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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
PRETTY. SELLS PICTURES
TO FINISH EDUCATION

NEW YORK. July Undermined
to continue her musical education in
the hope Of becoming an operate star.
Miss Evelyn Hays Pindar. daughter OF
California minister, adopted a new
method OF acquiring funds here. Hir
ing an automobile. Miss Pindar invad-
ed lower Broadway where she started
an auction sale of her photographs
from the tonneau OF the machine.
Being handsome young woman,
Miss Pindar soon attracted attention
and was soon receiving bids of from
$40 10 sl2 for her pictures When
trade was getting real active, how
ever a policeman ordered Miss Pin
dar on. She was unable TO resume
her work yesterday, but was expected
70 take ont peddler's license and
continue the auction.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
ALLIES CLOSING
| IN RAPIDLY ON
! BULCAR FORCES
Servians ROut Right Wing and
Take Julikamik, With Heavy
Casualties
TURK TROOPERS DRIVE
CHRISTIANS BEFORE THEM
Greek, Servian and ROumanlan
Armies Plan Concerted At
49, tack Upon Sofia

~0CFfA,s july t7-UnabIe TO
FORM a cabinet and met on every
hand by complications, NJ. malln-
off,, the Democratic leader APP
pointed premier.-to succeed Dr.
paneff, declared today that the
, sltuation In Bulgaria insofar as
the war between the Balkan
states was concerned. was hope
Lees unless the powers intervene.
czar Ferdinand today telegraph
ed King Charles, OF Roumanis.
that he was ready to enter into
negotiations for peace. Il 10 IN
derstood that the Bulgarian mon
arch did not mention any terms.
LONDON, July 17.-Greek, Servian
end Roumanian armies were today
rapidly closing In on Bulgaria From
Belgrade came an ofical report that
thu Serbs yatormed Julikamik. yester'
dat. routing the Bulgarian right wing
The Casualties were enormous. II was
stated.
continues unopposed and the Bulgar'
iAns sank two torpedo boats and
steamers In the Danube to prevent
the Roumanians from capturing them,
King Charles, the 74year.old monarch
OF Roumania. has gone to the front
IN person. Roumania has made no OF
6cial declaration as to how far her
troops will advance, but the powers
have believed that the lines bounding
the territory King Charles claims as
Z reward for neutrality IN the Turko
Balkan war will not be crossed.
Advices from Sofa declare that
Thracian Christians are fleeing to
ward Bulgarian territory before the
advance Of Turkish troops, which are
in three columns. Reports
declare that one division is already
20 miles beyond the Enos-Media line
the new boundary OF Turkey estab
iished by the London treaty. This
has given rise to the report that Tur
key intends to press on to A0rianople
and re-take that city, which was lost
ID the recent war. 1t Is believed thai
II the Ottoman troops continue theil
advance toward the city protest vii
be lodged by the great powers.
2 As q result OF conference between
a Greek and Roumanian officer at Sa
lcnika. II was reported that the Greek
aervian and Roumanian armies nj
Manned to march on Sofia and force
Bulgaria TO sue for peace. Should this
occur, however. an immediate protest
In eypecte from Russia and IL is no
believed the powers would counte
nance the complete crushing OF Bull
garia by the three forces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
BIGAMY CHARGE ENTERS
INTO LARCENY CASE

PORTLAND, Ore, July 17-When
the trial OF T.. G.. Won Klein. on
charge OF larceny, was resumed to-
day the prosecution was expected 70
produce witnesses 10 corroborate the
charge of Miss Ethel Newcomb that
Won Klein robbed her after going
through a pretended marriage cere-
mony In San Francisco
Miss Newcomb yesterday positively
identified Won Klein as the man who
registered with her at a local hotel
as Mr. and Mrs G. B Lewis"
She alleged he married her in San
Francisco, when he already had
wife living
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
crlspell Suspect Released.

WIIKESBARRE. Pa, July iT-Her.
bert Johns. who has been in jail for
more than week In connection with
leased Nate Yesterday afternoon by
Judge Fuller in the, Luzerne county
{ curt after hearing testimony In the
habeas corpus proceedings Instituted
ty Johns counsel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
u. S. Replys 10 Japs.

WASHINGTON, July l7.-The
American reply 10 the last two Jap
anese notes on the California anti
alien land law was delivered late yes
terday by Secretary Bryan to Amoas-
sador Chinda, who az once esbled u
10 Toxic.
Az in the case OF the preceding
notes the contents OF the latest one
were withheld from publication.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
For a Little ThIno Like This.

Charging that employees OF the
Golden Carriage Co became intoxicat-
ed and wrought serious damage to
his furniture while moving II. and in
addition Hit him over the head with
a bluing bottle, Carl Sumitz. OF 40
1868 Michigan-ave., fled suit against
the company. Wednesday. FOR 100000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
FRONTERA SENTENCED
TO 10 YEARS IN JACKSON

Tony Frontera. convicted OF killing
Stephen Dean. was sentenced TO 10
years III Jackson prison BY Judge Con.
molly Wednesday. Claud Thompson
was sentenced 10 60 DAYS In the house
-O' correction, for larceny Frank Fish
-er and Sam Gloss, also convicted OF
larceny. received 90 DAYS each and
Henry Morris, plckpocket. was
given the same penalty.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
WALKER QUITS POOR
BOARD, SOUR ON MARX

Nettled over Mayor Marks delay in
naming his successor. William NJ.
Walker resigned as a member OF the
poor commission, Wednesday after
noon Walkers term expired June 30
but he held over because the mayor
did not have man ready 10 il the
place The mayor says he will Nil
the vacancy Immediately
Walkers friends made n hard fight
for his reappointment. bit Mayor
Marx. for political reasons. refused
10 honor Walker with another term.
although the mayor conceded that he
had made very efficient poor com
missioner.
yob Printing Done Might Times
xp-a-ala. Co iH Iahn m -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
FALLS THREE STORIES:
SKULL Is FRACTURED

Falling three stories from a new
building AT Fort and Shelby.sts
Thursday morning, Jerry Cosgroye. al.
dress unknown, sustained fpactare
Of the skull which may prove fatal
He was taken 10 ST Marys hospital
IN a police auto
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18

sing and commedians who tan com
mede five original Piroscofiis. Eu.
rope, great Juggling act HAL and
Frances in songs and patter ina
and l.orella. acrobatic merry makers,
and he Mooreoscope pictures
"Foilies OF New York and Paris, Is
the title OF the musical review IN
which the Gayety company Will be
seen next week As an added attrac-
ton. the management has secured the
Chinese Texas Tommy Dancers, who
have been sensation in vaudeville
IN the east. These oriental enter
tainers appear In their native cos
tune aid not only do the latest Amer
lean dances after manner OF their
own, but sing and play upon the
quaint musical instruments of their
lane The troups is one OF the novel
ties Of the present season. and this
will be It's first appearance In Detroit.
Satan, another Ambrosio master.
piece will follow Pilgrims Progress"
AZ the Detroit opera house. beginning
Sunday This great picture cost up
wards OF 100000 10 produce, and took
four months continuous work 10 com
plete, and is played by some OF the
most noted European artists The pie.
ture is in -four parts and contains
more than hundred beautiful scenes.
The performances as usual under
the new policy, will be continuous.
running from 10 a. m. 20 II p. m.
Special music will be another inter
esting feature of the production.
The stock company which will open
the new Washington theater next
Monday evening. has arrived in De-
troit. and for the last several days re-
hearsalS FOR the FIRST production.
Samson have been in progress The
new theater. built at a cost OF $780,
600 Is said 70 be one OF the finest
| IN the country. The company which
will open the house will be headed by
James X Hsckett, for a number OF
years a prominent matinee idol. and
ranked among the most popular play
ers OF the generation He will be as
sisted by Miss Inez Buck lately asso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.
A. Hat rAlr

VESSEL. PASSAGES.
AZ Detroit.
Up: Norton Emperor Of Fort VII
liam. noon Wednesday. Codorus. I2'30
p m. Mariana. Krupp, l2.45. Atlantis.
Van Hlss, Thomas, l;t0. Widener. str.
2:4o; G. n. Green. Our Son, Genoa 8 10 !.
G. NJ. Warner. Choctaw, 4 10. Minnesota
s.. Buffalo Indus. SEQ; Linn, 10, Troy,
$40; NJ. T. Greene, Gary. so hetchbIH,
s;l5. Matoa, Adriatic, II. !. 4 UutchIn-
son, POLYNESIA. II Merida. i2I5 a m.
T1,hursdi9y !, Tomliason, Caissite, = 80;
ingsfone, z Huron tarriFedJ. 3 Ia;
Brown. Hartpeu. 5;ao. MURPHY. 90.
ConemaEsh tarrlye'D. Townsend. =;
Durham, l;40. Susqdehauna s. Tom
1Edams 10: Morrow, io:3o. French. Cas-
: Down: Poe l1lo a. m. Wednesday.
iin ans p b Der nSIr' II, K k Pe,
2:4o. Northern Queen, 3:20, Roche ster.
$50. Cooke, 4. so, Jenkins. Hart, 10.
Plummef ~ Dustin ~ Curry. ~. &c a
m Thursdey stormcuni. Grahgm,
payyocS, t;iLi DlmmissSS 80, nor9a&tggs;
smith. 9:15. sam Morse II
Sauit ste. Mnrie
sSAELT STE. MARIE. Mich. July
Up Keewatin. \ 20 a. m. Wgdnesdav
s sSvsy' 80 HRsrTeste How sso FFa Val
wright 3 Dickson, $40 Morganib Al
$50; Midland Queen. : Juniats. I'm
perial, large samuel Mather. ; Barnuss
4: Cetue Q; Bransford. 10 Carruthere
Rees 1870; Warren. Fssset Clement
II Lake " GOD. Leopold w midnight
Paipoonge. 2:3o n m, Thursday, Hart.
well. 2; Corvus, Nye: Leopard. 20 Net
Teton. Fleetwood Moravia. 6 OcsaLtca
I. Peter Reiss. 1850; Mariposa. Martha
IA: Taurus. noon.
Down: OIL. II n. m Wednesday. Tiko
Helvetia. Riddle, noon. Frick. ! D. IN
r. C.. Smith. Kinmount. 2 North Amer.
lean. simls, Burma, 2.30. America, {
Midland KIM, 5 German. Marcia, Am
sranth. Kennedy s. shNon Menda.
Sbnoma ~. Colgate. Wha1eback II -
oowle.e Midnight Bllwood. Mataafa
Xaia, lao %. m Thursday; Cuddv. @
Henry ROGERS. g. Lackswanna. san.
thgo. $40. purstop. North star
II iooGpn. Fell s Bcrwinf LImdop
Ue&8ESC,. Wade. $40 Houehton' l6 81
4 Xq5G Erawford, = Hebara. 30
dsUfSnestc s'eSio MOI Wells gs
rhilIps0khch. H. aMnoia. MAZDA. IL 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
Communication Win
Bulgaria Is Cut or

BUCHAREST, July 1.-THE war Of
fee here today declared that the
Houmanians had seized the cable sta
ton at Varna, cutting off Bulgaria
from communication with the outside
world except through Servian and
Roumanian points.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18

Silk Princess Slips, sl.9s-values to $3.50
Glove silk or China silk with hounces OF MESA
hne-others trimmed with Valenciennes lace
$3.50 Pique Skirts s11O
opecially hne material-regular and extra sizes Fit
very well! Friday only at $llO. Third Floor
$500 Trimmed Hats 99c
Large aSsortment-hemp, milan, chip and leghorn
trimmed with ostrich, ribbon bows maline and
flowers Beauties-even at S.. Friday they're o9c
Second Floor
Sc and 1Oc Wash Goods, SC Yard
Broken color assortments-but all fashionable
Splendid varieties Only Sc yard Friday. Second
Floor
75c and s1O0 Fancy Silks 49c Yard
For street waists and gowns Various weaves and
fine range OF colors and designs. Splendid values
even at 75c and SI-only Friday at Acc. Second
Floor.
&c Unbleached Cotton, sac Yard
to Io-yard lengths-heavy weave that bleaches
easily. Fine for bedding! Never saw such quality
at 6lac yard, Friday only. Second Floor
$500 French PIumes, sl.5O
South African Pumes-keep their luster beautiful
ly-white, black and fashionable coors 10 inches
0sf inches wide Only Friday at half their value
10c, 12Hc and 15c Wash Goods, TIC Yard
Percales, ginghams lawns dimities, suitings crepes
pongees, cottons, challs and comfort coverings at
71zc yard because they're remnants. But all in good.
Floor.
Csc Bed Pillows, 43c
All feather fng-2H discovered with feather
proof ticking Good values at 65c-Friday bar
gain at 43c Second Floor
$50 Hemstitched Table Cloths, csc
? yards long-soft finished Good for everyday
use Friday only this remarkable price CSC. Sec
ond Floor.
Childrens SOC Rompers, SOC
Checked ginghanl-wh pretty Dutch neck and
short sleeves, piped and bound with white Sizes to
years The most comfortable things for babies in
summer Friday only SOC. Third Floor.
slOO Nightgowns, 69c
OF white Windsor crepe with pink or blue figures
Chcmise style trimmed with linen face Easy 10
launder-for they need no ironing Third Floor.
39c Corset Covers. 25c
Nansook-with four embroidery medalons and
ribbon lace insertion and edging. Better than
usual at 3qc-Frday they're 25c. Third Floor.
25c Bingham Aprons, 1sc
Mighty little for an Amoskeag Bingham Apron
fitted style with bib and bretelle And very nicely
made too. Friday only at 1Sc. Third Floor
S1OO W. b. Corsets. CSC
or fine white bat~te with medium bust-very long
skirt and four strong supporters The best Corset
YOU can buy for st-Frid;ay at Csc Third Floor.
75c Dotted Swiss Waists, 4sc
Turnover collar and cuffs-some edged with white.
others with hehotropc embroidery dainty in CT
feet! Friday they viii be 4sc. Third Floor
$lOO Double Service House Dresses lie,
fhe kind that slip, like coatAwith one side
tapping the other They give mighty good dou-
bic service-for little than half their value
Friday at Tic Third Floor
$500 Bifocal Glasses, S2ss
You will be carefully fitted. after an examination
with these S. Eycgla>Ses-gra irames-a,
SO SO, Friday only. Second Floor
Crowley.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
ReInsoh chinese MInI,t.r

WASHINGTON. July 17.-Dr Paul
s. Reinsch. professor OF political econ.
omy In the University OF Wisconsin. I
has been selected for minister TO |
China
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
Boys $1.00 Wash Suits, 59c

90 dozen OF them-all shadesv-sailor and Russian
models. Remember that SOC is the Friday -ony price
Boys 121ac Hose, Sc
Fast black. seamless The quantity may last all
day but we have reason to doubt it, from previous
experience. Friday is the only day at the figure.
Boys 90 Straw Hats, 39c
Slightly over hundred OF then-all sizes in the
lot as whole when the selling starts tomorrow
morning. The day will close them out. 39c on Fri
day only. Third Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
A crippled boy proved a nero In a

"A Crippled boy proved nero In n
Colorado town recently, when ne res
cped two girls who were being hauled
up the street in a buggy by runaway
horse. He hobbied out into the road.
way. struck the horse a blow with his
cfutch; and hung on the bride until
the animal came TO a standstill. tie
eot ha}f-day's vacation from school
to pay him for MS trouble.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18

Ebert Hubbard. philosopher and
author, will take part. in the motor
cycle tours 10 Denver TO attend the
Il A. NJ. convention TO be held there
&lly 23-3& ,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18
Boys 1212c Hose, Sc
Boys S1.00 Straw Hats, 39c
Up to zoe White Goods Remnants, SIZE Yard

Up to zoe White Goods Remnants, SEC Yard
One TO six-yard lengths-lawn Swiss pque dim
ity checked and striped muslin Splendid Tor aprons
waists and chdrens dresses Most Of them sold for
zoe yard-Friday. Second Floor.
Children's 4sc White Dresses. 29c
oNainsook with yoke OF alover embroidery. Mothers
couldn't make them at 4Sc. Friday they're 29c Third
Floor
Mems Trousers, sl.O0; Worth s1.5O and 200
Broken lines from the selling OF the last few weeks
900 pair of them. Friday only 81. Third Floor.
Mems S1.5O Coats, s1.OO
Black alpaca office coats in sizes up 70 a. The one
you buy Friday will last you many year. Sec
ond Floor.
Mems S1.OO busters. CSC
Linen Dusters-made well-with full skirts CSC
on Friday only. Second Floor
Mems SOC Fourt-in- Hands, &c
Mercerzed madras Ties which we have imported
Depark make. They are OF course washable and
show stripe nd-panel effects 27c is the price for
Friday only. First Floor.
S5c Twisted Chenille Rope, 59c
Drape for single door--brown or red Valance
style. Friday only at 59c Fourth Floor
CSC Percale House Dresses, &c
Shepherds check and blue and white check-with
square neck and three-quarter sleeve Smartlv belt
ed at waist line The very thing for summer morning
wear! And surely &c is little! Friday only. Third
Floor.
Boys and Misses SOC Combination Suits, 2lc
Low neck, sleeveless tight knee. heavy tape and
patent eyeet hose supporter fasteners. For children
from 10 years old. Only Friday this low price
gle. Main Floor
Childrens 25c Cotton Vests and Pants lie
High neck. long short sleeves, knee ankle
length drawers. odd szes--or the price would be
&c. Friday only at 11c-ior the quantity is small.
Main Floor
Boys Misses and Children's 15c Hose, &c Pairs
Fast black and colors Seamless, with double heel,
sole and toe. Stronger than any you've had at
&C Friday they're &c pair. Main Floor.
Sc Stamped Pillow Cases, 45c
Scalloped edges--new designs. Very fine quality Of
tubing. They usually SOC or more-Friday, 45c.
Main Floor.
79c CrOquet Sets, 65c
-Four balls and four ma lets and archeS-well paint
ed and vanished In dovetal boxes-rcgular 79c val
ue-Friday Csc Main Floor. HNv
10c Framed Pictures at Half
Also passeparoutS-an unlimited number OF good
subjects Friday only at DC. Sixth Floor
I9c Moire Taffeta Ribbon, l5c Yard
White pink light blue and red. Splendid quality at
zoe Friday at 15c First Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-07-18

yob Printing Done Night. Time,
Printing Co. IS John R.-st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
mayer & Co., 4O9 to At Seventh St !.

didate for the office of governor were
S.,46O and no more: and whereas. in
truth and in fact the amount was greatly
i'm excess of said to the personal
knowledge Of said Sulzer; and such re-
port further showing, or tending to show,
that he converted to his own private
use contributions given in aid of his
said election for the purchase of securi-
ties or other private uses; that he en-
gagged in stock market speculations at
time when he was governor and
was vigorously pressing legislation
against the New York Stock Exchange
which would affect the business of and
prices on the exchange; that he used the
power of his office as governor to sup
nress land withhold the truth to prevent
the, production of evidence In relation to
the investigation of campaign contribu-
lions and violations of law in respect
thereto by ordering and directing wit
nesses. some of whom We're employees of
the state, to act in contempt of the joint
legislative committee, and that further he
used his office as governor in rewarding
or attempting to reward such witness or
witnesses by securing or influencing their
appointment or promotion in the state
government; that as governor the said
William SulZer has punished legislators
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
T0WNsEND'S IRE AROUSED.
Petition for Senate to Probe Mich
gan Labor Troubles Stirs Him.

A petition from "a mass meeting at
Calumet. Mich. asking the Senate to take
cognizance Of the labor troubles there as
it did Of the West Virginia coal strike
today stirred the ire of Senator Townsend
Of Michigan.
The petition was presented by Senator
MARITIME.
Except for a personal compliment. the
petition is all right" asserted the New
Jersey senator. as he sent the paper to
the desk.
Later Senator Townsend came into the
chamber. He declared the petition a re-
Election on the democratic governor Of
the state. and characterized Its r-esenta-
ton as inappropriate and unwarranted.
He stated the governor was investigating
the situation and should be allowed to
proceed unmolested.
Senator MARITIME was prevailed upon to
withdraw the petition for the time being.
at the request of Senator Simmons. who
desired to proceed with the tariff debate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
HONORED BY THE KAISER.
Senior Aleman Of Mexican Embassy
Receives Second German Decoration.

Senior Mario Aleman. second secretary
of the Mexican embassy In Washington,
recently transferred to this post from the
Berlin mission. has been decorated by
the German emperor.
The decoration. Of the second class,
Crown of Prussia. Is higher dignity
than could have been anticipated by a
second secretary Of legation. Senior Ale
mans diplomatic rank in Berlin. 1t car
ries with it the title Of reuter-. designation
of knight Of Prussia.
Senior Aleman was twenty years at
tached to the Mexican legation I'm Ber-
lin, and welded a native German lady.
The award is granted for long service and
pleasant relations with the government
and court.
1t is the second decoration that Senior
Aleman has received from the German
kaiser. He was the recipient OF the red
eagle Of the third class some years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
STORAGE ROOM HIS PRISON.
John w. Longs Uncomfortable Elk.
,erience at Ice COMPANY Plant.

John W. Long. night clerk in the Office
of the Home Ice Company. last night was
the victim of a game of 'freeze-out." but
not the game that is generally known by
that name He was standing near the
door of the storage room, he told the
notice. when a former employe of the
company suddenly pushed him into the
room and closed the door
1t was impossible for Long to unfasten
the door from the inside. he stated. and
he did not succeed in getting out until
another employee called to sign off for the
cold room known and the door was
opened for him.
An examination of the premises Long
stated. revealed the loss of about S1o
from the cash drawer the clerK assured
prisoned him and stated that he Will
procure a warrant for his arrest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
DIR. MEEKER TAKES OATH.
Sworn In as the Commissioner of
Labor Statistics.

DR. Royal Meeker, recently confirmed
by the Senate as commissioner OF LABOR
statistics in the Department OF LABOR
was sworn in at the department. TINS
morning in the presence of Assistant
Secretary Of Labor Post and other ON
Gals of the department. Dr. Meeker
was formerly a professor at Princeton
University.
The new commissioner Of labor sta
tistics has been prominently mentioned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
HORNETS ATTACK HIM IN AIR.
Workman at Height of 275 Feet
Narrowly Escapes Death.

LANSING, Mich, August 12.-Clingine
desperately with one hand to a slender
steel rod and battling with the other
against a swarm of yellow Jackets De
Forest n. Tickner of this city narrowly
escaped death yesterday when he dis
turbed the nest OF the insects in the
dome of the state capitol 275 feet in the
air.
Tickner was engaged to paint the dome.
After climbing to the top of the spiral
stairway he stepped through a little
window and started to scale the outside
Of the steel shell. AS he assembled. hum
dreds Of yellow Jackets suddenly swarmeI
out of q crevice and attacked him. Al
though stung repeatedly and sufferin.
intense pain, the painter fought his way
back to the window and safety.