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CANADA
ELECTS
'
'till:
HOY
PRESIDENT
AMI
lli'JItNVN
Ol'
VAMOIVEK
IS
tlCE-l'HESlDEMT
MpfcO.
May
36.
The
Royal
8b-'.'mate
In
annual
wiwion
elected
i
I'.-r
Oamllle
Buy
of
Quebec
pre-
lrufeesor
D
Buchanan
of
the
'y
of
B.C.
waa
rhoncn
vloe-pre-lepresentlng
the
chemical,
'i:cl
phyaioal
aciencr
section.
He
nc
of
the
delegate
to
the
tail
il
conference
oil
niatiiematloa
!
ut
Bulugne
in
November.
CHARGED
WITH
SHOPBREAKING
nuniit
or
him:
department
am
IIHOTIILH
IN
l-OLIl'E
COl'IlT
VANOOl
VEU
vm
,h
vbr.
May
aa
M
D
llarrla,
'
'
tlitver
for
the
fire
department
""Hit
of
R.
C.
Hurrla.
waa
ar-11
'1
numcuty
charged
with
attempt-enter
a
shoe
a
tore
and
aa
a
"'
polloe
investigation
three
"f
shop
breaking
were
laid
i
men
appealed
lu
the
police
'in-'-
morning
they
were
remanded
1
v..vk
RE-ESTABLISHING
JEWS
IN
RUSSIA
vi
w
York.
May
as.-Announcement
1
"!'
IkTP
of
a
lfl
hv
WrnlM
M.
skftera,
Mrs.
Mary
Ore
and
Mrs.
Thov
Doha,
and
two
brothen.
WUltam
and
Oeorae.
all
of
Terrace,
also
two
other
sisters.
Mrs.
Plank
LaSetle.
Ban
Diego
Cal.,
and
Mfls.
Wm.
Morrison.
AMwood
Ont.,
and
thrat
other
brothers.
John
of
Foremost.
Aita..
Rod
of
Loa
Angeles
Cal.
and
ftank
Watt
of
High
River,
Alta
Decea.ed
was
of
an
especially
genial.
kindly
disposition
and
his
passing
la
deeply
regretted
by
a
very
large
cirok
of
friends.
The
pallbearera
ware
two
brothen.
Oeorge
and
Wm.
uttie.
and
four
nephews.
Blwood
and
BUuley
Brooks.
W
H
Watt
and
Lswrenoe
Orelg
There
were
floral
tributes
from
Mother
and
Miss
Ooualns,
Mrs.
Orelg
ani
fsmUv.
HI
and
Mrs.
Geoff
Little.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thos
twoou
ana
lamuy.
Mr.
and
Mrs
B.
T.
Kenney
and
family.
Mr.
and
Ut
T.
B.
Brooks.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oeo.
Diver
ana
ramny.
aar.
ana
Mrs
B.
N.
Klrkaldy.
Oordon
and
Dudley
Little.
Clara.
Dorothy
and
Bdlth
Id
t
tic.
s.
Annie
Ross.
Mrs.
J.
Baker.
Native
Bona
of
Canada.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a.
h.
Barter.
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
R-
Gilbert.
Mm
suehmond
and
Mrs.
Ardagh.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J-
K.
Oordon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
Ar
Mr.
and
Mrs
F.
C
wsnop.
um
wm
Vanderlip.
Mr
T
Turner
and
family
Mlat.
Mr.
and
Mrs
'"'
"I
S1.0O0.0O0
as
nart
of
the
.nd
Mm
at
n
r-uP'y
of
SB
sgslnat
Paid
Protection
Money
Mayor
of
Vancouver
Alleged
to
Have
Keen
(iuest
of
Joe
Celona
at
Shaughnessy
Heights
Homo
1
j
ANCOUVER.
May
25.-Frank
Caisa,
former
operator
of
disor-J
uerly
houses,
testified
at
Wednesday
afternoon's
session
of
the
police
inquiry
that
he
had
from
1920
to
August
1927
made
ifgular
payments
of
protection
money
to
Detective
Sergeant
M--Uughiin
and
Detective
D.
A.
McGregor
of
the
morality
squad.
These
allegations
of
Caisa
were
the
subject
of
police
commission
investigation
some
time
ago
in
camera.
The
commission
found
then
that
the
charges
were
not
supported
by
evidence.
Caisa
also
told
Wednesday
of
seeing
Mayor
Taylor
in
the
haugbueM
Height
home
of
tut
Celx
-
.a.
tnc
alleged
operator
of
disorderly
Uues.
On
one
occasion,
Oatm
said,
he
had
seen
the
mayor
"drunk
and
par
alysed."
The
party,
he
said,
was
attended
by
several
women
from
Celona
establishments.
MANYATTEND
LITTLE
FUNERAL
TEUKACE
I'llll'li;
MOI'IIK
IvOHS
IM
HWi
KXOtVai
tUN
HIM
MM--
In-
htfKtL-
thttttf
TBRItACS.
May
St.
The
funeral
of
th
late
Albeit
t
Little
who
passed
away
li
l.r
prtuur
Rupert
nspital
on
kiona:
...oru
ug.
May
Si.
wan
held
frum
th
sngllcan
Church
bare
on
Tuesday
after
loon
and
wa
very
largely
attended
Ser
ice
at
the
church
was
conducted
b
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson
with
Rev.
T.
J
Marsh
assisting
at
the
oemetery,
Tit
Native
Bona
of
Canada
burial
aervk
waa
also
read
at
the
graveside
by
J
a.
Smith,
president,
assisted
by
I.
T.
Kan
ney,
the
deceased
being
an
active
ant
popular
member
of
the
local
lodge.
Mr.
Utile
was
born
In
Attwood.
On
larlo.
M
years
ago.
Me
Joined
the
mat.
to
the
Yukon
in
IBM
and
after
spend
ing
S
number
of
yeara
In
the
north
cttled
in
Vancouver
where
he
llvcc
until
about
ten
years
ago
when
he
cam
to
Twrraoe
Mr.
Little
la
aurvlved
by
ai
sbsB
mother,
who
S3
years
old.
tw
B.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mr
and
Mrs.
H.
r.
V.
Haney,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
C.
Bparkes.
Mr.
ana
rs.
Oinf
Hanson.
Mr.
a.
j-
.iry.
and
Mr
r.
Aiken.
B.
Creelman.
Mr
and
Mrs.
V
Souet.
BArney
Colbeahtnl.
Mr.
and
Mr.
O
Teaater.
T.
a.
wawn.
aar.
D
A.
Mcisinnon,
mum
ona,,
quou
of
tl0,000.000
to
set
up
j
Mr.
and
Mm
H
Cote
lstl
UltrlrUltllral
nnlAnUa
In
UiimU
'
''iitributton
makes
a
total
of
mi'
ikmi
lalaed
b
the
Joint
Amertoan
committee
to
match
a
oondl-"
(iu.ooo.ooo
offered
by
the
Soviet
"''inifliit
to
reetabllsU
Jwws
on
"
111
Ruaala.
To
date
150
new
'
'
"
with
160,000
Jewa
living
on
iiuv
been
establlahed
there.
CONSERVATIVES
LOSE
THEIR
AMENDMENT
35
-The
Conservative
OTTAWA.
May
.
m
.uoDly
regretting
the
"
ttif
reromni-uu"
ci
"
the
Duncan
.
.
'
A
KUkpatrtok
commlMlon
on
maritime
w
u-
sailed
last
nleht
by
i
.
'
.
-u
h
a
we
"'
1
"ne
ueorar
on
on
trip
rin
vn.
rcnu-a
rreon"-
-
-
PROSPECTING
BEHRINGSEA
FOR
HALIBUT
Word
!
rtxctvi-a
here
that
the
New
ngland.
the
ftahlng
ichooner
aperatcti
1
the
Raw
IMglsnd
Pishing
Obmpany
A
of
stHoRttan,tiridlng
fishing
not
53sp5il
mmint
pa
to
Behrknaj
'ea
recently
A.i
she
did
t
brli.g
Heme
a
Very
hoovy
catch
it
i.-Miuned
she
wss
no'
very
.Mrjc-lu:
Inquiry
at
the
local
office
i:f
th-
tn
Hny
elicited
the
Information
tl.u:
n
Vord
bad
been
received
here
of
a.i.
j
uch
trip.
Thf
New
Bugland
1
the
only
Boa
.in
operated
on
the
'
company
lay."
he
others
being
operated
on
what
'.nowii
as
the
"independent
lay."
MAYOR
SAYS
STATEMENTS
ARE
UNTRUE
Taylor
Was
in
Cnisa's
Houme
Only
Few
Minutes
in
1021
VANCOUVER
May
25
Mayor
Tajler
today
denied
statements
at
the
police
inquiry
Wednesday
by
Frank
Caisa.
The
mayor
baM
he
was
in
the
home
of
Joe
Celona
one
night,
December
31.
1914,
and
then
only
for
fifteen
minute,
having
been
invited
from
a
friend's
house
to
take
of
n
glass
of
champagne.
The
mayor
said
he
wus
con'
suiting
his
solicitors
concerning
the
poMMlbillty
of
instituting
perjury
proceedings.
IALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
113,500
POUNDS
HU
American
iwi
and
luu
fanadlau
Mll
Calrlim
TIiIh
Aluriilng
A
total
of
118.SC0
pounds
of
halibut
was
soul
at
the
Pish
Bxchange
this
morning
Six
American
vessels
sold
100.-Mtt
pounds
at
from
8.8c
and
8c
to
8.6c
and
8.
while
two
Canadians
disposed
of
1S,M
Bounds
at
Be
and
6c
and
Jc
and
ft
American
boat,
the
Ithona.
with
1,000
pounds,
arrived
too
late
for
the
day's
sale.
BaMs
were
as
follows:
America
n
Omaney.
84.000
pound.
Canadian
Fish
OeM
Btorage
oo..
s.ic
and
c.
WtidBaJ,'
umo
bound,
Bewth.iFleh-
trlea,'Bb,-W
lf'';'
-1
'ii
Betty.
11,000
pounds,
Booth
tMhMas,
93m
ad
ob.
Bravo,
8,000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
4c
and
0o.
Mal
H
14J00
pounds.
Atlln
Flah-
ertaa,
8
Be
and
8c.
TMMy
J..
18,000
pounds.
Canadian
FISH
ft
Cold
Btorage
Oo.,
8.6c
and
6c.
Canadian
BeballOB
4.500
pounds,
Royal
Pish
Co..
9c
and
0c
Rlncleader.
8.800
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
9
3c
and
8c.
CONSERVATIVES
OPPOSE
UPHILL
f
AI'TAIX
M.
MCU.AN
NOMINATED
IN
IKUMi;
AOAINNT
SITTINO
LAItOIC
MRAiBKK
PBRNIB.
May
tSv
Captam
M.
McLean
of
Michel.
BJC.,
has
been
chosen
Con-ervative
candidate
for
tbe
Pernle
dls-
iMct
In
opposition
to
Tom
Uphill,
the
Labor
member
who
now
holds
the
seat
It
is
prolble
the
Liberals
may
not
have
candidate
1C
this
constituency.
ArU-crilna
In
the
Dailv
Newa
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
li:.,
FRIDAY,
MAY
25,
1928
Canada
to
Be
One
of
Original
Parties
to
Kellogg
Treaty
for
Renunciation
of
War
Everywhere
May
25.
Expressing
keen
satisfaction
that
the
WASHINGTON,
oi
iiu
i.;
iire
so
favorably
inclined
towards
the
treaty
for
the
renunciation
of
war,
which
my
government
proposed
on
April
13
as
to
wish
to
participate
therein
individually;
and
as
original
signatories,"
Secretary
of
State
Kellogg
extended
to
'
Canada
a
cordiai
invitation
to
become
one
of
the
original
parties
to
tiie
treaty
for
the
renunciation
of
war
which
is
now
under
consideration,
i
i
Keliogg's
note
was
despatched
to
the
L1NDY
AJ1.ETS
FITZ:
'I
Ir
cheeilul
gn-eting
of
one
renowned
transatlantic
flier
to
another
at
iioiling
Field,
Washington.
Terrace
Man
Bags
Huge
Grizzly
Bear
Near
Lakelse
Lake
and
is
Now
After
Its
Male
Companion
in
Same
Vicinity
May
25.
After
camping
on
their
trail
for
several
TERRACE,
days,
J.
Seigfreid
of
Terrace
bagged
a
large
grigs!)'
bear
and
her
cub
on
Sunday
at
Eliga
Creek,
jus
north
of
the
Lnkele
Lake
landing.
Bear
tracks
of
huge
proportion
hate
been
noticed
lately
around
the
lake
and
early
campers
have
been
venturing
out
in
some
trepidation.
The
captured
animal
it
of
huge
proportions,
but
still
larger
tracks
would
indicate
that
the
male
grizzly
is
also
in
the
vicinity
and
local
campers
await
news
of
its
capture
with
interest.
ORGANS
OF
GORILLA
JUST
LIKE
HUMANS
i
Tlwl
la
OpInUm
tt
Dr.
IMm
Who
Conducted
ll-t
Meftem
m
Miss
JAOKSONV1U.IC,
FIs.,
Mny
26.
-A
physician
u
authority
for
tbe
state-
ment
that
the
Inner
organs
of
Miss
Congo.
gorilla,
could
not
be
distin
guished
from
those
of
a
13
or
14
yeai
old
girl.
The
animal,
said
to
be
the
only
female
gorilla
In
captivity,
ap
peared
almost
human
In
many
respects.
In
the
opinion
of
Or.
Ralph
M.
Green.
Jacksonville.
Utom
collttM.
a
dlssasti
common
among
human
beings,
caused
Mist
Congo'a
death
recently
la
Baiaaota.
The
gorUla
waa
valued
at
8150,000
by
her
owner.
John
Ringiing,
Sarasota
circus
millionaire.
She
waa
captured
in
1993
by
Ben
Burbriduc
Jacksonville
explorer
and
big
game
hunter,
on
tbe
slope
of
Mount
Klvu,
Belgian
Congo.
She
sub
sequently
become
a
.pat
qt,
jibe.
Bur-
bridge
family.
,j.i
...
Df.
past
nut
M
TmiiisuilitSBliiU,)il
the
Yele
taeulty,
gavn
MMvOMko
,pM4U-
genee
tesu
in
ISM.
The
animal
was
found
to
posaeas
a
fafain
equal
to
that
of
a
8
or
7
year
old
child.
The
avleuUat
wild
Mla
Cuugo
wa
about
that
age
when
raamlnad.
Tnomas
Peddle,
Bohool
princi
pal,
left
on
yesterday
momlng
i
train
looking
for
a
statement
from
ottawa
Announcement
of
Sale
of
I'.G.E.
to
C.N.It
May
Come
Any
Day
Now
VICTORIA.
MajT25.
Premier
MacI.ean
is
not
prepared
to
make
any
statement
in
regard
to
negotiations
between
his
government,
the
C.N.R.
and
the
De-minion
(int
ernment
beyond
stating
that
the
reply
of
Hon.
A.
C.
Dunning,
minister
of
nil
I
ways
in
the
House
of
Commons
Wa!-nehday
to
the
question
of
A.
W.
N'eill
of
Comox-Atlin
that
negotiations
for
the
acquisition
of
the
I'.G.E.
by
the
Canadian
National
Kail
ways
were
proceeding
is
Mir
red
and.
.the
1'remler
ex
pectN
an
announcement
arty
day
now.
PKIC'E
Of
WHEAT
Vancouver,
May
2d.
-The
prloe
w
lieat
lol
i,-.
$1.5t"
of
L.
Cokeley.
BjC.L.8.
of
Vancouver
Is
the
head
of
a
aurvey
par:y
which
ar-
at
uf.an.i
was
made
publl:
last
night.
An
Me
.t.ua
ly
worUea
note
was
sent
t
'i
the
g:vernnn-iitH
of
Australut
New
eah.nd.
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Ali.ca.
the
Irish
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g
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During
his
visit
to
the
church
school
the
vicar
put
thai
ousstloo
to
a
olass
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
GRIZZLY
BEAR
SHOT
AT
LAKELSE
LAKE
BY
TERRACE
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:
DINNER
GIVEN
BRITISH
HIGH
COMMISSIONER
Mil
WILLIAM
CLARK
SAYS
lSEM
Of-
IRK
HAS
TO
MAKL'
ALL
1TH
TRADITIONS
I
ON
DON.
May
St.
In
a
thoughtful
of
the
possibilities
of
the
position
..mi
-ips
leadlnf
up
tc
the
creation
of
...
offioe,
Blr
William
Clark,
the
:
iy
named
British
High
Commis-:
to
Canada
ut
a
dinner
tendered
iiy
the
Caniid.au
Club,
remarket)
i.-
had
batn
called
1
1
an
entire!-
..trk-r
with
all
iu
tradition
and
.
'li'
i!
yet
to
be
mat
William
amid
it
would
be
tb
i.
of
the
H.j.h
Comwliuilohcr
a'
u
ti'
do
what
within
him
lie
to
..!
deliberations
beiween
tin-
tw-i.ni-nui,
and
help
bring
them
stir
:
in
pursuit
of
their
common
RESCUED
FROM
in
i:rn
ami
I'si:n(ii:
on
htak
hi
lAl.kl
tM)
TAKEN
OI
NEAR
I
MM
Ah
PASS
bKM-ri.
May
ss.wniie
a
thunder-
r
pounded
the
vasail
to
pteoe
on
'k
near
Vnuwas
Pan
in
Retiring
"
380
people
sboaid
the
Star
of
l
a
windjammer
b-:
niglng
tc
Vii'ka
Plsharle
were
taken
off
b
itguard
cutler,
mid
lir.h'iiouie
'
the
report
nrciifd
here
"wl
WB8
oi
her
w,.y
frrnn
Ban
'
'
to
Br
Idol
Bay
lur
:1k-
salmon
Operator
of
Disorderly
House
Declares
He
Had
PREMIER
KING
TAKES
PART
IN
CELEBRATION
11V
TELEPHONE
lie
AI)1K8KSE8
CHOIVII
AT
HYDE
IMKK.
LONDON,
ENUUIND
OTTAWA.
May
38.
By
means
of
direct
telephone
communication
between
Ot-
tawa
and
London
Premier
BUtg
vesterday
Canadian
government
pmlcl'te1
ta
tb
P,'
"
Jirh
the
Amencaii
minister
Phillip.
i.
..
he"
Prenilor
Klnz
spoke
v
as
.
fellows:
"F
r
many
ytars
rot
an
have
naps
rated
tbe
younger
hcusoholos
of
the
British
V.ip;rc
ii-om
the
Mtbe-land.
'.-iOay
with
the
(rrgress
of
aviation
and
radio
oom-
OVIAWA.
May
28
-Canada
.
r3ply
to
'
""""
thi
"
"
"
,
Z.
X-lL
tl.e
invLutlon
to
becm.
a
a.gna-.Ir,
f"
Mta
he
ircuty
for
the
renuncation
ti
f
-.m.
tol3
a
lth
cations
of
tbe
wccK
It
la
already
answn
th.'t
Osnada'i
attitude
wlil
be
entirely
favorable.
YOTEIIK
l-Olt
ritlNCI
IttrEIlT
DISTHICT
The
total
number
of
voters
in
the
Prince
Rupert
atactoral
district
u
now
8,700.
Of
this
n.xr
slightly
over
three
thousand
thousand
are
are
in
in
the
the
city
city
and
and
the
toe
remainder
remainder
in
in
Mm
Mm
dtstrtct.
dtstrtct.
4-1
4.'
1
tvAttt
cams
of
sea
and
school
given
thelr
Both
the
High
Bcbooi
cadet
c
rps.
un-
1
i
der
Principal
Thomas
Peddle
and
the
catieta
of
tbe
local
branch
of
the
Ma
....
-
t
j
.
...
I
"
iu
uoiia.
unosr
unii.i
Robert
Blanoe.
made
good
showings
at
j
annual
inspection
on
Wednesday
by!
iCSEt.
J
U
Cmmhw
nf
Vlotnrl.
omoer
for
Military
District
Mo.
11.
The
jHajh
Bobool
cadeu
paraded
on
Wednes-iday
afternoon
and
tbe
sea
cadeta
In
the
evening
Capt.
Cummlng.
who
ea-iprrased
pleasure
at
the
appearance
of
'both
bodies,
returned
south
last
night.
1
common
wealth
In
pro
claiming
a
com
mon
allegiance
to
His
Majesty
the
Klng.
rr:::::;
-drowned
when
PeP
WERECAPSIZED
Tlllt
EE
IPSET
FKOM
BOAT
AND
4
:
nil
I!
mnu
a
faD
tv-
Biver
in
AUITIHI
UlVUlt
NORTH
BAT,
Oat..
May
BS.-eeTSB
to
Ska
AbetlM
Northern
Ontario.
On
Toes-
'day
three
Pinna.
Amel
Hsctlninen.
H.
,Aimltella
ai.d
E.
Rlbinaon
were
drowned
(when
the
boa:
In
which
they
were
rid-lng
wa
overturned.
On
Thursday
a
!
ANNUAL
INSPECTION
rr
MChapn"n
ZhHriZ
Morten
nui
Moore,
members
of
a
surveying
!
Py.
CHANGES
MADE
of
little
girls:
if
-an
the
good
people
the
UW
lor
Terrace
and
Is
expected
to
return
this
morning
and
will
proceed
to
the
!
hlack.
what
oould
would
you
be?
to
ine
city
on
aeonoay
afternoon
Subscribe
(or
the
Daily
News.
rived
from
'
the
south
on
the
Cardans
were
white
and
all
the
bad
people
were
Queen
Charlotte
Island
to
ment
of
Intllun
Aflulii..
I
sir.
I'd
be
atreaky!"-
Jted
Book
AUTOMOBILES
DKAKKM
TO
HE
TESTED
Al)
SINOALS
TO
lit
MADE
COMI'UUOltY
13
ANNOINCKD
VICTOaiA.
May
38
All
automobues
In
British
Columbia
must
carry
certificates
that
their
brakes
have
bean
tasted
within
six
months
and
found
to
comply
with
the
standard
of
requirements.
according
to
amendments
to
tbe
Motor
Vehicles
Act
It
was
announced
today.
Arm
signals
by
drivers
about
to
turn,
stop,
etc..
are
also
to
be
made
ITALIA
COMING
FROM
THE
POLE
KEAHIMi
KIXU'S
HAY.
sriTKHEKNEN
HIT
HAKISU
LITTLE
SIEEI
KINO'S
BAT.
Bpttrbergen.
May
98
The
dirigible
Italia
at
3.30
thli
morning
Is
believed
to
be
one
hundred
miles
north
of
Morten
Island.
Spltabergen.
on
Its
return
from
the
iwrth
pole
but
because
of
thick
fog
and
strong
wind
Is
able
to
make
but
little
speed.
TWO
WERE
KILLED"AND
THREE
INJURED
WHEN
TRAIN
STRUCK
AUTO
TORONTO,
May
96.
Two
persons
were
killed
and
three
children
critically
injured
when
the
CJ.R.
train
struck
an
auto
carrying
a
fasaUy
of
seven
at
a
level
crossing
near
Locust
H1U
station
yesterday.
The)
dead
were
Atr.
and
Mrs.
John
Adams.
TED
MORGAN
DEFENDS
LIGHMIGHT
TITLE
NsTW
YORK.
May
3B
Ted
Morgan,
VTl'.'lll
'l..t.
Junior
liK'itwelKht
cham
pion
aucceasfu'
defended
his
title
rerc
lest
nlvl-.t
!v
ih-leatliut
Cannon-
survey;
eome
answered
"White"
and
other.
,..
rrtHi.
vi
,
k....
some
oi
uic
rtwrve
ior
tne
uepan-1
out
iime
Mary
replied
Please.
knit;
in
rifteen
round
slug-