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OFF THE COAST OF CALIFORNIA .
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MAY BE TYPE GERMAN RAIDERS ARE CARRYING. IT IS TWENn-MVh
FEET LONG AND ATTAINS HIGH SPEED WHEN RUN ON SURFACE
ANTHONY NELSON, OLD CIRCUS MAN, STAGES PIGEON
ACT EVERY DAY AT NOON NEAR HIS RESTAURANT,
FORTY-NINTH STREET AND WOODLAND AVENUE
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Mr -rnd Mrs. Irv.a Cobb were among the prominent patrons at thla
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EUSSIANS NAVIGATE THE CAUCASUS ON THE SHIP OF THE DESERT
War camels are in extensive use by the English and Turks, but not everybody knows
that the Russiaa army uses them in larg numbers.
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