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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16
Blaine News.

BLAINE Wash, April l5.-Tspecisll-
Hali6ut fishermen are bringing IN large
quantities of FISH from the Gulf of Geor-
gia. Boats brought IN ten tons last night.
Burglars last night entered the hardware
store of c. A. 0strom and carried of q
number of revolyers and other goods, but
left no trace
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16

A Crazy Saloon-Keeper Jumps
From a Window.
FATAL ACCIDENT At nAnAlmo.
Horrible Cruelty Of British Colunbis
Prfsst-Kittitss Irrigation Bonds
Held to BE valid.

Poz7Ilsp. April 5.-lspecis-l-s. D.
Merritt, szloon-keeper. while temporarily
insane from financial troubles. committed
suicide tonight by emitting his throat with
caseknise and jumping from the window
Of his Iodging-house 20 the ground dis
lance Of Twenty-Five feet. His skull was
c-rT.hsi
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Two Heads Chopped on In Germany.

BERLIN, Arru ia woman named
Krnse, convicted Of the murder Of her
husband, and her eldest son, Wilhelm,
who was her accompliee in the murder,
were executed at nortmuud yesterday.
The prisoners confessed the murder, say
ing they had become weary Of keeping the
victim because he vas unfit for work.
Wilhelm, being unable 10 walk, was
partly carried 70 the scene Of the execu-
ton and submitted quietly. The execn-
tloaer severed bis head from the body
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81. PETEEsSuEG. April l5.-Throagh the
distribution by American agents Of corn
oTer 1850 horses have been provided
with fodder, in addition TO the peasants
being snccored by food supplies. Soup
kitchens are open in twenty-four districts
and the people lave been supplied With
nourishing food ard seed grain free Of cost
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vIe.ori. woodruff to Lecture i'm amerie.

LoEDos, April 81 3. Martin and
Mr.. Martin (Vietoria Woodhull) and
Lady Cook (Tennie G. Claain). sailed on
the s.earnship Trave on Wednesday for
New York. Mrs. Martin stated tina; she
had been offered 5000 for fifty lectures
in the United States or hurni.srian gov
eminent and oti.er subjects. and would
accept if her health permitted.
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The EnxrI,b Cotton L,ckou+

LoyDos, April 1.-THE prospect is that
the cotton lockout will be Of short dura-
ton, as the employers viii hold a meeting
Tuesday 70 decide the question Of arbitra-
ton. The struggle is unparalleled in the
history OF the trade. as 100 hands are
uoE Idle and will be increased 70 1500uO
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WHATcoM, April Is. - Especial. THE
Democratic county convention will be
he d here tomorrow. II. J. Maloney and
E McGinnis are candidates for the Chi
cago convention. Samuel Bass and DR..
James are dark horses. The convention
will be for Cleveland.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16
A Nanaimo Miner Killed.

NAsAINo. April l5.-TSpecial. "A miner
named John Williams was killed in the
Mortified shaft OF the new Vancouver
coal company yesterday morning by fall
of rock. The coroner's jury returned a
verdict Of accidental death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16

LosDos, April l5.-Rt. Hon Leonard n.
Courtney. member Of parliament for Bod
man district, Cornwall, and deputy
speaker and chairman OF committee OF
the house OF commons, today in address
ing the electors said he believed the dis
solution Of parliament would take place
in July next
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pe.ming. Mental Condition.

MzLBoURsE, April 15.-The government
has acceded TO a request made by the
solicitor for Deeming that a medical board
be appointed to make an inquiry into the
prisoners mental condition. on condition
that the crown De represented On the
hoard
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OF the inventor verified An increase yield
OF over two quarts OF slcohol TO the bushel
was obtained IN addition to this IS tbs
large saving male in the cost Of tas
original grain bill. and its Introduction
INTO any modern equipped diztilleEy vii
be great feature o. economy.
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New YoRK. April i4-Reports are cur
rent today that Samuel Spencer.
now with Drexel, Morgan & Co,
formerly yice-president Of the Baltimore
IL Ohio, would be elected president
OF the Union Pacific railroad q. the COM
ins stockholders meeting.
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With single szsep Of the axe When
everything was ressdy the woman vas isa
OUT. she wakes firmly 70 the bioek.
placed her head where she was tod 70 ana
lie exsca:ioner saished the gbzsiiy work
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16

OLYMPIA, April b. Especial. State
Treasurer Lindsey today received remit
tanees as follows: From Walla Walla
county, $1,000; Whatcom. ST., 900; Yak
ina, SIl 600; klickitat, 5000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16
Daring Train Robbery in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, April ia daring and
successful robbery was committed last
night within seventy-fye miles of this
city. When passenger train No. 2 of the
Illinois Central. north bound. reached
Hammond station man boarded the
engine. thrust a revolver in the faces of
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French Priest. Nus. obey til. Law.

PARIS. April 1.-THE minister Of justice
has ordered projects to forbid priests to
riticise the Laws or acts of the govern
Inent. and to report any disturbances in
the churches.
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PARIS, April 15.-An epidemic of cholera
prevails in Nanterre penitentiary. Forty
two deaths have occurred within week,
and as many as twenty in a single day.
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Lospos. April Is - Salisbury has
clinehed his hold on the khedive by incit-
ing him 10 an open quarrel with the sultan
by requesting the withdrawal of Moukhtar
Pasha.
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TACOMA. April 15.-[Special. J-Picani
and Morese, the alleged murderers of
Gonehillo Salvatore, the Italian fruit
dealer. pleaded not guilty in the superior
court today.
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TACOMA, April 1a.-fspeciaI. THE Pa
cifc National bank building. one of the
fines. blocks in the city, was sold today 10
George Vanderbilt, of New York. for sI65,-
900 cash in coin. Vanderbilt now owns
So, 900 Of Tacoma real estate.
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Dyspepsia

And his cure by Hoods sa-zapariHa
Il was taken sick last October with gastric fever
and my recovery considered almost hopsless
AMER seven weeks the fever slowly Ieft me. but
ro7Ld not I'll S=--v7Tzx- tod
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Hoods Pills eure sick Hezaacas.
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The Wonderful Jap Whisky Process.
PEORIA. Ill, April 15.-Tweniy-two and
one-ffth quarts of alcohol TO the bushel of
corn was made in a large mash at the
Woolner distillery here last night by the
tskamine process. All obstacles were
successfully overcome and the predictions
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That Tired FEELING

about g year ago ~ss al run down, and did
nos Eel Ike E5rkiny a. al; was always tired
and was losing flesh and strength every day.
tried several different medicines which physicians
had prescribed fo- me- but they had no effect on me
whatever final y bought bottle Of Hoods
sGr saPzrils- which had seen advertised and took
il steadily for fo1r months From the ssa-t could
see charge in me 1 Commenced 10 gain in
weight, co1lt eat more. and that tired feeling
was al g5ne, and today say that have never
been 50 vel before in Ey life lowe II 20 HOODS
sa-saE aria because IL cured wheEe al Others
failed c. Il BOCx. Seattle. Wash
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LATER FROM MR.. DREXRL
The Cure was Recommendation in
the Best of Health.

Slice RE above US srsS r15Hshes over ys.,
ago. ne f1l5svtns. D. e. ous important Las been
received f-vn W. u-ezzl=
Czz1.- Web July IS 1881
In answer 70 rsPs@.e3 iEsEi "a. would cher
fully STATE he cure s=scts1 hy ROot's s&-s4s%
rila upoa ny Hsrls boy las been permanent He
las never had arseuErsnce CT Els sa-ner tro1hlss
and might SAT ne consider HIN the hsAlfhiessd
cur three chiG-e--~ CHS z. DREEE
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Deputy City Treasure
DreXel'S Son
Had Malignant EeLema - Thrpr.
ened with Biiadness-Ton.
derfaIly Cured

VI. Carries z. Drezsi uzs f7<=a-ly ctts,., :,
Baltimore. Nj. Ehsrs hls 1azy frieacs VII !.
Cad % Rad q the bsas2t Ii soz derived frs.'
Hoods serszfs-iLLz- Go1zz YES. NJ Drsrel uo,,
occupies the responsible position &C deputy e,,
TREASURER o. tie growing cry q Czz&aA. Ssa III
s-sEezsn: Is worth rssfIzz
II take pleasure IN stating raas have bee, vol
satisfied Of he p2ssozsnzI .seozsz sf Hoo.cs saI
szp2-lIA wAsa ~ y0u1zss- 10y Vas rxo year.
Old lie ss5scc=1 WIKI r,o=z z-4-zzz2ni eczema
It Frs; developed n rs -gA- eye z1 ne dischara
from the same caused tbs xaoss ace - TIA. al.
% Sreas CHI IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16

The LvSGs AYR STEAMED AND EAcEEp bys per-
sistcnt cough, The general Strength wasted. and
an incurAb.a complaint often established there
nv ~ u jayne KNDecsoraut Is aa effective
remedy for coughs ana colds. and exerts a bene-
hciS! eSeei On ias pulmonary AMI SroaeAia;
osEzaA
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o. GeleVa. Y. 2
Is given The highest Endorsement for honesty ard
integrity by al who know him For years Re has
worked for Mr. D. p. Wilson the hsrues.-naker
and member of the Geneva beard Ct health Read
the following statement CT lis terrible s1Esrinss
Fr1-7
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The Best Time toTake Medicina

TGs-s = zc-Sizg zc-s cszcsssszssy 5-vy-- ..
tez< Es11s sLrszrz-s.-z f. 5 r4zlezI AZ -.a.s-N
s1oos vsrfse-- II Ne essl1 zzsr ga .sa -
Iette-s ~ Tscs1vs kr1z p@srlz c. x1az
hez-s before. ssliz< q rs=1-kaas eu-~, j
sc-sEz-s- szl- -zszz az Al kzszs azt 49,
casezss * TIE sESo<& ysG -sz4t - ~ aa.sr ~
viaes1 q. All 81 sz=2zsEaa-c cTz- sa= -u.-s,, Il
E9es. s4-szSAEf-z2 ~ re ar Tez FAY r..rsI
TIE sezsss - - serfvs< s-1z tz.s s--e.ssrr -.
e.zs ~ tzx1zs Z 10 sy-1@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-16
The Payment to Itsrv.

New York. April i5-AceociIng 10 the
HerGid's Washington City correspondent.
there is trouble ahead for the state de-
p2-tment. II results from payment Of
the indemnity 70 the Italian
governments out Of the con.Ingen.
fund OF the state department
Not because the indemnity was sgreed
upon IS fault found, but because the presi.
dent assumed the right TO pay it without
consulting congress. The correspondent
says the members of the COMMITTEES On
foreign affairs in both houses are very
indignant az what they characterizs IS IL
arbitrary use Of the sum Of $4,000 whisi
has been annually voted for some years a.
q contingent fund.
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Terrible Distress

which have been unable 10 touch for years The
English language does nqt eoutain words enough
to permit me TO express the praise wo1ld Ike
10 give to Hoods sarsaparilA" " .D.WESIz, Isss
Castle street Geneva y Y
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Dyspepsia

i car heartily recommend Hood's ss-sapariua
as the hest blood PCrer and tonic that have ever
used n my family. use Il myself and give 1t to
ny children and il prevents al diseases that arise
from impure blood Ny husband was a,so troubled
with DYSPEPSIA ard he took a1c oas-half bot
ties and Is entirely cared- He says now tha, food
tastes like his mother used 70 cook'r Mrs J.
81. AxESr, Washington street, near Fourth, Port
land. Or.
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Try Hoods PHI.soe BniousneSs ,hi. sp-ia:
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Looked Like Another Child

WeEse1 -~o bottles ard have never sssn . sign n
t-Uusls lis ace ssEes- Il gives great pleas.
E-s n SAFE ts-=z f1e-s. 1-el tazs TOO mnch|
p-ziss czraaz ss be=so=s- zPca Eeods sarsaps
MIA" CE4s r DzHEL DsFEEy Gig Trs2surs,
CZLA
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Cranes Big Dalton Paper MIL. Burr.s

Cranes Big Dalton Paper Mills Burned.
DALTON, Mass, April 1.-THE paper
mill OF +. and W. II. Crane, which mads
the United States bank and treasury pa
per for the past eighteen years, was
burned tonight Loss, sl25, 900; insur-
ance 81. 90
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Nasty. Running Sore

The poor u--Is fsIGw vas. tzceed, rf-sahis 70 irt
al He was treated By err f4z1y Pavsiesau M
months. win lIEEss o. ssszcrss- k5- whEs il vuaa
az ln-erv as. heal zp = ~sl1 soez azsak cur sas
Just 81 asd 81 sTsE Il AZ LLs- ae.zz4 50 eaSks
even cur Psyz.c-xcs szP--zss1 Z-zTs ssA-s ths
the COY would los< TIE s1x1s q that eyp, snd "A.
other sscazz2zz zs-ec-sz 4 gsz he same mn.
n=- We then bsok asZz - TIE EE1 .acst erIaeas
oE1IlsSs n tie cry q B2l-z-Grz. zas-e we tasa
lived They trz4cs1 In f5- a. lsAz- Two month";
with II Success ~aAseFs- Z vas - .5out ia,
tire EA4- NJ ~ 1Sza-s p&-- q Eos'.. Calendar
falling Of TIE szc7eSz a--A2s1 f. similar case by
tie use af Eso.s saz4par--2- All 70 scc1an,-
Gate hs- oeuzh. ssr.1z * 4 B@ssrs the eesils
Vas ka1z .z-sz -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

NockridKs when hs sxng here lest feA
vii never forget hls beautiful vos0
and nangni6cent style. and his re-sn-
gssemeat viii Be looked upon - .
boen. lie will sing in the nrst part or
the program. whsca will oe mssosilar
neo1s. and with the oratorso society IA
NeTcAdante's beautfni sacred canlStA.
''fhe Last seven Words Of the SAVIOR. =
A string orchestra vii ps engaged tor
this work. The ether soioisis engaged
are Miss Eilateth Booth, nez<o se-
prsno, And Mr.. Francis Campbell. tArl-
tone. The wofk done bv the new
Beethoven string quartet al the -. Cs-
celia soc.ety last Friday Was surprise
to all who heard them In the snort
time they have been rehearslng they
have accomplished wonders- Their en-
semble ~ beautiful, their lBtcnat.on
perfect and their phraslng magnificent.
Mr.. Wilbur Force . 70 be conggatu-
lated upon his skill in directing quar-
let composed Of snch good musicians
40 Messrs. Evans, Mynn, Knapp ana
himself.
The schubert club will sing At the
mass meeting TO be held tonight at
Hartman's hail for the purpose OF de-
visirg ways aud means 10 erect the
new Y. NJ. G. A. bniidsng.
The pupils Of Mr.. Henry Post and
Mr.. Francis Campbell will give . mii-
sicsl IN the Gilbert building "Wednesday
evening, March 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1854

the lswyen are growing very bitter:
Bakers ebmlnaton wAs completed
tns Inorn4g- lie says he dldnt stop
10 count shH roll of consecutive num-
bered bits thsn they were handed TO
hun By Perrin in the bank. but went 10
= saloon 10 6ount them. .he fjrst thing
ne did Was y buy drink, and next ne
SIX ipped tnxid bill OF els with $1,000
II his pcckets- lie claims that he Sc
cured the II<onsy eleven days prior 10
the robbery. The defense has de-
Tianded thu Perrin be recalled from
the jail 10 t(ptify. Baker has not yet
explained about the drafts which the
stats claimsEere bought after the rob-
berry " cover Perrin's defaleailons. A
sensation wsa caused this morning by
Bakers attorney requesting that all the
different Newspaper reporters be fined
for contemp3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

j. Dsyss: executive committee, Chas. p.
Do~n nee, Geo. W. Freeman aad Horace
Lapham. The ASSOCIATION today pnr-
ehzsea Of the Hoa. y. NJ. Barnes 100
acres two nlles east OF the city on
NJ chigzn avenue, upon which rexui4-
tiaa track will be built In time for an
Angus. meeting. The site is an sx-
ees isnt one, and the str CT ear track
wIll be extsnded To it, which viii be
within Que mile Of the Agricultural
eolisge. The project Tor . kite-shap ped
track appears 10 have been abandoned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

The twenty-sixth anniversary of tho
hra,ed this evening al O'Clock ss
Hartman's hall. The following pro-
gram will be presented Prayer, The
Rev. 5. II. Cobb. u. D.; hymn, congre-
CATION; report Of president. Clay II.
Hoilister, song. Schubert club; reDort
of general secretary. Charles s. Ward;
ansrtstte. Schutvrt club. annversary
address. Il. w. Hare, Chicago: song,
Schubert elub: address, for the city
pastors. the Rev. Campbell Fair. n. u:
address, for the associations of the
state, ". NJ. Clark. state secretary
hymn. congregation: benedwtsun, ine
Rev. A. NJ. Gould.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

NEw ORLEANS. March 5.--The arrest
Of John A. Morris and others yesterday y
is SIMPLY 4 continuation OF tue govern
meut prosecutions Of the directors aud
stockholders II the lottery company.
The same men have been arrested sew
cral times before on indictments from
different ststes. and IN each instance
have gwen fond Tor their appearance
before sbe next term of the United
states court IN the states IN which the
sffldsvsts. against them have been
lodged. No evidence whatever has
BEEN taken IN the cases. the men ar
~ sted being amply srrsiEled and re
onirrd H. give bond for their appear
suee when required in the respective
states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06
Blown Out Of Sight.

PIrrssrRs. March 5.--At 3 O'Clock
this morning the boiler ~ Greeplee
and Forsts drilling oil we'll, near the
Laurel Hill station. of the Pan Handle
railroad. exploded with terrific force.
Conrad Dougherty, tool dresser. was
instantly killed, and coal miner. Who
il - thought WAS seated beside the
boiler, - missing. II .ls thought that
ke also was blown TO pieces The
boiler house and machinery are com
plete wreck. The cause ot she expio-
son is not known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06
JOHNSON MAY RECOVER.
The Wounded Man at the Soldiers
Home Still Survives.

Peter Thomas, the aged colored man
who stabbed James johnson. another
colored man, at the soldiers home
Friday night, was seen at the county
Jail last night. When informed that in
all probability Johnson would 1--we he
did not seem to be affected either one
way or the other. Ills conscience did
not trouble him. as, be taid. ne struck
the blow IN self defence and = man had
a right 10 defend hs life. Enqairy at
the home elected that indications
pointed to Joanson's recovery. The
only danger was that blood poisoning
might set in, in which case there was
no possible hope.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

ouAus, March 5.--All reports 10 the
effect ttaf jenn ". Thayer will make
snotner attempt 70 oust GovernoF BoyJ
are laughed as ~ psrsi~ans OF both
men. Republican leaders say The party
eannal afford 10 further prosecute sach
q euutest. Thayer's letter 10 Governor
noya, tendsr1ng the otsie~. = lsbok "a
upon a. tie Fusi move "a the reif5Efsts Il
ease. fieutTasnt tiosrre.f Ne lDfs
positively refuses 20 silnv az nsnse -
be nsea 10 eohneesisn vita shs FaAhefs'i
contest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

LoSeviEw, Texas. March 5.-Four
men were killed and six wounded by a
boiler explosion in Farrelps saw mil.
Heavy stone. anu tmtcrs. weighing
hundreds Of pounds, we're hurled over
1000 yards. The concusslon broke Will
oows and stopped clocks tor miles
around. The explosion was heard fif-
teen miles away. The explosion oc-
CURED at 7:s0 O'Clock this morning,
just after the men bad gone on duty.
The killed are Lee Berry, BurcheIi,
Flowers and squire Dillingham;. All
are white; the wounded, SIX, are ali
negroes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-06

A large number Of the former MEM
ters Of ste Owsshiapone club iseld =
reception IT ssfets helci last night.
They PLAYED psdto and held general
social scsssss. Rsffssbusen's we're
served. toioAel ssseley hae kindiy
donased the Use cs the paflors Of tie
hofel 20 the ni1i1,sse5s 81 Tire lab to he
used anv 81 eTetY SatuFasy evening
uhfis they have quarters Of Their own.
There j. no restriction placed on tfge
members Trey are invited 10 come
eha use tlse parlsrs 81 the hotel a.
freely as tsBey gid those Of their club
hfsf5sp