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New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
ANGLO-ROMAN UNION.
Episcopalians Disparage Efforts to
Unite the Churches.

Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church
were inclined Yesterday 10 treat lightly the action
of twenty-five priests and lsynen of the Church
on Monday night in forming Anglo Roman
Union 10 promote the corporate reunion of Ansli-
cans with the Roman Catholic Church. Bishop
Greer said it was too insignificant TO notice and
the Rev. DR.. George NJ. Christian, rector of the
Church of St Mary the Virgin, said that the
action was nothing less than treason to the
Church.
My attitude toward such movement is one OF
utter Indifference" said Bishop Greer Asked
whether he thought those who started the move
ment represented any real part of the Amerlcan
Church he replied, NO; they represent only
themselves Their action is too insignificant 10
notice
.Jt is the height of foolshness to talk of uniting
the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches, which
at present irreparably separated thanks 10 the
.bulI of an infallible Pope, said DR. CHRISTIAN
The meeting last night nothing short OF
treason to the Episcopal Church on the part or
those who participated. Nothing can ever come
of the movement. The Roman Cathoiics nave
decreed that have orders, and cannot per-
form the holy sacraments. How can We unite with
them until these DEGREES are retracted?
Monsgnor I.avee said he thought all Catholics
would be pleased to see the growth of such an or
sanization He said:
The last Pope Leo XIII, instituted the Novena
a period of nine days before Penecost, for special
prayer every year throughout the whole world for
oIics everywhere will welcome this movement with
sympathy and good will
At the headquarters of the Paulist Fathers at
No I5 West 59th street ii was pointed out that
while all Catholics would be glad to assist the
movement, could join it because of the stand
of the Roman Catholic Church in refusing TO recog
nize the existence of any other Church. The atti-
tude of the Roman Church. it said. would be
that of welcoming back TO the fold those who had
strayed away.
The meeting at which the union was formed was
held at the Cafe Roma, No. S6S Sixth avenue, and
presided over by the Rev. Paul James Fran
els, of Garrisons, N Y who is the general of the
Order of the Atonement- Among those present
the Rev. DIR. Theodore NJ Riley rector OF
Christ Church, Hudson. N y: the Rev. c. p A.
Burnett. the Rev. f. +. Atkins. Of Michigan City,
Ind, and w NJ. Cammack and W. A. Buchanan
OF Philadelphia II said the organization was
intended to be an association particularly of lay
men TO maintain and defend Catholic principles
and forward a corporate reunion of the Anglicans
with the Apostolic See, the basis being the belief
in the Roman primacy."
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
Hotel ST. GEORGE

IL the favorite Rendexyous of many well known Amer-
who annually visit Agiers.--'1he Gem Of all
MeAitesTanean Resorts" and the ideal motorists
The spiesdid roeds. with strange. interesting
scenee. Offer surpsseing aulusemcnt.
The ST George garage and pit" T. date and
pyisate motor can he hired for excursion.
Tar 81. George sHords every luxury and comfort
With 0nAeraie pricee. while the nne grounds and
euperb v5eWs make Il the choicest Winter Resort
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
MEN FAILURES AS nousEkEEPeRs.

Men aren't any more OF success at municipal
housekeeping than In the private kind. according
TO Mrs. Lydia kingsmill Commander
If you go away and leave a house in mans
care, said Mrs. Commander at the open air SUI
frsgette meeting in Madison Square yesterday af-
ternoon, you come back 10 find dirty dishes all
over the house. egg shells the floor ashes on
the tables. 1t is just the same way In municipal
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

tives attending large reception will follow.
Immediately after their marriage DR.. and Mrs de
Forest will sail for Europe, and will spend sew
eral months in study in German laboratories.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

Market court yesterday in support OF his charge
that Captain O'Reilly was expressing HIM Cap
tain O'Reilly asserted that the place had been
used as a poolroom once. and might he again
Officer Murphy, of the Headquarters legal bureau,
moved to dismiss the ground that the captains
connection with the pstrolmen's visits had not
been shown The motion was denied. and the case
adjourned I'LL Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12
SEVENTY NINE VISITS FROM POLICE
As They Occurred Within a Month Sto.e
Proprietor Alleges Oppression.

Twenty-Five different policemen not counting
Captain y Reilly, Of the Mercer street station and
Inspector Russell made seventy-nine visits. 10
his place at No. "a West 81 street between
January and February according the evil
dence offered by Samuel Sandbaek In Jefferson
New-York tribune., 1908-02-12

celebrated Savoy West-Ead Hotel Of
Astoria opened oefober
theP Are de
Restaurant Paris aaA vie"
from the Astoria
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

(6ortieenns iicbe 2. seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13
Sryan'o 9icoc.

]jcpublifuniiNe 0eubcIci an ocn
Frun1cr QcltcIIt. - &cr0lcid) bciz
Ocr Eluttiurmcu pom OemofrotJ.
iHcn Ston0plmtt aus. - &ritlt
fijr}lihcr 2lcubcrluAcn Soit'3. -
Rcpublitoniihc Eurtci ucronts
portlib iiir Nijbbrduhc III Scr
9umoc9pcrmolhng.
on&crr CLAYTON un0 mCI1c @crrcn
pom IotiIitotion9.G .GOmitc: sd toun
bic mir Don Sbncn Olll5icII angelo
tene 9tonlnutluu nldt uCctptlrcL
obnc porbcr Der 0cldotruiiId)cn Eurr
tel mcinc groBc &crpllihtmg iiir Die
mir crmielene ouBcrGcu0bnlldc G6rc
uus}uoriidcn. liuhNcnl idl 5meinal
por6cr in Gon1podncn, mclhc nit
9tcOcrlu0cn cnOctcn, Gan0l0at filr
Die Erdli0Cntid)olt 8cDclcn bin, tann
cine brittle Domination 0a9 9tclllltat
irrimilliger lmO mbccmIhlBtcr D}aB-
nahmCn Der Stjmu0cbCr ser EurtcI.
mr 0ltrd mCcutldlc@ mo rnbcs
lrCitburca Mdh9tbm in oen Hrin5l-
picn luo Der &olitit GcrbcigciiIbrt
luorOcu lciu llr luclde ich
nit elmer QicuQc om0crcr 2clltc III
Die Sbruufcu Qctrctcn bin. "a oicic
Frtn5ipicn lmO Oiclc Folltif mir olle
politiidJc Stdrtc, lucld)c id belibc,
ucrlichcn bo6cu, 10 crneIcrt Die Ont.
iGcjOunQ 0e5 ltationul Gonpcnt2
niht MIR meinen @lmlbcn al 0iclcl-
ben ionOern itGrtt olt6 nteinc }In.
bdn9Iidtcit on lie.
Cine Hlattform lit BIN
0CnO
SD lpcroc in Der nobCn 3uflmft
cine iormcllerc 9lnhport aui H<brc
9iotififotion uor6crcitcn mo in mel.
urm 2lnnobmcicbrcibcn Die Gin}cln
Gciter Ger Elottiorm bciprchcn @c'
Gcmudrtiq lit cs gcniiacno, Sic III
pcrlihcrn, Oob ih in boiler llcbcrcn'
thinning nit Ocnl @ciitc, mic mil
oem 9u6itobet Scr YIottiornl bin.
Sd inopiiirc Tie inn @on3cn nm in
uucn Shcilcn unO pcroc, lnQ9 icb crz
luablt pcroc, lire GrtIdrlngcn ala
6incCno crodtrn. llnO idl fam bin.
5u iiiacn, oob cine 9'lottfornl geroNe
10 binocno in Icuuicnigcn lit. mos
iic ou9lGbt, ol4 in EerL NOS iic cnt.
bdlt. 9iod ser Oemotrotiihen Sore
Oentt ons @oIf fir iid ielbIt mo er-
lpdblt 9eomtc, Inn iCire gSiinid)c
olls3uiiibren. Gie Stnmgeber Iino
Ole Souuer0ne, oie Reanlten oie Gie.
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Satimorc, Wo, 9oanernag IL, Nugna 1908.

onmtQirt rno Oic GompaNuCu op-
pcllirtcn Dorou'bm an Ole britjiht
Hcgicrltnq,
: bom's ar0fIihc 2 bmcItcr
gei6tc0ru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

ncr. IIc Scttcrcl llno onI cine be-
itinnte Belt uno iiir cinen uereln'
burtcn Sobn onAcltcllt, itnt SIT tbull
mo2 oic SouucrGnc ACtbon 5lI boben
milui6cn, un0 c3 olli loldc gScllc 5ll
tbrL mic c9 0ic Soupcrdne Dcrlon.
0cn. g(Qe Elottiormen ipiegcln 0iclc
0cnlofrotiihc Noee piocr. Cine
Nottiorm pcrfiluoet Die Stcllung
Der Eortci IN 0cn idlrpcbenOen 6ra'
gen. &cin YcamtGr bot bas 9iedbt,
Die ibn iibcrtrn9ene 9lutoritot sur
@cltenOnnhnug pcri0nllber 9lnlidl.
ten, mclhc 0en Stimnlgebern niht
5ltr Ocnebmlglng imtcrbrcltet NOR
0Cn WarCn, 81 uermenocn Wenn cit
Gun00nt oui elmer Elottiorm nonll.
nirt miro, lueld)c lbnl niht 5illngt.
10 nulB cr enhuc0er Die Domination
obIc6ncn ooer cine Amenoirltna Der
Vuttform porIdllngen. Seine iolhe
Sitltation Conlrontirt inOeiIcn >Sbrcn
Ganoibotcn, bcm oic Elattform, nnf
mclher i6 nontinirt mltr0e, entbult
9dhtS, mas id) utibbilliqc, ionOeru
umioBt ipc}ica one gccBIicbe 9Ib.
billie, uelhe mir IN Den n0hItcn bier
&abrcn SIT iic0crn boiien f0nncn
Mcpublitnniibc Scraus-
for0crunQ acccptlrt.
Ter 0iitin0uirtc 6err, Delher Die
rcpu6lifaniicbc FrdiiOcntid]uitS 9to.
nin0tion crbiclt ingtc in iciner 9tOti,
ifationSrcoc:
oGic StGrtc Der republifouiihcn
Eortci in ser gcgcnwGrtigeu Gom.
poGnc bc9riinoct id nui sic Cbot=
idhc, OoB mir oie Eolitif nertreten,
melde 3lr 9cieitiglttg befonnter
Nllbbrdudc. iouic 5ur 6ortoouer Der
5reibeit uno wo6rer Yroipcrit1t I'M.
erI0BIidj it, lmO ooB mir, pic nnierc
ElottIorm lrBucitig erfIdrt, cnt-
itlolicn iinO, oieie Golitit bei5ube.
baItcn unO peitcr ola3lliiibren."
Sn 9toucu Der ocmofrotiihc ii
tel occcptirc id) Die Neroltsfo ''''
lno tIogc Die rcpublifaniidrcr.
at. Dab lie fir nIe 3ur S.s.rase.
rer 9unocSrcgicrllng O.strahe
VliBbrdlcbc pCrnntluor
lie niht I'M StunOc /
lid notbucnoigeu 9it-
grYoobe ;;bcre;,,it;,,,,,' @ 'atcrindlnns
rcpublifoniicbc YurteiWer
fiir Nie notbluenoigen Refrn
Hart bat; I'M @egcntbeil BEL nnt.I.
Dab lie offen uno noioriid Saatr
nn1gcn uno Grpartltngen alle@
Cnrficttttu, tche . %..x\
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

@incou, Ncbr. 2 Au3ut Die oicuc 9cuodrihti8m8 ocs
Nrn SSlon Siuaa 9rDon bcr cnc Domination sum omofrnti
dc ErGi0cntina G1nOOocH proaranunacndb polo
gc (uucnoc @cudcr alien (bcn Der &r Smutn moren
pcgcn ponGtc i'm 6ciaewoto N,OT 6u9gcn
mcbcn uu 0roc @cihG3b1uu mo ooa Gbbou Der GlfS"
mar @ou oort nit 8i0u Sr. @non III Den
6cnrrn ciou0r reid aut OoS pShroln0ote gemidt no
cbn m oa9 0c1ofrote &oupQarticr bcnOc eb Dem Saupt
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&r Gic NotbWn13 Ggrcmon gng nn eincr 0roBcn
Sa1&po Iribu tutn oui mcIdcr Siec
m oc Go0tOotcu MiAo 9totibinaS Gomcs uno oes
ARRANGEMENTS Gom3 ir Ole 9ridcriocr mO Die ngaocen
@Gr ouQctclt
0c S3N NDm mlr0H elmer &uidc Dom oSlncoln-
Notc" iumitu cie3 Shrn tclic mo oc@ SmrttS pom
GaQNCu bic op9bebcn Stron c2forrt, no
unubcbbdrr WclCne Der (rnc Ocrilmncl mar Cte
pltcu Gu0 ucbtN, ais NrOon no &cr IN @celtdt
0a Sbcoon MODOr9 g. VI 9rom nno Der Vft9e'
DER 0c2 ARRANGEMENTS lribIn 5obaO Die 0e
cuboit Sec cu1cnommcn r0icte Normdn 0od Die
&crDo0lc &otcr Sobn g. Nu3cn Gc9 0oineS,
ro ouiiorocrc @ba SIT predc Nof Ocm FciW fam S0rlibr
Nu513 Gomic Die Ncibc wo Det cine t'r5a
9niprle in mhCr Dem @r NOm mtbcl 0nB ubcrmulS
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den N bct tre 9lnprodc 9dd beenoefenl
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Gin 5alc2anbr obgcucr S0nt Oon 6 &0nonHhulcn eer
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-13

/ uCNlNllIN NOA sNIVt Ibl ~NN||NH lblJ
Nom6cn in 0u@ Yon0 cin0ciTnul1Qclt
mur0cn iinO.
Gic icitrn2 Der Nc0icuma Ncnuh
ten llnItrcnQu0cn. nm Dem Sdnnm
Ocl ouf 0cn @um0 it tonnncn. limo
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Qcitcrn lu1tcrnonrucnc Ronio bat in
0eiicn nl }uci &orituOth1uicrn uou
&ii0bot hunOcrt NcuoluCr no iiui
5iQ 6lintcn III (u1c 0ciGrOcrt.
2lm MiontoQ IonQtc ou5 Barcelona
cine ucr0Idtigc @iitc on, Die uubcr
bolb 0iiiobon2 Qc0iiuct murOc. mobci
cn iid iCiQtc, 0uB lie nit @onbCn 1c
iilllt mar. Us mur0c crtIGrt. 0o6 iriia
Der iNou pielc Gbulidc GiItcu bier cl
Nctroiicn icicu, 0crcn Ginldnuggc
hung in sic Stoot gclouQ.
0oa @criicbt lifcrt 0urd, 0nb ON
9. 9huQrit an cincr ciniomcn Stcuc
bel Gc}imbro, Is Nicilcn iii0lh Don
&iiiobon, cin ScNcI6out o6ii6tlicb
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6iitcn uu@QcluNcn un0 al 2anO &c
broGt lporocu Eicic aiItrn per
ihmon0cn, bic Nch0rocu brohtcn ie.
0oH nodtrGQliM in GrfoGrlnN oab
Oua Sarge oicica SCNclbontc3 olt$
@oiicn rnO M}uition bcitonOcn ha
be, 0ic bon 0rINicn ans ub0cihidt
moroen uorcn,
yer oSlIclllo" pot 0roBeS EllInchcn
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9toti5
an nnicrc Iyrcnnoc nno &nnocn.

g6lr bnbcn Iiir3Iib cine oouTommeuc ,Sdrbes
nno Rlto lfnnuiuiursYtnlagc Der mooerniicH
Hrt llcbcn unicren repuldren Ieppb JiciRis
onn9. nno Soqcrnna.ecf6dit inltaarrt Sods
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SiaHbe, Sbre IeppCbe Rugs, 8orlcrcil etc
81 rcinGcn nnb IN irGcno ciucr acmiinidieu
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pode Ruqs bon irnrno ciuer Gr6ba oocr Surbe
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icrc &crirccr 6ci &bncn Oor'prcdbcn unb Sbucu
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mir uuicrc Cant fir iriibCre Sunoid5uit aus
iprCdbcu nCrblCibCu mir ufiungsnua
Sbc Gbciapcate steam Harprt Cleaning ano
Stutaac 80
1904 Sit.Snhettc. straRc.
~. ". eunocrnuo, Gigeutbimer
(219-44h) Ielepbon slridIu6.
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8ryo,,'s Gbrentae.
Fnrmcllc alnttf,irnne hra hrmokrati-
fdDen GnmHiSaten.
6iitprid)e Scene nor Dem Staatsfapitoi in sincol"

2c 6c nndc pnnfOic - NcnSfNs rcpnbtnnIder eon'
ptc cine cruUrragcno &Ulc Nan - &rinr FHrnOe
pOliidcr GlnbS. - @rpnn'S Nnnnbmc'Nco Seine pcrnd-
NnNgn gcGcu Die rcpnbfuuidc EnrtC - &crnnmOrt'
ldfcjt ocricbcn fHr ituOc ltcbcl0uOe nno MhbrGndc
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Gntrcbue in Sidl.
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sEcREr ORDERS.

North star Lodge. NO. .. A. =. A. H;.neen
First Thursday IN each month ~ Masonic
HaIl--North- west corner OF Tenth and Ceutoe
strests o. b. Woods, W. u. = ? Jacobs.
secretary.
Hiram Chapter Meets Second snd Fourth
Tuesday 10 each month. II. GOuld, htgh.
Priest; w. H Hun burd, Recorder.
Rins solomon CommandeFy, NO. e.-neees
geCond aud Fourth Thursdav In 0acA month
a. II ssonic han D A. johnson. u. O. W.
Fl Hum burd, Recorder.
III. olive Court. No. l-Aests the First Friday
or eacn month ct Masonic hall. HI. a.
wilbur, matrOn; Ars. Georgia Aiogsts
DoCr0tArv.
chadty Lodss. No. siss. q. e. Q. a Q. -
Neets First Second and Third Tuesday each
month &C Odd Fellows hall on West Sixth
and Walnuv streets. G. b. Brown, n g.; j.
l., n. Brown. r., 8.
Grand Masters Council OF @. u O. OF O. r. No
Q3i. meets Fourth Tussday night In each
onth. Dennis Burrtss W. Nj J. v, Heath,
n q. OF R., No. - OF q. q. o. Of o. Econ
venee the second Thursday At $50 and
fourth Thursday at O'Clock each month.
Mrs.. Mary Hilton. y N. @. Ass. ktsds
Attic Tsbernacle No. 471-A Meets first and third
Tnursday In each month, ct the Odd Fellows
Hal sixth and Walnut streets. Mrs. Netae
DAVIS, @ r.; Mrs. Lizzie Bush, O. B.; 1ias
Kettle Weldon, Assistant O. h.
North Star Lodge No. .. knights OF Pythias -
Meets every Monday night corner OF sixth
and walnut streets. Regular work nignts,
SECOND and fourth Mondays }. A. johnson.
C.'C;J. w. Robinson. X. OF b. aad 8.
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When to 90 Home.

Prom the Button, Ind, Banner:
.'When tired out. 60 home. When you
want consolation, go home. When you
want fun, 60 home. When you want
to show others that you have reformed,
go home and let your family get &C.
qusinted with the fact. When you
want to show yourself at yonr best go
home and do the act there. When you
feel like being. extra liberal go home
and practice on your wife and children
first. When you want to shine with
extra brilliancy go home and light mp
the whole household" 70 which we
would add, when you have bad cold
go home and take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy and a quick cure is certain.
For sale by all druggists.
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TIVE cHURcHEs

Corfntbian BAPTIST Churos cor, Or 1T Ffftcentf
and Linaen streets. Preaching: ~ ii .. n
Sunday school lot u O'Clock Preaching. At I,
D. N. Rev. +. i. Grimth, Pastor.
y. PAM 4. n. r.. Corner Of Second and Centes
Streets. Preaching ct i0.S0 .. m. SundeS
School at 3 O'Clock, 8 Jos Brown Superin
tendent: Epworth League &C p. % pr"aeh'
ing at p. m. w. 3. brooSs PASTOR.
first African Baptist ChurCu- -Nrne, 6choo
and Fourth streerts. Rev. r. burden pastor
Preaching iO.SO .. m: Sunday school S.O p
m, Mrs. J. r, 0rfmn, 0upertntendent
Young Peoples meeting p. M, preacains
surn's Chapel \. =. Church Corner q IL
and Croker Sta. Church services, preach
ing at II m and p 10; Glass ana prayer
meeting IL m Sunday; Sunday SCHOOL 9;O .
m; EpWorth League p n Sunday; Prayer
and Class meeting every "Wednesday p m.
J. N. Harris. Pastor ~ llth 81
Maple street baptist Church-SttuAted on =.
Maple between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Preaching II am; Sunday School $500 .. m.
q q Cor Superintendent. Mrs. @. c. Cox lst
Bible teacher; preaching ut 8P. N.
Rev. Samuel Bates, pastor
u MON Congregational Church Corner Tenth
and Park Stre4ts. Preaching l0:46 .. m
Sunday School 10 m; evening servioe IN
o, N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
H. w. Porter. pastor
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-x,raxaoxnce In pres,.

Very few persons outside OF the
Glittering circle Of our enormously
rich families, who constitute what IL
referred TO as the best society,"" can
understand how any young woman in
this or any other country can spend
upon her wardrobe such vast amounts
Of money 40 are expended by the
daughters Of some Of these families.
The history Of the world does not
show such reckless extravaganza In
the way OF dress. Nor, for the mat
ter Of that. does the history Of tho
world show 80 riotous q use Of money
% that practiced by our very rich in
their strictly social advertisements.
Happy In the lot Of the man or WON.
an who Is not tempted to such foolish
indulgences, which take the edge frols
Mes real Joy!
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Fled from css,

+ 49, .
4 had friend said the bearded
man. who got out Of paying a bill he
owed in an. original way When the
collector arrived he sent word to him
that he would see him in few min
utes. Then he went into the parlor.
shut the doors carefully, turned on
every blessed burner In the chande-
her, came quickly out. and had his
man show the bill collector in the par.
lor while he hurried upstairs. Do you
think that collector waited few min.
utes for him to come down? Not on
your photograph. He fed from that
gas filled room in about two seconds
by the clock. II he had stayed three
he'd have been suffocated."