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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-01

medical experts. whom he accused
~ gross ixnorafsea 81 their profess
sian He aiso bore down heavily
upon the Defendant. Underwood, he
said. had told q palpebls Ne In re-
gard TO TIRE manner IN which the
stone used nj SINKING the chflds
body came into his poseeation.
Mr.. Faben ala not deny that
chloroform mad been used by the de-
PENDANT In killing the child. But he
asserted that fha child was living
ehsn thrown into the bay. ne con.
clusivefy shown ny the evidence.
and that the drug had merely made
the child unconscious.
Then Cores Mr.. Page
Mr.. Pare also reviewed the EVIL
dence. but from the standpoint Of
the defense. fife devoted himself
principally 10 tearing 20 pisres the
testimony Of the states Witnesses IN
regard TO the proceedings nj the
postnortem. He charged boldly that
the autopsy was made IN a perfuncf-
Dry manner and without any idea
that the exsr1fne ton would ever be
made the basis for n murder trial.
Little heed. ne asserted. was paid TO
the external and Internal appear
anre Of the body. The ceroner's men
went there. he said. convinced that
the eblid hal been drowned. and
were therefore unprrpnned 10 testify
positively from their own know ledge
mat such was the actual cause o.
death
In the course ~ his argument Mr.
Page stood befnfa Iufor Claiborne
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4 b paseible that me fate OF Paul
rsts<snsa. scersed Of the murder
~ infant daughter at Ballard.
~ =. vii be decided BY the jury
{udGs Sriff1ns court today.
~ <4kir4 o. testimony WAS com
49, ~ 10 o'clock tnN morning and
~ tf&ument 10 the Jury Il now on.
vi prreanfy consume the entire
4lzn9>n and = part ~ THE evening.
- The cas< fhoald 70 10 the jury
hlsFe midn'xhs.
b.. DEWEY
y: William ST John DsUney. who
U'lfst1 foF The defense yesterday.
- ne first witness called this
nEsin9 wh<n the state resumed its
ssseteL fesi<tanf Prn<er stinx At
xsey Fzh<n pfspou sdsa the states
exsstypk5 Hypothetical question: re-
fssnf ne appearance Of the Tn
H~opd babg's body according TO
states witnessea and asked
H1th<f a<sfh by ehIorufoFrn was in
s<as<f Witness answered In the
zsfxtspe.
cro~s-sxsmsned. witness said the
1'p-> o. person killed by chioFo-
ixm might In so.fne case4 present an
sppNrsn1e very similar - ti.af Of a
e1xn<d body.
rnk DR. Bowney's testimony the
fz3if rested its case.
Af-1ru~y shipsey told the court
~ the defense had but one sit
- Mat u desired ~ call ~ re-
%!sek - being !. w. Whitlock. the
nal'@rf un9srtaksr. who testified for
y state. MF. whlsioek. however.
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RAVAGES
BY FIRE
Lsssss IN Clark County In
Recent Disaster

VANCOUVER. Wn.. Oct. LIT IL
estimated that about enc third of
Clarke county Was swept BY the late
forest fires. The northeast part OF
the county suffered worst In that
region a tract 10 BY Is miles in ex-
tent was left a barren. waste BY
flames. II u mainly a farming ceun-
try. and houses. barns. fences and
crops were totally wiped out. About
q dozen lives were Loaf aud several
hundred head Of stock were burned
to death.
Large tracts OF timber were aiso
burned over. but timDermen say that
IL " can be sawed within two years
there will he little loss. The relief
committees Of this city has raised
about $4,000 80 far. Large auapti-
ties OF clothing and provisions have
also been donated and sent out. The
farmers are askinN for grees seed
To sow In the burnt district,
The total loss In this county IL
thought 10 be az least 81. 900. 600 A
great deal Of this ~ IN timber and
win fan upon timber spectators.
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DECLARE FOR
COVE NMENT
OWNERSHIP
Empire State Democracy Favors Taking Over Mines
by Eminent Domain---Dird S. Golfer Nominated
for Governor -Devery Turned Down

governor BY reclamation. coier wa.
HITS candidate.sshnd Waa named in
spite OF the objections from the
brooklyn delegation.
There VAS a sensational scene Ia the
convention az naon when the neFery
and Goodwin delegates from the
Ninth district we're both thrown out
Of the convention on the recommen-
dalton ~ the committees ON credrn-
tiain. The report raised n storm.
Amldst tremendous upfosr nsScry
forced his way 70 the platform and
appealed ~ = characteristic speech
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COAL STRIKE IS
NEARING The END
Senator Flynn States That Negotia-
tons Are Pending Which Will
Bring the Finish

pfTTsnrRG. oct. Estate Sens
Tor Fiyna. who has been actively en-
ragged In the efforts 20 settle the an
thtacita enal strike by negotiations,
safd this morning that the ptrtkn win
surely BE settled BY merit Monday
lie declined 70 enter into details or
20 say who are the men that will
bring tho i~sus TO a cinss. further
than % state that tho operation. have
become convinced that pablo opin-
ION viii not tolerate a pfoionxafion
u the strike. and that II will be nee
exsary 70 n4A<s soossexions.
senator Flynn said that tins action
81 the state Of Massachusetts, In APP
plying f0r tnr appointment n re-
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the CASE

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Oct. L..
Secretary Shaw will today issue a
circular Informing -the banks Of the
detail OF the plans proposed for the
relief OF the money market. The
secretary has decided that IN accept
ing other tban government bonds he
viii take nothing but state and mu-
nlelpaI banks
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eessera for certain Of the coal com
panles has disturbed the operators
more than anything else. They do
not fear any particular tnoubis from
the Application itself. bur are con.
WINGED that In some way the power
e governments viii interfere and
compel them to settle in a mannrf
most dIstastsfnl 90 their pride. and
perhaps more injurious to their In
u tho miners.
s<nsfoF Fiynn adfei that the plan
proposed has been gone over ut Sc
eret conferences between representa-
tfves Of bath sides
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10 Iiill aa leader Of the party. 90 pre-
vent the barring OF the Ninth Qin-
trict, The minority report OF the
committee declared IN favor Of the
big chief.
DeVery demanded a roll cass = SO
convention. I'm. - Chairman 81 the
Albany county delegates. cast the
first vote for thu alority report.
which carried by q vote 81 81 in the
affirmative Ia q IN the negative. Ia
the midst of profound silence Dew
cry rose slowly from his seat and
left the hail. followed by his friends.
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SARATOGA. Oct, 1.-The platform
adopted BY the New York Demo
cratic state convention. declares for
the national ownership and opera
ton 0f anthracite coal InineA by right
Of eminent domain
The platform further demands that
all the uecrsssrtea OF life be placed
upon the free Hat OF tariff Imports
II arraiHna tgukt monepoilea. and
condemns tho Philippine policy OF
the administration. which II declares
"a be vaeiliatluR and uncertain.
bird 4. Golfer vas nominated for
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INSANITY
OF GENIUS


Sswsrsp~r Enferpfis~ Asseciasicu-
ROME. Oct. 1.-The municipal
sfy of Fssaro has Dismissed Mascas-
nj, the composer. from the post OF
director Of the famous Conservatory
of Music. II IL sasc that tho young
composer suffers rot only from tho
insanity of genius. hut the insanity
Of fright. believing that he ie being
pursued ~ evil.
are convinced that the great music
tan II mad. lie has left pesaro. and
the authorities do not know what has
become OF him. n n reported that
Mascagni viii sail for America to-
day.
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HEAD-0N.
COLLISION

FORT WORTH. Oct 1.-Two
Santa Re freight trains cosilded head
ON near Gainesville. last evening
Fireman ". c. t-yth was killed. En-
rtnsera Henry Dick and James
faneeurn were fatally injured. Fire.
man NJ r. Cory. brakeman Nue.
maker we're seriously injured The
locomotives and 20 cars were wreck.
ed and caught IRE which burned
many OF the cars and contents be-
fore u MAS cxtinguiahed
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SUICIDE
In NAVY

NEW YORK. oct. f.-Lieitenant
Commander William V. f3ronaugh
committed suicide on board the hat
tieehip KearsHrge yesterday by
shooting himself IN the head with
revolver. This IL the third suicide
Of o naval officer within the last
month. II IL thought that nronauxh's
mind was affected by the other csscs
and by ovorwork.
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WISCONSIN
AT PANAMA

WAsHfN0TON. -. c. oct. L.
The navy department has received q
cable from Admirai Casey annaunc~
ing his errivai At Panama on his
flagship, the Wisconsin. The run
from San FranclHco was made IN ~
days. THE distance IL a.270 miles
This / ga very fast run. Admiral
Casey viii command the United
states naval forces at Panama.
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ENJOlNS
REGULARS

BUTTE. Oct. la. Aug. Helnxe
VIII enluin the county clerk OF sill
Yer Bow county frem filing the nom
nations made ~ the Clark wing OF
the Democratic party fer county Of
tEeere- TIE Hetnze element viii nom
mate separate ticket. The Helnxe
men VIII unite with the Labor and
fopulist parties.
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PROSPECT
OF SCRAP

CHEYENNE. Oct 1.-The Sweet
water Range association. which re-
Gently leased half million acres OF
land In Southwestern Wyoming. haa
sent big armed force of range rid
efs 20 intercept several herds OF for
eiRn sheep which are said 10 be head
ed towards the leased land. II IL
feared that bf6odshed may result.
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RECEIVERS
APPOINTED

TRENTON. n. j.. Oct. f.--Receiv-
ers have been appointed for the Ma
tfunai Salt Company, by Chancellor
Magic The company'e liabiliflts
are stated at 81 800. 900, and it's assets
1T $4,000. II was organized IN 1899
with capital stock Of si2 200 600
steadily on standing contracts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-01
PRESIDENT OF
UNITED STATES
TAKES A HAND
Isvitss the Mine Operators and Mr.. Mitchell
to Meet Him at the White House
on Friday

WARRINGTON. c. os. tPrs.ssnt
sashaeits operators. and 10 Mitchell
rc.s asking him Friday
- a. ~ consolidation in the
- b seds the strike
-. sekorsus president sddrsssed
oEphses msrks fslo~s ~sheatd
- Friday ~ here regarding failure Of coal supply which has
~ whole naon
. x.s.s<h 10 prssidsrt United Mine Workers"
n Mitchell ssordsd the
similar dspatehe.
-~~s,~< ~ shs ssshraess coal ss~p.nes."
1Asss 81
eHeiset White House
consider further what could
- the president personally
Root Moody. Payne and sh.
STATED that he prepared 10 the sssrrs
unable
- Ter irtsfsrsnes-
sssr susy snss.vosrs effect esrnpsr..s
- pssss~sl espsey. believed Secretary trip
Wednesday the
- spssrs ssbnass his meeting
80
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LYNCHED
QUICKLY

PORTLAND. Ark. Oct. Walter
Sullivan, q negro. was lynched this
morning for shooting Dave Roddy, n
white man. yesterday Sullivan was
taken from the jail and hanged to a
tree by an unm--.--- -aab
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COMES TO
SEATTLE

TACOMA. Oct. Paul n. Thomp.
kon, who has been city agent for the
Canadian Pacific railway for the
past three years, leaves today for
new railroad berth IN Seattle. Mr..
Thompson VIII represent the Illinois
Central IN the Elliott bay town.
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May YOHE
NOW FREE

LONDON. Oct. f.-Lord Francis
Hopes divorce from May yohe wac
made absolute to-day ny JuEsice jeff
leaving no legal impairment IN tho
way Of the marriage ~ the actress
60 Putnam Hradiee strong.
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STRIKE is
ORDERED

NEW YORK;. oct IA strike OF
the glass Jewellers OF this city has
been ordered. The objects are = nine
houf DAY and an lacrosse OF wages
About Loco men arc involved.
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and asked the question.
Has the state aNsF proved that
the package Underwood had under
his arm on the night Of the alleged
murder Was really this sack and
Htons7''
DO sou know that II was notT"
ASKED the juror. quickly
Mr.. Fuller hsstcned TO OBJECT 60
the lawyer inteftogatIne the jury.
Tina court sustained thr objection.
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PICNIC is
RESUMED

FORT RILEY. oct. The wealth.
er Il fair todas aud the maneuve;s
have been resumed The attack on
tho convoy train VIII be made today
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Seattle and Vicinity-Tonight fair
Thursday, Increasing cioudinesa ana
cooler. Rain Thursday night with
light 70 fresh north winds. becoming
brisk southesst.
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SECOND AVE. FIRE

Fire broke out IN the residence OF
J. II. Darlington at 1908 Second ave-
nue.. shortly after o'clock this
morning. and before the apparatus
could arrive. damage amounting 70
about $500 was done. The principal
ioss r. a piano. that was totally de-
stroyed. The building itself was
not damaged 10 any great extent.
In some way the blaze started from
an open fireplace In the front part Of
the house, The piano caught FIRE
FIRST, and then the names blazed up
the walls and the paper ana pic
lures were ruined. Apparatus was
called out and soon after It's arriv-
al the fire was put out
E. NJ. Butler Of 1904 Seventh ave-
nue.. reported to the police last night
that gold watch and chain had been
afaian fsk.wxa Aia rAA...
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tcontinued On Second Pase)
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

In the line Of immoral suasion cannot b
surpassed.
II 10 q reflection on mau's reason that
he often refuses to do what common
sense dictates, until he ID forced 10 do
u. Common sense tells Q maj that he
cannot live irregularly and keep his
health. He 10 warned and admonished
time and sgain that hasty eating and
irregular meals result In diseases Of the
stomach and other oggans q digestion
and nutrit,ou. Bat because Nature does
O directly threaten his Tie - the pisol
does he goes right along until he 70
obliged to reform because disease fosees
him 70 do %.
uNHERDED wARNixcA
II 10 only wi,ea all her warnings have
been unheeded that Nature no longer
gays "you should not. but "vos s6sil
not" This 10 pnc.icaiiy what happens
when the lover Of high living hes to give
up dainty dishes, sweeta and condiments
and come down 70 . diet 81 oatmeal or
tea and toast.
There are thcasaads Of d~yspeptie.
whose condition shuts them out from all
the pleasures q the table. There are
Thousands Of Others who are on the high
road 10 . like condition, unheeding the
warnings Of the protesting stomach.
The great fact 10 that every man and
woman who sufien from dyspepsia can
be almost certainly cured by the use Of
DR.. Fesce's Golden Medical Discovery.
II always helps. II almost always curea.
Only two people In every hundred who
give "Colden Medical Discovery . fair
and faithful trial fail Of . perfect and
permanent cure.
II have been thinking Of writing to
you for ONE time" writes Mrs. W. d.
benson, Of Maxton, Robson Co, N. c.,
ITO let you know what . wonderful
thing Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Ibis.
covery did for my little hoy. He WAS
taken with indigestion when he was .
year and . half old. and he was under
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

You have gos . cough end you dou't
worry. Dos't you Know . cough 10
somsehing ssrrlbls. II lssds % Goa.
sumption snd consumpsion 10 killing
thousands. Better cure thss cough,
beteer cuts u quickly. Oss . 25-csnt
bottle Of OOoch's Mexican Syrup. No
other remedy 90 nice u take.
PALE, PUNY Cn11DaEN.
II child has he'd bed smelling
breath, u II hsbituslly pickle lie nose,
u Il 10 Cr0ss and psrvous, u u dose
NOT sleep s0uudly, II u 10 hollow-sysd,
u u has pale, blooaless compilation.
u ~ 10 growing thin and llselsss, give Il
Mothers Worm Syrup and you will
remove The cAuse Of lie distress quick.
~. Then will its little checks ~ red
and rosy, lie appetite and Digestion
improve and lie health b better. Price
only 2ic. No other worm.killer % 81.
fectlvs.
Pi.E-INE CURES PILES!
Money refunded u Il ever fails.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

The usual Sunday school tesChers'
meeting Of the Cvmberlsud Presbyte-
riao church, We held Friday evsoiug
and wss lead By Dr.. T. W. Galloway,
who gsve . very interesting talk on
The Objects 70 b obsalned In Sunday
school ssachieg. Thsrs waa . lsrGs
sseendeoce. Miss Emily RobertsOu
was called upon 70 ~illWssrase ths les.
con 70 . primary class which che did
10 . very intervening masoee. Dr.. W.
b. Block In Ne regular lesdsr, bat
wss absent Friday, having bsse called
70 Peuceylveaie 70 preach Ne fuoeral
Of % old lrIeod. He viii return 10
eine 70 msss shs class eext Friday
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
Hasksll's Cess Field ossvy.

From the Washington P0st.
ibid you ever hear The story of
how Eugene Field settled . bsr bill 10
~. Joe bsi6rs going 70 DsnverY"
asked Nj. Z. n. Hsskell, . Alitsouri
p0litlctsn sud uewspsper men With
Colonel r. q. Kstens q The New vii.
lizard, yesterday. NJ. Haskell resldss
Ia 81. Joe, where Field did local on
The 81. Joe 0ssetss."
Field wss 10 debA - ususl, and
wss preparing 70 leave for Denver,
where he he'd . prospect Of Q good
Job end hopsd 70 pull out . litsls mon.
~ and relieve some Of bis obligations.
He got . little mooey together and
went among his credit0rs ssking them
70 settle on the lowest possible basis.
Field vas Of such . 1ovsble nature
that nobody could ~ angry With him,
and the sslO0nkesper 10 question. who
liked him immensely, said: "Wsll
'Oeoe. u you'll give No . dollsr III
cell II SQUARE Field threw . dollsr
on Tie ber, he proprietor turned
around and put Il In The drawer, end
70. surprised on turning bsck 20 sss
Field still standing thAre. 'Wss there
anything elsey' b. ssked. WELL ~.
piled Field. don't you usually ct 'em
up when . man pays his billy"
"An0ther tins, 10 Chicago. Field
had . bill Of ~ or o. q . reNtsursut.
Melville T.. 6t0os 0pe day asked Field
and seversl other newspspsr @en 70
take dinner With him. The placs
where Field owed the money was Q
popular eating house for the pr0fes.
sion, 90 the party ven there. The
bill Tor the meal VA pretty big, %
sis s'c s .o"n ~ S o% 70 +. 'oe ~ rs's xs, 20 ga
90. and Stone, sitter grumbliug about
the high prices. paid the whole thing.
Right here 10 90 Incident which shows
why Il YES Impossible 70 b med q
Field. A day or twO lsssr hs told
Stone about the trick he'd played. and
made such . joke out OF u that Stone
had 70 set 'em up 70 the boys again
for being easy"
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

lunutYitlon me- cured m the oan,o 0iu,e.
II sent YOU q iettcr About = yeSr sso.s
writes ~. I. Eiiis Hsmiiton. az Fssw.
inston. Ws,icn Co.. W'~ss Va n ssss.A
nv ~ m ~oiainiv ss I Could. ana n.
c.fved 4 ietter from Won In = lev d.vs.
teiIine M 10 re- ~ Pierce" Coi,I.r
Nedicsl Di,coverv and :Psvoits Pre-.
s-criu1ion "a bosile of each. usssI
three Of each. snd ieei Ike nev
vomsn. Don't U,Ber .nw csiu n,
miscrv auv more. iscforr u,;rg vos,
med;ciues I suffered iii the tim,e.hsd
isundice. csused from (ood rot diye,ainS
n-rooeriv' vouid hsve ~ hssdschc
shree ana four times 4 veek. mi isun.
dice every four or Ave veeis. couid
MOI do IL work myseii. I commenccd
usns vour medicines A recommendej
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
IMMORAL SUASlON.
Il Has Certain Advantages
Over The 1lIla9 0oeal
lOthod.

Moral ssas1ea, the appeal - NJ -.
tsoasi nature q asan, y doubsieo . very
good thing. But Il Will not compare
With immoral sussioa fos Inducing swift.
neas q thr1ght q peoaptaess q aetioa.
The burglar suspesed 70 his ntd and
seqssseed - "pSeoss % away" Wilt
srEue ths 60 h the ksesful bssgles
way. Dat whsa Q piseej b padhsd u
bis lace With the lecoaic order. "Cstis
he goes and stands nos On the order q
his going. The pislol. With IL sls so,N
afguu,ents, y woadesful psnuadss, ssA
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
Buoklsp's AvSica ealvs

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. II surpssses any other salve.
lotion, ointment or balm for cuts,
cOrns, bu, 10, hollis. sores, fslOnU, vi.
cers, tetter, salt rheum. ever sores,
chspped hands. skin eruptiOns. In.
fsllibl~ for piles. Cure guaranteed.
Only pc st p. II. Frsnklin's.
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07

Golden Medical Discovery
end II cured him. Ne 3
veil = can be cd can "a
saythimg thee 10 wants
ard h dee Woe han hin.
He hss not been sick Q
day since aud Il has bees
three yeavs since he took
your usedicine. can
safeiy ~ that he 10 we'll"
vrr,s ~,,a. ~ ,so,
-.
w ~
~ s.u'.S .. p; ~ .sS's
~. .so.,'s. ~, ~. y s.,.s..
Bss,% essss' A"s
The Marshall republican., 1902-02-07
MARSHALL = REPUBLICAN,.

he doctors treatment fos Eve 1ouR
yeass We spent eli We made Tor doctor
bills. and II did 10 good. When hs
would take . spell o. t~sdleecssa he
wouId Ne foe ten and 0fese6 day., and
Il sssoed - though hs wuujd dh. He
bed thoa SPELLS every tWo q three
westA He could sos eae anything ealy
. little miik end csacteg. asd pmStimcs
: :s:s the ~: veal. =: a, s: :::.. y: $500, sss; Z:
s.d - ga Wy wsak essld 20 q sp
oil Day, and 0ave up III hope q bic
ever getting aSy bettss. Three ysars
ego ! found one q ycus eootA al %
looking Y over one day ] noejced D..
Ptesee's Colden Medical Discovery nc.
eoesded ~ i~sdigeAiea. We eosght
so0s asd ~ + . or ~. He FL
bees treated q Heod's Cyss& By . rod
doctor. end q pen.ettsviiie. 8: G.. aad
q Cusvte. end Lumbestoa end 1laxtoa.
end was only ssiievsd Ses . shost time.
nave him two hoetles q d. Piesee'e