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she worked daily M ~ He'd Cross W.
Iervis0r and at night she instructed q
class In Red Cross work.
To-day Mrs. Hobart is ut the head
Of one Of the largest organizations Of
women IN the world. The Legion aux.
Hilary has \ membership Of shout l25..
U0O. having grown from 1900 In the
last year. The organization IL CON.
.s,red Of mothers. wivss. sisters and
children Of sx.sssvice nso.
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SMALL HOUSE FOR CHICKENS
New Lumber VIII Make Best Appear.
anes, but Packing Boxes viii
Answer Purpess Wsli.

In building 4 poultry house. new
lumber will Of course make the best
appearing structure and will also he
somewhat easier to work up because
It can Ike bought In lengths most
advantageous for the purpose. Houses
for a few hens can sometimes be
constructed from packing boxes, while
used material or secondhand lumber.
n It can he purchased cheaply and
II close at hand, will sometimes lower
the cost Of the house materially.
Occasionally, also, where q high
board fence Is available, the house can
be built In the corner Of the fence.
thus saving the construction Of the
back and one side Of the hOuSe. Care
must be used to cover or batten the
cracks. either by means Of strips or
by the IRE Of roofing paper. Construct
the building NO that the front Of your
henhouSe will admit the sunlight.
Send to the Division Of Publications.
United States Department Of Agricul.
turc. for bulletins containing plan and
Illustrations; Farmers Bulletin $50 10
good one to have on hand.
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q If1E q
AMERICAN
LEGION
Copy for This Department. Supplied hy
the American Legion News Service.)
MAcNIDER, NEW LEGION HEAD
Mason City UaJ Man 10 Chosen Ma
tional Commander Of the Ameri.
can Legion.

1--WE must build this Legion Of ours
so big and fine and strong, keep II SO
clean and straight and American, that
when We ask for things for the ex-
service man. for the disabled man and
for those who are financially disabled
our communities will say. II the Le-
giOn Is for 1t. we are for It,"
This was the first message Of Han.
ford MacNider to members Of the
American Legion, following his elec-
tion as national commander Of the or
ganization. Mr.. MacNlder Is the
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DARKENED CELLAR IS
URGED FOR POTATOES
Exposure to Light Quickly Injuries
Quality Of Tuber.
Temperature Best suited fee Proper
Preservation 10 One Ranging
From ~ 70 - osorsss-larps
Pilss Ar Not Favsrsd.

The object Of storing any product
IL to preserve its quality during a.
long . period as may be necessary or
possible In order to permit Its dis
pOsal at the most advantageous time.
investigations BY the bureau Of plant
industry. United States Department
Of Agriculture. slow that the temper
ature best suited to the proper pres
ervation Of potatoes Ii one ranging
from 81 to 45 degrees. In regions
where the powdery dry rot occurs =
temperature Of b to 80 degrees holds
the disease In check better than Y
higher one.
It IL found best not to store p0ta.
toes In large piles when they are moist
or covered with moist earth, as they
quickly develop sufaclent heat to In.
jure the vitality Of the tubers. II
through unfavorable weather condi.
tiOns It becomes necessary to store
potatoes when they are wet and dirty.
they should be spread out In q thin
layer until they have become dry.
after which they may be piled up. II
u not desirable to store potatoes to
greater depth than stx feet.
Potatoes intended for table use
should always be stored In . dark.
eped cellar or storage house. Ex.
posure to light quickly Injuries the
quality Of the potato for food pur.
poses.
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youngest national commander the I-e-
gion has ever had. He II thirty -four
years old.
HE u Z natural leader of men,"
say his friends, who have watched
him plug his way through Harvard
university and who later saw him
come out Of the World war q lieuten.
ant colonel with three citations and
several decorations. ~
His military record besIns with his
service on the Mexican border In 1910
~ Q hrst lieutenant with the Second
Iowa infantry. When the United
States entered the World war he en-.
rolled At the officers training camp at
Fort Smelling and was sent to France
as provisional second lieutenant In
the regular army. In France he was
with the Ninth infantry Of the Second
division. He was wounded at 81.
MIhIei.
Mr.. NacNider 10 an investment
banker at Mason City, Ia. where he
was horn. He has Keen an active Le-
Ei0unalre aud has served ~ cem-
rnander Of the Iowa state department
Of the Legion.
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CEMENT FLOOR FOR FEEDING
Farmer Should Remember 70 oive
Sieps 70 One Side 70 Insure
Necessary Drainage.

Farmers who build cement feedins
floors should remember to give the
floor q good slope to one side. This
insures good drainage. facilitates
cleaning and makes It possible for the
feeding floor to completely fuinll Its
function Of providing Q clean place TO
feed hogs. Some farmers have no In
Gated these floors ~ to get q large
amount Of rainwater from roofs ol
nearby buildings. which hushes the
Aoor after each ralnstorm and helps
materially to keep them clean asl
sanitary.
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tein in other feeds, has been found q
good one.
Mash. Scratch Mixture.
! Id. corn meal : lbs cracked crrn
10. bran lb. wheat
! ID. meat scrap ID. oats
! ID. middllngs ID. barley
ID. ground oats
POultrymen resort to every possible
means to get their hens to eat great
deal Of feed, especially In the winter
when the days are short. One way Is
to cut the morning scratch feed to
about half. The hungry bird then
goes to the mash trough and gorges
on the dry mash. Then to increase
the consumption Of mash some of 1t
Is fed wet ut noon and the hens will
eat 1t when they would take no more
Of 1t dry.
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HEAD OF LEGION AUXILIARY
Mrs. lewsil +. HsAart sf Cincinnati
10 the New Presitsnt q the
Wemsn's Organization.

Mrs. Lowell r. Hobart of Cincinnati,
the first national president Of the
American Legion WonIen's auxiliary.
u one Of those "war mothers" who
served In the great "secOHd army"
When her son Joined the colors and
was sent to Camp Zachary Taylor.
Kentucky. she went with him. There
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cutIeusa esap ssr tiss cssNpIsxisN
Nothing better than Cuticvn DoaD
daily and Ointment now and thea %
needed to make the complexion clear.
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating. fragrant
Outicura Talcum. and you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Advertiseme
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Lcmuel Bolles of Seattle. WASH. has
been elected national ndjutant Of the
American Legion for his third term.
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The Totlssms LIE.

Don't you think eight hours dAS
II enough for man to work.
mot IN my ease" replied Mr. CAug
gins. "a msn whO iS trying 10 bs9
gas for q alvver and look after ~
swn repairs hes ROt 10 worn siStsss
hs9rs Q day and thea sssae."
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Kept Smiling.

"Women have no sense Of humor."
"Nonxcnsc. They are much amused
by the efforts Of the men 10 under
stand them"
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On the Stage.

"GirlIc. what are you doing In =
bnreknee chOrusi' II promised mother
! wouldn't wear tights"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07
BUSINESS CONDITIONS ARE
BETTER, COMPTROLLER
SHELTON Williams Informs Con
gress As To Conditions Over
Nation From Financial
Standpoint

WashInston FEEL 71he country is
now IA many respecis on aonn Z
baaie, economically than I, has ocen
for years Comptroller Of ihe Cutreacy
John SHELTON Williams Informed ean
gress today in sfrit he described Ia
his seventh and last annual rarof y
Deflaiion. obviously Inevitable a
year ago. has come ne sail. and prices
OF many b'esic commodities ana raw
materials have reiurned 10 pie sar
levels or below "li now remains FOR
the mlddleinan" the comgaroller ee-
clarcd 10 adius, bis profits 20 the
new prices before the ultimate con.
sumner viii regeiYe the benefit Of the
reduced east OF living
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HOUSE WILL ESTABLISH
HOSPITALS FOR SOLDIERS
Five Arc Authorized By Bill That
Pissed House Unanimously
To-day Oklahoma May
Get One

Washlnst0n reb Tha House Is.
day unanimously passed blii aasho-
izlns ne construction of fggo hosplttis
fof nsahlea war veterans al an estiA
mattel tost * two aa8 half msilleu
dollars AZ additional tre huadl ia
'h"asand would BE- available far son
sefHion into hospital BUILDINGS AZ gorss
m WaAhlagion sui wYoufing iae
aseellio lpeailon q lhe flse hosplials
t'leh euula coai ESQ million rive Aua.
drei thousand dollars each. have rot
b''en determined oat ihe blli prosia~4
that one BE- la the Central aiaie.. ,ne
~ tho oreai Lake regioa. one Ia me
Central Southwest. one ln ths Rocky
Mountain states and one in southern
California
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adoption Of the report Of the commit
tee on bylaws resolution waro
adopted asking the county commits
sioners 10 donate the old federal jail
property TO the American Legion for
an assembly hall and headquarters for
all war veterans in the county and
a majority OF those present offered
to circulate petitions to that effcc;.
Reports from the two captains of tha
contest showed progress
by both teams with a prospect OF
rod hot contest This contest will
continue for month or longer and
at the close the winning team will
be banquetted by the losers.
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P0sT0FF|CE JOBS To
GO To SERVICE MEN
Bows Who Fought Over There
VIII Re Given Preference
BY the Senate Com.
mittee

Washington. Feh Al the ~
ulias, ol the senate. Postmaster Gea
eral A $ IlurleAon has sexrcaiea
tiom q hong lisa or presidential poa.
master nominations noa penAian la
the senate for confirmation namen
81 those who are 10 mer service men
with view " The confirmation.
other nominations viii be- hcld M
uneil tha Harding administration
rnmee into pewer The nominations
oi former service men include, The 'ol
loving from Oklahoma Tor rostnas
ter benhmin g PRICE Che,otan
John q Patrick Crescent Gaines u.
Mhut Quay Luther l.. Muse ska.
{ OK charles q White, stroud 10
ACE bradley Wcwoka. and LEROY e
Moore. Wilbarion
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Rev. Cahan told the dramatic
s.ory OF Quo vadis u large ana
appreciatlye audience last night Ia
brought ont It's value historically civ
fng u color BY It's element of romance
and force by applying the story Or
ne cross 20 the Christian Life. He
grve briefly personal OF the char.
acters OF the story bringing ont very
emphatic the infamy Of Nero's par,
cnts lie said that IN Nero. Sata,,
must have realized his ideal of 4
nan He told of the awful extraya-
ganee and licenuousness OF Nero's
courts Des rIbang in deaths tha
gold house" OF wht h Nero said II
Low have home flt for man. Rev.
Callan said he might have added.
blt no man ~ for such home"
Which very apily portrayed tho con
ditions in Rome at that time lie de-
scfibed the burning Of Rome and per.
socution OF the Christians al or
wh'eh took place In the shadow 81 ,he
Cross In concluding ne said we Of
'odaY owe our religions freedo 70
the falfh Of these early martyrs. 10
dllat"i in St Peters vision while
leaving Rome which caused him 10
return and give his life for the Cross
he made very earnest evangelistic
appeal OF Peters question eYio
Vadis whittier goest thou saying
he Christian must first go to Calvary.
Rev. Callan announced next Sunday
ie Will depart from the established
work Of literature and endeayor 10
ring TO light the gold In the very
'arthly clay OF one the Balzae's books.
The Wild Asses Skin"
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"Hels HATH NO RAGE LIKE
LOVE TO HATRED ruRNsn-

Daim"q'le, Iowa, Feh, Matt Dalv
Demo ratio politician and formc,
eounty Supervisor was murdered and
rms wife. and Miss Constance Iahev
nurse. attending Mrs DAILY. we're a.
tackled and perhaps fatally wounde,,
I'm the nay home here before day.
light today.
John Braywpod. sagifor og tn. naiy's
daughterln.iaw. Mrs. Edna naly. IA
charged with the crime and tha ~.
lice say he has confessed Rraywood
according 10 the gsnlice, says ha was
secretly married 70 Mrs. Edna nah,
and through the Influence az ne
Days, she has refused to seq him
recently She denied the marriage
The man, police said. entered tho
Daly apartment at 4 o'clo.k m
took heavy iron bar nom the fur.
mace room IN the basement. and ",
ing to the FIRST floor attacked she
nurse who was preparing medicine
for Mrs Matt Daly. The screams of
the nurse brought Mr. and Mrs. Daly
running from the second flood Mr.
DAILY was killed almost instantly from
Dlows In the head and Mrs. DAILY
was brought 10 the floor.
At the hospital where Miss Iahcy
and Mrs DAILY were taken. little hope
u entertained for their recovery.
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BIC PACKERS PLAN
TO SELL INTERESTS
One Plan Presented Has Been
Disapproved BY the Courts;
New Deal May Go
or Through

Washington. Feb 7.--Attorneys Tor
Armor & Company and Swift ana
Company filed with district supreme
court new plan for selling their
stockysrd interests Previous plans
proposing the sale OF the yards 20
Prince & Company Of Boston has been
disapproved by court. The court was
asked 10 appoint sales agents who
under the supervision Of trustees shall
sell the yards giving preference to
buyers In this orsier: live stock nro-
ducers. stockholders in the yards
other than the defendant. common
carriers serving the yards. local eitiz-
ems or municipalities or local syndi-
Gates.
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WHITE LAWYER IS
GIVEN COAT OF TAR
Police of Houston Are At a
Loss To Find Clue To the
Identity OF Men Who
Abused Man

Houston. Texas, Feb : Police 10.
day had no hope Of capturing the men
who Saturday night took b. / Hobbs.
white lawyer. from bis home and gave
his body q coating of tar and feath ars
a. lonely spot near here leaving
behind with his clothing printed
warning bearing the name Of the Kn
Klux Kian.
Hobbs told officers ne could not
identity the men II they were fOuu
Hobbs also told the police that he
was told to leave the city within three
days and today is reported 10 be in
Alvin. Texas
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London, Feb. We don Z
know one millionth Of one per cent
about anything We don't even
know what water is. We don't
know what light is. We don I
know what gravitation is We
don't know what enables us to
keep on our feet, to stand up.
We don't know what electricity
IS We don I know what heat is.
We don't know anything about
magnetism. We have a lot Of
hypothesis, but that's all We
are just emerging from the chim-
panzee state mentally.
A great deal is being said and
written about spiritualism these
days, but the methods and ap-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07
Another Tragedy
In Oklahoma

okmuigee, Feb. Frank pruictt.
~ was shot and killed last night
at the home OF hts uncle. Elliott
Daniel Tyler, west Of Begss, Tyler
who surrendered. admitted the kill
Ing. aecordine to Officers. but de
cfared he shot his nephew in a
mistake for his fathe r-in.law. G. A.
HUTCHINSON.
Deputy Sheriff Stublensfied. who
made the arrest. said that Tyler IN
formed him that the shooting was
result OF family trouble which
started after his wIfe's parents had
moved into his home.
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WHAT Tucked OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

u
chlcagos A sloFter work da1 was
advocated ~ aosen recommendation
for nrslevlhs unemploymaAt adopted IL
a meestng q chioaeo unsons ealle
by TIE chicago Federaiioa Of F.aher.
Berlin Complete uuaniml,y pre
Vailed anseng an participants 10 the
oonferen q o. prwmgers .: so ssal
federated states og the German aa'soa
wita the Berlin cabinet turing aiseas.
sion of the reparasioas question
wash,snon tFesmens wlisan
refused 10 lnterysne IN the coni s
sersy between 'the railroad lAharI
unions and ,hs executives bniara ihel
railroad labor board ai chicapo
Athens Afer conferences lasting
ali Sunday between KING Constantine
and party leaders a. was announced
that NJ Kaleserepoaleu. minister 81
~lancc in Bhallis eahsnes has sam
pletei new cabinet
'wasdliug,on 'tsais ngae ~ the
iod members of ihe democratic eon
mites rcqaested chairman GeorweE
White % issne call for meeiInA Of
iie fali membership 81 ia, natlanall
committee Mavh 1t s, Louis or
some other centrally located city
Tokla ia sensational article hel
Kikumln Shenrun. regarded as tnel
organ ot tAe military party. charvce
De foreign cities Aath nesoslasIne nuh
ite wAr deaarment 70 secure ne
Imposition 81 senienre upon tAe
Japanese sentry at yladl.osiok IN ihe
langdon incident
NcSlca city The special scsAsoa
of conaress called h, President Obrc
gon for Monday viii BE confront l
with the task of sols lng several pgvb
lem. tho successful disposition 81
which means long step ln ihc reesY
strnction prosrans sponsored hy the
president
New York A war on contents oi
patent medicine. perfume and hat
ronic hotles. prepared tor the loc
hest rather than the meAicine cabinet
u dressing tables. has been started hs q
'rohiRifion enforcement agents
Washington Enactment os th q (
'ending bills for federal regulation % 2
he coal and packing industries viii I
n vigorously opposed by the chamber 9
< eammerve Of the United States he
resident Of the organization snnoan-
"a. d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07
BOMB HURLED BY
CH|CACO LABOR AGENTS
Stone Brothers Plant Damaged
BY Explosion Many Are
Injured BY Flying
Glass

'hleaso Feb A dynamite bomb
exploded in thn eouauaa 81 Stone
hF"iHrfs nud spmpansr plani earlv
io'af Y 3 believed ty the eolle 10
have heen caused hs labor renhaa
trsons lisIns ln ihe vicinity Ncre
thrown domu nf tusublrd sur ~ gat4
ieas aHi seYerai ware out hs broAen
s'ass one Rifl WAS senldcd hf bot
r'it"e whrh ste spilled from 4 coffee
ip' she Nas carrying whep thp sHoea
q ihe explosion knocked hef dnwu
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parafus commonly used and dis
cussed are Just q lot Of unscicn-
tific nonsense.
don I sav that all these So
called mediums are simply
takers scheming TO fool the bub-
lic and line their own pockets.
Some of them may be sincere
enough. They may really have
got themselves into such state
Of mind that they imagine they
are in communication with
spirits. y
] have theory of my own
which would explain scientificaI-
ly the existence in us Of what is
termed our subconscieus
minds" 1t is quite possible that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07
FALls unpsR CHASSIS

Leon Higgins who works a. Tr4,
band 9 garage. WIS dragged fifty fees
under the ehaast of motor ear
Sunday he Jumped on the side ~
the car and feil under The driver
grabbed Hlggina BY tho collar bat
was unable TO ssep the car fhxeans
is Ia the hospital wiih a broken lex
and many COMMISSIONS and brislea.
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munieation. is quite another
thing. Certain Of the methods
now in use are so crude. 81 child
ish, 80 nnfcicntific that II Is
amazing how 50 many rational
human bciuee can take any stock
in them II we ever do sncceed
in establishing communication
with personalities which have
left this present life, il certainly
won I be through any Of the
childish contraptions which seem
SO silly to the scientist.
! have been N work for some
time buildine an apparatus to see
il il is possible for personalities
which have left this earth toI
communicate with US. If this is
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ever accomplished il viii be- ae.
complished not by any ~cenlf.
mystifying, mysterious or weird
mcsuf. such a. are employed by
so-eallcd mediums. " bat by
scientific methods n what we
call personality exists after death.
and that personality is anxions
20 communicate with us who are
still IN the flesh on this earth.
there are two or three kinds Of
which would make
communication very easy I am
engaged in the construction lof
one such apparatus now and |
Continued on Page 50
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Sold His Wife for $500

Chicago, Fb THE four principals complicated ioye
drama were brought together y the police today when Mrs Ere
Johnon and Berger Petersen of Rockford m were arrested
htief ecng fight between johnson Augustus Peterson
last night b4ohtr ct lerger
Mr. johnson told the police TODAY thai Petersen AZ
Rockford signed by an uheh
become the proprty Of Berger Petersen for
o ~ Rockford valued $500 She agreement had been
drawn by Chicago lawyer and signcd before notary public
Police are hunting the Chicago lawyer
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'conlinaed IN rass s1
CYCLONE HITS WEST
COAST; NttiI DAMAGE

Seatii" WASH Feb rirsf r.
ports ~ cyolohle storm whleN
swefs jefferson county on tha waat
slop" 81 the Olympic mountains mst
week ami cafsed heavy property dam
axe reached here today II la rr
ported moro than ono hundred mA
Hon isvt ~ timber was uprooled
with an estimated loss of $40 600 400
The devastated district was clt oif
from communication with the ouside
world
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WANT FREIGHT RATE
REDUCED ON SHEEP
Prices Have Fallen so Low That
Present Freight Rates Are
Prohibitive, Say Cattle
Men

Washington Feb A reduction l.,
freight rates was askel today ~ be
Interstate commerce commission ty
slN oi tha largest raliicmenp aesoeia
i'onH of the wcst Their siokcamen
told ~" conuiapion that mafx,e pleca
of sheep cattle and wool hAd fallen
no l.N that Western cattle ralsers and
farmers Nere no loneer ahle to sell
heir produce for enough 90 ray freisht
rates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-02-07

Men who robbed the Coyington
bank are thought to be In Guthrie. +"
according to an officer who is here 10.
day from Enid I'VE have been work
Ing on a fairly authentic tip that the
two boys who robbed the Covingtas
bank come by a roundabout wav 20
Guthrie; that they live here ana are
still in Guthrie ne said.
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STORM WAS GENERAL
OVER STATE TODAY

Tulsa. Feb. 7.-All huainess houses
in the city had electric lights turned
on at 3 O'CLOCK this morning and II was
dark enough for street lishts. Low
black clouds hung low and the elee,
l-ical storm broke out before a steady
rain began falling The temperatn-
dropped to "a degrees.
Snow. sleet or rain Is reported from
all points In the state In the Osage
country a foot OF snaN Is reported.
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alabama Guards
man Tied Up Jury

t'asrsssaa, Ala feb ~ nsls
trial was assiarea at 10 ovloek tp.
ca ~ tne ease % Sergeant Roesgs
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