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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

UTAH-1DAHo SUGAR co.-The
regular quarterly dividend of | y
per cent on the preferred stock
Of this company will be paid at
the office of the company. Sharon
Building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
on Sept 80. 1908. to stockholders
: Of record Sept 10, 1908:
The stock transfer books of the
company will be closed on the last
named date at IL O'Clock noon, and
will be 5reopened on Oct |. 1903.
at 10 o'clock a: m.
HORACE G.. WHITNEY.
Secy. & Treas.
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BUILDING STONE.

THISTLE STONE co. BELL PHONE
F 227G Ind: s27 Office under Deseret Bank
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Mrs. licincr Improving Mrs.
Frank IIeiner of 654 east Second
South street is recovering at St.
Marks hospital from severe burns re-
.C0iNcd YESTERDAY moning.
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200 R.ANtBOu LETTE RAMS, AT HIM Han.
ranch. % miles east Of Coalviiie. = taA'
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BY Z. NJ. ONION, ON WEDNESDAY,,
Sept 90 1920 n. m. at 2sl Canyon Road.
viii sell - lot OF goods. household
goods. consisting In part OF fine toned
upright piano, carpets. book cases. ot
books, including lot of medical books,
center tables. rockers. Rattan couch
sanitary couch, dining table and chairs,
fine side board. refrigerator, combina-
ton kitchen table. linoIeun,. fine brass
and iron beds. cheffoniers. dressers,
commodes. brdseye mapleS dresser and
commodes. two pair foils, guitar. lot
carpenters tools. lot fruit Jars, china
and glass ware, etc. etc.
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he Daily and Saturday News.
LOCAL BRIEF S.

Enters Medical Observation-Disclosures e,
Brain has returned to Jefferson Med
ical college at Philadelphia. where
he enters his junior year of study.
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AGRICULTURAL DISPLAY.

''The agricultural exhibits this year
will be no less interesting than those
of the horticultural departments. Good
crops have been raised in all parts Of
the state. and dry farms especially,
will place before the public eye some
amazing sights in the way of cereals
In this connection the Agricultural coll
lege of Logan wll5come out strong
with a. display showing what can be
accomplished In Utah without the all
of irrigation. The showing OF farm
implements and vehicles Of various
kinds will be among the strong fea-
lures of the agricultural section.
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FOR SALE.

FINE YOUNG WELL BRED M1NisiN
cheap. $50 south 10th West 81
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10000 PAIRS BEST OAK sq ladiss
mems sewed soles 75c. heels s sG,, lake
sewed soles soc, heels 25c. , SAL piocR.
Shoe Rep. Co. Basement Atlas -,
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OR TRADE. NEW AuroM0Bams Nj.
desirable house and lot. auo'e's
News.
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EXTRA HIGH GRADE PAA,LLC;n 81
gan for sale cheap. G65 South Man -
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4 FEMALE sCoTCE colby. m g.
istered. Enquire D-g, Deseret Ne@s
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NEW AND SECONDHAND FS Sansc,
4 tnre-stoves and ranges-wlll ,SVnosnnirn
buS, or sell any old thing; w = Hell
Fuiniture CO., Us West 1st SouH''
see52. Ind 1856
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{ FIVE, ROOMS, MODERN ( COTTAGE,
sewer connected. close in. Enquire NO.
100 North LIST West.
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ONE Ton OF SCRATCH PAPER s,a ~
quantities to suit buyer, at ~ St,jt,
per pound. Call at the JOY
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NlAN,rEp.

A LAIsrEFa-I1.AY SAINT. WITH sBlsH-
op recommend, 10 take orders for II tlis-
aotricnl Church engraving, 50 per cent
commission. One having had experience
preferred. Rear 80 West South Temple
upstairs, G. w. G.
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sij HOUSE or EIGHT ROOMS,
strictly modern. III End Ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SLOT MACHINES AT HALE PRICE.
Pilots $50 Eagles s25., fob. Denver. Or
der quick Absolutely perfect condition.
Mills Novelty Company. Denver.
1900 TO $500 PER MONTH IN THE
real estate business; SO will start you.
Experience unnecessary. ] prepare you
Sv' mail and appoint you my special
representative. Write for my free book
III. Gray. Pres. 10 Century Bu1dg,
Kansas City. Mo. fgt
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WE 4 WANT PLACES FOR YOUNG
men who so to school to work morn
.ings, and evenings for their board, Ere
siding Bishops Office. II North Main St.
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9 AND g ROOM MODERN HOUSE. ~
Aprltot st. west of Center St
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y BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES aM M
supplies. w. l.. Wetherbee. % t.se '4'.

OLD NEWS PAPER FOR WE !: +,
ping. etc, cent pound: sold IN - ats.
bundle. Apply Mt this office. Lower
given for $50 and 800 lbs.
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( NEW 5-RoOM MODERN. ELECTRIC
light. bath. toilet etc. lawn and plenty
of shade Call at a73 Belmont Ave.
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WE HAVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR
girls to do housework, also fora lady
to work three days q week.
We want work for laborers.5 carpell-
ters, sfiremeIi, engineers and painters
For further information call st II
North Main ST. ~ 4.3
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HOUSE OF 4 ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping suitable for students, c an
rent 9 rooms or all, Enquire rear 20
Canyon Road,
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YOU RUN NO RISK WHEN YOU
take a course at Henager's Bushes Col
lege All graduates are placed in good
positions.
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SITUATION WANTED.


BY YOUNG MAN. WITH GOOD.
prac teal experience as stenographer and
bookkeeper. AL references. Address D-1O
care of News. "a =
LADY. KIND AND WIIILING,- WOULD
like position as housekeeper in widow.
er's home. Address s2S Roberta Ave,
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Suburban Realty DcaI-Eighteen
md a half acres of Hollywood addi-
lion Wore disposed of Yesterday after
noon by A. Pomeroy of Los Angeles,
to local parties. for 100000 The
property is on Twelfth South street,
n nd viii no ~, praypl
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NEW MODERN BRICK AOus1'ai'.s
South 10th East Ind. 11I0a.
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5NVANTED-25 TEAMS WITH CLAIM
wagon for grading work, wages 4 90 l, PEI
and First South Street or at oInce'
Board of Trade Building. P. j. Moran
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HELP wANTED-aLALE

CAPABLE SALESMAN 40 COVER
Utah with staple line. High commissions.
with 500 monthly advance. Permanent
position to right man. Jess H. Smith
Co, Detroit, Mich
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UTAH STATE FAIR
WILL |. run A WEEK
Exhibition Which Promises to Be
The Biggest Event Of the
Kind in History.
RACE ENTRIES CLOSE TODAY
Competition for Prizes Will be Keen in
All DcpartmcntsNIany Cash
prmiums offered.

= I
That the coming state fail&wli be.
the biggest thing OF Its kind ln5tie his
tory OF such events in this region Is
the unqualified opinion Of President.
J. G Mcdonald. The exhibition. swiil
throw open It's gates on oct. s., and viii
run week, and will pun perhaps
2longersif in the Judgment Of the di-
Brectors conditions warrant continu-
ance, 81 *
Lester ~ Freed, supervisor. of de-
spartment A a. fast horses, Is busy to-
day checking UP the horse race entries.
This afternoon there was every ndica-
ton that this years races would be tho
best ever, as entries had been received
from three states aside from Utah.
The only thing feared by President
Mcdonald is that the weather nnay@not
E be propitious. Along all lines, this
early. interest Is more manifest than
ever before. Keen competition will be
witnessed by exhibitors from all parts
2of th4state in agriculture, fruit cul-
Sture, stock raising, manufacturing, etc
In discussing the coming fair, Mr..
Mcdonald said this morning:
FRUIT RAISING.
When it is remembered that last
year Utah captured many prizes at
the National Irrigation congress held
in Sacramento. 1t can readily be sur
missed that the fruit exhibit this year
will be out of the ordinary Further
more reports from all over the state
indicate that the fruit crop this year
is more than bountlful. it is immense
The successful fruit bearing sections
of this state extend from st George
{ to the south to BoXelder and Cache
counties on the north with new fruit
regions being heard from all the time
Green river district Is going to make a
bid this year for some of the premiums
offered. Weber county fair this year
is bringing out the fruit growers and
they are coming along with second re-
lays from Salt Lake in fashion that
will gladden. the hearts of the man
agement and make the Salt Lake anu
Utah county frnitgrowers sit up and
take notice.
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Porter Funeral Scrvice-The body
of Brakeman Charles w. Porter of
the Copper Belt road, who was killed
Wednesday BY being rim over. was
buried yesterday afternoon in Mt.
MO1iynt Gem Of p,,viii Xxx
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UTAH JUNK CO., HIGHEsT PRICE
paid for scrap iron, rags, bottles. rubber.
copper. brass. etc. IS e. 9Th So. Phones
l2o9.
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4 WILL SAVE YoU MONEY ON ANT
Watrous. 2i0 Edison st. Both phones.
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f A HOUSED "a. STREET BETWEEN
ard and ith Avenues. enquire at 100 \
Street. Phone 4IQT, y
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EXPERIENCED CHOCOLATE DIP.
pers wanted, Sweet Candy Co., 10 L. lss
South st.
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n SECONDHAND FURNITURE. CAR"
pets stoves, bicycles. Star Furniture
Co, ais State Street. Tel. 9S3-k.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
AUTHORITY OF
The PRESIDENT
LETTERS TO SENATORS ASSERT
HIS SUPREME CONTROL OF
THE ARMY.
DEFENDS HIS COURSE
WAS UNDER NO OBLIGATION TO
GRANT COURT OF INQUIRY TO
DISCHARGED NEGROES.

Washington. members OF the
United States Senate hay. received
letters from President Roosevelt with
In the last few days declaring his su'
premacy as commander In chief. in al
matters referring To the control OF the
army and navy.
The letters have created intense feel
Ing In the Senate and II Is not unlikely
that they will prccipitate conference
OF Republican members.
The letters In every case are In de
fense OF his course in discharging with
out honor the negro soldiers he be
lieycd to be guilty of shooting mp the
town Of Brownsville. Texas. and hi.
action In banishins Col. William +
Stewart to an abandoned military post
In u desert section of Arizona.
The third letter came to Senator
Stewart of Vermont. 4 few days ago
during the debate ON the brownsville
ease. Senator Stewart asked IA aucs
ton Indicating that he had doubt as &c
the wisdom Of extending to the Prcsi
dent the power OF passing on the limo
ccnce or guilt Of cS.soidicrs apply inR
for reinstatement. In view Of the fact
that II appeared the President still
believes NIL OF the negroes to have beer
The senator WIS surprised To receive
from the President a letter bearing
ON both the Colonel Stewart and the
Brownsville cases. Attached 10 the
communication were letters TO Scna
tors Rnyncr and William Alden Smith,
III" one to Mr.. RayncF asserting chiefly
III. President right as commander
inchlcf To deal with an officer In such
n manner aS he pleased. while the one
To Mr. Smith was confined to the
Brownsville affair and reiterated tn.
Presidents belief that he had dealt
with the case as conditions demanded.
The President went further RtIii In
his letter to Senator Stewart. In nd.
diiion To repeating much that he said
To the other senators.
lie declared that Senator Stewart.
from the question he asked In the dc
bate. appeared to he proceeding under
n misappr-hcnslon Of the duties Of the
President Of the United States In con.
ncction with the army and navy.
He quoted III. law as he Understood
II. and denied that he was under any
obligation To give to tho discharged
negro soldiers or to Colonel Stewart
any court Of inquiry. Several parn.
graphs wcf. devoted 10 n discussion
Of Colonel s,cwart's case. and the
personal faults which have cas-, him
Into disrrpui. In army circles. After
this discussion the President wro,"
that IN every community there II tnun
niaudlin sympathy with muri-r-rH.
and the Thav ease In New York is
cited by him as mn example.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
COMPLAINTS ABOUT PAINT,

The time to complain about paint
Is before the painter applies II. The
man who puts M til. money shonld
not shirk the responsibility of choos.
ing tho paint. True. the painter
ought to know paint better than tho
banker. the professional man or the
merchant. The trouble ~. tho house.
owner too often deliberately bars tho
competent and honest painter from
the job by accepting n bid which he
oush, 10 know would make an honest
job impossible.
Secure your bids on tn. basis Of
National Lead company's pur. Whit.
Lead and pure i.inSccd oil aud Nc.
that you get these materials.
No ono need he fooled BY adul'cr.
aicd white lead. A biowpIp- testing
ou'ht will be mailed to anyone inter.
cS'cd In paint.
Address. National L-ad COMPANY.
Woodbridge building. New York City.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Marvellous AeropIane Flight.

Mahtco. n. C.-with as much ease
aud the same grace AS a Nraguil sails
over the wafer In search Of fish to de-.
your. Orvillc and Wilbur Wright OF
Ohio. In their newest invention. the
War Acropianc." dcficd tho elements
aud sailed away far over tho Atlantic
pcoan and back arain to their place
Sf rendezvous In kiii.Dc,ii I'M. Mays
Head. North Carolina.
Not only did the aeroplanc make n
successful flight over the sea. but all
~ and down Mays Head. which Ia
iothins more than an island. for a dis.
ancc of about twenty-five miles. The
machine sailed with perfect east. at
I'll times under perfect control of both
he Wright brothers. who were In the
machine. The machine was at least
1000 feet In the air nj one time. and II
vas apparent from the mancuvcrs tina,
he two inventors were particularly in.
tcrcstcd In proving the acropianc ca.
pablo of making sharp and decisive
turns In all directions under all condi
tions
The flight Of the machine as II left
the earth was really beautiful sight.
II actually sho, up into the air like an
inflated balloon after IL had been re-.
leased. When II reached a certain
height II would sail away for some
distance. then ascend or descend. &C
cording 10 the will Of the operator.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Admiral Evans Farewell.

San francisco-RcarA Admiral Evans
hade a personal farewell to the officers
of his command at the banquet given
Friday night In honor of his visit
OF the Atlantic feet by the city of San
Francisco. He was wheeled into the
room and in a characteristic fifteen.
minute address declared that what Is
needed To preserve the peace of the
world is more battleships and fewer
statesmen.
As TO armor belts. the admiral dc.
clared It made no difference whether
they were at the water line. or whether
they were made of leather. wood or
eggshclis.
1T is the men who can shoot the
straightcst and stand punishment the
longest who win BATTLES" he declared
-and II is Of such stuff that the Amcri
IAN navy is made
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Nothing to Get.

Gelctt Burgess was talking At q
theatrical supper In New York nhuUt
THE Lark" his delightful little paper
that failed.
Nearly all good papers fall" said
he. ! have an aged friend who runs
n splendid paper In n small W"s'"- n
village. The last copy my friend sent
me had this editorial paragraph
marked In blue p'ncil:
burglars entered our house last
nirht. To the everlasting sham" of
the community for whose wclfar,' We
have lnborcl thirty.eIeht years. be it
said they got nothing"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15

also separate particles OF lime. and
the stone corais consist almost wholly
OF lime iirmiy united In a solid mass.
Red corai-so much admired for i,s
finc color and susceptibility to high
polish. and much used for ornamental
purl'oscs-is chiefly obtained from the
Mediterranean. In some parts of
which extensive fisheries" arc car.
ricd on. Rcd coral has a shrubiikc.
branching form. and grows TO tn.
height OF about n foot. with thick.
ness equal TO tina, Of the little finger.
Black coral. the heart Of which is
solid. Ia stiii more highly priced. Coral
was known to the ancicnts and war
used for ornamental purposes by tn,
Gauls.
Probably the most complete .nowl
edge that the world has gained has
been learned from the observations oi
Prof. Alexander Asassiz. director and
curator of the University museum oi
Harvard. son of Harvard's most IA
nous scientist. Louis Asassiz. and
presidcn, of the Calumet & Heels
Mining company. as well as a world
wide travClcr.studcnt.
Alexander AEassiz's great speciai,,
Is marine zoology. and he IL the recog
nizcd world authority on the subject
Back in the seventies Prof. Agassi,
explored Lake Titicaca. between PER-
and Bolivia. one of the highest
lakes in the world. From 1877 to isst
he directed the deep sea dredging on
crations of the United States govern
ment steamer Blake in West Indiat
waters. giving special attention t
coral islands. and since then he has
explored practically all the oceans.
In 1894 he made a notable expedi
ton TO the deep sea region Of the Pa
cific. and II was during this expedition
that Prof. Agassiz found the greai
submarine desert. 5000 feet long ant
several hundred miles wide.
Coral reefs have always held a pc
culiar fascination for Prof. Agassis
and after exhausting the reefs in tn,
Pacific ocean he made an expedition
to Queensland especially for the pur
pose OF studying the famous Barrie,
reef.
At the time when he was about tt
start on his four months exploration
trip to the South Pacific in the Alba
tross. working on plans outlined b,
the government fish commission. Mr.
Carnegie offered to finance the expedi
ton to the extent of $4,000.
In December 1896. Prof Agassi,
chartered the steam yacht Virginia foi
another investigation tour to the Yves
Indies.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
DR.. MAYER r.

An expedition has been sent out by
the Carnegie foundation for the pur.
pose OF studying the coral formations
along the Florida Keys and To the
West Indies. The two scientists In
charge OF the expedition are DIR. 4. G.
Mayer. formerly OF Cambridge. and
Dr. W. r. Vaughn Of the United
States geological survey. DIR. Mayer
In navigator as well as u man OF
science. and he will be In command Of
the Cargenie boat Physaiia, In which
the voyage will be made.
Coral life will be studied along the
route OF the new railroad from Miami
TO Key West. where. In making u bed
for the track foundations. the coral
reefs have been cut through. lcavin.
exposed much that Is Of interest and
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15

This confines the coral reefs to the
tropics and shallow water. They nevcI
thrive near the mouth of n river. Rec
building corals are no, found plyin'
their trade on the shore Of the United
States north OF F1orida. yet even at
the New England coast some trt'
stone coral. the polyps Of which. wh.i
expanded. are large and beautiful. aT'
occasionally found.
Under the common name. coral. arr
Included many species. probably th'
most common being sponge coral an,
brain coral. their names signiiyini
their shape. Corais are roughly ciassc;
under two heads. the horny coraiS nm,
the lime or stone corais. The formc
consists chiefly OF u horny secretion
from the poiyps. which may inciud
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
You Would Not Accept Counterfeit
Money. Why Accept Counterfeit
Cooos1

Good money Ia made by tho Govern
men, In which you have implicit faith
and confidence. Good goods are made
By manufacturers who arc wiiiin. to
stake their regulations on the quality
OF the material offered To you through
the medium Of their Advertisements In
this paper. Counterfeit goods are no,
advertised. The reason for l, is they
will no, bear the close scrutiny to
which genuine advertised goods are
subjected. Counterfeit money pays
more profit to the countcrfcitor. Coun.
terfcit goods are offered to you for tho
same reason.
Insist on tho Gcnuinc-Rejec, the
Counterfeit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
TIE New Baby,

A youn. woman OF n religious turn
Of mind wished to announc. To a
fgjcnd the birth Of her iirstboTn child.
She sent III, following telegram:
Isaiah. Sc which. bcin. Interpreted.
read. For unto us a child is born.
unto IN n ron iH given"
Tho friend. more literal and less
familiar with tn" prophets. road the
message. and said to her husband:
Margaret haH a boy. but why on earth
did she name him Isaiah. lie must
be n healthy chap. though. for he
weighs nine pounds and sia ounecs."-
woman'E Homo Companion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Adams Punishment.

Arnold Daily Is responsible for this
ono. which happened IN II school whcro
Bible study III part of tn" course,
What sin did Adam commit"
lie ate forbidden fruit
Right. What tempted ADAM"
Eve
No, really Eve. but the serpent
And how was Adam punished"
The giEl hcaitnt"i and lOHkc, con
fused. Behind her sat liiil" rirhi'
y"arold who raised her hand and said:
Please. pastor. I KIN
well. tell uH: how WINS Adam pun.
ishcd:"
He mad to marry Ev".'-rouHg's
Magazine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Not a Cross.Breed-

rs that your dog. John?" Iueried
tho mistress with u smiling glance at
the strange mongrcl that hid behind
the coachman's heels.
.'No. mh'am," replied John. "he just
come in this morning, and I haven't
got the heart to drive him away
HE looks Ike II cross breed, doesn't
he?" returned the lady.
"Oh. no. maam." was tn" assuring
rcjolndcr OF John. be isn't cross;-
breed. He Is n cheerful breed. He has
done no hing but hang iound and act
happy ever since he came in."-Home
Magazine.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-15
Well Named,

The train hal stopped Mt n lIIti.
town on III" prairie,
The passenger with III" skull cap
stuck his head out at III" window ani
read the name over the door ot the Hta'
iiCn.
Star View" h" said. Well. that's
good nrtn". anyW'y.'
'YcH. sir resp nd"i III" detected
viiiaE"r on the station platform. and
IL hIa the burned tnwn III" u glove. "
you should come here to make n liNin'.
mister. ia SiaTVr yoi. all right. all
rigni."