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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
TO INCREASE ENLlSTMENTS
Height and Chest Measurements OF
Soldiers Reduced.

Montreal July 27-An order is
sued by the militia department will
admit to the ranks of Canadian troops
men feet inches in height. Here
tofore volunteers of less than feet
inches have been rejected. The re-
ouirement of 33la chest measurement
was reduced half an inch for those
thirty years or older The readjust-
ment was authorized in order to in
crease the number of enlistments.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
BORDER BATTLE IMMINENT
Funston Expected to She'll Mexicans
IL They Fire Across Line.

Washington, July 27.-Maior Gen
eral Funston reported that, despite
warnings to General Carranza and his
assurances that there would be no
fighting in border towns endangering
Americans, General Gales has assem-
bled 1000 Carranza troops at Santa
Barbara, twenty miles from Nogales.
and apparently is preparing to attack
the border town.
General Funston has orders to repel
with force any firing into American
territory. II the Mexican factions bat
tie there Funstons artillery is ex-
pected to shell them out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
Hundreds Seek Victims Jobs.

Chicago, July 27-Hundreds of un-
employed assembled in front of the
Western Electric company's plant
seeking positions left open by deaths
m. there We're between 300 and $50
men and boys and a few women in
the crowd. They were denied admit
tanee to the employment Office and
were told the company had no posi-
tions for them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
ATTACK WARSAW
FROM THE NORTH
German Assault From South
Is Abandoned.
SLAVS HOLD OSTROLENKA

Railroads Remains In Hands of
Russians, Who Are StubbornIy Re-
sisting the Invaders.
London, July 27.-Fighting for War
saw has shifted from South Poland,
where Field Marshal Won Mackensen
has been unable to win an appreciable
advance, to the north of the Polish
capital, where the Germans have cross
ed the Narew river along wide
front
Petrograd so far has not admitted
this German success 1t also still is
apparent. London military observers
say, that the Ostrolenka fortress.
from which radiate the useful STRAIT
egic railroads, continues to be con-
trolled by the Russians, although the
Germans are south of there. The lat
est success of the Germans brings
them within twenty-five miles of North
Warsaw. but the Polish capital has a
second line of defense in this direc-
tion along the Bug river
To the southwest the Germans are
attacking the defense lines near Pi-
asec2no, which is twelve miles from
Warsaw. Russians are withdrawing
all manufacture of munitions from
the city
The stubborn hold of the Russians
on the Lubiin-Chelm railroad con
tinues. The Austro-German troops.
Russian adviees say. are suffering un.
der fierce counter attacks.
Some uneasiness is being caused in
diplomatic circles of the entente al
lies by the report. not yet officially
confirmed. that Turkey has ceded to
Bulgaria the Turkish portion of the
Dedeagatch railroad The belief is
expressed here that Turkey must have
promise of substantial aid from Bull
garia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27

Mayor Mitchell of New York was
prisoner at the bar at Atlantic City.
~ J.
He was rounded up with a dozen
other motorists charged with speed
ing and taken to police court at
a. m. and fined So
The mayor later explained that
Mrs Mitchell had been taken i'll on the
run to the shore. which caused him to
make fast time
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
Venezuelan General Captured.

Willemstad, Curacao, July 27.-
Venezuelan government troops on
July 23 captured at Guanta General
Monagas, who, according TO advices
reaching Curacao, had placed himself
at the head OF a force of rebels.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27


Shock at Washington.
London, July 27.-The American
steamer I.eelanaw, from Archangel
July bound for belfast with a cargo
of fax, was torpedoed and sunk by a
German submarine off the northwest
coast of Scotland.
All the members of the crew of the
Leelanaw were saved. They were
rought to Kirkwall in their own
boats
The steamer left New York May II
with a cargo of cotton consigned to
Russia by way of Gothenburg The
vessel was detained at Kirkwall while
inquiries were made as to the posi-
bility of getting her cargo to russia.
as Sweden forbids the export of cot
ton The ship was released June 26
with permission to proceed TO Arch
angel, where the cotton was discharg-
ed and cargo of flax was loaded for
Belfast
No details of the torpedoing of the
Leelanaw have been received beyond
a message stating that the crew had
been safely landed at kirkwall, Scot
land, from which place they notified
the American consul at Dundee of the
sinking of the vessel
The Leelanaw was owned by the
Hardy Steamship company of New
York She was formerly called the
Earnwel She was 2S0 feet long and
of 1924 gross tons.
An official statement of the German
government, issued April Is. 1915. set
forth that fax is contraband of war
The Leelanaw was commanded by
Captain d. h. Delk. Her crew con
sisted of seven officers and thirtytwo
men and her owners. the Hardy
steamship company, planned to return
the Leelanaw in ballast to this coun
fry
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-27
TORPEDO SINKS
AMERICAN SHIP
Grew of Steamer Leelanaw
Escape Death.
WAS BOUND FOR BELFAST

Vessel Carrying Cargo of Flax From
Archangel, Russia. Attacked by
Germans of Northwest Coast OF
Standardization Causes Decided
Shock at Washington.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
COURT CUTS POWER
Of Immigration
OFFICIALS
Commercial Depression in City
of Destination No Ground
for Exclusion, Says Supreme
Court.

Nahhlhsl"h' Get +''-- Immigration
"'"'i ias were l"u"N 'horh "s 'he sa-
'i'"r court "i 'h' power "I oN'luu-
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u's''l"'l"h ill4ht ''u7' the "i'hs I"
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ri'" i"''''i'i"il'H s''i'd u" i"I''"hH'
'I'' were "i"' .'u ''''tH'd from Gus
'"uy w "h',n l''E were h'ln i"i u'
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had not attached loaded mines Co amy
vessels lie said me- hId been ready
since early in July Co carry out his
mime planting campaign and waited
here, hoping the German military and
naval attaches would change their
minds about accepting his offer
The prisoner said the German au-
thuuties figure it requires ABOUT
twenty shells to XIII one soldier. Fay
said he understood the average steam
er lcaNius Ncw YORK with aWWuni-
/ ton carried enough shells of dll kinds
To XIII 10000 soldiers
Fay SAID ne realized thit hls pi"ns
I
laws ana also lhal he prob1hi5 ""uld
/ nave ntru SAFER ON the lIihk me in
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
CHURCH MAY CO ON
RECORD AGAINST
PREPAREDNESS
Resolution to Be Voted on
Late Today by Congrega-
tionsl Council, Opposing
Presidents Program.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Todqy;S War Summary

Venice wa~ twice attacked
which bombs. -uuc 0f which
were inocndinry. were thrown. II
wa- oniciail, announced la Rome
VA inccndlarN hOmh tell IN
front nr the Ducai paia,r on the
piaIntn ct ~ Narh Iut It'd no
dnmugc aud another tomb crushed
the -,ulpturcd ,cilirg ui the
church Dcgii SDnlli
Dul, .lign damage was done
nnd there were uo cH~unltic-.
PARIS reports a ~ucc,--ful Mt
tnrk on u salient IN the Cham
pnguc region where IN impurtam
position Wa captured.
French trnup~. iulluWiug up
tlrf reported success In routing
the bulgarian IN engagements
pn Friday aud SATURDAY are
threatening ~trUmltIn, bulgaria,
according 60 Snluuihi adv '''c-.
Thc Hulgarinn- are rcpmtci 40
hirc lost heavily IN the lighting.
I'lris dispatches FROM Ntl'"F~
rcHr.. more huuclul tuuc iu cu-
tcutc qunrtcr- icenrdinl the lit
uutiuu iu Srri in u g. dcrin'yd
thHt according Co Ni-h advice.
the TrWoul, oncu-i,H alone the
entire uurihcru front hls been
brought tu u -innd-iiil lud that
the bulgarian forward movement
nI.n hu- Iccn checked
Eprlm declare tlpt Nuri'n-
German tronp. mndr iur1hcr Hd-
vance In Serbia. u.inllN t'c ucF
force which had rlu--ci the Dan
t;ie near the liuuHuinu hoIdcr
The Tulguuau- also have Wadc
nner,.-. near the central point
az the crru-BulnnrIan frontier
IL II claimed.
Niui-~ion trnt thc nulearian-
IINc tul,Cu I'-luU %. 1nu"un cd
iu nu nm'iIi statement Yesterday
iI,m sofia I. contained iu COM
muui,atiun from the Ni-h war OF
ii'c received TODAY.
ScNui -pnicipi statement i.-ucd
ut prtrugrad mdi'a'r thnt tie
Iu~einn military ollicinl- are
hnpriul ct icptiug on German nt-
tact. mu p,iu-h aud RIGA ih'
i,u,-inu pu-U,uu- iCiurr those .m-
pWiput ,liiy, are declared to ro
~. hnkcn. hui u T. admitted That
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
FOUR THOUSAND STRIKERS IN
ORDERLY PARADE OF PROTEST

There has been no disorder
-Four thousand strikers OF the Clif-
ton Morenci- Metcalf copper strike
district today parade the streets in
orderly manner. after which mass
meeting was called for late today. A
general discussion OF the strike sltu-
.atlon is proposed for the meeting.
e. s. Trejo. editor OF Morenci
McNicun newspaper. on suspicion ot
being "a friend 81 Juan Guerra. the
president of the locai union OF the
Western Federation. has been re-
luestad to leave the district Guerra
Was Yosed from office saturday by
the membership. sought refuge IN Jail
and lcft the district late last night
The failure of the strikers' COM
mittcc 20 reach an agreement with
tho mauagers of tha copper mines az
Clulu Moronci ana Metculf. after "a
week OF conferences az ri Paso,
caused mo- excitement here either yes
terday, when the committee reported
/ to IA strikers. OF today. when the
news OF the failure became general
throughout the camps. The report
/ had been discounted by advices from
the committee during the week.
At The request OF the strikers at
/ Morenci sheriff Cash of Greeniee
county departed for Morenci early to-
Idny Tor conference with the strikers
lof Morenci and Metealf
] pr n a. Looney. health officer for
the state. IS due to arrive here to-day
I from Phoenix ~ is believed here
] hc comics % determine whether the
- Istrkris' condition Warrants the state
lsupplying food
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25

the struggle i likely tn continue
desperate one.
French troop~ are working up
.lc railroad line from Naionihi
aud Lcatiug on bulgarian loryc~
In southern serbia. ThrN have
~,~'urcd possession of thc line ~
tar ~ Ncsutin. nbont HftN mile,
southeast uf ~kup. h ~ stated iu
a dispatch irum Grndnh, serbia,
under ~nturdHN' datc.
The ncW italian uncu i've has
not resulted IN pCrmInrut
hrclchc. IN tlr Austrian dvfCu~c
line. the current oii'Hl state
mcut oT the Vienna war office
claims Especially severe igh-
ing ~ the Tulmiuu aud Gorilin
hridgchcud- i- reported
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
SN~><~~~>~H~NN%NNNeN10He~
CONTENDS CHARLTON
RESPONSIBLE WHEN
HE KILLED WIFE
IRr Eeenlnr nernid T.nn.rd Wirnl

Comm. Ilaly, oct 30. Wa Paris,
1i;ij a. m)-The crown prosecutor.
Signor Mallini. delivered his argu-
ment 10 the jury today "a the caee OF
Porter Charlton, the american. who
is on trial for the murder of his wife
sisnor MalliRi denied that Charlton
was mentally irfcsponsiblc. even mo.
mcatnrily, ut the time the deed was
committed.
The prosecutor denied that Charl-
ton had hai proyoratiol for killne
his wife. and Infatuated hc married
for her sayings ana that ne had APP
proprHted her jewels after killing
her
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25

FIRST attack was at about 10 .. m.
zone bomb fell on the roof of the
church pcgli ScnlzL u crushed he
ceiling which was oruaucnted with
beautiful sculptut rr of Dicpulo. An
inccndiury bomb foil upon the ria-
ze.ta OF the cath, ir1l ot ST. Mark Ice
front Of the Ducal palace. withou, do.
ing any damage Five other bombs
fell either In canals or upon places .n
tho city whore onlv slight damage wIs
produced.
Tho Aerupl1nes returned at about
If D. m one bomb fen il the court
of aims hous, and so' nrc to piles oi
wood Two other bombs exploded
without doing any damage. SO one
was hurt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25

Pittsburgh, Pa, oct 3D. Eleven
girls and one man are known TO have
lost their lives aud number of other
employees of the Union Paper Box
company are missing aa the result oi
fire which this afternoon destroyed
the companys factory on the north
side. Some of the bodies recovered
were so badly burned as to make
Identification difficult
The fire started Ia the feed store
Of James Brown and Company on the
hrt floor of the three story bulldina
In which the box factory was located
and burned so fiercely that escape by
means of the stairways and fir,
escapes was cut on a number oi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
MALLORY LINER WITH
CARGO OF COTTON ON
FIRE IN ATLANTIC
ny Evonlnr Hcrnid Icaaod wirel

Charleston s e.. oct 25-The
Mallory liner colorado. which called
from Charleston last nigh with co'-
ton Tor New York. caught fire and
was abandoned. according to q wire,
less mcssagc received here today from
tho steamer Suwaucc
Tho SuWauco reported the hur1inn
vessel had been sighted on cape Ho-
main. thirty miles norm ~ here n
was reported that "a merchants anl
miners steamer had Rescued IN,
crew Tho Colorado carried no pas.
sengers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25

Rome. Oct %. tVia Paris ts25
p. mD-Tcutouic ucruplancs last
night made two separate attacks with
inceullury bombs ON .hc city o. Ven
Zee. according to an official announce
ment given out here today.
one Of the bombs fen upon the root
of church and crushed the ceiling
which was oruamcutcd with sculpture,
Another missile frll upon the pla1ctta
nf he cathedral OF SL MARX and in
front Of the nuCll palace.
The text OF the statement inllu"F:
Enemy acropiaurs made fw". at
taos. separated hs % short i-tcr'al up-
on cVnicr lls' night throwiug bombs
some of WHICH were iuc,ndnrN The
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25

girls were caught as they jumped from
the buildins bat many 81 them were
injured. Firemen stiil searching the
ruins feared that more bodies would
be- discovered. as not an OF ,he TWEEN.
ty-six girls snd sIx mon employed IN
the factory have been accounted for
Joseph l.. tiush. employed ns sales
man by a stove company ON the Sec
ond floor Of tho building. saw flames
shooting up the elevator shaft. Ran.
hing 90 % window To- give the alarm
he noticed number OF girls from IN,
factory leaning ont OF an upper win.
dow. calling on them TO jump. hs
caught them. one after another. low.
iCOntinncd on Page 1Nso.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Lnr E,rnlnr nrr,ld 1.,.rd ~

tliftou, Arlz. oct. 25.--Iho pro-
pusal of tho mine managers at the
thfton- MorouCi- -Motcalf Eupper dis-
trict to the strikers committee al the
recent conference in El paso that the
men return to work under conditions
prevalent before the strike ana that
when normal conditions were ostah-
hshct the managers would receive
and discuss grievances with their en-
ployos wus unlayorubly received hs
the strikers here today
10 was denied that the Western
Federation cot Miners dominates th,
situation here
The strikers have been pJradinl
the streets since early this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Los ANGELES POLICEMEN MUST
ANSWER FOR SHOOTING BOYS

ward. his companion on "a motor
cycle. Both officers fired several
shots Tho verdict stated Nolen was
killed "by one uf two officers Will
liam Cnhul and Samuel shammo."
Compulrts charging tnmli and
shantpu with mnnsluushter viii he
uled this afternoon according to pc'
ucc department officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
$4,000 CATTLE
UNL0ADED TODAY
AT KANSAS CITY

Kansas city. oct. 25.- Forty
nye thousand cattle were un-
loaded at the local stoc kyarda
todEy. 5000 more. IL was said.
than ever arrived here before in
one day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
GERMAN AMBNSsNDoH TO
TtRkiN DIES TODAY

'Consla1.inopie, oct 20. Cvia Lon
don, s;22 Ga. mo Raron Won Wangen-
helm German Ambassador to Turkey
died today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Teutonic Aeroplanes Make
Two Night Raids on Venice,
Using Incendiary Bombs

sculptued Ceiling Of Historic Church Deg scalz Destroyed
While Incendiary Missile Falls Piazetta of Cathedral
of St. Mark in Front of Duca Palace Report From Rome
Asserts Damage Property Slight and No Loss of Life
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25


My ouiy object when came toI
this country was to interfere with the
enormous shipments of artillery ann
tu th, allies knowing that
any ordinary damage that may Dee
done 10 factory may be repaired
within "A Few hours. ! decided 10 was
utH.Ipss o. bother With ammunition
plants utimuuous thJt / have been
connected with various explosions lh
such plants lu the United states H'
wrong
u hold the diploma uf AN efficiency
engineer from AN American CORE
spoudcnyc school and am Interested 'n
"a plant that Is manufacturing smuHl
machinery.
Il was serving with my regiment
n the Champagne district ana s'"
the terrible havoc aud Loss caused pN
the French artillery ire.
"Durug nay spare Time ! had ln-
vented ID device to explode mines n}
doing away with electrical witnE. ln
this way { was abb, ." overcome the
effect of dumpnrss Hr water ON the
wires. B applied tu tur colonel "l ms
regiment aud hy decided To siNr me "a
chance. lie put me n touch WIN
secret service office md one of me
agents arranged Tor us passage o." the
i United states .nwy here ON thr
|stelmshp Rotterdam arriving, . Dee
ur,e. un Apru la H-l had %"
/ trouble .u getting into the country.
/ "Ah,u the German secret s't'ire
arranged tor my TH to the ln"''
States they Ict tho HuNisuhuiN "I uF'
fnp ml dcyc, Geo .ur Judgment oi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Troops, Rangers and Deputies
Unable to Capture a One Of
Daring Band Of Forty
Raiders.
BELIEVED TO INCLUDE
TRAIN WRECK LEADERS
None of Attackers Believed to
Have Recrossed Border and
Texas Officers Think Some
Live in Brownsville.

lty fgcning Herald Leased Wtrel
Brownsville. Texas. Oct. 2b.--
Private Herman T.. Moore. of the
Fourth Infantry. who was wound
cd lu an ongagement with Mexi-
can lndlts last night, died to-
day. Ills home was In French
Lick springs, Ind.
Moore was the eleventh soldier
Killed In fights with bandits since
last June.
II was learned today that ex-
animation OF Mexicans arrested
on suspicion in connection with
the train wreck last Monday re-
suited In the sheriff's deputy
Saturday obtaining valuable In
formation.
Officers say names OF several
well known men were given by
the Mcxicana In what cOnnec-
ton these names were used was
not made public Sheriff W. T.
Vann said today he expected 10
make several arrests.
citizens and business men here Pc
titioned the city council today 20 plncs
the vagrancy law in effect and arrest
every person having no visible mean,
Of support. They also ask that ever,
person ON the streets after ~ O'Clock
nj night be forced to give an account
Of himself unless authorized to b,
out They would have every ranch
owner give the names OF all employees
and vouch Tor their good conduct.
one object Of this measure is 10 so.
operate with military authorities q
ferret out alleged spies who are he
licyed 90 be In the city giving infor
nation 20 the bandits concerning th'
movement OF soldiers.
Additional agents ~ the depart
mont of Justice are arriving In thu
vicinity.
Brownsyillc. Texas. Oct. 25.- Ban
dts who attacked an entrenched Unit
ed states infantry camp within si'
miles of Brownsville early yesterda.
evening escaped capture by more thai
a thousand troops. rangers and depu
ties who started ia pursuit OF then
half an hour after the fight. Day
light revealed that there we've posi-
bly, thirty or forty men IN two attack
ing parties which attempted To ain
bush the soldiers. In the flghtin
last night Private Herman y. Moor
of French Lick springs, Ind, was "a
tally wounded So far az known non
of the Mcxlcans was hit.
The scene Of the fighting and tas
ties employed by the MeSicans le
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
EleUen Girls Are Burned
to Death in Box Factory
Fire in Pittsburgh Today

Blaze Starting in Feed Store Next Door Quickly Sweeps Over
Paper Box Plant; Heroic Statesmen and Teamster Do
Rescue Work and Save Many Lives Firsmen Still Search
ing Ruins for Bodies of Other Victims Believed in Trap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-25
Lieutenant of Sixteenth Saxon
Infantry in Confession Says
He Has Been at Work in
America Since April.
PLANNED TO BLOW UP
AMMUNITION CARRIERS
Denies Connection With Num-
erous Attempts on Ammuni-
tion Factories, but Admits
Efforts on Shipping.


New York. oct. 25.-Iiobcrt
IaN, a lieutenant of the sixteenth
SaNonS infantry. admitted today
that ne Tame here last April
through AN arrangements with tile
German secret service, for thc
purpose uf blowing up ur delaying
-tcamcrs sailing from this coun-
tn with arms aud ammunition
for the allies.
IaN declared. however, that
while hc had been here hc had
acted independently OF the GER
man embassy or other German
agents here. lie added that hc
had told captain Non rapcn, mili-
tarN uttaclic, aud captain Is. Hoy
Id nasal uttachc of the German
embassy, Of hi- plans, bat said
that both mrn told him not to in
tcrtctc with steamers sailing from
Nmrfi,un Iott~, ur American ann
munitiou plants.
FAY and hi- uruthcr-Iu-.aW, Waite
/. Suhulz Wvr, JrrHsued 1t Wee
IuW,cu earlier 900 the day "u charge
ll ,uuspH'y md were held without
Ian for m examination tomorrow
cuy and Suhuil were arcr.ted ny Nc'
york. nua Sew Jersey drt",liN,- uo'
iuuts,uud, ~. j.. uto yrst,rdas whi
20, Jwu m,u W,r, experimenting wit
.Nuluslt,.
Paul uayDhr ol Jersey city VIII
tu- arrested at his home early t"da'
ALSO was ul-ucd with Fay "u
srhoh a.. uus charged With cuu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-07-21

FRONT rooms, Il minutes from city, two blocks from car. Phone West End 250x2.
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