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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27
Water Guase Changed.

The government water gauge,
which has been situated on the
river at point shot distance
above Rodenbah's, was this week
moved to Horse Shoe Bend by the
Assistant State Hydrographer. 1t
is claimed by the government man
that dam which is used to take
water from the river several hun
dred yards below the site of the
old water guage, backs water and
therefore does not allow accurate
measurements to be made of the
river.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Judge Price of Alpine county, who
recently underwent an operation in
San Francisco for appendicitis, will
soon return 10 Markleevills to resume
his judgship duties. 1t is reported
that he will bring with him bride.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Chas. Barrett of Markleeville will
go TO San Francisco within the next
week or ten days for the purpose of
undergoing an operation for appendi-
cites.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1908-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs McVicar of Smith Val
ley passed through town this week to
Reno where they will visit their chill
dren, who are students at the univer-
sity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09


PAsO RuhLEs. Cal. April -
Despite the optimistic reports Of
Admiral Evans condition. be r. a
yefy much slckef man todsy ihAn
the pablo are led "a believe Last
night vas tho worst Hisht he has
had since his arrival here. ard
when taken nut for his airing this
morning be looked extremely 81.
TO agKraYate his condition. he
suffered q painful injury 70 his tets
ankle. which IA most affected ~
the rheumatism. vhlia tsfnz
wheeled into the sulphur bath ~
hts eplnred valet on "Wednesday
The chair suddenly swetvod and
the admifais ankle aRs caught b..
twsen the wheel and wail. severely
hruising Il. The injury csn~ed The
patienf much pain and loss Of sleep.
The true facts concerning the nd
mifafa condition we're learned for
the fret time today. bit bis physi'
clans will neither confirm nor deny
The report that his illuess IL =
grave one and that there Il little
foundation left upon which 10 Re
build his once powerful conHtitn.
ton. Before tho admiral came here
he vas constantly bupyed up BY
stimnianta. These have been with.
drawn and be Is beginning 60 iook
feeble. although the treatment be IL
receiving seems 10 be driving away
the rheumatism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ADMIRAL EVANS
IN a SERIOUS
CONDITION

The admirAis organic condition
h said 10 ee very discuuFaElaE The
vascular deposits In bis arteries
Rrs such as % make likely his
complete collapse ~ am time. lIls
digestive organs are dsrhngrd. due
20 drugs taken ~ sea 10 KIN the
rheumatic paths IT'S rheumatism
Is Of chronic nature and there IN
little hope Of improvement. except
70 reduce the acute attacks b. build
ins him up physically The swell.
ings. which were very hard. have
been sofleued and greatly benefit.
"a rs the baths He has suffered
no acute attacks since hia arrival.
II will takc many weeks. maybe
months. howeveT. 20 complete the
work 81 rebuilding
surgeon Mcdonald. In charge Of
the distinguished patient. asked Dr.
Phillips. the regular hot springs
phyaician, 10 examine the admiral.
baf neither viii disclose the result
az this examination Another sur
xeou may be called In.
Nfs Evans will arrive from Los
Angeles this evening She had a
long talk With the admiral over the
telephone last night. which cheercd
him up quite a BIT.
The admireis valet. who has been
With him three wears. is heart
broken over the accident to the
SICK mans ankle. aud sal up. un.
blinking. with the patient all night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
WAStIINCTON'S SUBMARINE SCANDAL
IS STEADILY GROWING MORE SMELLY
sY c. n. ThvENNEa.
fs,ar Special ssrvics.l

WASHINGTON. April s.--Rep.
preventative Geo. l.. Llley's afith-
mellc shows that the government
did pay the Electric Boat company
NOR, tsRn 81 coo. 600 in ex scasiye
profits FOR submarines. Whether
I.illcYs figures are correct will be
determined By the investigating
committee.
The figures submitted by Lilley
arc taken from the transcript OF the
testimony of Rear AdmirRis Mel.
Vile. O'Ncii and Isowlcs before the
house naval affairs committee in
1901 aud iso2 All Of the figures
are therefore from the official rec.
ords
Admiral O'Ncil testified he be-
lievod slo0. geo apiece a fair price
for the Holland submarine. The
contracts OF which Llilcy complains
call for a purchase price or s2ea,09o
a boat
Admiral Bowies. who is now EN-.
ployea BY the Fore River Shipbuild-
lna Co. the builders Of the Holland
submarines. testified before the ma
val affairs committee he had made
careful Investigation OF the con.
etructlon Of the submarine. and
thought the boats might possibly be
worth SI2h. GOO. lie considered the
great expense the builders we're put
TO in experimenting. and the value
Of their patents. lie believed sl2a,.
00o per boat would give the build.
erx shandsome profit
Using the estimates OF ADMIRAL
/ nowl.s. who was chief Of the bu-
feau OF construction aud repair of
the navy department when the ties.
tinony ln question was taken. LII
/ ley'H figures show the Electric Roat
Z Go. received since $40 an excessive
profit on 10 submarines of sl.5i9,.
/ 53s.
II the government purchases the
eight submarines recommended by
the naval affairs committee, ldliey' 3
I figures show the excessive profit tn
the Electric Boat Co will be 81.
AL $50.
Iillev has shown the Electric
Boat Co. I'm n unique position. The
concern does not manufacture sub
marines. u makes business Of
getting government orders for sub
marines. subletting the contracts
20 the Fore River Shiphnilding co.
Tho boat company, capitalized
for $4,000 600, had seven attorneys
/ at different times lobbying I'm Wash
I ington. These attorneys often man.
aged 10 draw up motions and bills
10 be later reported by the naval
affairs committee They were thus
able To have the committee recon-
mcndations so wordcd that all COM
petition was shnt out
Lilley filed with the committee
series OF letters, which he said
were genuine, between G. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
Bruce Burt Appears IN pfsstr, Wash, and Mrs.
Richard Evans Fkes to Her Neither in Seattle for
Consolation.

Somewhere 10 Seattle a beeuti.
ful woman IL weeping out a woe
30 poignant that life seems dark
and happiness eternaliy dead Until
yesterday she was happy wife.
enjoying the love Of a husband and
the confidence Of the community
In which she lived. but. without
warning. q ghost az the past ap.
pearcd, ahaitering her happiness
and driving her. weeping, 10 the
protection of her mother.
Mrs. Richard Evans. Of Pfbnaer.
Wash. Ia the woman who has
sought refuge With her mother ia
Seattle Bruce Burt. a former hus
baud, who Htill claims that rela
tionship. is the shadow OF the past
whose sudden appearance IN Pros
ser yesterday shattered the happi.
ness Of the Evans family.
Believes In wife.
hut Richard Evans, the latest
husband Of the woman. does not
believe that she has ever betrayed
him. lie believes her story that
the former marriage waH annulied
aud is waiting and hoping 20 get
word from Mrs. Evans that she
wiii return 90 him when the shock
OF exposure IL over
Evans IL one Of che leading
younger citizens Of Proaeef Mr.
Evans IL beautiful woman who
came to sunnyside. near Pr0sser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
BILL STEFFEN AGAIN
SELLING Beer AT
MADISON PARK
n. slar Has Some Of the Beer and Two Witnesses
Al Of Which Is al the Disposal Of the Mayor or
Prosecuting Attorney.

n v,yos John F. Miller and Prosecuting Attorney Ken
Macintosh are sincere in their declarations that they in
- 10 drive all forms OF crime and vice OF the city of Sc
- ,ud King county, The Star desires offer services
,he office of The Star is bottle OF beer purchased
A, 4, the Madison Park pavilion place running without
t.a.e and under the control and management Of William
ssu an active worker for Mayor Mss during the
campaign
This beer will be turned Mayor Miller or Prose
~ Attorney Macintosh and with il The Star will provide
.xe witnesses who will its purchase.
The Star has desire embarass either Mr. Miller or
NJ Macintosh II simply asks permission the
.scd work they have undertaken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
COMMENCEMENT
SPEAKERS

The graduation day speakers for
the senior eiaaa 81 the Washington
and Lincoln high schools are a.
follows Naiedlctorian. Tfgve ".
Busehmann. saluialorian. samuel
Konpey. Auhra Matkla and Mildred
isofing The last two we're selected
hY the ciana. the first tao are the
highest on the honor roll for the
four years. the two speakers who
are 20 be- named by the faculty have
not as yet been chosen.
The ciaseday speakers have all
heeu chosen nov and the complete
list il a. follows Historian. Her.
bert Watrus. poet. Henry Peoples.
euioglet. Leah Miller: aouE com.
poser. Fay short srumblef. I'd
Leigh. Siil Winifred f.ovejoy
orator. Sam cAidefhead. prophet
Claude AHdfue. and ghost. Chester
Armstrong.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
FIRE ALARMS
FOR SCHOOLS

A ordnance vii probably b.
hsfntacsd At the aae-tlnK u che
e'T eoaresi 1n Monday night 70.
Tsfing school h1litilnzp. hospitals
40 hoses q establish fire alarm
rf'sns connected directly with
n nsriripai system.
~ natter was talked over BY
us nss aBd water committee ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
MRS. MAYNARD MAY
RETAIN HER CHILD

was not ~ person 10 have the
child ia her custody. hut this seem
ed 10 have but little weight with
the court.
Jas Allen. attorney for Mrs. 4 7
Manard. who will be- tried ON "A
Statutory charge preferred by her
husband. appeared before Justice
~ the Peace George thia morning
and asked that the case be con.
tinued until April ie.
The attorney stated that Lucille.
The s.yeerold daughter Of Mrs.
Manard. would be produced In
court The child IL said to be a
material Witness for her mother
Tho ease of state against Charles
l.Ains. Who IL accused Jointly with
Mrs. MRnard. viii also be heard
April is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

some years ago as Miss Florence
Markham. a telephone operator.
Evans fell in love. Woed and wOn
her and for several years they
have lived a happy life Ia Prossef.
Yesterday Bruce Burt, a travel.
INK salesman from the East. APP
peared in Prosser lie met Mrs.
Evans and recognized her Then
he sought out Evans aud told him
that the woman with whom he had
been living In happiness was not
his wife. and that he. Burt. had
married her in the East and That
she bad never been divorced.
Denies Plural Marriage.
AirH. Evans denied the charge Of
her former husband She declared
that the marriage had been snnulsd
years ago. but the story spread
through the town and the woman.
unable 10 bear the strain. left for
Seattle TO seek the consolation
a mother can give
Evans refuses TO believe Burt On
a former visit 10 Prosser. Burt Was
ordered TO leave town on account
OF drunken aud disorderly eonduet
and this fact discredits his story
with the people of ProSser.
The meeting between Burt aud
his former wife wss apparently 40
eidental az there IL nothing 10 In
dictate that Burt knew that tbe
lived in FroEser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
GOV. HUGHES HOT
after RACING
az un.,.a Pr,..1

ALBANY. y. v. April Gov
Hughes today stirred up a hornet :
nest IN the sehate BY sendlnK "a
that BODY a special message ara
ina again the Necessity ~ the pas.
sage u another race horse gam
bins bill. afsan which a tiu vote
was taken yesterday.
The message had 90 sooa~r
been anaouscsd than Senator NC
carron leap~d 10 his feet wigh the
suggestion that the senate should
send a message hack 90 the Kovs
sxnar iafiiing him to mind his owu
business
This message II the governor =
Is = positive insult "a the senate. =
Shouted NcCarrun.
After he had coneiadrd tis
startling remarks Senator Grady
took the fioor and bitterly attack
- Gov. Hughes. saying that he
waa turning into common seola
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

Elnie l.. ManaFd may rotain the
custody Of Lucille. her Gyear-old
girl. whom she recently Hrnted
away from the father aud took out
OF the state.
Tier counsel argued that she had
Just as much riEht Go the child IA
the father. and Judge A. w ffater
seemed 10 concur in this opinion.
Mrs. Manard Was brought Into
court this morning ON a beneh war
rant issued yesterday. charging hef
with contempt Of court.
She was put ON the stand aud
told how she had taken her daush'
ter ont OF the state last Friday. Tier
counael stated that he had advised
her to do a.
Counsel for the father, sidney r,
Manard. argued that the mother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

Creecy. attorney for the boat com
pany IN 1896. and former Senator
Butler Of South Carolina, which
shows the system OF procedure in
procuring prominent men as lob.
hyists. The following rs q sample
letter from Crcecy To- Butler:
Il enclose herewith copy Of a
letter from John T. Holland Tor
pedo Boat Co iname later changed
TO Electric noat Coz 20 the chair
man Of the committee on naval al
fairs OF the senate. asking Tor an
amendment providing for six lIol
land submarine boats AZ a cost Of
not exceeding $4,000 each. and
hereby associate your firm with
mo In the matter. and IN considera-
ton Of Your services promise TO
pay YOU the sum of s. SEQ on each
beat under this bin that j. con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

company had skinned Uncle Lileys birth
present investigated many weary DAYS
aud nights. the appeared before masters
We'll have pursued the report.
ed Fifteen years this know Iiiley
tfottng horses lie county fairs Liliey
S a track gambler
All said the chieain. his face Frightening somewhat
find out how times this Liicy has been the
here at Bennings and also the
Figures good stuff to give q
When the sleuths returned the their faces
sad The fool has only been Jennings in six
years the report. and he only 81"
information TO he excellen.
cies engineering the extinction OF Ley
Of oountenance Saightaway the investigation
announced of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

tracted for by the navy depart
ment this fee Of s2.500 on each
beat being contingent upon the price,
being paid our company of $780,
eco.
IL the price paid our company
be more than that amount, your
fee Is TO be increased proportion
ately. and, if the amount paid our
company be less than $4,000
your fee is to be diminished pro
pordonately
Former Senator Butler admitted
on the stand dming the present IN.
vestgation that he was at one time
counsel FOR the boat company. bui
took exception 60 the charge he
did any lobbying" lie was un.
able to recall definitely how much
money tho boat company had pate
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ARMY OFFICER KILLS HIMSELF.

SAN FRANCISCO. April = FIRST
Lieut. David A. Lindsay. 4 = A..
signal corps. shot and killed him.
self In bis quarters AZ The Preside
yesterday afternoon Hia dead body
was found shortly after ths shot
Was heard He had destroyed all
biz personal papers and 20 cause
IL known for hla act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
italian Ambassador Dead.

PARIS. April Count Tornielli
ItaIys ambassador "a France and
the dean 81 the diplomatic corps In
Paris. Died today while awaiting
the arrival Of David jayne hin.
Americas new ambassador 20 Der.
lin. whom he had Invited 10 lun.
eheon with him last Monday, Count
Tornielli was stricken with cerebral
congestion. His condition grew
worse until he expired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
DOCTOR ACOUSTIC OF m0Rofa.
tsy unlssd Press

ST LOUIS. April f--nr Elrinft
NoefstrF. r. former chlvf physician
~ the Cily diapensarf and one Of
the most prominent physicians in
iha city. was arrested late last
night charged with killing Reese
BELL = payer hanger. Is years Of
age early sunday morning
H,ii was singing as be walked
slunE and H..t q man and woman.
The suau said The singing vas rot.
ten nsll rotarted that the man =
companion had a voice like a mud
LARK. vheu her companion whipped
o8tt revolver and shot Bell IN the
head Dr. NoeraisT was the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
DALLAS CHAMPION

DALLAS. ore. April s-Daliaa
won the championship basketball
honors Of the Pacific northwest.
when Dallas college defeated che
halls. Wash. team 80 To IL.
A tour through the effcte east
has been assured the champions hs
the generosity Of the business men
Of Dallas. who have donated f2ooe
10 make the trip possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ASSASSIN ON
TRIAL
~ uai,.a pr...1

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.-Tha
defense Ia the case 81 In Wang
Chang. the KOREAN who assassin.
ated Durham White Stevens. aud
whose trial for the murder began
"Wednesday commenced the pro.
sanitation 81 his side OF the cas-
today. The state consumed yeFy
little time In presenting ita case.
Henry sexton and i.yuden
Crane. Who Witnessed the ahoot.
lbs. told the stery Of the tragedY.
aud the arTeatiEg officers save
their testimony. This concluded
the states case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
SEEKS MISSING SON.

Mrs Mary Gildroe. 756 Fourth
ay.. Monroe city. Mich. has asked
the Seattle police to locate her son
Edward Gildrec. 10 years old. The
young man Is supposed TO be In
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
HARTMAN SAVES enc.

NEW YORK. April s-E. ~.
Hartman has saved the Erie rail.
road from KolnE Into bankruptcy
b. the timely offer ~ $500 eco 20
hls one time enemy. J. Picrpont
Morgan, aud this morning Wall 81.
Is hamminE with Vie news Of APP
parent reconciliation. or at fsaAt
combination ef the two great
groups 81 finaneierH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
ARBOR DAY OBSERVED
AT CITY SCHOOL

ArboF day was observed today in
AL the schools No general pro.
gram was arranged for the ocea.
sion. but at most OF the newer
schools trees and shgnbbefs gene
planted Al others different CLASSES
planted flower beds under the 81.
perHlsinn OF the teachers
Classes irom the Queen Anne and
other schools held field day today
and went for a tramp TO nearby
fields and parks 10 study nature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
his DEATH a MYSTERY.

Victor Anderson, a loFger rs
years old. died at Wayslde Etnor
gency hospital last night from IN.
inries sustained yesterday morning
Anderson vas found In an alley he
tween Washington and Main SITS
By Patrolmeu Hayden and Nash
How Anderson was injured IL not
known to the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
TOOLS ARE STOLEN.

A. q Macdonald. 22o7 18th av.
south. notified the police this
morning that thieves entered the
FrxoIruhn packing house last
night aud stole a chest Of tools be.
longing to him. The tools are
stamped with the initials "A
MfD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

PUfALLuP. Wash. April sc.
A. Henderson was run down BY q
Northern Pacific train and received
Injuries from which he cannot re-
cover. lie was crossing the track
on a bicycle and Ia avoiding a train
going east. got in the way of one
going west lie vas internally In
iured his head crushed and his
arms and legs broken When pick
ed NJ ne was siill alive. but attend
ing physicians say recovery II inn
possible Gnnderson. who is about
IS years 81 age. was employed by
the Pufallup Mercantile company.
lie Is married man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
OF WASHINGTON
BEING ENTERTAINED
NO REDUCTION IN STEEL.


Toy VWIfru FFNtNaF
NEW YORK. April a.-An an.
nouneement that will not be- pleas.
ant To builders and other heavy
users Of steel commodities was
made today when r II Gary, chair.
man Of the L. $. Steel corporation.
stated that a reduction IN prices IN
the future will not be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
OPERATE UPON SENATOR

WASHINGTON. u. G.. April a.
Senator liansbrough Of South ia.
kota. who has been suffering from
an abaceas In the opr. was success
fully operated upon last might at
the George Washington University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

halks II the prospect Of paying ~
assessment OF ss.o7ss2 on account
Of the Jackson Vt. regrade expense.
and has asked the superior court
for an order restraining the city
from collecting that amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

sLeurHs DIG UP LllLEYs PAST.

WASHINGTON. April a.
Hear ye' Geo. l.. Lilley.
representative from Coanec-
ticnt. has a past.
Corporation lobbyists ex.
press the belief sufficient
evidence has been found
against Lillcy 10 justify the
submarine investigation com
mittee 10 xindieate the cleo
trio boat company OF charges
OF having attempted to influ-
enee legislation, and Of hav-
Ing received more than ST.
eco .0on in excessive profits.
When Lilley made pos
sloic a submarine boat scan
dal, word went out TO "ge;
something on that reformer
to close him up SO the
sleuths we're pnt on his trail
aud told 10 stay there until
they got the goods.
The sleuihs entered the
highways and byways. inter.
viewing Lilley's defeated
rivals and suudry enemies In
Connecticut, all OF which
was important to show
whether the electric boat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

the city eoaneii at IT, ssasIan last
night and CITY Electrician Isslym
advocated the adoption Of some
such seheme. which. he said. wan
Esnerally employed Ia Che eastern
cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09

pser Is agais helag sold a. the
v,aisoa palk pavilIOn In side open
Els.
vhen visited By 4 reporter Tor
- siss "Wednesday evening Is
,ss.s q ne stuff acre piled up b.
~ he haf Ia fall view.
as& II lsn't the least BIT ditfi
en- b ct al you Want--earry Il
sssr with fou. Ia fact, and ase L
4 year eva leisure.
Ill the reporter had 10 DO VAS
4 n<atiua he fact that he vas
isal iklvty.
4Bs<ss asked The man behind
~ bar and ~ did net so much
q slznes II the long ros % soft
fsrss cr a shelf.
csrriss A~sy Bottle.
q uurxe. the reporter wanted
bu<r. and be got H. ito vas also
~ a Actsls ~ saks away With
~ Tusnty ernfa per pint bot
u skx tks fFtes paid
seensa.nr 10 she LABEL 90 the boz.
n he hser was the rannhasu.
~ Product Of the Ciaussen brew.
rs association % this eitY Il
swntd % b. the eniy tvew on
tzzz
r. h~rt.nAs~ Admired tket ea.
nU szs a Aifis slack On account
de had weather. bat hoped thai
I seald Ftek ~ wiih tho caalng
4 NJ summer eruNds
ssre Old -Biii- sseffea.
ne Madison park pavilion is
szae9 b. he Seattle Electric Co
b Villain sieffen. DarinE fhe
~ tse Yemfn. and ~ t. the time
n; tie Moore Wappensieln ad
ssalsf;silan weHs out Of office. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-09
VISITING HOURS

Visitors viii be permitted /
} on hoard the cruiser Nash. !
! lnston between the hears Of !
. and s p n. every day that !
} the cruiser remains IA the
} hafbor. !