The Daily Missoulian. [volume], August 15, 1910, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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, OF ACCIDENT
AUrTOMOBIt.E SMASH CAUSES 018.
: CUSSION - ONE . DRIVER
SMAKES STATEMENT.
nteerning tihe automobile accident
: brittrday flght, In which a machine
~hn ;the Garden City garage c6litded
'~lthiU.. Thomas Thibode'u's machine,
there. wa~ considerable discussion yes
tsay. As The Mlnnnslllan's account
at. the accident' gavet it yesterday, the
Ga~edn City machine hit the Thl
'iodeau auto In the side, Mr. T'hiho
detu halvlng turned to the left to avoid
t' course of the other. Saturday
ight an effort was made to find Mr.
°.jlbodeau and get his version of the
br, hut he could not he located at
17. plaee of 'businks or at his home.
ný.ltight he was interviewed by a
st4 utllan mate, to whom he made the
owieg statement:
" was a short distance behind the
]lorence hus, both of us .with iias
asngers for the circpus, whlen a Moon
4iar passed me on the left, going at a
ilhgh rate of speed and crowding me in
closer behtnd the bus. I slowed down
and turned to the left to pass the bun.
t was impossibhle to ace ahead on ar.
count of the crow ed condition of the
-trr0t. Just as I got clear of the bus
! saw the Garden City car heading
toward our side of the road and run
nltig diagonally. This car must have
been going 40 miles an hour. Its
driver made no attempt that I could
see to turn to his right, and I swung
further to the left to avoid his course
if I could. At that moment, he
turned to his right. I kept on going
to the left to get out of his way; but
as I was at slOW speed and my brake
vasu on, I couldn't clear him and he
ran Into my machine, striking it back
of the engine."
OTER ATTLe Nday was
HIP LET "I,,1S To cool, but windy.
. LOR CUOPPE Th'le thermometer
nOVI.Il. Poi didn't even nla
Y OhING GU.R proximate thq 80
)tlNtU, UV mnark, I ant the
N6 ti.E OThE. wind made Run
PELLOW A fReUEMT y % excursions
ci$NC.'10 FEtL Iretty dusty af
OU MUCLL* tfairs. The obser
vations:
Maximum ........70
Minimun ..........411
" At 6 p. m.,
T* Thermoineter.....40
Slarometer.. .I :30C08
At 6 p. m.
'hermoneter,.. 72
Barometer ....... ............ ......... .. 2'0:01
Wind from the southwest.
APPLIES FOR AUDIEICE.
Ban Sebastian, Aug. 14.--Monsignor
Vico papal nuncio at Madrid has asked
for an Interview with the queen
mother, through Foreign Minister Pre
tro, thlus adhering strictly to diplo
mautie ethquette.
Wanted.-Car of Hay
Howell & Ross
Grocers and Bakers
314 HiggIns Ave. Missoula, Mont.
A Fine Ranch Home I
11 miles unat of Missoula and about
200 yards from the station of Turah
on the Northern Pacific; 138 acres.
Nearly all tillable land; 100 acres
F fine land as can be found in
.lasoula county; splendid stream
f'` Waier; fine well.
- Good 7-room house, fine lawn
9 big, fine shade trees; good
Daad theirout-buildlngs. About
,. behrlng trees.
$ ~#1i this property, If sold before
S.r lti He the hay in
titin. to 40 tons, about
9potatoes, frult orop, gar
S Ip410 lta of horses, 10
stI hsogs, 50 chiclkenn,
q ethabPa;ss 1 rubber
, light wagone, 1ti
NO 'COMPANIES GO
TO WALLACE
FORT WRIGHT BENDS MORE MEN
TO HELP CONTROL FIRES
t NEAR IDAHO TOWN.
Two conlpunles. of hsoldier went to
Wallace frmnl Fiort Wright, Wash., yes
Il terdly afternoon and arrived In Wal
tlaoe aIt 6 o'rlock lust evening. A wire
was received from Hlpervlsor Welgi'
Syleterdlly to the( effect that the wind
was very lad at Wallace itn the after
normon and that clnders and hurning em
bers were flying badly. The' situation
is dangerous, built the fires along Plnacer
creek are being heli. The Impresontn
among many people in that the town
k is in danger of being kwept away by
the flames,. The danger from the fires
themselves In practically none, but
there in a large danger froll sp)arks
setting fire to lawnings and roofs.
Two companies of soldiers from Fort
Wright will report to Supervisor
ltunker of the Ilathend national forest.
(Ine company will he stationed at
flurry and the other at I'ola.
A 40-acre fire hats h'lln reported
from the Crary molntlin lportion of
thUe Alsharoka foret. Tilhe sltlllttliln ionl
tile Abisaroknll is very good anlt IIttle
trotuble in expected from there.
IHupervisor Bllushnell of the Cabllnet
forlst reported that the sltulation o11n
his forest wan very grave. tie now has
400 men employed on the forest aind
could use more If ies were aIll to get
nt bompetent rmen to hallndle the11m. A let
no ter giving tile detaills of the HitIuation
ed in expected here todaly.
o, Sllpervisor Miller of the Kanlckkil
-. national forest reports thllt he llhas lx.
nit tinguished 10 or I5 small fires with
lIe small expense anld little loss of tilmbler.
,t- There are, however, three fires hllrn
Si Ing on the upper part of Priest lake
1111 which cover from 30 to '100 acres each,
y These alre not in very valllahble tll
ir. iher at tile Ilresent tinle. The danllger
he' In theme fires Is their (naccesslhillty.
at it in 24 miles by wagon to the foot of
10. tile lake, 16 miles ncross tile like, four
a miles across another small Iake andl
he 17 miles over land from this point.
FIortunately .lpervisor Millar has
he uite a stock of supplies at the foot ofI
N. the lake and the wagon haul has been
In eliminated up to the present time.
It Twenty pack animals and a force of
in men are marooned In the Clearwater
rn country and their location Il unknownl,
', but they are some Iplace in the Ill
terlor. It In not known if they are Il
I dangir. I.ewlnton has been wired for
m Inore plck horseo.
g A report WIts received fromn the Koeo
r- tenal river that .the Wolf creek fire is
re well In hand. The Kootenal forest in
to threatened, however, by fires from the
Id Cabinet forest. The fronllt oIf thils fire
g in 12 miles in length.
Ie Sulpervisor liarton of Pnd d'OreIlle
e InIYn that all fires uin hIls forenst lareI
g t lnler 1con1trol. A small fire oni Portl
t l111i Just ollutlde the forest )boundaries
e is helng closely patrolled. The Deer
a creek fire in practlhally iout ,and the
k fire on flock creek, In Ilorthlepl Idaho,
has been trenched and In calr'efulliy
watlhed. T''lle fires from tile Cabinet
side are causing the greatest alnxiety
and the fire patrol hal been Increasedt
10 per Vetnt.
The O. W. Kerr company of IHamil
toll hits offered tile assistace of tllheir
n men alnd Ipack outfits and ait haunt. of
. supplles Ilay lle esltabllshed there for
er tile men fighting fires through Lost1
I. Horse Iats.
0 C, H. Farmer of the locll offices
It Will le Cent into tile fieldl to alinlst
B- Ranger Kottky in sulerintendllng Ien
a1 undi keeping time at the Avery fires.
A new firIe on tile Biltter Root forest
was reported from alollg W'est Fork
and men are already on tile ground.
SThile condition of the Connor creek fire
I thought to he serlous, as 1no repllorts
were received today.
0 A wire was received froln Associate
N Forester Potter yesterday ulthor)ling
tile request for troops and saying that
if more trollps were Ileeded to get in
:I touch with Blrigadler (leneral Walter
Howe. t
Asocluate District lForester Silcox I
stited yesterday that tilhe realsol the
state militia was not clled on ius per I
(lovernor Norris' offer, waIs onl - .
'counlt of the fact thlt the lllellbe's of
the nIatlonal guard were nIearly all in g
btlulneln, alld if the nlttluatllon co0d1 he b r
(lOnltrolled I)3' federal troopl the'y coILid
ill SpIlled m Illllore reallliiy t1n thll hII'
milltila. If the sltuatlou grows nteulte, i,;
hlowever, tilhe ntlolllln l l 1 u11'tll o1y113' i)( . .I
('ailed (ion.
])istrlct FloreXtelr Creeley retllrnol ed
yesterduy evel'nlg flolll the littler
-toot and relol'tn tlhat thile troolps i
rltached Lolo at half past 2 O'clock Il
Hnuturdly afterlnoon 1and were met wwith
Ctealns for thile unmountedl Illenl, ''hey
stal'tedl folr .olo iHot Sprinlgs Illlncdil
iatuely and rea'hedl there at 11 'cloce in
utlldly, 2 Deplluy 1"orqst Sulpervisor 0
Hpullldlng 11 In charge of the men. K1'
"There a(re four fires that will he h11-11
died from tile centrial ea0np) at Lohll
Hlot S6rlllgs. Thle Sally ('reek file,
I whllhl i llJust little 10elw' Ihe Nlurinlgs,
his It follce <if 235 lllen alrleady oni it
and wlil 13e flouIlht first. ''hils fire Ix il
aIlready chItCketll 1 tllrer' sides. It i1
tIhouglht that t11H fire 1a2n l)e c'lealned
iup in three llor foulr dalys. They will
then cross the divide Illo Pac'kelr's
meadows, where there alre two fires,
one 1on rlusily creek un111 one onl
Crooked creek. Thlese Iwo strelamsn
Sare tributary to the Loeha branllh of
the Clearwater river. Thile 13Brush creek I
fire Is now being fought by 40 men
for the ipast few days and is I)rIe4i0allY
under control. The fil'e r(t i Crooked
creek will lie fought by 50 men1 tlhat
went up thile Bitter Root onil yewlterday
afternoon's trailn.
The largest fire is on Johnson's
Warm Rprlings creek, another tributary
to the Locha branch of the Clearwater,
and Is In very had shilape. It is lo.
cated 2I miles from Packer's meadows
toward the west. Men will be plut
there as soon as the fire can he
oratl/ed.out and the location of camlps
determined. A fores of 150 men and
35 pack horses are at olo Hot springs
and the sltuatton should blie pretty well
Iundep control soon,.
+ii·: ·
Again for Saturday
We Present a
Quality Offering
To know how (good yoru mlutlnt
onr --that iN tiP only waIy yon nll
tell, IIlrlein y ll rI ie a (lltt nrler iof
Ihl Nil re aid Ithln y knr ,v TIhat
only the 1l 41.. IN haln(ll eld h1r,,
FRESH CUCUMBERS.
I.b rK e, fr.esh Mr.*unttl, lrs, si,rcl |l,
each ..... 2 1-.2
IT'S THE BEST.
Ir w hat th , ilit e : . ; r 1 )o . I,, t ii lls
Iutller N4ay and havil I e n panying
lVPr mie we phIe'eid It on t.ie iner
k,.- tI ' ir . It KgiVli ex'ellenlt Matlle
faction to thow' who want roth.ug
bl t Ithe ; ' .i..... oi.
ISNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER,
3 LBs. FOR..
FRESH NECTARINES.
;Th ll qullltt . ;iN ,'x lllhl; In.'g.i,
bright fruitl; d 4, l'ifor 26
CRYSTALIZED GINGER.
IN lWlays prqopitr o'n it dlomie Ia tli
andrl n i cotelnf, tolll. I'lin~ ., xturn,
inot nl'iarMr f d flirolgl, Illl, I , Iilmany
hi'oilsl1, C. & II. bralnd, tll 25r'
WgIAT MUSTARD?
i'hill kind o'f tl ..tturd do vion pre
fe'r? ·We r satisfy youlrl WlilllH,
whlilhir Ihn.y are English, German,
French or Domeitic.
1'riglaish rntstlotrd In lint, tn .2i 0 ,
Mlrmonit t11 nnlr l rll I tl on ll jtrll , ll ,
J.r .... l.
rl" la' thi' I i T .tuarl lie In flln y stone jiri ,
Jar . . .. . .016
hunlsith .le ist1'r l. hlls. J;IrA, 'ti('
told ... . .. 134,
Phone or postal your wants, as
*e guarantee to please you,
[ABOR CONVENTION
OPENS TODAY
DELEGATES TO MEETING OF
STATE FEDERATION GATHER
IN GREAT FALLS.
(freat Fuilli, Aug. 14.-(8pRltl.)--
D)e'legeslte'i fromn overy city itn M.ltlntuIll
are arrlvlng here In drot,'e for the|
lpurpose of attendlingi the nlllnual con
ventitlon of the Montlllanta Slate Ieledera.
li(Jn of jllhbor. whihl conL'veno tlmor
row In tlhsl city for a five lday' Hell.
Mlon. Pre'sidenlt I. .M. IDonoghue andl
l ll the state oifficeres arrived thlis
morningl, and with 'ei. II. Nelston of
MAlinoellla, Tony Schly orf Anaconda antlli
'I'. C(. Shields of Ilutte, who comprise
the 'execu'tlive c'ommlttee', llett Inst
evenlng anid arranllKn the ruleus ind
regulations that will liee followeld ildur
InE the mlleeting.
The .nvenlltlion will hei olpened Iby,
D), 1. Walille of (Ire'at I'talls, who will
lmake a short addroen. T'he (comlllllttee
oln credentillls will malke ItH rleport to
llorrolw mIornilng aind the convellntion
will sttand adlljrned IltIl 'TI'esdaly.
lhe delegllte's will devtlthlet different
ldalys of the week to busieneess, while
the evelnings will lie deivoted to pleas-x
iOre, bmany evenlts havIng bleenll lr
rangel for the pleastlluru and comfllort
of the visitors.
Anlti'onda and II s inotll atre in tlhe
race for the convellntillon nlext ye'ar,
llandl It seemslll to lie the general Impres.
lon that111 the delegsation from the Cop.
per city will have no dllfficulty In cap
turlng the muc'h-tlesiredl pl)t1mn. The
questlon of convlet lahibor on the state
lroads will he ilone of the first nmtteres
th1tt wIll come upl for discussioin. The'
wolrk of the convention will hbegln lit
earnient TuesdItly morning, ait htich
tIlmle ll iof the lc'redited delelgatei
willl he present. Industrial e'ducatlion
iand the prevention of the spreatld of
tllbelrlcllhslM will IIhso receive st Il lrge
Inomtlli( of lltt'lltenlol, while fin effolrt
will )e madbe to unilte all of tIhe Ilea. s.
w'rlterll of the 'Mtatie itteo et slnlin oit
anlatlonll, thle Illtte unnlatetltn Iseing
'olrenl' ltdl lfl . i ,by r1er l Inlelll elr.n
"'l'hi Monlltuln Ied'lel'tttlo ll of Jllt or I
'ia nlle r .lt hll hettle lslhale t)(e tl tll Ie
rI'enmnt," Hum Prl'ell det D)onoKh U e,
'ilind tile Intlre't ilI the conlhlln c'int i
elItitl le Kreat. A IsIt'e etlnltllst aft
tiork will I' l'ei'nslil s el lurlinx tile
rcelt, tnld It Ix ixllseted thatll 11 l i
lIe dCel lel sIeH wvill i\'( a goI o lld ntt' eo.tlltI
I' tholni olvl s l Iii"
Probalily the mlsliet cotlnllmpsct iltepl.
5t1l1r' hail i 's letntltlte le iy till 1111
i01i llltlil, thle itelsx Ioilslll r Into i
'}roove ill the hlsie: wh nitll II li ot.'li,e II
5 that It titkeis up It millre' r1oi1 1 hisi
fseilr. hI la|klik.
Swc·<t 0i0 a(llrlivail oln M. ! , chllurch
I(Wn T'Uc tlday evtlelni, At1ltnt ]l.
tW O l'trliln 'Itty c'ltki, uIg,,
to
£vea
I zanill
LOCAL BREVIIES'
Smoke Wm. HJooper cigar .
. 1. IK. ely of St. Paul in registered
at the Missoula,.
Drink John_aUnd's Peerless beer.
J. A. Johnson of Spoknne Is .Cegis
twreed at the Missoula.
Dr. Willard, osteopath, 1st Nat'l Bank
.J. T. Torrence of Hamlltop is reg
ilstrecid at Ihe Savoy. *
Publir' stenographer, Dawson, 6 Dixon.
Alan Ilrlrcker of Dcetrolt in traintsnt
!InK bllinr.ess In Missnicin.,
James M. Rhoades, fire Insurance.
.1. II. ri ,iL4 of Hlenh a in viitinrl In'
1ic. city for it short time.
Marsh, the undeftaker. Phone 331.
Ii. A. Thayer of Iornne Was in the
city ycntordcay olu hulInniesn.
It, I. Mllaney, livery,- hack and
!tranifcr. Phone 0G6.
1.. I). WV.y'ty of Ifllnilten+ in vlsiting
with his Missoula friends.
Dr. Ward, veterinarian, Tel. 33 or tdl,
iI. Dwight of Clilnton IN In the city
on ci cshort buisiness visit.
Missotula Ice Co. Phone' 310 Black,
A. I', IU.france of Ielenn Is making
it husiness visit in the city.
Try Dutch Calsomine Kellogg Paint
Co.
A. A. My'rc rf Kansflas Cfity Is in
lhe city for It business visit.
Frank 1'. Keith, Insurance. Florence
block.
Shernnan Diccklnson of Des Moines
ixi regilterld ait the i'Ilorenee.
The Minnoula, Brick & BSuIly Co.,
,of(ice 11G Higgins avenue.
A. V. Tcorner of Chinago Is In n Mis
'o iit lookinlg fis' ic lhittlion.
Dr. Anna James, 'asteopath. Phone
834 Black. Higgins block
J. V. W+ebhnter it ('hlengo Is vislting
in i.Pn, I'+ for n few days.
Missoeula .and western MoIntana
directoary for sale at Missonllian office
A. 1,. Walsh of Stevensvlill made a
short visit to Missoltla yesterdliy.
Drink Joel B. Prazier at the C,xford
"livery swallow makes a friend."
J. Li. Halrpham of Chicago in mlak
ing a business visit In tiche city.
Stains, enamels, varnishes, etc Kel.
logg Palnt Co.
Mr)s. John P. ('lun of Butte Is visit
ing In the city for It few days.
Hairdressing, MIss Arcnor, Fleet No
tional block.
I'. H. Oriswold of Chicago spent
F yist.rdtluy in MissoIla on business
SColonall for candies and Ire cream.
Phones: Bell 1i7 Red; Ind. 475.
J. J. Fitzgibbonu of Illmliltn- Is in
1nssoulla on ct short bullsiness visit.
.. Dry cord wood, slabs and edglngs.
Is Rtierdy Lumber Co.., Tel. 743.
S C. It. Si.tton of Buttt arrived in the
-. city yesterday for it busilness visit.
I Newton II. Schwelker, optlcal spe
r- lcllnt; eyes examined. 318 Higglna.
S I.. It. Abbott of Spokane In spending
i t fiew taiys with friends In the cit ..
ref Dr. Pearl Foster, dentist. Child'ien's
d l Work a specialty; 4 Higglni block.
t J. .'rieledmn of Cleveiland is spend
st Ig a few idays with ellnssouiit friends.
cI Phone 38 for cabs and baggage
r- traunsfr. Greene & Elilnghouse.
WV. M. 4miith of Helena Is spending
aI' ftfw tdays with his MIXsoutl friends.
c Dr. Hanson of Butte. Mont., visits
. any part of the state for coneultations
Inland general surgery,
S I. H. Iteeece Gcf Inton u's ac, i mong
the bulsiness visitors iII the city 'yes
le terdhy.
Dr. J. Loulse Smith and Dr. C. B.
-Spohlr, osteopaths, suits 17, Masanle
rt temple. Telelphiouc, ell, 018: Ind., 7.2.
Mrs. (, R. I.lindsay of Alberton Is
Sile'tling it few days wit hfrlends in
I' Minsoni inh.
'pr. Riesland, optical specialist, now
at rcoms 2 and 3 Hammond block,
untlI AugiuLt 20. All glasses ground.
Josephll Tholl)lmas ui1' Anaconda Is
Svlisiting with Missounl friends for a
fewile days.
S II.I . M. Lewis of RI. Ptaul is Iamong
i the bualrShs arrivals in the city y.c
, lt rll. .y.
SEvuns Breos. Trunk Co., manufactur
f ers and jobbers of trunks, bags and
suitcases. Slesnroom 204 Itiggins Ave.
t Factory, Daly addition. Phone 261.
ll. A. Hegen cif ]elcna Isl spending
4lsentillng a rfew ilays with friends ilu
the c ity.
IV. '. ' lHerweg of Mhlinneapolls nr
rliv'l in lic t' iyi yesterday f'or a tlHuni
I nc'ss i \'llt.
Does your piano need tunlnl? Leave
or.rn at Lucy's store for expert tun
r, Work guaranteed. Montana Music!
i'rank IIarn and wife of Anaconda
cre speilding I few tledays with Mis
inclltel friencetc.
Apple boxes-a large quantity of
stltndard size kept colinstantly on hand
at II. B., Lnuiber Co. Yard 508 TooleI
I avenlle.
A. ID. Icllely orf Sail Prnancisco waits
cnlo)ng the business ilrrilvals In MJis
i S'a c .Vn yteldany.
A. . Smiii f. Mi.nnoeupoiis Wacs
aliionsi II ltusilncss crrirl'Lls in Mis
inlUit ycStccrlliy.
nMr. itudl Mrs. Joselch Appolonli l'
Victoer arte vlliting wicll friends In tche
ity. Mr. Appolonln is a promineint
clerchuant of \'Victor.
Biltter Root Valley Nursery Co., Vic
tor, Montana--Home.grown trees, er
guaranteed true to nanle. We are also Io
agents for tile Geneva nursery. T, H. ci
Hanbidge, secretary. 5. P. Kerr, to
manager. , th
MORNING AFTER THE CIRCUS. in
Thie local railway passenger sta- of
tion. presented a drowny appearance ex
yesterday from morning till night. It pu
was the day after-lthe time of the to
dark brown taste-and Brer Indian $2
could scarcely hold his eyes open, Po-
lice officers had to keep nudginlg the
bucks and squaws with their atlcak
to keep them from falling to sleep In 3
the waiting roocs chalres. The circus
wes too) much for many of them. W
Somne of the weaker ones wyre still
under thie iflieeace t filrewater. II
'r tCopyhtI / A
AN inch more or less on the end of a coat
.makes or mars the entire effect of the gar
ment; a vest that is too full--trousers' that
are lacking in the proper hang; correctness in these
little details is essential.
We watch them here. Care in fitting is a mat
ter of prime .importance. We guard you against
anyone's mistake-yours, ours or the makers'.
And clothes that will fit--that are tailored in
correct style-that have the proper human hang
and drape-they insure your satisfaction.
We specialize in the well-made, beautifully fitting
garments from
KUPPENHEIMER, STEIN-BLOCH,
HACKETT-CARHART
Now Is the Time to Buy Your Suit While These
August Cleanup Prices Prevail.
3 N inch more or less on15.75 te end$45.00 Suits $23.75
ment; All $17.50 Suit is 8.75too full trousers that
are lacking in the proper hang; correctness in these
Every train carried nawy a fTw
tardy visitors. Tul., as a rue', the
streets were deserted. 'The ittli ut
had fallen out of the crowd.
CHINESE ABOLISH
NICE, FAT, POSITION
Peking, Mlonday, July 25.--The govs
ernment heas decided to employ go dip
lomatlc adviser for the futur4c a de
cision that has come a. a surprise and
to some extent a disappointinent to
the foreign communities of the far east.
The Wal Wu Pu, the foreign govern.
ing board, will depend in the future
on the views and opinions that are
held regaltdlng foreign affairs by those
of its own people yvho have had long
experience in the. diplomatic and con.
-ular services a road. The post now
to be abolished has paid a salary of
25,000 a year,
Frank Borg & Co.
W.TCHBs , DIAMONtLs, JEWEL.RY
We repalr ~ynlWJnr in our Ilne'
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL
F- CHAS; A. CCHRAGE, Prop,.
Open Day and Night
Corner Railroad St. and Higgins Av,
Care in Connection.
DAN R. FEIGHNER'S,
New Family Liquor Store
184 West Cedar St.
Opposite the Postotflce.
All promrnl*nt brands sold at cut
pricas.
SOMe i 1fS AT 'y
MAPES & MAfealES
Mlakes ALfe's Walk Easy
N. P. WOODS
8068303 Higgins Ave.
EVERYTHING TO EAT
Groceries and Provision.
Fruits and Vegetables
Meat Market
All Kinds of Fresh Meat a d
Fish.
Both Phones in Both Departments.
SHATS AND SUITS
Clothes cleaned, pressed and repaired,
Suits made to order.
Hate cleanedi, rr.blooked and trimmed,
THE PANTORIUM,
102 West Main Street, Acrols from City
Hall, Both- phoene-Ind, 7181 Iell
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