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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
HIBERNIANS To
CELEBRATE

On next "Wednesday evening tho
three divisions 81 the Ancient or
der 81 lllhrruiaus vii give pus
gram IN celebration ~ fhr birth Of
Robert Emmett. beginning If 10
p N. al Iiiheruian hall. Nlnth and
Yeaier. assisted by Capt clcaFY
and the tglbcrulan kaiEhta
The program u a. follows.
Chairman. fiou Judge Phillips. -
leetlou &c tIish haEfsipeH. pr =.
y NcCotmack. song. Oh 'ilfeafha
Not Its Name Miss X Kelly
vialln selsetina. The Hap That
Once Through Tars" r. ! - Nal.
les. ersfian. Robert Emmett. Mr
u u Thompson auuE. Wearing
~ the Green. Miss Mse Jones
s0uE. Who Pears tp surak Of S.
NJ VIM Kelly Emmrtis speech
From the Dock. NJ n = CHgau.
snnE. "Ononueii Aba. Mf John
J. Cannon acieeiioa IN Irish bag
pipes. Mf H. = Mccormack
Ths program viii hc concluded b.
the audience singing God Save
ireland and The star apanEi.d
Hammer The public cordially IN
yited. particularly those Of Irish
blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

improvement club has voted In IA.
yuf ~ such IA movement. and ims
uraFrment rluba on Capitol hill. IN
Ia. DeuuY blaine addition aud 9th
- places where fine residences are
haasted Of have taken up the
question Numerous residents Of
these districts and business men
OF the down town localities have
come 90 me fa discuss The matter
aud learn by what procedure they
may BRINE about an underground
system
The objections made b. those
from The residence districts have
been la regard tu the unaiRhtll#
ness of fhc poles. while the buai
ness men have complained Of the
danger - life aud property FROM
overhead wires and OF tho trouble
which they have caused IN case
Of serious fires
This office has no province IN
the matter II IL simply up 10 the
eonncil. which can set around the
existing franchises only by 0rdi.
nance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

-. sssiNe Electric Go. had 9
teV ,i.s In court yesterday In
eas .,s,le the court ATTACHES aud
Co. c.. had distinct impression
- The appointments closed az .
vs. vs., thal thsy had pat IN one
-. nsels day
= 81 lesal nlm which represents
= ,...sasgaflan entered atlsWcrs
~ ,,.rsnnal damase claims the
h..t.le amount oi CONFORMATION
~ ssea hy the plaintiffs ap
s...'mstlns 81 500 ooe
49, nlain,iils Ia these damaes
,sslnted { r Hawkins M
.s.ays Ntnlam Hurley Lissle N
-. e.ss Jane = saun Hannah
$3.50 $3.50, Charles Mclsashlia Jack
80 CHARLES y Taylor g 7 tal
- q cataslno. Emma LoNe. o'St
s..ssesa Phialn bizsago, eeorre
Ss.eomb. Matte GriEes Ihos-
w.l.h p j f'urlot 1 y Daily.
$500 Roberts. v Lincoln
-, lner Harris, Henry N Jar
- Nation + Johns. Auua q
s. - David Ciark, Seattle
s, , q Fish Co @. \ t@rv BRED
ssssepler William KNOX. " A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

rams II composed 81 the fol
lowing John q Murphy chair
man. Hugh Garland. William
workman. IN Walter o. aalhrnith.
O ~ y la Parse nf y Non
fhul and Stuart Akrn The fol-
lowing VIII be the pattaneaasa
hrs John Is AEun AIRS A ~ An
dsrapn. Mrs Henry ninka. Sire Ed
mnnd naNdsu. Mra = Chibsfg
hfH John collins. STE Samuel
crawl ford. Mrs. George D8nNurth.
Mrs II y Eshrffna Mrs ! y Far
fail, Mrs J q aallraith. ArH J.
f. ualnss Nrs James - HeKo.
Ars I g. Hughes Mrn J a. KAY
anaEh Mrs panini krnrhsr Mra
John f.eary. AIRS Howard Lewis.
Mrt HerYey iindisY. Mra Frank
81 nefmot. Hru William Hickman
Moore Mra Walter Oates Nrs "
n Parsons Mra William piEntt.
Nrn ~ Reynolds Mfa Ralph
NUhounfeld. Airs e . Smith. Mfa
.asa. Il stewart. MHs q A stout
STR 7 , sullivan. Airs Eiinnr I
fhafual gre William = rrimhlr.
Nru tuHiaH Tufrnne Airs Andrew
AsbeF and Mfs John a.. Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Chafies B daaiurd. The shake
lesrcsn actor. will BE- seen ~ thr
Moore theatre next ueek In three
= the iaa,ortal baras most IA
tasas pszTA he will 0nsa his en-.
ksgeussat Thursday night IA An
tsas saa Cieopstra. zhich Wlll
sso y the asgl SATURDAY, nlEht
Friday eseriEs tha star 3til change
IS hill 70 Tia oia Guard aud
10 Tamiag q the ghF~w Sat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
MANY SUITS AGAINST
SEATTLE ELECTRIC CO.

Thompson. Lena Hall Camille
uecl Della Ogden. Robert Knoll
Cluud ~ Nash. T. G. Automobile
co. sadie FARMER John 4. Mitch
ell. E1orcnee Prince. Reginald
Colby. George T. Colhy. \. l..
Thomas NJ Miller. Donald
Thomas. john A. CriaWull. Anton
CLOVIS. a LARSON Frank loser
teuule ~ Gates. Anna X Onrlen.
Mitchell larsen. Il A. Gaerlnee }.
! Kee1e. Carrie stone, los Ahlan.
James npckeft Il. a. nuRgc Alex
rantaEes. carl Olson. hrcsaam
Mario Marius 0lcson. MARI
OMeaty
ro add 10 the interest Of the 90.
eaaloa Judgments against the
plaintiffs for costs we're rendered
ia the followlng actions against
The corporation; = ". Gilman.
Charles Mel auehlln. Thomas
Donald ~. &. Gibson and John
Nachter Tho PuEet Sound Eiec.
tuc Railway Co. an affiliated cor.
purauon. vas not overlooked IN
The rush. Thomas G Collins find.
ing time 90 file suit for personal
injuries asaiust the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

rsr IN construction. weak IN
..s.l,aas and possessed % nolh.
I. a nAke Il lasting hrtdge
rlrht proved disappointing ar
= ~ brilliant lines tho Intense
..w.,,ons aud the fine climAAcs
Z -rhe walls % Jericho
rfns shannon strasKica noelf
| - 4 pat which hampered her
.esnes Herbert Kelley did the
= h eoald IN a role unssiitsd 20
!. s.lent The remaiater of the
s.msaus fsaud parts MORE or less
..nsa,e but The whole vas not
allslyiak
g. sAanacaas fascinating per.
.,nsasv alone makes Bridge
hs-se,ssnx. Despite the lack Of
sr~uxth II the part which eel 10
- a. xsn her way intn the ap-
srasai Of The Moorc theatre "a
ssas lar uight almost ~ much a.
- I'D IN The Walls Of Jericho.
ssidre i being givea at a mat.
|ines sadsy and vsH b tvPcatea 10
flgAt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

"No Mother "a Guide Her closes
at the Seattle theatre tonight a
Royai slave. a play founded up.
on Lew Nallsees novel. The Fair
tod. vili b. an alb week attraction
beginning tomorrow afternoon. The
plaY q said To contain many fine
situa fiaas. n introduce interesting
characters. ard 90 BE- Weli given
~ the company which viii present
e AZ the Seattle next wck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
STATE GAINS
SHORE LANDS

Under a decision of the supreme
court yesterday little "a valuable
shore lands on Lake linton III pres
out occupied hy n, manufacturing
plants OF tho Pacific Iron a Steel
Works and the Pacific Iron Works.
viii be vested IN the state. The
present owners have a title In the
ahHpe of a decd at conveyance from
A " Fmtpf. but none Of the rec
orda show where Frazier gained
title This action feYefasa the
Judgment af the lower court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
C0NTRADICTS HIS
OWN TESTIMONY

+ Charles Foss iost his suit Tor
Possession Of West Seattle prop
stty IN the superior court yeater.
day because the court records
showed that On = previous oeca.
stou he had told an entirely dif
farcnt story about the property
Attorney I "a MeeMahon opeaiy
announced that Foas had either
lied then or vas lyinE on the
stand.
On October 20. 1901. Foss was
on trial for arson and testified
that he had 40 interest Ia the ad.
'iiiulus property The jury after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
CONSUL GENE RAJ TO
RETURN TO CHINA

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 20
with the coming Of his brother. Kee
ONyhng. Who arrived yesterday on
the liner siberia. OVyauE King
who has bcen Chinese consul gen
efai 10 san Francisco since the
early sos. has been relieved Of act
hs charge Of the affairH Of the
consulate. and. after a tip through
the eastern part Of tina United
States all return 10 China
ovyanE kinF will not be officially
relieved until tho arrival 81 the
nee consul general Pins Chun who
IL expected la about : month. but
ONyanEs brother. Who has been
appointed yics consul Sill It once
begin his duties az the consulate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

~ Seattle Choral Symphony
kesnF vii render Meudrl ssahn :
-Eiish a the Moore theatre aexi
Tuesday ssenlax A grad chorus.
eualalnln< a large proportion 81
lie eisys Singers and James Ham-
flas IioNes symphony orchestra.
vi assist the principals. who In
slas@ MANY d the bess aHoga 70
zliz.s n fte city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

-Pariszr cls@ez rs engagement
n th- GFxnd opera house tonight
Commencing with a matlnse lnmur'
RS. the caegry 81 play house VII
frs A. Is attraction al next Neek
tAs iamliiAr cartoon comedy. Bus.
IL aown With Master Reed In
- ute role this year. "huster
Evxa~ Is said 70 b. funnief and
rsre Interesting than ever. the
sneiy Of the piece being mingled
- catchy soaks and lively chorus
era
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

CHICAGO. Feb 20 Here f. The
badge which viii be worn next June
by the delegates % the Republican
national convention
Most Of she badges viii be 81
bronze. bul 100 gold ones have been
ordered for the officials aud the
more distinguished perspuages who
are expected 10 be ln attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
OWLS TO MEET.

An important business meeting
~ the Order Of Owls will be held
tomorrow at $50 p. m. at the
Maccabee temple Fourth az. and
Pine ~. 4 social session will FOL.
low the business meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
menun,sn, 70 Flrs Fighter.

NEW YORK. Feb 81 Pier.
poni Morgan has contributed 81 00o
10 tho fund 10 erect = monument
% the iatr Deputy Fire Chief
Charles Kruger. killed lighting a
fire bishop Potter IL chairman Of
the committee that Is collecting the
fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

"llnea'a Daughter wlll give wa
tomrruw TO A Female fleaut9.
which will be- uest week burleaane
offering az the Lyric theatre New
songs. new costumes new comedy
aud neW Twins pictures afe prom
laad Tor tho patrons ~ the south
end PLAY hou#e A sketch called
MammsH Hos vii prcerds the
buflraquo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

sPatay aud tho Chorus LADY," a
new musical comedy. said a. con
tain many novel features. wiil be
the bin III the Family theatre next
week The Slick Nj Quick
closes tnmurfnN night The new
bin viii serve 10 Introduce Otis
Randall. comedian. Nho 10 an add
I'd attraction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The Seattle SYMPHONY orchestra
wili give concert "wednesday
evening II The Moore theatre. which
Wlll Include numbers b. Neusiela
sohn. Gfics. Goldman and Weber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
TgLEeaApsgRs TO MEET.

The Commercial Telegraphers
Union Of America will hold ia reg
ulAr monthly meeting II the Labor
Temple 1t ,. IN. tomorrow. Sun.
dRg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Talk With Brown

About that plumbing and heating IN
your new house. Let as install r
modern bath. lavntory OF aiuk All
modern fixtures at fair prices. Get
our estimates. q ~. Brown Plumb
ing Co. Pei Pine a. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

nlsht Next week the Lots stock
company viii he seen iu David
unrum. n afamatisatlon Of what
has beea Tie most popular hook of
several dccadea Henry Mcitae
viii he cast In the title role. aud
an adequate production is promised
ht Manager panuRes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

This weeks bill Al tho Coliseum
eleHcu tomorrow night The Tfal
les Car Trio. l. FcYre aud ST John.
He'll and Waahhurn. Matter +. Per
hiua aud company and other mes
people sill be seen Al the Coiiaum
next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The new vaudeville acts which
"a on At Paulagra Monday viii
include Hickey and Nelson. IN
Twisted aud Tangled Colby aud
Nav. Herbert. the Ffug Man. the
Three blossoms aud McClin aud
shelby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Al the ornhr,lr,.

ts0itie MgsnaY aud company. In
A howerY Hud. And the Kauf
man Bros. hlackfaee comedians.
vii head the new bin at the Or
pheum theatre next week The
present Hue Of acts closes tomor.
row night
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wards disagreed and the case was
dismissed bat Ia his action yes.
tefday foss declared that he was
entitled 10 a half interest la the
property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

ardaya matinee VIII see Mr.. Han.
fard In The Merchant Of Venice =
Il L. said that a capable company
Il supporting Mr. Hauford. hiH
press assnt claiming much for Miss
Alice Wilson. tho eumpauya lead.
ins lady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The bill which went on last Mon
daf closes at the Star theatre Ca.
morrow night ilohson aud shei.
don. Mas Befdellr aud her Village
Cutups, Richcy erals. the Stadium
Trio. and other noW things are
billed faf next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The four school districts Of Sui.
tan will vote on the question Of a
union school A. a special election
10 be held March z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

A new line ~ novelties and
moving pictures win b. seen A.
the Fiye9 star theatre next
week. the management promising
aa good "a entertainment a. Il has
vet offered the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
SC Star Theatre


TWW "EVWTTW ~
Continuous performances from Il m
to II SO . M dauy
This Week
aANs-NEISON GROUND TIGHT
john +. suilivans championship
diamond belt Kid Howell champion
ukhtuetght % the Northwest. Eileu
WradhHu. champion hng puuchaH % he
NJ est HHAn zHaf.rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

"Th- tfndertow finishes ia sue.
eessiui ssek a. the Lois theatre To-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The Mems Safiai club n ~
Franklin a rfeabs fnFtAa ehur, q
a.as organised that's neeE The cluh
wiil meet - trs = month ~ Hurpei
aua literary program
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Th~ ladies 81 The f.ahS Tulun
Prrslas terrain church will rive . H4is-
aiuuafs Tea March a. W fhe church
--.l.sE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29
Charity Ball

The charity hall. which VIII De-
given for the benefit Of thr Gaad
Shepherds Children Home IN
Ghristenaen'a hall. Monday eFeu-
ing Will be one nf tho largest and
most elaborate 81 tho pie. tenfeu
functions The committee of ar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

Miss Marguerite Hamilton and
Eathuuiei -. Moore we're married
In the phrlors Of the First Bethany
PreabHtorlnn church by the Rev.
Dr. ". A. Major Tuesday evening.
At o'clock Miss Mae HiEiawc
WAS bridesmaid. while Mr. q W
Smith attended the groom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

TIE uihi= class - Ntsz Inns Nar
Hanna " aanuin - stTs an AlHu
Festival rntrftainaurni about April
40 iu the church hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

A Naudns lilo HHfrftAlnuenf % III
10 si8rn - she usiirmfan prafnai q
riuh under tf.@ aHNpif 80 % the 49,
attic ffninn Na = prsiet ~ WASH
inktan. MaaaaF evening Mar b ,
to- Columbia hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-29

The Men'a tai club - tha Ffrs
Presbyterian church. mes a. . ban
4tf~t Iast asKht Ia ths ehufeh go
Etra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04
next world they cannot with propriety be
HE HISTORIC DRAM.
IN In plccures.D
POCAHONTAS.

next world they cannot with proprietv he
called funny. ~
W ara was a Widower of considerable
standing In point o. time wien he perna
tr:tted tie Simple Cobhier' a fact which
may have some bearing on the tenor OF
Ills remarks. Of which there are MANY
concerning women.
TO speak moderately save a ..r .,
confess it Is beyond the ken of nv under
standing to conceive how those women
SlouId nave any true grace or val
liable virtue, that have so little Wit no 70
diSnsure themselves with such eyotic
CARDS, as not only dismantles their nattxo
lovely iuster but transclouts them into
CANT bar geese, Ill shapen, shotten shell
iiSii. Egyptian hieroglyphics. or at the
bcSt mo French fiurts OF the pasterv
which a proper English woman sbon,i !
scorn with her heels 1t is no marVni
theS wear drailes on the hinder mart IF
.heir headS having nothing as n seams
IN the forenart but few SQUIRRELS brains
10 he!o them frfsk from one tlI-favored
fashion to another
ne world Is full OF care. much Ike unto bubble
oiuen ana care. ard care and women
Ahu women and care and trouble
1T is a more common than conyeni.,,
saying that nine ta!lors make a =, -. -
were well that nineteen could make a
woman To her mind. II is no LITTLE labor
10 De continually putting I'D E.nelish
women into Outlandish casks: who e
they be not shifted anew once in a f.1v
months. grow too sour for their husbands
what this trade will answer for them
serves when God shall take measure of
tailors consciences is beyond INV sxiIl 70
imagine. He that makes coats
for the moon. had need take measure
every noon. and he that makes for WOm
en-, as often, to keep them from lunacy.'
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FIRST AMERICAN SATIRIST.
Simple Cobbler Of Agawam and His
Views on Women.
From the Sewanee Review.


Who cracked the first joke in America
The early records do not state. We are
not even quite sure as to the first Amer
lean who tried to be funny on paper OF
course some Of the very earliest colonists
III both Virginia and New England wrote
humorous and sarcastic accounts bacl,
home.
One might call to mind John Pory of
the Jamestown settlement whose letters
to the home folks were quantity witty
Francis Higginson. sturdy old New Eng
lander. sometimes dangerously near jok-
ing. and some would say that VIII am
Wood of Massachusetts by his sprightly
New England Prospect U634) deserves
the Place as first of the numerous
fathers of American humor.
But the first man to DO 1t with malice
aforethought and with the intention of
publishing also seems to have been the
New England preacher. Nathaniel Ward
Q51S-1652l. 1t was he who wrote the first
American book of humor, THE Simple
Cobbler OF Agawam." Other books he
composed, but as they deal extensively In
promises Of volcanic landscapes in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04
My, What a Pumpkin!
From the Iioquiam News.


a pumpkin weighing nearly 800 pounds
vii be one Of the freak agricultural fea-
lures at the merchants fair and Indus
rial exposition. which opens in Hoquiam
September II. The pumpkin is said to
be one of the largest ever grown I'm Che
halls county. 1t was raised by an east
end farmer who claims that the pumpkin
Is not only fft for table use, but has a
most excellent flavor.
This Is but one of the numerous freak
articles which VII be on disp ay at the
fair this year. Another farmer has writ
en- to see il he could find accommoda-
tons at the fair for shock of grain more
than twelve feet in height.
Farmers throughout tire county are an
ticipating one of the greatest agricultural
displays a the fair this year that has
ever been attempted in the county. 1t
will show the diversified resources in an
agricultural and horticultural way to the
very best advantage and those interested
in the products OF the soil throughout the
county will take great interest in the
display to be made at the merchants fair
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-04

be learned on a boardwalk. 1t must be
taught in Spain.
And. by way of first lesson, one must
be born there.
A white touring car whizzed around n
corner and came within the /. additional
inch of crushing an old man unoer its
wheels.
That was a cloae call, sir" exc,a'm d a
younger man as the ether reached the
fla g!ng.
The cd man turned to look at the van
ishing car that had come SO near Icing
his eXecu.ioner.
Yes" he answered whimsically, "a
little more and l would have been a VIC
tim 10 Washington white plague
Then he walked on. smiling TO Il mself
in way that showed he intended 10
share his small joke with all his friends
and neigtbors.
A stocky man was rounding the Treas
ury on the afternoon that the newsb Us
were rushing the airship extra. The man
bought a Star and glanced at the head
line. Then he iurched toward the coping
and clutched az iron rail. Another man
stopped TO ask if he could be o: assist
ance. The stocly man waited half a min
ute. then straie htened up, let 20 the raj.
and took a long, relieved breath.
Thanks. I'm all right now. The news
upset me for the instant-'
None OF your folks in the airship acct
dent hope
Don't know thing about it-got n
cranky heart that goes on a strike every
time l get little excited-but I'm all
right-for this time
And the stocky man who had had a set
to with Death and Gowced him, smiled
touched his hat and walked on.
A badge-labeled delegate was riding
in an open car AS it rounded Thomas
Circle he said to the home made man with
him:
You people are not going to promote
this burg into Greater Was hington until
you take a thing like that off your bust
ness thorOuchfarcs.
The thing was a gray squirrel with its
bushy tail reached up and its paws in its
mouth. 1t had frs ked down the green
slopes OF Highland Terrace, and was
doubtless jublant in its knowledge that
this is the season for nuts.
1t wasn't so gccd a business advertise
r,ent. probably as SIN ke-b elchins chin
ney or a roaring furnace. but
Business isn't everything III this world.