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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1897-07-24

On July 10Th Mrs. Mary BECKER
dyke, known to Thousands of soldiers
DIS mother Bickerdske, was eighty years
of age. She lives with a son i'll Kansas,
and her birthday was celebrated by the
state organization of q. a. r. in most
splCndid way. A monument fas been
erected in one of the parks, hospital
and home, bearing her name, in mem
DRY OF the many kindly deeds and her
ole acts Of her life. Nor did her work
cease with the war; she has been active
ever since, and during the grasshopper
plague she assisted IN securing and dis
tributiny hundreds of dollars worth of
provisions and cl5thing. Her kindly
words and noble acts and thrilling eX-
periences if recounted would fill col
umLs, and prove most interesting read
ing. Mrs. Bickerdyke is well and
hearty, and her admiring friends wish
her many happy returns of the day.
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Eugene V. DebS.

The sons of Adam have ever differed
more or less in conditions according to
individual characteristics. Many are
doomed to earn their bread by the
sweat OF their DrOWs-to be hewers OF
wood and drawers of water, dock-whol-
IoppcrS. coal beavers, auu such like.
Others, again, ever have an aver
sion to physical exercise III the way of
5,ari work; ii i altogether too tiresome,
too slavi5h, for them. Physically cap
bie, they are also endowed with more
than the ordinary share of wit, and
sooner or latcr-generaily sooner-thev
learn that ii Is mach easier to live on
their wits, and, according to their way
az thinking, much more respectable.
20 they east about for a field in which
- labor. The fields are many, but
.sntong them there is one that las ever
been fruitful OF rewards for the earnest
worker-the uplifting Of the dOwn-trod-
den laboring man. In this particular
field Eugene Y. Deb5 early took TO Ia
boring Possessed of the gift of CAB
beyond the ordinary mortal, he soon
convinced them that Eugene \. Dcbs
was the Moses sent to lead them forth
from the land Of bondage-from the
slavery Of gold bugs, and capitalists gem
orally. lie worked upon their credGiitF
industriously; he grew fAt, and saucy,
and desperate. In the name of hui
nanity he instigated crime, and posed
as MARTYR while he was sGf'erFng-or
should have been suiiering-as Il Grim
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lie Gold Craze.

No do,,I.. ti,oro : :, ,,ro,t ,Ioo1 of
.,,.h !, IL, ,lo,,;na ,a,,..s oa,,;,o,
,ra,tla tra.,.a onh p.;,;., r.1an,l';-
ca,,n.r, r,.. 10 tha .,,on,,rIz uha
,ra nov ,rann;,o a,l orr,ncin, 70 ao
- ,ba, f,r ow,v r,nJ annroc;,,o tho
H., -. 49,. ,.,,. ,s,rs,a,;... NV.
they equipped with money enough to
provide food for thcmse ives NJ the ex-
travagantlv HIGH prices CHARGED for
everything in that couatryo Have thav
for the sake Of family and friends. CON
suited physician to find out if they
could endure lie tripo An these i'm
nortan, Textures sbouid no ,rcII oo,,i1
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LATEST NEWS NOTES.

Ada, Mimi, is suffering from a severe
food.
The tariff bill is still Under consid-
Grafton.
The Logan statute was dedicated yes
terday.
rf. Talmage denies that he is about
to move to Chicago.
kIondyke gold is reported not the
very best, but worth digging.
Aurora, H., cotton mills have closed
on account Of the coal famine.
The Uruguyan rebels are reported as
practically owning the country.
Oscar William, d negro fend, was
lynched at Griffin, Ga, Thursday.
Klondyke gold discoveries have had
a very depressing effect upon the price
of silver.
Eph Brinklev. bad negro, was lynch
ed on general principles, near Madison
vile, KY, on Thursday.
Martin Lubbermeyer, farmer. was
killed near st. Atgtista, Mimi. Thurs
day, by a CT. n. passenger train.
The Fox River Valley railway has
been incorporated, capital stock $780,
600 1t will run from Neenah to kau-
kauna
Rev. Peter Havermans, the oldest
Roman Catholic priest in America, died
in Troy. NY, Thursday, aged 81 years
81 years 4 priest.
A Duluth man named O. Johnson fell
between the cars near Dickinson, Nd,
on Wednesday and had both his legs
severed from his body.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
From orr REGULAR Correspondent.
Washington. July y, 1897

From orr Rarular Correspondent.
Washington. July ", 1897.
President Mckinley had to abandon
attending the dedication OF the Logan
statue N Chicago, owing to the delay IN
disposirg of the tariff bill. He did SO
very reluctantly, az he was particularly
anxious to attend, but, of course, duty
came first. He did not wish to be away
from Washington when the tariff bill
is finally acted uptn by Congress, az 1t
is certain to be this week, now that the
conferee5 have reached an agreement.
The tariff bill, as it now stands, is not
perfect-nothlng Of human construction
is-but it is good bill, and VIII be en-
dorsei bv all who believe in a prOtec-
tive tariff. and will add to the believers
in protection 1t will enable many thou
sand Americans to get the profitable
employment they hafc been without
for four wears, and will, at the satle
time, produce all the revenue needed
to ru:. tie government.
There is little probability that this
government will take any notice of
Japau's supplementary protest against
the annexation of Hawaii, not because
% anv particular desire to sIub Japan,
but because Senator Sherman's reply
to Japan's first protest covered the
ground SO fully that no other answer is
needed The action of the Senate Com
mittee on foreign relations IL favorably
reporting the annexation treaty without
dissenting voice, was additional notice
to Japan, and all the rest of the world,
that annexation is going to be accom-
plished regardless of the opinions and
wishes of other nations.
10 official Of the administration nor
member Of either branch Of Congress
takes seriously the Enslishmade ruliior
that Spain and japan had formed an
alliance to make war upon the United
States. Nobody in Washington would
be the slightest bit worried even if it
were known that such an alliance was
an accomplished fact, instead of being
an English attempt to scare somebody,
as means of getting even for the
truthful statement of The tricky con-
duct Of the English government, made
in Secretary Sherman's instructions to
Ambassador Hay, concerning the seal
fisheries negotiations. 1t was not in
tended that these instructions should
be made public at this time, but they
were obtained by wideawake flews-
paper man and printed. The publica-
ton has made the English editors very
mad at the United States, and their old
occupation of abusing us, which was
suspended while the arbitration treaty
was pending, has been resumed; but it
is worthy of notice that no attempt has
been made to controvert the truthful
ness of Secretary Sherman's arraign-
ment Of LosI Salisbury.
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The New Tariff Law

Which has just been signed by the
President, may be appropriately con-
sidered an Industrial Declaration of In
An official text of the law
has lust been published by the Ameri-
can Protective Tariff League. and should
be carefully examined by every citizen.
Protectionists ought TO have a fe copies
of this law for distribution. Five comics
WI be sent TO any address for ten cents.
ASK for Document No. 80 and address
w. I. Wakeman, Genl Sec'v, l35 West
o3rd Street. New York.
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-''ti~t vi ireiSISS SAFE OH FORECLOSURES
- - VI Ni~tON9lN. 40
Circuit COurt-DOuglaS county.
Melville &. Smith, Plaintiff.
".
Northwestern Investment Il Improvement Com
Taly, Il corporation, and George Coulter
>-,.,,. Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of a
Judgment OF t"rcclu>urc ana sale duly made nm
entered IN the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid. on the :1tii day OF March. A d. los
shall on the 81 day of August. A. D. lAg7 M
eleven o clock in the forenoon Of that dav al the
castcrly front door Ofthc county court house in
and state of Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell M
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
the real estate and moTtgagcd premises directed
by said Judgment to bc sold, and hereinafter de-
scilbcd or 50 mucf thereof as may he necessary
To satisfy tn" amount of said Judgment to Wi.
the sum Of two thousand seven hundred aud
eight and ~ 10 dollars (>2,1,tS iW with interest
thereon from the date of said Judgment AT the
rate OF six per cefitUm per aunum aud any sums
paid by the plaintiff tor taxes upon said mort
gagged premises together with the costs ana ,y-
peffSeS Of such sale
The real estate and mortgaged premises 81 to
be sold as aforesaid directed fv said fuds,
neilt are ''uatcd in the city of superior in the
comfy OF lgIaS and state of Wisconsin, and
arc described a tnll"Ys, to-sit: The west half
OF block Numbered four E) on East Nineteenth
street IN the tGwHSlte of superior. according 10
The plat OF said t"wnsite recorded in the Office of
the Register of Deeds in and and for said Dom
las county.
GRAFTON MASON,
Referee appointed by said
CATLIN. BT'TLER !. LNONS.
fInihtlA Attorneys. tinIo 26 iy3 lOl 72i3 81
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DOUGLAS County In Comfy Cour

STATE OF WISE DNSlN,
Douglas County. In County Court
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Mary Ann Grant, late of the city of SUPERIOR
DOugl : Co. Wis. deCcascd-In Probate
NOTICE is hereby given. that at "A regular
term of the county court 10 he held in and for
said county, at the County judges office in the
court house, in the city of superior Douglas
county, Wisconsin, on the third day of August
1871, ~ 10 o clock in the forenoon of that day
the following matter will he heard, considered
rnt a"tcd upon ly the courtto-wit
The petition Of Scion II Clnu4h. executor ana
trustee under the said Will. for the adiu> tmeut
and allowance of his final account a such cN.
ccut9r and trustee. and for the allowance to hun
of such amount a tOr commissions and culnpcu
;ton Tor his services ANA expenses as St.:l cX-
ccutOF and trustee. as to the court shall seem
just, and f., an order or Judgment that the
Tcsldue of the estate of the said deceased be as
signed To- sucn person or persons. to h, aScer-
tanned and determined by the court II is OF are
by law entitled TO the same. ana for an order
and Judgment that the said CiOugll be discharged
from all responsibility ana liability Us such eX-
ccutor and trustee.
Dated this 1lh day of July. 1884,
b the court:
ID. f. ROBERTS.
Dy III Il Il ~ County Judge.
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Notice OF Hearing.

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
douglas county. in Comfy Court
IA ~ ma Ter 81 the estate of Radio H. Johnson
S,+.itIie ~. Jphn5on, minors. of the. civ ~
<tiTTIItIF' Douglas crlnty, Wis.-lu Probate
Of the C"sHty Court to he held in A.. "a a., =.
TI't!' ~ ne County Judges office in the CGT,s,
~, an i'i MY oi superior. Douglas corF.y
'afi fiH OF The 21jn day of July-IsJ- an ~,
80 ~ ne forenoon of that lay The f,,I ,, go,
MAJ = WIZ Ne heard. considered ana acfed I,r :,
The petition Of Margaret Iohnso,. ,,,,a-.,;,- ,
80" iiiiii"fs asking leave 10 sell InS and y :.
~. ana lots y and II of block in ~,
RS rh ~ may HaiG III sawyer county W,rGu>iTS
~ @I-'atd Oh the petition j. that such :, !.
IA - .,t iiF the best Interest Of said minors
Da'cd tins :2l.d day OF June 10,
BY the court
y, y. ROBERTS Co.s-t-. r-f,o
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Notice Of Final Proof.

C%iTED STATES LAND OFFICE;
ASIILA&B. WIS. July l.. 1897. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settlers hay" filed notice of their imt@n-
ton to make final proof in srIppur, of their
respective claims. anI that sai,: proofs win he
made before VIA. II. Locke, Clerk Of The Circuit
Court of Douglas county, Wisconsin. ut Superior
Wisconsin. on september lSt. 1885,
Augusta E!:t>tTOm, v idow of Carl EIgSrOm
deceased, Homestead Arbitration No. 1861 for
tc y =. >W y, and SW : of SN ! of section 81
township IL north, range T. west.
she names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, ana cultivation Of
said land. VIZ:
Ole Eigstiom. \. ". Johnson, Ole Olcson AMI
Charley Ienghlad, all of Bennetls Siding Doug
las COUNTY. WISCONSIN.
Tie heirs Of Kate +. Stack, deceased by James
s. Stack, Homestead Application No. POI for
lots and of section 81. township IL north
range Il west.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. ana cultivation Of
said land. viz:
J Z. Wills, Michael Conghlin, Lorens Smith
James ii. Murray and Jumes 5 Stack all of Dc,l-
ham, Douglas county, Wisconsin.
u. L. kUNTZ.
Register.
t2i-31j-1-1i-21-1S;b
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".
lydia J.. Gil bert. Katharine Gilbpr,. John w
riibcrt, Charles Gilbert. and Marion :
,'1ibert. theirs at i~r of James | f;iIhnrt
otccAHcd) ard John Daley. Defendants
Noll'E Is hereby given that bv virtuo of
dha pursuant 10 the judgment Of for.clo-Itra
anu stle made and entered in the above on.
IitIeI action on the 2Nth day of NAV \ u
I.9, Will on the 18th day If july 4 p I~t,7
AZ ~ clock in the forenoon al he e.,st FROM
uoor OF The court hGrt-e IT, the cifv Of Snnrr.
W Wr, III the county Of Douglas ard STATE of
Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at rr,hl,c
au tloh TO the highest bidder for cash 1I,.
real estate ordered by SaiI Judgment "a lac
SOFA ana described a. 70 lows.
,,Loi hln!bercd one hundred and ten IInl on
"t9t + 'lth street in the TOWNSHIP C,f Suueri,r
NJ" a par OF the city of Superior i'm th,
count Oh douglas aud stale of Ni.nn,,-i,
according 10 the recorded; plat thereof nov.
on me ana OF record in re office Of peri.,cr
VI NJ, Deeds In and for said Douglas cGnnt
" isscoilsin. 10 isfy the sum Of Nine Ju,tI
REQ ana lNty-eIght and ~ 100 dollars CS.;s o.,
"ith interest thereon. together with the c.,Ct =
az 1 cA PcfNc~ ~ such sale. a. provided md
Ordered IN said Judgment an"
bdleu iilla AZ day Of June. A. y ls1z
PRANK l.. WILCOX
= merrill of Douglas COUNT vi
II. W. ATSTtE '''' tHu'g-
ii"lh'ih , Attorney. Gn5l2l92 GIv3loI7
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THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Ia superior Court. Douglas County.
II w. Austin. PI1iutiT.


LYGIa l. Gilbert, Katharine Gilbert Johr "
hilbert. thartl> : Gilbert. and Marion
6libcrt. thcirS at law of james l. C;IIhert
dccea,cdl ana John Daley. defendants
NoIltk l. hereby given that by yirtu. of
ana pursuant To the judgment Of foreclosure
ana "a c made and entered in the above on
tried acllon on the 18th day Of Nav. i u
i~". VIII on The nth day Of July II l-q-
at 10 clock in thu forenoon at the casT front
tpoi ~ the court hDI-C in the city of Snnrr-
ipr. IN the county Of Douglas and stat ~
Wisconsin. offer for sale and sell M n.hIi,.
auction to the highest bidder. for cash no
real estate ordered by said iud-ucu, IN T..
SOLD ana de~cr bed a. fol lows:
l." : numbered one hundred and t,re-,. ,,,,,
I'D on West Fifth street. in the tOwIli,r ~
HuI+'Fi9r now a part az the city Of ~unrrior.
"a The county Of Douglas and state ~ VI
cousin according TO tf.c recorded pIat fbnre-
90 no" on :Ilc ana Of record in the Office ~
htIl>ter 81 Deeds. in and for said Dntrgl.,t
county Hl>cpnslHr to satisfy the sun, of Zira
iLuhgfed aud sixty eight and 1e-Iul do-Iar.
80 - Win interest thereon r0rrthc VIII
! ne costs and expenses Of such sale, ts rr5-
iltd ana ordered in said Judgment fN
Dated this "a day Of June. 4 ID Isa-
FRANZ /. WILLOW
Sheriff n Douglas cnunfv Wi
II. VI. AUSTIN '-' ieP"'St
t"'ni!f Attorney. On Il 10 % iIv 31rl7
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Notice Of Referee Sale on Foreclosure
STATE OF WISCONSIN,. 90
Circuit Court--DOuglaS County.
Melville e. Smith, Plaintiff,

Notice Of Referee : sale On foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. 90
Circuit CoUrt--DOuglaS County.
Melville e. Smith, Plaintiff,
vs..
fernando +. Johnston and Hannah J. Johnston
his wife. Albert X smith and May II. Smith
his WIFE Louis d Newton and Kate c. Newton
his wife, Gilbert Arnold Land Company, a cor
pontion, Thomas T. Turner a. trustee of the
estate of Samuel Magotlin, deceased, Andrew
J. Kaufman and Ophclia Kaufman his wife.
Otto NJ. Pratt, T. ". Wahl. Amelia Sherwood,
Commercial Bank of st Paul, IA corporation.
and Bank OF Staten lsl'nd, Il corporation,
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of
judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered i'll the above entitled action, in the court
aforesaid on the "a day of May, \. D. 1890. |
shall, on the 81 day of August, A. j. 1897, at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, at the
casterly front door of the county court house. in
The city of superior IN said county of Douglas
and state OF Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell at
pubilc auction TO the highest bidder Tor cash,
the real estate and mortgagcd premises directed
by said judgment TO be sold, and hereinafter de
sCTibei. or SO much thereof Is may be necessary
to satisfy the amount of said judgement to-wIt:
the sum of six thousand aid t'irty five and
9S 100 dollars tS6,'Et9>) with interest thereon
from the late of said judgment at the rate OF
SIX per centum per annum and any sums paid
by the plaintiff for taxes upon said mortgaged
premises together with the costs and expenses
OF such sale.
The real estate and mortgaged premises so to
lie sold rs aforesaid directed by said Judgment,
are situated in the city 81 superior i'll the county
Ot Douglas and state of Wisconsin, and are de-
SCrIbed as follows, to-wit Lots numbered one
~, three (3 and five o. on West Fifth street, lot
numbered four hundred and Sky one GOD on
West second street, block numbered four a. on
Fast Fourth street, the east half of the west
quarter (els of W = of block numbered fourteen
QD on West Eleventh street, the west half of the
west quarter Wv }, of W ~ of block numbered
one Cd on West Seventeenth street, block mum
bered eleven I'D on West Thirty Seventh street.
and block numbered sixteen 90 on East Twenty
seventh street, all i'll the townsite of Superior.
according to the plat of said townSte recorded
III the office of the Registc: of Deeds III and for
said Douglas county.
GRAFTON MASON
Referee appointed by said
court to make said sale.
CATLIN, BUTLER Il LYONS,
Plaintiff 5 Attorneys. Gn19 % jy3 10 II a 81
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Notice OF Referees Sale on foreclosure.
IG'-,r->-i>t. t',I
Circuit Courl--DouglaS County.
Melville c. smith, IlaintiT


Melville G. smith, plaintiT
North Western Investment & Improvement Com
pany II corporation and George Coulter.
defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that 10y viriuc of a
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly igs3tt and
entered II the above entitled action in the court
aforesaid, on the Both day of March. \ u lS.G
! shall, on the 81 day at August. y. D. lSg1 ut
eleven o'clock i'll the forenoon of that day. at
the eSieriy front door of tsa county rurt house
IA the city Of Superior III the county Of iH-, t~
ana state 0 Wisconsin, oilcT tor sale aud sen AT
nubilc auction to the highest bidder for cas- IN ,
the real cState and mpftgGsth pre- misses objected
by sad judgment to hc sold. aul hereinafter
described. to satisfy the amount Of said judg-
mcnt. tU-wit: tie sum of four hundred and ten
lnd l5-NO dollars : ilUl") with interest thereon
from the date of said judgment at the rate of six
per ccntum per annum 4 any SIMS sr,ri by
the plaintiff for taxes upon said Ort-a-,d
premises together with the costs and EXPENSE
of such sale.
The real estate and ;nrrteaecd premises 50 to
be sold aS aforesaid as directed 10y said Judgment
are situated III the city of superior in the county
of Douglas and state OF Wisconsin and are d.
scrlbcd as follows, To- wit: Lot numbered twenty
nine CD on West seventh street in the TOWNSHIP
OF superior, according to the plat of said towusit
recorded III the Office of The Register OF Deed, in
aud for said Douglas county.
GRAFTON MASON
Referee appointed by said
court 10 make said sale.
CATIIN, BUTLER 4 LYONS.
Ilhlhtlh $ Attorneys. (inl9 26 iy3 10 Il y 80
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vs..
Northwestern Investment Il Improvement Com
pany, IL corporation and George Coultcr;
Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given that 10y virtue OF a
judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered III the above entitled action, In the court
aforesaid on the 3pth day of March, \. ID. 1896,
| shall. on the ID day of August, A. ID. 1897. at
eleven O'Clock i'll the forenoon Of that day, at
the caSteriy front door of the county court house
III the city ofsupcrior ~ 'hc county of Douglas
and state of Wisconsin, offer for sale md sell at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
the real estate ard mOrtCagcd premises directed
10y said judgment 10 toe sold. and hereinafter
described. or much thereof may be neccS-
sary 10 satisfy the amount of said judgment, TO-
Wit the sum of three Thousand eight hundred
and seventeen and S7-10r dollars (S;,Si1.S7) with
interest from the date of said judgment at the
rate of six per ccutum per annum AMI any sums
paid by the plaintiff for t"xcs upon said mort
gagged premises together With the cots and cX-
lrctScs OF such sale.
Che real eSt",e aud mortgagcd premises so to
be sold as aforesaid as directed by said judgment
situated in the city of superior, III the count!
OF Douglas and state of Wisconsin. and de-
scribcd rs follows, tp-Wit: Lots numbered four
hundred aud eighty two (is2). -four hundred AMI
eighty four (4S), four hundred and eighty six
(isGJ four hundred and eighty eight Q,S), four
hundred and ninety (i9O), four hundred aud
ninety two (i92), tour hundred and ninety four
(i94) and four hundred and ninety six Ci96)
West Twentieth street. and lots numbered four
hundred and eighty one ESD, four hundred and
eighty three iSjj. four hundred and eighty five
liH5), four hundfed and eighty seven NSO. four
hundred and eighty nine asa, four hundred
and ninety one 4"li. f,nr hundred ard ninety
three (i93l, four hundred and ninety five $3.50,
four hundred and ninety seven 491) four hun
bred and ninety nine (49b. five hundred and on,
GOD, five hundred and three $3.50, five hundred
hui fred ana Iii 1 ,eih ri ,v ii,,4. ga
eleven Old on West Twenty First street al II!
W. II. NchD'S Subdivision of block thirty one 81
on West twenty FIRST street. according TO the
plat OF said subdivision recorded in the office OF
the Register of Deeds i'll ana for said Douglas
county.
GRAFTON MASON
ii:icf.e appointed by said
court to make said sale
CATLIN, BUTLER * LYONS.
Plulnilh : Attorneys. Gu19 70 jy3 10 Il II 81