates them
selves, rs follows:
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Air plan IS arc q common sight at
Arvada now days. It's all right, if
the "chsuffsure" don't drop the oil
can on come of the ladies' bonncts,
or be too careless with the monkey
wrench. when he's making temper
ary repairs.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

A new invention for destroying
weeds between the rails on railroad
tracks created much interest here
Wednesday. The machine makes a
blaze which runs in front of the en-
gine, and it sccrches the grass and
weeds to the ground. y
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

A large number of members of
the Arvsda Relief Corps was in at
tendance at tho funeral of Mrs. Gar
rison, at oling.r's Wednesday after
noon. Mr.. Garrison, who is danger
ously Ill at Mercy Hospital. was un-
able tersseesrd the funeral. and his
dsae may be exnected at any time.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

T. 8. Knapp hac sold he two lots
adjoining his property on the south
to <. o. Graves. vho expectss ~
. buiid On the Saas at once. -. ',s-'--,--
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Miss Bess Nelson Of Muskogcc,
Oklahoma. arrived Monday for u
two weeks visit with her friend Miss
Hazel Robinson The girls were
schoolmstcs when both lived In Illi-
nois. and have not seen each other
for several years.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

In this connection, Mr.. McCaskill,
the County Agent, informs US that
water il As good an antedote for
these little pests as can be found,
and that drop will kill one. So he
advises those whose strawberry or
o3er plants arc being taken by them
20 sprinkle lavishly. He says he is
copfidsnt that IL . big rain would
come It would put . stop to their
actsvitses. Get hose and go nf-
ssr them, where possible" is his ad
vice.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

The Telephone Company today,
began installing the new switch
board in the new exchange system,
and local manager Harry Garlick,
informs US that if they are able to
get the material as they want it, the
work will becompleted in August.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Mrs. C. D. Sherman and daughter
OF Chicago, are visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and NJ. ]. II. Watson, Mrs.
Sherman and Mrr. Watson being Sis
ters, and had not seen each other
for thirty years, nor had Mrs.
Watson ever seen her niece. 1t is
needless to say the reunion Of the
sisters was . JOYOUS one, and Mrs.
Sherman and daughter will make an
indefinite stay.
Tho G. H. Beach Chicken Farm.
known a. Bearhland. was honorcd
by visit from Captain Guy II.
Grant, Of the Recupcration Hospital
Saturday, accompanied by six fsld-
iers and escorted by a Mr.. Bailey.
They were inspecting the very com
plcte plant on the Beach farm, evil
IDENTIFY with the idea of getting n few
pointers. We understand they also
intended u visit the J. II. Lower and
F. c. Strickland Poultry Farms.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Frank L. Moore writes W. II. Ka.
Ter from Newberry, Pennsylvania he
is getting along nicely in the silk
mills there and his boys are growing
like weeds. Frank says he gets
homesick for Colorado. notwith-
standing the fact that fishing Is very
good there, he iurt having returned
from fishing end having caught a
trout lSh inchex long.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Miss Ella Knapp, who is engaged
in Missionary wcrk in Birmingham,
Alabama, 10 here spending the sum-
mer with her brother, T. 8. Knapp
and wife.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17
Local and Personal Paragraphs

A. L. Davis received card Tues
day from George Muench, reporting
that he is having good time in Wis
iting old home folks in Wisconsin.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

Children's Day exercises were fit
tinRly observed hy THE M. E. and
Presbyterian Sunday Schools last
Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

/The cement work on the founda-
/tion Of the Catholic church is about
completed and the brick il now on
the ground, from the Denver Shalc
Brick plant for the construction Of
the main building.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-06-17

A COW belonging to Tony Muench
had to be killed Wednesday owing
to q peculiar accident, in which her
leg was broken It seems another
larger COW and shc attempted to get
thru tho shed door At the same time,
and in the shuttle her leg was bro
ken.