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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16
Marriage Ceremony Performed.

With Justice H. L. Grigsby Of
ficiating, the marriage ceremony for
Earl Hardy, of Lawton. and Miss
Maude Montgomery, of Altus, was
performed here. yesterday afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16
Enter Art Exhibits Monday.

The time for entering art exhibits
at the county fair has been extend
ed till 3 p. m. Monday, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Jay Lane,
chairman Of the art committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16

:. Marguerite Britain.
.. Mr.. J. G. MillIkon.
Open meeting.
Announcements.
lionediction.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16
business Women to Meet.

The next meeting of the Business
and Professional Women's club will
be held Friday evening, September
%. at the home of Mrs. A. B. Nor
gan, 619 South Sixth street, DR..
Martha Bledsoe, president of the
club, announced today. DR.. Bledsoe
urged that all members prepare to
attend this meeting. Mrs. S. A.
Shaw will be leader.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16
Austins to Entertain.

President and Mrs. G. w. Austin
of the Oklahoma College for Women
will entertain the students and fac
ulty members of the college this
evening at the C~hickasha Country
club.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-16
CHURCH OF

r T GLoE. Pastor.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13
VETERAN AIRMAN WILLING
TO STAGE NENANA FLIGHT

Aerial transcontinen:al -aX,-cab-
bing is now possible in Alaska. Louis
Katkov. of Anchorage, Is now in
Nenana on a combined business and
pleasure trip, and Is acting n the
capacity of representative Tor the
able flyer. c. o. Hammontree, also
Of Anchorage. Mr.. Hammontree has
well displayed his ability Of flying
during the late war, and he rs le-
Gently purchased a Seaplane, I the
Boeing type, capable Of making
between IS and 100 miles an hour.
Mr. Hammonree has stated that
# sufficient inducement Is offered.
he may come to Nenana 70 take par
in the coming Fourth Of July cele-
bration. and show the oldtimers
some real flying.
Mr.. Katkov will return 10 the
coast tomorrow.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13

Typewriter Paper at The News
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13
NORTHWESTERN HAS MANY
PASSENGERS FOR ALASKA

The steamer Northwestern. of the
Alaska Steamship Company. left
Seattle for Alaska on May 6, with q
total Of 224 passengers, of whom
the following are for Seward and
Anchorage and other points along
the Alaska Railroad:
r. B. Eames, J. f. Keehn. Roger
J. Sharkey, J. A. Ames. II. Dupuy,
T. Detrick, J. B. Chafin. A. \.
Wright, Bishop P. T. Rowe. G. A.
Aarons, f. O. Heaton, Mrs. J. K.
Crawford, Hulda Hanson. 4. Kens-
dal, 0. Blood. J. Nygard. Y. VI. Ger
man, George Perdich, E. X. Ber-
nard. c. f. Jones, Don BIyker. John
Lakes, J. NJ. Dikeman. ". r. Ma
thewson, Mrs. NJ. J. Masenia. Jas.
Mulrooney, Frank Sculley. F. ".
Cobb. 4. NJ. Christensen. L. P. Ham
burger. Edison Marshal, ". F Rehr-
beck. Miss y Mccall. Mrs. P. Ste
phenSon, Joe Mathews. H. Frost,
William Gerig and wife, Margare;
Berg, Anna D. Banker. c. P. Hale
and wife, Margaret Hale. E. n.
Hall, J. c. Pursey and wife. Mrs H.
u. Match. Mrs. NJ Warren. F. V.
Smith and wife and two children,
J. Winsen Reed. H. f. Cross, J. D.
Urban. Gus Manthey. Robert Man
thy, NJ R. Dunn. F r. Griffith, F
E. Carlson. 4. Lister, 0. mcclure
G. ". Carr. o. s. Riswold, E 4.
Eggongluess. J. ". Galloway and
seven Storage.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13
ANNUAL BREAKUP OCCURS;
THREE SHARE IN BIG POOL

The big sporting classic of In
terror Alaska. the breakup on the
Tanana river. occurred at 1:20:25
yesterday afternoon, May y. with
the movement Of the big ice sheet
on which the official flag was firmly
anchored. The movement was Z
short duration. however. the lee
sliding down stream scarcely more
than enough 70 operate the auto
matte signal at the Commission
Fower plant.
The winning ticket was held
jointly by John Welsh and B. W
Miller. each receiving half Of the
s7,955.25 pool Half Of the amount
received by Miller went to Joe Mills.
under the terms Of an agreement
entered into q few days previously.
The movement of the ice was a
tame affair. as breakups so, for tha
reason that the big sheet TANNED
At the bar just below town. and Is
still there. The water level Is rising
steadily now. however, because OF
the jam. and a general movement Of
the ice may be expected shortly.
The movement Of the flag mark
ing the official breakup was heraldei
by a long blast Of the Commission
whistle, which resulted in a gener-
al movement Of excited citizens 20.
ward the waterfront. Business was
almost suspended for the time being
and the school children were dis
missed in order that they. too. might
witness the big event; but general
disappointment resulted by reason Of
the jam.
The s. minute pools at the Port
land and Terminal were won by Pa
Crowley, who also captured one Of
the dollar pools The dollar minute
pool at the Railroad Cigar Store
was won by Mrs. John Wahlgren
and the dollar pool at the y. c.
store was won by Miss c. c. Held.
Harry Waite, visiting Fairbanksan.
won a minute pool at the Terminal.
which enriched his pocke.book to the
extent Of $50. A hastily gotten M
pool among the railroad officials
was won by F. A Hansen. engineer
maintenance and construction.
John Welsh. who received half Of
the money in the big pool, IS a
sourdough prospector who will use
part Of the money for an outfit for
a prospecting trip he plans to make
this season. Joe Mills Is also an
oldtimer who has spent most Of his
time in the hills. and who works
at the barber trade between times
to accumulate grubstakes. He was
already planning a prospecting trip
before the ice moved and it Is likely
he viii get away soon after the river
clears. B. ". Miller is local repre-
sentative Of the Waechter Bros Co.,
and had more than 500 ice pool rick
cts. Mills also had large number,
but II Is said that Welsh had only
$3.50 invested.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13
WIND STORMS KILL THREE

OMAHA. May I3-Three persons
were killed yesterday and consider
able property destroyed by wind
storms IL various parts OF Nebraska.
according 10 meager advices receiv-
ed here
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13

z ". Griffin, former pioneer mer-
chant of Cinema, will operate his
saltery again this season in the 10
diak district. He came North recent
y 10 make preparations for the
commencement Of y 5r.,.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13

The Pacific Steamship Company
has announced twelve-day schedule
INTO Anchorage from Seattle for the
summer The voyages will alternate
between the steamers Admiral Evans
and Admiral Watson. ..
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13

Dan Callahan has announced that
he viii again be an Independent
candidate for Territorial represent
atiye az the November election. Dan
has already started his campaign.
The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1921-1923, 1922-05-13

4 deer recently invaded the en-
virons OF Juneau, and stood for
several minutes on a small knoll
overlooking the highway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

w. II. g. Russell. New
Brighton. ~. y.
Craig & Brown. Brook
lyn. ~. Y.
Davis Bros. n. Y. City.
Downing Bros. Locust
Valley. N. ".
liotchkiss Bros. Co..
Torrington. Conn.
l.. q. VIM. Musbach &
SON. Inc. Middletown.
N. Y. e
Bradford e. Doruchle.
Syracuse. n. ".
North Hudson Mfg. Co..
Weehawkcn. P.O., Nj.
II. +. Greiner. Passaic.
NJ. j..
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.
A Permanently
FireprOOf
IS; :S!;hingle Roof

You may take extreme precaution against
fire from WITHIN your house end sill be en-
dangered from WITHOUT. Amber Asbestos
Shingles will permanently safeguard you from
your neighbors' carelessness. Made of asbestos
and cement, no flame can ignite these slate
Ike shingles that grow stronger with age. The
hottest sparks fall harmless and die on an
Amber roof.
Asbestos ShingIe, Slate & ShealhIng Company
Amber. Penna.
New York Office: S2S Woolworth Building.
nxr y
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

Help Wanted Advertisements in The New York
Herald productive of the best kind of com
mescia and domestic help. Telephone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
EXECUTIVE MUST SELL

: s,ory apartment house on West slth st.,
Price $4,000 Can give possession OF ground
floor apartment. House IN excellent cond
'ion. Apply y. ". NJ, J32 west 2fth ~.
Tel. Chelsea 900.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above 18th st. 10 Goth st. sinclusive).
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
go WEST END AV..

Between Doth and Dist Sta. Immediate
possession.
Now being completely renovated; evers
modern improvement being Installed. ~
stories and basemerti private dwelling, II
rooms. baths; price $4,000; terms 10 b.
arranged; brokers protected. R1BMAN, 81
Cedar st Phone .Iohn GT8.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

Borough Of Brookiyn--Sale or Rent.
The New York herald., 1922-04-23
wA,ERLEy NILS. LITTLE NECK. J.. !.
Long IsIand--SaIe or Rent.

Price &l2saO. cpah $4,000 under construc.
tlon: hotise, Z rooms, baths, tiled kitchen
and bath buiit-n tub. shower. pnrdnct fret
and second floOra copper leaders aud GUT
tcrs; built TO advcrtisr WAvERbEy HILLS;
minutes to depot and water, - minutss
TO Broadway. ii. 8. JOBES, on property
The New York herald., 1922-04-23

80 = &<&< s<a~
Herbert Rutt. Paterson.
". j..
Fred Jennings. Freehold.
N. j.
New Jersey RoofIng &C.,
Perth Amboy. N. J.
Lyle Ellis, Oneonta. MY.
w. Yates Lansing. Rens-
selacr, N. Y.
Robert ,McClorry, New
ark. N. j.
Binghamton Stag Rfg.
Co., Bingliamton. ". y.
Nonpareil Roofing Co.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
RAD MINED WITH econ.

Tho hy-off 40 the shops viii effect
o. number Of men. 10 Is expected that
tb, ult OF this week will create more
business uul that the force VIII soon
to increased However. 90 seems that
the policy of au railroads 81 10 cur.
tln expenses % the lowest and FOR
thaf reason tho rctreuchmcnt here did
nor come until months aftg u was exc
prCfcd % b. predicted now that sub
stauial reductions In freight rates
ard thr GA nas'onsor fare viii he
restored shortly when the railroads
reach a normal condition then all 9th.
or Industries and labor will do the
sane --Childrcss Index.
That there h some good mixed with
the had roes without saying lie, ne
hop that ;he Eood things predicted nv
the iuiex really become apparent with
out delay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17


,i,.. H .... pointed % tht hne
o u.m um u.nwth tb. door before
..r
.... ,.... ........... ~,
".
~uaH hi- action to The word he
un.I s.u.t.. waited, and raped
-.u. 900. iH.r. .Im, nu response,
.U. r., stead. uat, u, that gurish
u.uI aud tHD lansing from the en-
..u., .u .he ground floor.
Professor r.WyDu'' shrugged ana
...... O.. ...1j >lll further but the
Isr DO Eiasu.d Ais arm.
That's only someone who heard
.hI. $500 lId iho officer Uu this beat.
perhaps Wi wants .u investigate Let
.... wait Do anything 81 wrong in this
D. ''mnd ih'i door. I'm go
nE .' a.sHH. responsibility foi break
'- D. .. professor stand back"
Ih. d... ITSELF was massive one,
.Ht ... ...N was evidently old ana finn
$50 Hu ai Dds Third onslaught II
snapped HHh such suidcuu,ss that he
Nas ..m' W..uatei into the apart
U,'.
A s.. -ano. suinycd to show the
outlines ,. uruly carved furniture
-nd cushions scattered about in pro.
.....n Ht 900 u.,i..s.y feminine hand.
.Uf tu. i0um $50. empty. and IT, only
illumination was that strange ray OF
counterfeit sunlight which streamed
through 'u opened door n the opposite
'I.. dU.f which ied evidently to that
'Hai. u..It "It over The strip OF gar
''n .. which thr professor had spoken.
ih. ..I' heater air was heavy with
-H.'.. GLOWING perfume. but mingled
"iH 3D. $3.50" o. nash acrid odur that
."a n.t n,u @. the detective. and no
HI' I'iO.s the doorway OF the studio
''' .h.u paused.
fH.i"- um HUn0 "a large easel was
,ND portrait f woman In gray
'''nN- gown poised uu the third step
'. s'aIas. with ou, shppcrcd foot
"-''.' advanced 1nl hand Of start.
Ing 'hn.s 1uo" which huge EN-.
.iI '"..l tst.d COO Oh. dark. pol
h.H wood "i ihr 0llus,rade The paint.
..s 5000. " hNH finished. but II was
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
With Our Exchanges
On pNnn0Cks DE VII.

Tho Grand Old Man" of Ft Worth
passed away Monday capt ~ B.
Paddock died ON that day Ilo was "a
citizen of that ciiy for about sixty
Years IIe established the first news
papcr m Ft Worth. and had always
boon I'd moving spirit for tho pru- ss
or thlt Dliy iie was lii, president of
tine Chamber OF Commerce Surely no
man In that city had more friends or
yid.f vision than be- tie was one
az th, old guard. and had always been
dynamo OF energy ard enthusiasm.
His death is mourrod hy every soul
m the Panther CITY lIau County
Herald.
Y,s the lives of such men as Cap.
tain Paddock viii continues 10 bless
the commun.tics Boo which they live
loue after they actually pass away
Captain Paddock was great blessing
to De- Worth. and bis memory is Dee.
loved 81 thousands II citizens OF that
..fr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
LEGION ArTER SIACKrRs

The American Legion s. hYJr on the
'ul of sHrssw throughout rHe Nauon.
They boss. mado 90 muu thIt thcy arc
Hot au sympathetic over tlc suffer.
Jugs o' no.. VHu d.I uo. appreciate
lae United States government sufn.
gently fo g,t U .rH Hen make inc
world decent pIa., BOO which 20 live
I1e fo..uNIus matter has been sent
"I' lesion p. 20 service.
THE father his country probably
would uIn Over in h.s grave 10 ne
could s.. hs ane OF One George w..
WASHINGTON oi tac hust dnf r,ad,r
Lr' seat ", tH. government 10
corral th- more than 100000 sacEers a
arg, in the United State Hs r,rt
OF thc 1922 program OF tl. American
Legion. Boo b. does rot promise % be-
au easy task
Another llried member of the Berg.
dou fraternity is Hoa Hum. who cv,-
dentg was 600 tired or bored 10 io.D
up Charles Kaiser might have hon
EXCUSED for family reasons. hut he 90
nos even chow up before 81 draf, io,,a
Another listed Is sam Browne. who d..
played no desire 10 wear the b.lt
An especial Effort probably will b.
PIT forth to capture one Ton Nik. WIN
would have added vim and ,lrir 10 IA,
war hal hr participated Grover clst.
hnd johnson had MOI, symnaiby 70,
iiefsaoii than BE- Oh for the late nr..,
dent
William Johnson who's. address VA,
gwen simply and clearly a. Tim
Ailso. probably got ln and oouldua
at on. Rudolph Linck. gone without
a trace. is surely enough the mlss.n.
one
Ma. Gen. uauis. adJuiant genera
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
TMERE Is Nor 4 QIEsTInN

or the past few ymrs. t1. people
OF This gIty and section have b'Dn won.
dciing about the oil field Zoo rNH
bIty 20 the city whether ur not 10
will show production. and DO a.. IH
what quantity.
During al Of This time Then. have
been Those who held pcr-st,nily "a
the belief that Amarillo TERRITORY wl
show one OF the greatest yields lH 200,
entire country Recent discoveries
lead 10 the belief .n the minds 0f the
most conservative. that this ia destined
10 be the greatest oil field IN the known
world
So strongly Is this belief entertained.
that the men who have made great
fortunes tn OH are investing their money
IN this territory. They are acquiring
vast holdings, thing never known
wherein there does not exist definite
assurances OF the presence OF oil This
fact has encouraged the alty TO be-
lieye that there win b, developed an
incense oil field in this section Of the
piatc.
In addition to these superficial eT.
dence OF oil. the shoWiugs boo mum.
Der Of localities lead absolutely 60 the
fact that there Is oil. and that too.
10 greatest abundance. The people are
looking definitely forward 20 this de-
yelopment There is au impression
broadly current that Amarillo terri.
tory, even in the absence OF amy very
marked production. has passed the *.
ne.mcntal stage.
Already hundreds az thousands OF
dollars have been paid for leases ana
titles 10 land bon this territory other
leases are chang ny hand daily Il is
no longer O. question as to ths develop.
m'nt and some of the ables, biologists
in the United States have slid that this
field is destined 10 be not ouly "a good
one but larg, or, os WE'LL Amarillo
feels that she is confronted with the
Necessity OF getting ready Co. great
'la of Oh development 1ud % is going
'o he a big task
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Kiwanis Club Nav
Start Publication

Tho finance committee Of the Kiwanis
'lnh mo' Yesterday afternoon and rec.
commended that tho club issue n week.
F publication This PROPOSITION will 10
nf"s'niod before tho club NJ its rcru.
hf meeting wednesday noon al the
Amarillo Hotel.
J e. Suann. now secretary. issued
bis first bulletin TO members yester.
dar. announcing tho weekly luncheon
Tor "Wednesday and that the now nro.
Fr'm committee. headed by J. n Coo.
WI BE IN charge. An dues for 'hs
first haf Of 1899 are due. request was
made that mcmbcrs nay up prompt.
~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

ANY erroneous reflection uunu NJ
character, standing. or reputation Of
HaS Ind y.duai. firm, concern 0r cur
r1rat1n tina, may appear Co. the col
umns ~ The News. will b, cHl'y rOf
the editor u II not the intention ~
this newsparer "a v'ongmiIy use, o.
lniure any individual, firm concern 90
con poration. aud corrections HI De-
riade whore warranted us prominently
"a aus the wrlngfuly pub.irhed refer
en,e nr article.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
Stephens Cars Are
Lowered in Price

WalkorHoulware Motor Company.
'o1 Polk S.. distributors OF stephens
automobiles has received notice ~ sub
si1ntnl reductions on cars on models
now in stock are included In these re
ductions. % IS announced.
Prices 81 these cars T. o. b. factory
follw. Two IasanEer roadsters. regular.
1898. two passenger roadstcrs. special
ils-s, touring ear. regular. si7f5'
touring car. special. SiTs5: scrane,te
four passenger. t265o. sedan. seven
passenger szG5b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
WESTINGHOUSE WAFFLE
HOUSE OPENS THURSDAY

The grand opening of tho cafe D.
wes'enhousc wafoce M the CITY LIGHT
and Water Company win take place
THURSDAY However. this cafe win 10
on,ratod only through Saturday. wal
ncs hlug made on Westcuhouse equip.
m.ut
Wafnrs win b. served free and there
VIII D. a Mistlctoe butter. good maple
swap 4na F,,sser's GVbisn Coffee %
81 with them IN addition a free WaI
3D. receipt win 4. given TO callers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
,...e consulting his ,aier aud telling hi" what
80
u, OLIVE HoBDWrs DNEToN

Zone was consulting hr chief s"rDcrer
tud trIrE hm what bad happened
Tho children up bon tho world must
NOT nav, Christmas Dr. finished. How
.tu W, prevent ltf
I'm boil ulnc toad s.varts. said tha
ase,H.r. "sud when thc steam gets
uiU thc secret Ief-sasc th, passage VIII
twist and instead CO coming out iu
grovul,isnd. thu Twin, wiI lind thom-
elves in tho cave at the End of thu
rith The way .ha, Loads o. this cav-
goes in one direction orly. There Is no
SAY Co come hack
TO hs Cnntinucdl
Copyright. 1917. IS. D.. A. Srsicel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17
THE WEATHER

Amarillo and W
Gently Tuesday fair
colder
West Texas To
night fair somewhat
warmer. Tue sday fail
colder Panhandle
Forecast For The
Week Ending Jan.
81 1899.
West Gulf States
Generally fair. bu.
with probability o.
rains about Wedncs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

Let us remember that destructive
criticism is e poor thing upon which
io build mp q community Their, Is al.
ways sufficient volume OF this and
we should De- careful not 10 get it top
heavy. or there might bc Some bad re-.
suits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

Fair association a'l over the Pan.
handle and Plains territory ar. maliog
definite arrangements Tor their annual
exhibits. Practically every ,ommuni.
o. center Ia this portion of tho south.
west has its fair and they are prov.
.rg Of great value.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

% s learned ttlt TOXINS vU have
fr'vfvc thousand mon. motor vehicles
n 1929 Than during In2l according 20
Doe registration with ibs state U-h-
Nty department 20 this estimate is
correct " r. not unreasonable to cypaa.
nat moro than n half million such yo.
hitI'F $500 Doe boo uso ly th. close ~
ihn present year. An This goes to
hoW .ha' iho r'hi0le driven Ig motors
are hero o." stay and h1vo d.u-r,
piece n %. business and social IJs
u. Tine country
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

u1N. temperature normal
southern Rocky Mountain and Plat.
eau Region. Fair 90 the beginning OF
th' week. aud unsettled. with probably
SNOW over northern and rain over
southern portion. thereafter. normal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17

Attorney General uuueh,rts OF tho
United states government ls ar
nouncrl o. uotIounII, Investigation m.
FOO "hoI's'" ana retail prices an o'
which indicates That thr attorney md
his assistants must Doc fairly well 40
with their w.rk. An previous prIc. IN
'.si.rlion work hls been fright uy
shF of absolute and satisfactory re-
sHI's u is doubtm' &c the present clm.
paign viii lo any moro romuul
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-01-17


Professor Semyolos OH. r..H ied
.i.,.l.t ,.b,.. ,,.f..rd tr..f.Is. of
.......... ...a
.'N'' ''' '
placed at ih' disposal OBJ 700
uu u th, solution u ,Hm. 'aes.l 10
Dos hI-nr white $50. .n.s.,IH a.i
.lt.I zoo Sergeant John Hu Groom ODE
uuu.l, G.r,Hu
TI. professor. head with .f- shook
.. white hl. rHIGrd .uuI. uHN boz.
-lr.Wd ,y.- faIukI,d
"Am tau m, hf tE.r. I- moss D'lW.
ness uuou OBJ. waters. N..ur .. "".
IMPORTING. flm fh. Average p..''
m.-a.m,lu.. erms.- .h. attention d
,,.r bureau" s fhf NHE Nnu hate
n...u,.I ODD. t.#I.HI rIfH a. uu..u. COD
nlf m.st wI.m. .lu IrI .u E".f
civilian ,.th.-.
.YmE. .. mr Professor Smru
,p.. Tu. d.,r., uusH.I t-u
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