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Evening star., 1912-08-30
III Starts as
Kidney Trouble

Bright's Disease commonly starts kidney
trouble. In fact. the patient does not know
when the change is effected. for 1t appears to
be nothing but kidney trouble all the time.
But when the Chemist finds albumen he knows
the truth Patients can begin to think Of Bright 8
Disease when kidney trouble hangs for six
months.
But there Is this important fact for the pa
tient to conside--if the Inflammation of the
kidneys hangs on longer than the sixth III nth it
Is declared incurabe, whether II be- ONES ishts $
Disease or not. Hence the reason why it IS such
dangerous thing To let kidney trouble run.
The deaths are now approaching 30, 900 and
steadily increasing.
The appearance of any kind Of kidney trouble
should put the patient guard. He should live
carefully and IL he does not find early signs Of
yielding should commence treatment.
Hence isn't II of tremendous importance to
the kidney patient to know agent that is
getting results In kidney disease after the sixth
month? Ask for booklet showing the results
Fultons Renal Compound is getting in chronic
and supposed incurabie cases.
James O'Donnelfs Drug Store is agent.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
WILEY SEES A JOKER"
Declares Congress Has Not Corrected
Patent Medicine Fakes.

That Joker Is contained In the
amendment to the pure food law which
Congress has just passed, designed to
wipe out patent medicine fakes, and that
it will not accomplish its purpose, is con-
tended by Dr. Harvey w. Wiley, former
chief of the bureau of chemistry, De-
partment of Agriculture. last evening.
'"The amendment relates to statements
on the labels of medicines he said.
Evening star., 1912-08-30

especially the so-called patent or pro-
pr,etary remedies, respecting claims as 10
curative effects and providing that these
claims shall not be false and fraudulent
II ia always more difficult to secure con-
viction If YOU have to prove two separate
crimes against criminal rather than one
do not know tn eexact difference be-
tween what is false and what is fraudu-
lent But Congress having used these
terms, it is fair to presume that Congress
had in mind some distinct difference be-
tween them.
''In securing the passage OF the Sheriey
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Band Concerts Today.
Soldiers Home, Soldiers Home
Band. ]. S. NJ. Zimmerman, direc-
tor; 4 pm.

Soldiers Home, Soldiers Home
Band, ]. S. NJ. Zimmerman, direc-
tor; 4 pm.
Program:
March. Universal Peace. Lampe
Overture, "Jubel'' Bach
Paraphrase. My Old Kentucky
Home NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Langey
Selection, The Mikado" Gequest-
ed) ..---.....-.--...- Sullivan
Patrol, The American" .Meacham
operate potpourri. Broadway
Echoes. No. l. consisting of hits
from recent musical comedy sue
Intermezzo, ''The Terrible Turk"
Van Alstyne
Finale, The Regent Chambers
."rhe Star Spangled Banner"
Logan Park. Anacostia, L. s.
Engineer Band. julius Hamper,
leader; 7:3O pm.
Program.
March. Hail 10 the Emperor"
Teike
Overture. Soldiers and Sweet
hearts ......-.... ..Bergenholtz
The Floral Suite. Daisies" Bendix
Waltz. "Espana". Waldteufel
Grand fantastic, ."rhe Opera Mir
.
Potpourri, "The Rage in Ireland"
Beyer
Selection, 1.-THE Little Boy Blue"
Beren
Finale. moonlight Bay. Wenrich
'',rhe S.ar Spangled Banner
Navy Yard. Naval Gun Factory
Band. A. Cello, musical director;
s pm.
Program:
March. ''Dixie Darling" =. Heinrich
Overture, "Silver Beli' ..Sehlepegril
Waltz, Golden Sunset. Hall
Selection, broadway Review
Lampe
Songs, (a) Meet Me Tonight in
Dreamland'' .Freidner
(b) "Ragtime Violin" Berlin
Medley. War Songs of the Boys
I'm Blue. e"...................La .Lamerden
Finale. It's the Girl Behind the
Man" Observation-Disclosures. Won Tilzer
''rhe Star Spangled Banner
Evening star., 1912-08-30
FALL OFF BANISTER RAIL.
Lee McAhee and r. F. Crump Are
Slightly Injured.

While sitting on a banister rail on the
second floor OF Typewriter establishment
at 1906 street this morning Lee McAbee
Of 3oia street northwest and r. T..
Crump OF 70 X street northeast lost their
balance and fell 10 the lower floor
The two men. who We're but slightly in
jured, were taken to the Emergency Hos
pital. Crumps forehead was cut and his
arms and knees injured. Later he went to
MS home. McAbee is still at the hos
pital.
Evening star., 1912-08-30

amendment, the vendors of fraudulent
preparations have won a complete vic
tory, and again the interests of the
public have been sacrificed in the guise
and under the pretense of correcting an
evil
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Knocked Down by Carriage.

While playing in the street near his
home about o'clock this morning Mar
vim r. Baxter, three years old, of 1225 V
street, Anacostia, was knocked down by a
carriage driven by John Raum of Silver
Hill, Md. The boy was but slightly in
jured and was taken 10 his home
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Frank Gartrell Sought Here.

The police were asked today by the
chief of police Of Buffalo. \. Y, to locate
Frank Gartrell of that city, and tell him
of the death OF his sister-in-law at Evan
ston, IL. 1t was stated by the Buffalo
chief that Gartrell is visiting in this city.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Swallowed Penny Fatal to Baby.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, August 30.--A
penny, which he swallowed last Mon
day, caused the death yesterday of Childs
r. Stewart, sixteen months old, following
an operation in local hospital.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Injured in Fall From Roof.

Charles W. Barnes. a painter of 81.
Phillip Hin. d. c., fell from roof at
the Cathedral School for Girls this morfI-
ing and injured his back. lie was taken
to the Georgetown University HOSPITAL.
His condition Is not serious.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
A WONDERFUL
new SOAP
Posiam Soap, Medicated With
Posiam, Possesses Rare yir-
tues Over Ordinary
Soaps.

Posiam Soap-dinerent from aud su-
per.or 10 all ordinary soSps for toilet and
bath-is the latest product OF the Emcr.
gency Laboratories. pFoprictors OF PosIam,
the famous skin remedy.
The unique feature OF Posiam Soap is
tsat il contains Poslam in Its en- irety.
combined with an absolutely pure soap
base.
This is commendation indeed to those
who know the virtue OF I'oslam, the mar
velous healing remedy through which so
many thousands of eases OF eczema and
other stubborn skin troubles have been
completely cured.
P0SLAM SOAP Is rendered antiseptic
and gerniicidai. It is the safest and most
soothing nursery snap and will MT irri-
tate even the tender skins Of chafing in
fants- IL improves the health. color and
quality or the skin beautifes complex
ions. renders the hands soft and velvety.
An unusually large and lasting cake:
price. p cents. For sale by O'Donnelts,
.Tschihe'y's. Ogram's and all druggists.
For free sample. write TO tn, Emer-
cency Laboratories, % West 18th Street,
New York City.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
TRY NEW vENT1LATING sYsTEl
Motor Driven Exhaust Fans on Cen.
ter Entrance Street Cars.

A new ventilating system is being in
stalled by the Washington Railway and
Electric Company in the new center en-
trance cars which that company has be-
gun to operate in the GeorgetownF
street service.
1t consists of motor-driven exhaust
fans in the car roofs. and vents in the
floors beneath the seats. Fresh air will
pass in by the vents and the current up
ward will be caused by the suction of the
fans. The air will pass over the heaters
in winter and will not chill the cars, it is
claimed.
Evening star., 1912-08-30

If you want work read the want col
umns of The Star.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
SPIRITUALISM,

MEETINGS MON. WE'D. FRI. s Pm. SHARP
message to each; daily readings. Mrs
MALTBY. S07 Mt. Vernon pl. NV. Main 370G
Evening star., 1912-08-30
Weeps as Boardman Reads Note.

Mrs. Creenie wept she had Inspector
Boardman read the note. She was unable
to understand why he had left her so un-
tremendously.
''Will you do everything you can to find
him." she asked the inspector.
Inspector Boardman learned from the
young woman that she was married in
Pittsburgh, Pa, about three and halt
years ago, and he surm.sed that she
probably had married against the wishes
of her parents. The woman said she
had no children. So deeply was the police
official impressed by the woman that he
summoned Detective Evans and had him
make an effort to trace the husbands
baggage. thinking he might be located
in that way.
Detective Evans learned that Creenie,
who had resigned his position several
days ago. had telephoned a local express
company to have his baggage taken to
Union station in time to catch the 1910
train. The company was unable to &C
commodate him, however, and the de-
tective did not learn who had hauled the
baggage for him. He did learn that the
1910 train goes as far south as Colum-
bia, S. c.. by way of Richmond, indicat-
ing that the waiter had thought of going
south.
While the husband worked in the hotel,
the wife worked in a business house on
f street northwest. Yesterday afternoon
after she returned to her rooms she wrote
two notes, one addressed to her husband
and the other to Mrs. Nellie Sullivan of
412 II street northwest, from whom she
rented the rooms she occupied.
Evening star., 1912-08-30
UNHAPPY; ENDS LIFE
Mrs. May Gray Barnes Creenie
Takes CarboIic Acid.
QUARRELS WITH HUSBAND
Note Pinned on Pillow Informs Her
He Has Gone Away.
MAKES APPEAL TO POLICE
Two Hours After Visit to Headquar-
ters She Returns Home and
Swallows Poison
QUARRELS WITH HUSBAND
MAKES APPEAL TO POLICE

Unable to DC happy without the COM
panionship of her husband, Mrs. May
Gray Earnes Creenie, an attractive young
woman. yesterday afternoon committed
suicide by taking carbolic acid. She swal-
lowed the poison about two hours after
she had visited police headquarters, told
her troubles to Inspector Boardman and
begged him to find her husband. Charles
w. Creenie. who had recently been en-
ployed as a waiter at the Raleigh Hotel.
]. c. Hough. q roomer at 404 II street
northwest. where the Creenies roomed.
found the woman shortly before o'clock
In the afternoon. having been attracted
to her apartment by hearing her groans
He summoned assistance, and the woman
was hurried to the Casualty Hospital She
died about $50 o'clock, without having
resaned consciousness.
When Mrs. Greene. who was about
twenty-three years old. called to see In
spector Boardman she was laborlng under
severe mental strain. She sobbed as
she told the chief of detectives OF her
husband having gone away from her
early yesterday morning, following a
trivial misunderstanding.
She thought their differences had been
healed, but when she awoke yesterday
morning she noticed the absence of her
husband finding a note pinned on his
pillow which read:
May: / wish you good luck and hap
piness. / am very, very sorry. Goodbye.
Charles"
Evening star., 1912-08-30

Right now your system needs
lust such a tonic as Ballantinc s
Canada Malt ALE. Light,
creamy. palatable. ST doz. bottles.
Shoemaker Co., Psand Iasa = M st. ,ss'M. nv
Evening star., 1912-08-30

You can spend many pleasur :
able evenings right at home when
YOU have an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
SEATTLE MAY INSTALL
PULMOTORS TO SAVE LIVES

You won't have to fish out that
little book and turn 10 page % for
the instructions OF how to save a
person from drowning. or poisoning.
or ssphyxiation. or electrical
shoeks. II the city lighting depart.
ment buys those puimotcrs recon
mended by the city utilities depart.
ment The puimotor II coins TO
work much more effectively. III ~
claimed There will be- several sta.
lions about the city where the pull,
motor will be- ready for operation.
Man has been shocked by live
wire youli tell the central elrl at
tho city hall. Or II may be case
OF drowning or gas poisoning. The
sifi will get yoar address and con.
meet you with the nearest pulnlotor
station. Immediately a man will
start out with What appears like =
sample sui, case. II viii contain a
pnimotor
The Victims clothing IA then re-
moved ard he IN laid on his back.
the tongue IL drawn firmly out OF
the mouth. and the puimotor mask
Il buckled 20 the head. This In an
electrical apparatus, which forces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

Coming out every time You comb
it-~iH the falling hair running that
beautiful thick and wavy hair that
you are so proud of aud treasure
80 much?
You can stop the failing out and
restore those gray hairs to their
natural color Just as soon as you
begin to use HAYS HAIR HEALTH.
Don't delay--don't run the risk OF
losing altogether. with thin. scrng.
ely gray hair your beauty and youth.
ful appearance.
Keep your hair natural colorod,
thick and glossy, aud you will al
ways keep your good looks. II Ia
not dye.
ti.0o and soc ut Drug stores. or
direct upon receipt OF price and
dealers name. Send Toe for trial
bottle nhilo Hay Spec. Co. New
ark. n. j.
ron SALE AND nEcoMMnN DrD
nv owl DRUG 60. AND BAHTES.I.
DRuG STORES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
CHEAP RAILS A
CAUSE Of
WRECKS
on oILsoN oARpNER

WARRINGTON. ID. C.. March q.
Who is responsible for the great
incfeana In railroad accidents due
10 defective raiisg
The peoples lawyer. Louis ID.
Bsandsif. says Il II the steel trust
lie says monopoly has bred ineffi.
cheney. The absence Of competi.
ton az spur has resulted In nloT-
emily work. and deaths and MAIN
inEE are the penalties.
The steel Trust aud the railroads
are owned alike BY Morgan. 30 the
responsibility goes back TO Morgan
That much seems To be- settled.
James !. iiili. who II something
OF a railroad maa, teetifIes that
rails bought by him from the krupp
company. In Germany. are IN better
shape after 20 years wear than
Morgan steel trust rails after five
years OF wear. The krupp rails do
not break. Ours do.
Why
Interstate Commerce Commits
sioncr Franklin r. Lane fayors the
appointment Of commission Of
three. with power to answer this
question. lie would have the com.
mission required BY Law 10 report
By January .. 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

Pat of even fatslsh. women read
srs who want 90 be IN the mode
this year mast understand that the
demand " r. mes. not curves. and
govern fftfilIresees accordingly
That means OFF with the faA.
u has become = duty. Many are
trying exercising ~ ateflng hut n
10 certain they Sill find these
rNstheds too sior and undesirable.
Ths cheapest aud rafcrf way to oct
~ form for tire DIrectolfe mode 81
by means ~ MHfmola Prescription
Tablets. Any druggist Tor the Mar
mela Co. fsa Farmer bldg. Detroit
Mfch.l will give son larKe sized
case Of these elegant little fat re-
ducsrs. containing a good. generous
supply, for seventy five cents and
even shia quantity should he enough
80 make y decided Impression on
sour excess fat. MANY have lost as
fulrh As a pound day.
These Merfnoih Prescription Tab.
lets may be used with linpunity and
likewise perfect confidence. for.
tctuE made strictly in accordance
with the famous Ainrnaoaa rsrrNrrip.
ton. they arr. ~ course. quit.
harmless They ARE rather hcneff-
ciei than otherwise. IN fact. never
disturbing the stomach or causing
wfiukiinx OF the flesh ~-Adxt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

LINCOLN. Neb.. March u. De
ciaring that Gov Jndson Harmon Of
Ohio. candidate for the democratic
nomination for president OF the
United States. IL consenifal re-.
dictionary. and that his choice ~ q
standard-bearer would DO ruInoun 10
the democratic party. VIM. Jennings
Bryan today wrote a letter In ener.
getic disapprosal 70 r. n. Moore OF
Columbus. o. manager OF Harmon'E
political interests.
the democratic ticket by Harmon in
1896. and bis record since that time.
which, Bryan alleges. shows the
Ohloan favored the attempts Of the
reactionaries to control the PARTY.
THAT Harmon Is n reacficnary IL
unquestIoncd by any fnirminded
man. says the letter. Since 1905
his political influence has bcrn
thrown 10 the side OF the reaction.
aries. notably when he appeared be-
fore the constitutional convention In
Ohio and advised IT. members 10 re-
ject the initiative and referendum.
Surely. you cannot believe that a
democratic candidate with such q
record will prove n popular leader at
this time. when nIne-fentha OF the
democrats are progfcssiycx and
nearly onc.h half Of The republicans
are aroused 20 the importance of
taking the government out OF the
control OF predatory interests
The letter further declares that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
They're All DOM Il

The residents OF Seattle's bustiing
and growing suburbs have acquired
a mighty fine habit OF late, especial
Iy the thrifty housewives. Ballard
and Renton and Rainier valley. an
well az Georgetown and Fremont
end West Seattle, are all reading thn
Directories maintained In The Starb
advertising columns by the leading
and up-to-date merchants In those
districts. and are doing their buying
right around the corner No won.
der these suburbs are growing 10
rapidly and evidenclng such prosper.
lily. That's right Seattle should
keep Its dollars at home, and Che
nearer home" the better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
OMNIBUS QUIET

ny tntted rress Ieas<d Wteel
ROCK ISLAND. Ills. March ~ .-.-
With 500 millIlamsn patrolling all
the city's streets. Rock Island is
quiet today. after two days OF 20.
litical rioting. including one fatal
ity. serious injuries TO many. two
OF whom may die. and an attempt
10 assassInate Mayor scLrIyer. All
saloons remain closed Six arrests
have been made by the soldiers.
II is feared that resentment
against Mayor Schriver. which N
still running high. may cause 10.
newed rioting al any time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

The port commission yesterday
afternoon accepted the resignation
OF r. VI. Thomson "a engineer and
appointed Paul whisson. assistant
engineer. temporarily ss his sue.
csxscr. A delegation representing
the Carpenters union. Of which
Charles r. Case. president Of the
State Federation Of LabcF was
member. indors@d the attitude 81
the commission not 10 Be rushed
Into making contracts for harbor
Improvements.
Organized labor" said Case,
stands for public ownership Of
public utilities Except 10 extreme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
Beef Barons Safe

ny eur@ Fr<ss ysasra WtFrb
CHICAGO. March es.-~Unlted
States District Attorney Wilker.
son announced here today that so
far as he knew the government
contemplated no further action
against J Ogden Armour and nine
other millionaire beef packers ac.
quilted yesterday OF charges Of
violating the sherman antitrust
law. A complete report OF the trial
has been sent 20 Attorney General
Wickersham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

ADMIRAL'S SON
TAKES OWN LIFE

tny tsts~d Press s<asea Wtres
WASHINGTON. March 3s.-So
effort has been made today to 10
cate Mrs. Eleanor Hoyf HichborD.
wife Of Philip Hichborn. or Atior-
ney Horace l.. Myile OF Washing
ton. with whom she II alleged 10
have cioped. II IL supposed that
the pair are living on an island near
Monte Carlo.
Mrs. Martha Pearssll. sister OF
iichborn. ~ whose home he com.
mitsed suicide. IN FRUSTRATED.
Hichborn. who was a son OF The
late Rear Admiral Hichborn. sho,
himself. lie left sealed note. A
person who claimed 10 have seen
II said that part ~ the text read
Il am not TO blame for this. think
! have lost my mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
CALLS EN- JULIET
AND ROMEO

fur tatte3 rress t~ssssd Mfsel
Los ANGELES. March ~ itols
eFf Benton Davis. baking powder
mnxna'e. vhn 10 opposing bis wifss
suit for separate maintenance. 10
awaiting today with anxiety The
lines OF procedure o. Mrs Davis
attorney. Dolphin Deimaa
Davis. although he had issued
strict orders 10 hts attorneys TO
avoid disparawinx remarks concern
Inr his wife or his daughter. iAs-
eretia Davis. sat silent yesterday as
Delfnas referred 20 him as juliet
and man who aided him 60 leave
his Sc~ York home as Romeo. =
Davis. u WAS stated. would be In
court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
marconi Gets
United Wireless

The United Wireless Telegraph
company passed out Of existence
yesterday. according to n. H. Arm.
strong. local manager. He received
word that the American Mareonl
Wireless company has absorbed the
United Wireless. the trustees OF tho
latter company effcctibE q sale on
cash basis. II is believed. Arm
strong Immediately flashed the
news to all wireless stations and to
The ships ~ sea. and those are now
working IN conjunction with the yea.
sells equipped with Marcpni appar.
atus and with the Marconi citation
al San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

SANTA ROSA. Cal. March "a.
Resigned apparently 10 his fate.
Dr. willard Y. Burke. sentenced 10
10 years Imprisonment for dyna.
mating the tent In which Iletts
Smith and her baby lived III the
Burke sanitafium. near here. left
Tor San Quentin prison. DR.. Burke
surrendered himself 10 Sheriff
Smith upon receipt ~ word that
the supreme cont had denied his
application for a ne~ trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

WHAT'S 1T ABOUT?

LOS ANGELES. March rs. Fol
lowing an assertion by n member
OF the Anti-Cigarette league that 30
per cent OF the school boys OF Los
Angeles are smokers. the school au.
thorities announced today an anti.
cigarette election. The following
questions will be printed upon bal.
lots:
DO you favor abolishing cigar
ettcsg
DO you use cigarettese
Are you expressing Your own OF
your parents opinionsg'
Roth boys and girls will be asked
TO vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
Father and Son
Frozen to Death

ny taUsa pv~ss Leased Wtvel
McMINNVIiLE. Or. March "a
After long search the bodies Of
Daniel r. Entier and his ls-yeas.
son. William, today we're found IN
the woods ~ miles east of here.
The two were frozen 20 death while
on hunting trip. II ID believed
they met death early In February.
II IL thought the boy was injured.
and the father remained with him
Entler had taken off his sweater
and wrapped II around the lad.
The Entlers had taken up q tim.
Der claim near where their bodies
were found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
McReynolds Ends
His Testimony

HREMERTON. Wash. March Is
--On recross examination Lieut.. G.
=. McReynoids. chief witness for
the prosecution In the court martial
trial OF Lieut. G. X Jones. charged
with srandaious conduct In copnec.
ton with his relations 20 McRey-
nolds' divorced wife, explained his
apparent exoncration Of Jones the
other day. He said that for a
month prior to the separation be
tween him and his wife. Mrs Me-
Reynolds had been frequently In
Jones company McRcynolds con-
ciuded his testimony. after being on
the stand for two. and a half days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28
PROTECT OWNERS

One hundred and NIFTY owners OF
shore lands along Lake Washington
formed a meeting at the Chamber
Of Commerce. yesterday 10 effect an
organization for the purpose OF
launching an active campaign 10
protect the title OF the shore land
owners IN the uncovered strips Of
land which will be exposed by the
lowering Of the lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

superintendent vovnes Of
the water department has draft
I'd an ordinance 10 be submitted
70 the city utilities COMMITTEES
Of the council Increasing the
minimum charge for ~sfer 20
50 cents . month instead Of 70
cents WHARF no meters are In
vse. rovnas also recommends
separate service ecnnection
with water mains for each
house. Considerable annoy.
sres. he says. has resulted
where one connection has been
made for two or three houses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-28

just victim 81 nufovard fate. I
ssafted~hums On time. my darling
s~eas just then woman came
along Main afreef. She wore q
skiFs the ns~ direcsnifr mode.
split 10 the knee. her siiken stock
Ing sho~sd. A. least heard IL did
~ could NOT peep. there Vas a
crowd around her 20 deep. The
street was packed. I could not ~l-
bow through. missed my train
and never got n view