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The Raider Reporter (Winifred, MT), 10 May 1983, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/TheRaiderReporter/1983-05-10/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
' , , ; .' . . ... .. ' . . · tt * ' * * * . · . . ~Page J. , * · .. · ' -<it***·:* · : . · • , 1 . I _· : :~ ;; - :, R . ~to ER : ·' , RE . Po RTE rf ·; • I • :• . ~ '. ~ - · • • • \ .• • •••. •• •' • • · ,• •- /_ ******** · · ·* .'. . , ;i • • . THE FINAL . -L~-c- ~~ -- ~ - .. , , 7 · ·. ~ REVEN6E , . ,., . , \ :/ ; . - · Dr. frown - lookea CJJe'r\:f- · · where, but could not find the papers, then when he ~13 . J~t about to give up he accidently touched a tile on the wall and it slid back. · Inside · were the booklet and assorted water sAmples, which pro- ved thare was a monster out there e _ atting all the marine life. Shocked, he went to the airport and got a ticket. When he got to Washington Jim went to the U.L.M.s. (United Lea- gue of Marine Scien~ist). . After a day of experment- ing . with the samples the only conclusion they came up with was that the mon- ster was real, The board members put together a team of the 10 best men suited 1br this emergency. The cargo of their air- plane was specialized eq- uipment 1hat could capture or kill the thing. When they got to NoWhere the)r set up their base in the late Dr. Blake's house. The sonar scanner was set up along with the genesis particle machine and the ganma activitor laser. The first day the sonar only picked lP a f&w fish, but the second<dpy it picked up a . large mass heading for the surface, they then turned on the radar and it picked up . • a boat. The boat on the- screen then just disap- peared and the monster on the sonar screen slow- ly sank to the bottom. Three of the men were sent in a mini sub to lo- \6te and capture the mut- ated monster. They went to the depth of a mile, down there was a catacome of caves, The highly mane- uberably sub was just the right size to fit in the caves to explore. They went in a few hundred- yards· and then they uw it! It was a - egg the size of a boulder. They gqt : closer to it, and within the ~g was coming a faint cry, a~ . . the · • w,1. ter started getting turbulant and they heard a loud cry that S)unded like a whale. Then in a split second she was there. It was the last thing they - aaw., . kt . the base the sub•o ~ \trans- ni.tion . . was suddenly · cut off. They . knew now what had to be ': done. If they killed the egg, it's mother would problably go back from where it came from, the ; bottom of the Ocean. Taking another two subs they - built on their w~apons and got ready to go. There would only be ' . two men left to moni ter the equiI,Xrient. , The subs fpund the · caves, but it would be llard to find the right one. . They searched for two ' hours and · were a bout to ' 1 give up when there it was. They started their underwater laser, but incredibly it did not phase the : egg. They then got an idea. The ceiling of the cave was filleµ with stalactites, so they turned the laser on them~ which made them collapse on the egg. When the veter started to bubble they knew what was · corning so they split up and , . . went into different caves. The monster swam after one· o! them. Before the sub had a chance to shoot it, the thing tore it into a : tti.ou- sand pieces. It then went after the other mini sub. The sub though had · the monster locked on target and shot it with the gamna laser. The creature cryed in pain and swan ih a cave. The men waited a few mintues and decided to go. Just when they got out of the cave, the mon- ster broke of! the end of the sub. The only man that was left alive was Dr. Brown • . He found the box wii,. t}1:B!uba · '. gear in it and put it on. The monster was breaking the sub up, but Brown got out in time. The creature stopped mq. turned to him. Just when be thoughtthere was no hope he saw it, a giant harpoon gun · that the late Dr. Blake used. Brown swan down and reset the gun. The monster cha- . rged him and he shot. The harpoon hit him and blew up. The harpoon rope got tangled around Jim, as hard as he tryed he could not get out of it. The~ dead monster slowly sank to the bottom of ihe Ocean dragging Dr. Brown behind him and that was w · . be his final revenge. Hitchhiking champion of the world, De:von Smith totaled 291,000 rr~les in thumbed lifts between · 1947 and 1971. He covered all the 48 states in 33 · days in 1957. First ti:ne : in a Rolls-Royce was on , his 6,013th hitch. The fastest perfor- . mance by an apple picker was when Harold Oaks of Hood River, Oregon, at age 22 in 1972 picked 270 • bushels in 8 hours in his father's orchard. The tiniest beltline known t:> woman is 13 inch- es. Mrs. Ethel Granger of England had a natural 22- inch waist, but she re- duced over a 10 year per- iod, 1929-39 until she g;'t it down to 13 inches. These facts were taken from the Guin.'less Book of World Records.
