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The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07
Cleveland Caught a Fish

With a pole. which was very clever of
him. But to catch 1t with one Of our.
Premo. POGO or Eastman cameras while
it was jumping in the stream would be
Photographic supplies at fairest prices.
Sanborn. Vail & Co.. TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

e
vW& " meet in convention Trinity Church
WH~A at o'clock IN will
WH U take the work the constitution,
MEB which passed House
The House of Deputies
n Trinity Church n. IN III
debate Dr. HuntingtOn's
is expected that to-day the important
matter % &C considered will up before e
Bishops-the question of divorces marriages.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

great explorer There are now thousands of
native converts there who would yield up
their lives for the faith. Nuganda is destined
to be the place from which the Outstanding
of Equatorial Africa will be effected.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

Tennis playing may be all right, but,
dramatically speaking, "ten are play
ing would sound better.
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

Christ Church this evening. Bishop Cort-
landt Whitehead Of Pittsburg presided.
other eminent prelates who participated
were the Right Rev. DR.. /. L. Nicholson,
Bishop of Milwaukee, and the Right Rev.
Henry Y. Satterlee, Bishop Of Washing
ton.
Missions and missionary work was the
general theme of discourse at the service.
Lord Bishop Edgar Jacob, who has
worked in missionary fields in various
parts of the world, gave a historical re-
view of the inception and progress of
Christianizing as pursued by the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church He said in part:
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07
Labor Two Centuries.

Our church missionary efforts were begun 2O3
years ago, There was then organized in Lon
don a society known the Society for the
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07

LAMEDA, Oct. 6.-The Right
Rev. Edgar Jacob. Lord Bish-
op Of Newcastle-on-Tyne, Eng
land. and the personal repre-
sentative of the Archbishop of
The San Francisco call., 1901-10-07
ELOQUENT SERMONS
HEARD IN OAKLAND
ThroDgs Fill Churches Where Fo-
NOUS Men Of God Preach.

q .:.: ::: .. : !; j.. s.. : :.: g.: Il: =: !"
Es<AL PauI's Episcopal Church this
morning. He spoke upon
Missions and the Missionary
The evening times., 1901-11-27
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
West End Capitalists Take Out Ar
ticIes of Incorporation.

The Miller-Shoemaker Real Est, te
Company has been granted a charter Dy
the State Of Virginia to conduct a general
real estate and storage business. Five in
corporators are named, as follows: I. E
Shoemaker, J Barton Miller, Jesse H.
Wilson, Robert D. Weaver. and Jesse H.
Wilson, jr. Ali are prominent George
town men. Mr.. Shoemaker is engaged in
the real estate business; Mr. Miller is
secretary Of the First Cooperative Build
ing Association; Jesse H. Wilson is cor
pOratiOn counsel and general practition-
er; Jesse H Wilson, jr-, was lately asso-
ciated with Sir Robert Hart in the Chi
nese Imperial customs service, and Mr..
Weaver is 4 capitalist and late president
OF the Metropolitan Railroad Company.
The incorpOrators have consolidated the
principal real estate interests OF the West
End. Handsome offices are being Rtted
up in Cooperative Building The election
OF officers of the company resulted as fol
lows / E Shoemaker. president; J. Bar
ton Miller, vice president, and Jesse Il
Wilson, Jr-, secretary and treasurer
The evening times., 1901-11-27
STOCK MARKET
DULL BUT FIRM
Afternoon Trading Restrict
dby Holiday Tomorrow.
MANHATTAN BUOYANT AND ACTIVE
Scores the Highest Price in Recent
Years Sugar Up on Rumors of
Reduction of Sugar Duty.
Steel Stocks Strong.

NEW YORK, Nov 2I--The Stock Mar
ket opened fairly active and generally
speaking at substantial advances. in con
trast with Yesterdays final pr>-es. At the
same time, the trading throughout the
morning was marked by good deal of
irregularity.
Ailialgamated Copper opened well above
yesterdays last figures. but soon reflected
renewed pressure
In The local traction stocks, Manhattan
Railway, in a further advance of nearly
two points, was the conspicuous feature.
New York Central was unfavorabIy af-
feeted by the absence of any announce
ment Of the reported plan of adjustment
IN the Vanderbilt properties. General
Electric advanced six points. Sugar Re-
lining scored a further sharp advance on
continued reports Of reduction in the Gu
ban tariff Union Pacific was firm at an
advance
London furnished a generally lower
range Of prices for American stocks. but
the dealings here for foreign account
were limited in volume and on both sides
OF the market. The continued strength
OF the foreign exchange market revived
be resumed
The announcement that the United
States Steel underwriting syndicate had
returned the subscriptions paid in there
by releasing SIS, 600, 600 cash was 4. mark
ed bull influence and contributed to
strengthen the steel stocks.
In the course Of the morning realizing
sales caused a reaction of l pc. cent in
New York Central. St Paul and Union
Pacific reacted from their best prices,
american LinSeed preferred rose TWO
points on favorable trade reports.
The general market manifested a strong
undeTtone- IN the bond division. Govern
ments were unchanged. Railroad bonds
ruled strong.
Inc market became rather dull after
the noon hour There were no important
changes in the price of securities. the
railways and industrials remaining prac-
tealIy unchanged The total sales up to
l O'Clock were 1884, shares. The hoIi-
day tomorrow doubtless prevented busf-
ness to certain extent.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
MeovERN THE FAvoRITE.
PugTIISfs in Splendid Condition for
Hartford Battle.

NEW YORK. Nov 27--Terry McGovern
and Young Corbett are resting for their
battle tomorrow and both are in such fine
form that there IS no choice between the
men on the score of their condition.
Corbett is at Hartford, with hardened
muscles ard perfect wind. as cool and
modest as a championship candidate IS
commonly expected to be at such time
McGovern is in great form and says that
he was never better It is remarkable
that he is as cool and modest as Young
Corbett. He might be excused for being
otherwise He is the champion feather
weight Of the world, with a long list Of
weII-won ring battles to his credit.
CoTbett comes against rising fighter
who is taking a bare chance to win. Yet
McGoyern thinks he has the fight of his
life before him Sam Harris says that
MeGovern always prepares in this way
for his fights. McGovern says he knows
Corbett Is q good fighter. He hopes to
win he says, but is taking no chances
and Will do his best
There is always a chance that the DOOR
est fighter Will score against the best
man Of his class, and for this reason Nc
Govern has prepared as II il were the
8EIoA luSlSdO OF Rne taleSI OF MS long ca
reer- It is not necessary for either TO do
any more road work, for both are now
below weight and neither is likely to have
any trouble in keeping down to 126 pounds
until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning when
they VIII weigh at Hartford
Young CoTbett is quartered at Heub-
Iein's Hotel, at Hartford.
McGoTeTn and his party will travel to
Hartford on the Boston Express tonight.
There is any amount of McGovern money
ready for covering by Corbett bettors at
? to L In Hartford there are many ru-
moTs of big bettors who have large
amounts of money to wager. Sam Harris
will take up thousands of dollars of this
money if it is in Hartford when he ar
rives.
In this city Corbett money at prevail
ing odds is not to be found. Eddie Burke
the bookmaker, says he has IS, coo to bet
on Corbett, but he wants 3 to L There
have been some even money bets that the
fight will not last over five rounds.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SFoRY AM R.St
MENT BRICK HOUSE No. Csc K ST Z

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO-SFORY AND RlSL-
MENT BRICK HOUSE No. 656 K ST \ +
By virtue of certain deed of trust. recordej
in Biber No. Isle. folio 42S ct seq. OF tha Ion,j
records OF the District Of Columbia we viii sell
at public auction, in front Of the premises on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 4TH DAY OF DECFNRER
1901, at $50 O'CLOCK P. H., the following de-
scTibed real estate, situate in the city OF Tasb-
ington in said District: Lot 100. in Sonare So
together with the improvements consisting q:
tvo-story brick house
ments, 1T and two years. with Interest at
five % per centum per annum. payable semi
annually, from da- Of sale, secured by deed OF
trust upon the pI ypefty sold, or all cash at tbe
option Of the purchaser A deposit Of SEQ viii
be required at time Of sale. All convevancing
etc, at purchasers cost Terms to he crInrIiei
with within ten days otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at risk and cost of the
defaUitinG purchaser
ADDS B. BROWNE,
GEO Z. FAINONS
,-,,,- =, - - Trustees
Do23, "a, q, ,29, de-
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New York cotton ,rarLs.
SUCCESSFUL CHURCH FAIR.
More Than $1,000 Realized nn-fno
the Course of Recent a,z.

Rev Father Kerviek, rector os the
Church of the Holy Name. announced 70
MS congregation last night that the fair
which was held recently at the parish
schoolhouse for the benefit of the church
was gratifying financial success. tbe
net sum realized amounting to 81. 015.04
Inc sums turned in by those who were
IN charge of the various tables were
as toiiows: Miss Anna Doyle, for Holy
Name table, SI,6I6.25; Miss Kate ReiII-3
for Sunday school table sqG0 20. AfiSs
Mary H. Mccarthy, for the table of the
Momen's Catholic Benevolent Legion
SSSS-SO; Mrs. J. Skelly. for Knights of St
Johns Ladies' Auxiliary table. ss16 Il
Mrs. Demo Houiehan. for knights of %,
lumbus table, S77010; TomboIa hootb
presided over by Mesdames Andrews
Marvin, and Battles. sIIO. v .
The evening times., 1901-11-27
LEGAL noncE-

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA TUESDAY. THE 5TH DAY
or NOVEMBER, I9ai---WILLIAM J. McEL-
WEE EMMA J. HCELNEE, No. Z2tSI
ECIiyy Docket No. 81
On motion Of the plaintiff, BY Nessrs- Turner
& Mitchell his solicitors. 1t Is ordered that
the defendant, Emma J. NcEIzee, cause her
appearance TO be entered herein on OF before
the first rule day occurring forty davs after this
day otherwise me cause viii be proceeded with
as Ia case OF default.
The object Of TINS suit Il to obtain an abso-
lutte divorce on the ground Of adultery
By the Court
CseaD A c. BRADLEY. Justice, etc.
True Copy Test
). R. YoUSG. CLERK, etc
By R J MEIGS, JR-, Asst Clerk
The evening times., 1901-11-27

N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
or CoLU MBiA. Tuesday. TIE 5TH nay
or NOR EABER. Is9l--ANNA L COOK vs
WILLIAM " COOK, No. 22G30 Eouify
Docket No 81
On motion of the plaintiff, By Neszrs. Turner
Mitchell her solicitors. 1t is ordered thai
the defendant, William W CoOk cause -
appearance to be entered herein on OF bcforc
the first rule day occurring forty days after tb;s
day: otherwise the cause VIII be proceeded with
as IN case Of default.
Ihe object OF tins suit is tc obtain an ahso-
lutte divorce on the ground Of jssertion.
By the Court:
(sea) A c. BRADLEY. Justice, etc.
J. R. yoUNC. Clerk, etc.
By R J: NEIGS, JR., asst Clerk
noZG.2 tle4
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Government bonds.

The October statement of the Reading
Company was the most interesting piece
of news this morning, confirming, as it
did, all the cheerful promises of the
friends OF the company that the business
would show a wonderful increase over
last year. The prosperity of the anthra-
cite trade is shown in striking fashion,
and it is hardly necessary 10 look further
perhaps for the recent exceptional buoy
ancy OF the Reading securities. The net
earnings Increased S1,714, $50. The sur
plus for the month was SS52, 966, an in
crease OF S1,402, 000, a large deficiency hav-
ing been shown year ago. The showing
for the first four months of the fiscal year
is also good, although in the earlier
months the benefit OF the higher prices
for coal had not yet been felt 10 any great
extent The net earnings for the period
were $5,114,O ,O32, an increase of 81. .SOI. .55S-
The surplus for the period was 81, ,666. .o3Z
an increase of $1,517, ,47e- The October
earnings make it PLAIN that there will be
large surplus for the common stock this
year
The evening times., 1901-11-27
General Electric Up IL Points.
kumors of a B. 8 o. RefunsIine Plan.
Washington stock IsrehaHre.

SaIes-Capital National Bank: SG160-
Capital Traction: 20dI065s: 120G1O64 (;
40d1061s 1006I07-buyer 80; 2100107;
50d10TA- Washington Gas 12Om651z.
American GFaphophonc Co Pfd.: 25GSA
After calI-CapitaI Traction: I16I07112 !;
10G1075z; 40GI07z-buyer 80; f0GI072s.
Capital Traction As: $5O0d1071z
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA BONDS.
The evening times., 1901-11-27

ANN ARBoR. Mich. Nov. "a bntI6.
ing costing s1Oo. goo will be the headquar-
ters of the engineering students after
this year. The regents decfeed last night
to expend this sum for a building to
obviate the eongestsd conditions of a fasf
growing department.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
JoiIihcation at Hnrxara.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 27-Harvard
celebrated her victory over Yale last
night b. meeting at the Harvard Union.
Major Higgins. one of the college pro
fessors; Coach Reid, and. others spoke,
AietrHard there was a bonfire on Sol
diers' Field. attended by the students.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
SOFT COAL PRICE TO BE RAISED
Action Taken by the Mine Operators
at Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov 27.-The price of soft
coal went up like smoke yesterday. The
mine operators of Ohio, West Virginia
and Pennsylvania n'at at the Auditorium
and decided on an increase of 35 cents q
ton on al soft coal from December !.
Every mine owner anc operator in these
districts was represented or present in
person, and the rule for an advance in
price is iron-clad
Two interesting facts were made public;
that the decision to advance prices was
unanimous and that Indiana and Illinois
operators are likely TO send up prices also
The only consolation held out was the
statement that in their opinion. the
prices of anthracite or hard coal will not
go up
Scarcity of railroad cars was the cause
I'd for the advance The coal af-
fected is used chiefly for steaniug pur-
poses and Chicago is the principal point of
consumption.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
smothered by Cnrfnr E.r,.

YORK, Pa, Nov. 27.-AdoIph Plath was
smothered to death here TO-DAY bv the
caying IN Of a bank of earth which he
was undermining
The evening times., 1901-11-27
Rheumatism Cured I'm a D,~

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and I1e,7r,fg5s
Iadieally cures IN 70 days Its action upoT fhr
system ss remarkable and mysterious II re-
dlstely disappears. The first dose Greatly beT-15t
% cents and 81 Sold by Stevens pharmacy
Fennsyivania Avenue and Ninth Street.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
~ THE SUPREME COURT OF THE D7eTRIcT

N THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DTCTpTOlr
OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A SPECIAL TERM
FOR ORPHANS COURT BUSINESS S-T7 pE
ESTATE OF JOHN McNAAEE. DECEASED
Ne 4iso administration Docket No rs
Application having been made to the SUnrane
Court CT the District Of Columbia, holding q sT1e
ci2l term for Orphans Court business. Tor mo
bate OF the last viii and testament Of John Nc
Nance. and tor letters on said estate nv A.,
AeNamee. joins AcNsmee and James McNan1ee
il Is ordered this 18th day Of November IqsII
that notice Is hereby given to James F NeNsr1ess
and Susan AcH2mee, and to all Others concerned
10 appear in said court on FRIDAY, THE 3D nav
OF JANUARY, A D. 1902. AT 10 O'CLOCK A n
to show cause why such application shouId MT b.
granted This notice shah be published in tbs
Washington Law Reporter and the Washington
fore tie return day therein mentionsdHtba e.
publication to be not less than thirty days before
said return day.
By the Court
Attest
JOHN r. RoJZER, Acting Register of Wills.
MiIdIAM J. MILE
The evening times., 1901-11-27
is CatnrrIa Your .Life,H {

II u R4l1HsA uIE-- -LtIe'A OIo0U =
Eminent nose and throat specialists II ,Iaiir
Powder, safe, sure perIna1e1t painless. and
harmless, in all cases % Cold in The Head. Toe
silitis IIozrzeness. ald Catarrh. 1t gives rcIifi
I II 10 minutes, and ssnishes the dise.se like
magic Sold by F. s Williams. Ninth and F
Streets; Edmonds Williams, Third Street and
Pennsylvania Ayenue-I&
The evening times., 1901-11-27
Tghe Boon, In sfanhattan.

times, but fail 20 accompany the general
market in its upward course TO any ex-
tent.
The Boon, In Manhattan.
The most interesting movement of the
market this morning was undoubtedly
that OF Manhattan The stock spurted UP
Two or three points 10 the highest price
recorded in recent years, on what seemed
to be inside buying. Some of the lines
OF the company are to be operated by cleo
tricity in a few days, and the earnings
continue larger than at any time before
IN the comDdny's history
The Fight for Free Raw Sugar.
Sugar was again doomed by the clique
that has been operating in it recently. It
is said that 'the trade" is buying the
stock on the prospect of an adjustment of
the beet sugar troubles. but no official
foundation can be found for the story that
peace has been declared with the beet
people The NEST interesting outlook in
the Sugar situation is that for the fight
that is sure to take place regarding free
raw sugar The trust wants free raw and
there are many people that do not
General Electric Up II Points.
General Electric continued its rapid ad-
vance this morning soon selling at $50
It was at 26S yesterday The talk Of the
melon in General Electric is most en-
thusiastic.
RumOrs of "A Il. q o. Refundins Plan.
Baltimore and Ohio, which was one OF
the few weak features of the market
yesterday. was supported this rzOrninS
and recovered a good portion Of its loss
There are TumoTs OF a large refunding
plan under contemplation by the man
agement of the company which will hand
sOmeiy reduce its fixed charges
The evening times., 1901-11-27
Prospects of the steel Trust.

Another statement regarding earnings
is that Of the United States Steel Com
pany, and although this is not official.
there IS reason for believing that it is
accurate Il is said that the net for the
month was Sil, SOC, 600, much the best
showing ever made by the company. in anv
one month, and probably the best showing
ever made by any concern in the world
This IS at the rate of nearly SI40. .00O. 600
a year. 1t is hardly to be.hoped that this
rate can be maintained, but it may be
noted that If the company earned half
that amount it would have sufficient 10
pay interest on bonds and the present
oiVloend rate Oh stocks. It may be sug-
sested also that after paying fixed
charges and setting aside $50 0G0. coo for
Detterments, this total of net earnings
would leave very large surplus after
paying the present dividend rates. The
Steel securities remain strong at an
The evening times., 1901-11-27

With the hzrdships usually experienced in re-
paying leans You can borrow from SIS TO $500
on yoUT piano or furniture without removal
The rate Of interest is SO small you DO not
krow you have paid any interest. Call and
Investigate Business confidential MASTERS &
Co. Room 81. Warder Building, 9th and F sta
u7r. Take elevator
The evening times., 1901-11-27
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. T55 North
Capitol St. Washington d. c, November %, 1901
ed proposals viii be received here UNTIL
NOON. DEC ENRER % 1901 ard then publicly
opened for hardwood and tile or mosaic floors,
complete in position. for building for Govern
ment P hitting 0f3ce- Information furnished on
application. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL. Capt,
EngEs- no2I-29-S0, de2-24-26
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE. 7s5 North
Capitol ST., Washington, D. G., November 81 1901
Sealed proposals viii be received here UNTIL
NOON DECEMBER q, 1901 and then publicly
opened for furnishing elevator enclosures. auto
matic elevator door openers, and Aeaker or rolling
shutter doors, for new building for Government
Printing Office Information furnished on appli-
cation. JOHN STEPHEN SEWELL, Capt. Engrs
no27-29-S0, ,de2-24-29
The evening times., 1901-11-27
Washington Mortgage Loan Co.,
6IO-F-6IO.

SECOND TRUST LOANS quickly made. ritv
realty only; first trust loans. per cent ana ;
per cent; very liberal appraiSements and allow
The evening times., 1901-11-27
New York Stock Exchange.

Corrected daily BY W B. Hibbs & Co.. mem
eers OF the New York Stock Exchange. I4I9 ?
The evening times., 1901-11-27
FINANCIAL

HONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CoLAT.
ERAL-No delay. CHARLES a. BAKER, ReoaI
80 and a. Metzerott Building. 1sio 3 -
The evening times., 1901-11-27

Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by ". 3 H5blss 4 q -
bers Of the New York Stock Fycbanqo 7sI5 7
The evening times., 1901-11-27
JOB BARNARD, Justice.

JOHN R. RoUZER, Acting Register of wills
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Attorney for Applicant
The evening times., 1901-11-27
DR., LEATHERMAN,

Washingfon's Leading Specialist
On Kidney. Bladder, Blood. SKIN and Private
diseases Syphilis {sRy st2ge) cured for life
Both sexes- Consultation tree- Medicine fur
niShei- Hours. 10 Il and 2 to 5 Also on
Tues. Thurs and Ss.- eve, 10 6 Closed
8o2 f St NV.
The evening times., 1901-11-27
FINANCIAL.
LOANS on
EURNITURE MOS Go

MONEY ,sa g2 g asss %sS. as 2sas .sB give ,.: 6 s
repayment Of loan and the goods wiz
MONEY s g. II ts n E y4s 5s: 9:9s5 s ? sS..a - =:
lowest, and our method OF leaning IS
hlAEY aI3 8 9s-t -. ID sa..szI. v Ra5iss1ts:
The evening times., 1901-11-27
CLATRVOYANT AND PALNUST
ERVENG MILLION,

NINE LORETTA, the celebrated Eastern psIn1ist
and character reader, can be seen at her rooms
rs 10th ST. ms7-6
The evening times., 1901-11-27
Ann Arbor Expansion,

JANEs ". RATCLFFE. Auctioneer. 49'e'''
NOES. q, 2, 30. dee
The evening times., 1901-11-27

times, but fail 20 accompany the general
market in its upward course TO any ex-
tent.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-08

" q Prescott was married Yesterday
rftornoon IN Miss Ethel Drew Adams
at the residence ~ H. y, Prescott,
brother NJ the groom, The wedding was
very quloi The newly welded couple
took the afternoon tralp fnr WaialuA
ana viii return tomorrow ~ spend their
honeymoon az the Hawaiian hotel. The
brides father h leading public nflnrr
m Alameda r0upiy aud Ne PresfoiTs
father II well SHOWN AN the rnasi a.
~ II mRnaFfr ~ the wheeler a Wilson
HpNinF Machine Company The yannR
peonls haYn hnoHn ssfh either since
ehlldhood.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1901-02-08

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Iit thai o,,icxIv nronnse ,o ,aka INV
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ms ilsh' "'is' DIS nc trust al "'s Wy"
.he sHe"is' heN' sraspeu nm Wy tne
t"ioa'' "hen MS CRIES 'o' ne'P orous'i'
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me- anu III tne h'eiee ! 'ooh me shears
away from MN by TINS Inc HIS aus
hau broken my grasp upon nm ana ne
IAN across 'he nan mo 'he voi'posilh
iooih' "hele at'eihp'eu - ioiio" hlh
uu' was stopped III INC h1""aS ana WIS
lhIea.ei'eu ny ohe Vi 'he onnp'os Go WIZ"
u metal oar, which lie Fa'seu W str'Ne
me. seeing II was useless ~ attempt 10
pursue lhis 'o"-uowh 'iauueei vi WON
en- any turther' ! thre" MS sheais INTO
the street ana then 'eil us once uiilo-
tested Turing the struBsie n'l thrust
the point u th- shears al my apuoh'eh'
Inc point pressed lhrouEh my trouser'
ana entered my SKIN. YES II was nj
tie sharp. My hhser was siigh'y cut