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<br />/J 5. 'Uses in the sections Jtateline to 'Syracuse and Syracuse to
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<br />and Garden City were thus each divided between Caddoa water and
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<br />The
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<br />and further divided between
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<br />in Kansas were computed bw subtraction
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<br />those originating in Colorado
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<br />and in Kansas. The division ViaS made on the basis of the ratio of the amount
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<br />accretions present in the section.
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<br />Summary of Results
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