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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
NIGHT AND DAY
BANK RUN ENDED

LOS ANGELES, May 4.-The
run on the Ali Day and Night bank
of Los Angeles, which began Mon
day at noon. is over. according 10
atatements by the banks officers
today.
The line. which at one time ex-
tended for nearly two blocks from
the bank, had diminished at noon
today to about 100 persons. These,
president Skinner declared, we're
for the greater part patrons de-
string TO transact commercial bust
ness.
others, he stated, we're return
ing the money they had with
drawn. According 10 SINNERS
abatement, the deposits up to noon
today we're greatly In excess OF
the Withdrawals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
JURY
is STILL OUT

The coroueT's Jury, investigating
the collision on the Seattle Henton
& Southern. vent out shortly after
noon today. The taking Of testi
mony. which started yesterday
morning AZ 10 o'clock and was re-.
sumed this moruiur. was finished
lust before noon and the case given
TO the men who are 10 fix che blame
for the loss Of the two lives and
the injury 20 II passengers.
The cause 81 the wreck Is still
unexplained. no testimony being
brought ont which would show how
the coal car got loose from the rest
81 the train The railroad commits
sion Is here from Olympia. holding
It's Investigation in conjunction with
Coroner Snyder and the public utiii-
ties department Of the city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
REPUBLICAN, REGULARS
WRATHY At PRESIDENT
M on Pleasure Trip With
Railroad Bill at Stake
and Leaves Aldrieh, Etc,
10 Fight His Battles.

WASHINGTON. MAY g. kepub-
m.an regulars in couxress TO-DAY are
aezn,v harainx Praslasnt Taft Tor
Asgsnx as they charge wrecked hts
l.xsslatlve program They afc In
rrxe because tbs president seems
Isasffereas % the congressional situ-
alton
Men who have fought for The Taft
,raxrnm in both houses % consresa
,nesv intimate that the president
~ Is SENSE ~ responsibility for
~ srnblss 81 the republican party
RATS messages ~ republican
Aassrs received yesterday and urs-
~ thsm q try g. pass ~some sind
~ tlig~ have added % the auFer
4 ths reSulars
ne presidents telephone mes
uxs srcrn Pit,sburg "a Senator
Assrseh Is a. much responsible Tor
r-sekias he railroad niil AS was the
sashpsht q sEe lnsusxents, the res
esr k2dsrs declare
That they VIII read thg riot act 60
,hs rrsslaerf when BE- returns ffom
hh Western pleasure iaunt and that
.ssse viii b. some hot sessions e.
a. whsfe House between Taft and
IT, repuhiican leaders e heinz in
sanztaa TODAY 10 40 uncertain terms
~ the men whn volunteered 60
Seer the administration program
.hruagk congress The rsgalars IN
n1a,s mat there n 10 reason why
tn should hses nlnte the present
wsfwu EYip jast az this time They
,ssi ira, Il he had heen here ta ex-
EFT pssesars en the near Insurgents
~ zslread bin might have been
JARED.
Khs had remained IN Washing
toe and fought for The measure
ssgetissiy hazs AZ n time when he
h4a rssesYsd PROMISES ~ insnrreut
Rs4wors. the regulars feel that the
sefleas shieh were thrown over
hezrd might hsve been saved
T2srs message from Cincinnati.
hiking the leaders 10 pass any kind
"a btu TREY could. the regulars de-
sAfs. Vas Aftle more than an invi-
s,son % he Insurgents % chop the
~ to suit themselves and 20 rssas
~ haxgied rcnalns. secure "a the
ess'ef that Taft woula afflx his sig
nature.
Rad ke sslephoned Aidrich from
h'isbnrg IN fight 70 me end. Il T.
Akssy. thes declare. that something
zAxhf have been done 70 save she
"a o. ~ least postpone the fight
aasli the president had returned 80
Washington b exert his personal
irfusncs IN r. favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
Lawyers Now Want Pay
for Advice Given to me
Alleged Scheming Wife.

Charging that Aida ]. Beach hired
them 90 advise her and 10 take
stems to enable her TO secure
large part OF the 100000 fortune Of
her aged husband, Elizur Beach
and that she failed 20 pay them ar
ter she had secured "a large slice Of
the fortune. Edward ]. Delbridge
and Edgar c. Snyder, local attor-
news. commenced suit In the super
Tor court this morning against her
10 obtain Judgment for fli,Is3 and
for one-fifth interest in property
worth $4,000 that the woman Sc
cured from her husband.
The compliant recites I'm detail
the story OF the Reach matrimonial
difficulties. In 1909 Aida l. keene,
81 years old. married Elizur Beach.
a cattIeman and widower, 20 years
Old
Beach owned 100000 worth Of
property. Beachs son and grand
children objected TO the marriage.
Husband in Control
The wife at once, says the COM
plant. estranged Beach from his
relatives and got him completely
under her influence. She then Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

got 20 find some uglicr. shorter
term than ,iufnitealmal microbes"
To apply TO It's lnsurgcnt sisters.
BIsBEE. Arix Harvie Hughes. a
prominent young man here. shot and
Instantly killed Marguerite Mathew
son. chorus girl, and then killed
himself
ANYHOW, Tom Tageart can get
up an umbrella as quickly as the
next man.
NEW YORK. - Ethel Croker,
daughter % Richard Croker. has
married John J. Brcon. groom at a
New York riding academy
SEWARD. Alaska. The wreck 81
the steamer FArallon has disap-
pearcd from the reef AZ Hanna bay,
Tho wreclsagc was probably carried
away By the ice
TAFT Is going 20 indorse Senator
Dick As Dick has already Endorsed
himself all he now needs Is the In.
doThpmfnt OF ONO.
MONTREAL. 49, The Montreal
stock exchange has posted by
law prohibiting members from
chewing gum on the floor Of the
exchange.
MR.. JEFFRiEs has n carbuncle
Before we place our money we want
10 know II there's anything In the
rules preventing LII Arthur from
punching his foe where the car.
buncle is. was or Is likely to be.
JuNEAU.--D. H. Sutherland and
J. J. BOyce. discharged federal off
cials. left yesterday on the city Of
Seattle for Washington. TO demand
hearing.
Thirteen deaths were recorded in
Seattle yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
INHALES GAS AND
DRINKS POISON

r. Hanson. a logger. r. az the city
hospital In a serious condition AS
a result Of creosote poisoning, and
luhnling gaa He WAS found This
morning IN his room At the St
Charles hotel. on First av $. The
gas jet had been turned on
II r. not known whether the man
attempted suicide or not He came
10 the hotel drunk. and vent to
his room. The next heard Of him
was when someone noticed gas
fumes coming from the room and
entered. Hanson was In an uncon-
scious condition. and was rushed to
the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
WHAT is WILLIE
HEARST UP TO NOW p!

ST. LOUIS. May 4.--"Presl-
dent TAFT 10 one OF the most
honest and sincere officials the
country has ever had" declared
John Temple Graves today,
while the president himself
was driving about the city.
Graves. who Is allied with the
Hearst interests, was address
ina the convention OF the Farm
ers' union. He praised TAFT as
an efficient president.
Roosevelt, Graves declared,
took up only such measures as
were popular while he was pres
ident.
Following after MIR. Hcsrsts
recent eulogy OF President Tan
In the Hearst papers, politicians
are wondering what the astute
journalist Is up to.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

l. r. Jennings. manager u the
Seattle Mercantile company. was
fined $40 yesterday Tor failure TO
Show up fer Jury service.
Nine boys and seven girls were
born IN Seattle Yesterday.
SAN FRANCTsCo.-A. X. bet
weller. former president % the Home
Telephone company surrendered
yesterday. under q graft Indictment
u two years ago.
REDDINc. Conn. Marx Tealn
left sise.0 900 Hts daughter. Mrs
Ossip Gabfiiowitseh. II his sole heir.
WASHINGTON -- Senators Cur
tiH. Brown. Borah. Ovcrman and
Stone viii investigate police third
degree practices.
Ten marriage licenses we're is.
sued, six conplsints.in divorce filed
ard one divorce decree granted in
King county yesterday.
Beer sales FOR March. 1910 in the
United States. broke an previous
lFfWtMH NWA NAAHN NAANAtAft ftR tfNH #AtH#f
fsga.7gs barrels having been con-
sumsd The tax paid 10 the govern
ment was 81 per barrel
WONDERFUL 10 relate. the rail-
roads are going 10 try 10 take those
raises OF wages oJt of raises In
freight rates On with phiian.
thrOpy.
SAN FRANCISCO Helen Irwin.
daughter Of the Hawaiian sugar
king. will marry G.. T. Croker. of
BurllnRame Incidentally. Mr. Crock
er has tl5.00o.000.
WALDEN. Colo II NJ Davis shot
and wounded Alfred II. Law and
then killed himself Law is a news
pauer man and had written some
thing that angered Davis.
NOPE, II won't do, d. A. X has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
CHlNAMAE'S WIFE
GIRL ADMITS

Annie Workman. who created
sensation last week in front Of the
Savoy hotel by attacking her former
employer, r. Cevurtz, because he
would not pay her the money she
claimed was due her. this morning
admitted on the witness stand In
Justice Gordon's court that she was
married In January. Of last year
to Lol Loung Kun, a Chinaman, In
baltimore. Md. She was tesufying
on behalf Of her brother. George
Workman, who was fined $40 and
costs for committing an assault on
Mr.. Gevnrtz earlier on the same
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
The World a Mine
BY Fred ". sohaeffer tskoo.un,, ,he rrapp

BY Fred w, Sehaefer (Skookun the Trapperl
Everyone W. Is a prospector VEG
Every and while o
And through the doth
The people all prospecng-the worlds a busy mine
Tadesmen shopmen merchants doctors
Saloon sluice OF
The lawyer cleans bedrock from the day the
And when the verdicts rendered tho gold Is his
The mechanic drifer pay and
But pick and shovel aboror
The preacher the relate
His dust has the stamp when the plate
Farmers and sailors hydaucsthy work the surface gond
Tho scholar blasts
The valley 70 the crest
when gained, the rest
So Il prospector @ matter what
But the each has a different way
the the neighbors gather round
And by six, and lay in the ground
TOrPENIST, WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
SLOW WORK IN
GETTING JURY
TO TRY COIL

-
hoNTESANO. Wash. MAY A.
t~ prosecution used one n the re-
nA'ains pcrenptory challenges and
e csfsnse two In the trial u WIN.
'''hi fpf the murder ~ Chas. fHen
n Hadbers here today. This left
= prosecution but three pereulp-
'esI Challenges and the defense six.
work % examining jurors was
~ Mrs G0hl today Denied the
Iainof that she had attempted In
~ VA % lnfimidate the states
~'s.sssex She said she had not
sysAss 70 a witness since the trial
gar The prosecution ssili main
80 Nat an attempt was made 70
.-''usnes The testimony Of main Wit
- and that they we're approach
case ?"
y eours adjourned today Gohl
~aAsd 10 to Judge sheekE bench.
49, asklng Permission. and re-
-. HAT Sheriff Payette allow
~ y sse a razor. He stated that
: sla nss intend to do himself any
!. 1a'y harm. Judge gheeks took
:, matter under abatement.
!, "nsn court was called mere we're
i. p the Jury box. frank Mo-
= hrst Juror oalle was pass
-. cause. The Pre- cutlon then
- shssd John Cope I'D. a union
s ,.s'as'er N Aberdeen ana the de-
80 Challenged Fran Noble. tim
Giant ~ ~ - WILSON, fnef-
a. y taissmen " re examined
4. s number three vcre against
- junction Of the O, tn penalty,
Isr y, saa formed opinio as to the
80 aet or guilt q the defendant.
ess... "s remainder Tor various
"a not probable that the Jury
" selected before night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
GREENLAND RINK
UPHELD BY COURT

MiQue Fisher and ]. l.. Wood,
owners OF Dreamland. will not
have 30 stand trial on the grand
jury indictment charging them
with being guilty OF crime for
running a dance hall. Both men
were indicted by the grand jury.
The womens societies OF the Sc
attic churches collected the testi-
mony that resulted in the return
OF the indictment against Fisher
and Wood. Walter s. Fulton Sat
urday argued a demurrer to the
Indictment, contending that, under
the law. Il was no crime 10 permit
females in a dance hall provided
intoxicating liquors were not sold
or tine place was not conducted in
an immoral manner, Judge Ronald
held that Fulton's contention was
correct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
HIS MAJESTY
MET 7. R. At
THE STATION
The First Man to Shake
Hands With Roosevelt
at Christiania Was the
King of Norway.
gHy a stair Correspondent Of the
United Presa.D

United Prees.l
CHRIsTfANfA. May 1. 49, King
Elaakou and Queen Maud were the
first persons 10 greet Colonel
Roosevelt whan he arrived here Mt
noon today. The king was actual.
~ ths frat man here TO shake
Ro0seyelt'H hand at the station.
The Roossyclts were then present.
ed Co the queen.
Both Roosevelt and the king
wore plain frock coats. while the
queen VAS CARRIED In a simple
street dTeas
The colonel was greeted by
cheering thousands who crowded
the streets and housetopa The vel.
come was the greatest ovation ever
given any visitor here IN the mem.
ory Of the oldest inhAbiiant. Even
che receptions accorded popular
visiting mouarchH we're outdonc.
The royal band headed the car.
riARoa that bore the party 10 the
kings palace. In the kings car
riake Col Roosevelt was seated be
side the queen. while Mrs. Roose-
Nclt aht WIN inc hfiiF
After tho Roosevelt party had
aliRhtod from the special royal train
which had been sen, by the king 20
carry them from Kornje 20 Christi.
anin, they entered the carriages and
were taken 10 the palace.
Later the Roosevelts had lunch.
con with the King and queen at the
American embassy.
The Rooseyelts tonigh, will be
the guests OF royalty at state din
ner which will be attended by 10
diEtinguished men In the Swedish
capital
The secretary Of the Nobel prize
commission conferred briefly with
Roosevelt this afternoon and he de-
cided definitely 10 make the Nobel
urize address tomorrow afternoon
- ~. National theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
BACK AFTER THREE
YEARS FOR TRIAL

SAN FRANCISCO. May "A. X.
Detwiler. indicted IN connection
with the alleged bribery OF the
boodling board OF Ruef supervisors
by the Home Telephone company.
will be Rrraigned tomorrow. Oct
wilar returned 10 San Francisco
after an absence Of nearly three
years. and surrendered himself to
Judge Lawlor. lie was released
on bail.
District Attorney Fickert. dis
cuHsing the case. said:
There IL little doubt but that we
will be able TO proceed against bet
wller AZ once We viii be able TO
put witnesses on. the stand who
never before testified"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
DOCTOR FACES
A CHARGE OF
MALPRACTICE

Mary Anderson Is today asking
a jury in Judge Albertson's court
to give her a verdict for $4,000
damages against Dr. 3. r.. GriRgs.
The woman testified that In Sep.
tember, 1908, Griggs treated her
improperly. and performed an OPP
Grafton on her that was so poorly
done that she has had TO submit
to three other operations since.
After the operation, when she
was III in bed In the Irving hotel,
Griggs came TO her room and
threatened TO kin her II she made
known the malpraetlees OF which
he had been guilty. Later she
claims that he came to her room
and assaulted her.
In addition TO this she claims
Griggs took sl75 away from her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
'VSlMASTER OF
PORTLAND DYING

resn,..s LAND. Ore. May lit was
mzx's. MS afternoon that Post.
i y. sonn G. Young Of Portland
Ne Z szpseted 10 live until night.
siot..esss ''srlng from cancer of the
eraI -. re has been m for sew
not Ass,'ks but his condition was
itrss @ssa 70 be serious until
<l<u.. 's ago, when be suffered a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

In the chHdFens orthopede ihis there
eyearod boy by the Theodore whose right and
knee badly twisted and deormed few weeks bat
who believe he viii be able
walk hts the frat he
Der The boys mother dead and bis father wandcrcr.
And Theodore a brother ali younger
than himself few weeks they four Of the eres
half starved locking little waits that taken IN
charge ~ the washinaion chdrsns Home society 81, TO
the oldest ar has adopted family, the
boy being orthopeae hospital, other
two attractive little inmates 81 the
eelvlna society waiting mother and
father adopt
The story children. ana other stories like this
told Of the society 32a New
block called inquire the
the society It's fund which
has attracted widespread attention under tbs catch tne Help
build this fence"
Little anecdotes like that Of Theodore and bis brother
thc Chdsu Home society office
The workers hardly think them worth repeating But needless 70
listeners all helped build the which
that contributed literally the endowment fund
campaign posters calls Eolng
this and the other elucH
about the Build the Fence
Superintendent Covngton Eong be great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
SEATTLE'S POPULATION SHOWS But 215,O 600
POPULATION OF THE U. S. NOW sl,424,42

WASHINGTON 4-There 21 people
1900 according unofficial
nouncement madeb by the office today.
shown 1910
The population 1900 63O338 This within
double the population in 1880 and three times the number
Of people United States the opening of the civil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

AND hardly doth Hearst get nice.
Iy seated IN the democratic band
wagon when Gaynor arises to notity
the party that a forger and falsiher
has Just got aboard Gaynor ana
Hearst for 1912 now seems to be al
most an impossibility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
WATER sHuT.oFF NOTICE

= Water win be shut off ON
; Bellevue ay.. from Denny way
: 10 pine St. on Thursday,
: May 9Th. from 3 a. M. until
: p m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

GENERAL complaint that high
society folks refuse 60 see the cen
aus enumeratorH. Ought to have
uniformed the enumerators In the
first place. Might have known
they would be mistaken for bill
collectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
THE WEATHER.

= Showers tonight or Thurs
: day Moderate south TO south
4 west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
BULLETIN SPONSORS osss5 s' for As' Gold ssi %ns

Not entirely overshadowed by Fred Schaefer.
who writes OSCAR und Adolf and other humorous
things for The STAR is a namesake discovered at
Toppensh, Wash. This namesake is Fred w.
Schaeffor who describes himself being
veteran and prospector and who lives in dot tent
by der cement works" Besides this he subscribes
himself admirer of Sohaeferian comicalities.
and declares that the next claim he locates win be
chrstened OSCAR una Adolf for luck While
waiting 10 make his lucky strike, Namesake
Schaeffor laws down his prospectors hammer and
picks mp the pen. and proves himself rugged phil
es his broad Views Of life In unvarnished
tn nothing done II to spoil Il:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

Opportunity may knock again.
but she's not In the habit of coax
ing Florida Times Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
SEATTLE GIRL RESCUED FROM
WHITE SLAYER In NEW YORK
Hindu Mystic Held Her
Prisoner Until the Law
Stepped in and Jailed
Him.

Miss Gertrude Leo. 10 years old.
former stenographer in the offices
Of the Pacific Bottlers' Supply com
pany here. and a resident Of TIA
coma, has been rescued from the
clutches Of white slave procurcr
In New York.
Interested IN a Hindu school OF
occult science here by a Mrs. Kah.
Ter, Miss Leo gave up her position
and Was mred TO New York. where
she became stenographer for "Om7
Bernard. who claimed 10 be q Hin.
du, and ran a school Of occult set
enoe, Mrs Kahler Is an aunt OF
Bernard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
BANK cLEARlNGs.
Seattle.

Seattle. I
Clearings today s2,0l3,l59.50 !
Balances ..... 220.945.26 ,
Tacoma. /
Clearings today IS 796.9a4.00 ,
Balances .... 32.090.0O ,
Portland. !
Clearings today 81. $50. 1880 ,
Balances .... i95,249.00 ,
Spokane. ,
CleaIings today s 949,026.00 ,
Balances ..... 2i,s67.00 ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
STAR WANTS" WORK
OVERTIME.

: They work during the day :
h and late into the night They =
\ visit all parts OF the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
Left Year AGO.

Miss Leo left Seattle a year ago
In March She continued 10 be q
stenographer for Bernard until
three weeks ago. Her suspicious
Increased until she finally quit the
place suddenly and disappeared
A few days ago Bernard lured her
back again. and once In his office.
she was kept prisoner.
Miss Celia Hopp. her roommate.
became alarmed. and wired Mrs
r. n. Miller of Tacoma, wife 'of
real estate man and sister OF
Miss Leo. Mrs, Miller left Tacoma
at once for New York. where she
appealed 10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04
School Raided.

"Oms" school was raided Mon
day night. The officers found a
score OF men and women dressed
In tight fitting gowns wrigglIng
about the floor. Bernard explained
that the contortions we're part OF
his system of preparation for oc-
cult work
He was arrested and Is now in
jail Mrs. Miller wired her hus-
band today that she was leaving
New York with Miss Leo for TIA
coma.
Miss Leo appealed 10 her former
employer In Seattle three months
ago. saying she was practically a
prisoner He Immediately for
wArded her money to secure her
release II possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-04

osopher who voices his broad Views
And here IL Is, with nothing done to
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-11-04
otr or TIRE JiNGER JAR

a GOOD gGle Tor eYeis farmer "a
he two-loot rule
Those who are on pleasure bent,
May soon lack funds 10 pay the
rent.
With horses as With married folks.
Il Il desirable that when hitchcll
they stay hitched,
Some there may he who are un-
able to come back but il Is not tha
san Jose louise.
Our friends are like our clothes :
unless they wear we'll we get lit
tie satisfaction out OF them.
II a team Of horses pull togeth-
er they are sure 10 accomplish some
thing: and the same is true If
men.
We put hobbies on horse to
keep him at home. hut the hobbla
skirt Is not intended for any such
purpose
Too often instead of being sArrs
for our misdeeds we are merely
ashamed that We have been founl
out
Did yen ever stop to wonder what
lot of michcief you might get into
II you didn't have to work so harl
for living?
Farmers believe so thoroughly in
the gospel OF work that they even
work their butter; and. like all else.
1t Is better for being worked.
A writer complains OF the tend
ency of sesd to run out. and some
times wives are heard complaining
or like tendency on the part OF
their husbands.
Not every man who Is charming
and good fellow abroad is /
model husband at home. Many !
hat-tipping gallant cons. his
wife u split k.adlsns