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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
DROWNED
BkTHER MEETS DEATH m
WHITE RIVER. NEAR BUCK.
LEY


BUCKLEY. June Is Robert
Christensen. a young man 20 yeara
'of age. was drowned about z
O'Clock yesterday afternoon while
bathing In White river. lie Naa
seized with cramps while Ia the
water and screamed for help. Ills
companion. a young man named
Boyse. became frightened and ran
for help. which arrived about half
an hour aftsrward. The body wa
quickly recovered from the water
and everything possible done III
reauscitate the young man. but -
no purpose. Christensen was the
oldest aon Of Mr. and Mrs. Andfew
Christensen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
WILL CONFER ON
SMOKE NUISANCE
BOARD OF HEALTH AND OTHER CITY OFFICIALS
TO DISCUSS PROBLEM NEXT THURSDAY EVEN
ING-scHooL BOARD ARCHITECT READY TO RE
PORT

10 Richmond. Virginia. az the local
delegate 20 the convention OF the
National Association of Stationary
Engineers. which n to be held In
that city from August ] 10 9.
This will give him an excellent
opportunity 20 get 10 the bottom OF
the matter Manufacturers viii
have ON exhibition At the c0nyen
ton all OF the most approved ap-
planes used in smoke canHump=
ton and Mr Murray can also see
personally engineers who are an-
thorities on the subject. lie viii
try 20 find out what sort Of appa-
ratua would be specially adaptable
% conditions In Seattle
tie will visit New York. Chicago.
Boston and other large cities 30 zee
how the smoke evil il handled in
such large manufacturing centers.
Mrs Murray viii accompany him
She goes 90 the convention OF the
Leaders Of the Women Of the q. A.
r. being delegate At large from
this state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

The members OF the board Of
health Will meet Thursday evening
% take up the smoke evil With 9th
er city officials President Tough
AIRY no announced yesterday Mayor
nallinger. chief Of Police Delaney.
Chairman Criohton. Of the health
and sanitation committee Of the
council. Boiler inspector Murray
and Fire Marshal Kellogg have
been invited 90 attend the confer
anre.
Architect stephens has about
completed a report on the advisa-
biiity aud cost OF preventing the
emission Of smoke from school
buildings which he will present 10
the neat meeting Of the board Of
education.
W b. Murray. the city boiler In
apectof, ia going 90 make the study
Of smoke consuming and preventing
apparatus the object Of special
study on an Eastern trip on which
he Ia 70 leave on July 20 lie Eoea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
ROBBED WHILE DRUNK

James HauRhlin. a iodger at the
New Western hotel. started off on
the wrong foot last night Il did
not take him long 20 find a saloon
on Washington street, and IN isas
time than Il takes 20 tell Il he had
become we'll acquainted with a
MIXED lot He reported 10 the po-
lice this morning tia, be had been
robbed Of $50 and a gold watch all
he had he was intoxicated when
he made the report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

a crowd OF young men who were
present living Ia an old boathauae
near there.
John CRhalln. employed n the OF
flee OF the Pacific biscuit company.
took charge Of the canoe and took
Il 60 a house nearby. from which
place Captain OF Police Bailey was
notified An investigation was i'm
mcdiately started.
Cheal was tn partnership With ".
o stitkncy. b22 Chamber Of Com
nerve building. in the brokerage
business Today Mr. stiekney
stated that 50 far as he knew there
Is no reason for his partners disap-
pearanee. unless he met with an &C.
eident However. Il IL known that
the alleged shortage at WOolsey'a
office came to a crisis Saturday AZ
that time Cheai promised 90 make
good the amount saying that he
waa Ia position 10 do 30 now He
formerly worked In a confidential
capacity for Wooisey. but left there
six months aEo 10 enter the office
OF Mr.. stickney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

SAN FRANCISCO. June q The
steamer Mafipoaa. from Tahiti.
brings the story Of boiler oxplu-
sion aboard the French cruiser
nurance. several weeks ago. FL
teen men were killed. The accident
occurred while the cruiser was en-
route from Noumea 20 Papeete.
ST LOUIS. No. June Is -Thia
was University Of Michigan day on
the exposition calendar Members
OF the faculty and alumni TO total
OF several thousand we're present
and took part In the celebration OF
the day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
THE CIT WOW

A superior court jury returned q
verdict for the defendant this morn
Ign In the damage suit Of Mrs.
Nicholas Schmitt against the city.
Mrs. sehmist sued for tia 600 dam
aEes for injuries sustained ~ fail
Ing into an excavation on FIRST az
anun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

lie denies Mrs. stoekman's ale
cations Of non support and cruelty.
aud alleges that IL la bis wife Who
has abused him. lie tells Of ocoa=
siaha when she erept up behind him
aa he sat In q chair and beat him
over the head with a poker. aud
also says that she has attempted 10
stab him.
MFs stnrkmau according 20 her
husbands cross complaint. IL e.
traYhRant aud shlftlesa. lie gives
her all the money be can rake 10
Eether. he alleges. and stili she
r. not satisfied. and refuses "a
mend his clothes or cook bis meala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
TELLS ALL
ABOUT IT
Another ST. Louis Boodler
Makes Full Confession


ST LOUIS. Mo. June = Charles
Gutke a former member Of the 81
Louis house % delegates. this morn
ing made a full confession 20 Cir
cult Attorney Polk % hts connec-
tion Sith the famous lighting deals
Gutke told how he Eot bis 8 500
as a delegate at Lehmanna re-
nowned birthday party. A steno-
ErapAie report 81 the confession
will be presented 70 the grand jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
IT'S TRULY
PATHETIC

Albert n. stoekman. whose wife.
Mrs. Emma StockmAn. recently
auad him for divorce. filed a sen
aationai answer aud cross com
plsint In the superior court today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
DISEASE Turks
IN CITY SEWER

Superior Judge Griffin Il hearing
today the suit brought b. Katie
Drum and W ~ Morgan % force
the city 10 abandon a sever outlet
on the tide flats. on the ground
that Il IL a nuisance.
The plaintiffs also seek @ reeov-
er g. 800 damAgea Their contention
l. that III health has resulted 20
tenants OF buildings they own In
the vicinity Of the sewer mouth be
cause 81 the escaping sewer EAM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
KANDALS
AT KORK
Santos Dumonts AirShip
Ruined by Souvenir Hunters


ST LOUIS. Mo. June ~ Van
dala have ruined santos Dumont's
balloon ~ entering the bis sheds
in which the aiunhipa are stored and
cutting the elk covering Of the
santos VII. the latest pattern Of
irahip built bY Dumont n was TO
have been used BY him Ia the aerial
contest Al the fair The destruction
of the airship la thought % be- the
work Of souvenir hunters Repairs
cannot be made FOR the initial flight
July 4. - intended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

The sui drought by o. V. Law
son 10 enioln the city from proceed
ing with the regrade Of Second av-
enue until he shall have been paid
for damages which he claims will
result to his property on Denny
way Is being heard in the superior
court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
SAYS car HIT HIM

4. H. Stanley filed a 10000 dam
age suit against the Seattle Electric
company Ia the superior court this
morning. The plaintiff claims 10
have sustained serious injuries by
being knocked down by a Green
Lake car last October.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

MIR Chcal was hon-i IN Law OF
Mr. Cardln. OF Seattle. Of the firm
OF Cardln 4 nlbh. grain dealers. a
brother OF Frank Cardin. 81 Taco
ma Maurice Cheal was the son OF
Rev James chcai. who Vas rector
% 81 Peters and 81 Andrews
churches Of Tacoma for several
years Mr. Chcal vas we'll known
In Seattle.
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Notice to Subscribers

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ACQUITT

or. 7. %. FERGUSON FOUND
NOT GUILTY OF CHARGE
OF nANsLAuoHTER FILED
AGAINST HIM FOLLOWING
SENSATIONAL DEATH OF
AGNES DOWNS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

Best dinner IN Seattle. with Hau
tsrnes or burgundy, At Malaon Mar
bsria. Second And James. every eve
ming. n.n. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28
Most
Married
Men

co DOWN TOWN AT NIGHT TO
GET THOSE THINGS WHICH
THE WIFE FAILS TO HAVE IN
THE HOUSE. THE WISE WIFE
PROVIDES
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Smart clothes. Herald. 1929 "a. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-28

Smart clothes Herald. is10 "a. .
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

DEC. IL eos he purpose Of urging for
ward the aoveosnt and the esar must
either suppress Il o. permit II. In
either case the result. sooner or later.
viii b that Russia will have . COAST
tutioa aad . pariiamsat.
To psopls living h frss eosatsiss
this appafsat gropius aad creeping d
The Russians toward civilization aad
libssty 10 taatalising. what Ne would
ali Ike 70 - II that couatry 10 Q
sudden uphsaval which would over.
turn astoeeaey II . moment and for.
ever. and possibly ws may yet 80 Il.
EvssytAins Indicates that the fuel u
veil prepared and that vhsa the
match 10 applied the eoaaaSraiion
gill b. asscs. Russaa viii YET b .
ffes countfy.
These hopes seem to have reason.
able fouadatioa h the disastrous var
which Russia 10 vagiag IN the far
east. Thst shs viii ultimately over.
power and drive back the japanese
seems probable saough. snisss inter.
national comp,seatioas should arrest
her. but this will not sitossthss pes-
vent the uprising st home.
Il V not nov coaestvabis that Rus.
sia sbouid easrss fro0 the eoa1ie(
without . p.tiabls los a prsetiss ~
badly crippled II her resources. az
tAsos elects ca no& - without SSH
on sGscts % hse domestic iaseitu-
tioas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Death thwarted the ambitious
plans Of Richard r. De Jons. . Chi.
ago inventor. last Monday. by pre-
renting him from building an airship
Tor which he had recently secured .
patent.
De Jong had devoted many years to
he study Of aerial navigation and .
Few days before his death he declared
hat he had solved the dimcult prob
lem. He expected TO be able within
few months to demonstrate the &C.
:uracy Of his calculations by sailing
ais craft over the city. Tho ship wss
q be propelled BY either electricity or
gasoline motor. A few days DO
tore his death Mr.. De long said:
80 far AZ the public 10 concerned
Ill the airships ever devised have been
failures because all are based upon
wrong plans and mistaken ideas. II
Is an error 10 build . ship. suspended
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

from which IL big box or cage. This
Is bound to sway and put the balloon
out Of course. The theory Of balloon
and cage has long been exploded. Ny
airship 10 sustained partly with gas.
but the deck is not . cage. It IL
where . carrying deck ought to be.
shall use . high.power gasoline mo.
tor. but would prefer electricity IL
the storage battery II found feasible.
l am doing my work At Roseland and
some Of these days I will turn my
ships. Prov upward. and sail over
Chicago with Is much accuracy OF d..
rection ~ IN ocean liner"
Several OF the inventors friends
were Interested In the invention and
recently . company was organized to
carry the plans TO execution. II IL a..
serted that despite the loss Of their
chief. the me.Abers Of the company
will yet build the ship.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
RUSSIA FACING a CRISIS.
Significance u Demand Made BY Rep.
ressNtatlvss u Zemstvos.

Significance o. Demand Made BY Rep.
rsssNtatlvss u Zsmstvos.
When the car OF Russia permits
meeting of the representatives Of the
lemstvos in St. Petersburg for the
obvious II not avowed purpose OF agi-
tating for . constitution. and when
that body by q vote Of Sc to 10 boldly
informs him that the country urgently
needs - specially elected body to par
ticipate In Legislation" 1t IL plain that
. crisis has arrived In the history OF
the Russian bureaucracy.
II is true the meeting had to be
held without oficiai auspices and the
representatives are said not to ce
hopeful Of Immediate success. but. on
the other hand. this IL orly the be-
ginning Of the agitation.
The rsmstvos themselves will meet
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
nsam,r ron TWENTY vrAaa


Jsese Hiteh hss Lswe Stunned Com.
pany - his Kind.
For twenty years Jacob Ritch has
lived the life OF . hermit among the
timbered hills Of southern Illinois, hav.
Ing IN oil that time never 'oaee silent
under . roof A. one time be was :
fairly prosperous farmer. but he was
swind!ed out Of everything he owned
A short time afterward his wife and
two children died. Ritch then wan.
dered iato the woods. where he lived
constantly until one evening last week,
whsn he applied to tho police OF Belle.
Vile for food. He presented tho ap-
pcarance Of vesitabic Rip Van win.
kle. with his white hair and beard, his
tsttersd clothes asd his hent form.
He said he had bssa roaming all over
southern Illinois and feeling that ais
end vas approaching he yielded TO an
impulse TO travel back to scenes Of his
old home. He was sent To the county
hospital for treatment.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
RACE WILL sE AMERICAN.
Future Statue Of the People Of the
United 0tatee. q

Fusufs Statue Of the People Of the
United ststes. =
The people Of the United States are
often called Anglo saxons. II is a mis-
homer. They speak the Language Of
the AngloSaxons. Their laws and
many Of their institutions are but the
modified laws and Institutions Of the
AnElo-saxons. Many Of them are of
Ensiish descent But their personality Z
already widely differs from that OF :
Englishmen. and the difference 10
bound greatly to increase.
President Roosevelt brought out this
fact and one of Its causes In his I'd.
dress At the unwilling OF the statue
OF Frederick the Great. The blood Of
almost every civilized peopie-of Irish
men. Enslishmen. Germans. Italians.
frenchmen. slavs. Greeks and Scan
dtnAvians-runs In American veins.
This unprecedented intermlxture OF
the practical genius OF the English
nan with the Imagination Of the ltal-
ian. Of the steady Industry and somber
temper Of the Teutou with the mer.
eurial habits and Joyous disposition Of
- osSSS euo WV 81 tt1s COOtO uGt
fail In any circumstances to produce
q race essentially dis Great from any
OF those from which II sprang.
But not only IL this intsrmixtuSs Of
races unprecedented. TIE coalitions
under which II 70 happening also arc
unique.
Henry Thomas Buckle believed that
the climate Of . country formed, In
the loag run. the minds and characters
OF it, people. The Inhabitants ol tNe
tropics were iadoient and unprogrss-
sire because the bouatiful sartA BRO
vidsd Tor almost all their wants. while
the Industry and progrsssivsasss q
those Of temperate regions were born
OF their succsssfsl struggle 70 make
niggsrdly nature Yield then Q Mviae.
Buckles gsoeraiisatsoa vas too svesp-
Ing. but ssausstioaably peesliasitiso
a climate have helped mold the pee.
soaaiity Of an aatioas. asd are help
Ing shape the pessoaaiity a oufo.
History. language. Institutions viii
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
caoss OCEAN IN THREE oAvs.
American Shlpyards TO Turn Out
Werld's Eastest 0Aat.

American Sh'pyaroe to Turn Out
WORLDS Fastest 0sst.
II took Christopher Columbus sew.
enty days TO cross the Atlantic ocean
but that was 400 years ay" Al the
present moment the fastest ship has
crossed In I'VE days six hours and
twenty minutes. From seventy days
10 less than SIX days IL long Jump. but
Lewis Nixon, the Cramps. and Rich
ard u. Painter. three expert ship
builders and marine inventors. are
getting ready TO launch an ocean giant
which will cross the ocean In three
days-wili. II necessary. make .
round trip to England and back again
10 New York betweea Monday n0rn.
Ing and Saturday night. This new
transatlantic racer 10 TO be
christened the Meteor. When Ia the
water she viii look very much like
one Of the present big ocean steam.
ships. the only particularly noticeable
difference being that her smoksstacks
will be sig IN number.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
Justice Harlan Wants Die Navy.

Justice Harlan Of the United Statss
supreme court addressed . class At
the George Washington university law
school tho other day. lie declared
that he would lose no sleep" should
the government build = navy - large
as ali the other nAviss Of The world
combinsd. The Justice was discussing
that portion Of the eonstitutioa which
rays that Congress shall have the
n yer 10 provide and natataia .
navy" In bis oplaioa. powerful
acet would BE- the BEST possible prss-
ervaiion Of peace. % Other pewsss
would b slow 10 pick . quarrel With
. aa:.oa 20 we'll provoked.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
avs.,.. Railroad. Les. Money.

In the Russian railway budget for
1904 the gross revenue from tho state
railways Is estimated Al Cs7.300. 900.
and Expenditures on them. Including
working expenses. improvements and
purchase Of rolling stock. 10 estimated
At E<s. <0o.0 900. showing \ net revenue
Of GSO0.0O0. But ~ the pay0sat Of
interest on government railway boads
absorbs annually . further sun Of
nearly Git.o0o 700. the total ds1cN on
state railways aione would Appear to
be thirteen millions sterling teiS.
900 900 E 800 .000). exclusive Of I'd.
vance of guaranteed interest. &C.. to
private companies.--london 4aginsss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The Japanese minister 10 recover
Ing from hts recent surgical opera
ton. and is able to joke about II. The
supposition Is that he and his vermi.
form appendix parted In . friendly
spirit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

No government would through it,
foreign omcs-st least not aow-so
80 far - TO convey tho Impression 10
Russia that II fFisndly Representations
did not sui.ce other measures would
be considered. Public opinion has 10
such limitations. II this country. II
England. In France. IN Austria. Ger.
many. o. Italy. nsa are entirely free
TO express their belief that the war
ought to BE- sndsd. BY the voluntary
coming tsssthsr Of Russia and japan
u possible. through the application Of
. gradually Increasing pressure u
they would not Otherwise consent.
The world wants peAco-it 10 vsry
tired Of the war.-New York Timss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Japan 10 suffering from the stress
Of war. In Toxic . cigar that usually
COTS two cents nov fetchcs aftcen.
and beer Ii twenty-five cents . bottle.
This IL enough TO drive the wayfarsr
70 the national teapot.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The Manchester Mirror and Amcri.
can has . cartoon under which runs
the line. in times Of storm. don't you
want . man At the heinz" We certain.
~ do. but not the man who conjures
I'D the wind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

To his Bible class. Sunday. Mr.. John
d. Rockefeller. Jr.. decried the rush
for sudden wealth and upheld the dig.
nifty OF the little things Of life. How
easy Il Is to soorn wealth when you
have 70!
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The theory that health is contagious
may be all right enough. but most Of
us are suficiently inoculated by our
ordinary habits TO prevent our catch.
ing much OF II.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

A French deputy has given Gen.
Andre ''le boxe" with his unaccus-
toned Gallo fist. And there isn't
even a campaign on!
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Mrs. Maybrick will write = book. Il
will not be worth reading. but people
will read II because Mrs. Maybrick
wrote II. Notoriety is one road TO (pe.
cuniary) successful authorship.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Two men held UP 4 North Dakota
poolroom and got away with $50. This
is the first instance on record OF
poolroom getting the worst Of days
business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
AIdi,e Ashltest.e~.

Lord lassd0v1s uttered o ploss
hops tAat japan ed Russia may seek
a. umpire oe their quarrel. Yet W.
fear tAat tAoss tvo uahsppy natjoas
Will for The prsssat aid the cause
only By showing how doubiy disas.
tFous the wasiiks cosrss 10 vndsr mod.
en- conditioas. To sdjvdicatc . quar-
rel amer oas OF he<A Of tho parties
sss peostrats. ~ aftss Interested
sood oaoasttaAs have cone 70 their
rshss. has always bssa II fashioa. As1
notAiag pleads Aoss s,oSusatiy sos
eetses,lua asbitfoejeo thaa ahe ~.
full cestiissss u 1sAtias arst asd ~
6itrssisS astsrvas1.-Nsv York N,ss
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Gen Andre. the war minister Of
France. who Was assaulted In the as.
Sembly. is Justified In feeling the
strongest resentment against . civil.
ian trying to hght.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

A London paper says . wife ceases
10 be . bride ak weeks after mar.
rage. Whether this Ia inherent In
the constitution Of things or tho aver.
aging up Of the results Of observation
the paper doesn't say.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The man who lived with . woman
several years and Introduced her 10
his acquaintance ~ his wife. has
asked the Law to make her quit claim.
Ing TO be his wife. Whist will people
ssxt ask the law TO dof
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The man who doesn't know enough
to look sober when a girl says that
she is mad with him Is sadly inexpe-
rienced.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

II. as a Partisan doctor says. love
may be traced to the presence OF .
microbe. We must allow that 1t is a
coy little germ to have about the
house.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03
COLORADO.

A publisher says his wifes suit for
divorce has ruined his business. He
ought to have been An actor.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The Cleveland Cat club has Just
held its first annual meeting. Like =
good many clubs OF greater age. its
primary object is TO feed the kitty.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Over in Spain a man who becomes
the father Of large family receives
title. But do Spanish titles help to
pay grocery bills?
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

London dispatches say Mrs. Lang.
try has fallen upon evil days. Which
Is poetic way Of saying that there
are others who are younger.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

English women universally con.
denim the American short.skirt habit:
SO would the American women II they
had the English feet.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The FIRST days regular receipts Of
the New York subway were given to
the New York city hospitals sort
OF advance payment, as 1t were.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

1t is rot always safe to Judge the
state OF our prosperity by the prices
put on the new hats for women.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

The man who says his wife deserted
him thirty.seven times in seven years
must at least have had good many
visits from her.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Andrew Carnegie says we will have
universal peace in the year 5000. We
don't care what they have In 5000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

Nan Patterson. now on trial At New
York for murder, had achieved some
notorIety before her arrest ~ .
chorus girl in ''Florodora." She 10 charg-
cd With killing Caesar" Young. .
bcokmaxsr. In hanson cab last June.
us.uz . PISTOL in the deadly work. but
there are witnesses who allese that
The Monte Vista journal., 1904-12-03

rhsesy shs ss''ss asssslsss.