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With all tho faults and follles attributable to the
fake ideals OF the closing century 1t must DO
admitted that this Is a com mi ndable approach
to simplicity. II uth and sincerity in attire
certain individuality and originality and artis-
tic feeling In dress detail. which elevates the
frivolity OF the great pursuit in Vanity Fair to
the seriousness II not to the dignity OF an art
An odd fancy Is that Of combining heavy and
lustrous velvets with the sheer and trans
parent fabrics 80 favorably received by mode
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

head. The hair Is thon colled softly and
smoothly. at the back. with a few wavy loose
locks in the neck.
. Another pretty fancy is TINT Of dressing the
hair In II long. loose coil from the crown OF the
head nearly t. tho neck. the heavier part Of
the mass being twisted in the centre and
lighter curly strands being massed ut the top.
A fringe OF curls falls In the neck. Not for
many years have so many and such elaborate
fure Flowers. ribbons. ali manner Of Allgts,
PINS. diamond and pearl charms. amber and
gold ornaments. Tho girl with the cameo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

chains are used gain in tho SKIRT, which opens
down one side over aspotted petticoAt OF white
soft turhan hat is OF spotted material. with
band and short notched ends OF blue ribbon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

pa lie. shadow chlntZoS,
and tho exclusively
nne India muslins OF
delicate texture and
sheeny surface. with
their enchanting de-
vices OF pale tinted.
trailing flower sprays.
or cool traccries OF
green foliage. Even tho
silks have a subdued
and appealing rustic.
quite in keeping with
the dropping grace Of
drnperies and the fem
inine slope OF shout
ders. tho latter SO long
transformed BY the
tailor's art into an ag-
gress.ve. almost for
biddin e souareness.
The casinos and We
randas OF sum mer are
a. gayly colored as q
~ As..a
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COIFFURES LOVELY or CONTOUR,

with Flowers. Ribbons, and Other Decora.
lions SuperimpOsed.
The new couture for young ladies is copied
from the classic simplicity Of the the Clytio
busts. and is formed 10y waving the front hair
In long regular waves on each side OF the
parting. leaving few short hairs to break out
carelessly from the rest and fall on the fore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
Where tho Small Girl Comes In.

"here tho SmRII GIrI COmeS In.
A pretty autumn school gown for little
miss is of red crepon cloth with bands OF black
velvet ribbon, and rows OF feather stitching
in black silk. A pleated sailor collar finishes
the neck of the full blouse. which is worn over
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and cravat Of silk mus
lin edged with fine lace.
The low fiat hat OF
white felt has o pro-
fusion OF short green
tips curli ing wn
against tho hair and
covering the brim. An
other rich and dressI
coat Is Of corded and
brocaded silk in black.
with n long rolling col
lar OF gold or Jet en-.
broidery and a lining
OF green and gold bro-
cade. This Is closed
with painted porcelain
buttons. set in mock
jewels.
The first dress to be
considered Is, OF course.
tho plain and simple
one. which will he first
used for street wear or
for travelling. Such a
dress OF heavy corded
material. lime green
cords on n RrAyiSh
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Lea doris. Here Is a
dainty illustration Of
the late within. 1t 10 Of
india muslin. exauis-
itely thin and trans
parent, with tho starry
bloss nms OF the purple
clematis set In sha-
dows OF blossoms on q
still more 2 h Q d wv
background OF its vine
tendrils. The dress Is
made over . petticoat
OF pale yellow. and has
o e,Irplice waist with
no trim ming. the folds
curved low about the
neck. About the waist
OF the gown IL a folded
scarf OF velvet In d.
rectoire fashion. and
over 1t Is woven q Har-
row jacket Of black
velvet lined with yell
low and embroidered
In Byzantine fashion
with metallic threads
and mock jewels A
pretty illustration OF
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sometimes 1t was fastened with a bunch OF
pure white lilies to emphasize its sombreness
and her fairness in consequence. 1t was
mended and pressed and cleaned, but in it she
was always distinguished. So at q dinner
not long ago n lady Of the Lanstry tyre. but
with moro deli,'ately brilliant colorinr
wore a Iowa nf blurA hrocided grenadie
with Il rnul"lu ~ rlain black mOus-"lIne do
thread Of slistsning latin ribbon In rale
Ophelin groep. The waist. made in Directoire
fashion. had broad revers and a fol led belt Of
was the only decoration OF the gown except
the four iewelled buttons. medaIlions set la
tsmDtsd such gown. but on thS slender
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
Tr,- Boating suit. or Navy Biu,

Redeem is making most effective gowns for
boating wear OF navy blue sail CLOTH The Eng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

Of leather. closed with the same buttons
In q smaller size appear on the sleeves
and tho mack is clOaad with stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

mo-. and no moro are, the women who walked
ride as gayly in the bay as they did a century
ago. and the people. after the manner OF this
generation. are as brilliant and pretty sight
as they were then.
Also the men here are ipdulgnG In consid-
cradle color. The blazers this year are not
bright sashes are seen. American sashas they
are called, and thi- Is interesting; for Il shows
that New York does give an occasional fashion
to Europe. Last year these sashes were worn
in Newrort. but this year they had become too
popular. and American 10 on OK exclusive fash
ion discarded them.
The summer gown seeG,s to have crystal
lized into. n .iinging. seanl esq garment
not affectedly 50. Thus a black crore shown
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the bust. It's latest DEVELOPMENT appears In
the form Of IL huge fluffy bow tied on the left
side last above the bust. ono Loop Of the bow
standing up against tho shoulder. the other
turning down toward tho waist. and the ends
fallin. 70 the bottom Of the dress The gill
who wears this bib murt wear long. straight.
0linginG gown. fitted on over Drectoire cor
SGT. which Is short waisted. and does not curve
In at the nineteenth century waist line. and Is
without bones over tho bust. There Is the
eorselst belt in different forms. which
may be OF corded silk. or OF wool or cotton
like tho skirt VI tho dress. and which
laccs in the back and is worn with sus-
perders. There is peculiar strapped belt
formed OF galloon OF embroidered leather
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ground. Is cut en- princesse at the back
and on the sides. and has In front a
pointed bodice with basque. ovor which Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14

The brides cake. approved according to the
London idea. stands over fvo feet high and Is
made in tiers wonderfully constructed and
decorated with shields and flags bearing the
names and crcsts Of the bridal pair. emblems
reproducing tho husbands insignia, and
Ereut us md festoonS OF flowers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

aud modification won't be all on your
side could not give you a stronger
pledge of my friendship aud liking for
you than in thus letting you lind out
what has hitherto been hidden from all
the world And only demand one
coadition-that you promise. when you
have made your discovery and left IA
never 10 mention 70 any human being
what our secret was"
Il give that promise with pleasure
A. 70 my leaving you Of my own free
will. that is begging your pardon-im-
possible aud absurd"
lie laughed again and shot another Of
his startling looks at me.
VERY we'll young sir. have nothing
more TO say Come with us to the farm
house tomorrow; there's plenty Of room
there. and they are used to being accom-.
modating Stay with rs until you're
satisfied and then-dont forget your
promise"
he rose as he finished speaking and
hung away the remains Of his cigar.
Good night he said, holding out his
large. well shaped hand.
Good night, and thanks for your con-
naence, which you will never regret.
Mr.. Birchmoro.1
"Qui viva. verral" was all his answer
rs he walked away. with his hands In
his coat pockets and his singular short
steps
lie was an enigma sure enough. and
yet my belief In him was IA intuitive
and inalienable as in Kate herself. His
mysterious hints and warnings were
powerless to disturb me; , trusted In the
ability OF us three combined to over.
throw any antagonist ! sat late be-
Meath the trees. smoking aud brooding
Ovor my passion. rs young men will. and
ever and anon CHANGING up az certain
window. behind the lamp illumined cur
tain OF which had reason 10 suppose
my darling was Was she thinking OF
Inc nowy Even as | asked myself this
and gazed upward a shadow fell upon
the curtain; il was pushed aside, and the
window WAS swung back on its hinges
With throb OF the heart | sprang to
my feet and waited kiss from my
finger tips toward the face that peeped
out upon mo. Stayi was it Hates face,
after ally The arms and shoulders now
appeared and the form leaned,upon the
window sill A lucifer match flashed
and had the pleasure OF beholding the
sinister Yisage OF Mr. Slurk lit up by &
suiphurous CLEAN az he leisurely lit his
pipe and stared down at mo
"Schone CUTE nacht Herr Gains
borough
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17
SPORTING NOTES.

The Pittsburg teams improved form OF
play is almost as marked as that which
has brought fame and public attention to
the Clevelands during the last two months.
II they had the equal Of the Cleveland's
pitcher they wonld yet be a dangerous
rival to the Ohio club.
Henry Fournier recently broke the
worlds bicycling record for one hour in
France by riding twenty-five miles in elm.
21s.
Sixteen members Of the New York Ath-
letic club have ridden over 1000 miles
this year, and have each received hand.
some gold medal.
Robert Bonner Is having a 00-pound
pneumatic wheeled sulky built for Sunol
The wheels will be forty-eight inches in
diameter.
Hereafter any trainer who harbors q
runaway apprentice viii be lned Slo0. Il
Is presumed the 800 viii disappear into
the fund for disabled jockeys
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ut is not that, you don't understand

lit is not that, you don't understand
she said with a sigh.
Whatever it is. I'm determined not
to lose you. shall tell your father
when see him that love you. and that
wherever he takes you | shall follow
No one can or shall keep us apart
The resolution with which spoke
seemed to impress her somewhat. you
can speak TO him If you will But OH
il is no use 1t cannot be: You don't
understand Let me go; goodby No
do not come with me; please 10 nos |
have reason for asking it. will SEQ
you once e-toinorrow-before we
leave. But let me go alone now II you
love mo-
She went. walking quickly away
through the wood watched her for u
few moments and then returned to the
grass plot beneath the tree and threw
myself down there in very dissatisfied
frame OF mind. The sun had set before
returned TO the hotel
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borough

We made a late start the next morn
lng and did not reach the farmhouse be-
fore four o'clock had little oPpor-
tunity Of speaking 70 Kate on the way;
IN fact. the presence of Slurk. who sat
on the box Of the vehicle and once in
awhile threw a glance at US over his
shoulder, irritated mo TO such degree
tlat more tender sentiments were tenn
pOralily pushed into the background.
Kate herself. though she attempted 70
appear cheerful. betrayed signs OK IN
v-ari anxiety and nervousness, while
Mr. BirchmOre conversed with a volu-
bhty and discursiveness greater than
had ever remarked in him before.
The farmhouse stood quite alone on
an unfIequented by-road, in little angle
q the hills. It was not exactly pictur-
esque building with its four walls COW
cred with rough plaster and pierced
with dozens OF small windows, and its
enormous red tiled roof, with those
quaint. narrow apertures, like half open
Cd eyes, disclosing a single pane Of glass
which do duty as dormers. It stood flush
with the road, rs German houses are
fond Of doing: bat behind wns a large
inclosed farmyard. roughly paved with
round stones and well walled in The
front door. though rather pretentiously
painted and ornnmented with some re-
ligious veTsicie or other written upon
tie Intel. was not used as a means d
entrance or exit
Il was, rs / afterward discovered, not
only locked and bolted. but actually
screwed up on tho inside. and the only
way OF getting into the house was by a
side door opening into the courtyard
AS tho courtyard itself was provided
with heavy gate. you viii SEQ that the
farmhouse, close to the road though 4,
was. was by DO means 80 easy OF ingress
u egross as It appeared-supposing, OF
couiSe, that it was the humor Of the In
mates to declare a state OF siege ! men
ton these particulars merely by the way.
they are common TO three houses out Of
five in this region.
The Birchmores luggage had, it APP
peared. already been carried over from
the hotel. but man in rough peasants
costume, who announced himself rs the
master OF the house, now came out 70
take charge Of my trunk. | was. OF
fancied myself las you may have
noticcd). a quick judge of faces. and
this peasants face failed 10 commend
itself to me- It was at once heavy and
gloomy, while a scar at one corner Of
his mouth caused that feature to twisi
itself into a perfunctory grimace, gro
tesquely at variance with his normal ex
preston. In person he was much above
the common size, and TO judge by the
ease with which he slung his heavy
trunk over his shoulder, he must have
beeu Us strong as August der Stark
himself. whose brazen statue domineer
over the market place in Dresden.
"Guten morgen. Herr Rudolph" sait
Slurk mailing this giant affably Th'
two seemed 10 be on some sort Of term
OF comr.adeship, having perhaps strucl
mp an acquaintance during the previous
negotiations for lodgings. | must sa,
they looked to me TO be a not i'll matches
pair.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Returning from abroad with the plaudhs
OF two nations ringing In HIS ears, tho
young New Jersey wonder recently inaug-
urated at Springfield, Mass., aud Hartford
a series OF record breaking feats that as
founded the bicyclists OF the country. AZ
Hartford Zimmerman lowered tho three.
quarter mllc record TO I'm. O IDA, the half
milo record 10 I'm AIS and the quarter
milo 20 ~ seconds
At Springfield, Sept g. Zimmerman re
duccd the world's three, four and Ave mile
records to I'm. - 4-5s., ON. 4ls. and I'm.
goa respectively The best previous time
for the thrive distances was I'm. IL 2 IS. for
three miles, ON. ~ sos. Tor four miles. and
l2m. 1895. for five miles made By h. J..
Osmond. the famous English rider.
Zimmerman has repeatedly demonstrated
that he Is the latest racing man Ia Amer
lea by defeating such famous riders as
George b. Taylor, champion of the world,
at emo milo. and Willie Windle, the AK.
champion As rider against time Zim-
norman has not usually been 50 success.
ful. and most OF his record breaking per
forinances are made IN holly contested
races. where the presence Of competitors
spurs him on 70 remarkable speed, but ~
Springfield, Sept. 0, he eclipsed all previ
GUS performances by riding a mile on the
old fashioned oval track at Hnmpden pnrk
10 Pm. 04-oa., Just e-dfth OF q second fastei
:han Nancy Hanks time over a similar
/ colirsR
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

There's new star in tho pacing world.
aud he bears tho odd name Of Flying Jib.
tihe many otbsr turf phenomena, he halls
from the Gold State and a. the property
of J. Il Haggin, the copper king and
owner Of Salvador. Firenzi and Miss Wood
ford. l,nrly IN the sehson Flying Jib was
oomparntively unknown. ir,t 30 has dome
such wonderful pacing for green horse
this Year that he already holds n record OF
9Os)i and hes never yct been hcaded
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

CRESCENT ATHLETIC cLUB's KEW HoMR
Bruut mansion, where Mosber and Doug
lass, the abductors OF Charlie Ross. were
shot. The Crescent Athletic club Is ia
nous for its work on the football field.
A large percentage OF the members were
in their day famous college players, and
from them every year Is picked an eleven
that IS almost equal 70 the elevens Of
Prlnceton-and Yale
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

TO have that Papcring done and those Win
dow Shades put UP. and the place Go tnd q
large selection * az Preston ". Aeager's, 4tS
King Street. Wal Paper as low as rents n
piece. Window Shades as low as % cents
each with Spring Rollers, Nontodeablo and
Waterproof Hand painted. plain. 30 cents
each: with Fringe. ~ cents, 70 cents and 81
Shades TO order Curtain Poles. Ready Mixed
Paints. Frcsccing. Fine work a specially.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

CHAPTER 1.-The Gainsborough family
iiamonds are reset 10y Herr Rudolph. u lapi-
larry in Paris. Tom Gainsborough is to carry
hem 10 his mother in Rome. ia chance
iOtel acquaintance of Toms, Mr.. Birchmore,
axes an interest in the gems. Ill-rOm goes
fia Germtny and switzerland. At Dresden
ne makes another chance acquaintance, Miss
3irchmore, on the way GO Switzerland to meet
ler father. lN-lOm and Miss BirchmuTc
ravel In company, and at Schandau, Saxony,
light upon Mr.. Birchmore and his villainous
looking valet. Slurk. Tom is in love with
X ate and displays tho diamonds. N-Birch-
more hints at dark family secrets involving
Kate.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

In short next to Hal Pointer s,Oo3(, king
Of all PAGERS, Flying Jib has boon The sen-
sational side wheeler OF tho season Ho Il
q stable companion Of the famous Direct,
Jib IS a trottlng bred paceF. His dam VIVA
tho Middletown mare by hiddletown. son
OF Hambletonian. His sire was Algona, son
Of Almont n Flying Jib shows AZ much
Improvement next season NJ he hos during
the present campaign, Hal Pointers crown
will DO IN peril. 10 trainer George Starr
Is due the credit Of developing the wonder
ful California gelding.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17
Goldey Wilmington Commercial College
and school OF shorthand and Type
writing, Institute building, Eighth
and Market Streets.

Courses OF study that viii at once give
young people Of either sex means 81 hveli-
hood. All competent graduates secure POSI-
tions. Last year go students e8 ladisvo from
s3piaccs and states attended this college.
So graduates. Individual instruction; there
fore new students enter nj any time. College
re-opcns September 1. Night sessions. Octo-
Der 3. A magnificent, FUN descriptive cata-
ogue. with photo-engravings. mailed free.
Write for IT,
Reference: Any prominent citizen Of VIII
mington. Il. 5. GOLDEY. Principal. -
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

During the present year Ross has doubled
the capacity OF his store No. 2iO Market street
aud now has % splendid stock of latest Istylc.
of Derby and Straw Hats, shirts, Gauzc I'm
derWeAr. NockWenr and Notnns.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Lovc--which Is being 40 freely talked about
Just nOw-ducsnt moan any increase OF scnti.
ment. It's the way thoy keep tally Ia tennis
and tennis just now d keeping up "a great
racket Boston Globe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Mrs. Beacon drinking o. put Harry nt his
easel-"And what are you doing with your.
am writing a history Of the world. '-Boston
Post.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

The Equitable Life did SeM.0000o more
business last year, in Delaware. than any
other life insurance company Agents wanted.
Binding
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

'rhat wns "A pretty hard doctors bill had
10 paw allow was thntfn "Nou see 10 was
for injuries received hy being thrown from D,
horse was riding, by the doctors advice.'-
New York Sun.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

scndds porcl elias this lovcr OF yours any
iortunui" Amy Scadds mo, pa, but ho hp'
expects 90 marry my fathers daughter
Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

II you want frst-class dyclng aud securing
done, 90 10 No. 2lu King street.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Begun September A. Back numbers can be
had at the counting room.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Take Hoods, and only Hoods because Hoods
Sarsuparilln Cures n posscsses merit peCu.
linr 10 itself. Try it yourself.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless, effective, but do not cause pain on
grippe. he sure Ia get Hoods.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Tickets for round trip from Wilmington
to Washington sh2b. sold from September 18th
20 Hth, inclusive. good 10 return until
October 10th. inclusive, and 10 stop OF az
Baltimore. whore meetings pi Naval Veterans
Will be- held September lhthltO 10Th.
Round trip rate 20 Baltimore e20i. Regular
aud special trains from Wilmington nt frc-
quent intervals.
The q. a. Il. parade win take place nt
Washington on the auth. 10 will be- the prcnt.
est aud most imposing military nsscmhago
since the grand review of 1860, following the
fail OF Richmond and win hu reviewed hy
euished pcrsOnugcs. Special train carrying
a.. A. II. department Of Delaware win lcav,
Delaware avenue station at 2.l5 y. m. Monday
September 10.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Bernard Gcormann, merchant tailor, No.
West Tenth street, has the latest styles OF fal
and winter suitings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Crescent Athletic Clubs Kew Home.
The Crescent Athletic club, OF Brooklyn,
Is now occupying rs handsome now club
house NJ Boy Ridge.
This Dew homo Is fitted up luxuriously,
and has fine accommodations for land and
water sports. The clubhouse cost about
e5o0o0. The house n tho rcmodolcd Van
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Clam chowder at II. McCormick' =, Front ana
Washington street, tonight.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17
BICYCLE agcoaps co powN.
Tho Recent Romarhable Riding Of Elm

norman, OF New Jersey.
The best known bicycle rider in America
today is undoubtedly Arthur A. thinner
mon. OF Kew Jersey. Ills remarkably good
work IA competition with the best men ia
England recently aiided much to an al
ready creab reputation
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

On account of The destruction by fire Of the
steamer Christina the Sunday trips to
Lincoln Park will be discontinued.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

There Is u time ia every yonng mans life
when for while he thinks he Is second
rolnmon. He soon gets over Il though, whom
he begins 10 Ind ont how many kinds OF fool
hc Is. Rams Horn.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

bargains in Shoes at narnetl'1 iU8lIadlson st.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Rivers-"rhe cholera bacillus, II seems r.
shaped Ike comma" Banks -'Ihen why
don't the authorities knock is tail Oft and
bring 70 60 "a full stopfA Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Harry K. Thomas 4 Co.
Repair watches and iewelry, 900 Market st.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-17

Ethol-"You remind me OF my piano lamr.''
Stnlntc-"Ilow sOfn Ethol-'No matter how
much Il Is turned down, Il doesn't 20 ont. -
Truth.