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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
ORDFMAN USED TO
BE A SAILOR
LADDIE
Finally Drifted to Min
neapolis and Met Stormy
Weather Ashore-Now
Has $4,000.

Fsw persons know q. but Hour,
ordsman used 70 b. a sailor
Henry said AYE. aye. captain. %
Tor three years on the bounding
main The biE Norwegian Rvrasi0f
has been around TIE world fsfica
TWfrr Nfdeman sailed into New
York harbar wifh the aVoNed iuten
ton - landing and making his 90
iure home in America huf the citN
looked So biN 81 lost heart ard wns
afraid fn Ket uff the boat Finally
he made ~ his mind % take n
chance and be did
THE bufiy Norsh driftsf westward
and finally landed JOB af ffamEh-
tnn. Mich. az 8 blacksmith. az the
Wuuiflceut salary 80 81 QN pef day
&sNrfAi cHunirsmeu finally per-
Fuaded ofdfmAm fn cnue 20 Min.
nespgiis Things hfstke badly faF the
hiF fellow and there were times
when five case nni, looked Hks an
the moury .n ths world 70 Henry
After about aix months u bard
luck ofdrman secured q sos 10 Min
neapoiia al g. ~ pr day ue waa
inauead 20 ioin the Norwegian Turn
rra. and % was then his great
strength attracted attention. and be-
broke into the wrestling game 49, a
I aiming partner fuF John gpfdnn and
Carl Muffsaon Igis success ~ thr
mat uaHfime e. too well known e.
need further comment
Suffice 90 HaV ofinmau wsihln
fwo years has jumped from iahorins
for 90 pfr dag ar 60 a bank rnii
ihAt amounts 20 nliy gta.nn0 He
10 . thrifty geiluw aud o. Investing
hiH monry wisely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
PONNTERS onTPAllIN5
/rYOUNG ATHLETES

Thia article deals w9th middle dis-
lance running The half and mile
ruas are the ones hlFh school ath-
iefes compete IA
The half mile requires more en-
duFante and Jess FYfFd than the
sufInta TO run half mile iu
N9fH runner should cover dts
lance as follows
first gao yards iR afh seconds
SECOND 1Eo yards ga 39is seconds.
Third go yards Ia 9sts serands
Fourth 2ea yards in ASA seconds.
To run q hair mile va 3 minutes
flat he should run a. followa
FIRST ggN yards lu "a seconds
Second 1a1 yards Ia ~ seconds.
Third ESQ yards ln 81 seconda
Fourth a2a yards in 81 seconds
The first three weeks sos mile
day a. n T-minutn gait After
finishing this distance. walk half
II mile 60 cool off and allow the
heart and respiration 60 return 10
normal
The second three weeks reduce
thr distance tn three quarters ~ a
mile and Increase fhe speed sn that
the distance ~ covered ar a B-min-
ute gait End up with walk a.
before
The third three weeks Increase
your speed So as Co cover tho three
quarter miie in s minutes 50 sec-
ondH walk as before
The last three Werks run 1ao yards
0uce a day az seven fiRhth# speed
aud practice sprintinE from 20 fn
zoe yards from four % nix times Ia
On well to practice each day iu your
longer distance che following
AZ the start snrint from SO 90 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
VARSITY
NINE Q. k.

ffespecss for a winnlnE baseball
team ~ the university are hrlHht
according 20 caach Brinker
OF course We loss Muliln. said
ooda, and AZ hs IA one % the bat
fret bssemen ever developed IN thls
part ~ the country. be- il 1ust 81
much Eooa timber lpst 10 us How
ever, there Ia an abundance ~ good
material w college Tits year aomv
ni the men being cracking players
tn" conditions AZ the start ~ this
season are even better tran they
were last Work viii start on
March 4 and will be- taken up out
doors weather permitting II the
rain o. with uH we will work out
~ she gym batting practice ana
tho like"
buas is going o. 90 the best h,,
can toward defeating DuHs heroes
in their practice Famea with thr ri
ibis spring ana the Wise anea think
that hrlnker would not object In
hia bunch Slipped ono over on Hob
Brown when the Washington team
plays Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

battle. you viii never feel any too
sccuro no matter h1w much of "a
lead you may have
Teams that win few anmoa Ina
this manner soon beFin co feol that
lhey are never beaten no matter
ho" Far behind. and every one. from
the bat boy up feels md thinks that
u ia only matter 0f nn inning or
% until they viii land the game
ihi3 FEELING become sn strong that
tnty get 10 believe they can win any
Old game
When the Athletics were winning
the American league ponnant fu 1902
u was common occurrence 10 sec
mem start something in the closing
ihuli'BH or the Romn. that most al
ways returned them vlctor# Evon
thouEh they lost some of those
games. % always scared tho othor
team and Kept u guessing ln the ro.
naming conteHta
Connie Mncka team won so asmrs
on its own LOT that season. and ltu
- rash statement 20 say fhat Ed ~
Them we're won after II seemed thew
were gone for good
Hughsy Jennings Tigers are au-
othor team that wins many "a gnwo
~ This way This spirit really ia
ono OF The main reHsoua WHY thnv
@tH HO feared around the circuit
tt8 Che old story "NOthlaK aucconda
Ike SUCCESS" aud once "a TENN pafa
this feeling that the game is nrvar
over until tho last man ls out l..
your eyes ON that OUTFIT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
JEFF lES'BAcKERS
WANT EVEN
MONEY


LOS ANGELES. Feb. 20 From
nov until the day be goes into act.
I've training for bis min with John.
son. Jim Jefffies vii 90 daily road
work IN addition 10 his gym work.
out. according 60 hia statement to.
day Jeff logged couple Of miles
yesterday and topped on with a
brisk return walk he said hts wind
vas 10 better shape than at any
time since he reliuqulshed his title.
This road work win gradually
brlnH me up "a The point where
VIII be ready for heavier grind
when ! begin 10 train in earnest %
the bollermaker said today. 4 in.
tond TO take a little run each day I"
Hen Berry manager of the Los
Angeles baseball club. aud q crowd
~ local admirers Of the hope az
The white race. have pooled see 600
10 wager on leff IN the coming
fEht. nccordiug 90 uerry's state.
ment today The money. he said, Ia
on deposit m n local bank
Berry and his friends want an
even money bet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
MORAN-MESRPHY
FIGHT - NEXT
AID Wolgast May Give
Winner a Chance at the
Championship-Not Be-
fore.


SAN FRANCISCO. Feb zs--owen
Moran. ths English pesiilst and
Harlem Tommy Murphy viii fiEht
20 rounds az Colrna. under the SUE
psrviaion ~ James Coffroth. on Feb
ruary 20 They arc old snemlca. and
are pretty vel matched. though
Moran u a harder hitter and IL he-
hexed 20 have the better chance IN
4 long fight Last year they met
three times IN short b0uta Moran
won easily In a to-runna affair nt
IN. National A. G.. Ia New York.
and repeated the trick at the Fair
mont A. g. IN a i2-ronud bout in
Boston Murphy made better
showing The fight ~ coima Will
BE- the first ~ series % BE- held
there hy Coffroth
Ad WolgnHt VIII be 81 Interested
spectator AZ the Murphy nin.
In. a. Il Is more than likely that
be viii be called upon 70 meet the
winner Of Monday nights battle.
Tom Jones' has practically agreed
70 let the champion meet the win
ner. provided the financial induce.
ments are right
WolRast has met both boys IN
six.round. no-decisiou affairs. but
Ia each his opponents were credited
with having outpointed him He
met Moran in April. 1908. but he
knows much more and has grown
considerably since that time Ills
battle with Murphy took place last
June and the Harlem boy Is said 10
have finished with a vide margin
10 hia credit Betting on the fight
has not opened. but when Il does.
Moran undoubtedly viii be the IA.
Yorite. because local fans have seen
him In action and know what be
can do they have not forgotten
the clever manner ID which he
knocked out Frankie Neal nor the
two mastery draws he fought with
Abo Attoii u Is admitted thNt
Murphy has a good record. but the
fact that he has never performed
here IN aGainst him 50 far "a the
local betting 10 concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
SHORT SPORT

And now they say that Ted Coy
may pitch FOR Yale.
Boxing matiuees are now "a feature
~ ail i.oudona music halls
Jim Jsffries says ha has been o.
farad $40. 600 FOR hts California
ranch Cost him $4,000
Race under saddle FOR trottefa rld
den hy amateur riders viii be fca-
turc ~ tho Readville meeting.
sam Crawford ia rated cannon.
the most enthusiastic " Detrolts
auto drivers
Jack O'Brlan VIII 80 over 20 Aus
tralia 70 pick up "a little easy money
next fall
suparstltloua fighters say that
dropping fork means worse luck
thun walking under a ladder.
81 Louis Cardinals have pur-
chased Pitcher Vic willis from
Pntsburg
a. j. Drexal- Hiddlc says that AZ
Kaufman VIII be- tho next heavy
weight champion
Rul Hlnchman. former Nap. hna
already signed hts Columbus con-
tract
Ban Johnson and Charley Comia-
key nro making "a hunting and fiah-
ing trip lu Commyg hOuHebunt
Jlggs D0nohuo has bought Cap
Anson'H Hemi-pfo team In Chicago.
Boston Nationals released First
Baaemnn Autrfy 90 S. Paul
Billy Evans may umpire series nt
New Orleans between Maps aud
Cubs
There win be IS starters IN the big
Marathon in Madison Square Car
'den February rs.
Eddie Handiboo has been appoint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
FNSk!!..E!!.TENLL

THIS afternoon lle Broadway and
Lincoln glfis' basketball fenmH WA
attempt % decide which one ~ the
two has the rieht 10 eiain ere state
wUipnship This o. thr second
and Y broadway wins. The last game
20 D. played hy the giria this sea.
son. Broadway took the iaat game
~ a good score.
IT the i4lnroln 90 eds ronsa out
nhead another same will o. played
some time next week 90 decide tho
mpiunahip HY ire comparative
scores and according 10 the girls
who have aesm fhn two tgautm play
the orange and Black bunch should
come uuf ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

The fans who have been hanging
hungriiy around al winter hoping o.
see Pete Muldunn lu action with a
zeal 1--we one viii have their deaire
eratified "Wednesday night. March
whom The Ballard Athletic club pulls
or iia next smoker Dale. AN anna
teiir heavyweight ~ much ability
according - al reports. viii take
Pete on. and as be- has q bunch Of
friends and admirers. and a. Pete
also ~ not by any means ostracisrd
q bumper crowd o. expected 90 be-
present nt Syphers han shat night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
LANCFORD is TO
MEET JIff BARRY

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. 20
Promoter Louis blot announced
today that he will stage san Lang
ford. the Boston terror. and jim
Barry The italian heavJ weight. as
his first attraction Blot proposes
20 put the pnif IN on a en.found
bout here on the night OF March a..
The local promoter also announc.
"a that Barry will make hts first
public appearance iu t0.rnund
flEht With Guuhoat" Smith AZ the
Oakland Wheeluen's show March .
Barry IL uow training at the Seal
Rock house and the biR fellow ia
very confident that he can down
any Of che heuyYwelghts with the
exception OF lefffies johnson and
kaufman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
MARATHON FIGHTS
TOO LONG FOR
MONTE
rNcr RrDINoToH


SAN FRANCISCO. Feh "a
Monte Atiaii who was relieved %
bis title - baniamwsiTht champion
At Los Angeles on Washington e
birthday ~ little Frankie Conley.
returned home today. accompanied
b. BE manager. Harry Foley
Foley declared that be uill not
Jet his boy so over the Marathon
route aEain While Aiiuli wants
return match wigh coniay Ia the
nsar future be made a plain that
Nc does not Nani 10 60 oFer rs
rounds
Altall SAYS be IL willing 10 bet
" 900 that Dr. can beat couiey a.
this distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
DIAMOND BELT OF
kETCHEL'S is
GONE


SAN FRANCOIS Feb - The
disarprafnnee ~ the diamond stud
and championship bolt owned ~
stanley kesehei today caused ew-
uipyas ~ tfgn ~ Francis hotel hsre
many hours u turmoil and frapida-
tion.
Attorney Gas Hartmann. former
stale senator. representing the mid
dlew eight champion. last niaht Dc
nanded that tbs hotel where Ketch
81 tarried when IN this city. b.
searched from wins cellars - water
tanks.
Hartmann said ha had no reason
to suspect tbs hotel employees bui
that search waa being made Al every
place Katghel stayed while travel.
lag through the country
The belt o. valued az tla0Q. and
although kstchsi holds ths cha M
pionahiu. be desires also 20 regain
possession - the belt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

couple ~ games ln succession ai "a
time when they seem hoDaleaBiy ioat
Lot team come in say along
about ihe eighth NJ ninth inning.
facing q handicap OF three or -four
runs and puli that particular game
our ~ The fire with fine batting
rally and t. surely haa "a fine braclnR
effect Tor succeeding battles Not
only docs It strengthen this teams
play. bot "a tine same time IL causes
q FEELING ~ nervous dread among
the opp0atl0n
Any tIme you are out there fight
Ing team. that you know is liable
20 come along any minute and start
something that may turn the tide OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

yards then drop lnsn ssf rss.
stride A. che End n swses
~ e mile. sprinf cree nes Il
Far,is and ent suar aiesu z
with q sprint bexinninr q b
yards az the end a gae ~
weeks training graamilF ssa&
the distance II your srfiai nA n
reach IS Yards By adding ~
daily.
Should an afhisss dxlis sat
mile Ia 5 minutes so ~.
should b. run as follows
First $40 yards lie
THIRD 40 Yards Iii
Third 600 Yards Ill
Fourth iso yards III
should the time dssink y
the standard would = ~ i's<
First 40 yards. la
EsrUnd tsQ yarsik lea
Third $40 yards IT,
Fourth go y3rds ] ~
jog two miles q taf y y
weeks a. about q l-miaais - !
each mIls Afitr fInlsAins -
lance walk a half mlle la&t
duce the distance g ! ~ ~
hhtf. hut increase she sfsat y
each three quarter i ran y " y
ufes. Walk a. before
The third three Nezn q !
same distance. r1znhias ~ -
quarter mile IN I innefss ~, =
Tive last threa wesAH ~ -
quarters mile eaoh DAY. res "
80 Yards four usllsA
Never run - yeaf smli y
a race. unifas riakink 5
mile requires mnfe Haaiia't
tha half. and yoir hiagmsni 2 z
must be keen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
FOREST KEGLEY ON
BROADWAY TEAM

Forrest kcgiey who was one 1f
the big point winners for the Broad
way hiEh school track team last sca-
son. but who has been living In
Olympia since last summer. has re-
entered the Seattle school and is
again turning out for track work
With him on the squad broadway
stands better chance than crcr nf
taking thc championship
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
IT'S FIGHTING SPIRIT
THAT WINS REMNANTS
~ ADolE JOSS.

HAT hustlinE
aggressive. never
} BAY die spirit lH
the thing Any
time you see a.
ball club that mo-
matter how swell
% trimming o. ia
getting la atfil
fiRhtfuR t0 the
last ditch you con
60 broke that ~ o.
t0 Dr. non q a.
with in the race
Tor the bunting
There Dr. ahs0
lutoIy nothing
that $50 quickly
ana thoroughly
iufuHeH "a team
with fhI urfrft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

jumped clos. though lreffefe Bot dessied vss -
cot hat one VAS cupnbe other O course - Af
kinds ~ hghtng but OF certainty butng was ore a. ~ w
the nnh round While the eInched ys,.e. - ~
referee and said. 10 be butts ru buuf ~ WINS ~
natter" 7Ras hs Il
Woleasi fought wonderfully braiuy fight ara an. I.
ager Cherokee Jones probably had hand II Iaylnw - " y
81 eampaisn was Of course entirely wolgast q y
execution. and e Is quite remarkable that BOY iii -
% actual fighting experience able 10 keen ~ 80
grueng rounds Molgaat made up mad 70 fsfl ! 49,
brilliant rally " blows and then period recgoers s
discussing ha own tactics directly after be rnr ws
The fans who thought that Nelson seaf ~ 49, s1
take into consideration the fact that younee - ~,
and that have been subjected The hamrersv. 80
has endured figured this ng BE- beforehand "a 49,
ured u out rghi Every 81 Nelson's opponents wAss 4 y VI
him out quickly They put all their TIE f 4 ~
him and They couldn't even pot him of HIS feet a. q
hRused themselves Nelson had trouble putting then
Z avoided this fought hard when sn6 me- s..
took this way varied the uors ssd "A : y
myself 10 The exhaustion rnt any There VA n -
The Tight whcn taxed wind and the steady pace ~ 80, ~
feel fine and when the tight ended chspsr Y ~
started"
pretty cool hand. THIS young champion IL soss< n
with Freddie Welsh matcalzss the battle .nr NJ
international standpoint although seems % 4 1 80
that The Eusiahman viii intangible v g
hearNo much about across the bis salt
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NO DATE FOR The -,
WISCONSIN sohT n@'

- The report that thf a. y
e the Washington Wisa'n
= boat race had been dsi'''H
4 SET for June I. pFia'si
= morning paper. Is dsas'
- Graduate Manager Ylsia
= nick, Of washington
- zednlck stated sAls ~
= noon that while 5 70 y
4 the Wisconsin elght -
4 assured. the date vas IN \. /.
= settled. pendine ! a'la. 4
Z rangemeut with s'asla. .'''I
Aa race here prior 2 e W.
4 Eastern trip. ~
= hopes to meet Slaals's y.
= no. In which event q M.
would row Wisconsin n
= June IL. No definite y. W.
be Set Tor the malsa "A
= the BADGER eight. ".
= stanford race Is iihs'P
e uled
hAASkttN
n,nl|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

ne ~ eans es'.s shows Batting Nelson missing right hand swing
D1ss e3. re would hsa eesn,ss With here body pueohes
Woga apaFt the 10th o. their
ami Of tho world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
BRAINS WON FOR AID. WD|a5|

ring critics who sar a. ~..
lagt0n's birthday fight
Richmond agree that Al ~.
q wonderful iitsls rlnr rsss 80 II \
hist be- beat Battling xsIs' y
his head as much as VIA Il ~
The head criticism aoes "a -
for al used his GQms Il 4.
az veil as tAs iIsasaslss
From all accounts. Aoa.s
rounds were little better -
ling matches. IA xhles n
Henf at each other hsss -
bumped 70 their hesft. u ....''
Both fighters Offended d At a
and Eddie Smith. eeesne Y. v
liked the game Jet tkes ~. Z
iheir own salvation.
The iifth round. ssa -.
p discussing his pAsss !.
nght was more lie 1 sl...'.. \
between q couple 81 hIlls 49,. I
@ boaing bout The ~
each other bead dosa. ~ y
fofeheada cracked tossss.. !.
ll0 sound of esss.. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

Jem Krndrlck and Johnny Cnulon
VIII miK it up "a Sew Orleans Feh-
ruhrN 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26
40 woLoAsT HAS
! A GREAT DEFENSE

~
= 40 woLoAsr HAS :
A GREAT DEFENSE 4
4 "A WolRnat hah peculiar =
4 style ~ fighting When tho
4 other fellow cuts loose win :
4 both hands and presses him too =
4 hard WonaHt ur0uchfH l9Wi ?
. df4we hiH arms across MA body ?
A and face II u then difficult =
q to flud a vulnerable point pu :
4 the Germans body Woig4et 4
4 forms veFliable fence for =
4 himself. and he does not come =
. oui IT hia shell until ihe storm =
. HuhnidaH
10 is especially dangerous 4
4 witb hia ieft arm. using "a hook 4
. that fHireH havoc every time ~ :
= lands tie has Hu odd saY ~ :
hfeakinR ground until his ans 4
4 iHgunisf hacQmea careless ard 4
= ruahea ~ Then WulEant let's 4
q flY Win that LIT swing and .
= catches hia rival go the fHca Or .
= stomach.
80 - ssk 900 q :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-26

ID an umpire ln che Carolina asso.
ciafiuu.
tsesis Tsp kshurY once one u ths
e9untrys best SHOWN horse uwnrra.
= reported % b. dying IN Naw or.
leans
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bicycle ropairine 4. L
First =
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-07
RAILROAD TIME CARD.
h. & T. c. Schedule.

Henry Koontz was down today from
his home at Jack
r. p. Hall was in the city today
from Steep Hollow
The Bryan Ice Co. is paying &c for
bran and chop sacks 1876
3 II. Scale was in the city today
from his home near Benchley.
Mound City Paints may cost tri.
fle more but! e j. Jenkins. u
J. " Rosprim was in the city to-
day from his home in the bottom.
Mrs. Andrew Moses, Of College, was
in the city shopping this morning.
Dr J. II. Nowlin, OF lola. is the guest
Of relatives and friends in this city.
For Sale: atom capacity wagon
ssales, cheap. Apply TO 5. H. Dunlap.
J l.. Breach, merchant and post
master at Tabor was in the city to-
day.
c. T. Grant, of Franklin. is in the
city the guest of his brother, Jim
Grant.
Mrs. w. J. Moore and Mrs. Homer
Wilson. OF near College Station, were
visitors to the city today.
II. F.. Payne, a leading merchant OF
Benchley, was in the city today look
ing after business matters.
j. f. Mathis. VIII Shealey, J H.
Mathis, w. II. Morgan and j. S By.
ars were in the city today from Re
lance.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Davenport, of
Beaumont. are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jas Cooper. OF Rock Prairie. Mr.. Dav
export with Mr.. looer. was III toWH
today.
T. A. Tobias, Of Steep Hollow, was
in the city today and carried out a
load of lumber for his new residence
be is erecting near Steep Hollow
church.
Our home place for rent. Posses
sion 70 be given Immediately. Geo. A
adams. 81
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lloyd, of Kurten
left today for WaXahachie where they
expect to remain several months.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-07-07
SKY ScRAPER COMPLETED.

Bryan's sky scraper. or elevated su
per-structure erected aft upon the new
city hall and opera house. has been
completed and is now being painted.
The style of the architecture of the
completed building is a cross between
Mohamedan mosque and an Eskimo
snow house. 1t is the only example of
the kind in existence and through the
coming centuries will receive the ad-
miring and wondering comment of
strangers as they pass through on the
II. and T. c. trains All joking aside,
however, ii was not erected to add to
the grace and beauty of the building,
but to provide necessary height for all
scenery which was not provided for
in the original plans. II does what it
was intended to do and when we are
enjoying the grand operas the fine
tragedies and elevating comedies
which we will now be able to get we
will forget all about the dromedary ad-
dition that is cleaving the sky.