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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
HARDING ASKS DEMOCRATS
To ANSWER MANY CHARGES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
AND RACE QUESTION
ISSUES IN KENTUCKY
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25

U"ruhlI"nnH of Ohi" SSuniy will OBJ
sbr,n Morgan Dny" WIN inonsinf
meeting ~ ~" court theatre this Sye-
nluE at " u'uI"oh Judg" B r. Morgan,
IiopubIlruu guhoInni"'ial no'nlnen VIII
br tho principal np'uknr ~ Tho evening".
Ma lnr John q Hand, nDmlnno for stats
nuhiidr aud Mrn El"lao liuIhaH DabisI
Of Huntington. viii also speak,
u viii ho tho nnal viHIf 10 Onto 0ouns
" hy Judge Morgan during tho oaT-
pnlHu nnh II In expected that tho seat
inp ,npnrIiy uf tho largo theatre viii be
Ia sol l." iiH uin"hi, Preaching tho hisst-
InE - hITnot characterization Will ba held,
IudEU Morgan aud his party VIII Do
oHuurIrd In tho theatre by thn Harding.
,'uuIldro ,lub uf ohio county headsd
by ia band
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
THn WHATHH

west virginia nh"wsrs mOElAsy ana
Tuesday cooler Tuesday
Ohio bh"~srs aHd Go1IsT Monday
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sho owsIs la cash, U"oIsr
wsst.Tn rsansy1NsHia Hho wsEs AoH
daS Ann Tuesday! nuSh U"oisr Tsssday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
WHEELING READY
TO GIVE NOMINEE
ROUSINC WELCOME
{ Candidate and Party Will
Vis'' Upper Counties --
Great Meeting nI Court
Theatre Tonight
"mopaAs DAr rAoaAAM

"MORaAa DAT'' HAOuAAM
M"vaisa
Jnhns M0EUsa sa1 paTtT VII
arrive ~ uIln .. ~
uWbsyRstnTiai Homlass viii
visit BROOKE ARd MaNaooh.
Return - WhsslIaG ~
O'"l"oL for dinner ~ MbLaps,
avsniaG
asosptio" ~ nSp"biioas hsaA'-
quarters TOO "a Tisn,
Escorted Ia Oourt Theatre fisS
by HsrdihG Club,
Meeting ~ Court Theatre will
opsn ~ q o'UlO0h,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
SENATOR KNOX QUOTES PRESIDENT WILSON
IN SUPPORT OF REPUBLICAN CONTENTION
THAT ARTICLE X 0BLICATES U. S. TO WAR

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
'arhsy hsve p,nap p8 pnrwsr 10 tho
ahhtks The, thrlf rsfs has bSsd enG VF
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"Thcy hAvd msdo no asswNr 10 the
charge that durluH tho control. which
they now sock Ia pnrpotupto. they have
pcrv artcd tho worm Of government of
our republic and nvcr-rlddcn IN" pur
poS"H OF our Constitution bv mnlnthln
Ing cStroma and undomoCrotIC "cnlrnll
EatIuu Of executive power which would
hnvo l'oen an off~nge To ThomnH Jof
fcrson and TO Grover Cleveland ~ much
Ra II would hRVo boon tn Washington.
Lincoln aud Roosevelt
II have spent this campaign In not
tink forth conHtru"tiyN Republican
policy | hnvc demanded tho restoration
= tho constitutional government OF
".prcsentativo democracy. which shall
r" 'csant the VIII uf The people flowing
up from tho people. rather thnn the VIII
~ ona man KOYrrnIucnt donCcndlnH I"
ward tho people,
Il have stood for moro buHlnchs III
government and l,'~ government M
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
We Would Be Under An Alb
solu,cIy Compelling Mora!
Obligation Mr.. Wilson Told
Mr.. Knox

.y.,., pi.unt,h In The IntrllIEun'"r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
iNTELLINE N g r. X

Has tho Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in tho
state of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25
VIII Ar.iv. This HGOIaisu

Judge h"Is"n and his party mlEasn
u"nnorl i"nh huudsy nnd aH tssult dia
nhf ,oanh whaling iaai aVaninI. Thav
40 ia" ihIa m"Inius ai u'ih snd VIII W
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rhl. afi"in"" lniha hnTaah viii
vialt thu industrial riania ~ b'nshs
nni iian""nL a"u"iias, TsinInl"S " tbs
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= ..'ui,nl ~ Jth ihls ay"nlna ha VIII ~
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i.,a W. ,u..l iha "hi.f .ssauilyA VI
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25

Tho proposed covenant. iuHi"nd "f
a nhuII.hInE war actually ERnCIIour.
breed. and comma udT It MoTnuN"r II
absolutely requires that every futmr"
war shall hc a potential world war and
that We shall hr an active participant
I'm every such war Wo arc thus thrust
fully into ;hn terrible CuhIli"n OF Euro.
paAu puIiIiCs and ovrTy outbreak Ia tho
balkan, even d0moStir. II II IhTeht"nS
IntsrnaiImnhI war viii cell f"I same -
pondlIuro "r iroaPuIe f"I r''Ino shedding
nf AmarI.an blood h"Jnu AIn'i l,nn
IITe u 10 Idle l." cay snd &" "Iuuun I"
h0i,. uI baIiovs Ihesa "uibToaka will not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-25

ii"d w =. I'"hh-,h h- "hsNfreN
If iha meeting et The T1u'' ,hsAttel
Many of tho VIE. rr.aidsris Y sitgM
III. AirB. duflps ~" mestlnH Nhils Wgt
"t- viii ocrupy ihN .ropt s.s,s y
rpnny candidates WIN also se ssA'ed ~
apsclaI ,s,,ent,cp viii, IA Lalxsp ~
ig.''" AN.sSSp SSss'SP' sRai.sal u.I,:rs wll
no 81 the doors 0f the thsatys " ~
thai lhsy arr GivHH choicr aeesasf
1sskiaS ~ . o'Uloot
Judge Morgan viii EArt .spsahhk
PROMPTLY ht I O'clock, lie Viii dinanne
both national and state lspues % tbs
campaign. Mrs F,ioiro HuGhss Daniel.
ono Of tho most talented rpoakers In
(Oontinusd On YNGs Hourtssn)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

KoIeia New York Central przywfe
zIonych wczoraj zostaio A cial zoi-
merry 2 armii Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych z dywizyi 33ej, pufku piechoty
1890, kt6rzy polegli ma polach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

dziewaia sic, re n~astaje kres ich
cierpieniu i Observation-Disclosures
radon kowienskim i byia pre-
razona, gdy sic dowiedziaia, re 2
rozkazu Ligi Ludlow wojska wi
lehskie zmuszone So do wycofa-
mia sic. Ludnost pytala, czy Liga
Ludlow bedzie w stanie ochronie
jej zycie i mienie cd czrezwycza-
jck litewskich W postaci strzel-
cow. Pc odwrocie kawaleryi wi
lchskiej, "a kare "a entuzyastycz-
ne spotkanie jej przez ludnosc,
rozpocze}y sic represye. Miedzy
innymi aresztowana zostala Gala
rodzina Burhardtow, u ktorych
ulani staneli ~postojem. Jazda wro
ella ma Koszedary wzdluz szosy,
przebijajac sic przez' wojska Ii
tcwskie i uprowadzajac mase ko-
nj, ktorych pobor tam sic w tym
czasie odbywai, oraz tabory
trzech pulk6w litewskich. Obec-
ME pomimo rozejmu napady Ii
twin6w ma posterunki polskie ME
ustaja,
Grodno. - Podczas rajdu bry-
gady jazdy podpulk. Butkiewicza
odparto liczne ataki wojsk ko--
wiehSkich, zniszczono W kilkuna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
Ma Nowy Rok

Park Ave, zyczy wszystkim o.
becnym i przysziym cz}onkom
Sp6{ki SzczeSliwego Nowego
Roku.
,,Sp6Hka nasza" = m6wi pan
~Galow-,,dzieki poparciu roda-
k6w, rozwija sic nadspodziewanie
szybko i pomyslnie. w styczniu
Nowego Roku otwieramy 49-ta
serve Zaoszczedzony grosz jest
podw6jnie cenny w godzinie ME
szczeScia i potrzeby. Kazdy Po-
lax i kazda Polka powinni pow
ziac sobie ma Nowy Rok rezolu-
eve oszczednosci j wyiac ksiaze-
czke w Sp6fce .,Avondale". Mo
ina zgfosic sic kazdego dnia cd
godz. 9-tej Q rama do gOdz. 9-teJ
vice., z wyjatkiem piatku wie-
zorem i niedzieli."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
SWIETRA SzAR1A UkAN0W
W|LEhSKICH,

Wilno. - o wyprawie jazdy
gen. zeligowskicgo otrzymujemy
nastepujace szczcgo'y: Jazda,
sk'adajaca sic z wilehskiego i
grodzienskiego pulku ulanow,
.ktora przez jakiS czas by}a odcic-
ia wskutek powstrzymania przez
Lige LUDLOW dziaian wojennych,
dotarla w czasie swej wyprawy,
nigdzie ME spotykajac wiekszego
oporu, az do K;ejdan, w dolinic
Niewiazy o kilkadziesiat kilome-
trow ma p6lnoc cd Kowna. w Ca
lynn tym paste, ktorego ludnoSc
nicustannie zada lacznoSci z pan
stwem polskim i ktora wojska
polskiego ME widziata Cd stu lat.
ulani spotykani byli z niebywa-
lynn entuzyazmem. LudnoSc spo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Tenze sam sedzia wplatany jest
take " lima sprawe, W kt6rej z in
nymi oskarzony byi o po0owanie ma
fedearfnych urzednik6w prohibicyj-
nych, "a CO wezwany zostai pred
wladze federalne.
Maiewski spizewski zatrudnieni
So ma cmentarzu czesko-polskim sw.
Wojciecha W Niles. Swiadkami ola
mich byIi: Jan H. Byk, Jan Ko0ak,
Marya Nowakowska, Ksawery Wojt-
kiewicz. Marya Bold Jan Piontek.
Ma aadanie adv. Laseckiego "a
brane kocioiki wydal sedzia pokoju
Fritz Beisswanger Majewskiemu
Spizewskiemu, a skarge przeciwko
MIN umorzyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31
.NOTATN OSOBISTE.

Byiy sedzia mieiski p. Edmund K.
Jarecki po ustapieniu z urzedu W try
bunale miejskim powraca do prywat.
mel praktyki adwokackiej, ktora ma
=azie prowadzit bedzie W biurze
SVEN pnr. 1916 Armitage ave. Spo-
dziewac sic nalezy, Re OBJ. Jarecki,
kt6ry ma urzedzie sedziowskim zdo-
byi sobie rekord Swietny jake Polak
i jake Amerykanin, uzyska poparcie
wszystkich k6l naszego spofeczehst-
wa.
Panstwu W. G6reckim urodzila
sic tega | hoza c6reczka, z kt6rei 70
dzice SO niezmlernie uradowani; -
matka i d4ecie znajduja sic W Szpi
taIu Maternity Hospital. Ojcec
dziecka, p. Wincenty G6recki, pro-
wadzi sklad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wski pnr. 1912 w. % ul.. ma Kazi-
mierzowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

stu ~miejscach tor W okolicach
Koszedaru oraz kilka moscow.
Raid TRIVIAL siedm dni. Brygada
ulanow grodziehskich i wileh-
skich niejednokrotnic scieraia sig
z nieprzyjacielem rozbijajac jego
piechote i kawalerye. Brygada
~powr6cila do wilma, przyprowa-
dzajac re SODA ~jehcow'z 2, 5, 8
9 pulkow piechoty kowiehskiej.
Procz tego zaganieto tabory mic
przyjacielskie z umundurowa-
MEM i materyaiem telefoniez-
nym. Rannych zabrano, ME 20
stawiajsc Litwinom ami jednego
jehca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

mNntIx w1cAoo010 N1Oa
nsss wiVcOJ dr0vAyOA oEioNsn. All
tell wssystki0 in1O dEAn1E 0olSkh
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Francyi, kladac swote zycie "a VOL
nose uciemiezonyeh narodow. Po-
miedzy temi bvty take zwfoki
trzech. Polak6w, "a mianowicie: Kali
mie-za Lisewskiep, kt6rego rodzi-
ce zam. pnr. flag Haddon ave, ia
IA Stusfnskiego, q pnr. 242l No.
Washtenaw ave, i Adsna Faltyn-
skiego, z pnr. 2nS4 s. Marshall
blvd. Ma dHyorzec przybyli zolnierze,
rodzice, krswni I ansjomi poleglych
bohater6w, kt6rych szczatki. spoczy-
wallace W debowych trumnach okry-
tych W barwy' kraiowe, kolejno wy
noszone byiy. do karawan6w ma ME
czekajscych.
U-oczyste zakonczenie aarego ro-
ku W kosciele. p. W. Sw. J6zafata
Swieeone, bedzie dzisiaj wieczorem
solennemi nieszporami, ktore cele--
browat bedzie X. proboszcz Franci--
seek Ostrowski W asyScie X. Franci-
Ska Krakowskiego jake dyakora I
kleryka FIR. Piwki jake subdyako-
ma. Kazanie wygbosi X. Stanislaw
Derergowski. Pc kazariu odsDiewa-
ne bedzie Tie Deum''. =
Dzfsiaj o godzinie 10et zrana Cd
byf sic pogrzeb s. p. J6zcf kaczyn-
skiego. kt6ry zmar} W S~zpitaLu Me-
cy po ciezkiej choro5ie, trwajacej
pare tygodni. Rozostawil on po So
bic chora Zone StanisIawe Kaczyn-
ska, Fam. pnr. 4516 S. Fairfield av.
i syna. Zmarly liczy} lat IS W ohwili
zgonu. Zwioki pochowane zostaay ma
cmentarzu Observation-Disclosures Pan
skiego.
Tow. Spiewu ] dramatu i'm. Hele-
nv Modrzejewskiej, " dzielnicy
Bridgeport rozpocznie Nowy Rok.
dnia 1go stycznia wspaniaiym ban
kietem, kt6ry sic odbedzie W sail
Adama Mickiewicza, pnr. 1910 So.
NJ ryan III. Bankiet Jest w~yfacznie
dIa czYonk6w, ich rodzin / przyja-
ci6I.
w mieszkaniu pnr. 1851 S. Ham,
Hin ave. znsleziono W n~ieprzytom-
nym stanie J6zefa Kmita, liczacego
lat 80, kt6ry siedzac ma krzesle
zdrzemnal sic, pozostawiwszy naczy-
ME z woda ma piecyku sazowJn.
Pc niejakimS czasie woda sic zago-
towaIa I zgasiIa ogien, a gaz wkrot-
ce napeinii Gale mieszkanie. Domo-
wnicy wezwali policye, kt6ra zteeha
Ia IA miejsce i "a pomoca pulmotoru
przyprowadziIa Kmita do przytomno
Sci | uratowala go Cd niechybne1
smie-ci.
q { q
Poniewal matka skarci@a swa cor
ke Florentyne Giersz, lat II, zam. p.
mr.. 7S4 s. Humphrey ave-, re noca-
mi sic wI6czy re swoja kolezanka
Helena Hayden, wyrodna corka u
ciekIa z domu, ably mogla baja6 ma
wolnosci / do syta uzywaG rozrywek
rGznych zabsw. Matka Zwrocifa sic
p p-oGba do policyi o ponce W odszu-
kaniu c6rki.
/ w mieszkaniu pnr. 2S41 n. Rooey
nj. zostala wczoraj Znaleziona be-
zycia 24-!etnia Joanna Smoika, kto-
"a prawdopodobnie popeIniia samo-
b6jstwo, gdyz sasiedzi znalezli ia 2
wezem cd gazu W ustach, a ma stole
~lezala notatka skreslona W polskim
iezyku. siostra samoboiczyni, Maya
Wapczak, powiedziaia poRcyi, re
smolka iyla W niezsodzia re swynl
me7em i czesto pomiedzy ia para "a
chodzi1y kl6tnie I swsry. Policya po-
ssukuje meaa, ktory wyszedi oneg-
daj / jeszcze ME wr6cii. +
. o
w sadie policyjnym przy Max
we'll ulicy stawai pred ssdzis Ca
verify niejaki Konstanty Mikoaaj-
czyk, Fam. pnr. 174s s. Halsted III,
IFt6rego oskaraono o kradzie5 wegia
z pociagu stojacego ma torach kole-
jowych p-zy 22ej / s. Racine ave.
sedzia skazai go ma $25 kary / ko-
szta sadowe.
' q q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

W koSciele p. W. Sw. Kazimierza
z okazyi zakonczenia roku odbeda
sic dzisiaj o godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem solenne ~nieszpory, kt6re odpra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Tow. Spiewu ! dramatu i'm. Hele-
nv Modrzejewskiei, " dzielnicy
Bridgeport rozpocznie Nowy Rok.
dnia 1go stycznia w~spaniaiym ban
kietem, kt6ry sic odbedzie W sail
Adsma Mickiewicza, pnr. 1910 50.
NJ ,rgan III. Bankiet Jest wyfacznie
ola czIonk6w, ich rodzin i przyja-
ci6I.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

wi miejscowy proboszcS Y. VOL
CZECH Furman W asyScie miejsco--
wych y. y. wikarych; po ~nieszpo-
Ffach odbedzie sic kazanie i biogo--
sla wienstwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Poniewaz matka skarcta swa cor
ke Florentyne Giersz, lat II, ram. p.
mr.. 7S4 s. Humphrey ave-, re noca-
mi sic wI6czy re swoja kolezanka
Helena Hayden, wyrodna corka IA
ciekia 2 domu, ably mogla b9jaG IA
wolnosci i do syta uzywac rozryWeS
/ r6znych zabsw. Matka zwrocifa sic
p p-oGba do policyi o ponce W odszu-
kaniu c6rki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Warszawska Academia muzyki'
mieszczaca sic pnr. 273S Thomas ul.,
organizuje obecnie orkiestre ma In
strumentach detych / smyczkowyeh
pod dozorem p. J. Kropskiego. jed
n~oczesnie zo-ganizowano K6lko ORA
matyczne, kt6re dobrze sic rozwija.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-31

Bolesnych obraien do"nal Wlady-
shaw Kuber, lat So, zam. pnr. 2310
S. Leavitt ul.. gdy sic poSliznai ma
chodniku PREY 24ej S. Leavitt I'll.
Znajduje sic obecnie W domu pod O.
pieka lekarska.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-02
Registration Office.
SET up For League,
Says Eric Drumnl0nd

London July lsssir James Eric
secretary general OF the
Leaguegof Nations has Just notified the
members of the League of Nations
tllats an office for the registration and
publication OF treaties has been yet up
In accordance with the termss OF the
memorandum approved by the coun-
ell Of the league at Its meeting In
Rome il May. a statement issued from
the secretary generals office says
Article Is Of the covenant of the
League Of Nations reads: S5g
Every treaty or international en-
gagement entered into hereafter by
any member OF the league shall be
forthwith registered, with the secre-
tariat and shall as soon as possible be
published by 1t. No such treaty or in
ternational engagement shall be bind
ing until so registered.
And the council of the League OF
Nations declared in its memorandum
of May 10, 1920: Publicity has for a
long time been considered as a source
Of moral strength in the administra-
ton of national law. 1t should@eQually
strengthen the laws and engagements
which exist between nations. IT will
promote public control. It will awak4
Len public interest. It will remove
causes for distrust and conflict, Pub
Lefty alone will enable the League OF
Nations to extend a moral sanction to
the Sc~ontractual obligations Of its
members. 1t will. contribute
to the formation Of a clear and indis-
putable system of international law
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-02

The "A. Guthrie company Of st. Paul,
purchasers OF the Northern Dakota
RAILROAD tat assforeclosure sale MayUl17
last, who were afterward prevented
from tearing up this road, have re-
Gently obtained an order from the fed
eral court-of North Dakota, annulling
their purchase of the road. and for the
master In chancery ito return them
their money.
The Northern Dakota railroad is 9
spur. from Edinburg to Concrete,
about 20imilesf long, and Was originally
built for the purpose otgiving an out
LET from the Pembina-Portland Ce-
ment ycompany's factory In eastern
Cavalier county. sS
AT the time Of the purchase Of the
road the Guthrie company indicated
that they would give the farmers, and
others interested, q chance to buy back
or entersssinto some negotiations with
them. Within q few days. however, q
}crewof workmenSwer put to work for
the purpose Of diamantling the, road.
Judge .Kneeshaw was prevailed upon
to issue an injunctional order restrain.
ing.sthe GuthriesSssscompany, Northern
Dakotascompany, and others interest
ed, from tearing UP the road.. rs 4
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