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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
SHINES MEETS
FINANCIAL men
Negotiations on Preparations
May Result

ROME. March Conferences
between financial and Industrial
leaders OF the United States and
Hugo SHINES. German money mas
ter. arc said authoritatIysly today to
have resulted In a plan for nego,ia.
ton OF reparRtlon difficulties.
SHINES. who DISCUSSED the aues
ton with Judge Ebert II. Gary. also
reported important points OF agree.
mcnt with willis II. Booth. OF the
Guaranty Trust Co. prcsldeu, or the
International Chambers OF Com.
m.rce.
These tentative agreements may he
submitted an ngcnda for subsequent
meetlngs Of the international Cham.
bers OF Commerce. and while they
bear little official significance. are
looked upon with favor by business
interests here.
In German circles Il ls said that
stinncs Is entirely satisfied with tho
result OF his Rome mission. which he
made Unexpectedly In m effort 10 got
A closeup view OF American opinion.
Judge Gary sailed today from Ma.
pies on the Mauritania.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
MANY OPPOSE
MERCER PLAN
Would Leave c., M. & ST. P.
Alone in Field, Claim

Opposition 70 the plan 10 merge the
burlington, Great Northern and
Northern Pacific railways. under the
1920 transportation act. was voiced AZ
an interstate commerce commission
hearing Monday IN the federal build.
ing. The opponents did not protest
against the principle OF amalgnma.
ton. but merely against this particu-
lar plan. which would leave the Chi
cago. Milwaukee q ST. Paul alone
against tho field. Witnesses stressed
the fact that tho Northwest should
have thru rail lines from Seattle both
10 the Atlantic and the Gulf coasts.
Representative Of commercial.
shipping. lumber and transportation
organizations OF the state were pres.
ent. and. In addition. there were r. v.
Kuykendail. director OF tho state de-
partment OF public works. Frank -.
Spinning. supervisor OF trRnsporta.
ton. and o. .. CalderheRd. traffic
expert.
The commission consists Of Henry
G. Hall, chairman. and j. u. Camp.
bell. commissioners. and Examiners
Thomas r. Heniy and Edward J Hoy
The hearing was 10 continue In Sc.
attic Tuesday and then adjourn 20
Portland for sessions "Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
COUNCIL PASSES
BILL
All Lifts to Be Inspected
Quarterly in Future

Members Of the city council Mon
day unanimously passed the new Gle
vp,or inspection ordinance. which II
designed 10 protect elevator patrons
against defective equipment.
All elevator equipment. under the
new ordinance. viii be inspected
quarterly. and reports on the condi.
ton OF the lifts submitted to the
building superintendent.
The fee systcm OF inspection was
adopted. but building owners viii be
permitted to select their own inspec.
tors. providing they are OF recognized
standing, or TO obtain reports from
tho liability insurance inspectors who
now make periodical examinations OF
the elevators.
Both freight and passenger Gle.
vaiors arc 10 be inspected under the
ordinance.
4 number OF accidents on elevators
and several close escapes resulted In
a public protest and sentiment dc.
msndlng tho city provide adequate
elevator inspection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
LINE LOSING
S5,O26 A DAY
Blaine FavorS Buying Up
Bonds il Possible

SeattloS stree, car system Is run.
ming behind ss,oss a day. based on
figures necessary 20 operate and
maintain the lines ana pay Tor de
probation. Interest and bond redemp.
ton. according to a report issued by
utilities Superintendent George =.
Russell.
Receipts for the first rs days Of
operation show a daily average Of
Suisse. The income needed 20 meet
all obligations OF the line Il si6.aSa.
the report shows. This figure is an.
proximately $1,000 day higher than
the figures approved by the council.
as they allow $4,000 a month for de.
probation instead OF $4,000. The
difference would show actual short.
ages OF approximately $4,000 day.
Councilman 4. L. Blaine. chair.
man o. the council finance commit.
tee. Tuesday lndorscd the plan Of
buying the $4,000. 900 street railway
revenue bonds II they can be ob.
tanned on tho open market az any.
where between 40 and GO.
Blaine declares, however. that the
bond issue Is not on tho market. that
Il Is held by the Old Colony bank
and the Continental Bank a Trust
Co. o. New York. as collateral for a
$4,000, 600 loan 20 Stone & Webster
Co.
II would be willing TO pay $3.50. 900
commission TO bond firm that could
buy these bonds for US at around
So" Blaine said. Il am Informed
however. that they cannot be pur.
chased"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
RUSS SENTENCE
PRIEST TO Die
Stay Of Execution Is Tenn
porariIy Ordered

MOSCOW. March GA stay OF
execution temporarily has been or.
dered BY tho allRussian executive
committee in the case OF Archbishop
Zepliak, hend OF the Roman Catholic
church OF Russia. condemned 10 die
for opposing the soviet government.
Five priests were sentenced to 10
years imprisonment, eight to three
years. and ono prisoner. choir boy,
was acquitted. They were parolcd.
All sentences were held in abcy.
ance. and II is considered likely they
will not be executed.
Tho condemned were charged with
opposing tho soviet requisitioning of
sacred property in churches. az well
as with Counter rcvolutionarism."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27

OF tho other girls gave her sniff OF
powder. saying n would brace her up
Tho next night tho novice got
more, She liked Il. Before aho real,
lied Il. she had become addicted 10
tho drug. the name OF which she did
not even knowi
she tried 10 break herself OF tho
habit nut Il had made her lta slave.
She went TO another theRtcr The
leading man there became enamored
OF her. The money she received from
him. she used only to purchase dope
from a chorus man who was a ven.
dor on the side.
To cast Off tho curse. she went 10
a sanitarlum. but the habit gripptd
her again. even after Ehe had taken
tho cure. Finally there was but one
way out. She took lt-by commit.
ung suicide.
Another girl. refined and cultured.
who once played In the same com.
pany with me. became friendly with
an apparently charming old gentle.
man known az daddy" His ruling
passion was gambling.
Not many weeks elapsed before his
younger companion contracted hla
fondness for watching the wheel so
round with bated breath she would
stand for hours 90 see whether red Oh
black came up.
II was not long before abe wanted
10 spend all her time in tho gambling
dcna Even old daddy" couldn't keep
up with her. lie finally dropped her
--aH most 'daddiea" eventually do.
Then she had 10 80 Il alone.
It's amazing how many dives there
were for all sorts OF victims. When
the girl couldn't get into the more
fashionable resorts she went down
the scale.
Down. down. down. until now
She's NJ the very bottom.
But the real gold diSEers arc not In
the chorus or leading roles OF the big
shows. They arc not on tho stage AZ
all They live In New YoFk's most
sumptuous apartments - just of
broadway supported by men OF
wealth. They are unknown to the
world at large until the end comes
Ra Il did IN the King case.
Then the focus OF the publIe's eye
Is turned on their affair for q while
Only 20 be dimmod by tho glitter OF
tho bright lights which keep shining
on broadway. dazzling. drawing on.
smuggling and throwing aside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
G.. w. FISCHER
STARTS ON PAGE 1

and then came West at the age OF
q. reaching Seattle IN 1887.
With his brother.in.lRw. James A.
Macdonald. he formed the whole.
sale grocery firm Of Fischer & Mac.
Donald and soon arose 10 n position
of prc-emineucs IN his chosen field.
Mr.. Macdonald died many years
ago. and Mr.. Fischer thon changed
the firm name to Fischer Brothers.
taking in his brother. Frederick 7.
Fischer. with whom no WAS asso-
cIated at tho time OF his death.
He had been president OF the
Western Washington Wholesale Gro.
GERS association for IL years.
He was an enthusiastic golfer and
had been q member OF the Seattle
Golf and Country club for 25 years.
He also belonged to the University
and Rainier clubs.
In ADDITION to HIS brother. he
leaves a widow. Mrs. Lizzie +.
Fischer. and five children. Mrs.
George A. Kribs. the Misses Doris.
Florence and Barbara Fischer. and
Alden Jackson Fischer.
No funeral arrangements have
been made as yet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
a. MOONSHINERS
OFFICERS
Posse Forms 10 Raid Men
In Oregon WlldS

HEPPNER. Ore. March 2T.-Four
moonshiners guarded \ Sun In the
Businesses OF Juniper canyon. 20
miles north OF Lexington. Morrow
county. today. and wero believed 20
be laughing az the law.
Sheriff George Mcputfse. Of Nor.
row county. this morning announced
that an effort would be made today
20 dislodge tho mon and capture the
still.
Monday afternoon Deputy Sheriff
Chidsey and District Attorney Not,
son. OF Morrow county. attempted 10
reach the Hull. but when within 30
yards OF tho spot were forced 20 GOV.
er by a fusilladu OF shots from the
canyon.
Responding 20 Nelson's call for
help. City Marshal Devln and Walter
CaHon. formerly member OF the city
police. Joined Notson and Chidaey
with n plentiful supply OF ammuni.
ton and provisions. in readiness for
long siege.
Finding the moonshlnera strongly
haFricaded and showing fight. Not.
son and Deyln returned TO Heppner
early today leaving chidsey and
CaSon guarding the Willow creek
crossing 10 prevent the men encap.
Ing southwark.
A posse probably win be organized
here today TO capture tho men IN the
canyon or force them 10 flight into
the Wild sand country 10 tho north.
ward. where their ultimate capture
would be speedily accomplished.
Sheriff MoDufIee said this morn.
ins that tine identity of the men Is
known 10 him. but he refused 90 al.
yulge the information.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
so FOOT FALL
MAY Be FATAL
Painter in Hospital With
Possible Broken Back

Crashing 50 feet 20 the rround
when two old and rotten ropes sup
porting scaffoldInE on building
a; 1907 Mob lin ave. broke Mon.
day afternoon. Carl Enumeration.
~. painter. living ~ Bellevue. Wash.
received probably fatal injuries. He
was in the Seattle General hospital
Tuesday near death.
Hammestrom was painting the
caves OF the building when the ropes
gave way. After he struck the
ground he was stan conscious. how.
ever. and told Or. p. r. Guy. OF the
city hospital. that the ropes were al.
most 20 years old and had been
patched and mended dozen times or
more. but in spite OF their aE, and
ro;tenness he had attempted to use
them In his work. Hammerstrom re
ccived n probable fracture Of the
spine. n broken wrist and internal
injuries which viii probably result
fatally. Il was declared Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SEATTLE MAIL
STARTS ON PAGE l

M. Perkins.
1--WE havoe animated all non.essen.
tails and our men are wording eight
hours: we intend to continue the
service without any cuts IN coloc.
tons or distribution" said Superln.
tendcnt of aMils George Williams
Tuesday.
The main cause for thee uts In
tho East Ia due, according to post.
office officials, to the fact that most
OF tho larger offices have been
working their men overtime in order
TO keep up with tho business. A
recent order issued by tho post.
offloo department states that the
employees shall work only eight
hours, which has left tho eastern
offices In difficulties.
The postofficc department is short
OF funds and congress- has failed
10 come 10 It's assistance with an
emergency appropriation, according
TO Porl1ina.
AS n consequence, some OF the
cities are handicapped and have
TO eliminate some Of their collcc.
tons" said Perkins. Fortunately,
Seattle will not bo affected by the
Order" no stated Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Will Repeat "The
Rosary" Monday

Because OF popular demand. the
Anadcl Players will repeat tho ~.
nous four.nct drama, "Tho Rosary"
In which they recently scored tro.
mendous success, Mt the Metropolitan
theater Monday night, April 2.
The cast, ns played In tho previous
production. will be seen Mt tho Metro.
polltnn. headed by George Pingry as
Father Brian Kelly, and including
Holcnn Casey, Loonn Butler. Mndge
English, Phil Miller. George Dreamy,
John Courtney and Robert McIver.
The proceeds from thls perform.
once will be devoted TO the benefit OF
a number OF Catholic parishes. Tick.
ets may now be had Mt Knufer's,
1922 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
City Manager Job
Is Taken by Woman

WARRENTON, Ore. March ~
This city will havo woman for
boss after April 15.
Mrs. II. Il. Barrett. ono OF the
leading business women OF Oregon.
late Monday announced that abe
would accept tho post Of city man
nger, the first woman, II Is claimed
here. ever TO hold such n post In
the United states.
other women have been mayors,
IL was pointed out. but none have
Inspired TO the strictly business role
OF manager Mrs. Barrett had tho
matter under consideration for sev.
ornl weeks before finally making
her decision. She has outlined an
ambitious program for tho city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
French Threaten
"Severe Measures"

LONDON, March 27.--A new warn
Ing TO Germany was issued today by
tho French military commander at
Dusseldorf. according TO dispatches
received here.
German nationaiists' propaganda
has resulted In various attacks on
French troops, proclamation stated
Unless the attacks cease. French
officials will be obliged TO institute
very severe measures" II added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Home Brew
Starts on Page ~

son."--From the Pullman Cwash.l
Herald.
We take Il TINT Sinclair Lewis IL
not n graduate OF our state college.
There are three reasons why
Henry Ford could never be elected
president; Ho does not play golf.
WINS not born in Ohio and does not
own dog.
Now that spring is here. people
can no longer play "Zitz" by spottlng
empty bird nests In tho trees.
OUR PET WALL NOTICES
Be n Gentlcman-No Matter
How Painful.
"Volstcad May BE Judge, Head
line.
Mobbe 80, but we know one thing
that he'll never be Judge OF.
Noah had one advantage while
Mailing tho ark. He didn't have to
stop TO monkey with any radio ap'
paratus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Models Murder Just One
OF BrOadUay's Tragedies
Kay LAUREL Warns Girls Against Pitfalls on
Great White Way; Innocent Trapped

Kay Lauren. famous beauty has been
On broadway since she Waa 10.
In 1873 shs was NAMED by a committee
q artisis a. the worlds most bsautifui
Eirl
Fie Kisgfsld called her the most beau
anu sri Nhe appeared in the Fulliea,
she has conquered tho bright nEhta
having risen nom the chorus 90 broad
uay Htardom.
She has seea many Eirls unable % 70
sist the attraetiona tho say White Way
offered. turn butterflies. only 60 meet tho
fate 81 all moths whose curiosity leads
them % the flame.
TaAts why Kay laurel can write THE
ssery 20 the gifls OF Amerlca-stfaiGht
ffon Breadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
HUMPHREY IS
CLUB SPEAKER

Former Congressman VIII f..
Humphrey, special assistant attorney
general. explained how the 18 amend.
ments had been adopted, in talk
Monday at the bI.monthly meeting OF
the women's Republican club ut
Meves' cafeteria. Mrs. ]. NJ. Thatch.
CIR. president OF tho club. presided
over the meeting. which was attend.
cd by moro than 100 persons. n mum.
Der OF whom were men.
Speeches were made by Sam Rath.
bun, candidate for the city council.
and Bert A. Northrop. OF the Young
Men's Republican club.
Mrs. Harry John Miller, Legislator,
will be the principal speaker at the
next meeting OF the club. city. port
and school candidates will also b,
introduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Miners Discuss
Wage Increases

LONDON. March zT.-Labor condl-
tons under which the miners Of the
United states are working were out.
lined to the Miners Federation con.
ference here today by John L. Lewis.
president OF the United Mine Work.
ers OF America. The conference. rep
resentatives OF approximately a mil.
lion miners. discussed taking action
for wage increases.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
by KAY LAUREIL
Former follies Beauty. Now n Star
ON broadway

NEW YORK. March a7.-In the
shadows OF tho shlmmerlng lights OF
broadway are enacted daily hundreds
OF tragedies OF which the Dorothy
King murder was Just one OF tho
many closing chapters.
For among the thousands attracted
by the white Way lights-somo just
10 watch and look on. some TO feel the
warmth OF the glow. some 20 have
their wings HlnEcd-are many who
seek the easiest way.
And find 1.-THE hardest.
Then. on the other side OF Broad.
way. they fall lower and lower. until.
completely eng1ifed In the mael.
strom. they give In
Victims Of drugs. drink and other
vices that sap them until tho very
end.
On Broadway since iG. 1 know OF
these tragedies, Luckily my home
/ training and natural reserve spared
me from temptation. But many
other girls weren't 40 fortunate.
They fell into tho pitfails-some
voluntaTily-but mostly victims OF
circumstances or tho eonnivanee OF
scoundrels. These arc 20 be found IN
all g1iises from the faiherly old men
called ''daddies''-to the slick haired
lounge llzards-human parasites. all.
When a young man. not listed in
the social register. has no visible
means OF support. and yet seems al.
ways amply supplied with money. it's
time for a girl 20 be careful.
But not all OF them are.
Elsie Lee Hiiair was well known
along Broadway. She lived uptown.
but loved the glitter OF the cabarets.
She used 10 sneak off afternoons and
come down to the popular tea dan.
SAINTS" Amlabie dancing partners
made her life pleasant until she was
found murdered In a hotel. several
years ago.
Several thousand dollars worth OF
her Jewels were missing. The police
investigated. rounded up a gang Of
lounge lizards. bat never solved the
/ mystery.
Ii still remains a closed book. re.
sembllng. In many ways. tho murder
Of Dorothy King. tho model. whose
real name was Anna Kcenon: she
was found dead. mysteriously chloro.
formed. and 10000 worth Of jewels
were missing.
Both women tried 20 blaze a path
along the White Way that would
make even blaae Broadway take no.
tice. Both women finally succeeded
lin death.
But the deepest tragedies come
when young. naive girls. untutorcd
in ths ways Of the Broadway world.
become Innocent victims OF another's
/ perversity.
a young chorus Riri I knew had
been raised In n convent She was
barely is whep she got her first job.
One night. after a long rehearsal. one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
DIVERS
STARTS ON PAGE l

70 agents Of tho police.
Pairolman X. y. Colby, leader OF
the police band and an expert diver.
who worked for months dragging
Lake Union for the Mahoney murder
trunk, was called upon 10 don the
diving suit.
A crowd quickly collected on the
waterfront blocking street car trsf.
fic for time. Moving picture oper.
ators also rushed TO the scene and
filmed the operations.
After having been under the sur
face for several hours. Colby located
thu missing dope scales and brought
tbafsa 10 ,ha go,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
NARCOTICS ARE
NOT FOUND

Tho missing narcotics, supposedly
wrapped in paper and weighted with
lcadcn bands, were not found. IL was
pointed out that the action OF the
water would probably have destroyed
paper and dope alike. and the lead
would have sank into the mud.
In the houseboat next door. how.
ever. the police found paper and
lead bands used for wrapping dope.
together with a spoon in which NOR.
phino was cooked before being placed
in hypodernic needles.
'"The recovery OF the dope scales. :"
Chief severyns announced Tuesday.
is sufficient reward for our efforts.
The prosecuting attorney has inform.
cd me that the scales will strengthen
our case against Mrs. Sanborn and
Curtis greatly"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Indictments Asked
in Jury Bride Case

WAUKEGAN. III. March H.
Grand Jurors investigating reported
attempts TO bribe the Jury which nc.
quilted Gov. Len Small were asked
10 vote two new indictments today.
Late Monday. after hearing testl.
rnony OF six witnesses, the grand jury
voted indictments against Eddie
Courtney and Eddie Kaufman. two
Chicago gangsters.
Courtney and Kaufman arc al
legged TO have done the actual fixing.
The indictments asked today were
reported to hit at the ''higher.ups. -
the men who are alleged 10 have paid
Courtney and Kaufman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
SEARCHING FOR
JADE BRACELET

A search haa been instituted for
n JADE bracelet and n $1,000 Liberty
bond which Mitchell Is said 10 have
given Miss King tho night Nhe was
murdered. Thcte were not found
in Tho apartment by police and Il
Is believed tho bond may be traced
thru iis number
Discovery OF these facts strength
ened robbery theory. some invest.
iEators believe.
Another anglo which tho 10 dc
ieetivts now nj work on the case
hero arc following IS tho relation
10 the mystery OF Albert Y. Gul.
mares. n friend Of Miss King. Gut.
mares attorney has issued a for.
NAL announcement Offering 10 pre-.
sent him 70 the district attorney at
any time he Is wanted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
"CASCARETS" To CLEAN BOWELS
When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, fol
Sour Stomach Gases, Bad Breath, Colds

Clean your powels-then feel fine!
When you feel sick. dizzy. up.
set. bilious. when your head is dun
or aching. or your stomach is sour
or gassy. just take one or two Cas-.
carets
As soon as the bowels begin acting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
Billion-Dollar Mark
Is Telephone Goal

NEW YORK. March a7.-The
American Telephone and Telegram h
Co. moved another step toward be.
coming a billion dollar corporation
when stock increases we're voted nj
special meeting OF stockholders hero
today. II was decided TO Increase
the authorized capital stock from
$3.50. 100000 to 81, ooo. 900 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27

and bowel poison and bowel gases
are cleared away. you will feel ike
a new person.
Cascarets never slcken or cramp
you. Also splendid for constipated
children. 10 cents box. also rs and
30 cent sizes. Any drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-03-27
GREAT SINCERITY
IL EMPHASIZED

on the suhWaya and bouieyards
turnout Paris. little groups were
gathered. reading eagerly from the
morning newspapers. which eulo
girsd her as tho symbol OF modern
France. Tho prints stressed her
great sincerity. her marvellous en-.
ergy and her love for their common
country.
Tho death OF tho great actress
was as courageous az her life. For
hours abe fought off Tho efforts of
tho poison. s,eaithliy creeping thru
her body Ike drug, Armed with
the great vitality which had enabled
her 20 On laue her work on the
stage. despite her rs years, sho
fought off death. But the greater
strength finally prevailed and she
died at 3 o'clock last night. The
performance At tho "TAiEion"
theater. where BcrnhArdt had In
tended playing prior 20 her llineaa.
was stopped In the middle Of tho
FIRST act and the audiences left.
Hundreds e csblcEram. and me-.
sages Of condolences poured into
the residence. Great banks OF whl'A
lliacs-ths flower she most loved
decorated the walls Of the home
Mournsrs passed into the house 10
sign the register OF friends. which
sh. had always kept.
The first Americans 70 sign wer,
Arthur Ainsworth and his wife. Of
Grand Rapids. Mich. James X.
Hackett. the actor. also called.
A short time before her death
Bernhard sent to the American PEG.
pie. thru The United Press. her last
message:
Il am deeply touched By the sym.
pa,hy and interest OF my beloved
American public In my hour Of pain. f"
Bernhard dictated this fcebly to
her secretary. Mime. Norrnand. sum.
moning UP all her energy for the ef.
fort.