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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-15
- Sill Raging in
0aHy Mine Pitiful
~ ii Sorrow and Mis-
u 4 Wives and Chill
~

22aY. III. Nov. f5.--l,nlletfn.
:zxt the fire had burned out
3 4 Pzai mine. where nearly
1a<rs are entombed. was
~ Fslay when four rescuers
~ IRON The second trip into
Hzt zsd reported that they
z1S7et BIZ Intense heat, after
sa'ias tie z9o-foot level for a
Asn1ce.
W oppressed the belief that
~ \ sun raging there.
~ Allied 70 IND any trace Of
zianbsd men. either living or
: 'eseasrs first went 70 the 500
syel and then tried 10 pene-
NE zeefoas sssI Hose men
3 seat doxn to Eight the fire
water.
q report has put the most deg-
= Aspeet On the situation since
at vas first sealed.
2 ne most pltifuI cases yet
y Light 40 a result oF the
q y that Of Mrs. Camille
!. !. 20 y years. who IL speed.
RA country from France on
sssei and has not yet been
s'se Win the accident. At
= dsashtsr Is accompanying
nzan- Fayen IA among the
ensombsd In the mine
q connelly ordered that the
? milk In the city should
90 2 none but children.
q ne surrounding coun.
Z Contributing food and the
U and the Red Cross
altago.
I s Psary, Of the United
..s .9k.ss, arrived here today.
Thomas L. Lewis has
...' ~ 4 salaerity 70 spend 1000
g. 49, !. ,as szfferers. Special at
4. : ~, .slls paid to the children
1-A2 EOrkera Tho u-lyne
y s, -.asrs overcome by grief.
~ anz 70 feed their chil.
~. >. Andrew Timko. whose
\ n'..., 'fee sons are among
- NC ' u on the verge Of a
fv ..apss this afternoon.
- !. 'sylof. general superin-
Ms mine. and President
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BY ARTHUR w. L. DUNN.
Keen surprise was shown by
County Commissioners Dan Alb
rams aud A l.. Rutherford when
asked them what they thought of
the way patients were being treat
ed at the King County hospital.
Il don't want to talk TO you"
said Abrams In the corridor hall
way, and disappeared into his
office ! followed him in.
"Mr Abrams" said, Il am
speaking on behalf of the tax.
payers Of this county, the men who
put you In office They want to
know about this hospital business
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t ON DOWN
10 THE SHOW

Z. ne LEST! Stars guest at one Of
1'1lf theatre. ~ 'ne
| i' y, I shs day we have SO,
i y e,1 women Of Seattle WIN
l'z'lon seats upon our
s.n'l 'sal Just a. well be one
- y ne announcement on
- q shis issue and ~ lsa ~
h n, MAJ become one Of 4
n. good idea. re a goos
b s sna We win show VOC sVoa !
| Nv oDplng tour. ' 'He
b. ! =, 'ee announce,aen, n.
"a b 10 asn 90 down 10 The Ba
|aH TsI sDsh Office No. az ~
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one OF the wealthiest men of the
city and herself president OF the
Queen City Political Equality club.
THE girls all envy me-" she said
with a rogulsh smile at her co.
workers in the club.
II think business and profes-
slonal women marry for homes and
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PRESIDENT rAFT,s VIEWS.


4 ~ shall be glad that I shall /,
4 not have any property 10 leave 4
\ to my boys, OF whom | have 4
\ two, but only good character +,
4 and a pride In themselves and 4
4 q good education; but for my 4
4 daughter am going 70 sorape 4
= together as much as can I
r give her, and az good an edu. /,
4 cation as ! can, so that she I
4 shall marry only when she I
4 chooses to marry and not be- 1
4 cause OF circumstances. I
4 II Wish that every woman I
= In the world were 80 situated 4
4 that she did not think II was 4
4 necessary for her 10 marry N 4
A she did not want to. 1
4 Nov, that lie a proposition 4
4 that ! am prepared to defend 4
4 against ell corners. am the 1
4 last one to take a position 4
4 against that old doctrine OF 4
4 the common law that there 4
4 ought TO be nothing to inter 4
4 fcre with matrImony.
4 "But | would have the mat
4 ter so arranged that the wo-
4 men, when they came to de- 4
A eide and make their choice, 4
4 should have a full and free 4
\ choice, and that can only be
4 reached when they are put In
4 q situation where that which 4
4 they choose 10 not life which 4
4 they select because II 10 better 4
4 than some that they expect, 4
4 but a life that they look for.
4 ward TO with unmIxed happl- !
\ ness."
n
A A 4 A A. 4 A A A A A A 4 A A. A 4
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MARRY FOR HOMES
AND COMPANIONS

"Ill show you my husband and
then you'll know why | married"
said Mrs. James Anderson. wife of
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COMMISSIONER WILL
ASK GRAND JURY PROBE
Of COUNTY HOSPITAL

Reporter Dunn's Account of Terrible Conditions at
Georgetown Institution Strs County Officials to
Action-Womens Federated Clubs Join in De-
mand for Full Investigation of Conditions-Dr.
Corson Makes Excuses and Defends His Manage
ment.
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which you are responsible for.
They want 10 know what you are
going to do about IT,"
Rutherford Speaks.
Rutherford, who was in the
office, spoke up now.
4 don't like the way you went
about this business" he said. II
you had come 10 us first we could
have arranged II so that you could
have spent two or three days
there"
Fine" said. "You would have
dropped Or. corson note that a
s--~------
Continued on Page Seven.)
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-09

Montana. president: Jno. T. Burns
of Denver. secretary. and y. y.
Moss. chairman 81 the board of
control Congressman Mondeii Of
Wyoming has become an ardent
dry farmer. and nos lives on a
home surrounded W crops grown
by the most approved methods OF
moisture conservation
There IL no antagonIsm between
irrigation and dry@farming. Tho
one il supplemental 10 the other.
Practically every irrigated farm
has some land which might 20
greater advantage be cultivated by
dry farm methods. This IL admit
tod by Director. Newell. who says
also that the great stumbling block
OF irrigation farming is the use Of
too much water.
N one were TO credit all the
enthusiastic utterances Of dry
farm concerts. he would be con-
WINGED that oniyahe semi-arid
regions can grow the really
good tomatoes. the finely fla
vored fruits and the hard. well
keeping grains.
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HOW LONG, OH LORD, HOW LoNGe

How long will the people of the west and middle west
stand for itl
We are not "seeesh" We do not believe stirring up
bitter feeling in one section against another for nation is
great only as is united But there is LIMIT to endurance
there point which the milking Of part OF the ooun
try by another injustice outrage robbery IL not
right fair sensible patriotic that for few cents tariff
on lemons and orange oil lumber for free hides three
fourths of country should be compelled TO support until
the millennium, the Millionaire producing interests OF New
England New York and Pennsylvania and is infamous that
one county island should control the finances Of
the nation.
How long will the people of the west and middle west
stand for it'
Win they stand for Taf,s scheme for central bank
of issue created by that eminent architect of namies Adch
Win they stand for central bank be controlled by
ern fnancicrs bank that is forward in OF Gas
forward when Wall TO enivcn the business OF
gambling with billion OF money that should be in legitimate
business aud circulation. Wall did years ago.
Aren't things centralized in Wall street enough now9
Two years ago it possible for centralized financial
power Wall high prosperity into high panic
almost The middle and crucfied
Their banks with millions and millions supposedly call in
New York refused their money and every business
cern every farmers every artisans living in the mid
die and merclessy. brutaiy pnched Every
railroad money controlled by Wall ordered
forwarded the center daily for the gambling purposes of
the kings Of high finance and the great and middle
were lett stripped and pauperzed by the eenaxaoni And
God help u.s. they propose egaze the thing by United
States statute: by Aldrich-made lawl
San Francisco lay struggling in her ashes. Manhattan
banks tat with her money She cried in vain for H. She
found il subject CALI OF the gamblers only She had 10
stop building homes for people who cold and hungry and
quarters for business who striving again stand up
right after tho horrors OF April 1906 Let the people Of san
Francisco OF ST Louis OF Los Angeles of Seattle of Kansas
City. OF any other growing Of the middle
demand OF Junkecr Taft that his and Adrchs bank Of
issue and bank OF orngeny be located their city
be controlled by their representatives and they get any
satisfactory than that chronic silly hppopotam smile
and few kind. windy words they'll be lucky
How long viii the people of the and the middle
stand for location of all the the the
few down East?
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rovery 10 \ broken pillow elnmaily
mrndrd The repaired pillow re-
quifea four horses 20 dFaE Il. but
Il plowcd the field eight inches
deep The result waa a crop where
there had been three successive
fAilurea
Another authority on dry farm
ink il v. r Cooke. director Of en-.
perimcatai stations IN wyoming
Nr Cooke started In 1905 to farm
the dry country near Cheyenne
lie Was Fldlcui~d openly. bat he
bad the satisfaction of shreNhlnK
- 10 80 bushels Of wheat 20 the
acre the three succeeding years
~ 1850 r. n Parsons came 20
the united States from South 81
RIGA. lie had seen something IL
that country of crop raising IN a
eemiarid soil he took mp i.ieg
acres IN Colorado. near Denver. and
has since sbown hos wheat. corn.
oats and even the orchard cropa
may be wrcstsd from soil which
was formerly regarded az ut 0niy
for cattle range
The get together for eauea-
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Stars Washington Correspond
cnt Who Visited Seattle
With President Taft, Writes
About Our Own Mrs. Beggs.

Seattle, Tuesday.
Dear Dad: This Is the story Of
Mrs. Beggs and how she had great.
ness and 3 heavy mail thrust upon
her.
AZ author Of "A Rose Without q
Thorn the tame Of Mra. Beggs---
Mrs. w. J. Beggs OF 1907 ssth av..
seattie--has gone throughout the
world.
I read II IN newspapers and mag
azinea. ! read how Mrs. Beggs
used 10 be a neighbor OF Luther
Burbank" and how he and she
were in n friendly race 20 see
which would first develop n thorn
less ROSE and hos Mrs. Beggs
won with a rose Of marvellous beau
~. I read all that and I wanted
10 see Mrs. Beggs and the rose
when ! got TO Seattle.
Great goodness gracious ailvet"
said Mrs. BeEEs when ] found her,
1<ARa = taRA AfFl NVHM tFts lHtIt
ism thing TO IL. II was Just a
joke.
n was no joke finding the Beggs
residence Three street car con
ductors and two policemen had
missed fire ON the directions. and
Il was only after the sledging party
had crossed several Ice foes. climb.
ed seven PACKS and consumed half
a day and the remainder of the pro
visions that success had been
achieved. SO. after mailing the
Stars and Stripes 10 the hitching
post. the intrepid explorer proceed
cd 70 take observations.
We'll. honest. now" said Mrs.
Beggs. ~ was this way. You know
! take roses TO the church. Every.
body knows about my roses. when
the Baptist ministers came UP here
from Portland. we decided 10 show
EN- what real roses are like. for
Portland claims TO be the real Rose
City. D'you know had 200 button.
hole boquets for those ministers
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GARVIN'S CORNEn
BY THE REVEREND JOSEPH L. GARvm
PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN cHupcv


MACK EAST TO BOOST SEATTLE.
With large party ~ congenSai
friends. ! am en- route eastward 90.
day. The main purpose Tor thia long
Journey e. the centennial convention
% the Disciples u Christ al Pitts.
burg Another motive driving ua
onward H. the longing - see the
folka back home.
Hat -ffii another matter IL press
ing I am going 90 tell everybody
shout Seattle and the N0rfhwest
And u Will be a pleasure TO open
some Of their eyes.
eco back East aud see whether
you care 20 return there % live
aaid friend 90 me the other day
The question ~ Irrelevant ! al
ready am a Western man u spirit
and yinlon. Not all my frienda.
though. know yet what land Of
destiny ours g.
No one should 20 East empty
handed. Nor can he very well !
am carrying messages fof many DeO-
pie and have supplied myself with
adfertiaing literature.
. -ish that every reader Of The
star could share the pleasure ~ this
trip with pa. 80 many lonely hearts.
disappointed lives and homeaick peo-
pie afe YearninR for . sight ~ dear
faces hack home" ! would like 70
carry their greetings 20 all their
loved ones longing % hear Just .
word"
Let an hope that happy reunion
dnya are near for all such families
May those reunions take place on
western soil and last forever
rfftsbsrE aud Detroit viii be
playing 81 ritisburg ] hope 70 see
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OSCAR UND ADOLF MAKE OBSERVINCS
OF HALLEY'S COMIC
Dey Witness Id Drough a
Powerful Glass Nit der
Assistance of a Power
full lmatchinadion.
BY FRED scHAEFER

Look vonce. OSCAR. vot iss dot
IN dor sky vieh rcscmblAncea q
vhlsk broom
Don'd incIte yourseluf. Adolf.
Dot iss Halley's comic
oh. isa i'd Ven. he can haf ia.
! don'd Wish ID"
How nice Of youl but better
examine I'd closely"
How far away iss idf~
"Abouid dirty million miles"
Dense idiot. den how can | OK
anime id closely? Say, / subboae
odder scieniifics iss Watching Id
closely init DER telescopes7r
"Yess: ind some NIT deir suid
cases. ha, ha. ha' Can you see ia
nit your naked eyer"
Barely"
wen. den. I viii satisfy your Gu.
pidlty. Peep drough diss tube und
see Fl you can belief your ears"
"Ah-h.hl How Id shines like a
dead fish IN der dark"
please dond make light OF I'd
ID iss already illumlnadet. Yuat
dink; i'd comes rount only yonce In
rs years"
"Dere must be some mistake. I
am only 40. tee.hoel Vot ISIS com.
posed Of Id. Of may ask such an
answer2'
"Of DebulOus matter-like your
brain. We WILL SEQ i'd again In
1885"
Dot may bel expect 10 stick
arount for i'd But vot | want to
know. does der comic yag der tail.
or does der tail vag der conner"
"Mushbean vot you arel Dot iss
shooting star, not a sun dog. Id
refOlfes und refolfes und refDlfes. 4"
Il seel A shooting star ISIS der
same as a refolfer. ha. ha, hal"
Your glggllng abouid shooting
stars gites me a shooting pain. M
Id vonlt nod be q disgrace TO der
science OF gastronomy | vouit make
you eat your yorts. Understand. diss
stellar hobo ISIS rushing rount
drough der solar syatcm"--
Trying 10 liant on der solar
plcxas, aind id7"
shut your mout, defunct clam
vot you arel | say. dlss immense
refugee from der planetary iunkplle
ISIS rofing rount Vile you are asleep
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INTIMATE Corresponding
BY RATH
BY RATH

and two clothes baskets FIJI :,
roses. besides.
But. as was sasfnx "a.
roses 20 the church. ana |,
few months ag0 when =.
dropped ia TO see Tie Rev 4.
whitman with some roses ~
was a young man there NJ
II seems didn't knox Il shn.-
that the young man had come Z 4.
the sermon. and he was reper4
Well. be was crazy about the -
and he said a lot about q iii =
at home. and 20 II was sxrs>d 4
us all that she ought to have =
roses. Why. said the youne ~
when he took them, rkey kasni
any thorns. No. said Nh VA
man. Mira Besgs roses never "
thornA.
And that's an thar was II
Well. the next knew / -
70 get newspaper ciippinrx -
about a wonderful new fariely Z
thornlesa rose that had hrst ~
then came more clipplnss ~ d
letters-letters from s1ienfista
this country. In Europe. al os4n
worid-all wanting 10 knse 4 i
about lt-how | did II and ~
they could get Il. Nov. pans II
terribieg"
But you did have . t>ezin
variety OF roses"
Now. that's the worx ~ y
the Seattle papers beur hzzy
letters from people 10 - ~
they had thornless ross - -
iy everybody in tov4 J nlqA
has thornless rosek ~ =
thought ! was sitting . . ,
something wonderful
you don't consider then ~
derfuls"
why no. It's Only our cliH1A
said Mrs. Begxs. 4 brought tn
bushes from California when n
came up ksr 80 yezrs ago. Thq|
had thornx o. them then- But thg|
just grow 60 fast IN this caim1e|
and this rich sol that the5 1u<|
don't have time 70 grow thornk 4
expect that's a.
Now. ! hope" said Mira begN
you wont make me any mon n
ioriety or trouble
In the interest OF science
should be added thar the thonla
rose Of Mrs. BegEs Cor Seattle
not a gorgeous affair. II Is > -
sweet rose suitable Tor hedse =
poses.
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ton" movement. which 10 back
of she coming ary farm con-
areaa. began IN 1909 IN Denver.
u ~aa ere outQro~th Of a
charge thss the railroads ~ere
roeklsssiy bringing in settlers
and dumping them on worthless
lands. where they expected In
vain 10 grow enough 20 keep
them from starvation.
In anKwer 10 the charge the gov.
ernos pf Colorado called a meeting
Of al IN the state interested IN the
farming ~ snmiaTld ianda The
response vas unexpected A hall
bad 10 be secured hurriedly 10 take
care Of the crowd
This affair started with an ex.
p~rienc@ meeting. and developed
Into = convention. with session at
salt Lake the following year The
third year SAYS the congress inter
national IN It's scope. u met NJ
Cheyenne. wyo.. with delegates
from Australia. Mexico. Brazil,
Canada. the TtRnavhal and Russia
The officers 81 the congress now
include Governor y. L. Norris OF
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one game " rsr..
rresy5 p'hihant wlnnlne " IN
ctsften. 49, me gfouhd1 ~ a,
championa' "'"nsF 70 d.
Tsihinz nbsuf m.
ptshrht journey ~ IA a.as u I.
the Npffh west. a1ss.r VIII ~
hsye oppressed ihsfnselssss.' ~ ~
~. VI. Istee---f e.,.s. R
COMMERCIAL c0nnectise. y "a.
iafee Industrial ea.ra..Nith ssss,.
ths channels ~ thair ~ aad ~
tors. sxtila hsaaa....
REV. u. ~. Linsss,...
thia TIP East 20 bsti19 - sxpsu
~ own work ana IN. sslp ne ~
20 ne larger rsiirisss ~ s.gnsfibe6
q. &. t.eefe--I am SsA.
tNe rfpraaf pufD9sa - f4ff "A.
fienda ana relatives * ,'stssilar
itsy. =. W. Bsksr--f
attention snd pockets \ .sst ihs
tentiDn peopts 70 the 500. -.
Mrs. ". 9. sasxenf--f pssst
enlist TIE help u rhrissis. p1t d
hsY9 - the needs u NJ -s'sss.
The Ianksts 81 n. g..
Commerce are higffs @
y Those pablie-splritsa insn s.s a
efaeiors But let ~ IA 49,. w.
modest endeay0fs ~ 49, ~ Ia
humble folks who wa X y. <zf'H
W. enf ward. .ns'' ift:<s
~ tss shadows pf great ns..,....
surround the swfft II ss,s 49, Z Al4ltI
tender thoughts II iosss 80 tt4is
behind. linssr There /, - ~
Logged pleasure. ~ s1ai,
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dreaming OF metzei soup, und ID
only klps from humping into der
ART becoss der ART bass climbed
lamp post. Ia ias six cylinder
comet NIT detachable tires. und Of
one of dem gets punotured Id WIN go
skidding right into your bedroom
and mushroom idseluf against your
fat breast bone like "a Welsh rare.
bit"
"Aeh. dot ISIS IMPOSSIBLE"
Why. dunce7"
"Becoss I hat mosquito netting
round my bett"
by der way, dot beer I trunk a
vile ago bass gone to my brain.
und now | see two comics"
dot iss funny; | frank so much
beer as you dit, und ID bass nod
gone TO my brainl"
well, dere iss r-r.reason for dot
my brain works qulcaser as yours,
la, ha, hal"
"Viggle, viggle. llddic comic,
Drough der starry voidless space;
You're marfel anatomlc
Nit your tail grown to your facet"
Want too Oft botrayB the tongue 70
lioa,- Homer.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR.

The reason a man admIres a girl
Is she makes him think he does.
When woman is inclined 10 be
disagreeable. she is sure 70 make
good.
Most people want Justice for the
purpose Of passing II on TO those
who need II.
The photograph that girl likes
best Of herself is when somebody
tells her II looks like some actress
The trouble with lying is that
like drugs. you have to keep in.
creaslng the doses to get the same
effect.
People would brag about the
number Of bath tubs they have I'm
their house, even If they weren't
connected up with the water pipes
a woman can be surer that her
own complexion is natural when
there is a good deal OF doubt about
It than that somebody else's IL
when there is no doubt al all about
it,
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

II a woman doesn't continue 10
trust her husband It's because he
Is trust buster.
Wise is the man who is willing
to climb down off his dignity long
enough TO do HIS duty.
About one-third Of a volunteer
church choir can sing, and the 9th
err two-thirds would like to sing.
About the man who thinks he
knows II all the worst thing Is his
inability to keep his mouth shut.
The coat may not make the man.
but It certainly helps some when
the mercury Is flirting with the zero
mark.
Perhaps nothing makes a girl so
angry as the thought that a young
man thinks she would not resent
being kissed.
A health Journal has an article
on How TO Lie When Asleep"
What we need Is a few pointers
On how 10 induce people 10 tell the
truth when awake.
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THIS "He" IS A GIRL.

= CLEVELAND. o., Oct. a. \
\ After incorporating as boy 4
4 for three years. playing boys 4
= games. working in a local liv- \
A cry stable. driving a grocers 4
4 team and hustling heavy boxes \
4 and express packages, heavy 4
4 enough for strong young 4
4 man. Harry Roberts has con \
4 fesacd to the police ne" IL n
4 girl, and that his" name is 4
\ Lillian Hoffman. stepdaughter 4
4 of Gottlieb Meters. 2644 E. 7srd !
4 st. Three years ago the girl, 4
4 then only II. tired of her home, 4
= ran away, donned boys cloth. \
4 Ing and went out into the 4
4 world TO work as "A man. \
a 4 4 4 A A A 4 A A A 4 4 A 4 4
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Maude--The girls wanted 20 know
whether the report OF your engage
ment was truef
Margie-~Goodnessl You didn't tell
them did your
Maude-O. no, indeed. I didn't. l
told them you wanted 10 announce
Il yourself when the time came
Cleveland Leader.
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Knox There goes young De short
IL Jay Greene'a automobile. CroN--
Why. ! thought DC Short owned it,
lie told me not an hour ago that he
Well, he probably told the truth.
He bought so cents worth Of gaso-
line before he tarted.-ChioRgo
News.
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To superstitious person the FIR.
Ing OF seven bullets into his era
mum with only resultant head
ache would appear like an omen to
stick around alive for a while.