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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
VOLSteQd
Lam Is
Attacted

Chicago. Jane s5 a nee attack
apon the present ooaatrucsioa Of the
rlehteeath amendment and the vol-
stead lac WAS flied here In Unisel
States court TODAY By F0rmer Uuii.d
States senator Hamilton Iewis. a.
recover whiAky valued at $500 wa.
stored In Chicago warehouse
The plaintiffs are aisslllefs and
merchant owAerv ~ bonded whlsAy
while tho guternment. the Valtesi
States internal revenue collector.
prohibition director Attorney Cene4-
Al hrundAge and the rnited sssgey
Attorney arr made defendants.
The new assault does not attack
the amendment or the yolsiead law
as invalid. bat the plabtlntfa claim
ne provision - either measure can
apply 10 whisky deposited in govern
ment warehouses by the direction ~
the government before either meas
are WAS passed whore the goods arc
nov owned hy the same owners Who
deposited thc liquors on contract
% have 4, returned when the govern
mnt tax was paid
The principal uew point raised Is
e'sim ot the comglalnants that tsu
provision OF the constitution again I
manufacture referred 10 manufacture
before and no, after passage of the
amendment that the provision OF
the amendment against use u H.
qpors for beverage refers 90 the Jar
ticular ser ~ spirits allowed ~ law
20 be used foc medical. Nechanitai al
and industrial Purposes and that The
volstead laws provisions apply only
10 those who would attempt 20 use
a. beverage the spirits permitted
TO be manufactured for medical.
mechanical and industrial purposes
The complainants. Who state they
do not desire 20 use the goods sot
beverage purposes. AJAX FOR a man
datory Injunction. compelling ths
collector "a order goyernmenf waYr
houses 10 deliver the property 90 ths
holders ~ the certffientrs aad en-
Joining national and state officers
from Interference after the owner
have taken possession
! Mr. lewis said there was no lie
sire % have The prohibition laws lr-
validated, but merely applied a.
meaning confiscation of propart =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
CHALMERS G|FFEN IS
NEW HEAD LIONS CLUB
Local Civic Organization Enjoys
One OF Scafdon 4 Special
BanqnetA, Elect Officers
Plan For July s,h

At,es enjoying ans uf t.iua agar.
Avn'a dehsloua tflsA yhi. Avn iangh-
eona Wlsh she trimmings af the ipas
Fft,iaN follo~ed Nlta Some oi RAMA
Davis chalsest brands - aiaAm. taa
llUns RoBf TN uaannaliY large At
teaaAnec 1T ,hv laoas g'ah proceeded
u lhe eieytlua ~ ofiiwra whieh w.
ealssa a. follae risssasnt Chs
.ufv clflsa glfsg ylee president ~
Nefeap lgaws SECOND viee eyssiasH'
Frank ffoud SECRETARY sfnesHfrr
otto foa,heflneili aod or trustee
T. 81 Johnston The yntlhx Va all af
these cansnsh waa decidwiy spirited
thure nelna lhfoe candidates tar paeh
office esFeug tor sae ROTARY tfeaeafer
III which lian Peaiheg.nMH had Ne
opposition, sad a fp4asroa saafAl
hallnss befuFe ans candidate feeelyet
majority votp " ths riwb The
h~wly eleeted Ugiicern wlii - insiall
81 At neat Fridays lnnehean
The club decided 70 Son iheir uni
forms and participate IN the fuarth
~ july parade and every cub is et'
peetnd - he "a tho roar whea she
huKlo eaua 70 march
m fecognitlna ~ the sFlsndiA ~
hlevvmen's - MlSa Davis daughter
81 lion RAlnh nayla Ia winning flFsl
place. ln the Atasa ~ oklahoma 49,
second place IA the National Matlysl
contests funds wafe vnseA fn~std'
the purchase ~ god medal iNf gha
talented Yuang musician
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
PEOPLE GETTING BETTER
RATHER THAN WORSE
So Says Minister Tn Speech
fefoFn naptIst Convention
Now In Session Al
nea Molsiaa

s'~s AgNva fuwa. IauH ~ tuu-
tFafy ~ ihe gsaefal oplniam. paaps~
afe setting better Instead a ~asa~.
according 90 che fepnrt mads to-day
AZ 'he northern baptist eoavsaslan
in shis city ~ ths Hay Thomas ..
vlileFs ~ n.sFuls. ehaifmaa " tha
Nammi'iae ua KsAn~silam. wha aatt
thaf sap lsag 1eaf hAa besn ~the
iafHvst aumtar X baptiama ia aar
he'afY
fhHre was newer saeh aulsken
iak nf vuiups declared. #Thafa
hats teen uearly swisa ~ many ~
essasoaa as 81 The preceding Yvar
Nlnsa uaiabnr theirs hAya heen -
series ~ raTieal meetings. wish con
lsvr mare numerous than uaaal"
aelps4a AZ mathnd ia syanseilaia.
hn sAit havs haeu roaaaefsd aariae
she yea n 81 states. andse tho lead
ershlH % pf "A y Hslilwail general
superintendent 81 rysnxNllam ~ the
Amruaelr asss emfw era emfwYp
Amrfttaa uaaila' lfnmn stlsslon Nn
tittK e. ssaisa aa organized ef
'WFI hea haea mada "a aEa1ms pvwrY
Z rhufeh te Feelsai asFsieea Plans
1 ~ best Ysaf latla8e placing sa
terini#aaant " evanwsilan IN eaeb
~ thr stsfsa waerw Northern
isptlsta have AstiyislAs ~ vlllew
Recommended mat saeh ~ the 20. :
$50 churches ~ fhe Northern nAp
sisg convention give two weeks Al
leaas ~ efangeilsm aest year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
GraHerS
Grabbed
At Tulsa

Talsa. June ~ Nhlef ~ police
6ustaffson ~ tho Tulsa police de-
raftmeut and other members Of she
department wsfc indicted today BY
,he arand jury IN connection ~i'N
the recent raec RIO, end 90 ebareef
o. permitting slee
Their indictments vsre returned
aralnsi Ray ward head Of sha police
automobile recovering department
Roy Neacham, traffic otfieesp y T
Waddeli. chief ~ l.oiice ~ &Aani
Springs. subnrh and y y VII
Hams. Sand springs policeman
The iury In o. r"port rubmli'eA
10 District judge niddison foeom
mended that the Indicted ofileofs he
Immediately suspended iram effte
Ten minor mrmherr u the falRn
police department are implicated rs
an automobile theft case Charges
against Gustatison inclndo failure 70
enforce the law against vh' IN
roominr houses failure 60 cnferev
tho prohibition law failure a. en
force the anti qua earFylng law and
derclle,lon 81 au,s on the night "
-.
police Commissioner y Aifln
pon refused 10 announce what course
he would take on sasncnslon ~ ne
officers uniil be had received for
NAL report from the grand lure
Attorney General Freeilne who
conducted the Gas, ilgateu aald ~
the court that he could not concur
fully with The report for q shout
have Included a,cuaatloua asauat
ether 0fiicera
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
MELONS FOREIGN DEBT
BILL IS NOT POPULAR
Several Senators Criticise the
Measure Extending Secretary
Wide Powers McKillar
Leads Attack

Washington. June % Criticism OF
the administration bin for resunding
the ten billion dollars Allied debt Was
voiced today In the senate
Senator Ashursi Democrat. Arl-
zona. protested against glsi4g the
secretary Of the treasury auth witty
10 extend payments 81 IN efesf
Senator McKellar. Democrat, Tenne-
ssee. assailed provisions which ne
fald. would permit the secretary %
swap Americas good credits for
worthless German. Austrian ,r
Turkish reparauon bonds. and
Senator Smoot. Republican. Utah.
said frankly that the bin would con
fer TOO much power on Secretary
Mellon
The principal attack was made by
Senator Mcclellan, Who said the pro
vision authorizing the acceptance
from DEBTOR nations Of their bonds or
those of any other nation, IN the re-
funding process should be stricken
from the bill.
in reply Senator Smoot said that
nobody but an insane man" would
trade American credits for repara-
tions bonds OF Germany aud her
allies II such an attempt were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Dempsey Shows
white Feather
In This Case

Atianlie City. \. J.. Jane 70 -
Jack Dempsey clalms he isns
afraid u any man ia the world.
bat he was put 10 fiieh, last
night BY the aisnlnauya Sergeant
AZ arms or the District eourt
David brown.
Brown waited oalslde the ma
tl0aai stadium grounds until the
champion hove In sleht and than
stopped him with the announce
m~ni that he held a summons for
his appearance Ia court next
Wednesday.
Dempsey turned upon bis heels
and ran age Old no, stop antll
be eot into the Kronnds
Dont Iet that man IN" he
yelled 10 ground guards and they
holsed the gate
brown cooled his heels 4 while
and then told the court What
happened The snmmoas Is re-
sulf O a suit brought hy = Phila.
de'phla physician FOR $500 allag
ed 70 be part of his bin for an
operation performed on Dempsey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Girls
So'd BY
Chinese

fhes Nelaes Ie~a iana ss rhas
thleass claws xsi traffic. - ~sata&
ea sieht aadeg me aasss ~ oar slsr
vtNs'sls ~as lhe atAlsm~ps mAaa ~
~ Charles q aheehsFd ag fss Aa.
xelea tAiflfWatA. aen~ral mlsalan.
arr amseR the Ogssesals a. tAs
NegtAvvM liapsiat eonvsatsaa ia lAls
sllr sssfav
kagw fspm eeFssaal stpssl~aee
aad aas 'gves AsaeeaY thAt tAis 10 q
tsst 10 declared. siunm tho IA
sssaen ef chinese KiFg "A YwAFs atl
svld in aan eyaaslss, fue aa.gaa
Is speaAlnx og INA ssass ~ sAs
enWRsrY ps shepherd aald. '~ra~aa
senxs are ma only aa lasuis to the
AaFghes at Anlerssa sh~y kfe aa sa-
sall q en- sfvas Maaeala ar,lae owe
shs sutrvwAs ~ aHa n hs hts,odseas
eaa mes' fsvvffai riwhlsax teaxs ~
Aaeflsa rs slxu Fiex ksa6 raaf.
FFee NaAuns y easqaNpataa -
MAsHNEt ledqm whiss t Il mAae ap
~ fhNse ~ha en3aau " ira trafflr
rs Chinese siFsa whe labor e. fgas.
traia mF laws, who slaa NtoodY mue-
fer aaa Say professional asaaaalns
ga rAfff au' tbrlr vlAas
THE chluesa as Shots msk
sopt elsseHa hewessg us shepherd
q ainsaiaea fhn bstssr slasA amaaN
thssa eMn tAeif awa num@X uawlel
pate 81 sammnnisY affairs Ana threw
shfFMaslsaa Eein aii NFoat natlaaAt
movements ha aal4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Gon1pers
Defeats
LeuiS

Denver Colo. June s5.-Samnel
Gompers was reelected president of
the American Federation OF Laeof
The American labor leader defea1-
"a John L. Lewis. president OF tbs
United Mine Workers, by heavy
majority.
Only two OF the largest orgAnixa-
tions east a solid vote for Lewis, the
Machinests Union and United Broth.
erhood Of Carpenters
The miners delegation split their
vote. giving Gompers ss.e aud Lewis
ere. President Lewis declining %
vote the $50 votes he beld
The railroad organization which
had been claimed almost solidly bv
Lewis supporters split their vote. tha
two largest wnions-the Electrical
Workers and the Railway car men.
casting their entire vote 70 Gompers
The official vote was Gompers.
a5.n@a. Lewis. a2Ge4
The announcement OF Mr. Gomaers
re election was eret,ed by cheers
and applause which lasted several
minutes. The demonstrations how
ever failed to sweep the convention
floor as scores OF daegases remained
silent In their seats
Il am sure that my election Will
bring no comfort TO Gary or to
Hvst." said President Gompers n
responding TO cries from the dele
gates for speech"
This Is demonstration 70 tbs
whole world he added. that chain
of newspapers owned BY a multi
millionaire with hts eight million
horse power mud singing machine
cannot control the American FEEDER
alton OF Labor"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
NEW FIXTURES PLACED
IN JENKINS STORE

Bright. new fixtures OF the very
latest. labor saving kind. have been
placed IN Tom jenkins store TIE
fixtures were ordered some time ago
from Grand Rapids. Michigan. con
Germ and bad been delayed In arrly
ing on account OF strikes Abbott a
Staucker. city contractors. put the
fixtures In place and did a neat job
of It. With the addition OF the new
fixtures The Store for the Boy and
His Daddy" Is one of the most up 10
date mercantile establishments In the
southwest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
: Famous Colorado Engineer Claims Gold viii "Grow"


Denver. Colo. June 25.-Thai gold.
the most precious of metals. actually
grows" is the contention OF Peter
McFarlane. widely known mining
engineer. in a pamphlet issued here.
in which many previously accepted
scientific rules relating to the pro-
duction OF gold mining industry OF
Colorado for more than half a cen
;ury. haxing been one OF the pot
neers in the Central City gold fields
In his pamphlet. entitled Grown
Goldi' MdFarlane sets forth many
startling results OF his 30 years OBJ
seryation Of gold minng develop
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Men and Women
Who Stole Million
Dollars, Con picied

rslsds. o June - flsxsr ~
sngsssn asfsetArss r. fslsAss
rsagisv astlsr eesseffsss rseossy.
N~srs eenv sssa ~ = fsssfss lssr
~ sssee 1eee ~ NaNts <8art
thia mefnsea
chafsss Fafei'r Ana ishH ,
rpeA ~~re ssv salr ensa fsaftd
ess e4av fhsss eaas'sssa
Nsfs
gaseph ureaYsla aseeus ts~'s
alias fteaxsa chaet*~ t~h~fa.
James sansans. Fsssrl asesw~fs.
gmmA Marvin. Wanaa urhaYtis
~Atsf Faefs. tas~in telltfb
sagvY vnrush ana fsslsa F~flsf
aenssnss lr sash ease Nii' - as
fefpvd uwsll traWs ~ oshsF lN
alssnsuts ross pe~asHa sgs esfys
pisssd rnla ~llt ns ser,s slu's
between Av9uss awa iA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

aDu >IItikI ~ GREAT
BRITAIN II MAR END

London. Jane G. Doth the strlk.
Ing coal miners ana coal Minis ap-
eratofs have accepted an lnsltatlon
extended today BY ths prime Mai =
ter. Lloyd George. 60 confss ~lsh
him a. the board % trade Monday
wlsh tho view of endeavoring to
reach settlement of tbs coal strlk9
which has been IA progress almost
three months
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ment 10 this region, citing Instances
of the actuag arowing p1 gold in
veins that hay yielded much OF the
yellow metal and had been declared
~panned out" only to T. reopened
with an increased production from
the ribbon that supposedly had
given up It's last ounce OF gold.
'gf TO eradicate an error as es-
tabllshed a trism in It's place would
be OF benefit to humanity" McFar-
lane hopes. by promulgation OF his
new theory TO enable those inter-
ested in gold mining to set aside a
dangerous aud misleading fallaey
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
FALSE REGISTRATION At
HOTELS TO BE PUNISHED

Chicago, June 25-A nationwide
campaign for a law-maklng false
registration at hotel an offense
punishable by Imprisonment and
fine. win be launced during the meet :
ing Of $4,000 hotel men at the Ameri-
can Aotel Association convention
here July II to Is, It was announced
today. s~ss
J. X. Blatchford. secretary-treas-
urer. says the association also hopes
TO have a bill passed In every state
TO prevent a man registering under
q false name at a hotel with wo-
man not bis wife.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
COT YOUR MEDAL
YET? WHY NOT?
War Department Representative
In Guthrie, Tells OF Method
To Secure the Dis
tinction

The war department. ls desirous
that everyone who served with the
military forces OF the United States
during the world war make appli-
cation for the victory medal which
Is now being issued. Il was announ-
ced Yesterday by a representative OF
the war department for the purpose
Of securing applications for the
medals
The victory medal is awarded for
service OF any nature performed be-
tween the dates OF April 6. 1917,
and November II. 1913. which was
terminated BY an honorable dis
charge. II Is not necessary that the
applicant have overseas service
though additional clasps are award
cd for such service. Service az a
camp. post or station in the United
States entities the applicant to the
victory medal without clasps.
To obtain the medal The applicant
must be in possession OF his hon
orable discharge which should be
presented at time OF application Is
made. or In the event that discharge
certificate has been lost a certiti-
cate In lieu thereof or other sup
porting papers must be presented to
substantiate the ex soldiers claim.
The medals are mailed from the
general supply depots Philadelphia
Pa. and should be received within
10 days after application Is made
Applications are received az the
United states Army victory medal
office. 4os South Cincinnati avenue
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
WHEN SHERIFF ARRIVED
BIRD HAD FLOWN
Man Who Robbed Robbers Of
Of Car Escapes From Jail
After Having Been
Captured

Sheriff Robertson has returned
rom kiowa, Kansas. where he went
Ia bring back Go jail here the man
who bi lacked two boys soma
time ago and stole their car. whel
Robertson arrived in kiowa he was
told that the man he was after had
escaped from Ian the night before
Robertson got the car but not the
man
The unusual feature of this thefs
is that the car was first stolen from
d Kansas farmer hy the two boys
who were later held up here
The boys after arriving IN Guthrie
parked the Ford In front OF police
station and wen, across 10 Bates re-
staurant Cor lunch While eating thev
became acquainted with the "stlck-
upR man. After leaving the restaur-
ant the man followed the boys aud
told them he was an officer and star
ed 10 take them across the street
TO police headquarters Tell YOU
what / will do" he told the BOYS
when he reached the city hall "t'
Iyon turn over the Ford and ten dol
lars 10 me and get out of town Inn
medlately and say nothing about tho
matter" viii let you go" The
boys agreed 70 this but did not keen
faith. They told sheriff Robertson
Later Robertson discovered that the
! boys had stolen the car.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
"Cdrp" Will Win In
Fifth Is Prediction

Manhaseci N y June 2s There d deer rooted belief 81
hr camp ~ Georges Carpenter that he bnAe frepftnan e
attain bis lifelong ambition the worlds heavyweight tIe when
be jack Dempsey Jersey GIFTS week from fodH4
francois Des Camps the manager aud Gus Wilson tbe
trainer appear satisfied that he pagstc idol
greater than and will repay their highest horps he
forthcoming hattie They think that h s make Dempsey itts
with his speed and viii bowl hlns Tor the about
the flth sixth round
carpeufier. IN their opinion VIII 81 faal aud clever
Dempsey will be able strike him telling blow
granting that The champion may land the Fnehman they
that he sueh condition that w take twenty Jack y
hardest wallops 40 stop hiln.
Nobody, they said eycr has been able the fight
ont Of ham and today he merely good fighter bot
lie is marvel. genius
II everything right there viii be world. heay3
weight champion week from to-day
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would be found because Of Jobs
Scrlpfural advice. given b.000 years
ago. that gold is where you lind
il." and he proceeds 20 shatter all
precedents by declaring that. while
gold win not grow everywhere "a
mine. y, win grow 10 every auri-
ferrous vein where opportunity 10 giv.
en 20 manifest Itself
III may be broadly stated" Me
Farlane says. that there Is not a
gold bearing fissure that has an apex
on the face Of the globe but in some
way or othet produces a crop Of
grown gold"
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that has existed since man began his
hunt for gold. aud put miners IN
possession Of truth that will result
in greater assurance OF financial sue
cess In every phase OF anriserous
mining
Says Gold u Perlshable
Disputing all accepted scientific
determinations. McFarlane declares
that not only does gold grow" bat
that the immutable me al Is perish
able.
For centuries. McFarians says.
mining engineers have been tlmii
about predicting just where gold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

IN relating occurrences IN bis OK
perienc~ of lho ac ual growing of
gold. NcFarlane paints our hos THIS
phenomena has deceived experts u
undoubted authority and the utmost
integrity. men who probably never
suspected that gold 'grOws"
Cites Specific Mlns
In November. 1863. according 10
MeFarlane. together with several
other gold seekers. ha started oper-
ations In the wautoga mine Ia the
Russell district Of the Georgetown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
Woodrow Wilson
Becomes A Lawyer

Waahlnaton. J1ns 18-~Maads
fo~ Wilson sppeagsa IL parsaa
to-day IN chs eAsmbsra ~ chlsf
IasFss Mecey ~ shs plstriet %
Columbus sspssms eeurt 70 be
adeHltsss 10 shs prsc,les % la~
before thst court.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
FIVE HURT VIXEN
TRAINS CRASH HEAD. ON

II Paso. Texas. June 25.--FIve per-
sons we're hurt when III paso an
Southwestern passenger train from
Los Angeles and a Texas & Pacific
railway train from the east, eollidei
head-o In the union station yards
here.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
oF CLEARING
HOUSE BANkS

New York. June ss Tho actual
condition of clearing hoaee banks
and trust companies Tor the week
shows that they bold s2s.aes@so re-
qulremenis This "a decrease Of
s20. tgs eoo from asi week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25

made. be aldfa. congress w0y's sop
u The bill generally. he q Nsrted.
Was necessary 20 give the admins
trasion sufficient power 10 clean ~
this situation.
Introduction Of tbs bin ns drafted
by the treasury does mol mean that
Il will be reported unchanged 20 the
senate. Senator Smool. who i a
member u the finance committee,
continued.
The committee. be aided, will not
report The bin until after thorough
tconiinued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES

These marriage licenses have been
issued by the court clerk AUGUST
W. Often. 90 Shawnee aud Della
Folkner -. Cushing; Clyde L Cole
"a. Hanniball Mo. and Matte n.
Ross, 90 OF Guthrie. James Edward
Mcneil. % and Alice May saysrs.
20 OF Gushing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
HEAD OF LABOR
FORCES SINCE 1881

Denver. Colo, June 25-The his
tory Of samuel Gompers largely Is
f.s,ory Of organized labor. since
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-06-25
WEATHER

New Orleans, La June 25.--To
night and Sunday partly cloudy.
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NWFW' FWFF 70 HNH0WN"
A phone message ffnm 0hlahama
Clly inas4 alafea iha {. n Ms,shrst.
who uusiefsenl 80 operation ssfHaliY
lu q hospital AZ shsi plaes saa terY
ion and not expected 81 aurvsss faa
day All members - h.s tauflr are
v his bedside
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