davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

which are ex-
pected To take
place before
the Wings open
the Matt o n a !
Hockey League
s @ a S on here
a & in st the
Boston Bruins,
Oct. 28.
n a ito n a ]
Hockey League
clubs are AL
1nufgI a., ,.~...,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Cross-Quiz Puzzle

HORIZONTAL
i-whst island Is known as The Pearl
of the Antilles3
5-Highest points.
1O-Pack.
l5-IngenuOo
16--Large horn.
lT-Song birc
l6-WOOdy plant
la-More delicate.
2O-Pers0nal pIOnoun
21-Electrihed particle.
21-SOothcS.
23--Scandinavian slant
2S-Bite repeatedly
26-Souihern state tsbbr.l
3e-What creeks name Is immortsu7ed by
battle between Yankees under Me
Clellsn and Coniederstes under Lee
In is627
S9-Free
S7-Whs, Eool bearing rumlnsnt Is
familiar oess. o. burden In South
America
3s-Enrsnce.
a0-FTChC
42-Legal claim.
A3-An enclosed model auto.
45-Decorste by insertion.
47-French HTtlcie.
4s--Likely 10 happen.
S5-Whst y mountain rsnrs separates Euro
pean and Aastic Russia?
AA-fletDt Il4A'.
Seized abusive language.
Sq--taud measure.
sO-Idands iFr b.
63-caihedral city Of northeast France.
64--Ay1N
Tai Mahalq
es-Saflye Of scotland
67-Who IS the principal character Of a
famous fantasy by Lewis CARROLL
6s-Cliuch.
Eq-Sprf.
TO-Irlsh ejaculation.
7l-AllCWsnce Tor waste.
VERTICAL
f-Svuem n religious devotions
2-Wnat Is nicknamed the Beehive
state
9-FrCnch cap.
4-il4liIerS
5-Whst general name Is applied n the
West Indies with the exception OF the
BshamaS'
s--What eSiled king was succeeded by his
son MlhaN9
--Appearancc.
S-TwiIlEht
g-symbol for seleniuMz
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Spiindrift
# Temple and Snay
Team. Watch Out!
BY GEORGE 4. VAN

Capt. Freddie Temple went all
around that part of the Baltic
mot occupied by the Russians after
peace was declared looking for
an eight-meter sloop
Among the spots visited was
the yard of Abeking and RaSmus-
sen whore those one design,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Wing Trades
On Griidd|e
Only Jack Stewart
Is Certain Starter
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jack Adams recent sale Of Ed
die Wares, right wing on his last
Stanley Cup champions, is the
first of several deals and trades
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
LISTEN TO THIS:

Legal Gamble Dept.-Gambling
may be against the law outside
the Detroit race track but what
do you call our system OF becom-
inc a Michigan state senator or
county treasurer, for instance by
drawing lots E. That's the Mich
igan law -. II the leading candi-
dates for township, county or
certain state Offices are tied on
the final elections returns, they
draw 10 see who gets the office
Sounds a lot like a lottery,
doesn't it?
Ice Chips Dept.-Although Cor
don (Tinker) Bell, the goalie pur-
chased from Buffalo by the To-
ronto hockey club, is reputed 10
be a great prospect, Maj. Connie
Smythe still gives the inside track
TO Frank McCool, last years net
minder ANY one who could
beat Montreal and then shut out
Detroit three straight as he did,
has 70 be No. / on my list" says
the little major
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
OFF THE HOOK
You've Got to Play Hockey
To Get Big Dough Now

DeptBoSses in the National Hockey League
with years booting
off players
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
BY Don GiIlies
In the Open
In the Open BY Don GiIies
Pheasant Season Similar
To Holiday in S. Dakota

MOBRDGE D. Oct Near the first Of October each year,
Dakota hunting eventthe
with all the excitement of a holiday.
period 40 days in countries the fields and
a
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

io-what general In the Asistic theatef
Is nicknamed "VinegsT Joe'7
ll-Food nSh.
l2-Submit.
13-Armed conflicts.
1s-Medieval weapon.
22-Small insect.
2A-Cereal grass.
25-Growl.
26-Hold ARMY.
2T-HelpeT.
29-Make UP for.
30-Caudal sppendage
3l-M0hAmmedAn prince
32-vicarage
34-Antic (colloq.l.
36-Run over.
3a-Enumerate.
Al-Meddled.
44-NostrilS
4e-Former Jap Island base In the Cslo-
lines
io-Wicked.
5i-Yklding.
S4-Gsnus Of palms.
b5-what English composer wrote "Pomp
ana circumstance"7
S6-Devastate.
5T-CurveS
bS-PreSs clothes.
Sa-Creedy.
sl-what historic canal connects Buffalo
with Albany, ". Y.1
s2-SeAson.
64-Mait drink.
6T--Hebrew month.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Last Weeks Puzzle Solution

: E||HE| III E &
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Army's Power

ReitIee. In0msS y IlmIln INIsghraI !,
umpire Frank : Bergin Princeton lines.
man. william Ohyenberger Boston Col.
legel field Judge, Fred r. Wallace ,Wasn-
ingtonl,
Army q - 7-2s
Michigan o o u
Touchdovns-Blsnehsrd J. Davis, Mcwir
llAmS RenneT
Points after Observation-Disclosures q,
Ponxetto.
Army-Wal,erhouse Chsbot Mcwiiliams,
Rowan, Wayne. Bryan, Steffy, Biles. La, Mar,
Poole. GrimenSteln.
Michigan-Fonde, Dworxky. Elliott. Mcneil,
Hershberger Rehberger Smith. Freihoffers
PrASsaw. Ford Sobeleski. Callahan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
Army-Michiean Statistic.

Fuu6lcs fecoytred ~ opponents
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Pea Referee - Lyle ~ Clsrno tBradieyl
tupirc-E G. BreEer tOhio u Field
judce-Bernafd Darling Bcioitt. Headlines
uan-E. {. Cur''ss tChicagot
Score by periods-
Notrc Dame IL IA
Dartmouth o o o O.
Tpuchdowns-Colela. Rrlvik Yonto. skof-
.uno lehler Point after touchdown-Krivik
3, SkCglund.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Gully DahlStrom Of the Chicago
Black Hawks is one OF the first TO
feel the kickbaCk He's through
with the big time. chiefly because
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14
MORE CUTS COMING

Many a salary slash is coming
TO former stars, who are not worth
the difference this year with every
training camp full Of returned
servicemen and smart hockey
playing youngsters who are al
lowed 10 cross the border for the
first time It's this depart
ment'S guess there Will be few
players getting $1,000 or $1,000
Most of the n. II. L. boys will
have to be happy with S4.000-and
teeth replaced at the clubs ex-
pense.
Last year was players
year. Now it's our turn" is the
consensus from the managers
-. The players won't have fat
war jobs TO fall back on if they
don't like the offers.
Watch for reluctance on the
part Of former name players
around the league 10 sign.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

didn't report until the season was
under way last year.
81 know he held a gun to
TObin's head last year and so i
wasn't surprised to see him
out" said another n. II. l.. boss
at the Toronto Maple Leafs din
ner the other night But Dahl
strOm Il just one"
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14
TRICK FOR HEARING IN A DIN

A person can hear another's speech better amid loud noises if he puts his fingers in his ears.
 This statement was made in a General Electric Science Forum address recently by Dr. Edwin G. Boring of Cambridge, Mass, fac ulty member of the Harvard psy- chology department.
 You see," pr. Boring explain ed, 'the other man has to shout to be heard above the racket but if he and the racket together are somewhere near the upper limit of the lOudneSS you can hear, with all your auditory nerVe-endings working, then the whole mass Of sound needs to be stepped down, made ouieter. When there is less auditory cOmmotion in your ear, it can discriminate difference in sound better. The trick really works. You cannot hear what the man is shouting until you put your fingers in you rears."
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14
ATOMIC TREMORS
 FELT 56O MILES AWAY

The earthquake-like s h c k caused by the test explosion of an atomic bomb in New Mexico was strong enough to travel through the earth's rocky crust and record itself on three seismographs in the towns of Boulder City, Overton and Pierce Ferry, New, 560 miles to the northwest, pr. D. s. Carder, in charge of these stations, told Science Service in response to a query.
 These instruments are main tained jointly by the U. s. Re clamation Service and the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey, to keep close track of earth shifts by the heavy load of water piled up behind the dam.
 The instruments of the U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey earth quake observatory at Tucson Ariz., though nearer to the scene of the test, did not show traces of the shock.
The Nome nugget., 1945-11-14
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.

Wednesday, November IA, l945 Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy today and Thursday. lowest tenn perature Thursday morning 8, highest temperature Thursday IS. Nome data as of 7:3O am. to- day: Precipitation last "A hours none, Total precipitation this month l.50 inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest IA, lowest 6.
 Maximum wind last A hours p miles per hour from the north east.
 Sunrise at 8:33 am. Sunset at BOP pm.
 Comparative data:
 Temperatures one year ago to- day: highest p, lowest 5.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907:
 Lowest g in 1910; highest 37 in 1887.
 Data for other selected stations
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-26
Page 3

Tombst one. Mn. Hami 1ton was mead Of the
Training and Employees Relations Sec
t1on at Civ Pers Branch. 80. Ida N. Mad
den this week resigned from her posi-
tion at the Fi3ance Office to be mar
ried to David Keyes, who before enter
Ing the service was employed at the
Port Huachuca Post Exchange. MRS.
Helen Weed and Son Of Ell Paso, Texas
and Mrs. 9Ialter D. Rarney Of Warren,
forMGrly tlia Misses Helen Dodge and
Leslie Tyler 2nd both formerly employed
at this Post were visitors here Friday.
HOSPITAL AEPORTER = (Merccdes lopez
No news this week from the hospital
W. are looking forward to next week.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-26
AMQnv Gz2&awasb Aaa4g

Last weeks Issue Of the Post Script
announced that beginning with this week
the civilians Of Fort Iuachuca will reg
ularly have at their disposal page in
the weekly post publications we'll, here
1t is and it is hoped that the addition
Of this feature will be Of mutual in
terest and benefit to all concemed;-
however, this page can be no better
than we civilians make it ard In order
TO get started a staff of reporters has
been selected and their first contri Oh
lions are spread upon this page for all
TO see. Another feature Of this civilian
page will be a "Question and Answarm
department which Will attempt to answer
question relative to Norkin. as a civ
l1ian| or the Var Department. # any Of i.
the civilian employees have questions
regarding personnel procedures kindly
submit them to the "Question and Auswern
department at the Civilian Personnel
Branch.
The reporters representing the various
organizations will appreciate any news
items Of interest and these items should
be called to their attention il sue
cess is going to be de Of this under
taking.
Mr.. ROLLIM B. HOLTON
PRO = Civ Pers
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-26
ks7 knemzzo Nzu5- A Billy Brvu$

Ray Wilcox, who has been in the Army
school for truck mechanics at Atlanta,
Ca, is home en- leave visiting lis fat
her, Harry ". wilcox, and his wife and
children at VI. Apache Flats. H. ". vii
cox says he is glad to have his boys
colAo home to visit him 50 he can put
them to work On his cattle ranch out
side Of Benson.
It is rumored that George White and
Trapper Jones, former employees Of the
Post Engineer, are back in the States.
We haven't heard from nDeer-a-yearn
Samuel j. Martin, plumber, who has been
on hurting trip for nearly two weeks.
Looks Like his luck has changed.
The apache Flats recreation cor4i ttee
consisting 81 I'm. Il. Finch, G. C. Gill
aspy, and Ia Heanoy are throwing some
fine dances at the Community House every
Thursday Evening. At the present time,
music is being furnished by tbs Jackson
Brothers Special Service Band, local
Continued on PAGE l. Column y
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-10-26
4+I|se44oArtsr, : o1'sc ~AM*1zr4M71a~".t

Mrs. Evelyn Rhodes, formerly Evelyn
Dodge Of the Civilian Personnel office,
has returned to the Post and is now eGt-
ployed at the separation Center. MIR.
and Mrs. C. P. Hamilton, formerly en-
ployed at the Civilian Personnel Branch
have opened the Silver Queen Cafe at
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
MYRTLAND Gates
IN ELECTION RACE
MAKES FORMAL ANNOUNCE
MENT o. Ills CAEDI
DACY TODAY

Mu'lsu4 Cat, etu A.. e.I
EnuRu O" tbs u.. g., uf ~,
Wet nrma a,tIt, In tr. sr.ss.
urs ct uary ,.l, srl ua,,s u..
uIrauIfsfluu.. hs- entered Goo,
Ga,r iH lrt JYmr .Hu.. 90
fh, .nugue ,l,,tau tn ts h,.u
ou Tar-1as N.s.uf. e. U. 81.
usi sruuHru,nf 600 fI. pt
uun ahlsh h, -s,s. a
found .n f.iss- II.tI.al ,H snn
of The CHnwu
o. discussing BAD. ,anfsds..
Mr Gates submitted 'h. iu.as
luE statement
TO Do. ,u' O.. cd H.. w.
! nr.H POO State fHaf $3.50 - Is
CANDIDATE ior Cus Commission
IA fHn s.erilun "a g. H,s uu
TUESDAY, NoteWtsr q
IL elected make ars prom
Ia ami that e. wiif aIva, IS
wwk Cog tbe interest 80 r..
W. a- has, al91v- 5nn, n
fhr past a~ % TAXPAYER sud
aI~u uaH rental property
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22

dent addlc-- with tali- bt
Governor Willard D. ca 2
we'll stat, chairman Walter
L.. HAYS. ol Orlando. tat,
president returned hcror
and Community War Chest
officials
Listening paIte. Cumpu-t
~ fhatleauds 90 volunteer Wufk
,.. sIlI GaingI tugeth,. u ,.cE
,tt fuanship end community Boa
THHa aIih tbrif uAu program
I.,fmln4ft fu the sia'pVIdt
Frda trat.fr lsliue lng Pre-
n.rt Truman
~, fhsnr 90 ths meetings $500
ir thst sIpfafs tawt 20 Flpuaa
Centennial Year - that We aI,
tbankfuI fhaf wt arg geueJuus
.r Eufaft that Wt intend q.
rulsn tHr rH and render mast
run .ertfD, until tn ~fEI,
Hse. .um, down n American
Eumes
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
DEWEY TO BE
CALLED In PEARL
HARBOR PROBE
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK
MADE STATEMENT THAT
ROOSEVELT KNEW BEFORE
HAND OF SNEAK ATTACK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.
1t was said here today that
Governor Dewey probably
will be called by the congress
sionsl committee investigat-
ing the Pearl iiarbor disas-
ter, as a result of the state
ment he made that he was
aware the late President
Roosevelt knew that the at
tack was to be made Is hours
before the Jsps struck.
Governor ilt 49, said he
bad been requested not 10
comment "n the report dur
ing The New York goRsrn"r 4
campaign for the presidency
last wear.
aa.sasa AsssI Ne C=Wmenl'
Gsvctnuf lhsN,v stld b. bad
if,n .krH o. lsifafu iIuu c,Hu
u,nt e. Il would hsvs disr.usf A
GO tho JI that ih' United Stai'
milli.tN HutslltEsmcr srtvNt haff
df-r ullffs &C. -cfarked ths
Ja,r r,' ,sat lt risH abr
y -. ai.r.iHn- rH. uau,ur,
81 lsp fu..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
Board Of Public Works
Outlines Street Repair
Program For Key West
~~~@ -~W%[1
Mae Arthur Demands
Statement Prom laps
Regarding Finances

ToKYo SEES a1-csnsrsl
So AFihaF tsaaY asmsnded
af 49, Gspmnes9 impeFial
m4NeFnmaml . enmplmts iinan-
sAa' sfatasnNut ef TIE sandi-
iian 81 rs tEeaaaFY and sll
hmmNa lm 1mpan
tts sawa tha weveFnmeni
SO wewMa 90 iFmnsmit 30 him
3 fail ststsm3ns 81 Iap9nn
alnmmeaal aamndfms.
tiasAaaaFlwFs said mat re
wNm9faA whn commanded
tas 1awamwas toFcaa in KoFea.
hsa heen ARRESTED ana wili
&C. tried a. = wmF crlminaL
Nha NaFaamk. since the fall
a1 tha 1@namena empire have
falaaaa manT aioriea about
fap afFeElttsa IN thai eenn
tFF TIE erusialsa wsEe in
assfgaminats END ware IN
fArtea am SISSY thous@nds q
kafaaa wuuRn end children.
81 eel e. ma@n
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
new SERIAL STORY
IS STARTED TODAY
INSTEAD OF Hin" Is TITLE
or STORY STARTING
IN THE CITIZEN

Car %, lives led by mothCr
and her soVicty friends infiucncc
Rul o. thu puiui where she
shuns marriage
Can q girl who wants io raivt
uut q career for hefsrH ~
stopped brcau-U she b. e 81 oman
Can husInCs, ami lut, m1xp
What Jane Gurs had seen ~
marriage ss ltd hs hef mothf
and h,r ~sEietv Ciusd hat uadn
hcf dscidc o. wcd hcrsen o. q
business carter ~ hen she rr-
Ccives e call fuT help frum hCr
gTandmolher % help her hmd
"ui what IS wrong in Cufupany
30 which shr huid nnanrtsll
interest. shr take c. luh "a ttr
sheridan Manufacturing Gone
lanf st rlcfk typst. H,f alulltg
D. soun rrcuEni1cd and adds anCs-
n'"ut Is fapsd
Mari ssrr,dan bfllEsat vsslas
inventor bad CO.. h'tI. lntt u
"um,n tg calgcle 81 Jans had iu
men COL husband Bu tha' aan
IrCvtnt hlm. uh,q the lus u
nftt called Him o. W4UIuafan.
from arknov hedging uaf Jtu.
Hs- Boo. wY.l iaG.aI 81
h,aj Of soc hfu
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
DRIVE OPENS At NAVAL
STATION HERE OCTOBER

Contributions 60 the Ma
tlunal War Fund Campaign.
which includes among as ar-
tfHlilDs operation 81 toe USO
oluis. United Soamcn's Sery-
tCc. War Prisoncrs AID and
AmCrHCan HONS scTvle,s sup
ported hy Community Chests.
aTC urged 10 tee drive WhlCh
upcns on q, tuhsf I at ihr Ma
val staiiun htfp. tt D. au-
nuunCtd IS Capt & 3 Rsul-
dan. commanding officer Ma
sal Operating Ba-'
Dfp.riiuUni tcld- co.,, a.l
ed tu appoint representative
i1 contact psr.unnrl iu an q.
furt Go raiss ihC lDcsl quota &C
si3.una Civilian personnel srr
asked 80 cansidar thsmsslyrs
~ afflicted WIth the Navy in
thi, effurt
Contribution should ho
turned In 60 Lieut. FudrrL
A.lftin. splfsrc and .crrra-
iiun Officer. not iaicr than
Oef a.. Together With uf%Ht
frar ths ar'itffV chairman
Contributions f,un pfrsouuel
81 ti, Naval Az STATION sud
fa.a CHra Az Station slr Co.
o. submitted to lru' Il
Prank q Vrrfus W.lfa,
snd recreation office Hb. %.
tHfE.ua r .upfHfl"r HI.h
luui Martin &. fbc Nast
r.rft -rnfatat 90 ttHsl e..
ft.fs.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
PRESIDENT To
ADDRESS NATION
ON WAR FUND
WILL BE HFARD on RADIO
HOOK UP ON OCTOBER q IN
BEHALF or NATIoNA.
CAMPAIGN

MIAMI. Sept. 22.-The
President Of the United
States will address the ma
ton. via radio. all networks.
from the White House on be-
hall of the National War
Fund Campaign. Tuesday
evening. October 2nd. 1915.
from 1880 10 1895 pm.
The Florida Division ct
the National War Fund
plans TO follow the Presi-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
OFFICIALS OF
ADVERTISING UNIT
VISIT KEY WEST
VICE CHAIRMAN or STATE
COMMISSION AND JAMES
LARIMoRE. COMMISSIONER
ENTERTAINED

J Saxton Lloyd. vice chairman
Il the Florida state Advertising
Commission. and James +. Lari-
more. commissioner for the fourth
congressional district, Wcrc IN
Key West YESTERDAY "a obtain
general information IN connection
with the advertising campaign
that will be conducted by the
commission.
They were entertained az
luncheon ~ Ia Concha by Off
Gals and directors ol thc Key
West Chamber of Commerce
The visitors explained icntatIvc
plans % thu commission IN rts
overall coVCraRe oi the cniirr
state IN nationwide advertising
IN heading magazines and news
papCrs.
Mr LLOYD and ~ Lulworc
said they acre impressed ~ith
the oppuTtunltlrs offered ht kcy
West fuT intcrt sting publiciiy.
They said they Wuuld rCtutu
here tn obtain more detailed iu-
formation ttfafr the advertising
campaign g. started
Hosts st the lunChrun Wrls a.
Maitland Adaus. president ui
thc Chsmlst uf Cuum,iy,. Nh.
Hugh Williams. t1rc president
Hugh Htdgs. uanaEuI ul IL
uurfs Dusrurfs tbu & F.Hr.
Edwin p Trrspr. Guuzalu b.
anllia. W " D,meuii. Ft,d q.
Elrrhartit sfrd SortrlsGy Step
BE- 70 CUchrane Sinei.tou
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22
REJECTS RUSSIAN
DEMANDS BEARING
ON PREPARATIONS
SECRETARY OF STATE jas.
r. BYRNEs HEARD yrs
TERpAY on ISSUE DEAL
ING WITH ITALY

80 Aa@HsANt"8
4 LONDON. Sept. z7.-Ser-
rotary of State James q.
Byrnes, at a meeting yesseT-
day Of the council Of foreign
ministers, rejected a Russian
demand of S6o0.o00.OsJ ~
Preparations from Italy ON the
ground that that country -
not financially able Co pay
that sum.
Ills view wa supported
by British Foreign Mini ter
Ernest Bevin.
Should PrY Us. FiFss
ScDltiafy Berurs told fwfia1
Cumn,issar Aolutuy ~ Rose that
itsiy hssd nsvef repatt q slpl-
O00.esB stainlssiiuu iuan usssif af
the UuItrd STATES tn 49, ana
that tie UNITED State might rsa-
sunahiy contend piHriy uttf thF
nllssisn fspst stlur deu snt
FROM italian tamrrs e. Waa
lsssrnsd that fht pssuuui o.
Itais - rwpsraiipn demanded hI
Rutsia. C.fseve sfa We sF'ssln
Wuulu hsubfuHi l't.t trl us Oh
sfovk ans clnww - i.s. Amen
cen plan fut flr etuufrfI Et
E.iIlIliatiuH Z ifst.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-09-22

ELECTOR MUST
SIGN AFFIDAVIT
TlffB VIII 81 REQUIRED TO
woTE fN CoNINc
m0Mp ELECTION

1shH tuvland. up,r, lsor
Hf ffatlon aid ipda,
thaf nlhl, uu, Resident
Nunfnr euuufh mat think
fha 81 she's uNu r,aIt m
fht lmHit aud afr aIfrads
uu trred thrt uill b, uuaIi-
td Co vote u thc election
u 81, htIl nu December a.
.a dttHly whether ur uof
nda cd s25o o00 will be ~
ud ta provide q fund 90
Na.u = tsasn 600 k,h W,-f.
hzaai Pa Aiiiaaut
EE e fa
.aftH stHi. H
tns uI sea-.
auT. uasns
.fs .uIngs .al HI
af. o. .saHkt
.IE#tast .s# f
PA. .au .a.. H
aH. H 44aI
.H. ..t...ai
"# D.
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