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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-07
WILL ADMIT NTGG4.E,s RIGHTS,
Inc City May Appeal and Rogers Po-
sitfon fE secure Auvhov

Inc City May Appeal and Rogers po-
siticn is Secure Anyhow.
1niess Judge Osborn should grant a
lev tffai IN the case. ]. G. EIggie win
fiaifn hts right TO a seat on the police
commission At the next regular or special
meeting. II ] am ordered 10 do so by
me court" said Mayor Phelps yesterday.
Il VIII undoubtedly recognize Mr.. Nlggis
a. police commissioner, but until then
Mr. HARDWOOD. whom / appointed 10 snc-
ccFu Mr. Niggie when I removed hir,
frons Office. viii continue to serve I do
no. think that Judge Osborn's decision
VIII affect Chief Rogers position IN the
.eass. ABOUT The. first of the new year
Inc police commission declared the offics
vacant and reelected Rogers"
Ire meeting refererd TO by the mayor
was held on January Is. Under the con-
struction OF the law bearing upon ap-
poinuye officers which provides for a
term OF Office ending with the year. The
commission deemed IL advisable to reap
point every member OF the police darsart-
nenf. which IL did. IL is not believed
that the courts decision viii invalsdats
any OF the acts OF Commissioner kirk
wood He was recognized as a de facto
officer aud therefore his official acts are
considered lawful
Assistant Corr.vasion Counsel Steele
said yesterday he believed the city had
good grounds for asking for new trial
ard would make every possible effort 20
secure IT, He could not say whether, in
case new trial was granted, the city
would appeal TO the supreme court. That
had not been decided upon. but he was
satisfied. he said, that any right or title
70 the Office OF chief OF police which Mr.
thornton might have had ceased when
the police commission az its meeting on
January Is elected Rogers
III the. city should appeal the case there
Is said TO be some question as 10 whether
Mr. Nigsie could take his seat pending
an appeal. but II Is generally believed
that he would have the right TO do So
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Courts an., pub,,e Off,ce~.

=. l. StInson was yesterday sued by
Ire Washington National hank on two
pronasssory notes fer $500 and saS4s re-
speetlSeiy. drawn payable TO the order OF
q. A. Burch. A 81 600 bond for garnish-
ment Of property In the hands of Rnrch
was rled with the complaint.
marriage license was issued yester-
day fer John Johnson I'm and Elise jon
son Sithen. both Of Seattle.
The jury IN the case OF the Helvetta
9tk Company VS.. the A. +. NcCuisky
Company yesterday returned verdht
Ter plaintiff FOR slslsi. The amount de-
handed was xtis76
Orders confirming sale were signed In
TIE superior court yesterday as follows:
John SaGd vs.. Thomas Hood ct al. frsc-
uosai black 81, Bell heirs second. 81
ss'.&; Ellen Foster VS.. Thomas Heed et
III. iSa acres IN section 81. township 4
north. range 4 east. 81. taass: Benjamin
faa3s ef al. bet Il, block IS. Sesler's
second supplemental. Ss0l. IS
Thomas r. ard Marietta TovnsIey were
taei n the superior court yesterday by
William W. Kirkweot on an assigned
rFousissoEv note fer $500. executed 10
Harry White July 81 1921. payable In
Nree years 81 per cent. a month. The
1ote Is secured hy mortgage on twenty
Acres la section n. township "a norths
saage east. on the east shore Of Lake
Washington.
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IL ASSIGNEE CHOSEN.
Frank C. Young Appointed for
Riley Bros.
john M.ouILlAN GETS 5000.


ne question Of an assignee for the IN
rplvens firm Of Riley Bros. was settled
Yesterday by Judge Langley. vino APP
ec.rted Frank G. Young. The appoint
aent Is .a reality the result OF q oons-
erersise entered into by the coEseStIng
sreditcrs. Robert wright. acting trustee,
ruccseded Thomas r. Saunders January
q. bar the selection has been holly con-
teeted ever since. The majority OF the
editors ia numeer. bat the minority In
AMOUNT OF claims. supported Saunders,
30 had been named In the deed OF as-
z1kxnmenf. wfsffs the minority Ia amount
"a claims favored Wright The difficulty
6as Increased by the re-electton OK Saun-
.sSess a. a meeting which wrsxhfs sup
norfera, through . mistake as TO the
f1rre. failed - attend The election was
- aside by the court and another meet
ng called.
when the second meeting was held,
Asy before yesterday. saunders strength
vas thrown to w. Aeysenhaner. while
Wrshrs men stayed by him TO the last.
ne reauft was deadlock. neither candl-
6a.s receiving a majority In respect to
both number of creditors and amount OF
claim. as required By the statute.
Wright.s supporters were FIVE In num-
her and represent s. szs.sa and his oppo-
pents are nine in number with claims aS-
rregating si.szs.sg
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.rrish Aristocracy,, at cordrny.s.

The Burke Bros company OF come
dams continue TO please at Cordray's
theater with their three-act farce-comedy
of Irish Aristocracy," and Leroy end
Burke as Muldoon and Mulcahey con-
tinue as the fun-makers Of each perform
ance. The specialties are clever and
amusing. the singing and dancing of the
Aleene sisters being the leading features
Miss Clayton sings n good song. and in
conjunction with Leroy gives clever
character sketch OF songs and dialogue
The educated donkey Wise Mike comes in
for his share OF attention. and by his in
telligence creates great deal OF amuse-
ment.
The play will be repeated each evening
this week. and matinee performance
will be given next Saturday afternoon at
o'clock for the benefit of ladies and chill
dren.
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ne case Of Joizn McQailsan ~. she
sasy OF Seattle occupied the time Of Judge
ossern's court yesterday Tine jury re-
urea about O'Clock and returned a ver-
sscs some time after midnight. against
the city for N.0a.
as case has beer q icnx. wfnaed one.
The plaintiff was insuret Mz-rs rss. hy
iaaifnz through a hole In the Sidewalk
ga Jackson street. and since chen
sErough his attorney. Alph.Gs Byers. OF
.ns IA" nrm OF Byers q Byern. has been
Tying to force the city 10 Iiassiaate.
ineFs navs been two trials Ia the SUI
pfsme court. and this was the third trial
sae superior court. TX was noEsuised
At the FIRST trial. bat the .asrevse ra.,~,
reversed the ruling Mr. Bysrs In .ha
lace OF repeated defeats and In srsles OF
the laws Delays, has succeeded In win
Hlng q Victory. this oesns the first siac-
eessihi damage suit against the city.
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snoqualmle Caterer Arrested for Lack
OF "A Government Ifcansa

Deputy United States Marshal James
Qaiiter arrived In town on ths Lake Shore
train last night from Snoquaimie hav-
Ing for q prisoner /. w. Miller, who Is
charged with retailing liquor without a
government license. and viii be heard by
United States Commissioner Emery at
p. m. today.
Miller Is a married man and has always
been considered an honest one A few
days ago. however. the local authorities
learned that he was conducting a resiaur-
ant at Snoanaimie and selling liquor ION
the side" An Investigation followed, and
yesterday Commissioner c. ID. Emery is
sueo warrant for his arrest, which
Quiiter served Miller practically admit
ted his guilt and offered 10 pay whatever
penalty was required OF him in order to
escape going to JAIL From what the
deputy marshal could learn Miller became
"hard-up" and concluded to sell liquor a.
his restaurant In the hope of swelling his
daily receipts. His friends will try and
have the matter settled.
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Tomorrow morning az les@ o'clock the
finance committee Of the city council ard
the library commission win held meet
sng IN the chamber Of the house OF dele
gates In order 70 talk over the library
matter and devise ways ana means for
reopen!ng the library.
A petition fled by good many citi-
gems has been flied with the city clerk
asking that the members az the North
west Detective Agency be given notice
10 wear badges or stars
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eases, or drains upon the system,
excuses, or abuses, bad habits, or
early vices, are treated through cor
respondence at their homes, with
uniform success, by the Specialists
of the Invaiids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, OF Buffalo, y. Y. A book
of I36 large pages, devoted to the
consideration OF the inaladies above
limited at, may be had, mailsd Sc
eztyely seakea from observation, liz a
plain ezfeelabe, by sending 10 cents
in one-cent stamps (for postage on
Book J, TO the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, at the above
mentioned Hotel. For more than
q quarter of century, physicians
connected with this widely ceie-
brated Institution, have made the
treatment OF the delicate diseases
above referred 10, their sole study
and practice. Thousands, have con-
suited them. This vast experience
has naturally resulted in improved
methods and means OF cure.
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While the circulating department. Of the
public library remains closed the libra
rian and assistants are taking fasl In
ventory Of all books in the library, re-
pairing them. and generally putting them
In good condition for business in case
the library finances take suitable shane
for reopensng the institution. The library
Is open 10 receive ali books ROW In the
hands Of patrons. and IL is urgently re-
auested that patrons return all books at
once in order that thu inventory may be
completed early.
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forty brownies and
sixty beautiful little
fairies who viii pre-
sent the amusing
little operetta OF
THE Brownies in
Fairyland. These
100 little children, all
from Seattle. have
been showing re-
markable ability In
their various char
acters. and the fun
49, r1s.f = -
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HIS DEATH WAS ACCIDENTAL.
Verdict In Nelson's Case. But Jury
Recommends Precautions I'm Future.


The jury impaneied yesterday afternoon
by Coroner Askam to investigate the
death of NJ. y. Nelson, or n. +. Nelson.
there Is question concerning his name.
which took place in the elevator we'll
OF the Pioneer block Tuesday evening. de-
cided that death was purely accidental.
exonerated those In charge of the clesa-
tor and recommended that steps be taken
to secure the passage Of an act prohsh-
iting persons In charge OF elevators from
leaving their post Of duty while passen-
gers are In the car.
Hattie Bergerson. the young woman
who was In the elevator when Nelson or
Nelson was KILLED. was st the inquest
and said that he opened the door OF the
tnsssi landing and by clinging to the top
of the door attempted to bring the ele-
vator TO dead stop. In this way he got
caught and killed.
Waldo Nelson the dead mans son. ar
rived In the city last night from Tacoma.
The remains viii be sent TO Seaoold,
kitsap county. for intermeut
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Meadows, Trial Tn.iar.

The case OF the state VS.. George Mead
sws, charged with assault with intent 10
knl Will be tried before Judge Humes
Today. The oiYense was committed at
the Ra!user-tsrand hotel. and consisted IN
Meadows. who is coiosed. shooting an
e'her eolerea man through the side and
tax. lnfiettng a SLIGHT wound.
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Issx,ue~<s Rates

The Great Northern railway has lust
,,aeea On sale sAe following communication
tickets Soe5 IN all cases for six riasS;
Between E'ssrbavsn or New Whsscoszs
ara Seattle. s7os Mount Vernon and Sc
a.,9e. SIC. Seattle and Everett. 81
T-ieksss will lse coed for Individual or
ssrr. use ara limited 70 sixty days
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In the Hands or the jury.

The suit OF Sarah Woodward. individu-
ally and as oxecutrsx, va. Gustavs Wine
bill ct al. was on trial before Judge os-
bora and jury yesterday afternoon.
Ths action is for e.SS7 rent and for resti-
futon OF the promises on Commercial
and Main streets. covered by the Matilda
Winehlii block. The case went to the
,ary ~ a.l5 and a sealed verdict was or
aered
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IN the Superior court yesterday new
ssts were begun "a follows.
Washington National bank vs.. F. l..
sslaSoo. prcaltssaTy notes $40 So -
sarah oh2snseyer vs.. David oesrnseyer
-Diyurce.
Burns s Atkinson vs.. Washington Fur
a3tars CoysIsA ay-~Accouns stated. $lSaN
William w. kirkwoof IS Thomas +.
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Dr. HaweI- 30 1ccture ON Tennvson.

The many admirers OF Rev H. r.
Haweis are anticipating q delightful lit
erary treat In hks lecture on Tennyson
Friday afternoon at 80 at Mrs. Pumph-
rey's. Eighth and Pine streets. This ia
considered by many noted critics 10 be
DIR. Eaweis.. greatest lecture AS DR.
Hsweis had the plessantast personal re-
iatiors with Tennyson, the lecture will
have special charm. It will also be OF
a memorial and dramatic character. All
interested In DR.. Haweis arc invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-07
DOESN'T LIKE A GAMBLER.
Mrs. Obermeyer Wants ~ Divorce and
Her Maiden Name. OsDotighcrfy.

save ~'ass'a ->ssAaSs ~ A'oaAusItss
Mrs. Sarah Obermeycr says she has be-
come weary OF the bad habits and the
name of her husband. David Obcrmeyer,
and wants the superior court TO relieve
her OF both. She has asked for a divorce
aad that she be restored her maiden name
OK O'pougherty. airs. Obermeycr says
taat her husband. who IL a bookkeeper,
capable OF canning 500 = month. has failed
10 make any provision for her support
because he passed all his time ut gam
bling houses gaming ant drinking. They
were married May 10. iS2 at Glenwood
SpringS Col
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Snameertsin's ceush Remeay the Most
repnfar in lava

Without any injustice 10 many other
seo9sA syrTps | have Tor sale, will say that
have solf larger amount of ChSusberlain's
Tough Eenseiy than Of any other kind
ssasfng the pass year, also that not one
nsss1soe has reached ire 1t aov failure 10
ssst Its requirements. e. +. CCrTEE,
druggist. Deep River, Iows.
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,-etel~ tio,s CT tire work doae by the Post
In,sItsgencer "a sending AT expedition up
Mount Rainier 30 Investigate the erUy-
taor. az last winter by publishing In full
Masnr = $. fngrAhana's account OF the
tr4r and r. & Mesaeras article on tbs
hasxrsr7v u3Ess5E-
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viii eat sweetrneatx ana yoa can't pre-
vent l. TIE nrst you know ~ 80 sAess
Is a headache: the chEid IS bilious and
something mast be done. Use Rspars
Tahases a remedy which Is standard fer
such troubles
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peter Ferguson. a logger. who had ssys.
yxaS ser. 90 rSosica headquarters early yes
,.rssxv rsaornsng by 0sfscer Ward 20 give
kiru q chance to ''scae- mp" Ferguson
Was about 10 enter q lodging house ~ here
rnorsissy ia at . discount
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M.QUILLAN RECEIVERS $1,000.
Ten of the Jury Thought Him Entitled
to 1900.

John McQuiIian. who was injured at
fsarsh and Jackson streets more than
TO years ago, BY falling through a hole
m ne sidewalk, has recovered $1,000 in
kaz sus for $500 damages. The jury re-
tnrnsa the verdict at $40 Tuesday even
ine sad the result was announced In
JEdsr osborn's court at $50 o'clock yes
tsntsy morning. McQuillan has had
hard light. having twice been non-suited.
The case was once remanded by the SUI
prsme court
The McQuillan jury for q time stood
ten for 5000 and two for n verdict for
the city. A compromise was effected by
txiag the damages at u60
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ssThe BrownieS' Tomorrow Night.
Tomorrow night thousands of little chill
dren and big folks. too. will be made hap
py at the Seattle theater by the band OF
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NOT M.SAMAgA's SOLE IDEA.
The City Answers the Claim To the
Tunnel Centering Idea.

In the Federal Csurt yesterday after
neon Assistant Corporation Counsel
eteele filed an answer to the suit recent
IL brought against the city by James Nc
Easnara 20 recover ti5.00 for the alleged
unlawful use OF q device for centertng
In tunnels, which NcSamara claims TO
have patented. The city denies that Nc
Namara was the original inventor OF the
device and claims that IL was gotten up
while he was In the employ OF the city
and that other city officials assisted him
81 esecting ".
The answer sets out that In March, 1888.
Mcnamara was employed by the city at
. regular salary as foreman OF the city
sewer tunnels. He was skilled and ex-
perienced workman. and was expected to
his duties all OF his skill. knowledge. ex-
pefience and ability. IL became neces-
sary 10 construct a suitable device for
centcring la this construction of tunnels.
Mcsamara held conference with City
Engineer Thomson and j. W. Van Brock
lin. OF the board OF public works. and
Robert Gibson. AS result of the con-
ference a device similar TO what McNa-
mara now claims TO be his invention was
introduced In the tunnel with success.
Afterwards McSamhra was discharged
by the city. and he sued To recover. hav-
Ing In the meantime secured a patent on
the device. The answer closes by stat
Ing that Mcnamara was not the original
inventor and that he was not the first
10 discover the material part of the pat
ant.
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Rartholornay Celess stess Beer.
,-sxan a McCcrneIl. $40 rrn1t street

Nanairno coal. NaE&ino eesL Te!e-
phone sas
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-19
Bore Vnrtaarne.

SDrtaarneue / 8erben teller ODER
1000. 9e Sorenebe Statsr bar pper
1890 3aarue % liseiaa mango Statio.
ner. De iibite er iimplere Spsnius
os life meset f%oitbare, efteripm be finoes
paa apiten. SOr 8c9isrins boIber
liaois iait ueo ben 1beori, at apiten
ltal uare iaa spot iOripnet meo Gpr, at
Straalerne msoes; at ct Stib iaar bet
enc I Siste, isr bet nnbet baeuo er uee
al Spne. Den aarlise 8eoilsnius icr
oeres 8asnins er M ca. $4,000, 900.
Getroleum CT BET, Der er antaaet al
6prtdarusSparoet ipm 8slpsnm9ss
matsriale, ltipnt Gas % til Ell uis
Grab GlGttricitet er blepen prgpet.
Gas bru9es tuu i Ilcrnuoria, ga, %
Hepburspprt, Mais. Tetrplsum an.
lees iOr bet beoiie % bet biai9lte. Oct
er aItib paalioeli9t. Glettricitet uii
lmiolertIo uoen 5uil blipe anpenot, uaar
aol9resien tan bepGses til at beoilse
Yense.-Scientifc American. 7
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-19
2Ggteifab ute aet,t Ifopoc.

sos en- 5ulteItamme r8autaius be-
itaar Der en- bsiit eienoommelis Sit.
Naur ct sgstepar bar en- uoren Ssu,
Der bSr usiit, iaa inbiuoer Der fig
sierne hos Dem en- Mano, iom / &arets
9Bb bar miftet en- poren Satter, os
flyer: "9in Spn transer en- Suitru;
ies siper big min 3atter, Oe on betaler
mig ben iebuaulise Sueroraselies.
ium.- ct iaaoant peuti9t 6orilas blls
Der aloris afpiit, os man bliuer mart
snise ON "Suerbraseliesiummen", bpis
Stprrelie beror paa be mere eler mins
ore spoe Gsenifaber, iom ben unse
Hise bar i 9eiiooelie al ba BUN lepeos.
Summen fan uuoertibsn pRre ganite
betpoelis. Wan bar 5ilfelbe, buor
ben unse Maubs 6aber bar betalt Ii-
gems Saoer 80 8jsr for bette ials
iomms gG ltelfob melsm gioebe. I
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-19
Gm Wpiier.

8grosblaost "2pprs" itripsr fsls
genbe:
"St rebisere en- Qpis--iO, bpem for.
itaar lite ben 2iue lanst 6eore eno ben
Stattar, iOm er tat III bet! Gn &s'
batter bar bunoreoe Senipn at tuse.
Gn 29ietreos blnnot Somlunbets fors
itjeat9e Sag. Gan ital oioe at trRfe
AIDES Smas. Souiit; BET er Iettere
iast sub siOrt; tbi I'M "Smos ps 8e'
ba9"-ja nan ueo.
Gn uil bape messt 8Ol,tif, en- Gnoen
miiOre, Gn uif, Der iial uare 2auos
brussartitler; Gu oil leie i~p9noenoe
interesiaute "&jRIbere". Nosle eniter
rslisiDit StOi, ON G~ibOlbsiaseu Oiu.
slttsr anore sisr 8rau paa bumOriiti'
lie Siptfer, imaa Strguer IN. nj. - So
ui pso life at Opresue aae aruu os
gniter.
Ss Gumerne ba!
So, benz ifal osiaa 8eoattsreu resne
meo, O9 bet Tom en- uistis 5attor Csiaa.
De ifal baus lin Sslistou, fine imao
Romaner oio.
Raar nu Reonftsreu o9 bans Meo.
arbeioer sisr lit 8eoits,-ia iua beooer
bet allisepel:
Sib-Slabet er iaa tSrt, bet ct iaa
fieoelist. Nei Ri fan life tolbe bette,
nei. "Om ies banner % bamres, alt
sepel ital Der iamres "-sanfe uiit ia,
Dog uil ies life fiare ollie Ouer en-
Sam; Der finoes oa uosle 5aa i Sr
os 8pso, iom meobeler ct Os anoet til
at sisre Gpiierne interesiante, os bel
ifal De babe 5at for.
Wten en- iaslis, berettiset aritit, il
ben mootases sierne. Rau oil oeruet
ppnaa of %"rette, bpnb ranst era.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-19
Nnpenoelje al &ouooiunt.

st / mango 3ilielbe iRroeles spot
2aeemlooel % Susmiboel tar maj i
arlooium eaer al9beatber. Set be-
itaar af SipoebOmulo pplpit / SGtber
ps fer uo iOm en- lps, flnr @aoife.
Gtaur bet paaitrpses ct Bar @anse
mso en- 8eniel, pil bet meget burtis
oanne ct luit. os uanot9t Gag, bporipr
bet er ct i%OrtrGifelist Susmiooel mob
ale Smuuiaar, Suobsltaoiselier / gn'
fstet % pna SGnberne. Reuner paa
SGuOer, Saar paa 6pooerne, samle
Sploer, ipm life uil beles, os peb
9anopine, iom bibrprer fro Ell but
Gnub. Sarlis FOREIGNER bet at anpen.
oeS for Sranbiaar, boOr bet naiten
sieblliteli9 itanoier Smerten, ps peb
6roittnuosr, buUr bet i Scspnoelisn
ipier, men burtts lager. 5or Susop'
renes 8eotommenbe bar bet uiit fig
iarlis iortraHelist peo Saooeltrpt.
Oct ital ~opbepares | ct iait laftet @las.
Otter en- balu Snes 9imers 5prlgb
lgsner bet fla ira Saaret euer Steoet,
bpor bet er aupenot, % mac oerior
fnrunes-
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-19
Spcno SoNn 90 S,nnoene.

Webeus GOeno Som Tor ION Stpr'
mauo, lna bans Sfib enaaRs 'ortriei
peo ct grpserri i @stebOrg. Snd
hnpbs ban prret tIauo en- SpTio, %
on ban ina fuloe ombprO isien, iansi
ban 8orten til Srp9aeriets @narss'
rum lutfet. Iette par ben ereite Go-
fomIt, % Som, iOm life piIoe pGrs
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Get iarlige, ou be sr uUeroroetIis Club
ite % life Hyper Gas, nanr be bur
biot.
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