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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

HELENA. Sept s.--The game y~s.
tsrday vas played In . Wind storm
and was anything but a good exhi-
bitten The iocAia seas spokane by
A score Of IS 60 )
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JAMES HENRY
Sunset OH and Refining ca.

Second block of stock OF $0.ote
shares neatly al sold. That remain
ing yet TO be mad at zBc per share
Those Desiring stock will DO well 70
act promptly. Early advances In pr5cs
ELLIS MORRISON. --sst. Sec
basement Mutual Life bldg seAs~
Gle wash
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Standing 81 the Clubs
Theaters


''TheirnA" has become a fad at the
Third Avenue thsatcr this week
swell thsater parties have been the
rule at every performance since sun
day and IN. house has been full
every night. 'Theima. will be the
bill tonight. at the matinee tomorrow
and TOR the last time tomorrow
night.
Next week. commencing with n
sunday matinee. Elmer Walters
company. In the first farcieai com
edy of the season. a Thoroughbred
Tramp" will be the attraction.
with most thcater-Koerr a tramp
role il popular. but one seldom sees
good play with a tramp role as
the central figure. In this respect
"A thoroughbred Tramp differs
the part Of the tramp usually good.
Madison Street Thoater
''ventA." at the Madison theater.
il proving 20 be one OF the best at
fractions billed at this house since
ita opening. The dance n beauti-
faI one and well put on BY the grace
mi woman wallace" tho untame-
able lion. 10 also sterling attrac.
ton. Wednesday night Mr.. Hall.
the trainer. slipped and fell while
entering the cage and was seriously
scratched BY the shaggy beast before
he could get on his feet.
Next week fine attraction has
been billed u win be a buriesque
put on by n large company OF ac-
compiished people with largely In
creased chorus. The vaudeville
features VIII be new.
TivoIi Opera Company
The Tivoli Opera Company win
open the season at the Grand sunday
night. this time presenting three Of
the best operas In tho whole Tiyoli
repertoire. The Toy Maker" The
iasis Eve" and arhe screnade."
THE Rerenade" was the Boatonians'
big success. The Tivoll company
produced II In San Francisco few
months ago. and no greater praise
was ever given an operate produc-
ton IN that city. Perria Hartman
again heads the organization. and
with him come such sterling ArtiHta
as Frances Graham, especially en-
gagged for this season. Annie Myers.
the famous soubrette' Bertha Davis,
soprano. Arthur Cunningham. the
best baritone now singing in comic
opera Edward Webb. the great light
comedian. Karl FormeH, IT., the
clever character comedian and
singer. Joseph Fogarty. Oscar Lee,
Thomas Guise aud q big chorus OF
pretty girls.
Bob Fitzsinmons
The Seattle theater will begin it's
coming season on sunday evening.
September a. opening with Robert
Fitzsimmons and his company. num-
boring rs people, In his play. The
blacksmith" The piece II one In
which Fitzsimmons has been playing
throughout the East with great Sue
cess for the past two years. and WILL
no doubt. repeat its success In Sent
tie.
Concerts Called OF
The aefonaut win no longer rise
to dizzy heights and the blare OF the
brass band viii cease Co be heard az
Leachi park the remainder of the
season: IN fact, all the concerts and
other attractions given under the
direction OF the Seattle Electric
Company at the parks. with the ex-
eeptlon OF the Sunday afternoon
concert at Madison park, have been
discontinued.
Free Clam Bake Sunday Sept, 9TH,
and grand concert club House West
Seattle.
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NOT so MUCH
FIRE

BRAMWIsLL, w Va. Sept. g.
The fire Ia the PocahontaN mine f.
now under control. II Was started
by incendiRries, and has been burn
Ing several days.
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ATTACH NO BLAME

Died By electric shock Wsns the
verdict Of the coroner's jury ut the
inquest held this afternoon over the
body Of Alexander Mcleod who was
on Wednesday by con-
tact with the third rail while work.
Ing on the Interurban railway near
Georgetown. The jury attached no
bfufnF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05
PIE EATERS
AND
GREASY PIC
The Star Newsboys In Training for
Their Big Picnic


Tho Star uewHboya expect t. be- the
whole thing at Bremerton on Sun
day next. The contests arranged
for them require no special training
on their part. Running. pie-eafiuz
and eefnmbiiuR OF any kind are feats
Of daily exercise With the kids BY
means Of which they are qualifying
themselves for stnteruanHhip and
crime Ia adult years.
The pig ~ doing well and his
guardian angel says the porker vii
be 10 fat by Sunday that he viii
grouse himself automatically by
Precipitation, like au obese man.
The boys are warned. however. that
the animal In a sprinter IN spite Of
his weight.
The entire Saturday product OF one
bakery In the pie line has been en-
gagged for the day. II o. not expected
that this viii be sufficient 70 satisfy
the pastry cravings or the young
paper circulators. but there Wfli be
one large pie for each kid. and after
the allotment OF ammunition FOR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

TO see the bnttlcahips, cruisers,
torpedo boats and training ships At
the navy yard. take boats from COLI
man dock AZ 8 30. . and 10 a. IN, LIS,
2 30 and 80 pm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

pte-couHuminR tournament. there
may be few circular slabs left over
to be pnrceiisd out az ehromOs for
good conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

BUTTE. Sept. b.-Gsme was called
of yesterday on account OF Ring
iinE's circus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

The Seattle team clearly out gen.
eraied fhr visitors Several times
Portland set men on bases. but we're
unable at any tlfue TO land safely
home. Seattle took advantage OF al
most their only chance Ia make the
winning run. Whitbeek WAS on the
slab Tot the Webfoofern and was
only found for four scattered hits.
Jesse St6Vaii did the donors for the
home team and pitched as well a.
fieideJ an excellent game. lie was
touched up for seven bingos. how
ever. but siways pitched himself out
81 the holes. once Bairytnple had
20 throw 60 home from LEFT field 60
cut off a run. but dit u.
The only run made In the game
was In the sixth inning nsbbitt
had reached first on al error by
D~isei and was forced out at second
By Schwartz. Hurley hit out a long
and safe one and the captain scored
on IL. Play hard a. they could the
visitors could not tie the score and
left the field defeated.
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jennie NOW
CONFESSES
Or. alies BsVerieiah Finds Her
Pretty Dressed orasaisd and Dirty
IN . pa~rstop

Detective n G.. Adams and Dr.
Alice ~. fssvericigh returned last
ulght from Nistoria. where they sent
80 run down the peculiar burglary
cast. wherein almost $1,000 worth Of
xaiuaoies. including some costly
wearing apparel. we're stolen.
As told In yesterdays star. De-
tectivs Adams has positive proof.
together with her confession against
Jennie Marshall. and sufficient proof
against George Duffy and another
dope fiend named Pat Ia convict
them. Jennie Marnhall and Red
Morris. who IL also thought 10 be
implicated. are now serving time IN
the Victoria sail Tor theft. and win be
brought to Seattle in % days. when
their time expires
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Free Clam Bake Sunday. Sept IN,
Seattle.
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Grand w. o. w. Excursion
To Olympia Carnival. Sat, sept 9Th.
Stmr. Muitnomah leaves Gaibraith
dock =. m; fare 100 round trip.
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w. w Hoaton reported to the po-
lice last night that 81 valuable gold
watch had been stolen from him on
Second avenue curly last evening.
The watch and a nugget fob chain
were taken from his pocket. evident
~ by a piekpoeket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

Free clam Bake Sunday. Sept. eth.
and grand concert club House West
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-09-05

GO to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
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Make
Home
Attractive

The mellow tones Of a good pis-ss
or organ win refresh and rest this
parent. smuse and instruct the child
rem and keep them at home. Do YOU
want oBe7 You cay. Yes. but 'esni<
anord It." Can on or send us youx
name. and maybe we can showtyou
how you can afford II. and a good
ono, too. such.as a KimbaIl. Hobart
NJ. Cable. Peace or u. 4. Johnston
Co. plano. or Kimbali organ. for sill
81 which We are direct factory rep
resSntatives. Ship In carload lots
and sen on easy terms. some ~ Sow
as 80 per month
We carry the largest and most
compile stock of shect music. mu-
sic bo0sCs. graphophoDet. yiolins. sui>
tars. ban1os. sesass and supplies an
the city.
WE SELL TALKING MACHINE
RECORDS at eec. All mail orders fcs
everything in our line promptly at
tended TO.
D. s. JOHNSTON co.
General Music Dealers,
e03 Second Avsnus. Burke esiiding.5
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Mrs. Bevefieigh found four Of her
costly garments IN a Victoria pawn
shop. where they were pledged by
Jennie and another woman dope
fiend. All we're almost ruined hy
thcir rough usage since being stolen.
The Marshall wofunn.s confession
was secured after she had again and
again lied IN trying to throw the ON .
GERS or the track
She admitted committing the bur
Rlary. but tried To shield her con-
fedefates.
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TRAIN SERVICE
A NIGHTMARE
No Prospect OF New Time Card or
Northern Pacific

There f. no Immediate prospect Of
new Northern Pacific time card.
which for the rast two months has
been a nightmare To persons com
PEELED to travel on trains Of that
road. especially between local sta
tiouE.
Charles r. Zee. general passenger
agent OF the road. was interviewed
white. IN the city yesterday. and
stated sereneiy that the officers were
unaware 81 any kick Seattle had
coming. and thas " Seattle did not
like " she could lump ". anyway.
No; that Mr.. Fee used those words,
for he did not. lie selected the
choicest OF English. but his meaning
WAS clear.
lie explained that the time card
was arranged 10 suit the majority
Of cities along the line. While II
might not be pleasing 90 Seattle that
ali overiands should arrive and leave
Ia a flock during the afternoon. any
change might annoy the residents Of
Butte OF Spokane. for example.
Therefore " was the duty Of the Sc
attic public to grin and bear the az
nietion.
one OF the most annoying features
u the present train service IL the
after weeks Of effort the trainmsa
are Htig unable to make Hchsduis
lime The arrival Of an overland or
Portland train on time surprises beth
the public and the officials of the
road. That one should b. late &C
caHions no remark: the people are
used 10 n.
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Commuters living at Auburn. Kent
and other small places between
Seattle and Tacoma are the great.
est sufferers by fhe Irregular train
service. probably. Under the Old
time card they were absolutely sure
u reaching Seattle not later than
: 30 each morning by "a local passen-
ger train4 The train which noN runs
on the same time is from Portland.
The result If that II IL always late.
and sometimes fails 10 come through
at all. practically making 1t ifnpos-
slhIe for business man TO depend
upon IL for reaching the city
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CHICAGO, Sept. b.-wheat. ~.
~ So. 70.
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Third IiRsemsn Hafrir of the visit
ing team was the star Of the day
He proved himself Ia be IA player OF
more than ordinary merit and yes
terdhy played the game OF his life
lie made half dozen stops aud re-
coNefics that were marvellous. The
wonder ~ IL Wa that he always
made his throw TO the first bag with
accuracy after making "a hard stop.
The exhibition NnB one OF the Kind
that the inNstcfste fan as well az
the woman Nho comes to the game
only on ladies' day. likes. ~ was a
battle between tNo teams that are
strong In the field. Both the Seat
tie and the Portland punches are
fielding teams. Games between
them ara always considered of the
best Kind. There Was very little
alussinE. but scientific field work
was the order.
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eehlnd Shorno'a par

From her statement Il was CLEANED
that after the theft. In which Fat
WAS left behind Shomo'H bar. below
Yealer way. puny then took part
Of Il and went 90 Victoria to dis
pose Of it. Pat" II is thought dis
posed OF the jewelry at saloons and
to private parties in Seattle. His
present whereabouts are not known
Mrs. BeverieiRh could not speak in
sufficient praise 81 the treatment she
received ~ the hands OF the Vic
toria officers. She also Is much pleas
ed with the effective work of Detec-
tive Adams.
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BASEBALL
1T WAS A PRETTY GAME THAT
SEATTLE AND PORTLAND
PLAYED

Reaplendcnt ia suits Of Apotless
white, and with every man IN his
accustomed place the Seattle base
ball team appeared on the local Ola
mopd yesterday for the first time in
several weeks. Ia one of the most
scientific games ~ the season Dug.
daie'n bunch of beauties downed
sammy NigneauE' Graya Of Portland
by "a score OF | to o. The game waH
fun OF sensational features from
start to finish. aud every man
played the game sA " he wanted to
win a. There was no listlersness
during the whole procedure aud the
large audience, one and all. chsered
both teams for the excellent base
bali, Seattle didn't make an error
and only three can be ehAIk~d up TO
the visiting bunch, One OF them
wis made hy the manager ana an
other was almost c1euHable
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D. S. JOHNSTON co.

General Music Dealers,
eos Second Avsnus. Burke BsiIdin9..
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Great Household Invention.

-Four times within the short space of
two years it has been necessary for the
1900 Washer Co.. of Biughamton. y. Y.
to enlarge their factory i'm order to sup
ply the ever Increasing demand for this
popular family labor saving machine.
This Company advertises i'm a grea t
many papers and is sending washers by
the thousands into every state in the
union. always with the greatest salts
faction to the purchasers. We have car
ricd their advertisement i'm these col
umns for some time and have never yet
heard a single word Of complaint against
them They offer to send a washing ma
chine to any reader Of this paper, free
of all cost. both going and coming, for 4
- days trial. If you try the machine for
- days and Il is not exactly what it Is
represented to Ice. YOU have the privilege
of sending il back to them without its
costing you one penny. If you like it
you can then forward them a deposit and
pay the balance in accordance with their
easy installment plan. Surely nothing
could he fairer to the purchaser than a
proposition of this sort. BE careful to
address the 1900 Washer Co. rs D.. State
street. Binghamton. y. Y. and say that
you saw thel- advertisement in The Con-
stitution, Atlanta, Ga.
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sympathy. not fearing any small. sting
ing criticisms"
There was no response 10 my sugges-
tfon.
My dear Ellen" 4 said. Il am sure
that nine times out of ten. when we feel
impcllcd-almost cOmpelled-to say don't,
we ought 10 restrain the inclination: and
even that tenth time we should think
twice before criticsng one wno is pretty
sure t. know his own business better
than We do. and ~9ite sure to think ht
does. VIII YOU not try my plan of letting
your brothers and sisters make their own
mistakes. and get their own experience,
while you make yourself the JOY of then
liVcs2"
I must not be boastful. but | had the
happiness of seeing my suggestion take
root. and bring forth peaceable fruits oi
happiness and sweet content in that
household.
And Just the other day , friend sal: 20
me-. complainingly. You don't love Jack
near aS much as l do. yet you nave twice
as much influence over him"
"Ah," / said L. myself. 1t is because |
practice the gentle art Of letting alone"
Lexington Va.
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boII<v horse. but thought we could man
age her an right. So ! got my good man
% hitch her to the cart and We started.
But we did not get far till the horse
decided 10 stop. We nad seen dreadins
this. and both had gotten on the extreme
back Of the cart so IT would be easier
to aIight I'm case Of emergency. By the
way. they had made a mistake and put
another horses harness that was good
aaql larger than ours on and our mode
If sitting threw the shafts way above
the horses back. and they had put on
chains for traces. and the noise would
make vou think Of raw head and bloody
bouoe j." So when We discovered All this,
/ did not blame the horse for not wanting
10 null. So we got out and let the horse
stand minute. and decided we would
try and remedy the harness. But IL
soar,od we aid not know just where To
annlv the remedy. so we got In right
oasv again. but still as far back on the
cart as possible. and persuaded the horse
IN stort again but Il seemed there was
stilI something wrong. Every time the
borso Xyould step the cart would strike
bar logs and she would stop. But We
kent talking good to her. however. ana
got n little farther along When we S'W
n bov coming IN a wagon. 80 we got out
o,.afn and asked him if he could TX our
80 re cot down with n broad grin.
and said he thought he could, and that
he thought maybe we would get aiohs
hotter # we would not sit so tar pack
on the cart Thanking him, we got IN
again this time n little nearer the morse
and started down hill. OF course tho
horse wanted to run down hill. but we
could not see how we were To stay IN tne
cart so we began to hollow whoa. DolI.
whoa. Dolly" and the morse stopped SUM-
hut of course we did not mean Tor her
10 ston We thought we would get her
lust to slow up little, but she did not
understand It that way. SO we would let
her 90 as long "a we could stand 1t ana
tben hollow "Whoa!" and stop stili. But
There Is an end to all things, and atter
while we got to the ditch and started
hack. Wei. we had another nil to 90
down and we decided To walk down, so
| cot behind the cart and held the llhes
with all my might and she held the brl-
die. and by both holloing Whoa, Don.
Whoa. Dollyr we managed to get TO the
foot. hut. sorry to say. we did not walk
down. We got in again and by holding
on to the cart and letting the horse stop
xvhenover she seemed fit. we finally got
home and felt like saying 'Thank the
Lord" and decided l had enough white
mud TO do me a lifetime if | had to drive
n balky horse to get 1t.
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ONE LITTLE BOY.

used t. sit with Idle hands
A. IL all life We're play.
A. one who counts the hour glass sands
To while the time away.
Now ! am busy as can be-
And leisure time employ
By darninc holes in stocking knee
For just one little boy.
By heavens first law my house We kept;
The brass WAS polished bright
E8ch room was busted well and swept;
% was a pleasant sight
But now mud tracks are On the hocr,
And with them many e toy.
AnI fingermarks upon the door
Tel ~ one little boy.
Ono. quiet reigned. vr Silve-y sounds
pf music filled the air
Now tramp ~ many feet rsss'uudS-
And. clauEing up the statr-
March martial blnd>. with fire and
drum
All flushed with pride and JOY.
Behold, ia "douhle quick they come.
led by ene little boy.
Tiul. was rauIerei Browuing's verse
And Walter Fat.r r-td-
Oc Ihseu I csuld umce converse.
But now tired he.ii
D. cuEIl.d ,iass At STORY time'
Wnen evening shadows iaU.
And ! am wise iu uurs-rH r1Hm
AM fable. thar IS all
once. when ! tucked him int" bed.
b.. h1-e.F ms. tirut. aui th.u-
'-y,-rar would you seli me f'r-" De- s'id'
Kissed him vnce aEttn
AnI ar-w.rsi- 'NDr G'r diamonds
El-is-
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THE GENERAL ART OF
LETTING ALONE"

T.- above WIS thr henIlu- uf au excel
I-rt little article D saw in au exchange
uf course it was written hy woman. T
.rfv "A uumsn can experience what i IS
IN l.. s- s household w,i.rs the ain'os-
r.f.sr. = ruarr-i by cau,su;ions and con-
staut -Lnnts-'
Thas Etti- clipping made quite am i''i-
preston nu ue auI caused M t. give the
subject s-ua-s Thought Where There Is
Ia large family ~ hsl~ and girls there
mast L & eu.l d,aI 80 freedom allowed
fr rr. h.m. circle. tllt IS. u W. would
make hsm. 81 fire.. easy and jolly pEiee
fsr ga. children To ans one who loves
law au. Hrl-r. tt iS very trH iug to nave
l.rts- rsge-r- hats @tc. forever out ~
rrere nur what difference. du.S it really
matter Fen ths -rt7 ls it uat better than
rre constant spirit ~ controversy and
the constantly raeE.nE ,ry ~ don { 10
this" Hr don't ds t1atg
h11. rt'ght1r Who has only i~en
married 3 wear - two-has 10 chiidrru.
.r1 .r.rt rllrI about her house ''sptck
.d -raa.- she - -.Ius..s=s miserable u a
-..r..f & --lr-- o. ssas- rer bringing "a chiii-
= ta1r tr. rrt.. One mHr move a SOFA
.-liuu 5 h.alf nw iurh ur tuuch tn. wall
i-f en- chair What sind nf q hf'iile vii
.sf ..- E.r sHr children God may 5. ma ?
81 u.tl.r- und sisters give this little
-k.frr SOM. thought. reaI Be- and "N-
airline ar=.if and ~ee t th'. +eap tits
"A. .lll mss g ANA rtlt ls Wty offer % Go
.tH.-- Tla erarE l- hE Elizabeth Prs
r.r tI-au lu.l speaks for ITSELF
ra nr...- 1 -.-- 500 e. family 90 eitiS
ar. l..ra whose ar-..5tuu fut ssrh oth,r
vIs a rlrk.i ,IEractrris-tc, and Wn"
81. W.. .-f- i.ritt aui ur-tlfs~t- h", ih'.f-
u- 81. .-u..-f.l.r. uf contention in th"
...t tt.t marred th- peio. ind hap-
r.Ha- .l tr.-. wel.-msauiue rr"p-.-
Sc .-f D teatur.I su sli-g. sli"n f-,--
uu.a e.drr. tul "a ~..1t.an' Z" tl-
...--- .I.aa-as. B. .t l.veiE auI lowing Elti
~ l,-
-unr r- uuaE mv u.tr." sati.
r H...t better GO .-t Ir.Ti -
-.vr was SOM et.m,s. without nnS c1u-
.r...rst. .... q Euu ar- saF. Dc '- . mi--
t.h- u#r. al4 wtl bring lim tr'lfie
tr z#lu- tl.r9 .k"i at iue in
g.. surprise. i4r Fred iih" a mis-
t.Esu .Hars- w.rHslr trsius r' H"-t Ai1
EE.i.ur.s Jle suggestion seemed
rash l-t.Es.f-
p la th.rE went ou. with some
et.rI.u. -fH.r rtNt tH ulr.flflE fi.a
.rE Parents. tn- ErrE most FnisHr-
..rt raa- ir tulr home I-t s. t.lt lt
Should la SATURATED tRrausu ald tnrslra
u.f- rr. sunshine ~ 1nr. aUs kiu4ut-s
rf r-rt.et sEmletrhs-
a1aI rr-I-= sister. douhtfs'ly-
.It r#slr uH.- rHt matter ia-fiue'F. I
a..f ar whether Er-l brings ibis dnE Iu
t.- tn1lee ur U.t whether D." cl'-Tns his
sun uu tlt lark gureh nE Boo th- wood
-.-.E aE.-..- he wears his patent i.lth-
sr- a-t lu rl. Wrr .- puts un evrrshHt->.
stopped aul hooked anyi1u-.y at tue
flushing #he c. ut uy EHuuE listener. but
Was .ln far .t.
81. r -.r.r-ar sr..Hrfraf,- much ID. 2
then ..rfsuutL. .-sxrelasr ur mot tu- ..ur
rudz apma rb* f,5lts-t ular.. lu thr world.
vr.rh.r 20 uat he turns to has sister as
bis i.-t rnlm and r1nfJaut. sure ~ her