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FLOWING WANTED.

ANTED-B-eaking md blowing; we
have a big steam outfit and we do
good work. Bergren & Moan, Lake
Park, MINI. Box 214
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FOR SALE-Fine truck garden in
Huntington's addition to Fargo, on
Thirteenth street south, containing five
acres, enclosed Ny a beautiful willow
hedge; there are about two acres planted
in asparagus which will cut 5000 worth
this spring, 1000 currant bushes bear
in fruit; 100 gooseberry bushes, 10
cherry trees which bore fruit last year
and also plum trees, etc. There is a
large tool house on he place complete
with all tools necessary. to work the
garden, and also :. good we'll and pump.
Price, $3.50 for quick SALE This place
can be rented for $50 for the season.
Fred j. Krogh, office 72O Front street.
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WAN I ED--Girl for general work. Mrs
Osgood, 1916 Third avenue south.
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FOR SALE-An Osakis, Mimi, lake
shore farm, l40 acres: over one-half
mile on lake; fine location and the best
of land; buildings insured for s1,400;
fifty acres under plow, balance timber
and cut-over land; not over two acres
but can be plowed; price $1,000, mort
gage $4,000, balance cash; owner must
have money for other business G. B.
Roddis, Long Prairie, MINI.
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WAN ed - Experienced sewing girl
Sl4 Fourth street north.
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WANTED TO RENT-coTTAoE

WANTED at once, for this season,
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FOR SALE-$6,5O0 stock general mer-
chandtse; will rent building. Net
profits made per year, $4,000. Address
$40, Forum.
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HELP wANTEp-FEMALE.

WANTED-Gi at the Red River
Laundry.
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FoR sALE-poTAToEs.

WANTED--To sell 1000 bushels Early
Ohio Potatoes at 30 cents per bushel,
sacked. Address II. ~. Quinn, Lisbon,
~. u.
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WANTED-The d. esent address OF
George Johnson, stone mason, who
was formerly at argo, Valley City
and GAINESVILLE. e. care Forum.
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No Credit.

You can't get spring suit unit
you settle up for the last, said the ex,
asperated tailor.
ION my world" exclaimed Gussia
Gum In amzement.
mo, not on your word or your note
either"
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FOR SALE-159-acre improved farm,
located three and one-half miles from
railroad town, in a well settled farming
country, good neighbors, German and
Americans; land is level, good clay
loan soil; borders on q beautiful spring
lake, good fishing; this farm has forty
acres cleared and under cultivation, free
of stumps, no stone; good five room
frame house with stone basement: fine
shade trees in front Of house; good log
barn, hen house and hog house; build
ings located on bank Of lake; good well
OF water, with pump near house; on
X. +. d. and telephone line; school one
half mile; farm is located on maiH
Travelled road; forty acres of good tim I.
Der, balance in pasture and brush; farm
is partly fenced. Price, $4,000; terms,
$500 cash, balance on long time. Can
give possession at once. We also own
nine other improved farms from forty
acres to ESQ acres each at prices rang
ing from $l2 to $40 per acre; will sell
on easy terms. We own several thou
sand acres Of timber land with sugar
maple, oak, and Eastwood timber. On
these lands We build a comfortable log
cottage; price with log cortage) from
$40 to SIS per acre; terms, 800 cash,
balance on time to suit purchaser We
are located in Barron county, rs miles
northeast of st. Paul. Send for our
special land list and free books about
western Wisconsin. Address Wisconsin
Colonization Co, Cumberland, Wis
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WAN ED--Women cooks Hotel Min
nesdta, Detroit, Minnesota.
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WANTED-Sewing girls and appren-
tees. Apply room Operahouse an
mex.
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CITY MEAT MARKET FOR SALE

Meat market and trimming room, No.
/ refrigerator, ice house filed and barn
for three horses; granary that will hold
400 bushels Of grain, buggy shed and
place to put hides in smoke house;
TWO living rooms over shop and four
rooms adjoining shop and hall, very
comfortable and warm, Only shop in
live North Dakota town. Owner has
good reason for selling. Address so,
care Forum.
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BEFORE BUYING any business or
property write for our magazine
Opportunities" Mailed tree. Dalrym-
pie Co.. Faiaee Bldg Minneapolis,
Mimi.
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FREES FOR SALE.

NORWAY poplar cuttings for sale,
grown In Otter Tail county; guaran-
teed genuine, fastest growing tree
known, fourteen feet In two years; saw
logs in ten years; see Farm, Stock &
Home for April /, page 335. Address
/. N. Reberg, Route /, Fergus Falls,
MINI.
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REWARD OFFERED.
vlAvl SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

VIANI Science Of health, natural, non.
surgical, cloth bound 400 page book
block. Lecture for women Friday nj
400 y. m
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE.

Auto FOR SALE four-cylinder,
2O-horse, four passenger car, with
top, gas lights, storage battery, all In
trst-class shape; viii sell for $500 cash.
Box 1872, Forbes, N. ID.
FOR SALE-$1,S0O and freight will
give you the same value as any So, =
00U car on the market This will buy
the new 5-passenger Autocar, complete
with top, prestolite tank, extra shoe
and inner tube, ready for the road, no
extras classy. speedy and will stand
the gait. More Autocars on the streets
of New York and Philadelphia than any
other car on the market. Write or call
for demonstration at the Nicollet ave-
nue. Automobile Co., Northw estern
agents. 1892 Nicollet avenue, Minneap-
oils, MINI.
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VIEW SPAPER and job shop, $500 Of
taken quick; annual business $4,000,
and growing; reasonable cash payment
wanted; will consider proposition to
lease; good reasons for sacrificing at
quick sale. News, Carpio, N. d.
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For Information concerning the where
abouts of Geo. Willis. Adolph Masonic.
Chaffee, N. ID.
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SNIP. for quick sale-320 acres choice
prairie farm; TX Ills fro town of
F'robisher; It's acres under cultiva-
ton; tive-room cottage, granary, stable
I'D good wei situate. thereon. Cash
price $3.50 per acre. Time price SIS
er acre as @ollows, $1,000 down, bal
ance in six nrual payments. Good
prospects for anC Their railwaJ in vici-
nifty. Come and inspect or write,
McKeen Bros, hardware merchants,
Frobisher, Sask.
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WANTE D--100 pianos to tune. My
speciality Is. Perfect work that will
remain 50. L. w. Parsons (Dir. OF
Parsons orchestra). Phone 1616-L.
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ron sALE-ooLD WATCH.

FOR SALE--Hunting case gold watch
best Keystone case. Is jewel EIgin
Call at Meyers Pressing Parlors.
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WANTED-Place to work for board
while attending college. Address 10
care Forum
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WAkTED-100 carpenters at $3.50 per
day OF eight hours, also ten plumbers
and five steam filters at Sc per day of
eight hours; f.eady Employment guar
antee Great Fails Industrial Labor
Union, Great Falls. Mont..na. Apply at
Union hall.
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POSITIONS wANTED--MALE.

---------------
GARDEN blowing. teaming, scrapine
and hauling of all kinds. Phone
2l47.
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UNION MEF. Strange there's oal one
union -four mill In North Dakota,
isn't it? Well, that's so and they make
Pomona -four WI h u-.ion labe' 4
every sack, Pomona lis made frol the
finest wheat In t world, is short"
patent, makes whittier, sweeter, more
moist bread aid more loaves OF bread
to the sack. Drop a card to Pomona"
care Forum and learn more about
Pomona.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANT TO TFaADE--A drug store do
Ing good business in a N. d. town
of 5000, for m. ID. or Montana land;
have other business to attend to- ADJ
dress 81. Forum.
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LOST-On Friday, mink fur collar.
Please return to 20S Eighth street
south and receive reward.
LOST-A bunch of keys, supposed to
have been dropped between Doyle's
barn and lower Front street, owner not
positive. Leave at Forum Office and re-
ceive reward.
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WANTED-Good chore man. G.. II
Porritt, north Broadway Phone 374
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a Forum want Add VIII sell Il for you.
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Hamptons Magazine, one year with
Aiken & Lambert 81. so Gold a. M
Fountain Pen, both for -. DE.UU
Fargo Subscription Agency
Fargo. NJ. ID.
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FOR SALE-Bak " and coffee house,
or will rent building; purchase.
must buy stock and fixtures; hustlinI
town, two railroads, terminal point;
good trade. Address Bakery, Crosby,
N. ID
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WANTED TO RENT.
unfurnished Rooms.

WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
unfurnished rooms close in: two
adults; 9SS Forum.
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WANT Ep-First-c class waiter at thu
Continental cafe, 20. Broadway.
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AN EXCEPTIONALLY fine opening for
strictly first-class automobile sales
man, age between 26 and 80; must
understand cars; no other APP
ply; we mean business growing busi-
ness and unusual opportunity; send
references; fine r sncc to work up. 81,
care Forum.
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FOR CHOICE improved and unim-
proved farm lands that are sold
upon ten-year payments or on crop
payments, write or call on Frank L.
Kellogg, Cleveland. N. d.
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MAN WANTED to drive dray. a. L.
Farr.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

FOR SALE--A arden farm of FIVE
acres. on Thirteenth avenue south.
Apply 1910 Second avenue south
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WANTE D--Energetic representative in
every city and town to handle a
necessity for every home, store, fac
tory, etc. Salary 500 per month Elk
ira commissions; permanent position to
statesmen Of ability; 5000 security re,
quired. Write The Fire Appliance Mfg.
Co, 100 Endicott Bldg, st. Paul. MINI.
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WANTED-Good man for pool room
and soda fountain. ~ care Forum
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HOTEL-With thirty rooms, in good
condition; will take part cash and
part land; only hotel in town. Address
r. A. Walker, COurtenay. N. d.
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SALARY AND FURNITURE LOANS.

MONEY LOANED to honest employees
holding permanent positions, strictly
confidential. Loans on furniture, pi-
amos, etc., on the installment plan. w.
g. Mahon. LOG Broadway. suite 6.
Huntington block
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-18
AT THE GRAND.

Gerard, in his herculean
strength tests. is the drawing card
at the Grand theater. Mis- Abble
Mitchell. soprano, is popular.
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BIG CELEBRATION
FOR ROOSEVELT

KHARTOUM, Feb. IS. - AL
Though former President Roos =
welt is not expected to arrive here
for two weeks, this city is rapidly
filling with visitors anxious to
greet him. 1t is estimated that
Khartoum will entertain the
greatest crowds in its history when
the distinguished American
reaches here.
The plans for entertaining
Roosevelt are giving the city Of
ficials no little worry in view of
the fact that the former president
has not announced the proba5 Bile
length of his stay. They are
anxious to arrange formal pre-
gram but all attempts to learn the
number of days he expects to be
here have met with dismal failure.
News from Gondokoro states that
the Roosevelt party arrived there
yesterday. After q brief rest its
members will embark In Launches
for the hunting grounds.
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SSb@IHEHTER
Attractions Next Week.

Charles B. Hanford will appear
Tuesday and Wednesday nights
in "The American Lord" and "The
Tanning of the Shrew."
Mrs. Leslie Carter will appear
In "Vesta Herne" Thursday night.
The following two nights and
matinee will be occupied by "Tha
Merry Widow"
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Brandeis, Man Unafraid, Fights
Well for Cause of the People

settled in Kentucky, where Louis
Brandeis was born. He was edu-
Gated abroad in German univer-
stiles and took his law course in
Harvard.
Louis Brandeis today is in his
fifties, but doesn't look 1t. De-
spite his Boston connections, he
looks like a western type, or, rath-
Ter, like the Kentuckian he Is. His
smooth face is square and strong,
but irregular, and expresses a
lively sense of humor. His eyes
twinkle behind his nose glasses as
he watches this senator or that of
the inquiry walk into one of his
traps. Brandeis has large frame,
but sparely filled out. His voice
is soft and drawing, but it can
snap like whip lash on occasion.
One finds deal of charm and at
traction in him on personal con-
tact.
The Brandeis system in this
Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry has
furnished the spectators plenty of
amusement. The Japanese have
one class of wrestling tactics, it is
said, which consists in helping the
other fellow to upset himself. He
does all the work and then you
give a little wriggle and he is
down. The statesmen ON the
whitewashing job were SO eager
to put CLAWS out of business that
they fairly rushed at him. Bran
deis deftly guided this rash i'm
petuosity into one trap after an
other. Each senatorial rush un-
covered something in the Balm
ger business that looked worse
than the last discovery. Then
Brandeis would smile pleasantly at
the .baffled and angry statesmen
and open another trap for them.
1t looks like luck for the pub
lie to have on the job, here and
elsewhere, Louis Brandeis, attor-
ney for the people, and a volun-
teer at that.
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GOOD ROADS
SMOKER To
Be HELD
The good roads movement is

The good roads movement is
taking firm grip on Tacoma.
The Chamber of Commerce has
taken 1t up and smoker to dis
cuss new roads and better old
ones will be held Monday night
at the chamber rooms and every
body is invited.
Samuel Hill of Seattle. the
father of good roads" in Wash
ington, and Frank Brown, secre-
tary of the Good Roads associa-
ton, will be among the speakers.
Tacoma to the Mountain; Ia
coma to the Sea" will probably be
the good roads slogan of this city
in the future. She already has
the road to the mountain and no "
a road is wanted that will run to
the ocean. With such a good road
asset Tacoma would present a
double attraction to automobile
tourists.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-18
DIR. CLARK IS
HEARTILY
GREETED
GIVEN RECEPTION AND BAN
QUIET AND 1000 HEAR HIS
TALK.

DR.. Francis e. Clark, founder
and president of the Christian
Endeavor societies, which now
girdle the globe, was banqueted,
given reception and an enthus-
iastic hearing by 1000 Endeavor
members at First Presbyterian
church last evening.
The visit of DIR. Clark to Taco
ma was profitable also for the
societies present pledged 5000 10
= the work.
DR.. Clark devoted much of his
address to discussing the work
being done in foreign lands, es-
pecially in Egypt and India.
William Shaw, secretary of the
Christian Endeavor, also spoke,
especially detailing the work In
Mexico, Canada and the United
States.
"In helping your state to grow
help to make your politics purer,"
was the injunction given by DR..
Clark in his address. He detail
ed how this is his fifth trip around
the world to visit the various En-
deavor unions and one of the
great missions of Christian En-
deavor he said is to make moral
and spiritual things keep pace
with material development.
Quite delegation came over
from Seattle to the meeting and
Aey aroused some interest on
Pacific avenue waiting for a car
home by singing hymns in which
the crowd soon Joined.
DR.. Clark and Secretary Shaw
went on to North Yakima from
here.
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IICORWIN'S LIST
| ALREADY FULL

(By United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, Feb. 1S.-The pas
senger list of the Corwin, the 1rst
boat out for Nome this spring, is
marked full today, the last first
class reservation being sold. The
Corwin will sail May 10. Besides
her full passenger list she will
carry 200 tons of freight at $40 a
ton and 20 tons of mail.
The arrival of the Corwin is a
day Of joy in Nome. When after
pounding her way through the ile
she anchored seven or eight miles
off shore and waits for the dis
charge of her cargo, the entire
town comes out by sled, headed by
a brass band.
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BY w. s. Couch.

w AO1liN6 L YIN, ~. ", req. D.
Louis Brandeis, Attorney for
the People," his sign ought to
read. The man conducting the
case for conservation before the
Ballinger-Pinchot inquiry has
earned that name.
The people elect lot of attor-
neys, here and there, who bear
this proud title, but mostly, after
election, they serve the corpora
tions or politicians or gam bling
rings and brewery conf ines
which are running things at the
moment. Louis Brandeis is vol
unteer.
Here is some of his volunteer
work:
Brandeis licked crowd of
franchise grabbers in Boston in a
battle where the prize was the
control of subway traffic.
Brandeis whipped the notorious
Bay State gas outfit of Boston and
hammered down the price of gas
to 80 cents.
He secured system of savings
bank insurance for the working
people of Massachusetts,, cheap
and safe, and this after a stiff
tussle with life insurance ring.
Brandeis was the first to shout
Help! Police!" when the New
York, New Haven & Hartford rail-
way pullef off it's big merger of
New England transportation. On
his representations Roosevelt went
after this road. The Taft admins
tration has dropped the case.
Finally, and best of all, Bran
deis established the right of a
state to restrict the factory hours
for women to eight hours. The
corporations, with their crafty cas-
uistry about the sacred right of
contract, fought the Oregon eight
hour law clear to the supreme
court. Brandeis, the volunteer,
dropped his other work to battle
for the women. He hung on like
a bulldog, and he won his decision.
From the Ballinger-Pinchot hear
ings he will go to Illinois to argue
the case of ten-hour law for
women.
1t was the most natural thing
in the world for Brandeis, volun-
teer attorney for the people, to
drop his work and come to Wash
ington for this conservation fight.
He has proved terror to the
whitewasking squad.
The statesmen assigned to de-
fend Balilnger were annoyed to
find that this man was no long
haired, erratic, briefles youngster
at the bar, to be overwhelmed with
their sneers and sarcasm, and
overawed in the senate atmos-
phere. Brandeis is prosperous,
busy, practical attorney, who has
found that just lawyer, volun-
teer attorney for the people, can
carve career without the fat re-
tanners of corporations. This man
has the reputation of being one
of the best lawyers in the country.
To be sure, he Is unpopular in Bos-
ton. Brandeis is not "good form"
He is not Chubby" Every time
1.-The boys In our set" frame up
nice little game on the public he
raids the game and spoils it. But
in the shops and the small corner
store they say, Bully boy, Bran
deis."
Incidentally he is only a Boston
chap by adoption, which explains
some things. Brandeis, senior,
left Austria in 184S, just about
two laps ahead of the government
troops. He was a revolutionist
against the Matternich sytem of
government, and the system won.
Wherefor the United States ac-
quired many citizens of the high
est type, to whom liberty meant
more than little tabasco rhetor-
lie on July 4. Brandeis, senior,
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.zELAYA SUED
BY FRISCO
MEN
(By United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1S.--
Through the United States court
at New Orleans, several local cao-
italists and clubmen today are en-
|deavoring to obtain possession of
funds ex-Pres'Gent Zelaya of Mic
aragua recently placed in New
Orleans bank.
The San Franciscans allege that
they deposited $25, 900 with Ze-
laya in order to hold an option
on a railway concession in Nicar-
aqua and that after accepting the
deposit the Nicaraguan president
decline to confirm the concession
or return the money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-02-18
WILL ENFORCE
CURFEW Law

At the instance of Humane Of
ficer w. s. Van Voris, Chief of
Police Duley is calling the atten-
ton of the patrolman to the cur
few law. Some time ago orders
for the enforcement of the law
were given, but the police have
grown trifle neglectful.
The rigid enforcement of the
law, the human officer believes,
will greatly aid him in his juvenile
work and keep a number of the
boys and girls of the city on the
straight and narrow path.
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WOMAN
AND SELF
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. Is. =,
Frank Corbana, a vegetable ped
dler, today shot and killed Mrs.
Constance Pontacq. He then com
mitted suicide. Although the
woman was % years the senior
of Corbana, who is 23 years of
age, he is said to have become
infatuated with her. Recently he
left the st. Nicholas lodging house
of which Mrs. Pontacq was pro-
prietress, but again returned and
tried to engage room. He was
not permitted to stay, however.
Shortly before noon today he
appeared at the lodging house
and when he was again refused a
room, drew a revolver and shot
Mrs. Pontacq through the left
temple. He then placed the gun
against his head and blew out his
brains.
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equipped with the
extreme of modern
appliances for the
execution of high
class dental work.