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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

CurcAso, Sept lL--In the Dehs esss to-
dsY the first witness called was General
Superintendent Dunlap. Of the Rock Island
road. who gave an exhaustive history OF the
strike as il affected his road. lie said
that manv mail trains were stoppsd, the
men being intimidated. He said that
many Of the members OF the order we're
white ribbons. He recognized soms of the
rioters as ex-employes Of the Rock Island.
Mr. Dunlap said he had much experiences
in railroad strikes and never knew OF
strike which did not result in trouble and
violence.
Throughout the day the attorneys for
the defense continued 10 object 10 the
evidence as introduced BY the government,
and for some unknown reason Judge Wood
sustained them mach oftener than be did
during the earlier days of the trial.
In ali thirteen witnesses testified for the
government during the day. most of the
evidence adduced dealing with scenes of
violence in and about the city during
the strike. During the afternoon the
counsel got down TO actual work of
connecting Mr.. Debs and his associates
with deeds Of violence. by introducing the
messenger boys who delivered At the
Offices of the American Railway Union
kilograms previously pat in evidence.
CHICAGO, Sept 1.-The Herald tomorrow
will say: President Debs Of the A. II. e..
left last night for Harrisburg to attend the
convention OF the Brotherhood OF Locomo-
tive Firemen. now in session there. He is
accredited with being the bearer of the
wishes of the directors of the A. r. e. that
Grand Master Sargent shall be defeated for
reelection. He is one of the old brother
hood chiefs against whom Debs' proposition
of resignation for the good OF organized
labor, and the election of new officers or
the organization OF single labor union is
aimed. In Chicago labor circles IL Is not
believed that Debs will be able to defeat
Sargent.
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Caicsxo Record.


The door opened and there came into the
Clark strcet oIlce OF the famous night
Waterman aud detective tall man with
a wrInkled face and pair OF keen gray
eyes.
"You are from North Clark street, said
the detective.
The man started convulsively. "How
did You know IT," he asked. {.
s'By the two shiny spots on your coat
sleeves. Those spots mark where your
arms rest on the window sill while you are
leaning out 20 watch tie cable cars 90 BY.
Every one on North Clark street does that.
Ion live ON the west side OF the street"
Wonderful. gasped the visitor
You ask me Shy l know. Because
your right arm is longer than the other.
In catching the cable cars you grab the
ran with year right hand and the jerking
which you receive day bt day has length
ened your ARA 80 that 20 a trained eve
the difference is apparent Ii you lived
on the east side Of the street yOu would
use the left hand for catching the rail
leu are s Nsdower and your wife vas red
headed.
True enough, said the visitor. staring
In amusement
'.How 80 know these shingsf Because
/ see that sssch chain on your vesL IL is
woyen Of red hair. IL ycnr vile were alive
you Soalaa'f ihink enough OF her 20 wear
chain made oG1 cf her hair. and II yea
had remarked yon wouldn't dare TO he
wearing * Noa have iast GENE from
Lincoln park | can smell peanuts on
yea. 81 one time you were poiise OH
eer. 1 saS yoa .ook both ways before you
came n that door. Force oi habit, You
knoN- You have been shooting craps.
Year E1ght hand Is soiIea from the little
hnEer back % the wrist. That Is caused
- rAklnE up the dice from = dusty table.
Yea nesd shave and ate sofl-5oiled eggs
Tor breakfast NoE. what can / do for
yea" And the grsas detective and nlght
Saschmaa sat lack IN a listening attitude.
Just wanted TO ask yea II the Paasy
Chromo Company has an Office ia this
butsd1nw"
Thus what might have been = great de-
festive story canse 30 = short stop
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12


Los ANGELES, Cal. Sept. 1l.-Don Pho
Pico, the last Mexican governor of Cali
fornia, died here this morning. He was
81 years old. Until within few weeks be
was in good health, though feeble.
Pho Pico was born at San Gabriel in 1901,
and on the death of his father, in 1918.
moved to San Diego, where he opened a
store. He prospered there. became some
what prominent in q political way. and
secured the title TO one of the large Next
can grants, which he subsequently sold to
the Americans. His political prominence
frequently placed him on the wrong
side. and he several times suffered
imprisonment, but on the whole. his tend
ency was upward. He was president of
the Junta IN ls45. and became temporary
governor February % His Office
was confirmed IN Mexico, and on
April IS, 1886 he took the oath
as constitutional governor. holding the
Office until Mexico lost possession of the
country. On the approach Of the Ameri-
can forces he fed to Mexico, but returned
70 California in 1913. settling At
Santa Margarita. In 1864 he moved
TO Los Angeles, where he remained until
the time OF his death. He was an extern
sive land owner. among hrs possessions
being the Rancho Santa Margarita. en-
bracing thousands OF acres.
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can and VAS appointed By Commissioner
Eshelman, in conpsianee with demand
from Charles de France, secretary Of the
Democratic state central COMMITTEES. says
she Cal, Democrats paper. rendered bis
resignation today. The Cal says has De
France forced Bash 90 resign after writing
. threatening letter. intimsting that the
wrath Of the TiiIiezms would descend upon
his head. Capt jain Barneson viii prob
ably be his successor. The salary Is $40 =
wear
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PoEr AsaELxs, Sept n--ispeeiaI The
Ciasiam county Democratic convention
Was called to order in the opera house at
10 o'clock this morning. A number of
eaueases we're held last night and this
morning, with the result that most OF the
candidates were nominated without oppo-
sition, vet there exists 8 serious break in
the ranks and il Is doubtful IL any of the
candidates nominated, with possibly one
exception, viii poll the entire vote Of the
party. DoaAid McInnes, of this city. Was
nominated for senator. the Democrats Of
Jefferson county having conceded the
nomination 70 Claliam county. r. b.
Smith, OF Clallam Bay, was nominated for
representative: John W. Troy, the present
auditor, VAS nominated for = second term,
as wAs also A. A. Richardson, the present
county clerk. IT. j. Clump. the present
county treasurer. vas nominated for
sheriff. and William R.tchie. OF Port
Angeles, for treasurer; l. Gays, o. Dunge-
ness. for assessor. and W. ID. Johns, OF
Last Dicksy. for school superintendent
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PITTsBuRo. Sept. 1.-The National A.
ISOLATION OF Army and Navy Chsplaas
today elected Rev. T. II. Haggerty, chap
lain Of the Ninety-thlrd Illinois rsgimshk
president. and Chaplain G. McCabs Of iks
One Hundred and Twenty-second 0hia
secretary. A resolution Was adopted a.
pressing the interest the chaplains still issi
in the soldiers 70 whom they mlnisssred
in war times
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0uesn Anne Residents at Ls9t 0et tns
Benefit OF Reduction
After years persistent kicking. under
the leadership OF III. r. elise. the residents
Of Queen Anne town have obtained from
the Pacific Insurance Union q reduction
IN IRE insurance rates of IS 10 50 per cent.
Previous TO the building of the fire en-
CINE house on Queen Anne Hill the insur-
snce union had given as an excuse for
maintaining high rates in that section the
lack of ire protection. and the residents
supposed that when an engine house was
built q reduction would Immediately fol-
low. But one delay after another fol-
lowed, and 10 was only recently that
surveyor was sent here aud after
looking over the ground recommended q
reduction. This reduction extends the
limits within which the rates
in book three apply from Pow
ell street seven blocks north to
Howe street, and from the Sound east to
Lake Union. and gives Queen Anne
Hill the same rates as apply in other we'll
built residence sections OF the city.
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PIrrsBURa. Sept. 1.-THE national co..
vention of the Union sx-prisoners Of ar
met this evening and reelected the Cd
officers for another year. No busF
ness Of general interest was transAcset.
The president is Charles b. Davis. Of Boz
ton; vice president. George w. Grant
Minneapolis; secretary-treasuHr ]. !
Kilgore. The ex-prisoners will parade y
fnnrrnw
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FoRr TowSsExD. Sept il-lspeciai. =
The council confirmed four of Mayor
seEyey's appointments tonight: Clerk.
Moses N. Smith, Republican; treasurer.
J. G. Christian. Democrat; patrolmsn.
William Farlong and Perry BATne. beth
Democrats. Tie mayor and council CON-
promised and divided the eficss between
TIE two parties.
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reraar and pi.honer.

Every true Democrat and every sinctr
tariff reformer knows that this bin lihs
Havemeyer bill In its present form ssa
as il will be submitted to the confsrenes
falls far short of the consummati0n fnf
which we have long laDored. for which ~
have suffered defeat without discourage
ment, which in its anticipation gave " 4
railying cry In our day of triumph, sd
which in its promise of accomplishment
50 interviewer with Democratic pledks
and Democratic success that our absnaor'
ment Of the cause OF the principles uppa
which IL rests means party perfdy 80
party dIshonor.
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The Naval Veterans.

PITrsBuRs, Sept. 1.-The National As
ISOLATION OF Naval Veterans elected the
following officers today: Commodore. vii
4. Atkins, Cinoinnati: captain and ship
mate, George c. Ireland. Brooklyn; cos.
mander. G. w. Shaw. ZanesviIis. O.; liss-
tenant commander, J. J. Gilman, Bosioa.
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The United States went into the hands
of receiver March 4. 1888. and on August
q, 1894, it was sold out to England. Now
if Grover will come down of the perch
and the queen send over Lord Somebody
as royal governor the ante-RevolutIon
DAYS will have been restored.
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ri,,ls piek-Mi,. ANTIQUE /, most

Little Dick-Miss Antique Is most 20
years old.
Mother-I told you TO stop asking ladies
their ages.
81 didn't"
"Theu how DO you know she is nearly
40?"
IL asked her how many times she had
seen the seventeen year locusss. GOOD
Neacg
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terson, Senator Henderson. Gen. But..,.
field, Gov. Mckinley, Gov. Rich. c.
AIger. Church Howe. OF Nebraska; Jna,.
Hicks, Of Minnesota: Gen. Trowhridrs y
Michigan, and others.
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a Veteran

MF. Ie.cph HsHs-
nssrsch, $50 T. itsih
ST.. n. y. CITY. In 1857
at the battle Of FiE
Oaks, was strieken win
Typhoid sever, a'a
after q long struggle Y
hospitals, was disehaf
ed as ineurabIs via
Goa.unspsien. Hehss
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Judge Long Wfthdraws. and wafksr /.
Indiana, Leads.

PIrrsBuRa, Sept 1.-THE q. A.
political situation Is very hot and ths
friends Of the candidates for commands.
in-chief are working like beavers a,
their friends. Indications late tanieh.
point to the election of Walker, Of Taas
ana. as commander in chief, and to Louis.
vile as the place for the meeting Cor tie
next encampment. Judge Long, Of Mich
gan, formally withdrew tonight from shs
race for commander in chief. thus leaving
the contest between the Illinois and lad.
ana candidates.
!" As Pennsylvania goes. so goes The en-.
campment," has come TO have eonsldsr.
able significance. and as Pennsylyania
favors Walker and Louisville. hsr yesss
are being eagerly sought for. Indiana is d
favor of Louisville, and Of course d fss
Walker also. The ST. Paul husslss ara
still in line and working eagerly for thar
city. 1t Is announced that the conventiaa
tomorrow will take short recess to allos
Henry Watterson to present the claims u
Louisville. It Is said he will make 10
effort Of his life.
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'o'' iiei'iAisfieia. lately taken Heofs 81
sapariiia. is I'm good health and cordially &C..
OHM ends HOODS @AMHARAH1hhs
~ general blood purifier and tonic nsesr
cine, especially 70 his comrades 10 the 9. A. =
HOODS Puts are hand made. and arc -
Feet tn composition, proportion and sppearzne@
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A terrible explosion OF gas ocennss
Tuesday afternoon in the Csntrslis CO..
liery, Ashland. Pa, by which Gsosf
Electra was instantly killed, James ~
garty fatally injured and John Cook tsF''
uasly burned.
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roRr TovSSExn. sept Ii.-Ispecial. r
FrAucss B. Bash, deputy United States
shi2piEg commissioned, abe Is Espasll-
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Death THE PENALTY.
Henry Craemer Found Guilty
in the First Degree.
he MURDERED MRS. MELLEa.
The Prisoner ?aIes st the Sound Of
the Fatal Words.

Afsr Yesx Eears' Dsiiberatfss shs yary
Yfnas Him oansy Of the HsEhsss De-
gree Of Crfms-Ths Closing Arxu-
msas-why Eeshsr Dia Ses Testify.
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A Pretty
Typewriter

II she bs also q good stsnSI
pher, OUGHT NOT % - o. 49,. 9
employment Tnis apples 80 -.
equal force 10 al stsnograpssss
The want" page Of the fessi
teiligencer talk" every 1sy - -
large circle OF business men -.
talk or would ike 70 tsh
"their own" sssnographsra - !.
them through . ANAL "a. -
you want A 25cent "a.
bring a peTmauenE pesiEioh =
has often done SO
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oas dollar for the roand trap. including
admission 20 the fair. via steamer State Of
Washington Leave Seattle ~ 0 a. "a. and
3. m. Wednesday, September - see
display adv.
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'swhsre Is RosheE ?" the question asked
BY Attorney Soderhsrg. Is easily answered
The Ran Who has been suspected ga al
sides and Used as $ marenet, - 10 speak.
O. draw sttentloa from CrsemeF, spent
three DAYS in the city jsu and Vas re-
LEASED, rs there Nas nothing On which 10
Hold him. lie Wsns frem tnss city
Into The eountry, where be had been ~
work every slnee untn yesterday. His
Whereabouts have beea knosa al the
time. and he reason that R0iheF ala net
Gnps2r 10 testify xss that tAe saepeas
placed N the hsads q the
shersn was net served On him
tlsl last Monday nighL kother then
came 20 sown. ard Was 81 the courthouse
yesterday afsernoon. He Is dark. shaek-
set asan. nstEe under medium height.
wlsh rASheg heavy features. lie has
shfn. DARK mastaehe. weTs black snit,
and during Tie argument Ct Mr., so4eFssrg
sseod in TIE southwest eegneE u the rcorz.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Raubdnfal in einem Gtienbahn
WQQen.

dduDdnTdu III etr1em Ct1enbdh11=
Dd9en.
Oils neuIib Qben6s Der Tim 11.3O aus
benz Union 8a6nbofe abfabrenoe 8aiiaz
giersug bet Sort 0aDnez8abn Iib in Der
91dbe Der 16. Str. >8riiGe befanb unb feline
Sabrgeichminbigteit ettpaS erntGBigt bate,
fprangen 5tpei farbige MGuner auf uu6
iiberfieLen einen in Der 9tGbe Der Sbiir
zines 8alia9ierpagens iiBenben &eilenben,
pel6er ii6 auf Dem 8ege nacb Galparailo,
cSn6., befanO. @i1er pon ibnen Deriebte
ibm nit einem Stof cinen S1lag iiber
ben &opf, tpGbrenb Der anbere nab leinem
auf benz SiB Iic9en6en lle6er5ieber ur6 Der
in Der 8eitentaicbe fteGenoen u6r griff.
Wtebrere Yaiidgtcre famen auf Der SteGe
ibrent 0teiiegefdbrten 81 6ilfe un6 crpiez
berten, na66em bic f~arbigen 9ciperabos
au i6ren 3eUolnern g~rtffen unb 6arauf los>
g~efnaQt batten, baS Seuer. Wan gldlbt,
baB elmer bon ibnen cine @un6e oopon>
getragcn bat. Ser ltebermabt tpeidenb,
retirtrten 6ie 3Guber, a6er inter Witz
nabme 6es bon ibnen 3ucrit nit 8eicblag
belegten lleber3iebers, un6 lprangcn BON
benz 3uge ab. Der G~onoucteur be1acb>
ricbtigte bic g otiSei I'M Eopn Of Cafe un0
tbeiltc nit, baB Dies bas 5tuette Mtal lei,
baB &duber in Baiiagiertpagen ~au5laufenz
Der 3ige Oer Sort 8aDne;8abn etnge>
orun9en ieten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Gin Opfer Ger 9efdbrliden 8aPn
freu3unGen.

Die 19iG6rieeWlabelNod r[itWittpo6
Wtorsen BEL etnem StraBentreusungszlln1
tauc ar Der SO. Ctr. unb @arfielo 8oule@
barb i9mere, pieQeibt gar tOotticbe Ser
~leBungen. Sic erlitt 8rit6c bes linfen
9lrmes unb bes Iinfen 8etnes, ioipie be-
benflid6e innerli6e 8erlebun9en.
Sri. Jtode perlieB ibre 8obnung, 945
50. Str, gegcn Z l1br firth, Inn iib na6
ibrem 9lrbettsplaBc nab Der inreren StaOt
81 b%eseben. QtlS iie Die @eleiie Der @aitern
Sutn. 8abn an @aritelb 8ouleuaro ~freu5te,
mur0e tic pon elmer Jtangirlofomotipe niez
bergetporfen unb cine Strede melt fort9ez
i6lcift. 8etpuBtlos murbe tie bon %einigen
8ahnangeite0ten aufgebObcn. Cine berbetz
gerufene Nmbulan3 bra6te ie no6 i6rer
Wobnung 5uritd.
Nn benz bebauerliben unfaI Oirett
S9ulb paren etnige ouf Ben @eleilen nabe
Der &reu3un9 fte6enOe Sracbtpaggons,
pelbe bic 8cranlaiiun9 tparen, baB Sri.
&obe Sic auf eincm anoern @eleiie fabrenbe
GangtrlofomottOe nibt bemerten tonnte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
6efdbrIide paRa9e.
mlehrere perfoncn auf Dem Sciten:pe9e ourd
faIenoe Gts= uno Sbneeffiide perIe5t.

Srettag Nben6 I'm Z l1hr unternabn1
George Gbpmpl on, Der Santtor pes @elttralz
Ganf~ @ebdubes, SCR. 155-157 Malbington@
itraBe, cine Snipcction oeS 9abes, UNI Die
balcLblt in bebeutenber Wfenge angelammel>
ten S6nee> unb @tsmafien auf Die StraBe
3u ibaufeln, uno beauftragte einen !6iilfSz
a%rbeiter, ipelber nit i6m binauf9eitiegen
mar, Die Baiianten 10 lal9e bon Der 9e@
fGbroeten Steuc fernSubalten. Nac6bem er
cine 3eit lang gemartet bate, ting er an,
Bic 9efrOrenen Wtaiicn loS5u6re9en unb
Stid fiir StiiG iiber Bic 0a1fante s1
p%erfen, ba ct permutbetc, baB ietn @e6ilfe
bic 2eute auf Der StraBe untcrDeiien ge=
tparnt babe unb OaB Der Seitentpeg fret iei.
acknowledgements enttpi6elte Der Mann
cine 6elonOere 2a1glamfeit beim Stnabz
ltetgen Der Sreppen unO befano itcb nocb
nicbt auf Dem Scitentpege, ais Die Don Dem
Sanitor berunter9eiporfcnen @i5itiidc fra
9sbeub auf baS g flalter i~tiir3ten. Wtebrere
BaIianten, welcbe BON Der ibneu brobenocn
@efabr feline Nbnrng batten, lDurben bon
ben barten @ei9oiien getrDffen unb niobt
uner6ebli9 uerlebt. Sine Trau ftel be-
muBtloS sur @rbe unb Elm Wtann erbielt
cine icbtpere &opfDerlebung. @inise on6erc
4erionen, tpelde fth ebenfauS i'm 8crei6e
Der Sdneez unb GtSitiide befanben, famen
nit Ieidbten 8erlebungen oOer Dem S6rcdeu
bQDou.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Gin Ste9 oes 0ountY'.s
u~mto6une zines rrtheiIs iii 6unFen zines
Suoel=6 ldubioers.

0te @ntlbet6ung in etnem Ser bericbe
tigten v8ooble"> BroceIie, tpelcbe &icbter
Sutbiu inn pori9en CONNER gu @uniten
bes &lG9ers &. 6. &pan, bes Gcripal-
tors beS ytablaiies BON Sranf ST. Mur>
pbp, abgab, mur6e bonn Expectations
9eri6t ungeitoBen. Murpbp, Ser y8rdit=
bent, .Secretdr, S1abmetiter unb 8u6z
fiibrer" ser vWfbtbtcaG pharmaceutical
Company" mar, bate bas County fiir an
geblicb gelieferte Oto9uen unb Nr5neimitteI
auf $4,000 o~erflagt un6 &icbter 3utbiu
bate mach Wtlrpbp'S Tobe bonn 9erpalter
ieines gtacbloiies, &. s.. 8pan, Elm auf
$10,800 lautenbes Geroict 3u9eiprocben.
Ser bamalige Gountpantpalt Wlaber appel
lirte uno bas Qppelattonsgericbt bat iebt
ale feline @riinoe fir berebtist erfldrt unD
an9eorOnet. OaB Der &tdbter, pelcber bic
Bodybuilding ~leitete, gu Guniten bes
GDuntD's Elm 3ablungSurtbeil gegen Sic urz
lpriin8li6en &ldger e%rlallen ioa, burcb Das
bic unfoiten beS 8roceiies 9ebeft meroen
f0nnen. t6err Mober lit gang beionbers
erfreut iiber bieie @ntl6eibung, ba er es
lib bel Sem BroceB gefaucn laiien muBte,
bonn Gi9ter i6drf c%rttiftrt gu t%peroen, ais
er auf cine 8~erbanolun9 bot @eic6morenen
bersiChtete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-02-19
Sur Gntfdeioun9.
Seetnn Ger Reoen ieitens Ger 2lnfla9e i'm
Gousblin=pro3e6.

Sreitag bat sic 0ntlase en6licb Sic &eibe
Ser Geben e%rDffnet, pelbe Sen ~8tpeiten Broz
3eB ge9en Daniel Gou9blin, ber @rmoroung
6eS Or. Gronin angeflagt, bei6LieBen tperz
ben. 0te 0aritelung mar ia9lib Der @r7
Offnun9srebe abnli6, iebo6 bate oiesmal
Der 0iilfS>S taatsanpalt baS 3eugl1tB Der
BcrtbetSigung genau %abSuDdgen unO our6
ben 9tac6peiS Der llnipabrbeit un0 Bet
Wfan9elbafttgfeit beiielben in b%treften
Bioeripriichen Die @eicbmorenen 81 @un7
itelt Der Nntlage 5t iiber3cu9en. DAB Bic
NnflG9er auf Sic Wtoerle9ung Der fur
Gou9blin beigcbra6ten Nlibi>8emeiie bas
i6perlte @epibt legen mltllen, 0as ite6t
felt.
Stir Srcitag8 ormittag bate bic Stats
dntpalti6aft bas gauge li6tbare 8etpets>
material, baS biSber ipdbren6 beS Gougb1
line8roseiies Dorgebradbt moroen tpar. nab
Gtcbter Gutbiu's @eribtsiaal bringen
lailen, 10 baB Ser Saal elm gans eigenz
artiges Qusleben 6arbot. 9a mar Die
groBe &titc nit Dem b~luti9en Softer, Slide
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