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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25

vas somewhat Of a surprise 20 the
property owners. who have been get
ting signatures enough 10 make u a
ina jority pmfitlons The great interest
taken IN this Improvement Vas ex-
hibited by the prrHencr Of great
many Of the property owners IN the
district under discussion The See
end avenue regarding petition has
been rejected once. a. not represent
Ing = majority OF the property own
ers, and those who desire tho I'm
provefnsnt are working 90 get the
necessary signatures. II IL stated
that this Improvement il favored b.
a ma tority 81 the council.
-ts
Naval band from Brsmerten win
play - Madison park sunday after
Noon and evening
@=aa--=--ztp-~---
Evening Excursion on King coun-
~ Ferry boat. leaving Madison
park. p. m. Sunday. July 9TH. re-
turning at II y. M Round trip. &c.
-~----~~s4s-----=--
Balloon ascension az f.eachi park
Sunday afternoon. July y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25

Dunlap. real estate. "a Union hlo.k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25
NOME CITY
ARRIVES

The steamship Nome City arrived
from Nome AZ 3i2o o'clock this after
noon with 10 passengers and $4,000
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Sunset OIL and Rsfinisg Co

Second block of stock Of ts.ooo
shares nearly AL sold. That remain
ing yet 20 be bad at sc per share.
Those desiring stock VIII do well 10
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MORRISON. Asst. Sec.
Basement Mutual Iafs Bldg. Scat
tie. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25

2se Round Trip, Children Isc
TO AK point. the family bathing
beach and picnic grounds steam
cfs from Lily it0Rardun dock every
hour, on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25

Balloon ascension az Leachi park
Sunday afternoon. july y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-25
Outing
Sale
Continues

AZ the Rartell pruK Co.'S most
eNerything ia lower In price than
over before. Note
nsivina Cream. soc slss.........aec
Heels Tales Cream. SOC sise. 2bc
Packers .TAr soap. Sc sire.... lie
sea cross Tar and Egg soap. SOC
stze ...s.... .....ts.s...ss.s,,,.t I've
There's a big reduction on pre-
scriptionss too. and family recipes,
mixtures. etc.
LAXATIVE Promo ouinins. ssc sIre
...s..ss ....ss.-..s. .ss.s.-sss.st oc
Carriers Headache Bromo. iec slae
..s...s- s...ss..... .ss..ss..s..s <'c
Mormon Koia Tablets, 4ec sine zoe
palnss Liver pills. ssc sine. Toe
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
CLEVER WITH HIS DUKES
Billy Welch, Scientific Boxer, Rest
 ing Up in Phoenix.

Billy Welch, a fast, furious and sci
 entific bantam-weight prize fighter ,is now among the residents of this city
 He came here a few days ago from
 Los Angeles, having but recently re covered from siege of pneumonia. and will stay here at least till he recovers
 his strength. and probably longer. After he gets in form again he will no doubt appear in some exhibition glove work at the rooms of the athletic club. His best coach in this town is
 Red Phillips. who is an authority or sporting matters, having followed the ring himself for several years. Red says Welch is q wonder. and if Red says so, it is so. for he is a direct descendant of George Washington. who had no children
 Welch is a native of Illinois. but did not take to the ring till after he went to California, but while he was inside the ropes there was something doing all the time. He only weighs 115 pounds, but he is reputed to have line of defense that is stronger than row oi block houses. Nothing can break through it but a heavyweight cham pion or a human earthquake. Not long ago he had two battles in Los An geles that made him famous. and se- cured for him column write-ups in the California papers. They were not ex- actly prize fights either, but rather were called sparring exhibitions. and in one of them. at least, not a. drop of blood was shed. The fights were not intended for finish" contests and when the audiences got their moneys worth they were declared off.
 One of his fights was with Tommy Banks. who weighed in at 123, and after eighteen or twenty rounds it was de- clared q draw. though it was said that in the matter of points WeIch led. The other fight was with Kid Long. who was outclassed. and when the scrap had gone far enough it was stopped. Welch is said to be not only good in his defense. but when the occasion requires it he can force an issue, and force it hard. He will probably afford the local athletes some entertainment when he gets little stronger.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

psIness. There were three children,
 ie eldest a boy of 10 or F. and the oungest a baby. perhaps 3. Each one -as armed with a glass filled with ,eer. The boy finished his and re- nlenished it at a faucet or beer pump. There was an alacrity and eagerness f movement which indicated that he as not nearly through drinking beer. nd he certainly had not just begun.
 The father watched him with a kind professional. or maybe. q kind of commercial pride. Said he: That's II right: let 'em have all they want nd they won't banker after it when hey get older"
 There are moments when even an duit has had so much beer that he vouldn't care if all the breweries in he world would permanently shut own. He gets up In the morning with conviction that he has been enamel 1ead ia reduced to a normal size and when that awful sensation in his stom- 3ch has been dissipated he will go 'orth into the world and preach the D 7dvantaEes of temperance. But when 1is stomach resumes it's functions and vhen his head gets clear. he observes " his watch that 1t Is just the time Q take another drink.
 The question is: Can a child be sOundered on beer so that he will re- gard it with disgust in mature years?
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
THE SOUTH BISBEE
Stockholders Hold Another Meeting
 and Adjourn.

Pursuant to adjournment the stock holders of the South Risbee company met Friday and were called to order Jy Peter Johnson. No business was transacted of an official character. but he condition of the company and the prospects for the future were dis oussed in an informal way.
 The meeting adjourned, says the Bisbee Review. subject to the call of the chairman It Is understood that the directors of the Calumet and Ari- zona company or the Calumet and Pittsburg company. will hold a meet ing in Calumet, Mich. the latter part of this month. when the question of an offer for the south Bisbee property will come up for consideration.
 The stockholders in the South Bis bee company seem to b. well satisfied with the present state of affairs.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
GETTING TIRED OF BEER
What Is the Proper Age to Enter Up
 on the Foundering Process.

What hereinafter appears is not Set forth as a scientific fact. It is merely a statement of n thing that actually happened yesterday and brought out a theory, not an entirely new one. but which is hereby referred to the ladies of the w. C. T. T.. the members of the I. O. C. r. and kindred organizations for an opinion as to it's correctness. The family of the proprietor of a sa- loon was congregated in his place of
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

the young man was decided. He stated it Gs his emphatic opinion that it was q wife's place to get up and start tha fires and let her poor, hard working husband rest. After this declaration there was silence for the space of about three-quarters of a second. Then the telephone girl thrust out the finger en-
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

Th1 telephone Eirl and the bill clerk. to when she had promised her heart and hand. were sitting in frozt of the fireplace talking about the happy days to come when they would be one.- From one little detail to another the talk finally difted to the subject of lighting the fires ia the morning. On this point
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
CHILDREN TOY WITH FIREARMS.
Young Boy Fatally Shoots Sister by
 Accident.

Hagerstown. Md. Feb. 16.-DurinE the temporary absence of their parents. George. seven years old, and Mary. aged five years. children of John D. Long of near Hagerstown, procured q revolver and gun and began to play war. A moment later the revolver. which was in the hands of the boy. was dischargeI. the bullet passing through his sisters stomach and lodging in her spine. Physicians say she cannot live.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

ciTcled by her engagement ring and murmured sweetly, but firmly: Ring off. please; you have got connected with the wrong number''-Salt Lake Herald
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17

The latest in gents neckwear, hosiery and underwear at Plank the Hatter's.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
ANK()LA

Roasted blended and ground. 35c per
 pound. or pounds for sLOO.
 Those hot prices on groceries still heating.
 300 sax best R. Barley. full
 weight .....-...... -............ S5c l package Grape-Nuts.. 15c dog. Fresh Ranch Eggs......-.. zoe l can best Standard Corn........ 10c l can best Standard Tomatoes. 1oc l pound snow white Evaporated
 Apples .............. ........... 1Oc r pounds D. G. Sugar. ? cans Corned Beef. 25c 6 bars Diamond "c" sOap........ 25c
Arizona republican., 1902-02-17
McKee'S Cash Store
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Merrym3a & Holley have moved their undertaking parlors to No. 114 West Adams St, where they have fitted up the most up-to-date office and chapel in the city.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

Two Sisilies. This room leads into
the Chinese rotunda. the walls OF
which are adorned with valuable
vieuxlague panels and decorated with
Chinese and Japanese porcelain. In
tho inlaid floor Is a trapdoor through
which at the time OF the Empress
Maria Theresa the dinner table was
sent from the pantry. Another object
OF interest Is a large Japanese bronze
centorplece which the Emperor OF ia
pan sent as n present TO the Emperor
Francis Joseph. Among the prettiest
rooms In the palace are the Rosa
rooms-one large room end two
smaller ones-so named after tho
painter Joseph Rosa. whose land.
scapes OF upper Italy and Switzerland
adorn the walls. Passing through the
antechambcr. we entered the gallery.
This room is decorated with paint
ings representing episodes In tho
seven years war. Beyond Is a bed
chamber the walls OF which are draped
with old Dutch gobelln tapestry In
vivid colors representing landscapes
with scenes OF peasant life. This
room claims historic interest because
the son OF Napoleon. tho Duke OF
Reichstadt, called L'Aiglon. died there
In 1892. Probably the most costly
room In the palace is tho one known
as the Fctekln room. The panels on
the walls. exhibiting Indian NINA.
lures. arc made OF Chinese fctOkln
woods. The miniatures. executed with
greatest dellcacy. illustrate oriental
scenes and customs and were brought
from Constantinople. The miniature
cabinet Is another room which. though
small, is interesting because OF the
many miniatures and fans that decor
ate the walls; these. as the signatures
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

beautifully frescoed, and has many
handsome altar paintings.
The most interesting house OF wor.
ship is the Metropolitan Church OF ST.
Stephen. n Gothic structure. with
high steeplc. from which there is
splendid view OF the enviruns OF the
city. The foundation OF the present
building was laid In the fourteenth
century. Later on the church was
burned and soon after rebuilt The
church looks ola and worn, though Il
has many handsome affairs. One OF
the most valuable Is tho high altar OF
black marble with the altar piece
called The Stoning OF ST. Dolorosa."
which was once the property OF
small monastery. but was later car.
ried of and given TO this cathedral.
The Madonna Dolorosa Is so called
because II Is said To have wept for
fourteen days. Though the picture Is
simple and small. Il is set vita splen.
did brilliants that once belonged 10
Maria Theresa and Elizabeth. At one
OF the other affairs Is wood carving
OF Christ. The face has a long beard.
and people say that through some mi.
raculous power Il grows longer each
year.
One afternoon we visited the royal
stables. The coronation horses arc
snow white. Spanish breed. eight I'm
number. and are only used on state
occasions. Corresponding 10 these are
eight Jet black animals used on for
the burial OF the emperor OF en-.
press. for when a prince or princess
dies white horses with red trappings
are used. There are about 500 other
horses OF every breed and land.
Above stairs is a splendid array OF
carriages used for coronatlons and
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
IIrln un NO rrnIn.

Two masked men held mp the Chi
ago. Burlington & Quincy limited.
lOrth-bound. two miles north OF
savanna. H.. Tuesday night. They
.ut of the Adams Express ear. forced
lie engineer To- run up tile track. and
then blew up the ear. The robbers
,orpedoed the track. and when the tor
pcdocs exploded the engineer quickly
brought the train Ia a stop. one man
boarded the engine and ordered the
engineer 90 run ahead. while the other
man cut the express car from tho
train.
Trimmer hurried Co Savanna aud
gave the alarm. and posse OF officers
and citizens armed with shotguns and
rcyolyers FASTENED TO the scene. The
limited II said 10 carry heavy and val
liable express. II Is reported that the
robbers secured about S20.00.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
Nuraerrd nv GambIer..

Isaac Flnkelstein. whose crusade
closed the eight gambling houses In
.Dcs Moines two weeks ago. was muir.
dored Tuesday night. lie was on his
way home. less than block and n
half away. when n man stepped out OF
the shadow of the alley and struck
him n blow over the head with a
heavy stick. Finkelstein fell 90 the
ground -Four men less than block
away saw him fall and ran to assist
him. lie was dend when they arrived,
his skull crushed.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
Produce.

nutter-Creameries. extra. 2ic: iirsts. ~
d 2Oc. fancy selected dairy. isffi7c; good
to choice. i5fn6c; bakers grades. Bale.
Cheese-Ncw full cream. i0Hi0iac. brick.
iiHiihc.
Eggs- Candlcd fresh receipts. isc: At
mark iGnisNc per dox.
Honey-No. I white. i3Nifc. light amber.
iediic. dark amber. Sn9c. extracted. 6n
csc per 10.
Apples-Common. 81 2sGi % per Dbl;
fancy. s. 15f3 per bhl.
Evnpor1ted appics-siac per III, sun
dried ffffc ucr ~.
ponra-sirffN per hu.
pcachcs-Mi chiran clingr. i0ffi5c per
Cge- NTH bn basket; S1cnN per bu.
Dressed caivsa Fancy, Siaff9c per III:
fair sfffiEr per ~.
Pou'try-Broliers isisaisc. live hens.
initniic. BOOSTERS. GfiIc. young ducks ar
i9c' turkeys. i0niic. geese 1nsc per 10.
ffav-priccs on hniod hnv nov are as
follows; No. I timothy. n49i5. No. 2 Si2
Ti2. clover. mixed. fiinii 70: rye straw.
g %: wheat and cat straw, s. 70 per ton
In car lois T. q. h. Detroit.
Wool-Detroit buyers are paying the fol-
lowing prices. Medium and coarse un-
washed Isle. flne do isisc. do ducks. Zoe:
unwashed tags Sc per 10.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
Gay City of Vienna
Especial Lottery

the palace. on either side 81 which
rise two obelisks. is the facade OF the
palace: the western wing contains the
dwelling apartments OF his majesty.
while In the central portion and the
eastern wings are the state and guest
rooms. We were first shown through
the vestibule. where are two bronze
groups OF Hercules killing the Nemean
lion and Hercules Staying the dragon
In the garden OF Hesperides. Both OF
these pieces are hollow and once
served as stoves for heating the din
ing-room. Inc oval staircase leads
10 the first floor, where the small gal
lery. like most OF the palace suits.
is done in white and gold. In this
room are two busts OF Carrara marble
one a portrait OF Marie Antolnette
and the other Marie Caroline OF the
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

Jim Hlghpeach AMI Brooks Carter
were killed. John Carter Is supposed 90
have been seriously wounded and
man by the name OF Richmond was
shot through the wrist In fight In
Jackson county. Tenn. resulting from
nm old feud between the Carter and
Lynch families Of that section.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

The order ~ Gen. Chaffec that all
hospital ami medical supplies In the
Philippines In excess 81 the require
ments of 20.O00 men for two years ".
shipped 20 san Francisco = taken TO
mean that force OF that size VIII be
maintained IN the archipelago for the
next two years.
n "a said the Cuban S35.0oo.0o0 loan
will be negotiated IN the United
states. The bonds VIII be payable IN
American sold and arc 90 be- sdvertIs.
ed "a New York. There II no lnten.
iion 20 contrnct debts with Europe
" llch might cause difficulties for
Cuba OF the United States.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15


wonderfully succe ssful IN promptly curing
lame hack. kidney. bladder uric acid trou-
b.cs ana Brghts Disease. which l. The wors,
form Of kidney trouble.
Or. Kllmers Swamp.Root n net rec
onmsnded for everything but II you have kid
ney. liver or bladder trouble It will be found
Just tic remedy you need. lihas been tested
In 50 many ways. in hospital work. in private
practice. among the he .ples5 too poor 10 pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful In
every case that speclal arrangement has
been made By which all readers Of this paper
who have no, already tried Il. may have
sample bottle ssn, free by mail. also a book
telling more about Swamp-Roo, and how 70
find out Il you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Whea writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and fyiI
send your address 10 fT7.l-aYt = a....:s..:is
Or. Kilmer & CO.. Bing- VI .s l.s
hamton, n. Y. The <-'asss sl = 10y -
regular fifty cen, and Home Of swamp-RoOt
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

~ DErnoIr.

wENG ENDING AUsJsr TO-
WHirSEY HEATER The Scouts Revenge
Matinee. c I e, &c; Evenings, l0c. 10. @c.
-Anernoons. 9 10 a;3f; iOc. To-.
aad -. Evenings 81 90 ~. loo, &C aud -.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

cures made by Or.
kilmsrs Swanp-Rooi
the great kidney. liver
and b adder remedy.
lite the great med.
ealirlrmph Of the nine
iccnih century, dis
covered after years Of
scientific research ty
Or. kpmer. the emf
ncni kidney and b!ad-
u - .....HHl. a.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
BASE BALL.

Below we publish the standing 81
the American and National league clubs
mp 20 and including the games played
on Monday. Au rust II. 1902.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

WE you ever seen the illum.
ination OF the moons rays
reflected on some quiet
stream until IL appears like a
band OF silver set with gems?
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
.EEa,)

Have you ever seen the setting sun
cast its brilliant beams over a crystal
lake. making a shield OF gold thiekly
studded with pigeon rubies? II so.
Il may be hard TO say which you con-
sidered more beautiful.
Such was our experience when we
left Dresden on n moonlit night and
came to Vienna. brilliant as the gor'
geous sunset Vienna is gay. and yet
II prides itself on It's many churches.
One OF the handsomest OF these edi-
fees is tho Karlsklrche (Church OF st.
Charles Borromeo W.. II is Italian
In style. surmounted by a large dome
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
Grain,

Detroit W hcat-Eo I white 75c: No. 2
-ef, crfs "a 70hc. closing nominal at 1oc;
September. 2oOo bu M 7nifc. closing NOM
inai "a 10sc: 10 900 hu nj 707sc. closing NOM
irai at 10Lc December. 1900 bu az 1iiec.
1000 hu az Inc. closing at ne. No. J
red &c. mixed winter. &C. per In.
Corn-No. mixed. &c; No. yellow. &C
per hu
Onts-No. white CSC: No. do &C
bid. DO 90 arrive IN no days. I ear M sc .
OIL No. white. ears NJ f1ihc. August ,
white c.eoo bu al 36iAc; September. 8isc
Der hu.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
THE MARKETS.

pctrCit.-Cattie: Mllch CowH-Strong go
nt0. Veal CaiNcs-ActiVe and strong. Nif
-. Choice steers. SGd6 20. good TO choice
butcher steers. 100 Co LOO pounds. 81 s5ff
G: light 10 good butcher steers and hcifefs.
'o) Co 40 pounds. s. sonl -. mixed butch,
M2 ~. common bulls. s. i0fi1. good ship
uers' bulls. 81 i0ni 10. common feeders.
80 .5a3 ~. good wcll-brcd feeders. SiH4 81.
stoCkcrs. NH3 ~.
sheep and Lamhs-Market active and
all KINDS fully - cents higher Best
lambs s. 50a5 ~: light To good mixed lots
81 7jfi5 g: year ings. s. 50nt .. fair %
good butchers sheep, 81 .an3 -, culs aud
common, s2n3 -.
Iiogs-Markct fully - TO q cents lower
LiEht Co good butchers. 81 loa7 a. pigs
and light workers.. 81 1iff7 90. stays. 10 on
Chicaro-Cattic. Good 90 prime steers. 81
as %. poor 90 medium. 81 Tja1 T5, aiockers
and feeders. s. iifi5 25 cows. 81 f0u5 81:
he'fcrs. - sous ~. Gamers. 81 59n2 90:
bulls. G. 2inj 20. calves. s. 7jf1 Is
Shecp-Good To- choice wcthcrr. s. 50di:
sair 90 choice mixed s. J0N3 81.
Bogs-MiNed and butchers. 81 I5nI y;
COCO % choice heavy. 81 bHfg 20, rough
heavy s. 15I7 Is: light. s. 75a7 go bulk Of
sales. s. 2oI7 q.
East Bunaio-Caitic: Asking steady
priccs. yeas steady. tops. s. 2fI ~: fair
To- good 81 GN1. common TO light f5u6;
shecp-Lambs. s. soa5 oo: few fancy.
s. -. fair 90 good. Efis -. culls % COM
moa, 81 &li -. ycarings. 81 15lib; weth-
cra. 81 1913. sheep. top. mixed 81 2Jdi 81:
fair 20 good. SiWi -: culls TO common.
3 25N3 ~. ewes Hffi =.
Hogs-Hcavy s. a5ns. mixed. s. e0d7 %:
yorkorF ~ NN7 %. light Do. ST 15u1 %.
roughs. s. iOus -; stays. - TsH5 =.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers % sure 10 Know Ct the wonderful
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15

Chicago. -Wheat-No. snring. 73c. No
a 7iism53c. No. 2 rcd. e9'tfTo',c. Corn
Nc. yellow. C21c3c. Oats-No. .. e9..1
i0c. No. white. 15njic.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-08-15
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK 4?

Kidney rrcusle Makes You Miserable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-04
One on Mr.. Yonngnon.

A man who Is sir' ac, the father OF
several grown-up children recently had
an addition to his household in the
form Of little daughter. So enthusi-
astic has he been ever since this in
teresting event that he has won for
himself the sobriquet OF "old sir.
Youngpop..
But he Was tripped up nicely the other
day by his wife, who Is telling the story
to all their friends In great glee. The
baby had been taken to photographer =
to have its picture taken, and old Mr..
Yonngpop called at the studio about a
week later for the photographs.
The first question his wife asked him
when be arrived home last evening was
"Did you bring the baby's pieturess"
"Yes," replied old Mr.. Youngpop, pro-
ducing the package from his poke
They are fine, too; the best baby pho
togrsphs / ever saw"
With eager haste bis wife undid the
package, gave one surprised look sns
gasped:
.Why. Robert That isn't our babyl''
swell, told the man ! thought he had
made mistake" biurted Robert. He
was unable to square himself, however,
and ever since then be has been forced to
bear the ignominy OF not knowing BIZ
own child's picture.