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EDITORIAL
IMaor
Dicfe
Bar
lrges
EDMONTON
POLITICIAN
FLIE8
OFF
THE
HANDLE
A
I
(i.
Bury.
Conservative
rnr
:..
!er
for
ha
I
hdmnulnu
in
the
ast
parliament
am
aguiu
u
:;
dale
fur
the
same
position
.
a
l
r"
I
:i
'ir
uie
tjonscrvuiivc
oaniter,
:r.-:Je
a
wholly
unwarranted
ul-
.
un
Prince
Itti
pert
and
the
"
r
wliirh
will
lie
refilled
:
:
members
of
the
Meigheu
lie
taken
a
position
which
SaleofP.G.E.
to
Lift
Load
from
Taxpayers
YICTOHIA.
Aug.
:i.
The
sale
of
the
I'm
iHr
Ureal
Ka-tcm
Hailway
a
a
mean
of
relieving
the
British
Columbia
taxpayers
frotn
(he
annual
debt
charges
amounting
to
2,51)0,000
whs
urged
Unlay
liy
Major
It.
J.
Iliirde,
independent
member
fur
Alberto
in
the
legislature.
I..
..t
It.
a
...........
rvn
I
(I...
,,').,,.,
!(,,..,
I,
,
in!eU
to
that
of
the
Kdmon-
declared,
there
would
be
no
ene
hi
MTajipiiig
the
ntad,
whi
h
Board
of
Trade
and
Boards
,
would
only
free
the
inivun-e
from
the
annual
operating
def'cil
T
nde
all
over
Aiberla
and
'on
the
hue
ol
approximately
2.iO,non.
"
hewan.
I
At
ording
ti-
Premier
Oliver,
"tiibbb"
"
re
till
being
rr-
T.:f
lnnte
llunerl
elevator
tiflrurled
lo
gue
a
erond'
fir
grain
on
the
I'acific;,.
lu
provide
h
way
of
get-
iTPMMIC
fU
AMP
way
from
the
heavy
over-!
lLtlllllJ
llIrllTli
ii;
narge
oi
ine
ron
oi
de
lniinrs
for
the
govern-'
ail
way
lo
lhi
Hrt,
a
per-tegilimale
commercial
j.
lion.
.
aii
iii
(here
are
number
'ierwic
good
citizen
who
I
Mipjtort
the
lirayton-rombuialion
at
(he
forlh-
9
t.lrl
lltltilt
l,ftA
Jicra
iiriiiighl
byi'.
ivt
jup.
-
-Can
e!ik
to
believe
that
Uie
vf
jtarty
i
right
and
J
parly
w
rong,
no
mal-t
-hh
an'
al
slake.
To
1
ieem
heller
for
all
lie
great
majority
and
li
a
margin
at
will
a
-nt
I'rinee
ItuperU
rr-li
ollcranre'
from
pro-cneniber
ol
on
olher-t
at
parly.
fl
NOR
MAT
WAS
SEIZED
Taktn
Outalde
Three
Mile
Limit
and
Captain
and
Crew
Arretted,
I..-
i
JHX.
x.
H.f
Aug.
3.
'
It
liquor
estimated
to
ho
a'
alitiul
$3(10.000.
the
s
mrjiwr
Usbing
schoo-.i'hic
wallowed
into
ort
'
government
patrol
boat
av
Captain
William
Trent
Noa
Scotia,
and
Mi-M
;ci,
35.
an
Ituliuu
super-unj
fixe
seamen
were
ar-
"
Mm
vessel
watt
seized
K
hr
three
mile
limit,
tin
-
said
to
be
laid
on
Hie
1
lial
the
Granite
brought
'
r"
f
liquor
one
and
a
hair
inside
I
lie
limit
lat
week
u
ivnrcd
approximately
10,-w
nil
of
Alroliol
to
Charles
ii
West
HI.
John.-
B.
C.
CRICKET
SCORE
LARGE
Bat
Manitoba
Province
by
Making
204
For
Six
Wlckete
Against
106
'
WMONTOX,
Atiif.
3.
In
Iho
rrickel
touinainenl
un
"
here
Alberta
and
BHIi!u
"siiniim
both
leaislered
viclot-,r
hi
veittcrdny'n
itainen.
Alberta
'
from
Saakalchewan
iy
'"'
f
l(JI
wrulnM.
02
and
Bill
!
'
"Uimhiu
overcame
Maniloba
J11'
(
'He
impressive
score
of
201
''
ix
wickets
ugulnt
the
when!
'IUMIH08
Q(J
'
o.iuy
n
itame:
Aiberla
Jiluy
"'"'liH
u
ml
British
Columbia
"in
u'les
concluslitiiH
with
.
i
mi
ceived
in
regard
f
the
jiiir.hae
:
:
:
:
.
-
PROFESSIONAL
Suzanne
Lenglen
Is
to
Tour
Unl
ted
States,
Canada,
Mexico
and
Cuba
IQ
REVENUE
EXPECTED
Hardly
Believe
World
Beater
Ha
Quit
Amateur
Ranks
I'AKK
:
'.harlr
l'yle.
I
ni!el
ijtaU
jKrt
prunioter,
nnounml
lal
ntaht
lltal
tuianne
Liig1eti
would
make
a
tour
of
tin
rutted
Mute
a
a
a
professional
in
the
fall.
cJHumeucing
on
October
I
and
latiug
for
four
monih.
The
annnunremeiil
of
the
departure
of
(lie
worlo"
citainpio:
woman
lenut
olayer
from
the
rmik
of
amateurism
made
cot.
fttdprable
Hr
here,
many
en-prfins
.loulit
thai
hc
but
really
mned
up
a
a
nrofexMior.-ai.
,
NVvvf.-wtper
eatitnate
ht-
eaniiuss
on
a
tour
wUiru
wi!t
tMko
her
to
Canada,
Mexico.
Oib
Hi
hHween
100.000
and
f00
000.
Lu
a
tnrnse
lo
the
Ai(eiai',l
I'r
Mif
l.nalen
nai'l:
firm
nei
will
)av
fur
Anienru
September
2.'
for
four
month"."
SUZANNE
LENGLEN
OPENS
IN
CANADA
I'OtHVILLi:.
France,
Aus.
3.
-tJoitf
inning
the
announcement
that
he
was
lo
lour
a
n
tennis
profession
-a..
Siuaune
Lenglen
told
the
Associated
I'resa
eorrespon-denl
today
that
she
will
begin
iter
leur
on
this
contin-ent
by
a
isit
to
liaMcrn
Canada.
STEAMER
DESTROYED
FIRE-OFF
LABRADOR
HALIFAX.
Aug
3
Tlie
Nova
Scotia
steamer
Fiances
Koutilier,
engaged
in
eollei
tiiwr
and
rarry-niiH
rish.
wa
completely
destroyed
tiy
lire
caused
by
un
explosion
oTf
the
iMiant
of
i.'.atiaJian
j,aliru-dor.
The
crew
is
all
safe
aaaaa"
'"IV
?
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
B.C.
Silver
....
l.Ul
.
2.02
'
iKiuwell
1.70
1.H5
Independence
.07
4
.09
Indian
.05
U
.0(5
I..
1
.11
M
annul
.n
.10
l'jieniler
.'.!
t
2.20
Porter
Idaho
.01)
Silver
.Crest,
IL'
Surf
lulel
.....
.05
DCCD
I
of
the
rond.
:
BLUE
MONDAY
IN
BASEBALL
New
York
Yankees
Were
Stopped
In
Winning
Streak
by
Chicago
White
Sox.
Xl'AV
YOUK,
Ail,
i
It
wa
blur
Monday
for
the
league
leading
New
York
Yankees,
wtrose
eJialfr!
erft
traUht
virtotie
Van
bwketi
yi-MiU)
by
CltK'ax"
vhrn
tkve
AVbit''
Sox
vato1ut"b4
d
.hem.
Hliwge.
-rliioio
tmind
among
tlm
Uajtg
dlslamr
liilters.
drnvr
out
a
tKMiier
in
th"
ninth
with
two
jo.
gixins
a
record
victor'
for
Wasbinfitott
over
St.
Louts.
Ken
W
ilttatti
of
Uie
Browns
hit
his
UurUMDtb
bonier
of
the
season
in
titss
game-National
League
CliltMo
&,
ltriKiklyn
.
St.
Lotus
2,
New
York
4.
CiBotnttati-Bostoii
jxulpoiifd.
IMIsIkhvIi
3.
I'hiladelphia
8.
American
League
I'hiladi-lpl.u
0,
DHroit
0.
Bosto!i-r.l'Ac!and
postHned.
Xew
York
I.
i:iii'a);o
2.
Vasliini.
i'
M,
St.
l.oui-
II.
motorTwent
HIGHER
TODAY
Scramble
for
Shares
Today
at
Now
York
Spurred
by
Report
MiW
YliHK,
Aujt.
3.
Thfl
eotntuon
slock
of
iteueriil
Mo
lorn
Otrpoialion
eoultnuea
a
sensational
adxance
on
the
slock
exekanpe
bday
runiiin;i
to
a
uc
high
teeonl
of
20K
W
shortly
af
ter
the
opt'ititi);.
I'he
first
ab
of
(t
block
of
five
thousand
sliai-e
brouirhl
205
followed
by
strnup
transactions
totallin
t.-
300.
sfFates.
I
no
scruniiiie
lor
i-iocks
was
spumt
by
tlie
reported
stalo-
iiifnl
of
Thomas
Cochrane,
purl
ner
cf
J.
I'ierpont
Morgan
Com
pany,
w!io
is
(iiotl
its
sayiiifr
tlitil
the
lieneral
Motors
will
steadily
advance
and
should
sell
al
least
one
hundred
noint
lll(fllT.
TOKIO
SHAKEN
BY
EARTHQUAKE
TOKIO.
Aug.
3.
-
An
usually
severe
earllniuake
slionk
the
city
early
this
evening.
The
people
of
Die,
city
were
badly
frightened,
everyone
running
into
llifl
streeji.
TJie
tjuuke
seems
to
have
af
fecjed
Ihe
Tokio
district
prinel
pauy.
s-cverni
brktijes
wera
dninagt'd
and
numerous
land
slide
occulted
while
communi
cation
was
interrupted.
DV
DD
TAXI
Asbuiance
and
mm
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
t
floor
for
hire.
land
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
SL
.if,.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI
N.
180.
l'UINCB
Ill'I'EHT.
H.
TUESDAY.
AUGUST
3.
1020.
Yeitrdar
Circulation.
15J7
Street
Stir
ito
PRICE
FIVK
CENT8.
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r
nimtm
i
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M.
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mnDEDATivc
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f
Li
RAILWAY
AGAIN
IS
DISCUSSED
E.D.
A
B.C.
Fats
Still
In
Balance
But
C.P.R.
tLUely
to
Get
It
NOTICE
GIVEN
TO
QUIT
KUMn.VroX,
Au.
a.
The
fair
oi
'
.e
K
1,
if
li.C.
Uatlway
i
st
ill
tiol
tlsfidnd.
Last
week
etui
IJ.
o.
coietnao,
viee-prettiuent
oi
Ihe
C.IMt.
-Yirf'l
a
eonferem-e
in
ItViird
to
ttiejj
iillr
Milt,
i"
re
m
let
hrttwnire,
iu9
an
annouii.
enienl
was
ii.a.lc
a
Ok
the
meeting'
that
oiii.-ng
uelitUZv
bad
Iteen
done.
sitgFFled
that
a
furibar
oftr
.oigiit
Tpe
made
by
thel
.'.:'.
It.
for
ejjtinuaiiiii
of
ojier-ation
hut
etepthlns
was
tenia-Itc.
J
It
is
geiHtniflv.U-iu.-,
that
the
C.IMt.
will
tLltoi--ii
Hi
hold
oa
tie
railway
WU
thai
some
ar-ati?
no-nit
wiflf
l
made
fur
tlw
hiu
company
H?
eontinue
oper-iHon.
l
i-
SpoM!
loo
that
lb-
.in:
tut.
an
NiiulotHi
would
like
t
taxe
the
line
they
enutd
gel
ti
on
the
ritfhl
fdhns
lhe
Hu
Helta
way.
notice
of
the
termination
el
Hie
operalm
Uas
uidr
wdeii
tUe
IVIhmuiIoo.
tiurtTr7f9
j
ilVt,l"
flBumiia
Hallway
hns
been
operated
by
th
(lanadtan
Pacific
Hallway
Company
for
the
lal
fixe
year
ha-been
Mrved
w
the
taller
coti
pauy.
and
tin-
t;
P.H.
c.mlrol
'
the
i-o.-it
will
c
-ae
in
thrc-monlhs.
The
fiiiyerninent
is
tak
ins
over
the
road.
Notice
of
(he
dcciio?i
to
ter
minate
lite
ear.e
was
served
lal
week.
DRUG
VENDORS
ARE
ARRESTED
Aerial
3oollegger
Caught
In
Chi
cago
was
Known
In
B.C.
CHICAGO,
Aug.
3.
A
woman
and
three
men
said
to
be
operators
in
an
international
narco'ie
drug
traffic
riuir,
who
jumped
a
fifty
thousand
dollar
bail
in
Seattle,
were
arretted
here
last
nteht.
Government
operatives
have
rounded
up
twenty-five
thousand
dollars
worth
of
assorted
drills
iu
an
apartment
block.
SKATTLK.
Aug.
3.
Mrs.
Flor
ence
F'risby
and
her
husband
are
reported
lo
liuve
been
arrested
in
Chicago.
They
were
know.i
hen-
a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Carl
Swisler.
Hie
man
bem
called
in
British
Columbia,
mid
Washington,
the
aerial
bo"!
ledger."
He
was
ar
rested
in
June
1985,
on
indictments
chat'tfinu
htm
with
im
porting
narcotic
and
liquor
and
released
on
hail;
a
few
days
later
ie
lfi
for
IIm,
ami.
Swisler
w?
cretlited
with
transport
inp
fo;i
'bousHiid
c.."es
of
t'.auad.a:
liquor
in
one
month.
Wheat
Pool
Takes
Over
All
Elevators
of
Saskatchewan
Co-operative
and
Reorganizes
IIKCINA,
Alig.
3.
The
elevators
of
the
Saskatchewan
Elevator
Company,
Lid.,
yesterday
came
tinder
(he
management
of
tie
Saskatchewan
Wheal
Pool,
making
Ihe
body
the
greatest
wheal-hunilliiig
organisation
tit
tlie
world.
The
first
payment
of
I.oOO.OOO
was
made
bv
the
pool
by
eerlifiod
chetpuy
but
details
of
holdings,
which
were
made
by
.announced.
The
capacity,
of
(K
country
pout
is
1
,Hio,u()i
iii!iiels.
In
order
lo
secure
proper
organization
(l(o
province.'.!
divided
into
seven
districts
and
for
the
w-ork
next
your
Ihe
staffs
of
superintendents
and
elevator
men
nro
ueing
uniuiganiaieu.
AUIDITIAM
IE
FtED
RUMOR
CHANGE
B.
C.
PACKERS
Shufie
of
Shares
Talked
About
In
Montresl
Under
Roocganlia-'
tlon
Scheme
MoMHKAL,
Au.
3
A.MOid-.tiR
to
rumors
receiving
a
cerium
amount
of
credence
in
tin
dreel,
jdans
are
under
way
for
the
reorganization
of
the
B.C.
Fishinz
and
Packing
Company
oy
the
isue
of
preferred
snare
amouiilin?
to
about
two
million
dollars
and
eiiattiiin?
Uie
com
mon
stock
from
one
huudr:-d
oitars
par
value
lo
no
par
value
and
Uie
distribution
of
:ueh
new
securities
lo
ti-e
share-olders
on
a
baris
of
two
shares
tf
preferred
and
twelve
shares
of
common
far
each
of
Uie
iiar
.
now
held.
Such
a
tda'n
would
rail
for
the
distribution
of
17,107
shares
of
preferred
stock.
lac
company
showed
ifself
in
mism's
sion
of
a
comfolatl-mouni
of
workms
capital
al
be
end
of
its
last
year
and
re-Torts
in
recard
to
!
he
fishiv
ilul
cani
ins
industry
on
t
la
Pacific
tins
season
are
enco'.ir-asing.
TIE
FOOTBALL
GAME
PLAYED
Cumberland
and
Western
United
Fall
to
Reach
Dec
ision
After
Half
Hour
Overtime
WINNIPEG.
Aujj.
3
The
Cum-erland
It.C.
Collieries
and
the
We.ton
United
played
their
third
tie
game
last
nvht
in
the
finrit
''anadian
Amateur
football
cham
pionship
and
scored
one
goal
each.
Half
an
hour's
overtime
'ailed
lo
bring
a
decision.
Tlie
fourth
same
will
be
played
morrow
nisrht.
SEES
GAIN
IN
B.
C.
FOR
LIBERALISM
EDMONTON.
Aug.
3.
-
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
interior
In
the
recent
Mackenzie
Kin;;
government,
on
Ins
return
here
from
Yancouxer,
stated
that
he
believed
British
Columbia
would
return
two
or
three
more
Liberals
at
this
election
than
al
the
last.
FINGER
PRINT
POLICE
EXPERT
DIES
VICTORIA
YICTOHIA.
Aug.
3.
Sergeattl
William
Yoissey.
51
years
of
aj:e.
of
tlie
provincial
police
finerec
print
department,
died
last
nipit!
after
three
months'
illness.
Hv
had
been
a
resident
of
Ihe
city
for
fifteen
years.
the
valuation
of
Uie
company's
arbitration,
h;ive
not
yet
been
elevators
now
controlled
by
the
nun
Attack
Made
Upon
Beer
Parlors
by
Rev.
R.
J.
Mclntyre
in
Public
Meet.ng
at
Vancouver
Yesterday
VAXCOUVEB.
Aug.
X
"The
action
or
the
holelmen's
association
in
banning
women
from
the
city
beer
parlors
is
a
grave
offence
against
Ihe
decent
women
of
the
city;
inasmuch
as
it
practically
interdicts,
or
in
common
phraseology
'siwashes'
them,
placing
them
iu
a
class
with
Indians
and
habitual
drunkard"
said
Bev.
It.
J.'Mclutyre.
provincial
organizer
for
Ihe
British
Columbia
Prohibition
Association
in
addressing
a
public
meeting
here.
"The
latest
kaleidescopir
change.'
said
.Mr.
Mclnlyrei
"is
that
there
are
to
be
ladies'
beer
parlors
served
by
maids.
1
want
o
say
that
Uie.whobj
Utinp
siatnis
condemned
in
Uie
eyes
of
the
citizens
of
Vancouver.
The
thins
is
either
flood
or
bad.
If
it
is
good,
what
is
1o
hinder
women
lakific;
their
places
inside
the
men?
If
it
is
Lad,
we
must
pet
rid
of
it
altoyether.
which
we
propose
doing.''
V
SLUMP
IN
WHEAT
WINNIPEG
TODAY
WINNIPEG.
Ahp.
3.
Wheat
prices
recorded
a
drastic
decline
early
in
the
trad
in?
today.
It
slumped
more
titan
Jtojjr
cents
with
flue
r
-and
Darmlfef
eJtiS-
.
ins
three-quarters
lower
al
I
43
s
and
U3
respective-
ly.
v
.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
153,500
Pounds
of
Hali
but
Sold
on
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning.
Ei-ht
American
boats
and
one
Canadian
boat
sold
a
total
of
153,-
500
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Kxchau?e
litis
morninp.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
lauded
138,-
501)
pounds
and
the
Canadian
boat
Ij.000.
ltqlh
American
and
Can
adian
fish
averaged
around
lie
and
He
for
fltcU
and
second
.class
fish
respectively.
Arrivals
were:
American
Sunset.
39,000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Zenith.
52.000
pounds,
to
Can
adian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Auptista
.10,500
pounds,
to
Al-
lin
Fisheries.
Star,
13,000
pounds,
and
Im
perial,
18,000
pounds,
to
Pacifi--
Fisheries.
Canadian
Mansaret.
15.000
pounds.
lo
l-anadian
Fish
&
Old
Storage
SMOKE
SCREEN
LIKE
FOG
OVER
PORTLAND
pi
HITLAXI.
Aug.
3.-
A
smoke
screen
settled
over
tne
city
as
the
west
wind
brought
it
from
the
croast
range
fqresf
fires.
Iluild-iugs
disappeared
behind
a
curtain
whioh
rapidly
covered
the
entire"
port
like
a
dense
fivjr.
KILLED
IN
SWIMMING"
TANK
AT
Y.
M.
C.
A.
M'W
WEis-nilNSTrirt.
Aug.
3.
r-The
body
of
Tt"'m;iUlliolt.
an
insurance
man,
was
found
in
the
swimming
lank
at
the
Y.
M.
C
A.
buitdimg.
It
Is
beliexed
that
he
dived
and
struck
his
1tead
on
the
bottom.
t
SOUTH
AFRICAN
DIES
Capetown,
auv,
3.-r
itipi.t
Hon.
John
Mirrlinen,
M.l1,
premier
and
trea?iifer
rt
Boulh
Africa
from
lH'08
lo
1910,
dl.t
today
agd
85.
r
mirn
1
EXPLOSION
OF
STILL
KILLED
TWO
YOUTHS
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
3.
When
a
still
in
a
private
residence
exploded,
resulting
in
its
destruction
by
fire.
Sam
Manchillas,
aped
ID.
and
Joe
Leonza
.aped
IK,
.vere
burned
to
death
here
today.
Mrs.
t'armella
Manchillas,
aged
5,
and
dauphler
Louie,
aged
'J,
jtild
,AogeH.
jWredt,
,we
all
jtume!!
more
orTess
Verjttusly
in
'srapinp
from
(be
blazing
build-ins.
The
reports
stated
that
the
Jead
youths
were
sleeping
in
a
;-oom
on
the
second
floor
in
which
a
oo-paiion
sun
was
working-
at
he
tinti"
of
the
explosion.
BEER
PARLORS
WOMEN
ONLY
Proposal
to
Ask
For
License
Fop
Retailing
With
Women
Operators.
VANCOIVEH,
Aug.
3.
The
Province
yesterday
published
the
following:
A
beer
parlor
operated
and
patronized
exclusively
by
women
is
the
suggestion
lein
considered
by
those
interested
in
the
retail
sale
of
beer
should
a
recent
decision
of
the
U.
C.
Hotelnien's
Association
not
to
serve
women
patrons
after
August
15
meet
with
too
much
opposition.
Liquor
control
board
authorities
are
none
liio
sure
of
the
legality
of
the
hotelmen's.
decision.
Should
the
opposition
to
banning
women
from
beer
halls
pain
strength,
it
is
the
intention
of
those
interested
to
request
the
(jovernment
to
prant
a
license
to
a
place
to
be
operated
exclusively
Tor
women
where
all
the
attendants
would
be
women.
BRAVE
ATTEMPT
SWIM
CHANNEL
Miss
Barrett
Got
Within
Two
Miles
of
Cape
GHz
Nez
When
Became
Exhausted
IN
WATER
21
HOURS
DOYEH,
AUg.
3.
Miss
Clara-belle
Barrett
of
New
Hot-belle.
-New
York
slate,
failed
In
an
attempt
lo
swim
the
Entiiuii
Channel
yesterday.
She
pot
within
two
mile
or
Cape
Clni
Nez
in
France
when
she
had
to
be
taken
from
the
water
in.
an
exhausted
condition;
f
?
Miss
Barrett
slarted
to
swmi
al
elpht
Vciock
yeyferday
morning
.and
it
was
5,35
this
morning
wheiC
she
was
forced
lo
give
up
Uie
wirn
lliat
no
woman
ever
yet
ha
made,
She
was
lu
liie
water
21
hours
33
minutes,