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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
GIRL DEAD
in HOTEL;
HOLD man

BOSTON. Nov. l5.-An
autopsy performed here today
over the body OF Miss Mar
jorie Powers. a stcnographer
found dead in a bath tub in
the Revere house here. showed
that she died from natural
causes. A statement TO this
effect was issued this after
noon by Medical Examiner
Magrath.
Miss Powers" he said. was not
murdered. Neither did she commit
suicide Death was due TO natural
causes-enlargement or dilation Of
che heart"
Miss Powers was found dead yes
terday afternoon in the room which
she had occupied the night before
with A. r. Cummings, a wealthy
produce dealer. by whom she was
employed. Cummings was arrested
pending the outcome of the au-
topsy.
Cummings admits registering
Miss Powers and himself at the
hotel here as 20. r. Davis ana
wife" He was arrested an hour
after the girls body was found.
The water In which the body
was found contained powdery
substance. which was analyxed. A
glass Of gin also was found on .
nearby table.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
TWO BOYS VINCENT AND VC ARE 2l TODAY WHICH LUCKIER?

2i q lifetime of work. And even II
he arrives" and his tolls are re-
warded. yet he cannot. In n whole
lifetime. save against old age sum
equal to one years interest on the
interest OF the Astor fortunel
But "vic" Isn't Jealous.
Suppose. Just for fun. that Vic"
could earn salary OF $4,000, on
the average, during his whole life
big money for an artist. Sup
pose. too. that he didn't spend a
cent OF II for anything. Saved ev-
cry penny
II would take him $1,000 years TO
earn q sum equal TO the Astor for
tunel
III isn't fart" you say
Oh. don't know. "Vic" isn't
Jealous of Vincent. When "vic"
meets the right girl he'li Just nat
urally get married. Locally the
event viii be worth a paragraph or
SO, but II won't be noticed in the
press of the world. Designing
mammas OF the Smart set" won't
bother "Vic." And he won't have
grounds for suspecting that the
girl wants him for his money.
And he'll know that his friends
are real friends, who like him be-
cause he's "vic," and not because
he's rated at so much by Bradstreet
and Dun.
Then. at the last, when "Vic's''
race Is run. 10 gorgeous coriege
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

ing Of age by taking possession Of
New York realty and stocks and
bonds worth easily $4,000, 600.
Now, II is peculiar coincidence
that Vic" Gauntlet. Star artist,
ls alao z1 years old today. Vie
II celebrating by putting In several
hours at his drawing board. To
morrow the cashier In the business
office viii hand him an envelope
with some money In II.
The "fllmsy" tells me--the story,
Of course, was written az the New
York end OF the wire, and the
writer. ! suspect, Is an unconscious
snob--the "filmsy" tells me that
young Astor Is the most eligible
young man In America, II not In
THE WHOLE WORLD. and that
all the mammas Of daughters In the
smart set" are schemlng to get
him for a son-in-Iaw.
isn't After a Wife
Vincent, however. realizes that
wealth so vast AZ his entails great
responsibilities" and he denies
that he ia engaged 10 anyone OF
even thinking OF marriage.
"Vic" Ia not thinking OF marriage
either, but for other reasons.
The "fiimsy' gives wealth OF
detail Vincent is well set up and
weighs 140 pounds. vic" IL also
well set up. but he's 10 pounds
heavier than Vincent. vincent's
eyes are blue. SO are "vic's."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
SPECIALS in THE NEWS

n
IN The partition of Turkey Austria
oANwLLE. ILL., democrats rub
y
CARRIE estimates 900 women in
GOVERNMENT BULLETIN WHY are
en- Prosperity has freedt hem OF drudgery.
BROOKLYN JuRES he Of a
finger and only $500 for a life.
POLE FINDER pEARY will the
Pole Finder Amundsen the south end the Explorers club
N January
MARRIAGE a insanity suggested
other o
Sudbury. bride
think he old
PROSECUTED three wives a o bgamy,
years
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As I shift my eyes from the pic.
ture Of Vincent to the face OF Vic"
az his drawing board, seem 10 see
a esemblance-a fancied one.
probably.
But this ! know. that both were
born OF woman. and each has the
customary number OF fingers and
toes. Strip them OF their clothes
and they would be alike as peas
in a pod. II am any Judge OF
faces, Vic" has the greater force.
the higher intelligence.
Vincent never earned a dollar In
his life and never Will vic" be
gan hustling for a living when he
was IL. Vincent doesn't know the
value OF dollar. vic knows the
valuesof two.bit piece.
How "vie" Broke In
"vic" has ambition. When he
was 10. selling newspapers and
running errands for a millinery
firm, he used TO draw cartoons and
submit them TO The Star. His
work was amateurish. The Star
wasn't enthusiastic. "vic" seldom
got past the office boy.
But he wore MS out. He wouldn't
quit trying. Ambition wouldn't LEI
him And so. III the end, The Star
took him on and gave him the
chance he wanted. He's making
good. He hopes to be second
Cory.
] What Is vincent's ambition? Tc
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add more millions TO the superflu.
oua fortune HIS father left him? To
own bigger and finer yacht than
Pierpont Morgan's7 Or a motor
boat faster than the duke OF West.
minister's? or will he give his best
thoughts TO polo, or art collecting.
or the social gracesy
Vincent's income, which he
doesn't earn, IL $4,000. 900 year.
He can't possibly spend H. That
income will pile up on him. year
after year. and he will be power
less 70 stop H..
Golden Chains VIII Fret Him.
He ''posseases' this vast for.
tuner He doesn't. IT POSSESSES
HIM. He will always be its slave.
The golden chains will fret him,
but there Will be no escape. lie
will never know who are his true
friends. How can hey
Lucky don't know. I'd like
TO have $75,000,000. but would
enjoy ~ can't eat more than
three meals day. can't wear
more than one suit Of clothes at a
time.
Vic feels that way. too.
know, because we bum around to
gether. wonder II Vinccnt's appe
tite is as good Az "Vic's." wonder
II he has "Vic's" capacity for gen
uine enjoyment.
"Vic" hasn't dollar to his name
that he hasn't earned. lie faces al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

The battle a. Kumanovo be-
gar ON Wednesday night az 8
O'Clock. when a Turkish regu-
lar division attacked the Ser
vian ouipos,s in front OF Tova.
There was some mist but
the moonlight, enabled the
eonbaian,s 10 see each other.
Desperate fighting went on till
midnight, when the Turkish
attack was fcpulscd.
AT in she nom nr the
Scryians launched a counter
attack and the Turks We're
driven back into the hills.
asyoness. eiubbes rifles and even
spades were used In the battle.
Arrona the Turkish dead. many
were found ~hose heads were
smsshed by spades welded by
scrvian irregular troops. Who foI1rs
With unadunted bravery all through
tho night.
Turn Guns on Troops
When morning broke the scene
sas appalling. The roads and fields
wefe ntrown with dead and wounded
men. aud she Turks everywhere
we're flying for their lives in panic
before the infuriated Seryians. At
daylight the scrvian artillery came
into action.
Dense swarms OF fuRitives In a
narrow valley offered target The
guns poured shrapnel over the fly.
lnx Turks. The hail Of lead and
iron moved them down in heaps un-
~ the roads we're choked with dy-
Ing mcn or horses.
One shell burst In the center OF a
column. killing the gun team and,
oveFturning gun, completely
blocked the road. A Wild panic-en-
sued. The Turkish gunners cut the
traces. leaving the guns and wag.
ons behind. and gallopcd up the val.
ley over their own infantry. riding
down men In the muddy road. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

LITTLE FALLS. n. r.. Nov. is.--
There are stiIl mon who want 10
die rather than iose their liberty.
and you can count on me when the
time comes" said Rev. George Il.
Lunu. socialist mayor of schenec.
tady, ~ r.. as he walked intc jail
this afternoon 20 serve q 5e-dny
sentence rather than pay n fine
and give np tho right of free
speech.
There IN strik. of fhs textile
workers hero. Police arc erforc.
inF city ordinance which prohib.
lis speaking on the streets
Mayor Lunn declares this ordi.
nance ls unconstitutional. but the
police. urged on BY mill owners.
have enforced Il rixidiy.
Taking the bit In his teeth three
weeks ago, he led a little party of
three. one Of whom vas his wife.
mother of hts i've children. down
20 the city park. There they spoke
defense Of their rtxhi 10 free
speech. One man read q para.
graph from the constitution Of the
United States. another a quotation
from a speech by Abraham Lincoln.
and the WOMAN read m excerpt
from chrlsts sermon 90 the mount.
Lunn 10 Convicted
All we're arrested and carted off
10 jail. charged with ''ineiting riot.
n felony. A storm OF protest fol.
loved. The charge ~as reduced TO
misdemssnor Luna. ths first
man 10 be. tried. Was found guilty
yesterday and ssntsacsd 10 pay a
fine OF $50 OF 20 60 iaEi for 80 days
Determined 10 carry the ftwht 10
the last ditch. the strikers. sho are
besnk treated as we're those at
fAHrcnce. Mass. last year. have
promised 10 stand BY % the flnlnh.
go I.unn Ia going TO jail.
Tn. people Of America haven't
yet begun To realize what ihia fiEht
means says Lunn-,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

they we're trampicd to death b. the
feet OF their comrades behind. 9th
crs were pushed over the edge OF a
prccipice into the mountain torrent
below
The path of the retreating Turk
lsh iroopn has bsen marked BY
murder. mutilAtion. plilage. devaR-
iation and arson. Seryian officers
report Incredible crueltica commit
ted by Turks on the Christian pop
ulation. Wherever the Turks had
passed. the servian troops found
corpses lying about dlsfigured
bodies OF women aud men and chill
dren. with their eyes gouged out.
Women. II IL alleged by the Ser.
viana. were shamcfnlly mutilated
whll. SIM alive Corpses Of men
burned alive were found tied 10
trees. In one cares body bore
traces of having been roasted on a
grlli.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
FAKE STORY
SHATTERED

The latest story about the work
Of the women protective officers
engaged In safeguarding Young
girls was shattered today when the
two girls aged ~ and is involved
In the case and their relatives made
statement 20 Chief Bannick pfnis.
Ing the two women officers for
their actions.
The complaint made against tho
women officers was voiced BY two
young men from the navy yard
who declared they had hcen inter.
fcred with by the parity squad.
The girls who were with the two
men, however. declare rhe com.
plant made ia false.
Rear Admiral Reynolds. without
making any investigation OF the
merits OF the case. and without 80.
curing statement from the girls
or their relatives complained 20 the
navy department.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
SAFE
IF COUNT
STANDS

Despite tho alleged juggling o!
figures By Hay appolntses. a plur,
aiity Of Cos Ia favor os f.rnesg LIS.
ter btill stands today.
With but two precincts missing
In Jefferson county. that have no
more than 30 votes each. the totnl
vote shows Lister ss.sis and Hay
ss.sli.
Llsser's lead Hers.
The official canvass of rctnrnn 4
being made by every county today
In King county. the canvasmlng
board meets at 3 o'clock. Deputy
Auditor Pendi~son. however. had
completed tn. check In the gubcr.
Material and congressional election
~ noon. His figures show that
Lister leads Hay In this county By
T.sft. and that Hay leads Hodge BY
only isO votes. The totals are:
Lister ss.2ts. Hay 1897. Hodge ~.
1871. Congressman Humphrey
leads Dan LAndon In King county
1 by S6s vosrs. the totals sh0vtns
Humphrey 9o.sso. fandon .0.fa7
and Hesfner 1s.ga2.
Detectives stifi az Work.
Chairman Hugh Todd Of the dem
ocrsffc state committee. IL keepins
the Burns men on the trail of the
Hay men throughout the state until
the final check IL made and the op
portunt.ies for counting Lister out
] arc completely eliminated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
RONALD MAY
GET PLACE
ON BENCH

Judge J. +. Ronald Of the superior
court may receive the appointment
OF federal Judge from President Taft
In place OF Judge Clinton w. How.
ard, who Is occupying the bench at
present hy a recess appointment.
Whether Judge Howard's name
VIII bc again sent TO the senate
II not quite certain. II In practical.
" surc that the senate will refuse
TO confirm II. 80 that President
Taft would b. called upon 10 name
some other candidate.
by naming Ronald. who IL a dem.
crat. Tam might get tho senafe's
confirmation and thereby succeed
IN blocking the appointment of n
Wilson democrat. Furthermore, n
Tan takes Ronald Off the superior
court bench u would leave a vacancy
for Hay 20 fili and this IN not dts.
pleasing TO the old crowd which
Ii abou, 90 10 out OF power.
before taking the superior court
bench BY appointment from Gov.
Hay. Judge Ronald was member
OF the firm OF BaIlingcr. Ronald a
Rattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

/. Want to see the handsome COW
boy actor with the dreamy eyesf
Wen. he will be playing In two
different Seattle moving picture
houses tonight at the same tIme'
Strange folks. these photo picture
performers, For example. the
handsome Warren Kerrigan tthat's
his namel will be playing tonight
in probably thousand different
theatres. and he will be thrilling
perhaps a half million people.
Kerrigan plays for the American
Film Co. which makes ia moving
the nickel shows throughout the
country use these films. Practical.
~ all of the nickel movies In Sc
attic have had kerrigan. and many
OF the dime houses are glad TO get
him This week he IN entertaining
the patrons Of tho Circuit theatre
In the leading role OF The Tniru-
sion at Lompoc. and ut the same
time Savoy patrons enjoy bis act.
Ing in THE Fear
He has also been seen at the Isis.
the Melbourne. the Washington. the
Black Cat and the Odeon.
Warren Kerrigan is a matinee
idol IN the moving picture world.
kerrigan used 70 be known as
the Gibson man Before he
loined the movies he played the
leads for two seasons IN Brown OF
Harvard or course. you remem.
ber him In The Best Man Wins. y
The New Cowpuncher' and "The
Promise.
He was the doctor In THE Ref.
ormatiou OF Sierra Smith," and
played Jack" IN the picture drama,
The Jack OF Diamonds"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
THINGS ARE RUNNING
IN FOURS WITH "MAC"

Four months hard work in the
woods. four hours OF hilarity in the
Occidental ay saloons. four blocks
walk along the water front. four
raps on the head. -four hours un-
consciousness and four empty pock.
cts. with a total emptiness OF $3.50.
was the experience OF J. Il. McKen.
xie since August.
The latter part was gone through
with last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
SANE ANSWERS TO
FOOLISH QUESTIONS

~ henx have begun fayinw egg
asts How can sfop thsmF III
Ies can't. Your hens are veg.
- : fashionable dinner. on which
49, ~ = slice OF bread should the
'.rISs n oe Piacedz--inquirsnw Tzxy.
We1o1nIy people prefer TO but.
tneir bread on the top. but
'ne epIcures do 40 on the bot.
-. uen turn the slice over.
~ can ! make window box,--
1zs % : geod-sized purse and
= : challenge.
~ - years old ana am verv
~ hove with 4 Young Iadv ~
uf@s IN another city We
~ pn1 regularly. hut arr
E - n4f fearful that 7 40 not fol.
Z the nice points IT. fhs efl.
evrrespondence of these davr
Y ". -. s1nd ~ ink should I use7.-
.2st. stte.e9e.---J. u. r.
mvl1|ble ink.
via 70 send some ffrawgn~ h-
E.1ae View York magaxlne. Are
/. ssi1s g. second class mafterr--se-
- your drawings 10 an art
~ - ASK bis opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
GIRL EOBOES FIND
TRIP STRENUOUS

BAKER. Ore. Nov. 1.-Two
pretty girls. each is. giving the
names Of Kate Camel and Anna
Evans. are today recovering from
the ardors Of having "hoboed" from
Boise. Ida.
The girls, who were trying 20
beat their way to Seattle. where
they have friends. we're compelled
to come out OF box car because an
operation recently undergone by
one OF the girls prevented her from
"roughing t. further.
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win follow him 10 the grave. No
relatives with expectations" will
hurry through the obsequies to
squabble over the dollars he leaves
behind.
Therell be few tears shed, but
they will not be crocodile tears.
Excuse me, now must con.
graduate "Vic" on being 2l years
old, healthy. hopeful and NOT
worth s75,000.000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
TWO YOUNG WOMEN
ENTOMBED WITH
EIGHT MINERS

ably were cut off In some OF the
lower levels, and. II is feared, will
succumb TO fire damp before they
can be reached.
Those In the party with the
Misses Alexander include David
Banks and Arnold Robinson. sight
seers. and Jim Riley. night shift
boss. Roy Alexander, foreman OF
the mine. and father OF the two
girls. Is imprisoned with those In
the lower levels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
(DUCTOR TELLS
SToRY OF MURDER

Z. I. Trivett. Ballard Heach con
ruor q trial 90 \ first-degree
nR11e 1haxKe for shooting and
kIlling Q1ver and Otis Sanford.
MIR anf scn. last August. took
y slnn1 today In his own. behalf.
3 Illvo1f \ setting up a selfde-
nn -. He claims the ssnfords
~ wizard him at the end OF the
- With the intention to knock
y a ofl.'
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She went 10 visit mamma. That
was ~ years ago. She hasn't re-
turned yet.
On this ground Fred Dickerson
believes himself entitled TO a d.
vorce from Mrs. Jessie Dickerson.
He filed the complaint this morn
Ing. The couple have one child. a
airl OF 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
CLAIM CALIFORNIA
FOR TEDDY BY 200

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 15.--After
a review OF official and unofficial
totals reported from every county
in the state, Private Secretary Nc
Cabe. AT the governors office. to-
day stated Roosevelt appeared TO
have carried California by more
than 200 plurality over Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15

&~@< - =. a..
- ueNsmAra told me, NC
s--1 1e<lared '"rveitmoc was
VA. S5s rasmaster on the Coast He
er, never was anything Co
~~1 there. for Tyestmoe was
q. <3~rf az Mayor Mccarthy OF
~nrl,to. In fact. Tveitmoe
~ r>sl mayor.
M - % Buy Dynamite.
= - Tveltmoe and Clancy.
.sI1 who sen. David .kaplan
- 4 schmidt with him 10 the
~ rnw6~r Co, near san Fran
a buy the explosive with
the Times baiidlng was
91~ r,9refted 90 many people
~ hloed but seemed sorry that
or had escaped On the
-S- M East. be said he was
1SS>1ned because 80 many people
sS t.lking about the explosion
lmaeined every body was look
y 'Sr 4 kIm. Finally Jim told me he
2r11 sfxnd Il no longer. lie got
\ II ~ train 1t Salt Lake City and
~ ,here for two weeks.
Ihe most pleased man on the
X - over the explosion. AcNa'
- tuld me, was Tvctlmoe lie
11 ~ old man. as Jim always
11e2 Tveifmce. gave him $500
- h returned TO San francisco
4 - Los Angeles
n va also at Tyeltmoe's sug-
-. lin said. that Internal ma
49, eere placed az the resi-
necD of Gen. Otis. Felix ,. Zoe
1rlnnr. and at the plants cf the
MolIyn Irun Works
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
SENATOR RAYNER IS
VERY NEAR DEATH

WASHINGTON. Nov. rs. Owing
10 sudden relapse Of Senator
Rayuer Of Maryland. who IL seri.
oualy III from ncuritis. members
OF the family are at the bedside
here today. Fear Is entertained
that Senator Rayner viii not sur.
vive.
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CAN YOU BEAT
THIS FOR LUCK?

0R0yIIIE. Cal, Nov. 15.--Town
eeaf ~ and O. X. Hendrix. saloon
haepes, lost 5000. lie got into an
1sgument about II and was fined
3 Then he found n buyer for
- nlp0n fixtures. After that a
~noSay team crashed through
= essRs and wrecked the place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
ALIENlSTS CRAZY,
SAYS SCHRANK

MILWAUKEE. Nov. is.-In
confidential mood. John
Schrank. charged with assault
and attempted murder OF Col.
Theo. Roosevelt here. told Dis.
triet Attorney label here to-
day that he believed the alien
lists appointed TO examine him
were crazy.
The lunacy commission prob
ably will make iis report to-
morrow on Schrank's condi.
ton.
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ga INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. lSSworn declaration that the
suggestion dynamite the Los angeles Times building
~ fe,u Olaf A. Tvcitmoe OF San Francisco secretary OF
~ ps1d;nr Trades Council made hy Ortie T. MeMani-
t-- TO-DAY in the trial OF union charged with illegally
q Clancy another San Francisco labor leader assisted
<< -.-,v;ue out the plans, MeManigal said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
5000 LIVES WIPED OUT
IN ONE MOONLIT NIGHT

EDITORS NorE-R > m.eH.sh. war correspondent with
first Of the
October 1924 including description
strict
ssusssship front)
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Stories About the Moving Picture Players Another Is Printed T

n RYE, the packer. who has a tight on
his hands which is making cheaper
meat, tells his side of il on page
4 today. Even IL you don't eat meat Ga
lot Of us don't, owing to the money
shortage). you'll be interested in what
Mr. Frye has TO say about it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
WEATHER FORECAST

= Light rain tonight or Sat /
4 urday. moderate easterly /
4 winds. Temperature at noon,
4 81.
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w.,Issv ~ FRED {. soALr
u,'..s lave before me a oba,oo,.nb
~ = ~ ~ vincent hstor. Work.
m 49,. "s drawing board next 10
uriiss - Vic" Gauntlet, star
n besides the picture, a page
~ -. rom the telegraph
49, I''sh 4. informs me that youna
" sodsy ceIebrsting his com,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-11-15
AFTER INFORMATION
ON STONE-W WEBSTER

OLYMPIA. Nov. fb.--Chaifman
George A. Leo and Commissioner
Harry Wilson Of the public service
commission, who left for Washing
ton. u. C., last Wednesday, 10 Mt
tend the convention of the National
Association Of Railroad Commits.
sloners. will make trip to Boston
10 get data on the Stone Webster
interests in Washington. and viii
also 20 to New York 10 get first
hand information ON the Pacific
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
PORTLAND. or.s--John Bun
ny, not OF moving picture fame.
hit Honns Blatz In the eye.
and now wants to sue Blatx
for damages. The eye was
glass. and Bunny bruised his
fingers painfully.
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y rR idea of misdireesed energy is for
big. prosperous city like Seattle
~ 20 waste any time on petty police
-h,.rnx when there are so many big,
Fss,h.w while things TO be done.
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