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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21
HAWTHORNE HEADS
STATE COMMISSION
Kansas City Member Authorized to
Direct Missouri Worlds Fair
Arrangements.
From lhe Sd. LouIs RepnbIlc.

From the St. Louis Republic.
Judge ] III. Hawthorne of Kansas
City, member of the Missouri
Worlds Fair Commission, has been
endowed by that body with almost
absolute power to direct matters
pertaining to the States participa-
ton in the Exposition.
While the commission is not in
session Judge Hawthorne directs
and manages its affairs. He may
let contracts, pass on installation
plans, disburse money, and in fact
perform all the functions which the
commission would in full session.
While having no title with his
augmented powers. Judge Haw-
thorne performs the duties of an
executive Commissioner. He does
not draw regular salary, but is
allowed per diem of SIs during
the time he remains in st. Louis.
The commissions plans have pro-
crossed to such point that il has
become necessary to have someone
In authority to be continuously on
the ground to pass on matters Of
Importance. The meetings of the
commission are not frequent enough
to handle the various details as they
come up.
Judge Hawthorne has located in
ST. Louis and will remain here
probably until after the Exposition.
For the present his headquarters
are in the commissions rooms in
the Administration building. In a
few weeks, however, the headquart-
ers will be moved to the Missouri
building.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

Stands on His Record as Assessor,
County Commissioner and Sheriff.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

His Candidacy VIII Be Royal
Battle in Which the People Will
BE Pitted Against the Bosses.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

As OF Yore He Finds the People for
Him But the Ring AntagonistIc
to His Aspirations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

Meets His Old Friend Leader lie.
roy shaw Who Propose to Make
Run for the Legislature.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

There are already two avowed
candidates in the field for the Cir
cult Judgeship IN this Judicial Dis
trict inthe Republican party. They
are Hon. John II. Holt, OF Grafton,
present Judge, and Hon. Neil J..
Fortney, Of Kingwood. Both are
splendid gentlemen, good lawyers,
and we can find no fault with either
except their politics. Judge Holt
has made good Judge, and We be-
lieve that Mr.. Fortney would make
a good Judge lie is an older man
than Mr.. Holt and was a candidate
for the office long before Mr.. Holt
was thought Of in connection with
the Office. A split in his party kept
him out Of it eight years ago, and
1t certainly looks like it was bis turn.
Mr. Holt is a younger man and can
better afford to wait than Mr.. Fort
ney. Judge Holt ought to be in
Congress anyhow. lie is much
better fitted for it than for Judge,
and it would suit him far better.
His party would ike TO send him 70
Congress II they could ever get
Dayton off their hands. While our
people have the highest regard for
Judge Holt they are naturally for
Hon. N ]. Fortney in this Judicial
contest. This Is the way it looks TO
an outsider a Democrat who wants
Democratic Judge IL possible, but
II We have to have a Republican,
give as one who has always been a
citizen Of the county and true to
her best interest and always loyal to
bis party, whether 4 candidate for
Office Or private Ia the ranks.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21
THE RAMBLER.

He Finds Politics Still Warming Up
With Many Richmoads IN the
Field.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

The annual rebellion against the Civil
Service Law occurred yesterday In the
House Of Representatives. several promin.
eni men Of both parties denouuclng Il asa
humbug and fraud II was attacked by
Cen Gfosvenor Mr. Hepburn. and OILERS.
and on a division ihe appropriation Tor Gle
Commission WAS struck out-z8 70 s.. The
Senate viii probably restore b.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-01-21

Senator Scot. Of West Virginia strongly
opposed the appointment OF General Wood
70 be Maior-Goneral. denouncing that
officer IN causuc language. lie said Con
done his conduct and the character and
morale Of the army will be gone"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
Killed at
BremertOn
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE or
RIFLE RESULTS ~ DEATH
Of WILLIAM scHHPE
fsnssIsI 70 The stan

BHEMERToS o,t H. william
sehape wa instantly KILLED satur-
day afternoon. at $50. By the ar
tldental discharge q his rifle
sehaps was hunting for deer vlth
hls friend George slefert. some dis-
lance from Bremerton. They did
not find much game and were pick
Ing hlackherries slefert Ma some
distance ahead ~ schape. when be
heard the report Of rifle and
turned 20 hia companion.
schape dropped 10 the ground
and sleferi FASTENED back ~ see
what had happened When he
reached sehape he found that the
rife had been accidentally de
charged and the bullet had entered
his companions head. killing hin
Instantly siefert hurried n Brem-
ertou and a party 81 men sent out
10 get the unfortunate man
n IL thought that sehape's gun
caught on a fWiE or los while be
was picking berries and vas IN
this manner accidentally dIseharE-
81 schape vas middle-afsd and
well known In Bremerfon lis n
neral was held this afternoon. AZ
go O'Clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES


fThens prices are 20 any buyer tn
quantities Prices on smaf purchases
average % Tef cent higherD
Provlsions.
Fresh Meat Cow beef e. e. PEI
10 steer beef CSC. veal z q ioc ID
pork ae 10 mutton. eGtt4c 10.
Provisions Hams. $50 Ice ~:
breakfast bacon. ieo ID. bellies
fresh. lie 70.
Vegetables
California potatoes. iA dfAc pei
d. Yakima potatoes. fifn IS ton
gaffufH 80 e a0C per sack fahha-t
eve Ih faaiahea, Zee das punches
green enions Toe per dos punches.
rufHuhsrH. coo dozen. native egg
plant g. Per h. sweet potatoes.
- q ger ~
Green Fruit. Ete.
Apples. w-sna,ohee. soeaii.H
ger haA Valencia oranges fAa6
feH box Lemons. teasfa per
box nlarkbsrriss. ii1s Ter crate.
Tsfa'Hn dates sue 10. Hananas
: EaH 3 20 bunch Cantniaurea. Yak
lima. faEnft rate. Dewherrisn- s.
har Wtraschea peaches eco Gee
boz Watsrmeliens o. Geo g e per
dozen. sweet prnnes $50 zoe.
grapes Wellington. 1kr. ara pes.
California tidt2b. eranherries.
g. 60 Der hh
Hay. Grain ard Feed.
Cate. tzseoU $500 Per tan barley.
tsNtp per ten. wheat. 5000 ton
chop o. oa 4 27ee Der ter. short.
- 90 per ter tran $40 e pef ton.
on meal. ia2ts Per too = W tim
ofhY Us 90 Pc ton y W com
pressed fimofhT. ttam20 ton. new
~ heat hay. o00fs60 Per ton.
Puget Sound hay. tI1af1 per ton
riafiinFs 90 90 per ton cracked
corn. - 90 per ton. straw. iioaa
rsf ton. reanuta Jumbo. &c. Al
Butter. EGGS. chs.,s.
SHfite creamery Csc per 10 East
tru cremerY fresh 1tH22e
Pigs Native ranch 1fH 22c doc.
oregon ranch. s7e dor. Eastern 23Q
2fr doE
Native. ii0ise ID.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens iSHe. spring. isa
iehr. Ducks. live. $50 lee.
Flsh. Etc.
Halibut. 4atNc per n: salmon
trout, lee IL per 10. founders. &c
Der 10 aolea. aAc per 10. shrimps
loHi2te Per 10 smelts. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals.
SuFuE Golden {, IN sacks. s64s:
Extra g. IN sacks 1856. powdered.
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HAVE YOU WANT? TELEPHONE THE STAR

o. barrels. $3.50. DRY uaHai.fHH IN
fHtkH, fgg1 cube DO h#HHI $40.
IloHT patent ger barrel Hf
Crown ft1b HffHlFHl g.. hH|aL
ffaH. Gold MfdaI. g. %. AfUH#au#a
hHfd wheat fG. pniHhHfE 1I#guH
IiilaburFa IrHf f615 STANDARD fIH#
kota. fb15 Whole WhfHf HoHH PEE
bHffrl 800. Ffnham. 1850 rrHHaw.
10H. uef bnleI f2Ib. rye n0uH Doe.
rrf barrel tf45l rye fpuG Zoe per
bale 1850 rfs meal. aaH. ner hauaIs
ffgE. buehuheHt per barrel. 500.
Kofm meal. Zoe. uaf baln. 1913. corn
mcaI Doe PEE barrel $500. yellow
corn meat. Toe. per DHta. q 20. white
corn meal. Dos. 800. rolled oats. pee
barei. CCc4 fG25. Hhoat flakes
box. 10 iHa ffz0. FaHuH. per bafref.
$3.50 Parma. f0sfb FaUkH. per bale.
1000. hauinYt large. per barrel
1850. HomiuY small ioa bale. tz.b9.
Holly relf raising buekwhent, per
ease. ft25. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case. 300, pearl barley.
70 10 boxes. per ewt. tfH0 pearl
barley. IG0alb sacks. 100 allf
peas. 90 10 boxes. 100, split peas.
100 10 boxes fit0. popcorn, per
cwt. t1Ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
NOT AS IT
APPEARS
President Monaghan, OF Rem
ton Mine Workers. Saws
Strike Is Not Settled

There are few facts iu regard
"a this strike that have not been
revealed 20 the public says John
Monaghan. president Of the miners
union so Ksuton. captain HILL af
the Rentou coal mines. stated that
there were 90 men now nt work
and drawing their t115 every DAY
These men gst so cents for every
car they load The old miners re-
ccived &lo5. and the best OF them
never made more than sac FOR the
hardest days work man ever put
iu. but this statement of Hnrs vas
denied later on.
There are only a. men AZ work
new, and there Is not a man among
them that makes over $50 Hi
says himself that every car OF coal
these men turn out costs about
t2.5t. with experienced miners the
same would cost f14u5. This shows
the difference between miners and
men that are supposed 60 be miners.
These are INNS own figures
The miners Of Reuton are a fair
~ well-to-do class. nearly am 81
them own their homes. The United
Mine Workers are paying something
like S4o0 per week. Every miner aut
of work receives 81. his - SIC s. and
DO cents for every child. SO they are
not in want This Eocs TO show that
The miners viii not have 60 give I'M
right away
William Blaekman. state labor
commissioner. said those men are
the most agreeable lot he ever met.
aud N they were getting their Just
deserts there would Zoe no trouble
nm said there We're only l. or Is
idle miners i'm Reutou. but last Sat
urdny night there were Is men who
applied for their money In the con-
trihution fund. These sensible men
hive offered Co split the difference
OF their former wages aud those
the company wants TO pay them.
making 80 81 cents per car. This
the company would not. but still
hires non union aud inexperienced
men that cost more than they are
worth.
The Reutou mines are not turn
ing out much coal now. Not enough
20 meet the demand. This IL owing
To the ineNperience Of the miners.
The end H. not yet In sight. but
the miners are willing 10 so to work
" they set what is right, What
more could you expect"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17

IS hsffH #ffFuN STATE HHa.fH.aI IA.
Eufa tarh end HHsaH NfffsF o. -.
IHmiHH sfart HafEEe. EaaH EIaft.
fHHfHEar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
Star Want Ad Agencies.

= X Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. 500.
Cts hall
trener, nrua Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
". A. Mansfield s Co. DRUGGIST
a3ra ard laaktou.
oraeam's Home Bakery, e5e3 Let
uNenue.
c NJ tohadroff, cigar store, eiO' 5
Second.
Thos. Harris. at Postoffloe. BENTON.
lttle.a Pharmacy lat ave, north
aNd Harrison street }, ~, little.
rrNnrleter
Carlton 4 Ce.. praaa .st, eer 9Th
90 and pae. street. south Seattle.
=. A. Moefe, pcttoffiec. 50. Pack.
univeftltN Drive Store, University
Staten
tto,,ell 81, Pharmacy, tosi Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr CLARK. pre-
nristar. SOS {. Madison
Columbia pruo store ". , stud
lev. prors Columbia. Mash.
Erc sdsVaN Pharmacy. 2. E. Fisher
prep. SIS Broadway ard James.
Quaker rru0 CO. foil 1T aNr,
1earY's Pharmacy, 21a N. broad
Waxs phons. Union %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17

MAN uo&Iifst. naasaes aaH ta.Ghs
Iamara tfH#H Recon s fHHat aHt
FHHHHH
HaHH N.#H hHf.L HsHHsf IHHHt
.HH HHHH
MIHa NHHE moderated anH eH#ar
HafH uafIara ifafHf ifaHaHf i#s
FIfHH aNH ft#aw
VArau t#n. msassss % r4Es e..
EHsHH =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
BUSINESS DIRECTORY


OSBORNE rgEMF a ea tn
HafHHftah#A fss wIrIHH rfalfu aH.
streets Hes. Hsnf 81 .faaI l#fF UlaE
fha#Hs HHHsa# tF fHH rs
I0pfIf Whit Esf.f.t kNF0uU
HhsEf4.f ga HafnH shHH ItaH HHHr.
mfHt Hf tfalsH BIS i'iHHe sfaIn 50
sfATft.E AmsTlNer 90 y - IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
"lu COWBOY AND rlfEiApY


Hetui. thsItar patrons usra azf
uiEht afforded another opportunity
tn compare tns Hft af hat Goods. IT,
with tho Hff ~ Janice NHHl tn
thsif respective Interpretation at
chat sUiHHr buhniHr HIiN THINE
III, guH huF and tho tHdt nHW
the NafHHiHs Hud uufIHug pen 81
tkdr IIt.h
fb,fs trs fsU people who hatf
HeHu aauiHiu Ina ths plHHs HHa " ha
last uifhi saw ktu Boo It that HHl
nat H1 iHHf SsH rItHs iusi ~
HIIIHtlH I'D production HH tna fnH#
ha#I.d HrH eccentric husband af
Makiu# Elliott Their methods afH
different tHsIt druHtu# Instincts
HHH different GauIHIu o. HlH#Fr au
the HIeu fsf HHaufHnsaHH tffrsfH.
md HHsH most 60 aHHH laugh af
elicit fuuHi IF appliance hf H hIf
uf extern nuHusaaa IiEr. iona which
IeffHtfH often ffam The fffEai.a sffsHI
boat uHHmH tho audience mura fH hia
personality lH The piece. Hhii# NrIi
aabyrsa closely To thH test De- Wofs
refiaua and beads ~ bite energies
striving ta increase THE intrinsic
dramatic NHiH" ~ tn uI#E Had HI#
UIH nIH aHu ultimate ambition
nhIHh hir conception Of the fiHY
lfauHr#
Tho Cowboy and ihe Lads" 81
fiseH a. the SELL company lHHt
might still HIHuH forth tH ars I'd THE
beet u'HEH fhr company hHH ever
ATTEMPTED In fHfH tIfF HH1 should
rHHeIf fUIH hard working .HH#.IrH#
iiaaH HHI fHoa2hffai DeurHJ 81
uI4srrs 10 ~. hearts ~ thsaief-
FHafH
TIE fiay nseIa no H#.isa here II
is lau sell Known fer that IHf the
AtIH ,aHHaHF Iasf nome 81 Zee HIIfH
Ifa ur tfH hraaEIHaHa Thsf maHa the
musf ~ IfH clever IIBss. &c natural
dramatic Situations Hna thiuFa
moved sIfH ffIHfuHIH-a ease uHH
dtHHafrh. thsf emuEHHfErs the we'll
balanced talent ~ che company
sHU HH Teddy 90 Harvard made
sfi.HHII hero. bot iu sfufa TONS
fnH f.rt perhaps lIfHHs fHH rsHIauH
l1 fhHf. 90 anything lH ssHIa ftuif
BOB 40 HHIH# NHI#h .sH fHr both
huHHr aHi HsfhHH Fearing let be
IsaH taa fIr - fHH lighter eide. hr r.
Inclined fs HHaF taa faH faaafH
fHa De- sd emotional side Haf
Ita ROT 81 anfofFIfatIe fuIt NIsH
chapman uat.s s a1mfHfhafIH and
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lud mIaef faIss aHs ,aUthts handled
The EaHffIa IhtIfsr $40. backed a6
hufh rHffurmanHH ssHtefda5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17

ftf acres uH FHHHhH IafHH# #ffH#
eiHsrsa SOD hHHifIH#H HHe DrHhafI#
fHHuinH uHHer E'fIHH 81 80 A faf=
q NEtAEI-l- n. Al...--.- -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
LITTLE TALES
TERSElY TOLD

GRAFTON sHAWN. Of NnaAIas.
ared W yrafs. paa arrested sauuf.
iay mofulnF uu warrant sworn
10 ~ The sister of Lawrence sar,u
SON charging shawn aitH having
shot hrr brother IN The IeH making
amHatattun Necessary Tho affair
happened several daFs ago bftef the
bnya bad quarrriad
SUSIE kANOIaA. an assd puy.
AiluH Indian WOMAN. aaa afaaus,I
Friday uight by the upaettluF Of
her sanae Charles Warner n ma
Tive Sandwich ISLANDER ahn vas
her companion daeEHi Ter body
aHhaf. aHd at ali airhl by her side
ga. kIuE fu hud fro ADD moaning 10
himself Mra kamulIa lad lived
un she fuyatinp reservation since
her childhood and ounrl touald.
efatls property uHar Tacoma.
TffE col NTN COMMISSIONERS
at fafoma have de- lded - extend
Iiraaln avenue another mile across
ihe eide rats in the dire ton Of
HuHnna The uaup'f Twins in that
vicinity have been fltmurnH o.
have thaf district ir kiue .eaBtg
Included lu Pierre
THE WHArC0M county and
San Iuau county feathera aili bold
ioiuf institute NJ HeIiinrHam THE
Nerh
WILLIAM 81 SHAW. assistant
cashier IT The Exchange National
hauE nt spakau. and candidate
for state treasurer hsfure the re-
publican convention. dIri 81 heart
disease Saturday iis aaa a. Years
cid and lsates widow AID fpGf
children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17

e#rs.HH f.s IaHEHFH.Has frae
Waii HHiteff. fIHs rHatH tfraa 81
eHsh IalHaEt aaf. taH anI three
YEARS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17
TIE mJs OF CAfIFoRSIAt

sThe uus II California scored
big hlt ~ the Third Avenue the
ataF yesterday afternoon nud iaHt
night The play warns the hearts
IT che audience in no minor degree
hf be realistic stage settings incl
dent - the typical rural life The
audience simply reared when "a big
uaFuinIY ssN. who seemed - be con
alHrmuiy sNolied up over her I'm
ItIatUff appearance ~ "a member Of
ths theatrical profession. walked
eamrlH#enlIy out on the stage and
tHnfsH ~ them. while itH Jaws
worked uufraainKiY over snFufy
quId Ducks and chickens ALEC strut
faB about the stage peckiug ar the
HaIs a. the boards. which they eRi-
IDENTIFY took f1r Il new brand ~ corn
Tho paF has ita exciting pathetic
aHd amusing stages. and iH drawn
from TIE scenes incident 20 the dis
.avery ~ gold IN California. and
pleased the house from start 90 Tin.
IHh JHrelh 3 Mills. az Ariel iIIll
Is gentle cid farmer. who thinks
Hafr ~ htr peace Of mind than Of
riches. made the hit Of the evening
gaa Tate. ~ Fat kept the au-
disnre roaring with his uitfigiHmH
aHd uutiffnr II not rfugferatFr.
study % the legal profession The
other members u the cast all rou-
fHIhufaH toward making the play enc
II che beet seen az the Third Az
aHus fer a long time 'The Hlila -
raIIf.fnias Wili continue throughout
tHs rHlIfe seek.
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tho audience with an eahIhIfIuH Of
That Hufrificd relic Of the iaat sen-
fHfE H #Hitn walk
There Htu plenty on uotfItleH 600
TIE production to keep ones interest
fHfoi ur pretty well throughout tho
tht.a lone arta. and o. must Boz said
ihHt The Wizard OF 0z made 90
tremendous hIt with tho gallery
gods The Grand was packed up.
#fHIfa and down. showing that Hsat.
IT, faIk- care more for ffI#uIIIea
than fhrF DO for such auIrHald
dramatic productions ne vHH given
b. kHfIs Ur.lew last week
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nat g. D. hsdit fH th5a stafr seek
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HEftE EEN SEAT AND TACOMA
- miles iram a#s Hf fhr H#at faeaa
DEE Gee wales 1.rta naft aat.fH
fuffuml EHI#HUrH EHfHaH HH#lHHs4 aH
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90 9. Hasi HHd r#s4HfsHHH nauHf d.
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SHIP FILTERS
LAID OFF
Especial % tn. s.arl

BREMERT0S. oct. I7.-Twenty-
one ship filters In the construction
and repair department at the Brem-
erton navy yard were laid off this
morning owing 10 the scarcity o.
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-17

bR sEVEHA Noe nii privntc. rars.
uuH and chronic diHrnaes - u,.n SOL
women Blood poison. eentrisssfal
dihensea cured in wsek Cons aifsls
Ton nc tall or write. suite 1 xai5
Ivan bioeh, Seattle, Wsah.
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Musical


NJ aud Mrs brurlla npaa Violin and
piuua instruction. ta9 Flfth as. Ind
IL FfU
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THE WHArC0M county and
San Iuau county feathera aili bold
ioiuf institute nj HeiltnrHam ihlH
Nerh
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WATER Shut OFF

Water will be shut off tomorrow
from s a. m. to D. m In the whole
district north of Lake Union, in-
Guiding Brooklyn. Latona. Ere
mont. Green Lake and Ballard.
FIRE AT Salem. Ore. Sunday
night destroyed the flax warehouse
leased by Eugene Bosse. Flax val
ued at $4,000 was destroyed and
the total loss will reach $50 .OOo
covered by only $4,000 insurance.
JOSEPH WOODS. proprietor of
the Union meat market. at Ho-
quinn, sustained compound frac-
turo OF tho right leg yesterday. hay
Ing been run into by an automobile.
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