Duel Between Count De Lubersacs and Baron De Rothschild
Paris reports a sword duel at Boulogne Barrage involving Count De Lubersacs and Baron De Rothschild. De Lubersacs was wounded in the arm, the bout lasting about ten minutes amid near-constant fighting and torn shirts. The incident traces to a quarrel from school days and a long-running feud between the families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Count de Lubersace
Baron de Rothschild
Baron de Rothechild
Bou. Jogne Bur Selne
Count de Lubersacs
M. Schego
Count de Laborde
Paron Leonive
Viscount de Bondy
de Laihersacs
Cnett Haron de Rothschad
Pirry
Jeaneis
Wellows
Rothchild-Lubersacs
Count de ‘Labersacs
Haron Rotert de Rothschild
Biron de Rothschild
Count de Lubreacts
Lubhersics
Biren Robert de Rothschild
Jockey Club
Maton de Rothschild
Alary
de Nuefling
Lutersacs
Te Dione
Bon de Castellose
Robert de Rouhachild
de Liberatos
Baron Me Rothschild
Robert
Garon Robert
Baron 4 de Rothschild
Alphonse de ‘Rothschild
Rothssaud
Count de Mibarsace
Edouard vJa Rothwhid
Count de Luberguca
M. Michael Fehruasl
de Dion
M. de Saint Alary
Foreign Markets Report From Manchester Cloth Trade
The Manchester market sees lower cotton prices and mixed activity. Chinese business appears uncertain with potential large shipments of stored goods, while Japan demand for prints remains weak. South Africa yarns show resilience, and export yarns hold a firm tone amid cautious optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Japan
Java
South Africa
Phere
Madarate
Berlin Bourse Stagnant Amid Mixed New York Cues
Berlin stocks opened the week with little movement as dealers awaited New York signals and railways news. Prices drifted with Austrian and Russian issues weak while German shares held firm. London markets showed firmer tone with mixed results across utilities and rail names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
New York
Germas
Germany
Tsurland
Fragmented OCR: Mysterious British tour early report
OCR reads as a partially legible note about a British tour vessel named Moultryran. It mentions a disaster or incident with crew losses, but details are unclear and names and dates are fragmentary.
Troops Return as Lake Erie Sails from Capetown
The British steamer Lake Erie, commanded by Captain Jones, departed Capetown today carrying 40 percent of Strathconn's horses, marking a notable transport milestone in the ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capetown
Lake Erie
Jones
Strathconn
Killing at Lake Charles ends in gunfire near Vinton
In Charlee Louisiana on January 2 Sam Guidrey was shot and killed by John Sterling after a long-running feud. The confrontation began in a Vinton store and moved to an outhouse where Sterling drew a 45 Colt and fired six shots. Guidrey was struck in the chest and head and died. Sterling fled and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Guidrey
John Lake Charlee
Guidrey
Jehn Sterling
Vinton
Gildrey
Sterling
Galldrey
Guldrey
Kidnap Plot Tracked After Alabama Father's Loss
Mrs. Nic H. Frazer of Union Springs Alabama reports her son Bass was kidnapped weeks ago while a student in Atlanta. A decoy letter promised $500 in gold and involved a sack of potatoes. Frazer's son delivered the money and potatoes to a supposed contact near the federal prison. the kidnapper group remains unlocated and the boy is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nic H. Frazer
Union Springs
Ala
Bass
Technological School
Frazer
United States Federal Prison
Marea
Packard
Atlanta
Artanger
Boss Prager
Funeral of W. W. Ridling Held in Bonham Texas
The funeral of Representative W. W. Ridling was held in Bonham after his arrival from Austin. Legislators served as pallbearers and local fraternal orders attended in a large gathering. Ridling, elected from this county, fell ill with pneumonia upon arrival and died after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Texas
W. W. Hidling
Austin
Regieiawire
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Pythias
West Point Hazing Probe Ends with Cadet Resolution
A congressional committee left Workington after finishing the West Point hazing inquiry. Cadets voluntarily abolished hazing and signed a resolution praised by General Dick. The panel will report in about ten days and may recommend more tactical officers at the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weet Foint
Congressional Committee
Workington
Military Academy
Grant Hall
Tawaam
A. la Millis
Coisnot Mills
West Point
Congress
Almely
Somites
West Font Academy
Boog and
Breth
Boag
Eade
Bank Robbery Shocks Walnut Springs Residents
The private bank of J A Rushing was burglarized between 2 and 3 am resulting in the loss of several thousand dollars. The vault was wrecked and no clue to the robber exists. Insurance covers the loss through Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Springs
J. A. Rushing & Gon
Rushing
Alacident Anti Guarantee Corporation
Bishops Council Concludes Plan for 25 000 Century Fund
The bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a tense session in Gavanville Ga through January 20 to agree on distributing a Twentyeth Century fund of $25,000 to churches and institutions in the United States and Cuba. A provincial reunion is set for London in September with all five bishops in attendance, and the council will reconvene in May at Jackson Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connell
Gavanvile
Entered Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesaday
Cuba
Londo
Jackson
Tenti
Threatened Extinction of Deer in Indian Territory
Report from Tenisen Texas on January 2 notes estimated deer kill rates could wipe out the species within five years. The piece warns wild turkey also faces heavy hunting. Indian Agent Sheenfelt plans a special police force to round up hunting parties profiting from wildlife murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenisen
Texa
Indian Territory
Sheenfelt
Federal court expected in El Paso for April arraignments
Special agent Walter Huddl, Treasury Department, returned from the Mexican border to pursue government interests in the Peaster amugsting case. The Penaleen, a man and wife, were held on bonds of 1000 pounds each to appear before the grand jury. their cases set for federal court in El Paso on April 20.
Want Higher Wages from United Mine Workers Delegates
Report from Indianapolis January indicates several delegates to the United Mine Workers National Convention are instructed to press for higher material service terms. The article notes negotiations around wage demands and station responsibilities as delegates discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
The
United Mine Workers of America
Bearn
United States Field Club Sets Trials in Tennessee
The United States Field Club prepares for nagual trials in Grand Junction Tennessee with a list of participants and two derbies. On the ground for days organizer W T Seuifford and figures like G Williamson Muncip Ind Shoup Recine Wis BP Lorillard Jr F F Pride Cincinnati Dr Burnate and Hutchines Springfield Ohio Theo Sturges Arthur Merrymin Memphis stand ready. The pointer derby features nine starters Manitoba Blythe Mirabean Jingo Ronp Gray Pearl, Doe Light with Jingo 1, Imp with Kothii Hidalgo runs alone. The setter derby draws names such as Mark Twain Kipling Beott Reading Lady Dokyauore Bow Kio Ree Tine Girl Verona Cap and others in a full field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonetson
Tenn
Grand Junction
Riversthine
United State
W. Tl. Seuifford
Tary
G G. Wiliamson
Muncip
Indur
Shoup
Recine
Wis
BP. Lori
Derby
Mark Twain
Kipling
Fh Beott
Dokyauore
Bow Kio
Verona Cap
Verona Wilhaming
Rods Chin
Sports Solomon
Bralm
Clin Wind
Him
Gane Liddy
Irty Schlick
Hope
Robert
Count Gindatous
Lady Wind
Live Bird Shoot Set for Stockbridge Park Monday
Brevham Texas hosts a match of 100 live birds between RA L Burge and AM Gourdner for a purse of large proportion at Stockbridge Park on Monday January 11 starting at 1 00 pm. Beth Bhampom has trained weeks with both shooters to prepare. An admission of 25 cents will be charged and the birds prize will be divided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeo
Beving
Races and Entries From Today's New Orleans Card
New Orleans racing card lists mile and a sixteenth selling races with horses including Pannla Le jand Monnoir and Sir Fitabugh, plus multiple entrants such as Fanals Maud Relic of nigia and Kota Donation. Additional fields show distances around 1m and 2h furlongs along with odds-like figures and trainer notes. Weather and track conditions are referenced but not specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Pannla Lejand
Monnoir
Dickma
Sir Fitabugh
Little Boy Blue
Randy
Perit Maitre
Arthur Belan
Prince Beal
Fanals Maud
Relic of
Nigia
Kebowreath
Athure
Bert Davit
Kota Donation
Poowmaker
Emigra
Admeine
Eis Trine
Six Curkwen
A Right
Cinies
Andes
de Doo Oi
Aloz
Ay Eeate
Bummer
Bakatuck
Gary
Egyptian Prure
Vanessta
Ailen Hija
Free
Dousterawive
Teiagd Thesil
Velie
Mabeety
Amen Sf
Hor
N Lapd
Hachmeister Tee
Macon
Lee
Jim Breexs
Fair Lerten
Cinar
Unclear OCR fragment from 19th century racing notes
Fragmentary entry shows scattered terms such as purcé-Breochilds ch Pideila and Geld pace 102 along with names like Chas Lebel and Repino. The text resembles a garbled catalog of bets, horses, and figures with multiple OCR errors, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcé
Uu Ward
May Boy
McCoy Sharke y Fight Off By City Board
The McCoy Sharke y fight scheduled for next month was canceled after the city supervision board refused to grant defense clearance to the Twelfth Century Athletic Club for a bout with McCoy as the principal. The plans for a match with Toot and Moffatt were not pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy-Sharkey
Francico
McCoy- Sherkey
Board of City Supervision
Theodore Georgs Shatters Bowling Record at Hegurland
The Theodore Georgs High player of the Overland Bowling Club in Penver rolled a sensational 50 in a practice game at Hegurland alley today. His score is claimed to be the highest ever recorded in a regulation game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penver
Colo
Theodore Georgs High
A&r
Overland Bowling Club
Itn Celts
Bellweed
Radical reductions in passenger fares announced
Chicago to California rail rates drop with Santa Fe and Southern Pacific lines cutting one way fares to ten dollars for February March and April. St Louis Memphis and New Orleans fares set at 27.69 while Chicago to California second class now 52.00 with large overall reductions. Tickets on sale every Thursday in February March and April starting February 4 with routes via Albuquerque and Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
California
Gucago
Murot
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Poe
Citicugs
Pactic
Ogden
Utah
American Association Season Ends with Player Rights Changes
The American Association completed its season and adjusted player rights. The National agreement now lets owners grant teams the option to retain or trade players, renewing yearly, aligning with a ten year National League framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Association
Secason
Offim Lema
Tate
Leon
Nivis
IHL
Campbell Breaking Down After Guilty Verdict
Campbell reacts with disappointment over being found guilty of murder in the second degree. He sits in Paterson county jail as the jury verdict is read and expresses less hope for mercy than other inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free
New York
Jamiany
Campbell
Jennie
Rosvihieter
Paterson
Demi Campbel
Wherty
Campbel
Patpraon
Eulows
Pribohers
Iheing
Senate War Revenues Reduction Bill Reported For Early Action
The article outlines expected timing for the war revenues reduction bill in the Senate and House with details on debate pace and anticipated maneuvers. It mentions Senator Wilrigh as finance chair, possible postponements, and potential floor votes. It also covers related military appropriations, the Nicaragua canal debate, and references to colonial issues and Chinese district conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teast
Ehip Sudeidy
Thase Messurts
Sepdtor Wilrigh
Moniay
Senate
Morgan Tha Nal
Bin
Harhind
Toowlay Iri
Gemvlon
Mrs. & Wetlod
Aeneril
Porto Mico
Spain
Dstade
Philippine Group
Shale Contest Promisid Washington Report
In Washington the hour of representatives will be devoted to attention next week on preparations and committees. An organization in Columbia will report back promptly on affairs and conference with a general government board. a broader content plan is promised for later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uthbartiean
Wmdlecreston
Nck Rihereph
Havana mass meeting urges US tariff relief for Cuban products
In Havana on January 26 a mass meeting of planters merchants and party representatives adopted resolutions urging the United States to lower duties on Cuban products and to end the export tax on tobades. Delegates from each party were chosen to travel to Washington to present tariff reduction arguments to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Fie Wo Detecate
Washington
Congréss
War Revenue Bill Faces Slow Deliberation In Senate
Washington January 20 report on the stalled war revenue measure. Senate finance committee aims to trim taxes to cut receipts but debate continues. Proposals include reducing tobacco alcohol shipping tickets steerage rates and telegraph taxes with uncertain outcomes and potential selective preservation by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wshington
Timate
Otler
Tobieno
Tchnitky T
Senate
Tate
Keema
Cotton Cargo Fire Damages Ship Nearest Key West Port
A damaged cargo steamer carrying cotton from Galveston to Liverpool, via Morfolk, Va, arrives at noon in Key West. A fire watch began on January 8 and a survey is set for tomorrow morning. The ship holds about 1000 bales of cotton with limited current damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
Hellebo
Galveston
Texas
Liverpool
Morfolk
Tirn
Fire destroys Wormwood store and stock in Gallatis Tenn
A blaze at Burnie Hall in Wormwood twelve miles from Gallatis wrecked the building and stock. The fire, started early this morning at 2 o clock, caused extensive tobacco business damage with no fatalities or injuries reported. No insurance or cash details were disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatis
Tenn
Burnie & Hall
Wormwood
Toney Malen
Yieids
Dr Robert Graham Pend. Dies in Pittsburgh at 67
A telegram from Lexington dated January 20 reports the death of Dr Robert Graham Pend aged 67 in Pittsburgh. He long served as president of Kentucky College and was a noted educator and minister in the South. Pend was an intimate friend of Alexander Graham Bell and visiting Pittsburgh at the time of death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham Pend
Lexington
Pitehure
Robert Graham
Kentucky College
Alexander Campbell
South
Pitteburg
Clapp Elected Senator by Republican Caucus
In St Paul the Republican members of the Texas legislature at their caucus unanimously nominated General Moats Clapp of St Paul for United States senator, succeeding Benator C. K. Devis, Congrearman J. A Tawney, after a bloc vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
St Paul
Texislature
St. Paul
United States
Benatord
C. K. Devis
Red Men Organized in McKinney Texas
An order of Red Men was organized in McKinney Texas today by VUBR Deag of Worth acting as organizer. The event took place January 13 and marked the establishment of a new lodge in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Texas
Vubr
Deag
Worth
Heगेgar Kings in China Guild Leaders Demand Tribute
The piece describes Chinese guild leaders and heads of beggar and thief groups in Nanking and Pekin, alleging they command wealth and influence. It claims the “king” of a sign of Chitene vagabbonda taxes subjects and extorts tenants, with funds flowing from tribute and protection fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Nanking
Pekin
Tien Tein
Port of Galveston Marine Intelligence Summary
Cleared and bailed entries for January at the Port of Galveston cover vessel movements. The report references multiple names and destinations with unclear spellings, indicating arrivals and departures in the harbor, including mentions of Nawport News and Antworp.
Ships and Voyages Amid Busy Port Movements
Shipping news notes multiple arrivals and departures from New York, including vessels to Bremen Queenstown and Liverpool. The log records ships arriving from Norfolk Newport News and various U S ports, with routes to Europe and Atlantic crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tleanere Agios
York
Quirnero
Ant
Gonda
Vedio
Trento
Mure
Lippet
Norfolk
Agaded
Newport News
Trutten
Nor
Srries Regu Switpatg
New York
Bremen
Sap
Liverpool
Acon York
Aquilatoa
Queenstown
Unclear OCR Summary of Local Trade Movements
The fragment notes movement of people and goods from Midlaqd toward Starling civ with intent to assemble white Ince moles for market purposes. Mentions Garhan City and January timeframe and various local names. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garhan
Tixas
Tom Willingham
Datbar
Snilre Live Sipolk Notes From Local Columns
Fragmentary notes describe community figures including Me Mullen and Welty in a light tone. Mention of weather and local observations appears amid garbled names and phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welty & A
Memorial to president urges abolition of liquor trade in the Philippines
A memorial to President 10 memorializes religious leaders urging abolition of liquor trade in the Philippines. Pastor Albert Franke of the First Methodist Church presented the petition, seeking to curb importation and sale of alcohol and urging temperance reform supporters to petition government authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL de
Philippines
Sr. Banks
Friends of Temperance Reform
Pelham Chapter UDC Holds Lee Birthday Event in Orange
The Pelham Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy met at the high school auditorium in Orange Texas on January 20 to commemorate General Robert E. Lee’s birthday. Prof J A Rickey delivered an address, Miss Hate de Chemaint read a paper, Miss Helen Ford gave a recitation, and the mandolin club performed patriotic selections. The program won a decided reception and was appreciated by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Texas
Pelham
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hi Place
Rive
Robert BH. Lee
J. A. Rickiey
Mies Hate de Chemaint
Helen Ford
Anniversary Service for General Lee Observed in City
A special religious service marking the anniversary of General Robert E. Lee was held at the First Baptist Church at 5 PM. The event was sponsored by the Tex. G. Lee Camp United Confederate Veterans and the Daughters and Sons of Old Confederates and drew a large audience. Rev. CH Hyde of the Free Presbyterian Church delivered the sermon, with a special musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Worth
Texas
Robert E. Lee
Tt. G. Lee Camp
United Confederate Veterans
CH. Hyde, Panter
Wea
Memorial service for Robert B. Lee birthday observed in Bryan
Memorial services were held in Bryan to commemorate the birthday of Robert B. Lee. The event took place at the open home of 5:00 in the afternoon and was conducted by GS Roas chapter Daughters of the Confederacy and Camp J. B. Robinson United Confederate Veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texas
Ts. GS
Roas
Daughters of the Confederacy
Camp J. B. Robinson
Robert B. Leew
Atiendamcomes
Bailey Visits Dallas Asks Return After Hunt
Congressman J. W. Bailey spent Sunday in Dallas and departed for Avallon tonight, staying until after Tuesday’s session. Scores of friends called on him at his hotel amid the city visit, with reports of continued talks and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Dallas
Foxes
J. W. Baley
Avalin
Mr. Bailey
C Seoutte
Ten patients discharged as smallpox outbreak checked in Texas
A Jan 20 report from teesio Texas states ten patients were discharged after treatment and containment measures controlled a smallpox outbreak. County authorities continue to monitor the situation and advise vigilance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teesio
Texas
Bee County
Crowds at Beaumont Peak as Well Sparked City Excitement
Thousands of visitors surged beyond a wire fence seeking views of the Beaumont well. Guards on horseback restrained the crowd while excitement spread about Rockefeller's visit and river and harbors bill talk, amid plans for a new channel appropriation and local property interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Coe Land
Galveston
Relia
Lircas
de Vire
Uoohia
Gelting
Sid
Mora Daving
Inieasie
Tony
Cutaty
Beaumont
Rockefeller
Rivera and Harbors
Bapiceoko
Culbersog
Doare
Avery
Prominent Oil Men Meet in Port Arthur for Line to Waterfront
AQN LIVK Port Arthur Texan January 16 reports a large gathering of prominent oil men arriving in Port Arthur. Attendees include Menser J G Damon secretary A Templehoton treasurer of Southwestern Oil Company of Core uhamb and John H Galey of Galey Gunley land operators of Pittsburg. A contract links Galey Port Arthur Land Co and Kansas City Southern Railway to build a pine line from the Lucas oil well to the waterfront at Port Arthur with a timber tannery and large export tanks planned. Also noted are F Hy Park Parkersburg W V O Donnell Warren Pa H Bredler Clear N Vs Re As Baller Tillesville Pa John Murphy M Bean Washington Wa W M Bregatson Pittsburgh Pa G W Bishop Isternville Wa among other prominent officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur
Texan
Menser
J. G. Damon
A. Templehoton
Southwestern Ol Company
Core Uhamb
John Ih. Galey
Galey & Gunley
Prospectora Land Operators
Pittsburg
Galey
Arthur Land Company
Keneas City
Parkersburg
W. Vasu Te O'Donnell
Warren
Ty H. Bredler
Clear
N. Vs
Re As Baller
Tillesville
John Murphy
M. Bean
Washington, Wa
W. Im. Bregatson
Pittabure
G. W. Bishop
Isternville
W. Wa
Land Investors Eye Orange County Assets
Old and Rice Lands of Orange Texas report operations by S My Herndon son of Colonel W Herndon of Tyler and Mr Coln of Cape Wallet as they pursue substantial investments in this county likely concerning land and property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Texas
S. My Herndon
W. Herndon
Tyler
Coln
Cape
Aumority
Child Fatally Burned Near La Grande Texas
In January 3 incident near Bridge Valley, a four year old son of John Sue, a Bowhemian farmer, was severely burned while helping build or burn straw stacks. The child was taken from the field after catching fire and, despite early reports of life, was not expected to survive. Further details unavailable due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kittyville
Texas
Abel Ademe
la Grande
John Sue
Bridge Valley
Greo
Shooting at New Ulm Texas Injures Man
A January incident in New Ulm Texas left a man injured when an assailant fired buckshot through a doorway hitting the victim. The shooter’s identity and motives are not yet clear, and authorities are investigating the confrontation at the section house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ulm
Texas
Rece Nion Bos Joba Loss
Dim Thomas
Moon Calm Progress Report at Calm Texas
Ambiguous report from Calm Texas notes progress in local affairs. A single paragraph references a year and a partial milestone, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calm
Texas
Jauiany Ias
Pogipest
Vanced
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Shorfolk
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Gal
W. W. Ridling
State Legislature
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Urendant
Singer
Dwim
Mike Ric
VW Beer
May Dine
Altria
Introduecor
Wiley Celerete Lance
Dusbiate
Pen Lilk
Sir Kingston
Léeagnae
HOUSE
Ular
Penahan
OhMawmen Fievar
Chinene
Catot
Jepork
Promisid
Army Weorgonina
Tiem. Iit
Marine Intelligence
Earauae
Katehdreett
Ebutsby
P Vineet
Kot
Amtwer
Joffery
Antworp
Will Taise
Werefords
Memorial 10
Dryon
Lucas’ Trocha
Ke Boilt
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