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Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
Special Low Rates to Chicago.

November 30, December 1 and 2, $14.75
round trip via 1.-THE Northwestern Line"
The ONLY double track railway from
Omaha.
lighted Overland Limited"
Company's ofices. 1401-1403 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
Special Low Rates to Chicago

November 80. December 1 and 2, s1475
round trip via 1.-THE Northwestern Line
The ONLY double track railway from
Omaha.
s TRAINS DAILY. Route of the electric
lighted Overland Limited"
Company's ofices, l4Ol-l4OS Farnam St.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24

King Cole Poultry Seasoning for your
Thanksgiving turkey. Ask your grocer for IT..
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
s oorham sterling forks, 50. EdhOln.

Publish your legal notices in The Weekly
Bee. Telephone 23s.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24

Good opening for a newspaper or maya
zine solicitor. Permanent position for a
competent man. Address Twentieth Cen
fury Farmer, Bee Building. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
HIS Appearances and Dress.

The dead man was apparently SO years
old and was a laboring man. He had dark
hair, a four days growth Of beard and a
short, stubby, dark mustache. He was
i've feet eight or nine inches in height and
weighed about 175 pounds.
He wore dark blue o~veralls, a blue
jumper, brown check vest and a blue black
serge coat. In the pockets OF the clothing
the coroner found a portion Of the back
OF an envelope with the name John Flynn
scribbled on It with a lead pencil, $3.50
and a husking peg.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24

In direct contradiction Of this Is the at
hdavit Of the Mrs. BORN referred to, who
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
food PoaItion Open.

6 GOrham teaspoons $3.50. Edholm, rw'rr
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24

military brushes IS pair. EdhOlm-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-24
GAS VICTIM UNIDENTIFIED
Coroner Doesn't Know if Dead Nan is John
Flynn or Another.
BODY IS FOUND IN WALENz HOTEL BEL
Proprietor Can Give No Information
Except that He Suffered Great
Waste of Gas-DescriptiOn
of the Stranger.

An unidentified man was asphyxiated in
his room at the Walenz hotel, 1918 Leaven-
worth street, Saturday night, and his body
was discovered at 1880 o'clock Sunday
morning.
1t is possible the mar was John Flynn,
as this name was found written with a lead
pencil upon a part of an envelope in his
pocket. There was nothing else in his eff
fects by which the name of the man, nor
where he came from, could be learned.
1t is thought he either blew out the gas or
turned 1t on accidentally after turning 1t
off, as he went to bed sober and had stated
that he was going out into the country
early Sunday morning. He did not register
when assigned to a room. The gas which
escaped from the room occupied by the
stranger attracted the attention of M.
Walenz, proprietor OF the rooming house.
The latter notified the police and then
waited until Oficer Woodbridge and Police
Surgeon Mick arrived before unlocking the
door to the room.
with the Jet Wide Open.
When the officers arrived and the door
was unlocked they found the gas Jet turned
on full and the stranger lying dead in the
bed, his face buried in the pillow. He had
on his night clothes and his other garments
were hanging on the back Of a chair near
the bed. The body was at once removed to
the morgue and Coroner Bradley will hold
an inquest at 10 o'clock this morning.
Walenz, the proprietor, could throw no
light on the identity OF the dead man, but
he was very wroth at the loss of so much
gas. To the police he complained that
the stranger had paid him so cents for the
room and had used fully 81 worth Of gas.
The stranger went to the hotel late Sat-
urday evening and engaged a room for the
night. About ~ o'clock he retired. To
the police the proprietor of the place said
he explained to the stranger how to turn
of the gas. The man desired to leave
early Sunday morning and said he was go
ing into the country, where he had been
shocking corn. He came to the hotel on a
bicycle. At the hotel they keep no register
and the stranger had not been asked his
name.
His Appearance and Dress.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18

Miss Pearl Davis WAS III Grow
ley today.
Alba Hsywmcd spent Sunday
in Beaumont.
E. Levy was Il visitor i" "Oranse'
Texas, yesterday.
e. H. Boiling is business vIsl-
tor from Welsh today.
John Ottjes spent ID few hou"s
in Crowley yesterday.
G. w. Wright was Il business
visitor to Crowley TODAY. -----
Notice the change IN in the S.
P. time table in today's issue.
Mr.. Walters of the New Or
leans Item, is visiting Jennings
today.
Mrs. 6. Freeman is reported
seriously i'll at The home OF MRS.
Valdetero.
G.. A. Richardson found it nee
essary to spend the Sabbath IN
Lake Charles.
LAWYERS A. T.. Mitchell and
7 S. Toomer arrived today frou
the parish seat.
Attorney Barbe OF Lake
Charles was among the Jennings
visitors yesterday.
e. ]. Lcbeu went to Crowley
this forenoon to confer with his
partner, Mr.. Hollins.
B. Fl. Thomas has just com
pI"1nd Snne tasty sign work IL!
h.. ,Juun.,tg Lu mi~r tn.
R,,-eu g. Il q. oi New York ~
rr,,i,y Z. .rnnH~ furuisnin- a'''
g, ,;,.nu ~i,r. il. The Dlat:ksh,T'
bu'l,.inH.
Mrs. ID. Melv lle of New Or
leans arrived on the flyer las
evening for a visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. H, S. Wilkinson
Jr.
G. H. Braud, who came ovel
from Thibadeaux to attend tn
opening of the new store OF Ellis
Braud' = sons, returned home to
day.
The Ess Pee pay car stopped
while in jennings today ant
made the heNrts of the boys Zee
jubilant by dispensing few dol
lars.
Mrs. W. F. Houk has left for
visit with friends in St. Louis
and Chicago, and will also visi
at her old home in Springfield
Ohio.
The s'Rag Time Beanery' ha'
again been transformed into
full hedged saloon. The door
were opened at midnight las
night.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18

terday. They were accompanied
by A. F.. .Jenks, familiarly known
as s'Dad."
Emile ssavoie, who has been an
employee of Heyood Bros. q
Dobbins' machine shop has re,
signed his position, and accepted
a similar one in Beaumont.
Walter F.. Laybourn, who has
been travelling extensively the
mast six months in Texas, New
Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and
California, arrived on the flyer
today. His many friends are
glad to see him back.
e. J. Leben, of the well known
iewelry house Of Hollins Bros. q
Leben, was in Houston yester
dav, where he went to buy &
stock of jewelry and choice Sc
lection of diamonds from the
representative Of a prominent
New York jewe'ry house, who
does not visit SUali tOW1lS'
Walter Williams and Jane!
Chance of Kinder, were in towt
this morning on business ant
paid the RECORD Sanctum a shor
call. The latter gentleman vii
have a sale of farm implements
stock, etc. at his place on Aug
25th.
On SATURDAY. last f.. j. iIebe'
sod y S9ooI diamo,d tn a g"ntIn
man FROM N"rm"ntau. Tb'
ra'1.s sa'os of Eve diamond
.-',hi tho r,,st 'hr"e months
hrrn of them being sold dnr'n!
the past thirty days. Ev'dentI:
There is no snch scarcity o
money in our midst as some pee
pie might suppose,
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18
,vnk PLEASANT, PLEA>E

Photographer G. G. Har'a'' ot
E,,on. O. Can be 50 now, though
for wears he couldn't, because ne
suffered untold agony from the
wolst form of indigestion. All
physicians and Medicines failed
to help him till be tried Electric
Bitters, which worked such
wonders for him that he declares
they are godsend to sufferers
from dyspepsia and stomach
trubles. Unrivaled for dlseses
of the Stomach, Liver and hid
neys, they buildup and give new
life to the whole system. Try
them. Only SOC. Guaranteed
by all druggists.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18
:. f.. Walker
sells it
for less.
Saloon Case

The case of the city against
Chas. Rae for running saloon
contrary to the city laws was
tried in the mayors court, IN
Judge Hempstead's office this
afternoon, The mayors decis-
ion will be rendered this evening
at six o'clock.
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18

,~Water clste1 rs, OIL tanks
for wagons or reservoirs, see d.
B. Kiliiuger, jennings, La
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18

Lost-Two mules one bay and
one buck skin color; small; belong
ing to Gen. Christian. Finder
will receive a liberal reward by
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18

Lost. gold watch and chain
finder will be literally rewarded
by returning same to Man $ $
sI,o stove 1918
The Jennings daily record., 1902-08-18
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
The Louisi ana
Turf Exchange

Is Now Open.
Races will he reported from the
tracks daily. Location opp. Mcf'ar-
lain House. Come and her the races
annonced as they are run ut the tracks.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
BALTIMORE PRICE CURRENT.

p,tTr,snpE .,ri, EoIIoo,ir,, 40
80 ,',o,a,iora j., ~ Ill - a.
r'.o',;sior 10 raj, ,,ari,o,e
n,d,' rh - - a,,ia+ v,,,.
60 ano, . pa. wfmtar e. 20 osll
= -. w. ,,tt 90 coS,a CO. 49,.
49, Io 20 aos,st5e SIN, CIaar 90 a0c,
i, 80, Strajobt e. szSa - So
pata,t e. s9a 4 IN. C,itv Mi1s RIOS, patent
eo. ~. I'm ti;o,, 81 poto,. e. 20
20 80. Mn, uiah Cd Str.igbt "a an,
"a, Mil Cbaiea Fan,iiy e. o5. civ NiIIe
So e. oo@,910. Pic Eytra 90 q6GaI5.
sur a. ,Y,.dinyo ~ cbnice 90 9oo,9 "a
49, ar,o Stncl, IL, 1Joyato,..,
ca %. hue, Dbi,o No . 50ihT51 No .
al =. zoc. t,,iycd No > 4eS, ST.. 10 . A.
- f.. ,bite No > cIinnad SG0,5oiSr
pye2varkef was uiet STOCK in ole
,-o,ore oISS bus. No , snot in ear Ints
eoS, e.. ~ . rve 5qH 05alLc. No rya
eSit ga S,s6c. No Western rye so0e9isc
in eynar, elevators
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
THE COTTON MARKET.
May Delivery Advances Slightly While
Others Decline Slightly.

NEW YORK, April 4.-There was a
slight decline in most cotton deliveries
owing to rather liberal receipts, rains in
the drought stricken region of Texas and
selling by wire, commission and spot
houses. May was an exception, showing a
small net advance, shorts in that month
being rather nervous, so much so that
their buying put it on a level with July,
whereas on Saturday the close was four
points under July.
Dry goods reports were favorable, the
spot sales in Liverpool were relatively
liberal and the census report putting the
crop at 9,6i4, 900 bales of 500 pounds each
was naturally regarded as bullish AT the
moment, however. the speculation shows
on the whole less snap than recently,
and some are disappointed at the failure
of receipts to decrease sharply, as has
been so often predicted.
The market closed very steady, with
quotations 5 lower TO I higher as com
pared with Saturdays closing prices.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Corn Excited Early, and Closes at Slight
Advance Over Saturday.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE wheat mar
ket, after opening easier, owing TO disap-
pointing cables and rains in the South
west, rallied purely in sympathy with the
strength in corn. Toward the end of the
session the market became weak on the
report that the English government had
taxed wheat imports into the United King
dom cents per 112 pounds The market
closed heavy, ssm& lower than Satur-
day. Continental markets were generally
steady. Cash demand here was very quiet;
the seaboard reported export demand
there rather dull.
Corn, during the early part of the ses-
sion, ruled excited on covering by shorts.
and bidding up by bulls. May advanced &C.
and July and September lc, from Satur
day nights close, but free realizing caused
a setback. The market. during the bal
ance of the day, ruled nervous, but closed
quiet May &c, July and September Ac
higher than Saturday. Foreign markets
were generally firm, rejecting our advance
of Saturday. Liverpool closed I'D higher
There was a fairly large trade in oats,
the market generally following other
grains. After ruling firm early. the mar
ket eased off, and closed May lie and July
&c higher, September isc lower than
Saturday. Country offerings were light,
cash demand fairly good. Visible supply
decreased 2i6,00O bushels Clearances
from Atlantic seaboard We're $4,000.
Provisions opened steady on unchanged
hog market but larger receipts. There
was a disposition to pound the market, but
ii was quickly checked, and under very
heavy buying advanced rapidly and closed
slightly easier on pork and lard and
strong on ribs. Outsiders bought heavily
today, and many new men find the market
attractive. The leaders have full control,
and evidently believe in higher prices, for
II is thought they sold nothing today.
The following are the quotations:
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKETS
FIVE POINTS HIGHER
SCORED BY |. AND N.

can Locomotive common was heavily dealt
in at advanced prices. and international
Power advanced sharply on unusually
heavy dealings. Tennessee Coal and Iron
was strong, and Western Union showed a
greater degree of animation than has APP
peared in that stock in number Of
weeks.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
Government Bonds.
Washington Stock Exchange.

Capital Traction per cent 81 ,o06a
1919. iOalI3. 20G1l3h; Traders Bank,
5ml50 Columbia Fire Insurance Com
pany. 1O0dl1; Washington Gas, 25@S4. e.
as21l; Mergenthaler 1OGlS3%; GRAPHIC
common. 1O0132s; Greene Copper Co.
50d21B 150621b, 10d2i-
After call-Columbia Land Company. 10
G5l: Washington Gas. 25qs3A; Capital
Traction 20Ml13A.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
LINCOLN RaUSEUM.

5I6 10th St, opposite Fords Theater
HOUSE WHERE ABRAHAM LINCOLN Did
On the S7th anniveTssry-N Monday, April H. and
Tuesday, April I5-of the Assassination and death
of Mr.. Lincoln. SOUVENIR that viii be cher
shed as an HEIRLOOM by every american
will be presented each visitor. The Museum con
tains over THREE THOUSAND ARTICLES per-
tanning to the MARTY RED PRESIDENT Open
day and evening. Admission. 25c. mI
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
A Strong Opening.

The stock market opened exceedingly
strong, but with the course Of the morn
ing a good deal of irregularity developed
which was mainly owing to the uneasness
respecting the position of the short in
terest in Louisville, and also to the very
sharp advance in the grain market, and
notably in corn. Crop news was not I'M
favorable, and, in fact, further heavy
rainfalls were reported in sections par
ticularly in need of them, namely, Kan
sas. Oklahoma, Texas, and Missouri.
Should the precipitation of moisture
continue adequate, the agricultural out
look may be viewed with compiacency
and crop conditions in general should
show steady improvement Trustworthy
authorities estimate that the winter wheat
crop in the sections suffering most from
drought has been damaged to the extent
of about Is per cent, but there is moth
ing TO cause alarm in a shortage, no
greater than that, especially Il. view of
the breaking of the protractcd drought.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
No OFFICIAL AID FOR SYNDICATE
London Reflects Optimistic
Views and Buys in Amer
lean Markets.
ST. PAUL STILL UNCERTAIN
VIrglnia-Carolina Chemical Makes
Further Gain-Activity General in the
Railway List - American Locomotive
and International Power Up.

NEW YORK. April l4.-Business was
resumed in the Stock Market this morn
ing with virtually nothing that was def
mite added to the general fund of infor-
nation respecting the status of Louis
vile and Nashville affairs. In fact. the
knowledge regarding the problem was lit
tie increased from the Information avail
able nearly week ago, when sales of the
stock for the account of the syndicate
which took over the $4,000 shares from
the treasury of the company were in pro-
gress.
That the control of the Louisville aid
Nashville property reposes in different
hands than those holding it ten days ago
is certain, but the purpose and the actual
identity of the new controlling interests
are matters of rather indefinite conjec-
ture. The street at large was rather dis
posed to ignore this aspect of the matter
today, and was much more concerned
with the technical market status of the
stock itself, particularly as it shot up
more than ; points further in the fore
noon dealings.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
No Sympathy for Syndicate.

The stock is still offered fairly freely
in the loan market, notwithstanding which
circumstance there was plainly evident
uneasiness, lest corner might be forced,
despite the readiness of the holders of the
stock TO lend it to the shorts. The Stock
Exchange authorities apparently do not
intend to take any special action toward
listing in advance of the regular time the
new issue of $4,000 shares, and inasmuch
as the new controlling interests in the
stock are lending freely, there would APP
pear to be no good reason why the Stock
Exchange should suspend its rule in this
matter, particularly as that rule was de-
vised for the express purpose of safe
guarding against snap issues OF securities.
II is the general opinion that the syn
dictate disposing of the stock is entitled
to no sympathy by reason of us position,
while as for such further short interest
as may have been created through fore
knowledge of the action of the syndicate,
they deliberately put themselves INTO
position from which they may extract
themselves as best they may.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
Money Market Firm.

The money market continued very firm,
with the offerings under per cent in
comparatively small volume. Easier con-
ditions are expected with the course Of
the week, as shipments of currency to
this point from the East and the cotton
growing sections should be heavy from
this time forward.
The London Stock Market today reflect
ed the views there as to the probability
of an early conclusion of the war in
South Africa in strong tendencies in every
quarter which were, however, shaded in
the final dealings. because of the absence
of definite confirmation of the more opti
mistic notions that the Boer war would be
quickly terminated. American stocks
were strong and more active, and foreign
houses took a larger part in the local
dealings than has been the case for many
days, trading in upward of 10000 shares.
with buying orders predominating.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
FOUND.

FOUND-On Pennsylvania ave, gold loyket
owner can have same by proving property anG
paving for ad. Address bon IS, this office. el&-S
FoUND-M Lacey's most modern Ice cream tao
tory in America delicious chocolates vanilla and
strawberry ice cream made from the fruit not
the acid; SOC per gallon. Also Lacey's special,
zoe per gallon. Itiiee COZ New York Ave Phone
Main 933. delo-u
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

ron SAIE-A large assortment Of second hand
bicycIes. all kinds and makes, from s. up; salts
faction guaranteed. CYCLE EXCHANGE, 736
lutli st. NV. MIJ-S
The Washington times., 1902-04-15

MONEY TO LOAN at SO TO per cent in sums
OF 81 coo to $1,000 on ID. c. real estate. pay OF
: and per cent mortgages and begin anew; all
transactions conducted with economical consider
z:iun for borrowers Nm. Ii. SAUNDERS & co.
l4G7 81.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real estate
at L. Il. and per cent interest SPECIAL PRIV
ileges with respect TO prior payments Large
amounts A speciality.
TYLER RUTHERFORD, INC,
islo-tf 1s07 st. nv.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
MASONIC FAIR AND EXPOSITION,

MASONIC FAIR AND EXPOSITION,
CONVENTION HALL AND ARMoRY ANNEY.
For two weeks, commencing MONDAY. APRIL IL,
every evening. at $50 o'clock Natinees each
Saturday at o'clock
MAGNIFICENT DECORATIONS AND GORGEOUS
ELECTRICAL EFFECTS.
Concert each evening by Hsley's inaugural Band.
General Admission, 25c. Mstinees, lee.
SEASON TICKETS liz AdmissiGasl, S1oo
The Following Articles will be GIVEN AWAY
to Holders Of SEASON TICKETS:
Upright Oak Huntington Piano, value 500
The Cecilian, the perfect piano player, value
$50.
Donated by E. F. Droop Sons.
Gold Watch. value $50.
Donated by Allison Nailor, ir.
Parlor Set. value $50.
Donated by W. 3. Moses Sons.
Bicycle, value S75.
Donated by National Bicycle Company
Through f. p. Hazleton).
Other donated articles TO be voted for:
Use OF boats and grounds at River View
TO the most popular Frsterual Organization.
Donated by Capt. Z. 5. Randall.
4 furnished bedroom Ton exhibition in
Arnory Annex. value $500.
Donated by the Stumph Bedding Company.
Also Railroad Tickets to Chicago St Louis
Omaha. and Denver. ap7-n
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY TO LOAN

At the Lowest Rates OF Interest on D. C.
Real Estate Security.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS. 1906 Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
Increase Of Business.

A considerable increase in commission
house business was commonly reported
and an active manipulation was conduct
ed in various quarters of the market.
Louisville and Nashville was naturally
the conspicuous feature Of the railway
list. but there were large dealings also in
Atchison. Canadian Pacific, Illinois Cen
trail. Missouri Pacific Union and South
ern Pacific and Southern Railway. st.
Paul was only moderately active, and re-
,afned the uncertain tendency that has
characterized the dealings in that stock
since the elimination of the advance in it
ten days ago.
Among the railway specialties con-
spfcuous features were Toledo, St. Louis
and Western, Chicago, Indianapolis and
Huntsville. Chicago and Eastern Illinois.
nefroit Southern. and Evansville and
Terre Haute The gossip attending the
narticuIar movements in these instances
was neither new nor convincing. and these
was little or no actual news bearing upon
fbe tendencies in the more important
stocks named.
The local traction stocks were dull.
with renewed weakness appearing in the
Metropolitan Street Railway The deal
tnes in the Industrial quarter were COM
paratively light in volume, but the tone
there was firm as a rule. the United
States Steel issues showing Lutte Of The
pressure that has appeared there Of late.
The Washington times., 1902-04-15
Virginia Carolina Up.

Sugar Refining was comparatively
heavy. presumably on the announcement
of a general cut in the selling prices OF
the refined There was a further advance
in virginia Carolina Chemical, which was
based on the belief that dividends. pay
able in June, would be ordered at an ad-
yauced rate, and It was said also that the
stock would shortly be listed on the Lon
don Stock Exchange.
Among the miscellaneous stocks Ameri-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
THE PRESS AS AN EDUCATOR.

EDITORS JoURNAL:-Rapidly the pow
er of the press is being realized it nd
vocates every genuine movement for
good. So much as it is criticised by
the superficial and thoughtless, it is
surely elevating the world to higher
and better plane of life and is bringing
on an era of universal fraternity that
will end in peace. This is practical
christianity. Diverse are its modes
and plans for the advancement, it oil
focalizes upon the enlightenment of the
masses. These thoughts involuntarilv
arose in my mind as | read in a recent
issue of the Marietta Journal the an
nouncement of the coming Chautauaua
to be held there this year. The plat
form where such great light and enjoy
ment are given so cheaply to the people
ought to be eagerly sought for by the
masses. And, in fact, those who we're
present lost year and the year before,
are the ones who will be sure to attend
the Chautauqua this year. The press
is the prime mover in the best eff
forts for humanity. 1t is the lever that
upllfts the world. 1t has recently been
the means OF establishing two model
schools in Georgia, one in Madison
county and one in Floyd. They are
practical, good enlighteners of the
people and will rapidly multiply when
the people see the results. Be hopeful,
De full of courage, be glad rejoice in
the coming of the better day so long
prayed for; help to bring it in, for it's
at our door, knocking
]. ]. JEFFRIEs.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1902-02-06
LOOK OUT, BROTHER NEAL!

Editor Rucker, of the Free Press
dropped in to see us one day during
Christmas week. He is member of
the Alpharetta brass band, which ac-
companied Miss Morris, the elocution-
list, to Cumming. and blows the baritone
to perfection.-North Georgia Baptist
Accept our thanks, Brother Kirby for
this compliment. 1t was just what we
wanted some kind friend to say We
have known all along that, as a sweet
tooter, we were clean out o. sight, but
our modesty forbade us to blow golden
music on brass horn and then have the
brass to blow it in our own sheet.
But now that our rep. is up, we shall
visit Marietta, form partnership with
Brother Meals pianist, and play-until
we get arrested -Alpharetta Free
Press.
You won't play more than three times
before you will be mobbed. Patience
has ceased to be virtue.