Suit Against Berghoff Mandamus Asked in Fort Wayne Row
Special to the Indianapolis Journal Fort Wayne Indiana May 2 Action begun in the Circuit Court to compel by mandamus City Controller Berghoff to accept and approve the bond offered by the newly appointed commissioners of public safety Judge O Rourke was out of town and had appointed John Morris Jr to sit in the case A writ was issued requiring Berghoff to show cause next Saturday three days before the election why the writ should not issue The bill of complaint was prepared by R B Taylor W J Vesey and J B Harper The apparent Republican strength alarmed Berghoff supporters Madison Indiana May 2 The City Council sits six Republicans six Democrats with a Democratic mayor One Republican absent sick the Republicans joined by one Democrat reshuffled all committees and appointive officers The Democrats were taken unawares
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne
Ind
Circuit Court
Mandamus
Berghoff
Commissioners of Public Safety
O'Rourke
John Morris, Jr
Morris
R. 8. Taylor
W. J. Vesey
J. B. Harper
Madison
Supper Scheme Ends Divorce Suit in Pleasant Manner
William T. Brown, attorney for Georgia Ross and James W. Ross, dismissed the divorce case after arranging a reconciliation. He says he urged patience, held talks with each party, and finally had them meet to discuss staying together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Brown
Georgia Ross
James W. Ross
Mr. Brown
Chosen Friends Ousted by Judge Leathers
Judge Leathers issued final judgment ousting the Supreme Order of Chosen Friends, declaring the group insolvent and out of business. The receiver will finalize assets, including funds in the New York treasury, under Morris and Newberger’s petition on behalf of the State and Prosecuting Attorney John C. Ruckelshaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leathers
Supreme Order of Chosen Friends
New York Treasury
Morris & Newberger
Clark
John C. Ruckelshaus
Good Will Not Taxable Judge Bars State Tax Board Action
Judge McMaster of the Superior Court issued a perpetual injunction stopping the Auditor of State, the county auditor, and the county treasurer from certifying or collecting taxes on the Indianapolis News goodwill. The News faced a $47.69 assessment, later raised to $352.30 by the State Tax Board after J. Frank Moray appealed. Delavan Smith and Charles R. Williams, owners, sued. the court overruled the State’s demurrer and entered judgment as no answer was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMaster
Superior Court
State Tax Board
Indianapolis News
Smith
Koehne
J. Frank Moray
Delavan Smith
Charles R. Wiliams
the News
Divorce suits and false imprisonment case items
Lettie Hoyle sues for divorce alleging cruelty and past arrests for assault including a razor attack. Amanda Shobe seeks divorce claiming desertion four months after marriage and enlistment as an unmarried man. Newton and Vin cent sue Ward for false imprisonment and malicious prosecution over alleged arrest in Justice Hawkine's court and transfer to Criminal Court. They claim charges tied to possession and trade marked parties for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Hoyle
John Hoyle
Amanda Shobe
Robert Shobe
George Robert Newton
Jesse ¢ Vincent
Patrick W. Ward
Ward
Justice Hawkine
Criminal Court
Grand
Frank K R Stuard Appointed Estate Administrator
Frank KR Stuard was yesterday appointed administrator of the estate of James U M ae uve. A bond of 2 dollars was posted and likely a guardian was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank KR. Stuard
James Um. Ae Uve
Senn
Guar
Legal Proceedings and New Suits in Indiana Courts
A dense docket from Indiana courts lists multiple cases. Delavan Smith sues Harry B. Smith and William H. Hart with injunctions granted and costs awarded. Fidelity and Deposit Co. vs City of Indianapolis with permanent injunction. Kregele vs Dain estate and Duncan vs Snyder estate with estate costs. various criminal and civil actions including larceny, false imprisonment, and divorce filings. New suits include Indianapolis Paint and Color Co. vs Schumacher mechanic’s lien. Cooper vs Ogden, oil lien. Baker vs Indiana Rail Way Co. damages demand of 5000. Shobe divorces. Ward false imprisonment suits. Hoyle divorce. Foster Lumber vs Wishard mechanic’s lien. Kief partition and lien. Kahn vs Spruance notes. Mock vs Boyer notes. Circuit and Superior Court rooms noted include 1, 2, and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
John J., McMaster
Delavan Smith
Harry B. Smith
William H. Hart
State of Indiana
Vinson Carter
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland
City of
Indianapolis
Circuit Court
Henry Clay Allen
Judge
Co. E
Indiana State
Scott Smith
Frank Wright
Indianapolis Paint and Color Company
Char A. Schumacher
John Cooper
George C. Ogden
Elizabeth H. Baker
Indianapolis Railway Company
Amanda Shobe
Albert Shobe
Jesse C. Vincent
Patrick W. Ward
George Robert Newton
Lottie Hoyle
John Hoyle
Foster Lumber Company
Albert W. Wishard
Mechanic's Hon
Margaret Kief
Michael Kief
David Kahn
Alexander P. Spruance
Henry M. Mock
Charles Boyer
Appellate Court Minutes and Briefs Listed
Minutes document multiple appellate cases including Volney T Malott receiver actions over YH and ST RY Co versus Elizabeth Hawkins, Coffinberry versus McClellan executrix, Turpie administratrixes versus Hugh Lowe, and Emma Turpie. Also notes Citizens Street railroad Company against Batley and Wabash Railroad Company versus August Behultz with record assignments of errors and damages claims for locomotive destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney T Malott
ST. R. RE. Co
Elizabeth Hawkins
Ee Appellant
Elizabeth K. Coffinberry
Elizabeth A. McClellan
William Turpie
Hugh Lowe
Emma d. Turpie
Appellate Court
Citizens’ Street Railroad Company
Josephine Batley
Enes T. Taylor
Elizabeth McGrew
Executrix
New Appellate Court
Wabash Railroad Company
August Behultz
Laporte
Local City News Briefs Highlight Appointments and Events
Hiram Stevenson of Oxford Ind appointed to a position on the State house force. Rev Dr C N Sims to preach at Meridian street MBE Church Sunday and guest of Mr and Mrs W B Burford. Rev William A Quayle to move to Kansas City June 2 two months earlier than planned. Hall place Church Young People Society to host musical at 5 pm. Jessre Om Ethel Turner Martha Washburn Ruth Franklin Scott Wade Paul Sheehan to perform. K R Shoemaker De Kalb county health board writes state board for help amid smallpox outbreak. Secretary Marty to visit De Kalb county. Pleuro pneumonia outbreak reported in Marshall county. strict quarantines expected. State Florists Association to hold regular monthly meeting May 7 at Commercial Chamber assembly rooms. committees to report exhibitions for November and February. Marion club directors meet tonight on clubhouse improvements and new construction plans. Comet story ends with mention of arts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Quayle
Meridian-street
M. KE
Kansas City
Young People’s Society of
Hall-place Church
Jessre Om
Ethel Turner
Martha Washburn
Ruthranklin
Scott Wade
Paul Sheehan
K. R. Shoemaker
de Kalb County
Commercial Chuir
Marion ¢Ub
Ng Comet Stor Arts
City leaders plan charity drive and new building timeline
Building work must finish within a year after demolition begins. Chautauqua Circle to host Monday evening talk at College Avenue Baptist Church with F A Cattern presenting a stereopticon lecture on Wauona and Chautauqua work. Ministers plan charity sermons for Flower Mission as flowers from churches go to sick children. Measles rise with 101 cases and ten deaths. Indianapolis Orphans Home reports 17 cases and one death. State Prison warden Shideler reviews monthly financials and draws maintenance funds. Vandals in Hendricks monument case praised detectives Holtz and Morgan. Gypsy camps near Trammorid's grove patch up, head to Buffalo for charity. Cummings Voting Machine Co. starts installing gear in Bryce Power Building. potential bid for city election machines may trigger redistricting and a county loan, with commissioners split on funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Winona Reading Circle
College Avenue Baptist Church
F. A. Cattern
Chautauqua Bureau of Extension
George A. H. Shideler
State Prison
State
Hart
Shideler
Statehouse
City Board of Health
Indianapolis
Krietenstein
State Capitol
Hendricks Monument
Capitol
Holtz and
Morgan
Major Krietenstein
Trammorid’s Grove
Buffalo
Cummings Voting Machine Company
Bryce Power
South Street
Durbin
Jeffries Arrives in City Ahead of Ruhlin Bout
James J. Jeffries world heavyweight champion visited the city for the first time, drawing crowds and attention on streets and at night. He weighs overpee, scouts negotiations with the Twentieth Century Club of San Francisco for a title match with Gus Ruhlin, recalling his hard training for the Cincinnati bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Jeffries
Jeffries
Twentieth Century Club
San Francisco
Gus Ruhlin
Akron
Rublin
Cincinnati
Boy Preacher Draws Flourishing Crowd at Meridian Street
At Meridian Street Church Jack Cooke the boy preacher continues to draw good audiences. After his sermon last night his brother spoke most of the time and eleven went to the altar. He had the audience stand then asked Christians to sit, leaving sinners or those seeking prayer standing. They were invited to the altar and the experience meeting closed the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cooke
Meridian-street Church
Opening of Business Men's Driving Club Season With Team Race
The Business Men's Driving Club opens its racing season with an informal programme this afternoon. Membership has reached seventy five and the year is expected to be pivotal. A highlight will be a team race featuring W N Short's Billy Bridge and Lady Constant against Charles Shover's Charley Boy and a new bay pacer still unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Driving Club
Toeday
W.N. Short
Billy Bridge
Lady Constant
Charles Shover
Charley Boy
Indiana reports 423 smallpox cases in April
The State Board of Health announced that 423 smallpox cases were reported in Indiana during April from various areas. Death toll not yet reported. The surge in ten counties is blamed on boomers returning from Oklahoma Territory bringing the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Indiana
Oklahoma Territory
Durbin offers postmaster to Shiloh battlefield panel
A Franklin dispatch reports Governor Durbin tendered Captain Thomas B. Wood of the local city a place on the Shiloh battlefield commission. Wood is a leading Republican and wealthy citizen who served as postmaster under President Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Durbin
Thomas B. Wood
Shiloh Battlefield Commission
Wood
Grant
Engineer Killed as Train Collision Halts Service
CATRO II reports a southbound passenger train No 1 collided with a work train at Fort Jefferson ten miles south of the city this afternoon. Engineer Jackson of the work train was killed and Engineer Tippanoy of the passenger train was injured. Both engines were damaged.
Distillery Drying House Destroyed In TERRE HAUTE Fire
Fire at Merchants' Distilling Company in Terre Haute destroyed the drying house, with losses estimated at 20 000 to 25 000 and 85 insurance. Most loss fell on drying apparatus for slops, harming future production of cattle food. Nearby residences damaged by sparks. In Seymour, Ind a harness factory fire nearly razed J F Shiel’s plant with losses up to 5 000 on machinery and stock, building loss several hundred, insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Merchants’ Distilling Company
Seymour
J. F. Shiel
Pullen Barn Fire in Flora Causes Major Loss Without Insurance
Flora Ind May 2 The fine barn of John H Pullen burned this morning destroying several horses and a large quantity of machinery and grain. Loss estimated at 30000 with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Flora
Ind
John H. Pullen
Coroner Blames Neglect In Two Hoosier Deaths
In Terre Haute coroner Willis cites gangrene and uraemic poisoning as the cause of N B Yeakle death arguing lack of medical treatment and Christian Science care. Yeakle refused a physician per his wife and family testimony, with doctors recounting a horrific decline. Also in Cayuga, eight year old John Dove dies from rabid dog bites after Christian Scientists refused professional care, prompting local outrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Willis
N. B. Yeakle
Indianapolis Journal
John Dove
Cayuga
Jury awards 210 verdict in 10000 Lake Erie switchyard case
In Muncie Indiana on May 2 a jury awarded $2.10 damages to Richard Charman administrator in a 10000 suit against Lake Erie Railroad for the killing of Frank Coffman a year ago in Muncie switching yards. Coffman’s widow took the body and continued the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Muncie
Ind
Lake Erie Railroad Company
Frank Coffman
Richard Charman
Coffman
Obituaries From Indiana County Mourn Three Noted Residents
In Wayne county Zadock Nye, 95, longtime merchant, dies. he and wife celebrated 65th anniversary in February. Eliza Conway, 83, widow of horseman William Conway, dies at Hagerstown home after a long life in Wayne and Henry counties. Ex Judge R L Coffey, a Nashville political figure, dies of heart trouble after brief illness. born in Monroe County, Indiana.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Wayne County
Zadock Nye
Massachusetts
Eliza Robertson
Jacksonburg
Isis
Wiliam Conway
Henry County
Conway
Walnut Level
Hagerstown
Nashville
R. L. Coffey
Monroe County
Indiana
Indiana lawyer and public official dies in Indiana
A former district judge marshal and state senator, who studied law under Governor Dunning and graduated from the State University, is noted for his service in Brown and Bartholomew counties. In Terre Haute Harriet Burnett, 94, burial follows. Agin, 63, to be buried Wednesday. Burnett married to Virgil J. Burnett, a founder of Indiana public schools, and mother of Jerome Burnett once tied to state offices and later redemption chief at the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin College
Patts C. Dunning
The
State University
Democratic Central Committee
Brown
Bartholomew
Indianapolis Journal
Terre Haute
Ind
Harriet Burnett
Agin
Notable Indiana Victories and Obituaries Across Towns
In Lagrange Dr Francis P Griffith died at his home and was buried yesterday after a career in the 1862 State Legislature, Pension Department clerkship in Washington, census service, and county health duties. William T Carr of English dies at seventy nine, a mason and Christian Church leader. Synodical meeting in Vincennes reports prosperity, district includes five states with 150 ministers and 3.4 percent membership growth. Des Moines hosts Interstate Oratorical Association results with winners from Baker University and Ripon College. Michael Herdrich dies by self-inflicted hanging near Royalton, Lebanon County, after years of illness and the loss of his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Ind
Francis P. Griffith
Lagrange County
Washington
William T. Carr
Christian Church
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Indiana
German Evangelical Synod of North America
Ohio
Kentucky
Georgia
Alabama
Frederick Hohmann
Pleasant Ridge
Eureka
Hlinets
Wooster
Carlton
Minnesota
State University
Colorado
Wesleyan
Nebraska
Larkin
Missouri
Indianapolis Journal
Lebanon
Michael Herdrich
Royalton
William Herdrich
Herdrich
Germany
America
Convictions in Philadelphia murder case and horse sale report
Amos Sterling and two Black co defendants were convicted of first degree murder in Philadelphia for the beating and robbing of Roy Wilson White, a University of Pennsylvania professor. The other men face hanging for complicity. In Indiana, the Wolf and Talbert stock sale drew buyers from Scotch to Belgian exporters, realizing about $10,000 for sixty horses. Separate May contest in Portland, Eastern Indiana Oratorical Association, drew reps from Decatur Winchester Bluffton with sold out opera house reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Amos Sterling
Roy Wilson White
University of Pennsylvania
Richmond
Ind
West Philadelphia
Henry Ivory
Charles Perry
Indianapolis Journal
Wabash
Wolf & Talbert
Portland
Eastern Indiana Oratorical Association
Decatur
Winchester
Bluffton
Opera House
Infant and woman die from accidental burns in Indiana
Portland Indiana May 2 Mrs Elizabeth Butcher of Bear Creek township aged sixty eight died from burns suffered when she fell on a stove Ruby Berkheimer a Dun kirk child died from burns after her clothing caught fire Local fatalities reported from accidental fires with mournful details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Portland
Ind
Elizabeth Butcher
Bear Creek Township
Ruby Berkheimer
Blend pleads guilty to embezzlement at Indiana firm
Evansville May 2 Charles F Blend confidential bookkeeper for A Bromm Co candy manufacturers pleaded guilty to embezzling 17 dollars. He was sentenced to two to fourteen years in the Indiana Reformatory. Evansville Ind May 2 tow boat Raymond Horner sank thirteen barges of Pittsburg coal in collision with a plier of the Henderson bridge. The Josson coal and barges will reac 45 dollars. The coal was destined for the Southern market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Journal
Evansville
Charles F. Blend
A. Bromm & Co
Indiana Reformatory
Ind
Raymond Horner
Pittsburg
Henderson Bridge
Josson
Wayne county school losses show net drop from last year
Wayne county enrollment figures indicate a net loss of 249 from last year. William Fitzgerald and John Leddy of Indianapolis bound over to the Circuit Court at Muncie for theft of brass near Gaston. both jailed. S. A. Hanley resigns Franklin College football captaincy to join Chicago University next year. Elks from Greensburg and Columbus attend charity opera Princess Bonnie in Shelbyville and banquet. Lagro High seniors to perform The Merchant of Venice at commencement. nine graduates. Michael Boumira Armenian pleads guilty to embezzlement in Fort Wayne. about $4000 involved. Tri state Normal School Angola may move to Muncie to merge with G. F. McCullough’s school. Shoals residents organize oil and gas land wildcat venture. The camel will be 50.0 and the Preintention will be perfected on May 8.
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Wayne County
William Fitzgerald
John Leddy
Indianapolis
Muncie
Gaston
S. A. Hanley
Franklin
Chicago University
Elks
Greensburg
Columbus
Elks’ Charity
Bonnie
Shelbyville
Lagro High School
Merchant of Venice
Fort Wayne
Michael Bou
Mira
Salem Bashara
Tri-state Normal School
Angola
G. F. McCullough
Shoals
New Civil Governments Two Natives Appointed Governor
Manila May 2 A score of insurgents fired on Batangas. The commission set a government at Sarsegon and named Capt J G Livingston New York governor with Capt E W Terry treasurer. Felix Roxas named Batangas governor. Read bribery trial evidence submitted. Read likely guilty. Cailles rumored to surrender. remnants of Tinio's army surrendering.
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Manila
Batangas
Sarsegon
Luzon
J. G. Livingston
New York
E. W. Terry
Forty-seventh Regiment
Marinduque
Brandholt
Felix Roxas
Democracia
Gally
Federalists
Linez
R. D. Blanchard
Thirty-eighth Volunteer Infantry
James C. Read
Read
Cailles
Tinio
Mortality in Luzon Reported by General Bell
Brigadier General Bell arrived in Washington from the Philippines and cites a Times special claiming that one sixth of Luzon natives have died or been killed in the past two years due to war and dengue fever. He recounts executions, tax raids by insurgents, and telegraph tampering as measures to suppress resistance. He notes plans for lieutenant examinations and troop mustering out schedules from Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bell
Washington
Philippines
Luzon
Times
Ecanital
Army Board
Mrs Winklow's Soothing Syrup Endures For Teething
Mrs Winklow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for teething children. It claims to soothe the gums, reduce crying, ease wind colic, regulate bowels, and cure diarrhea. The ad notes it is sold by Mrs Winslow's Home and warns against sale in impure form, mentioning contagion and a remedy line with dye products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Soto
List of names in a local society roster
An extensive roster of individuals including Abbott Mire W Fr, Andersons, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Alexander, Ida M Humetes, Miss Sarah Curry, Mrs. Dean, Eva Dingmen, Miss Maud Derrick, Mrs. Hartise Dowell, Miss Sarah Dye, Mrs. Terri Engert, Mrs. Eveland, Mrs. Molly Emgie, Mrs. Sallie Freeman, Miss Mina Maud Glass, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Gandy, Miss Helen Jackson, Mrs. Della Jerick, Mrs. J Day, Mrs. Nora Quinlan, Mrs. Stella Robertson, Miss Hertha Smith, and numerous other names, with many Mrs or Miss prefixes, forming a long social directory fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Mra
Tom
Mane Bertha
Dean
Lada Ditterich
Mise Eva i Dingmen
Mise Maud
Derrick
Hartise Dowell
Neliie
Dye
Sarah. Edwards
Terri Engert
Ad Eveland
Molly Emgie
Mini Face
Fletcher
Sallie Freeman
Mins Mart
Hauer
Mre
Francis
Havily
Cornelia
Marsh
Hees
Frank
Johnson
Moore
Blanche
Murphy
Belle
McKlery
Mine
Maring
O Norris
George Newman
Nally
Cede
O'Toole
M. HL Offenbach
Edna
Ethel
Oliver
Nellie
Odell
Edith C. Quinlan
Nora
Roberts
Goste
Ryen
Anna
Ratner
Best
Ransom
Jessie
Rentsch
L. F. Robertson
Stella
Smith
Hertha
Sherwood
Stapp
Helen
Susan
Splitgerber
Eaples
H. A
Mary
Bronk
Mise Kate
Tatbert
Thomas
Joste
Turmaen
A May
Wricht
G Wilson
Tommale
Wiseine
A. Wangertheim
the Ween
Harry
Wilson
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Yterre Naute
Towith
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
Apolis
George RB. Newton and
Jesse
Vin
Snir
Dian
Mary L. Vornholt
the Court Record
Supreme Court
Hiram Stevenson
Oxford
C. N. Sims
Meridian Street
M. BE
Susay
W. B. Burford
Driving Club
Shiloh
Vigo
Christian Scien
Tists
Huntington
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Traction Company
Dukes & Shirk
Roanoke
Fort Wayne & Wabash Railroad Company
Fort Wayne & Southwestern Company
T. B. Adams
KR. L. Coffey
Evangelical Church At
White
Henderson
Indiana Notes
Charles Mayer & Co
West Washington St
AW Offer
U. 8
Scott County
Union Traction Co
Warren
Campbell, Wild & CO
Stevenson Building
Armstrong & Con
Taft Commission
Will Secon
Ameri
Miller
War Department
Hancock
Buford
Pennsylvania
Logan
Kilpatrick
Mrs. Winklow
Graham Crackers
York Butters
the Parrott-Taggart Bakery
Union Painless Dentists
Cirela
Reporter Publishing CO
Tel
Fitzgerald Building
Automobiles Electric and Stram
T. Hearley Vehicle CO
Chield
Street
A. B.C
Fleming
Beerte
Zella
Fultz
Efia
Fanning
Greer
Mina Maud
Glass
Mise Maat
Green
HH. Gandy
Mix Thowr
Goi
Mise Men Harmen
L. Horenbohr
Chas. Hoover
Lennie
Haselworth
Mabel
A. Byrne
Gifford
John
Giraels
Ph. Hackter
Heller
Henry
Hixon
TM Hipans
Wim Hennedy
Jimmie
Hyde
France
Hodne
Jerry
Hamilton
H. Hiern
le Hionns
Mata
Horton
Walter
Jane
LW Jackrim
Thos. Kotler
Meter Kiermer
Neberry
Sourwine
J. Smith
Feliz
Amith
B_ Scales
Gen
Weed
Mic A
Wright
Mice
Hartiott
Tewsle Ktritetiiy
We Aurh
Mew T. Retuman
Cunniteam
de Gy Tuth
Mm Ll. Det
Fatetie Ielig
Fritehie
Chan M, i Harrett
Jones
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