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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

Tt Ia, however, sroutIy contended by
counsel for plaintiff that article is OF
Chapter 81 OF the session laws Of 1905.
Csection 1882 to 2S42, inclusive, R. G.
1p0b) as amended. Is controlling upon
the city council In letting a contract
TO build a water works plant: that
the parties in the preparation of plans
ana specifications. aaking for and re-
ceiying bids, and finally making the
contract. are governed by the several
sections OF article 1S, and especially
by sections 142 to $50, inclusive; that
the defendants did not conform their
actions to the requirements Of SAID
sections: hence the same are void and
the contract thus made Is without
force and effect.
Defendants counsel contend and
have maintained this position through
out, that the provisions OF article Is
do not apply, and In the very nature
or things cannot be made to apply
Or govern the council In building d
water works plant. Notwithstanding
this contention, however, they further
insist that they have substantially
compiled with all the terms OF said
sections applicable thereto. They also
take the position that In view Of the
public demand for pure water within
this city that court Of equity ought
not and cannot stop by injunction
work. the contract for which, con-
cededly. fl not tainted with fraud.
1t viii help to simplify the discus
sion by keeping these issues, framed
BY the parties themselves, clearly In
mind.
Before the questions for decision are
answered 1t viii be necessary to In
CURE somewhat into the nature and
powers DC municipal corporation.
From the foundation of the world.
people have congregated into commun-
ifies called cities. III the earliest
times the city seemed to be the con-
trolling body Ia organized socisty we
read III MRayions ol Athens. 81 Home.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

Fargo will have filtration plant.
Judge Pollock or the district court
made public his decision today in
the case Of w. ]. Price against the
city and James Kennedy, the contract
or Of the filtration plant, in favor Of
The defendants, denying the prayer of
the plaintiff for an injunction to have
the work on the plant stopped.
The court decided that the point Of
law on which the plaintiff argued the
case regarding the competitive bids
did not refer to water works. The de-
cision says: Il have looked In vain
10 find where the words water works
are used in the several sections"
On the question of the higher law
the court again decided in favor of the
city. "As a matter OF protection to
the public, irrespective OF the parties
involved in this controversy. (the
court) declines TO stop the building Of
the water works plant Of this city,
Sitting as a court of equity Judge Poll
lock decided for the interests of the
people.
The decision In full:
wv. J. Price. plaintiff, VS.. City Of
Fargo, North Dakota, municipal cor
poration. " r. Lowell, mayor of the
city Of Fargo. E. r. Orchard, auditor
OF the city OF Fargo, CHI. Mitchell
treasurer of the city OF Fargo and
James Kennedy. defendants.
Under the pleadings and evidence
ia this action it must be dismissed
with costs to defendants, and It Is 80
ordered. Defendants counsel to pre-
pare findings and have the same set
tied In due course.
Among others, the following con-
trolling reasons are assigned:
First. What Is the controversy?
What wrong has been alleged and
what remedy is suggested?
Under orderly proceedings in court
these facts are written In what are
known as a complaint and answer,
called pleadings. To them, therefore,
the court must go for information and
not to the street corner, the news
paper nor to the council chamber
Here the exact question can be best
ascertaineds by process OF elimina-
ton
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
RAILROAD
STRIKERS
GOING OUT
Strike Order for Today Gener-
ally 0beyed
-Four Thousand Out at Chicago
on the Dot
Show Many Other
Went Out at 10

Chicago, Sept. 3O.-Reports up to
this afternoon indicated that the
order Of a strike by the shopmen
on Illinois Central railroad and
Hartman lines set for 10 a. m.
had been obeyed generally by the
men. With many of the points at
which large numbers Of men are
employed were not heard from.
approximately 10000 men in the
chief cities were known to have
left their work at that hour. to in
force their demands for recognition
OF the federation Of shopmen.
Early reports from the Pacific
coast indicated that the men were
ready TO obey the order. The num-
Der OF men reported out In the
chief cities was:
Chicago, 1000; Omaha. 1000.
Denver. It's; East st. Louis. 500:
New Orleans, 1900; Kansas civ
100; San Antonio, 500; yfcksburr.
500; Memphis. 1,s0o;: Houston.
1.soo; Ogden. 500; McComb, Misc.
1000.
At no place was the walkout ac-
companied by any violence or
demonstration
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
FARGO MAKES
FIRST SCORE
is CRITICALLY ILL
Mrs. Aaron Chandler, Widow Of PIo-
nesr Citizen Who Passed Away
Yesterday, Ii Very Low.

1t was reported today that Mrs.
Aaron Chandler, widow Of the late
pioneer citizen who passed away at
one of the local hospitals yesterday
afternoon, II herself critically IN and
ii not expected to live over Sunday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Chandler,
who Ii now lying 1T her home III
1920 Fifth street north. are much con-
cerned and trust that the crisis will
soon be over and that, she win recover
from her serious Illness. She ID much
beloved III the city where she has had
q large circle Of friends since the early
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Remarkable Narxn.

Osnabrock, N. D., Sent. s0.--~Tsoon
Nelson. after getting three of his ang-
ers almost mangled orr ID the cog
wheels Of an engine which he was run
ming alone on farm, waa held By
the wheels for almost fifteen minutes
before he could release his hand. He
then walked mile To tlireshing ma
chine and secured help to take him to
doctor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
FIRST MEETING
SINCE The War

Minneapolis. Journal: Rev. L. M.
8. Haynes, ID. p. or New York, and
Il, r. Eaton Of North Dakota, who
were first lieurenants Of the Fourth
Maine artillery during the war, and
had not met since the regiment was
mustered out after the war. visited
several days late last week and fought
over the battles In which they were
engaged. Both were visiting their
daughters Tn Minneapolis. The two
entered the army Mt the same awe:
both are ~ years old. and hale and
hearty.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
NO HINT or FRAUD.

It La not a suit brought by Mr..
Price to compel the city council
to award the contract to him. a
bidder, for the building of the
water works plant. It Is not
suit to set aside the Kennedy con-
tract because of fraud. At no
place In the pleadings or proofs
lis it limited or claimed that Mr..
Kennedy or the mayor or mem
bers Of the city council, In doing
what they did, acted fraudulently.
Counsel for plaintiff insisted up
on this. and no dispute arose IN
refer ence thereto.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
new MANAGER
FOR AVERY co.

william Ishen came to Fargo from
the head OFFICES Or the Avery Manu-
featuring Co. ut PEORIA. Ill. to sue
coed william H. Crawford as man
ager Of the Fargo branch Of that con-
Germ The new manager will step
into full charge of the local plant
Monday morning.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Italy Has Struck
First Blow in the
War Against Turkey
Duke de Atruzz in Command Of Italian Navy, Attacked Port
Of Pervesa, Sinking Vessel
Turkey Has Made Another Appeal to the Powers Asks u 5.
to Look After Turks In Italy
Italy Only Awaiting TwenyfOm Hours to Pass Before Begin
ing BOmbardment Of Trpoi

The first blow In the Turko- italian
war has been struck by Italy within
twenty-four hours after the declaration
OF hostilities Italian warships under
the command OF the Duke de Abruzzi,
have bombarded the Turkish seaport
OF Prevesa, destroying government
houses there and isabling a Turkish
torpedo boat.
There had been no hostilities at Tri-
poll up to o'clock this morning, but
the Italians are reported to have land
ed west OF Tripoli harbor Turkey has
asked the United States to take charge
Of Turkeys subject in Italy but in the
meantime Germany appears to have
assumed this obligation.
The Turkish government is strength
ening it's military forces on the Greek
and Montenegrin frontiers. The Turk
ish parliament has been summoned to
dressed another appeal to the powers
saying there Is still time to prevent the
evil effects OF the conflict. In Italy
the declaration of war against Turkey
has been received with enthusiasm in
all parts OF the country.
The impression prevails in diplo-
matte quarters in Berlin that the con-
fiict will be of short duration.
Observe international Law.
Rome, Sept. s0.-Messages announce
that the government is acting under
the provisions OF international law,
allowing twentyfour hours to elapse
between the summons to surrender and
the bombardment OF Tripoli.
The twenty -four hour period expires
at o'clock this evening, and the bonn
bardment will begin upon that mo-
ment.
Turkey Appeals TO Powers.
ConstantinopIe. Sept. so.--The Turk
ish government today addressed an
other appeal to the powers expressing
panied surprise at Italys action in de-
claring war yesterday, and saying that
there is still time to prevent the dis
astrous and evil effects Of war which
nothing in the attitude OF the Turkish
empire justifies.
The porte appeals to the peaceful,
humanitarian and friendly sentiments
OF the powers to assist in convincing
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
WILL BE APPEALED.

w. s. Stambaugh, leading coun-
sci for Mr.. Price. stated this
morning to representative that
he certainly would appeal the
case. At that time he was unable
to state on what grounds that
appeal would be made. The
chances are that the plant viii
be completed before the case can
be heard by the supreme court.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Fargo's Fight for Pure Water
Supply Cannot Be Headed Off
BLAST INJURIES ! MAcaINlsrs.

One Man Badly Burned ia Accident
in . WInona shop.
Winona. Mimi. Sept. sO.-while
pouring molten metal into a casting
box at the machine shop OF the
Pioneer Tractor Co, yesterday after
noon, Anton J, Myszka. machinist' j
helper, was terribly burned in an ex
plosion. Lansing Medbury and Roy
w Johnson. machinists. standing
nearby. were burned, but not serious
Iy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
WELDING CO. SOON
TO LOCATE herr

II 70 understood that Fargo Ii soos
TO have another industry located with
in its limits In the form of the Dalxoh
Welding 81 Manufacturing Co. whici
has been operating lit New Roclgfor
FOR some time 1t wns rumored tOdm
that the new concern will occupy TIL
Monitor DriII co. building "a love
Front street, owned ~ George Hrow
Of Wild Rice
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
RODGERS IS
NOW IN Ohio

Akron. O., Sept. S0.--Aviator Rodg-
ers who is attempting to make q
transcontinental flight, reached here
from Kent. o., at S:09 a. m. and circled
about the city before resuming his
westward course.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

Italy OF the conciliatory intention OF
Turkey and so prevent useless shed
ding OF blood and grief to thousands
of families. The government has ask
cd the United States to take charge OF
the interests OF the Ottoman subjects
in Italy.
The German ambassador TO Turkey
notified the. porte this morning that
Germany had assumed the protection
OF Italian subjects and interests in
Turkey.
It was reported early today that an
Italian warship had gone ashore near
Tripoli Later accounts state that the
crew OF the Turkish torpedo boat de-
stroyed, which was sunk in the harbor
OF Prevesa in Epirus by an Italian
cruiser yesterday, escaped.
The war office announces measures
to make the rule OF martial law more
severe because Of public excitement.
Public meetings and alarmist publica-
tions are prohibited and any movement
calculated TO endanger the public order
will be Immediately suppressed by
force of arms. Sufficient troops have
been stationed in convenient places to
meet emergencies.
Cretans to Disagree.
Chiasso, Switzerland, Sept. 30.--The
Cretans notified their representative
in Italy today that they did not in
tend to permit the opportunity af-
forded by the Tripoli AFFAIR to pass
without obtaining their long desired
annexation to Greece.
A wireless message received in Italy
from Rear Admiral Aubry, in COM
mand at Tripol. expresses the hope
that the occupation Of the Tripoli
coast will be practically accomplish
ed tonight. Cruisers blockading Tri-
poll today captured several Tur .ish
fishing boats suspected Of being spies.
5ombardins TripoIi.
Berlin, Sept. Boa dispatch from
Rome says that the bombardment Of
Tripoli began this morning. There
is no confirmation Of the statement.
Torpedo Boat Sunk.
SaoIonoki, Turkey, Sept. so.-The
Italian naval division today lombard
de the seaport OF Prevesa. destroytns
the government house and sinking
Turkish torpedo boad I'm harbor.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Judge Pollock Decided
in Favor O. the City
Price Loses Out IN Effort to 81 he Construction Of Plant
to Give the People Of IA City Supply Of
Healthful ter


FARGO DISTRICT JUDGE SITTING EQUITY HOLDS
FOR THE PEOPLE or THE CITY LENGTHY DECISION MADE
PUBLIC THIS MoRNING-sAYs STATUTES WHICH THE
ACTION WAS BROUGHT DID APPLY-wATERwoRks NOT
MENTIONED ARTICLE REFERRED TO.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Ell Out az Memphis.

Memphis. Tenn. Sent. al -str,,sa
leaders assert that the remaininq shon-
men and freight handlers Of tha MS
nois Central and Yazoo and Mississippi
valley railroads employed here went
on strike ct 10 O'Clock. Other allied
workrnen struck with the clerks last
Monday. Thirteen hundred men are
now on strike.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Fought = Draw.

Winnipeg. Man. Sept. sO:--Jim
Clabby OF Milwaukee and Mike Glib
bons Of St Paul fought a 15-round
draw here last night
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Out at Houston.

Houston, Tex Sept sO.--Between
Loo and i.5oo men employed here
oy the Hartman lines In this section
Of Texas obeyed the strike call ct 10
o'clock There was no disorders. The
Southern Pacific shops had been pre-
viously closed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

here were held in reserve for fear ~
an outbreak.
Early Report.
Chicago. Sept. So.-With several
hundred men already out at III m.
and the remainder OF 5000 shop ern-
ployes OF the Hartman railroads com
missioned to strike at 10 o'clock today.
union officers went to work early to-
DAY to perfect their plans for forcing
the railroads to recognize the recently
organized federation of shop employees.
While the railroad officers declared
that the strike order, telegraphed yes
terday 70 twenty-five division points
on the various lines, would not be
unanimously obeyed, the union leaders
said that the men were under pledge
TO strike by referendum vote taken
some time ago. and that they expected
70 see all the union mechanics OF the
railroads on the warpath before night.
The managers OF the railroads asserted
they We're ready for a strike. il thew
must. 1t was said that several thoua-
and men had been discharged recently
to cut down expenses and that most Of
these men would be glad to return to
work
TWO thousand employees OF the Chi
cage shops OF the Illinois Central, at
q mass meeting last night decided to
obey the strike order.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
1000 Strike.

When 1000 shopmen employed b.
the Illinois Central Railroad CO. al
the Burnside shops reported for work
at 1880 o'clock this morning they d:d
not bring dinner pals with them and
declared they would obey the strike
order of their union and lay down their
tools az 10 o'clock.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

Rombardins TriPoIi.

Berlin, Sept. 30.--A dispatch from
Rome says that the bombardmsnt Of
Tripoli began this morning. There
is no confirmation Of the statement.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
Torpedo Boat Sunk

Saoionoki, Turkey, Sept. 30.-Ths
Italian naval division today lombard
de the seaport OF Prevesa. Destroying
the government house and sinking .
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Continued On Page Five.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

Chicago. Ill. Sept. sO.-Four thous-
and men employed in the Illinois shops
at Burnside walked out at 10 o'clock.
opeying yesterdays strike order
TWO thirds OF the police department
mere We're held in reserve for fear OF
an outbreak.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30
The WEATHER

Generally fair tonight and sunday
except showers In east tonight; frost
tonight.
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A. the Apollo

There Ver" two large audience 900
fue Apollo 1hcater yesterday for the
opening performance 100 tIr week 81
cn-dssMelt OFF the Lady HucCaurer-
This attraction merits tho IT'D. OF tho
novelty shoU. since DO embrace man.
features which are original and are
seen hero for The ur-t time Th. com.
paty Oh ore 0f roe largest apuearire
81 fni- IlafhcIs" this season Tn.
Show girls are exceptionally pretf.
and there i- a tery attractive hegy "
flFaCloIs ponIcs John q. Hanson Ia
.aufh1t.e comedian .s the principal
gun maker Be- Del irImltabIe In ti.
German dialect Madeline Rove and
Grace Whitman bead the feminine
contingent ana both possess exec.
.rrt voices The former .s heard .r
continental numbers ln fhe clio.
..a made a tremendous h.t rr.f.-
DAY The music aI seI selected
and 'ur number are Handsomely
STAG. lr fIe clio ara several cool
-pr.Ia.fir- Including black f4r.
number tt Ne--e. q Hunter and a o..
abs HnulsrfI H.f b.. Hs far-.-..
European marcel. Th. novelty idea
" Dol canned ouf flrnlr. ffa ....
starting tt.- s.'n.r.. Hhsa .ru-l.
E.rH contest aIf follow fna perform
arrr "wednesday evening there aIf
Dol ladies' aresf.rg match. T4r-..
lss r.-.f a barn. royal. Frla. r.faf
amateur r.e1f
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About People
a. sss-ents GO tnci.as-Gs to 80
Frsrn tns CIV

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Nors4a'1au
Mss Ira N,.srs 90 fls- t.,..rr...,l
arrived iu tt- 60. r.s--r.s, morning
arl a.- speul ta, ace. v...irs
friends
N.-- DIVA ,r,.. Hatcher ~ M.
Ha--taer .s ,.-i-.-s IA i, a--l.re .or
r-,s
ls-r-r. A-f.r... E.s R wa.s.
arrived .r OBJ. a.. ,e..--s., s-.-t
--l-u.rc PHI. ATTEND che. s-.s.,- 10y.
fedora. ,o.-. nl.cl opens .... morn.
l.
la.s >e... r,ar--.atsti,. rom
fl.Itu.lt a.-L. E. t.....-i,.nt
order Knight. .. r.rt.a-. h.- return
90 a.u, 'tou Cincinnati. Na.-, Lee
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B'asl"} 81 Christmas Party. a book
b. Booth Harrington. Is announced
hy The iIarp"rs for immediate putt CO
ton iu d n'a form The book. a.ch
BIAS been called tlo American C.7st
mas Carol is the story Of how ard
politician VAS aonen.d D. rpan,
ionsh.p With an Imaginative .ppIed
boy SIR Harrington haa lur. -rflrn-
Cd tD tuis country and viii raa, bis
home FOR Che 0infer af Prif ION y
~hich university Do is an .lF.
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oIsh wash.nn Ma. ra..

This 's "a factor zoo home lie which
is most important. as dishes frequent.
Us permit of The accumulation ~ dirt
and grease which are health destroy.
ers. 10 not properly removed
The snow white -ud- az HaUftt.s
Easy Task soap enters every cror.r.
and ls thorough cleanser. prov.f.r..
'-" sweet Wholesome and clean a.
i"c' to tho china and rlasswara
which gives charm and zest to tls
meal
!l'sifts Easy Task SOAP accom-
pIi-hcs ail this because Do does fe
n"n work and leaves ro traces f..
hind 10 b. clean. pure and effective
anf costs mo- more than tl. cheap
kinds
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IHo Womtrs Literary club will
ho'i If' hr-f meeting 90 The wear
wednesday afternoon af tho club
rooms on Ciipi'ue street Virrigia
ana West virginia viii Doe fl. inter.
'-iuE and OBSTRUCTIVE. subjects for % Isl.
'u--i"u 100 tr' meeting and win form
"' primo i"t 'npi" Tor flo tr.r s.
"nrh several ruWHur"z written h-
Nirc.uar- viU te among the subject.
for OBJ" season. The rim. FOR t..
meeting ht- been changed from BOD
fu O'Clock
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7 a SWELL RECEPTION.
.sOTH PHONES

the magazine section. besides writing
hiiy short stories % year and The
l"ilo~ Letter De- is the Harroun or
the literary race track
% The yellow Letter moves az rapid.
N al Il- Johnston does. IL viii
never D" arrested FOR blocking tram
The hobbs Merrill COMPANY.
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RESER VESYSTEM
Endorsed by Columbia University
Professor In Address 20 None
tary Commission.

NEW AONk. Oct. o. The National
Monetary Commission began here To-
day series Of sessions which Will in-
ciude situuca ~ Chicago and various
other hnauc.al D'utcrs presenting a
anal opportunity Tor parties Interested
u the proposed monetary reform 20
be- heard before th" committees To-
port Us submitted 10 congress.
Prof g. 4 Scugmau. of the depart
ment Of political economics al Colum-
h'a university. was one OF the priu.
'." speakers before the commiss ON
today.
.-ld thr proposed reserve bank
ms plan is the only remedy for exist
iug conditions The reserve would
give this country share Of 90, mill
lions of profits that uoW 20 exclusive
N to foreign financial cout.r-. aud
American bankers. who ar. uoN doing
Nhat Dee termed a local busiue. -. would
become World bankers
Would Help Wall Street
li" declared also that tac reserve
would improve spcculats, conditions
OF Val street and help thee money
market It. reserve would Doe LARGELY
boo tl" hands oft banks cot the country.
and the funds would not be used a.
af'"n as is the case boN Tor private
profit
Members OF fhe commission a. TO-
ca} .s session were SENATORS BurroR b
OF Michigan. P'uroFo OF Fcuusylyauia
ari Representative Nre.Iaud 81 New
J ORR. Week, OF Massachusetts,
Bouyuec OF Colorado and Prince OF o.
hnols Senator NIdrIch is expected 90
Join them h.lor. tucs adjourn tomor
row night vh'u they VIII leave for
Ch.caeO.
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10" regular diane, of th- Coalition
club Vas held af th. Carroll club aud..
'oriHw Monday evening. WITH good
att'r4aI.,
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Tor Rent-comple,eIy Fur,,,r.+

I-aTt" modern residence or rooms
10 same Tor Light housekeeping Fin.
location. near po4fofir. iu Wheeling
.''-i F'I"rence required Address
Furnished House. care IuteiIircrcor
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r Dos none. Is can bus
ris -rlt hey ore never eor,h n.
pr.c.