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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Mistakes IN TIE makeup % the
Aal'ots fsr the election for couuell
naa il he Foarternth ward. which
night hass lnsallaaied ihe election
IA NaeMAhon wou, we're dlacov.
wes ~ Thomas d MacMahou. pe0-
~ aanexats0n party candidate.
As narning. and The entire bot viii
kam b be printed over again %
massm with the law
A rariax eTruF occurred Ia the
wsEnag az DE name q the Srnuh-
szs partY IN lAfgc tYpc. and the
sana d The peopies annexation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct g.
Judge seawell has decided that Y.
Tlmoto and NJ NakaHhima. the two
Japanese who sued the city for
s2.b75 for damage done 90 restau.
rant and bath house on Folsom g.
by a mob last May, can bring suit
for 1915 damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
ELECTIONS COME HIGH

The cost OF registration aud cleo
tons "a Seattle during the coming
year viii b. fully ti5.eo0 aud that
amount has been allowed ia tho
annual estimate The first OF the
year 30 special men sili ba given
work Tor 10 days on the registra.
ton books
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
CAN FIND NO
INDICTMENTS

CHICAGO. Oct 8 The special
grand Jury which Investigated the
charges Ia the standard Oil Com.
pany pamphlet made b. President
hoffett. Of tho STANDARD oil Com
pany of Indiana. that other shippers
we're violating the rebate las. has
reported 10 Judge Lands that Moi
fott failed to give any evidence on
which indictments could be return.
ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
DAMN DIVORCE

WALLACE. idaho. oct. b--Grace
NJ Damn has sued for divorce from
Guatave Damn after "a years OF
married life on the grounds Of neg
lect aud failure 90 provide for the
Damn family She asserts he gam.
BLEED all of his earnings The de-
PENDANT In q clerk In a store here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

BREMERTON. oct b.--George
Trahoy. charged with assault with
intent 10 commit murder made by
Martin Biornstad has been dis.
missed for want of jurisdiction
The assault was supposed 10 have
taken place on the steamer Athlon
last Sunday night on route here
from Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
HOLD UP


DENVER. Colo. Oct 81 "
Arnold. paymaater o. the Northern
Coal company. was held Mp al the
point Of a gun In the heart OF the
business district this morning and
relieved 81 a satchei containing
g. SEQ which he was taking 10 the
miuers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

s NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct g.
The dock aud common council OF
New Orleans, afflliating under lts
jurisdiction more than 1900 lab.
ororB Of all classes employed upon
levce work. voted late Friday 10
eall out all its members I'm a gen.
eral strike. effective nc once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
MIKADO'S REAL
MOTHER DEAD

TOXIC, Oct u--Tho mikado's
real mother. Nakayama. who held
the highest rank NJ the imperial
court. is reported dead The mika.
do has been supposed to be the son
Of the deceased Empress Asaoko.
but Nakayamas son was adopted
by the late ruler as his heir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
SOLD FOR $4,000.

Henry Llpman this morning sold
10 Warren G., Stotaon. for the flo.
fius Steel a. Equipment company,
GA acres Of land in the Collins
Donation claim at Georgetown The
nnrrhnae price waa tin.0n0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
BLOWN TO ATOMS

TOXIC. oct. Sixty three Girls
were killed and a similar number
Injured IN a terrific explosion today
IN the Takatsuh ammunition fac
tory At Osaka The girls were ex.
aiming and sorting shells and
cartridges which had been con.
dsmned when the accident occurred.
A late dispatch says tho factory In
one fire and that a number ~ boats
carrying explosives are burning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

LONDON. oct 6-~The London
papers manifeet grave concern over
the Calcutta riots They regard
the failure "a make arrests aa the
worst feature Of tho affair There
~ a general demand that kcir ifar.
die. the agltator, be expelled from
India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
Death Record.

Deaths were registered today as
follows:
Ftzgorald-lnfant October 3. 52i
Yoslor way
Rendleman- y Rendleman, GO.
October 3. G52S Earl 81.
Hall-lnfant. October 3, 1921
Jackson st.
Morse-S NJ Morse. 20, October
4. Waysde Emergency hospital
Jackson Infant, September %.
1903 Marion st.
GallagherF +. Gallagher 7. Octo.
Der 4. sixth av. N. and Boston ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
WAS USED FOR HUMAN
PUNCHING BAG
tsy United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Sc. 10
aeph Portfolio. an omploye Of a
slaughter house. in securing a war
rant for the arrest Of several men.
related startling tale Of being
trussod up 10 the arm Of telegraph
pole and used as a punching bag BY
4 gang Of men who. ho said. had
q IN for hlm." and who took turns
by striking him A. he swung In the
air until he was almost unconscious
from the effects % the beating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

H0isE la. Oct IA second
wtnsioa vas performed to-day on
caxnee Darrow. chief counsel Tor
Yssahaas aad Meyer he Is saf
kzi1x Ellh an abscess on tbs left
a. Aea Nas operated on last
lant216 hut NJ relief waa secured
I'd ~ physician found u nccss.
nfI ~ operate again While no
ssiazs results are anticipated Il
seems certain that he viii not be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
FIENDISH MURDERER
MEETS HIS FATE

NORWAY HOUSE. Lake Winni.
peg. Oct 5~-The body Of Joseph
Paoie. a chief Of one Of the FAR
Northern Indian tribes. has been
found hanging 10 tree He had
been IN Jail awaiting trial for tho
murder Of an Indian Rlfl. his
twelfth victim II is not known
whether he escaped from jail and
hanged himself or whether be was
taken out By tribeamon and hans.
ed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
CONCLUSION OF BRAIN.

An autopsy held today developed
that Walter Mullen. the Gvoyear-
old boy who was killed yesterday
by a fan from his tricycle.. died
from conclusion OF the brain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

SAN FRANCI8CO, oct 5.-The
bribery jury to try Theodore Hal
soy has been discharged az his con
ditlon is serious. II IL very prob.
able that another operation siIl he
necessary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
RECOMMEND AUTO PURCHASE.

The Broadway Automobile com.
pany's SEES auto car was recon.
mended for purchase today by tho
board Of public works for Fire Chief
nnnghnrat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
FIRE LOSS LIGHT.

The fire marahal's report for Sep
tembor filed today shows 10 fires
FOR the month with a loss OF only
1906. covered by Insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

Alleging that he was robbed Of
gi50 while IN the teudcrloin dis.
trict. John Mccolman. an engineer.
was held AZ the police station last
night. and Frank Miller, q negro.
was taken iu custody for the theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
DISAGREED


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 5.-The
Ford jury came On az 1880 and re-.
ported Il could not agree. aud the
Judge discharged them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
NV
:. INDIA


ami tho police seem 90 ho power.
loas TO prevent disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct artist
Earle. whose eHcnpades with his
wife and affinity" have been cur
rent gossip, has suffered a nervous
break down aud viii Immediately
20 to the Battle Greek sanltarlum
for rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
Monuments

Art Marble Company, 20ii Sec.
ond av., three doors north Of Vlr.
glnis as Both phones 1885 $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05
MARRIED AND
DIVORCED

Married and Divorced. a Five
z1sihS Experience might be tho
ne q a nosel embracing the OK.
tflsaeas Honnfa Bean and Carl
ssAa andsFwent The couple we're
BARRED ID April In Victoria aud
ssein weeks axD Honora Bean Ia.
s'l4isd proceedings Tor divorce, III.
ezns lAai she had not seen her
s !. since the second day %
ee aarFiAss and that during the
~ tso days she suffered cruel
2 iaasinAn lndlrni,les from him.
. !. 4. Norris granted her q decree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

WASHINGTON. Oct 5.-Tho
game today resulted as follows:
Washington 2, Philadelphia Z The
game was 10 innings long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-05

SUES FOR DAMAGES.
asassnitis Anusiakos. widow Of
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
Terrapin Depends Upon Diet.
HAIRPIN'S MANY USES.
They Range All the Way from Paper
Cutter so Book Marker.

AneN Range All me ~ ag from fapNE
Cutter 80 Book Marker.
From the London C-ruuicle-
It is recorded that lola. on being asked
what impressed him most when in Eng
land, replied:
The sight OF so many hsirplns strewn
along the paths"
He, probably. with most people. did not
realize 10 what varied and serriceable
uses this little articIe-is put II is an ex-
ceilent substitute FOX a paper cutter: it
will pierce a cigar or clean a pipe; as a
button-hook. either for boots or gloves, i
is invaluable: in lieu Of its sharper sister,
the pin. seaside trippers have been known
10 md il convenient for extracting the
wrinkle from its shell; in extremities il
has served as a tOOthpick. horrible as
this may seem. while II a sufficient num-
Der are used, il supplies the place Of a
hatpin.
There is another popular service also
that il performs. Recently al a smart
hotel young lady took up a novel. say
ing 10 the man who was carrying il
around: How far have you got with this
story?" As she spoke she opened the
book with that quick movement which
inevitably betrays the bOOkmarker. then
putting il down with a laugh. added:
oh. / was looking for the hairpln which
marked the place you had reached, but,
OF course. YOU don't use hairpins."
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
ROYALTY AND SURNAMES.
SOvereIgns Do Not Use Them as Re
suit of an Unwritten Rule.

SOvereIgns Do Not Use Them as Re-
suit of an Unwritten Rule.
Prom T. P.s Weekly
The origin Of most royal houses was
similar throughout Europe. and kings and
their families speaking broadly. never
had or used surnames. They signed their
Christian names alone. So universally
was this the case that II became rigid
etiquette that a person OF royal birth
should not use surname, though there
have been numbers OF cases OF dynasties.
like the Stuarts. IKE the Bernadotte dy-
nasty Of Sweden. or Ike the Bonaparte
family, who unquestiGnably and indubita-
bly, had inherited surnames
But II has always been puzzle why the
cadet members OF our own house do not
subscribe themselves as peers by their
peerage designations. as do other peers,
However, the fact IS they do not. but it
has not been discovered what are the
rules which govern their signatures. The
sovereign signs by the Christian name and
usually adds ''R " or n. and ]. Princes
and princesses sign by their Christian
names. and sometimes. but not always,
add the letter p" When or why this
is added or omitted is not known But
the habits OF royalty lead others into
strange happenings.
There Was an occasion upon which
Queen Victoria. after a function. was
asked 20 sign visitors book Her Ma
jesty wrote Victoria r. and l." Princess
Henry Of Battenberg then wrote Beatrice
p" The turn of the local mayoress came
next and she signed Elizabeth" The
surname was hastily written in the fol-
lowing day, but too late to prevent the
story gaining currency.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
INVENTION OF EVIL ONE.
Back-buttoned Dress So Ascribcd by
Massachusetts Writer.

characteristics Writer
writer in the Springfield Republican
traces the origin of the baclS-buttoned
waist 10 the Prince of Darkness. The
greatest boon that has befallen woman
in century. he or she declares, was the
invention of the shirt waist, until the
enemy OF souls. perceiving the immense
advance It meant for her. decided to de-
stroy all this by buttoning it up behind.
The blessed little slip so simplified w0-
mans toilet that Satan knew she would
soon have a soul above buttons II he did
not get them sewed on behind.
With true demon cunning. he seized
on the fact that an unbroken front offers
the best field for decoration. and the
whole army OF shirt-waist designers, with
all their factories. were ordered 10 with
draw every vestige-of taste or style from
the front-buttoned waist and lavish ever
fresh novelties OF prettiness on the back
buttoned, until at last even simple fine
ness OF materials cannot now be had In
the former kind. save in some stupid lines
of sO-called tailor-made waists. not as
becoming To most women as the softer
things; so one has 10 choose between
convenience and ugliness
Satan knew on which horn of this cruel
dilentina woman would impale herself,
and she is impaled-on the back but
tons
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10

out feeling that she was swallowing a
laugh; and take YOU in
Il beg your pardon
Into her confidence. without feeling
that she wanted to take you into the fam
iy. The trouble is" and the Mere Man
crossed one leg over the other and gazed
into the fire rcgreuully, that life is get
ting 10 be a speculation. and we are al
afraid Of fooling with watered stock. It's
a case Of deliver the goods or get out OF
the game-and in a Irritation, there isn't
any goods 10 deliver"
The Bachelor Girl rose so suddenly that
the rose slipped from her hair and drop
ped at the Mere Mans feet He picked II
up and twirled il gently in his fingers.
In that case" she remarked turning on
him scornfully, You had better not waste
any more time" and she held out heI
hand suggestively-
The Mere Man took it. as ne stood up
and clasped the outstretched fingers
tightly.
Tits getting very dark said tho
Bachelor Girl, struggling to free hel
hand
why so it is" agreed the Mere Man
calmly.
And I'm expecting somebody this min
ute"
Then before he comes" began The
Mere Man, and he stopped over anC
lightly brushed her fingers with his lips
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10

1T dusts the air. says the New York
Medical Journals THE woman who
wears it bears about with her a dragnet
operating at a height of a little more
than five feet above the pavement. a
promising altitude at which to gather in
microbes The feathers are so many ten
tacles for use in the chase When she
gesticulates with her head she distrib-
utes her catch upon the just and the
unjust impartially, I'm church. in the the
alter. and elsewhere. On her return to
her home she is very apt to wave the
pIumage over her sleeping child, only
to wonder a few days later. from whom
little Johnnie got the scarlet fever
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
RUSSIAN WOMEN AND BEAUTY.
Their Own Artists Evade COmparI-
son with Those of Other Lands

son with Those of Other Lands.
From the London Daily Telegraph
St Petersburg women will be amused
TO learn that they have just undergone
severe critical test unawares. In bliss
ful ignorance they have competed with
the fair ones from other nations for Paris
golden apple. The principal artists in ST.
Petersburg were asked by one OF the
newspapers 10 say frankly what they
thought of the good looks Of the ladies on
the banks of the blue Neva. Opinions
are divided
One artist automatically asserts that ST.
Petersburg women are in no wise uglier
than those Of any other town. which is a
way of damning with very faint praise.
Another bestows the palm on the comely
ladies Of Nice, some OF whom probably
grew beautiful beneath his brush. He ar
CUES. however. that a good climate goes
far TO beautify those who live in il from
childhood. and he adds with a touch of
cruelty that the jewellers on the banks OF
the Neva have a horrible climate.
A third artist draws a finer distinction.
and asserts that the ST. Petersburg wo-
men are not so pretty as elegant, while
fourth ranks them with the most ele-
CANT Vienna ladies. Another seeks the
| beautiful in disposition rather than in
countenance. and a fifth says that the
/ picture of his own lady love, being beau
] tiful beyond compare. blinds him to all
other types of female beauty and dis
qualities him to Judge Some OF the
painters were frank enough 10 give the
names Of the ladies whom they would
I have crowned queens OF beauty. II is
noteworthy that most Of them are ac-
! tresses and danseuses, Of whom many are
not Russians at all. The ladies Of the
northern Palmyra must. therefore, 60
without the golden apple.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
An Appeti1ing Dessert.

For a banana dessert boil quart OF
milk in double boiler. Mix four table
spoonfuls of cornstarch with two large
tablespoOnfulS OF sugar Thin II with a lit
tie cold milk; then stir 1t gradually into
the remainder Of the milk. taking care
that II does not form Jumps. Cook for
ten minutes: break two eggs and beat the
whites and yoihs separately Add the
yolks TO the pudding and cook a few
minutes longer. Then remove from the
fire and add six bananas that have been
cut into thin slices and sprinkled with
sugar and a little banana extract. Have
ready a pretty mold. and just before
pouring the pudding into II rold through
it the whipped up whites Of the eggs
Serve cold on a low dessert platter with
whipped cream.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10

mental, and he pulled at his cigarette
vic!ously. IF we pay you Impossible COM
pliments you laugh at Us, and IL we pay
you possible ones we know that you are
taking them in with a view to taking us
in. In these days a woman has no more
, use for the frills Of love than man.
Love isn't pastime any more: it's a
means 10 an end.
And the end OF il ALL" rejoined the
Bachelor Girl sadly. IS that men spend
spare moments AT golf and the club and
the races. and women spend their super
fiuous hours In bridge and shopping and
gossip. instead of spending them in one
another's company Women have to build
clubhouses and organize societies for the
prevention of things. TO ill up their days
and employ their energies. and men have
20 join lodges and give stag parties. It's
| too bad,' she sighed. TT must have been
such fun to have man kiss"
WHAT"
kiss your hand. without any fear that
he would try TO kiss your lips; and
steal"
Lord forbidr'
steal your gloves without feeling that
he would eventually use them for pen
wipers, and carry the rose you gave him
over his heart"
Hear, Hear
Instead Of using it TO clean his pipe
with"
Yes" agreed the Mere Man, sitting up
with a revival of interest, "and it must
have been awfully jolly to have girl
work YOU"
Mr. Porter
Work you pillow cover or pair OF
slippers. without feeling that she was GO
ing to work you for theater tickets"
OH
And swallow all your nonsense. with
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
TRAGIC STAGE ROMANCE.
FatcfuI Ending Of EIOpement of
Count and Young Actress.

Paris Correspondence London Daily Mail
Count Alberto Minutolo. a young Nea-
politan nobleman. who had been ailing
for sometime. was urged by his friends
recently 10 go 70 Montecatini a favorite
Tuscan summer resort. to recuperate
He went there, and a fortnight ago
strOIled into the Iheater at the Casino
There he fell violently in love with one
uf the actresses. a young woman Of
eighteen, the wife Of the impressario.
The count was sitting Ii a back seat. but
their eyes met. and >hey afterward made
each others acquaintance. A few days
later the actress deserted her husband
and the count disappeared Every pos
sible inquiry was made. but 10 no pur-
pose until yesterday. when they were
both found dead in a small cottage al
the village OF Borgo Buggiano.
A letter IN their room told Of their
love and It's only possible end. and inn
plored the pity Of the world upon their
fate Both were declared 10 have com
m;tted suicide while temporarily insane
and the bodies were inferred In adjoin-
ing graves.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
GROCERS AND CLEANLINESS.
Women should Know Who Serves
Their Families, and How.


Their Families, and How.
IN the November number the Woman's
Home COMPANION gives these impressive
figures in its campaign for clean grocery
stores
There are SAeO0.Oo0 people in the United
States. For their food $1,000, 100000 Is
spent annually.
"Eighty-four million stomachs TO be fed
this year at a cost Of 50. 00e.0 c0O1O. Allow
ms as a very small average that half
the marketing viii be done by mail. teIe-
phone. or through solicitors and children.
i20oO,U00 people will be fed by women
who do not know nor do not try TO know
their srocers; and S5.O00.000.0O0 worth OF
food Will be bought without the super
vision OF the woman vino knows her
grocer. This food. distributed by grOcers.
clean and unclean. includes nearly 3.O0o.-
coo tons Of sugar. S34 90. O23 pounds OF cof-
fee. l75.o00.000 pounds Of pruues. 17.S54. 76s
bushels OF rice. S0Gl.0l0 barrels Of flour,
and A.C0O00 pounds Of tea.
All OF these provisions must be handled
by various clerks and delivery men be-
fore they pass from the grocery store 10
your pantry. Don't you think IL is about
time YOU got acquainted with your grocer
and his helpers Are the men and boys
who handle the food for your family
worthy Of the tTuSt2"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
New President Elected.

Our sessions for business were all
filled with a spirit Of brotherly love and
good fellowship. without much formal
recource to parliamentary rules. We
elected a new president. Dan L. Hart
and all the other necessary officers and
members of committees Everybody said
pretty things and good-by 10 everybody
else. and with souvenir copy of Mrs.
Rountrees pretty poem. Greeting. and
a closely rolled Howdy Flag we left
Birmingham. its debtors to the entire
number OF those present with the Inter
national League Of Press Clubs, and con-
tinued on our way to Atlanta. Ga. where
a day Of social pleasure awaited US. A
cordial welcome, a banquet at the Kim
ball an electric car ride out 10 the cy-
clorama Of the Battle of Atlanta. Il
visit 10 the State capitol. where we were
received by Gov. Hoke Smith, car ride
out 10 Fort Mcpherson, and an afternoon
around the city, ending with a reception
and banquet at the Piedmont Country
Club. by the members and ladies, and
from there back to our sleeper. where we
started on our return trip. via the James
town Exposition.
The press did its part there, as il did
at all other places along our way. but
even the force Of the press cannot control
the elements. and our programme at the
exposition grounds. with an autO-car ride
was handicapped by a fierce gale. a
driving rain and cold weather Many OF
our party were courageous enough to
embrace the opportunity TO see much OF
the exhibition"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10

The Bachelor Girl snatched herself away
so suddenly that she overturned the lit
tie Dresden clock.
There" she cried in confusion. You've
upset all my theories and the clock and
what did you do that for"
Don't you KNOW asked the Mere
Man. peering down into her face through
the dusk as he carefully hid the rose in
his left breast pocket.
The Bachelor Girl shook her head. but
there was a softer light in her eyes as
she turned them on the fire.
Il did it" said the Mere Man draw
ing on his gloves and oDening the door
Cant you guess why" he asked i'm
pulsively.
No replied the Bachelor Girl, with
her eyes still on the fire. 'Why?"
"Oh, just TO pass the time. said the
Mere Man as ne closed the door softly
behind HIM
The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
Recipe for Curry of Veal.

An unusually appetizing curry Of veal
is made as follows: Cut two pounds OF
veal into small pieces. Roll the pieces
in -four and season with pepper and salt.
Put couple of tablespoonfuls Of butter
in an iron stewing pan. Slice a large
onion and fry il in the butter. and when
it turns a light brown add the veal and
a quart can Of tomatoes. Stir well and
place the dish where 1t will cook slowly
for an hour: then add 4 tablespoonful
OF curry powder mixed TO a smooth paste
with little water Simmer h6lf an hour
longer and serve on a platter with Dor
der Of boiled rice
Lamb may be prepared in the sans
way.