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OTTAWA MZt TRADER
Established 1849
OTTAWA JOURNAL
Ettablithed 1830
FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
WEATHER.
Fair tonight and Wed
nesday. Warmer Wednesday.
VOLUME 2.-NO. !."::.
OITAWA ILLINOIS. Tl lMJAY, .MAY II, lillh.
I'KICK, TWO CENTS.
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I-RflKTR MIGHT Oil HIRH S S PLANS HI
FAIL TO RETURN TO THEIR BESTS! J FF
, : MEMORIAL DAY: IjS,
SQUADRON SENT OUT TO
DESTROY ITSELF
DESTROYED
FEAR MINE FIELDS
BOTTLING ATTEMPT OF BRITISH
LEAVES SUBMARINES HOME-
.LESS CREWS IN PANIC AT KIEL
GERMAN'S GREAT NAVAL BASE..
Zurich. May II A whole siiailru
of Gvoiinn k 1 1 1 in .i ii n t -s nf a in'v.
large type failed to return after a
cruise, according to information re
cubed today from a Gorman source.
Tjio now type of submarines hit
said-to be most unsatisfactory, being
Joo unwlohfv to inaiiKiivHi- ranidlv .
Oilier advices said a near panic pre - following in systematic form' is the re
vulled ut Kiel, the German naval suit of some of the Inquiries that have
base, because the new iiritish mine been made:
field in thu North sea is hindering tho 1. What Is the Ottawa War Relief
movement or mbninriiies. Conster- Fund?
liiitlon also reigns because the two Answer-It is a single War Relief
German Mibinarine bases on the It.l FunU . taking the place of the many
aiilin coast urn bottled up. the advice : former separate relief funds.
"''''"I- , For example: In the past year
Nail German Lie, separate, disconnected campaigns
London. Muy ILTho following ,,UVt' ''ecu llla1'' fo ''he. Gross
ftateuioni relative to the sinking of;FluuI' V. M. O. A. Fund. Knight of
the old British cruiser Vindictive at ''olumbus Fund. War Recreation
the entrance to, the 0 ate ml harbor ' ''"und, Salvation Army Kund and for
wan Issued by thu Cerman udtniralty-,l, SinHi-ag'.' Book Fund. It has been
ha been received here: 1 funds ad funds in I pwlldering. mush
' Fxamlmulon of the hull of the room confusion. Hereafter, only one
Vindictive, sunk before Uslend, iirov -
d that the vessel did not oo:ilu'n
cargo of cement. She was not
blown up by the iiritish. but was
sunk by the tire of (lerinan batteries."
The Drllish admiralty, upon 'seeing : 2. Will the good causes and move
the German claim, issued this oflir'n! menis represented by the old separate
announcement:, funds, such as the Y. M. ('. A., Red
"The Rritlsh statement of May tn Cross. K. of ('., etc., be benefited by
that th ship was tilled with concrete the new funds?
was absolutely correct. Kvery detail
of the German message, therefore, is
entirely false."
Ask About U-Boat Captures.
London. .May 11.- R. I'. Houston, a
1 nionlst member of the House of
Commons, gave notice today that ho through popular enthusiasm and for
will ask the first lord of the admiralty I clblc campaign methods, received
tomorrow wind her he can tell tin-.more than they expected and other
whole story of the successful opera- praise worthy funds received less
tion around the iiritish isio within the then they expected.
past three weeks, resulting in the
ture and destruction of ("-bouts
i up-
MISS DELESS WEDS
SEGT. SAMUELSON
1. What are the main advantage
, The wedding of Miss Dortha 11. l)e;of Hie new fund over the old funds?
Less, oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. , Answer -1. It saves the time of
Robert DeLess, 1102 Post street, and both those who give and of those who
Sergt, Rafael Kamuelson. son of .Mr. ask
anil Mrs. I). A. Sainuelson, of Klgin, -'. It avoids doing the same work
took place Saturday afternoon at 4 1 over and over again in. connection
o'clock, at the home of Dr. liell. pastor i with all the different movements,
of the First English Lutheran church - :! H 'Iocs not overdraw or over
tit Baltimore, Maryland. The double ! drain the enthusiasm and emotional
ting ceremony was used. j capital of the public.
Mr. Sainuelson was beaut ifully j
gowned (n a plum colored silk suit,!
willi hat to marli, and wore a corsage
bouquet of violets and Mile of the
valley.
Following tjie ceremony Sergt.
Sainuelson and his wife Rdt for a
wedding trip lo Chesapeake bay. .
Mr. .Sainuelson was a popular Ot
tawa girl, she Is a graduate of the
Ottawa high school in the class or
iy4. Scrgl Samiielson is a graduate
of the University or Illinois, and un
til hi- enlistment in the ordnance de
partment of the army, last September,
was assistant anperlntendant of the
.Mollnc Auto Co. He Is now slut lotted
al the Kilgewood Powder Reserve Co.,
at Fdgewood, Maryland.
Mrs S:ilinic!umi will i-., ,,.,;,, in
Washington, where she has necepte.L
a position In the government em-:
ploy tint II the dose of the war. after
which Sergt. Sainuelson and Ills bride
will rel inn (o Illinois to reside.
CUT RAIL TRAFFIC '
BY McAD00 ORDERS
Wellington. .May ll.-The saving'
of 1l,T28.l'.' tulles anntinlly In trans-,
cicitinental passenger tialn ervic -
will be tffertetl through a schedula ;
approved today by Director General'
td Railroads McAdoo. Ihe order will j
trite effect tune .
mm niirnT rinin i ;
Minu i UL i Li nil i n n w
VfMI UIILOI I.UMU n
MONEY m
CITY AND PEOPLE
QUESTIONNAIRE IS ISSUED BY j
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE SHOW-
ING ADVANTAGES OF NEW SYS-'uu Decoration Kay. Prof. Willets. ru
TEM INAUGURATED HERE. Utilized as o.ie of the most forceful
j tweaker or Hie middle west, was oh-
j tallied lor the Memorial Day meeting
question as lo the object, meaning. ; because of his ability to handle great
and methods of the new Ottawa War palrjotio questions in a manner that
i ..... i i. i ti i . , i . . . . .
Relief Fund association are being
! constantly asked by the public and it
!.'
i wilt be the object of Ibis and succeed j
' lng articles to give definite answers to j
mm...!
questions thai may lie raised.
'i'mpaign will be made, only one sub
seriptlon will.
subscript ions
be pledged, and all Hip j
and moneys collected
vlll be merged and pooled
war relief fund.
one big,
Answer--Yes; each of the old
causes, if desirable, and sanctioned by
the government will receive its share
Only, now, each '"fund will receive its
just shares, its full share, ils appro
priate share. Formerly some funds.
i
II. If good new causes arise
they have a share in the funds'.'
Answer -Yes; if the causes
authorized by the government
their work is not already done
will
a re
and
sat-
fnclorily l some other movement.
I. It Interrupts business. Industry,
educational and civic life only once in
the year by a big campaign instead
of Interrupting thene activities several
limes a year by many campaign.
a. It avoids conflicts of campaigns
(Continued on page It, cel. 1.)
FIND BOY, MISSING
A YEAR, ON FARM A j
FEW MILES FROM HEREL
Thomas Grossman, son ol Henry
Grossman, of Strealor, who disappear
ed from hbnie a III tie over a year
ago, was found Saturday on a farm
near Ot'awa Younir Grossman had
Imt1' w,"',lilu? l,,"rn "v,'r !,,",'" r
"""J""1 Mi,n'h-
i i in ruii-iinH.v cn ,-uraior in .auii.
of I'.'IT. without
ii.ii, ..I.. 1 1,.... ,
I.1III1S
I. ...... I. ....I ....II -
ii, i c in- wwn iiinih, i ne jiiiuce were
askon to search for him but despite
their untiring efiorfi could not I icate
II... . i "rill, l.ilftii i-ei ii Liirsue, ill IIAIMI, 41 II 1 1
Hie youth. On several occasion 1ie ,
,, ,, ,,, . . I i niece. Mrs. (hares K. Jacobs, of
pol lrt thought t tint they had appre-i,,
hfiided him ljut each time found that: ."."'
he had moved ,l i .imUlier nine.. rh' U"H ful wrvh' w '"' ml
The search tor him graduall.v
down but Chief Hopkins kepi
:or loss in touch with the ca-e
H)(l
finally' located him on tin farm north
or Ottawa He Has 'takrn back to
Si roator and turned over to hi par
cuts.
OTTAWA ASSOCIATION ELECTS
OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEETING!
CHICAGO EDUCATOR It. i.E
CURED AS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER.
! A.iuoiinceinent was 'mad ! i h,.-t nl,,l:r.
.at the annual tneeiing of the ui'iini
Memorial Association that Pi y. Hu
! I't i t !. Willels. O II. S. comia -a
ment oialor. had been secured to
liver the patriotic address at Ottawa
-" uii.ieisioou ny alj 111
audience
, , . , ..
Particular stress Is going to be laid
,,,. ,. upproaching Decoration Day
exercises. Willi new names being
added to its honor roll the citv will
give ine enure nay over to reverenc
ing Us heroes dead and alive.
A feature of the day will be a pa
lade (luring the early al'ternoo.i. Civ r
bodies, military organizations, fra-;
ternal societies and the citizenry all
large has been invited to take part in ;
the street demonstration to comment-1
orate the second Memorial Day sim
America s entry in me great worn
-trite. .No doubt I here will be aJi im
mediate response from all sourceH and'
a large tun out of different bodies I
ho will serve as escorts to the g''and!
idd boys of 'tll-'ti.j. j
Last night's nieeling was presided
over by President H L." Homitok. Dor 1
ing the course of the meeting ChaK'
ili'iu R. C. Hilt; of tile ExL'cutivtf Com-'
mitten, presented the report of his'
committee recomintndlnir i.ttici- c.-i
the ensuing year who were elected a
follows: .
President, .hiMin F. Richardson ,lr
First vice preideiil. Mrs. Charles I,
McCully. '
Second vice president, Ma,. John II.
Wldtner.
Secretary, Lester J. Hor.r.i.
iicasurer, .Mrs. inane Hap wi
Necrologist and Hags. Michael I bin
nifeii.
Kxeciitive couiinittee. Rector (' llilt
I ester .1. lloran. William I). Fulb rtou
Ibonias 1!. Kartell.
Finance couiinittee, M. II. .Mitchell
j A. C. Uradish. W. D
Music -couiinittee.
Duncan.
Thomas II. Far-
! roll, N. A. Guthrie, I. M. Chamber
jliu.
lieccptio'u couiinittee, II. L. Ilossack.
I A. K. Hatters. Thomas Fribbs. II. .1
jllilliard.
I I'rintlng and program, William II
I Osmali. Fred A. Sapp
Marshal of the day. Cap! Charlc.
L. (!ape;i.
Flowers. Mrs. W. W. Nash
The executive cuinmitlee was auth
orized to select chaplains.
The executive committee was di
ected to complete comnntlecs fur tin
decoration of the several cemeteries
and to make their selection known
through the local papers.
The exeeutivd couiinittee was di
rected Mo secure the Use of the base
ment of the First M. I' church from
which central point distribution of
Mowers will be made.
Ilefore adjourulnelit d as decided
to hold the annual meeting on the
third Monday of each ear.
MRS. CASSIDY DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
" ""
Mrs. Sarah Cassidy, a well known
I Ottawa resident, died last even -
tug at !t o'clock, at lor home. : 1 : glance at either one would convince
Fast Washington street. aHer a brief 'be most aiiia-ourish or character,
Illness from pneuuionla. Mrs". Cassl- - 'atlers. thai neither the peeress nor
dy had lived in Ottawa for a great,'"'1' noll-.-hark husband would spend
many car and was the Widow of Ihe 11 Hickle to see the batlle of Oetty .
late Phillip Cassidy. 'he original cast.
She was the mother of Miss Sarah N,,,,' r" f iris - Phoebe savs she I,
Cassidy ho died Just lle mouths ago. , """''''"d. has proof ol her niarriag- ,
Surviving she leaves two daughters.
: tiu flu.. .1 M . .......
" ' )
Cassidy, both of this city, a grand
uaugtiter, .miss iieion m iinoiiler, a
ululnM 1.MI... .!...!, II t 1
died' n"""","'V "rnn'K at o clock from
iii'M-eiS'' t"",,"",a church .and burial will be
i uiaile in M ulumiin eetnetery.
Optimistic ThoiiflM
II'iuiiiiiIiIp relreiil nr.
inferior ( brave rhnre.
in n
THE MURDER GUN
BOSILLS 16 GET
IB SENTENCES1
SEERESS AND HUSBAND TO BE
TAKEN BEFORE JUDGE DAVIS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT WHERE
JUSTICE WILL BE METED OUT
TO THEM
loinonoH morning I'hmbe and Ar
thur lloswell. com icle, clairvoyant '
fakes, will lace the stern law in all its
grim reality.
They will be presented to an or
deal new to both of 'them. At least
they say it j. tm experience n.-iiliei-
before passe thru. They will be taken command was
I before Judge Daus and sentenced (o'trench regalia
Indeterminate terms in the lolict
I'risoii of from one to ten yiars each
I'hoebe. the placid and fai. is ex
pected to take her medicine with good
grace. Like others of her ilk she
has schooled het-ef to expect any
I thing of the law - it she K0( caught.
As she has been caught with the goods
she determined to take her medicine
bke a - woman. With Itoswell it i
diflerciif. He fails to show the same
signes of bravado evinced by his er
riuiiip "helpmate."
I'hoebe and Arthur, H .
ineinbertil were convicted or defraud
ing Mrs. Theresa MoaghVr. of O'tawa.
by means of j, scores fraud $1.1 11,1
in good old coin of the realm.
It took a Circuit Court Jury about
iiiiiiuir. ui .senu tucm lo a place
that will require anywhere froni a
''"' '" year to get back from.
They haven't gone thru the fiuiiiuhi
of getting "theirs." That comes to
morrow when Judge Davis commits
Hiein to .lolict for their grind in the
big stir.
Authorities of i lie county are now
conduct i it it a wide search for the
-1 ' ' 0 . which I'lmobe and Arthur says
I hey spun. A mineral size up of the
, couple brands that statement as pos-
sensing too much roiuiince to iM. iih
,1" the pale ot possibility, A casual
" M" ",,,ls ou'1' "pr r"ll' P'dl.v
iigni ii.idu. second niuer from the
boltoin. What poltetids lo lie all en
gagement fin ti ml a weddliu band
I M ., , I... I I.
.mi in- t- tl 1 1 N I hll
'iiause she can loon lar into
the distant futi.te and possesses sin h
wonder powers as a olovovant she.
as an unusual woman, upsets, or ruth
r must be (t i n i m t rroin, all tradi
tion wit hunt teeard to custom and
pradlce for displaying betrothal mid
liviueiiiil dubb ins.
Optimistic Thought
i h it in tueti is hiiihII. . l th
tsuil fi'i'iu il i srral.
WARY C BOYS
ISSUED WAR REGALIA
E
OTTAWA SOLDIERS "TOOK TO THE
BRINY" ALL DECKED OUT WITH
"TIN HATS" AND OTHER NECES
SARY TRENCH EQUIPMENT.
When Company (' started upon It-
i rip across (lie briny to take part in
that epoch-making episode, destined
before long to be 'played i i and about,
lieiliu, every member of the Ottawa
lilted out with his
including the famous
American "tin hat." This was hinted
ill in a letter from Howard Hampson.
a member of Company C. in a b-tier
Hum Camp I'pton. X. V., while the
lr'th regiment i formerly Hie Third
lllinir.s Xa'ional Guard was waiting
to embark for France. The ieii r
to his parents. Mr and .Mr. J. A,
Hampson. says:
Camp I'l'ton. X. V,
Dear Folks:
I si-ni von a niglu let iff tonight and
I suppose by the time you get it I
will be aboard a. iransport bound foi
France We got in this camp'Tuesday
night about ! o'clock.
BEFOR
EMBARK
Tiles, !a morning we got In We- Omaha. Xeb., was climaxed at the re
haw ken About eleven o'clock we took ''''" spl lllj: election v hen lie whs
ii l'irr and went down the Hudson chosen Max or of I lie cit oer a big
river We saw the statue of Liberty Hold ol entries.
Then we went up the Mist river and Word ot Mr. Cutler's suice-.- in
uniler the llrooklyn bridge. We ian l- lai'turing ihe mayoralit v of Omaha
id in prookljn and then we.it out to came veMcida.v in a litter to Mr-
camp nil is about sixty I w o miles William 1 Sutler, of West Ottawa.
i rum New York City
Tins is ii very huge camp, but I
don I like it We are glad to know
that wo will soon be on our wav.
It i eriainly was -ntiie Ipp front
'It sio, to N'ew York. I suppose you
gel my cards O K.
We are now fnllv eiUipp,i jlud ai'w
prepared to po tight itro the front
line, of trenches Of en, us,, ji pro''
abiillv w ill be a lew mouths Vei.
I sj you could sre our hellilel i
Tliev are made nf el or slr(d slid
ViHrli ii'miit lour po'i.rN I i mild pel
hit mi the head with a bail and it
Weill, ill I lull'! tile
We are snie going lo get the Kaixer
and I d ill : think I' will be long be
! I'ote he gives in Hau n t much 1 1 tw
to w l';e ymi. so I w 111 i lu-e Will
.write v, u a -mini a- I aln across.
l.oVe,
Hiiwdv.
TAYLORVILLE COUPLE .
FOUND ASPHYXIATED
- -
Tav lorville. May II Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Aehi nl, neb. well known rest
ib'iiN, were found dead from a.spii;
intioii in I liejr home hei to,i,iv .
fltlTILLifJV DUEL
is cifj wmm
The Germans are extending their artillery ac
tivity and today the big guns were flaming at
many points, between the North sea and the Swiss
- a ! frontier.
'j
C
y
MH LEG SEVERED
11-YEAL OLD H ROLD ESBOLDT,
THROWN U.Jtrt SWITCH EN
GINE WHEN HE TRIES TO HOOK
RIDE LEFT LIMB BADLY MAN
(
GLED.
Harold Ssboldi,
Mr. aim Mrs.
1 1 year old
Frnest Ksboldt
son
i
Ton I
oi
M
IN HOSPITAL TODAY
Washington .street, is at Itybutn Hos-; 'ltilly and France, was actually
pi'.al today suffering from seriouslagreedupon.it should be under way in
injuries received last evening at : IV i
o'clock when he flipped a C. it. & Q.
switch engine and was pulled under
neath tin.1 cars, recfiviim injuries
it resulted in the loss of his let'i
oung Ksboldt and several other
boys were playing on the tricks ot
the C. 1!. & q. switch engine leading
from the main track to the Sieberl.ng
factory west of the city, when an
engine with four cars attached came
ii n ti iii. i n iii i in; ill lu ir u 'I I.
,. , , , 1 - i
I.sboldt attempted : step onto the i
, ' , , !
engine iiliil was thrown underneath I
, , !
tiie wheels. He was dragged lor a
, . , ., , ,. , ,,-,,!
distance or lorty leet. alter w hiclf he ;
, . i ,. i , , i
crawled lor almost a halt Mock be-1
lore aid reach ( him.
The train crew did not know any
thing about the accident, going to the
factory and reporting back to the of
fice "before they learned there had
been a boy painfully and seriously
injured.
The lad was removed ct once to
I i tm in Hospital, and Dr K. W. Wis
was called to give him surgical atten
tion. The left leg was so badly men
led ii was necessary to remove it just
below the knee, and the right leg was
Injured in a number of places. The
bo was also bruised an received
minor injuries in several places.
At the hospital today the little fel
low was resting well, and il was
thought he will recover In a
time.
lort
DANIEL B. BUTLER, A
FORMER OTTAWAN. IS
MAYOR OF OMAHA
i I he young hi was apparently re
Tlie success of Dan I!. Hut lor. r,, j""Vcring in a sailsfactory way from
moi' Ottawa and Wallace township re- ' !l"' "I'crai ion. when he was suddenly
M.lctll. who long has bevn l'ecogni.ed j sri.-Ki-ii today, and death s.m.ii follow
us one of the leading .lights of;1'1'
llutler ran far ahead ol lie- ethers
iii.il outdislMo cd the retiring muvor
mi fai he was place w,n own ;;! Mo-
bo! lorn of t he I iek i .
celVed 1;'..I:M Miles as ii
lei .1. G. HailllUiill. whi
Rut
aiti
in i
ei re
I a.. "a;
reeie,-.
as hi-
Hon s
T;lli ip.
aieinolits Wii
il oiioiicn'.
tiH,le,
WM. SHULENBERG
DIES AT JOLIET
Word was received In Ottawa today
.immune ing the di.iih ai .loiiei tin
iiiorning ot William Sluilenivefg. ;i
former local reMjlcii:. Mr Shnleu
lieig lesideil In ihe citv a lew e,us
ma hi un Ottawa hi-, ti 1 1 1 iki r: ei s while,
lie served ,1- state deputy for tie' 'I'ui
er' Fral erna! A Mici.it 'on
CALLED HOME BY
DEATH OF JflOTHER
Mi's OliVe Peudletoll, vvile
A H
"lidleion. 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 fiiiii.iy ricqdir,
was siiniiiioiied to Virginia. 111., la'
night by Hi " death there of her moth
i;r Roth Mr. and Mrs Pendleton left
'oi "irgiiu. hcie the w,,l .itieiol
til'- funeral
Infantry operations on
the Flanders battle front,
continue at a standstill, but there
were some minor operations on the
Picardy field and elsewhere.
Following their long bombardment
in the Flanders and Picardy luncs.
j the German guns have now begun to
pound the Flench lines in Champagne
an din the Vosges mountains.
Fast ut Amiens the Germans con
centrated a heavy bombardment
against Iiritish positions in the sec
tors of the Somuie and Ancre rivers,
two points where Von llituleuburg is
known to have large forces of re
serves massed.
' The infantry lull continue, but the
council of war attended by the two
I kaisers and their chiefs of stafl at
German great headquarters is ap-
nareiillv over anil If u double offen-
a short time.
$400,000,000 to Allies.
Washington. May 14. Credits to
taling $Hi';iMio,tjno were advanced by
the tresaury department this after
noon for the allied nations. Great
liritain receives $:wn,nnn.niiu, France
linu.iMHi.iMtu and Italy $Hm,000.UOu.
To Negotiate Russ Peace.
j Amsterdam, May 14. -The Ukraiiii
i m and Russian governments have
i agreed to conduct peace iiejjotlatkiuH
' , , . , . . . .
short I v at Kieve, uecordlng to InfiM'-
, ' .. . ..
mat ivi from that city,
. '
Berne Station Burns. '
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Zurich. A it v 14. The Slleste, rail-
, , , ,
wav station m IJerne. which was
'. . ..
s;ui Ked
witn good troiu i Kraima nas
Ii destroyed by lire, saiil
pi'ch received here today.
dis-
'UNDERGOES OPERTION
SO HE CAN JOIN ARMY;
AFTER EFFECTS FATAL
! The heroic efforts of a native Ot
tawa boy to render his tlag and conn
(try a patriotic service with exception
.illy s,i,l it suits, are recounted in the
j I'o'.low i;'g lory ri oin the Sa.l D'eg"
: Sun. of M.iv 1 o f Horace M. C.io.rti.
son of Mr mi I Vi.-. (Iran: Cunard. for
j iner well '. o b.cal residents 'Ihe
) : uii says-
Horace M. Conard L'l, son of former
i
! Mayor and .Mrs. Grant Cmiai'd. passed
aw ay suddenly today at a local hospi
' in,, a week afiiT all operalioll for ap
i pendiciti-t -an operation performed
llliat lie might elllel- le si.fvice of Un-
Sam.
Young Cuiard was a member of thi
veal's graduating class at Stanford
I'u i versa i v. lie had made several a'
''.tip's to join the aviation section of
lie army ami also ihe navy here, bu'
refused on account of his eye
siglo He litwiliy enrolled in ih" or
dnance school at Stanford university
ami i M i the day he was lo filter in
March was stricken with another et
'ack ol appendicitis, from vihich lo
ll. ol previously suffered.
II" came home to re uper.i'.e ami
prepare for an operation, vihich wa
perforiucd last week, in o (lei' ' enter
I lie service as h,- had p'a lined.
The father. Iilolhif. olie lIot!l-'i'
,iii,l l .v o -:siei - u Kaneral
service- w il! be ii- I i SI uiil.iv at 1"
a m.. fro. n lie' jiarlots of Uradiey a
Wooimsr, Im eriiieio will b
I i rein vv r,od
Con. ad was
I 'lego, h u , i'
il'd Hie !.i'ii:Iv
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WORKED AS PLUMBER
WITHOUT LICENSE
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