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May 31, 1M6
HIC NOTFBS AND COGENT 'ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS RECORDED BY THE GAaM
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ILLUSTRATING THE' TROUBLES OP A MOVIE PHOTOGRAPHER
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together, at tho Mexican border, but thoy were mean enough to separate and walk" around him.
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THEY MARCHED RIGHT IN AND TURNED AROUND AND MARCHED RIGHT OUT AGAIN
American troops, breaking jCnmp at their San Antonio, Mex., base., The picture reveals how, the American!
adapted themselves to Mexican conditions by building Mttlo adobo walls, on top of which they fixed their tenia.
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