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My eyes opened slowly, first cracking the gunk that had glued them together in my sleep before they flew open as I realized that I was choking on something stuck deep down in my throat. I made a strangled noise and lifted my arm to grab the thing and pull it out. It would have worked, but my arms just weren't responding to my commands; everything I tried felt like I was dragging sticks through mud. I tried to scream, but that only caused me to gag harder on the obstruction that was lodged inside of me. Wiggling my shoulders to the best of my abilities, I flailed my arms slightly, knocking my limp hands into the plastic guard rails that lined my bed.
A man in a white lab coat ran into my room, shouting something to the woman who followed him. My ears were ringing, like I'd just gotten back from a concert where I'd stood next to the speakers the entire night; the cottonesque feeling it left blocked out whatever the two people were saying. The man grabbed my arms and held them down, prompting me to flail harder as the woman tapped air bubbles out of a needle quickly. She lowered it to my arm, stuck my vein as quickly as she could, and depressed the liquid into me. The man on top of me stopped moving as my jerking motions slowed until I was laying still. My hands were released from the man's grip and the obstruction was removed from my throat and placed on a tray table to be removed. I finally saw what had been the cause of so much trouble: a breathing tube.
Why did I have a breathing tube down my throat?
Now that it was gone, the smell of antiseptic wash, rubbing alcohol, and off-brand disinfectant stung my nose, like I'd squirted Purell into my hands and taken a deep whiff. I glared up at the man in the lab coat, lolling my head back against the pillows behind me so that I was able to look him in the face. He had picked up a metal clipboard hanging on the foot of my bed and was staring at it intently. The identification card hanging on the front of his blue striped shirt declared him to be Doctor Harrison Everett, MD; the name was also written in fancy script on the breast of his coat, I now noticed. He'd blinked when the card's photograph had been taken, obscuring his hazel eyes from the picture that accompanied his name and work place, Lexington Memorial Hospital.
What was I doing at the hospital?
A group of other doctors appeared by the first, each of them holding small notebooks; a few pushed their reading glasses further up their noses nervously and quietly. All of them were younger looking than Doctor Everett, by what seemed to be at least ten years.
"Who'd like to start?" he asked. None of the younger doctors said a word. He frowned and snapped the clipboard shut, causing the doctor on his immediate left to jump anxiously. It was to her that he passed my chart. "Doctor White, you now have the floor."
"Uh…" The blonde doctor fumbled with the metal board ungracefully for a minute, flipping through page after page of ink stained paper. "Wilhelmina Percival. Admitted three weeks ago in critical condition following a…" Doctor Everett held out a hand for the girl to stop and she went quiet almost immediately. I could practically feel the gratefulness rolling off of her in waves.
Now Doctor Everett turned to smile at me. It wasn't a happy smile or an excited smile or even a sad smile; instead, it was cold and clinical, the kind of smile that one looked with at a paper they hadn't wanted to write and yet had. "Hello, Wilhelmina. Do you know where you are?"


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In the afternoon of the next day, he got a magazine saying a new superhero in town and talking about the golden state bridge on the verge of collapse. So he decided to go to under the bridge at 5 p.m and before that he went to Egypt to the secret layer and got all the weapons and left with Anubis. Before dark matter got to the bridge, Blue Raven set the weapons to explode. So he told Anubis to get ally before the weapons explode and get out of there. So at 6, Atomatic finally got there and he walked into the trap when Anubis flew through and got the girl when the weapons went off and the bridge collapsed but Atomatic was ok because he used the atoms and made the invisible shield and the weapons dropped while the bombs exploded and nothing happened. Atomatic said, "You pesky raven, you got the girl but didn't save the bridge. I can get away so see you later!" While the bridge was about to drop in the water the raven did something he never did before. He flew and used his strength to hold the bridge until it finally had everyone off. He dropped the bridge in the water and flew where he saw the Atomatic but invisible to everyone except him with his goggles. Anubis and Ally were right next to him the whole time. So when he went into an Atomatic they cornered him and Atomatic wasn't going to be no more. Blue raven said, "It's over so quit." Bu he had one last trick he used his power to make an earthquake from the atoms but Anubis had a trick up his sleeve. Anubis made a sandstorm in the dark alley before Atomatic could finish the earthquake and it worked. They tied him up to a pole and they all put grenades around him and Anubis, blue raven, and ally flew out and they pressed the switch and Anubis was gone forever and he was pure sand. At the end of it all, Ally said thank you and kissed under the sunset. Before it was all over Anubis took blue raven to the secret layer. He only said," This is one of the hardest tasks you will ever have but this is just the beginning."

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May 19, 2005 at 1:19 am #1216158
Nicholas CouisBPL Member
Hi, Heres my clothing list and would appreciate any feedback,comments etc.
Smartwool L/S zip-t
2x MHW Canyon shirts
Bozeman Cocoon Pullover
Patagonia R2 vest
Wildthings epic hooded windshirt
Patagonia Specter W/B Jacket
Marmot silkweight boxers
Smartwool microweight boxers
MHW Featherweight X-tend tights
2xMHW Canyon pants
Golite boulder shorts
Golite reed pants
Thanks.May 19, 2005 at 9:53 am #1337375
If it was me, I'd be tempted to trade in one of the pants for convertibles, and eliminate the shorts.
I also really value front cargo pockets on my pants, which the Canyon's don't have.
I would also be tempted to change one of the canyon shirts for a lighter simpler t-shirt design; saving room in the pack and weight.
Also – no hat? Socks?
And I have no experience with the Specter, but I'd be weary about not having pit zips.
-GlennMay 19, 2005 at 10:01 am #1337376
kevin davidsonMember
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why both the Wild Things hooded Epic windshirt
(@ 10 oz.) and the Spector Jacket ? Why not a pertex
windshell (@ around 3 oz.) to supplement your
w/b jacket ? Total weight of the 2 would be around 10-12 oz.(depending on if you use pullover or full zip Spector) and there would be less overlap in function of respective garments.May 19, 2005 at 10:47 am #1337378
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@verberLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
> Smartwool L/S zip-t
A fine choice… and the majority of people here would make the same choice. I would rather take a MH midweight eXend LS zip shirt. I prefer PowerDry to wool because dries faster, is more comfortable against my skin, and the embedded silver is more odor resistant than wool.
> 2x MHW Canyon shirts
Reasonable. I might consider doing one Canyon shirt, and one technical tee-shirt. Sometimes you might want short sleeves, and you can also wear the tee-shirt under the canyon shirt for moderate layering.
> Bozeman Cocoon Pullover
Fine choice depending on how sensitive to cold, and what the low temps are that you will face. If it was me, I would take a vest like the Montbell Thermawrap or Patagonia Micro Puff unless I was going to be in subzero weather.
> Patagonia R2 vest
Rather than a vest, I would suggest a dark sweater made from a micro fleece or high quality wool. Provides some insulation for your arms and your core. I assume on your RTW trip you will sometimes be in cities and might want to go someplace nice. A dark sweater can make you look more dressed up.
> Wildthings epic hooded windshirt
That is a nice jacket, but given that you are bringing a WPB shell, I would go for something more light weight which is also more compact. There are a number of 3-4oz hooded windshirt out there.
> Patagonia Specter W/B Jacket
I would rather go a little heavier and have pitzips like the Montbell Peak. But if you are happy without pitzips then the Specter looks pretty sweet.
> Marmot silkweight boxers
> Smartwool microweight boxers
Sounds reasonable
> MHW Featherweight X-tend tights
> 2xMHW Canyon pants
Nice pants. If it was me, I would most likely go with one pair of Cloudveil pants made from the Inertia material (wider range of comfort and more weather resistant) and a convertable pair of nylon like those from Ex Officio (I like being able to take the legs off and I like cargo pockets).
> Golite boulder shorts
I would think about shorts with a built in brief like Patagonia River Shorts. They can be both shorts and a swimsuit which I expect you will want at some point in your journey.
> Golite reed pants
Things that are missing:
1) Socks
2) Hat: I would bring some sort of sun hat, and some kind of warm hat
3) scarf or neck gaitor: You get a huge amount of warmth for very little weight.
4) Gloves: if you are going places that are cold, you should have some sort of gloves.
5) Headnet: if you are going anywhere with lots of nasty bugs
My notes from packing for international travel
http://www.verber.com/mark/travel/packing.htmlMay 20, 2005 at 1:20 pm #1337400
Well, since you said any feedback, here is what I took on my 6 month trip:
Poncho – keeps you and the pack dry which is important when you're sitting around waiting 2 hours for the bus to arrive in the middle of nowhere.
Wind jacket
Fleece vest
Thin balaclava
synthetic pants
synthetic convertible pants
swim trunks / shorts
(5) pair socks (wool blend)
(4) synthetic underwear
(2) synthetic shirts
(2) cotton shirts
2nd pair of shoes – very important, try getting a size 11.5 in Equador if you blow your original pair out
Liner gloves
Rain mitts
In general, I tend to leave my nicer gear at home and make sure I take clothing that is less loud and more generic in color. I stick out like a sore enough thumb in most countries already.
Also remember, twelve months is a long time to abuse clothing over and over so make sure its durable. And stay away from white cuz it aint going to stay white.
Now this list is based on spending my time hostelling around the world and travelling mostly in the 3rd world. Yet, the list is still sufficient enough to bag a peak or two along the way.
And if you need one more piece of insulation bring a wool sweater like was mentioned earlier. A lot more acceptable to go out in.May 20, 2005 at 1:41 pm #1337401
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I agree about the 2nd pair of shoes if you have large or hard to fit feet. Or…..
In the late 80's,I needed to find a replacement shoes in Kashmir. Size 11.5,of course. I visited about every corner of Srinigar before I found them in the diciest neighborhood in the city–a very poor
Shia Muslim shantytown full of anti-american/anti-jewish posters of the most lurid kind. It actually led to some interesting and not unfriendly interactions
but the kidnappings and bombing were just beginning. How this merchant had my shoes in a
land of very diminuitive people is unexplainedMay 21, 2005 at 1:06 am #1337405
Nicholas CouisBPL Member
The MHW midweight Xtend does't seem to be made any more.I will be taking either Smartwoolv Adrenaline or Wigwam Ingenios or Defeet socks.A baseball type cap a buff headwear and a beanie of some sort.I tried the OR Sombrero size small but the brim is too short at the front and in the slightest breeze flaps around.How does the new Marmot powerdry zip-t fit compred to MHW.i WILL DROP THE WILDTHINGS EPIC WINDSHIRT AND GO FOR A 3OZ ITEM.also drop the Patagonia R2 vest and go for a BPL vest when they come out.
How is the fit of the Cloudveil pants compared to MHW.Please keep the feedback coming.I will have to fit everything into a 50 liter pack including tent sleeping bag stove etc..
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Earlier today, as has been widely reported elsewhere, Amazon ratcheted up the pressure in its ongoing negotiations with the book publishing conglomerate Hachette Livre, pulling book-buying pages on Amazon.com for some of the publisher's forthcoming releases. Among the casualties is the The Silkworm, the new novel by J.K. Rowling, writing under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, and the paperback edition of my book, The Everything Store: Jeff Bezos and the Age of Amazon, which just so happens to be in large part about the hardball negotiation tactics of Amazon itself.
It's not clear what the sticking point is in the discussions between Hachette and Amazon. Neither party is talking. Recent skirmishes between Amazon and book publishers have centered on the price of digital books and the reluctance of publishers to replace physical copies of their older, backlist books with a print-on-demand capability. Earlier today Michael Pietsch, chief executive of Hachette Book Group, sent a letter to Hachette authors, apologizing and yet indirectly pointing the finger at Amazon's obstinacy. "Please know that we are doing everything in our power to find a solution to this difficult situation, one that best serves our authors and their work, and that preserves our ability to survive and thrive as a strong and author-centric publishing company," he wrote.
The paperback version of my book isn't out until the fall, and the hardcover and digital versions remain available. So I'm not as seriously affected as authors whose forthcoming books have now largely disappeared from the virtual shelves of the world's most popular bookstore. Yet it's difficult to avoid such rich irony. A book detailing Amazon's heavy-handed tactics in business negotiations has become, at least in a small way, a victim of those tactics.
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There's much to like about the LG 55LA790W's passive 3D pictures. They're spectacularly bright and vividly coloured for a start, immediately countering one of the main problems associated with the rival active 3D format. You can also watch them in a bright room without a trace of flicker, avoiding another active 3D issue, and provided you can keep your vertical viewing angle below around 13 degrees you also get hardly any of the crosstalk ghosting noise common with many active 3D displays.
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But when you think that you can get such superb rival models as the Samsung UE55F6800 for as much as £300 less than the LG, the Samsung UE55F7000 for only a couple of hundred pounds more, and the Panasonic P55ST60 for more or less the same, the 55LA790W just doesn't cut it from a picture quality perspective.
We sincerely hope LG manages to tackle its backlight problems for next year, as the TV world needs an on-form LG to keep everyone on their toes.
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I have the 47LE8900 from a couple of years back, which uses direct LED backlighting, and there's very little light blocking. So long as you avoid watching at very wide angles, light blocking is pretty much only visible in credits sequences (white text on a totally black background). In fact, you gave this TV 9 out of 10: http://www.trustedreviews.c...
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Private Room in Trastevere-Testaccio (Lodging 1)
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Bright and well furnished, the attractive room features a comfortable double bed with 2 separate duvets, and a single sofa bed. There is a shared bathroom. Guests have access to the kitchen and are welcome to help themselves to coffee. Also provided are free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and laundry facilities.
Ten minutes away on foot is the English Cemetery. Caracalla's Baths is a 20-minute walk away. From here, guests can catch the archeobus. Campo dei Fiori Square is 15 minutes away by bus. The Colosseum can be reached in 20 minutes by bus and metro.
Guests will find themselves in a trendy neighbourhoods, close to a Sunday flea market, and full of shops and restaurants serving traditional delicacies.
HusreglerAn obligatory city tax of €3.50 per person per night is required.
A €30 fee is required for check-in between 8:00 pm and 7:00 am and all day on Sundays and public holidays.
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Vi hade en mycket trevlig vistelse i Rom. Lägenheten ligger 10 minuters promenad från en stormarknad och Trastevere station (buss, tåg, spårvagn ..) Lägenheten är mycket trevlig och lugn. För nackdelar, jag vet inte vad som är pigan? Weekend, började lägenheten vara ganska smutsiga. Annat än att allt var bra.
Om jag var tvungen att återvända till Rom, jag tror att jag skulle bo på den här lägenheten!
Nous avons passé un très bon séjour à Rome. L'appartement est très bien situé à 10 min à pied d'un super marché et de la station de Trastevere (bus, train, tram..) L'appartement est très agréable et tranquille. Par contre, je ne sais pas à quoi sert la femme de ménage ? Fin de semaine, l'appart commençait à être assez sale. A part cela tout était super.
Si je devais retourner à Rome, je pense que je reviendrai dans ce logement !
När jag bokade i februari, det var marknadsförs som en lägenhet. Du har ett eget sovrum men delar kök, vardagsrum och badrum med ett annat par (om bokningar överlappning). När min pojkvän och jag kom, fann vi att Giuseppe bodde i lägenheten och allt vi hyra var ett sovrum. Lägenheten var mycket rörig och inte så rena som det ser ut på bilderna. Vi känns inte som om vi kunde slappna av och använda köket, eller titta på TV som Guiseppe använde dessa utrymmen och de var rörigare, så vi kände sänts till sovrummet. Det finns inga lås på dörren till sovrummet. Det skulle ha varit ok för en kort, billig vistelse. Men vi var tänkt att vara där i 10 nätter för en avkopplande semester. Efter bara en natt hittade vi alternativa logi
When I booked in February, this was advertised as an apartment. You have your own bedroom, but share a kitchen, living space and bathroom with another couple (if bookings overlap). When my boyfriend and I arrived, we found that Giuseppe lived in the apartment and all we were renting was a bedroom. The apartment was very cluttered and not as clean as it looks on the pictures. We didn't feel as if we could relax and use the kitchen, or watch TV as Guiseppe was using these spaces and they were cluttered, so we felt consigned to the bedroom. There is no lock on the bedroom door. It would have been alright for a short, cheap stay. But we were meant to be there for 10 nights for a relaxing holiday. After just one night we found alternative accomodation
Vi hade några underbara dagar i Rom och Apartement var nära beläget till centrum! Guiseppe var mycket vänliga och hjälpsamma! Tack!
We had a few wonderful days in Rom and the apartement was closely located to the center! Guiseppe was very friendly and helpful! Thank you!
Trots att lägenheten delas av dig all den avskildhet du behöver. Ägaren gör allt rent så det gör en skillnad. Inom en radie av 200 meter finns en järnvägsstation, spårvagn stationer, caféer och restauranger och en "gelateria".
Ondanks dat het appartement gedeeld wordt heb je alle privacy die je nodig hebt. De eigenaar maakt alles schoon dus dat scheelt weer. Binnen een straal van 200M liggen een treinstation, tramstations, verschillende cafés & restaurants en een "gelateria".
The Apartment is close by to the Colosseum and to the main points of interest you can walk easily.
The apartment is nice, but need some cleaning – bad room. The bed is not really comfy, but for couple of days it worked. Guiseppe is friendly and are willing to give some tips. We had just one incident, which he could handle better. On you first day I asked him, if we could stay on our departure day until 5 pm. He agreed and told us we could stay as long we want and afterwards just close the door. On the departure day we went to the city and my dad stayed in the apartment. In the meantime Guiseppe found another tenants, who were willing to rent that place for a couple of days and didn't told us upfront, that we couldn't stay in the apartment until 5 pm. So on that day I haven't packed my stuff properly and left the in the morning. Around 11 am the housekeeper showed up and tried to kick out my dad - with his injured leg - of the apartment. Don't get me wrong, it is his right that we leave his apartment in the morning of the departure day, BUT a he could call me or send me a message the day or evening before, so we could pack our stuff and find some locker. We had our agreement and so I was certain that I could leave my bag in the apartment. Next time - just give some heads up - and that everything will work out just fine.
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Very, very nice!!
I was extremely disappointed in the behaviour of the owner Giusepe. I communicated the dates and times of airport arrival and departure to him over email before we travelled. We made our way from the airport to the apartment and when I called him to say where we were his first response wasn't to welcome me, but to say I didn´t tell him what time I was arriving at the apartment. I wouldn't know what time, but surely he would know roughly how long it would take, based on my arrival time at the airport.
When we arrived at the apartment (directly from travelling from the airport) he was upset that we were ten minutes later than the time he has proposed on the phone 50 minutes before. He seemed rather unwelcoming which isn´t a nice feeling when you first arrive on your holiday.
We had also agreed a price over email for him to take us back to the airport on our last day. Whilst he showed us the apartment, he asked for 10€ more in order to take us back. We did not accept his new price and said we had an agreed price already, so he then said he was busy and couldn't take us after all.
The apartment had a layer of dust throughout the room and the kitchen needs a deep clean, all the drawers and the utensils throughout the kitchen were dirty.
Overall, very disappointed with him and the apartment, but the location is good! Luckily I did not let his behaviour ruin our holiday.
Perfect location, comfortable apartment, excellent hosts!
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Hutchinson News (Newspaper) - October 7, 1890, Hutchinson, Kansas fllJTnWNftON 1UTT.Y NFW8: TUESDAY M�BWN�. OCTOBER 7 1- lift. ! H. W. Willett is now showing the largest and Most Gomplete Line of Furniture in the city, having Consolidated his targe stock with that of C\ W. Bittman, consisting of SS^Sli Furniture, Carpets, Draoeries.and Shades, Making a stock far superior to that of any ever offered in^the city. Low Prices, GoodJJGoods and Courteous Treatment is assured to all. ZEE ."W -T7VIXjI-i EST T, No. 12 North Main Street, Next Door to the'Grand. THE LATEST IN JEWELS. Apnhrofodd Rlrevo tmttotis are t�f pale green enmnrl with 11 lifthl UhIim] mbochon ruby in tbclr centers. XMamond epaulets lire emnpnrnUvdy sow. Thw�j tnko the foi-m of I>own nwl �liucklcfl, and Bortietlrare* havo Mioefifcet of Colored pearlH arc oxUMiaivcly upciI. In broocbcft of yoomntri.:;il forms i\ml Uitvx-loclhga bib all colored pwirls lire act to n grCAt otlvautiign. A lino varipg wntch linn a racer on the �rover, tho aniiiml bslnj; hUjhly hurnislnrd. Anothor largo wntch inchim-m a cloek form Hurl reveals n swinging pendulum. Porurcjt of tUrwnonds am nil fashioned ho that they can ho broken up nuri uhihI hr nopcirnt* plootw. Vn their original nlmpn they form fi'stootisthat nm chwpt'd on the breast unA nhoultlers by Alnuionrl Ho with. An oruumont Rivun to ovi^rlnpping bracelet tfl formed by filling the space be-tWM& tho two linen with stones. Thin* thorn wHl bo a rowoftop:ize;4, tournutliiii'h, ruby HpUiuto or moonstones with � tmmli diamond on each oular im)ru. Fancy the ftnjtob� warwhlps during the recent KugHhh ^"�iiaval matiQUver* have cost the govern- The tru^or sapplv in Tokio, Instead of -�betug taken directly Into the bourn-, U led ^Ijtito wctls> which, an a rule, are 'only on ,*f wesldeof the street. t^fn Anstrhi the hangmau has never had -f^to bang a woman, for the emperor thinks ^i^nmgulaiian to a puulsUmeut -which r|^phj bf iwerred far males. ^its^m af tbe flsh which was lauded ^^Bcotland during the first seven tuouths ,,IJ^;.^he year WW was �057^76, being au in-"-^---i (jf:jWT,tS� over the correeponding lo*gfest reservoir or artificial tank 0 worKl > ih� grea't tank, of Dhetar, vttMes southeast of Odaipur, Id ,;inaja.'.' I)f coven an' area ot twenty-ons V U wrahAWs tha* benafter a census The L'Kclalr is a galop developing to s wait?, stop. The Vienna in a three-tVmt) very stylish three step waltz. Tiie WaHhington Gavotte ta a mazurka diineed to redowa time. The l-'iiscinatlon Is n polka_ with two gtilopi* ami three half waltz bteps. The St. George Ivincers Is a quadrille combined with graceful minuet figure*. The Broncho Is a prairie waits commencing with a galop nnd turning to a wait/.. The Portland is a waltz of the mazy order, with two steps hack and two forward, then a galop and a dip to the side. The Melange Quadrille is in order with the ninepin of New York. It has a right and left, figure, a cross hands, a cage figure and a tdde-glide ualup. The Oxford Minuet b� a grand old fashioned '"(i dance. It opens with a waltz, which gradually changes ton gavotte, then waltz four times and repeat. The Elite Lancern consists of five figures. The first (Igure is tie second figure of the bunion Lancers, and the fifth figure rdmi lar to that In the French I*aucers. The ithsr figures are the name ns the Loomis.- Philadelphia Kecoid. is not ye; -hj ami is a very namisoiue woman, witli delicately cut features, brilliant dark eyes and dark hair. Miss .Mary Jlouse, the soprano blnger from Vermont, who has aroused the pride of New Kugland, if not of America, nays she will *inj; only in concert for the next two or tiirue years. "It is the wear nnd tear on ciiio'h voice and physical strength in opera th.'it 1 Wiint to put ofi." for a few years," she say.-i, ROYAL FLUSHES. I'oor FIhIiJuk in Sllclilfrun. One day a man at Murfreesboro, Ky., was introduced to me as a person who had spent soiin* time in Michigan, and he speedily aiinouuced tha; he had once spent two weeks at "St. Clair Flats.*' "You went there to fish?" J queried, "Yes." "Have good InckT" ''Very poor luck, indeed." "Perha|js you were otF season?" "Oh, no. Tliey claimed that Ilyhing was unusually good." "Must, have lu-en luck." . "I think ho. Try as hard as I could I couldn't catch a bass weighing over twelve pounds, and my largest pickerel only weighed sixteen. Why, sir, I hooked a muMcalonge one day and played him for two hours. I had every reason to believe that 1 had made a great strike, nnd I was Fully pivpiiivd to exult over my victory, but wht'ii we came to put the fish on the sculi'.s luscMily pulled down twenty-eight pounds. Think of it] Only twenty-eight pauit'Jr-' \\\\ sir, I found it very poor fish-In-.' :a Michigan-very poor."- Detroit *r:-e i'r.'-s DAUGHTERS OF EVE. The crown princess of Denmark lathe tallest princess in the world. Her height Is announced to be t� feet 3 inches. Queen Victoria is very tenacious of the rule that she shall hear at least once \\ week from memlwrs* of her family abseat In other hinds. Prince Albert Victor is tho only son of a Prince of Wales who lias taken his seat in the hnuso of lords before Ida father's accession to tho throne. The sultan's wives are divided into three classes. There are five of the first, twenty-four of the second nnd �50 of tho third. It Is understood that he thinks of establishing a fourth class. l^eopold U, king of the Belgians, is a tall slim and remarkably handsome man. Ho has a broad forehead, delicate features and a fine, full board that has begun to turn gray. He i>i "�0 years old. Emperor William of Germany la reported to have given away no less than 150decorations during the twenty-four hours that he spent with the king of the Belgians at Ostend recently, the distribution ranging from the Grand Cross of the tted Kagle down to the Hibbou of the Order of Merit. Km press Klizabcth of Austria, while traveling in the strictest Incognita as Mrs. Niehn!.th eqnsl, 1 tlilali It's* lie: what thluk youf Then lot. us, to mnke them moreeveu. 1 Give unto tin.' i-oor better puy; And turu bttrW tliotn* cuitciiIh of silver Which All have been tlowijij? one way, -UuidenUned TRAITS OF CIGAR SMOKERS. Practical Effort. Tho Farmerh" Mutu&l Benefit association took root in Bond county, ills., in Pebrnnry, 1880. when Duncan lodge was organized in u sclicol house in th� couth-eaetern part of tho county. The county nsaerobly v?ns organized in June, 1S80, with three lodges and uhout seveuty-fivo members. Now there are thirty-six lodges in the county, with a membership of 1,200. Tho work of the association in Bond county Is no doubt a fair illustration of the work all over Eouthern Illinois. It baa already brought commercial and political benefits to its members. The various lodges have not mode contracts with the local merchants for goods, but the effect of their organized tion has been to materially lovrcr priuss* Bj1 their co-operation the members thin season purchased binding twine, through the state ugent of the association, fur one and one-half cents per pound lower than regular prices. The county association went into politics hist Aprtag Mid elected n majority of the county supervisors. This board is now * in set>sion, nnd will reduce the salaries of county officers, in accordance with n resolution of tho Fanners' Mutual Benefit association that such salaries be reduced in proportion to the decrease of prices of farm products. The present salaries of Bond county officers were fixed fourteen years ago, when prices of farm products were much higher than now. The judge's salary, now $000, will be reduced to $400, while that of the treits-nrer will be increased from %QQ0 to $730, _ because the cinintv has recently been or- A nervous man who fumble bis cigar atgauiwd iut0 townships. Owing to the great deidUuaort of pop.nj.yamonymen. fncrease(1 dmiM aml ,'xpT^ of the The man who *moke� a hit, resto a bit offictf the increased aalary is in reality a 1 reduction. The ehcrift will fecvnve ^,000 instead of $1,200, and the clerk $1,000 in Marti Jannen weighs 1C0 pounds and wears a Xp. 3 shoe. Mrs. Abram ^. Hewitt heads an association in New York to enable women to tttudy law. 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Mrs. Maria lleem, 103 years old, of Cheshire, Conn., can repeat without a break Vines of po-Hry she learned seventy-five years fzo, and she can write her name without the aid of spectacles. Mi*m. Owen Connolly, widow of a wealthy Irish-American, has recently given her splendid residence in Charlottetown, Prince Edward lahiud, Canada, to the Sinters of ChariLy, to be ua^id on a boaixling liouso for ladies. The oldest Sister of Mercy in America Is Mother i^rton, of the New York Convent of Mercy, who la over Her father died in 1800. Jler mother, a convert, founded the order of the Sisters of Charity at Em-mitsburg. Mikm Gnice Channinif, whoae recent con-trihutfoUH to various matrazlnes havu made her name familiar tn the reading public, (� a daughter of Dr. Chunuiiii.;, of Boston, nnd a grunddauiihier of William Ellery Chunulug. The Archduchess Valerie received * jowry of three millions of florins from hoi parents ou her marriage, and a he In entitled to an income from thestateof about eighty thousand llorins a year as a daughter of the emperor, Mrs. Klien Brown,of Sjxco, Me.,although not yet 75 years of age, has seen Beven gen-eratioiiH of her family. The seventh is represented by a 3-months-old child, to whose grandfather and grandmother Mrs. Drown Ih a t'vuit uuut. The Proh'bitionists of Nebraska havo nominated Mrs. Mary \i. Morgan for superintendent of public instruction, Shy U uu Ohio woman by birth, Ih about -i~> years years old, and has lung been a member of the Womau's lieHof corps. Miua Helen Newiwrry, the only daughter of ex-Congressman Newberry, of Michigan, ami an heiress, has a passion for outdoor sports. She is an accomplUhul tenuis pho'er, a good snirnmer, very fond of yachting and u nktUful banjo player. A delightful word picture of tho life of Oliver Wendell Holmes was contributed to St, Nicholas recently by Annie Uahe! Willis, the well known writer. Dr. Holmes is uu easy mau to Interview, but says that there is little money to be earned by writ-lug poetry, Mrs. Grace January, tho wealthy St. Louis widow, who was reported to be engaged to marry the lion. Mr. Truim.of and fumbles the cigar more or less is affected by circumstances. The fop stands his cigar on end and an experienced smoker points it straight ahead or almost at right angles with his course. Beware of the man who never releases his grip on the cigar and is Indifferent whether it burns or nut; he is cool, calculating and exacting. If a man smokca his cigar only enough to keep it lighted and relishes taking it out of his mouth to watch the curl of smoke in theairuet him down as an easygoing man. Holding tho clgur constantly hot ween his teeth, chewing It occasionally and not caring if it be lighted at all are the characteristics of men who have the tenacity of bulldogs. If the cigar goes out frequently the smoker has i whola souled disposition, is a "hail fellow well met," with a lively brain, glib tongue and generally a fund of capital auecdutes.--Kl Poveuir. SCIENTIFIC SQUIBS, The railway tunnel under the St. Clair river is s lid fr> he the greatest engineering work of the kind i:i the United Stiltes. In the lique'ied carbonic acid gas of M. GilTard the want of a proper gas check has militated greatly against thesueeeasof the Invention. Through the use or the electric light the time in parsing through the Suez canal has Iteen reduced to twenty-two and ono-half hours. It In baid that the hop vine Is the best substitute for ra�s in the manufacture of paper. The vine pulp possesses greut length, Btreugth, flexibility and delicacy. The use of refrigerators un board ship has greatly increased the loss of water from the main boilers, and the necessity for make-up feed apparatus has grown correspondingly. Experiments with brake shoes for the purpose of doing away with the disagreeable noise made when a train Is being checked show that gun metal uhoes are the most satisfactory. After a scries of very careful experiments Professor Colin, of Bretdnit, has fouud that the heating of damp hay to n temperature euflicieiit to cause spontaneous combustion Is due to a fungus. In a new arc lamp that has lately appeared a hollow carbon is UKcd to form the arc, and the light is Increased by introducing a hydro-earhou vapor to tho arc through the bore of the carbon PERSONAL GOSSIP. England, boa a fortune of 15,000,00a She j Haven, U. J, Justice Bradley, of the United States supreme court, amuses himself making al- The Marquis of Drogheda Is 6 fest % inches in his stockings. He is the biggest KtiglWh peer. Commodore FVanels M. llnm�ey, United Suites navy, In a very flue looking man. He is noted for his austerity, coldness and haughtiness. Marshal Canrobert Is one of the oldest, as he 1� pr(=bibly the most popular, of the soldiers of Frauce. He is now b0, wnd is still In vigorous health. Char)ex D Young?** Denver boy of 15, has recently built the smallest coal burn lug locomotive in existence. It Is about five feet long and weighs 23.1 pounds. F, A. Dewey, of Cambridge, Mich., is undoubtedly the oldest stage driver and mail contractor In the state. He in 80, and drove a stage out of Dotioit sixty years ago, Capt. James Bend,, who saved the live* of 808 persons wrecked off Uoug Beach on the ship State of Georgia, in December, 18JV3, still tlvw at the age of DO nuar Beach stead of $1,200. This farmers' board has ; instituted an investigatiou of the county j offices.^ So far only the circuit clerk's accounts have been examined, and he has been found short $540.-Cor. Chicago Herald. 1 I Stolen Acres. In an address recently delivered at. Broken Bow, Neb., VV. fl. Thompson * made the following statements; "Commencing with the grant of 12,-000,000 acres to the Union PauiBo Bail-way company in 1803, the government continued the grants to corporations until the grand total of 135,808,000 acres had been, ns far as th& state or individual was concerned, squandered. While wo have been sympathizing with down trodden Ireland and assibting her in ber fight iiguinRt English landlord oppression liiero has been built up in our |,midgr a landed aristocracy greater and more dangerous than Ireland's worst foe. Twenty million ucres of the uforesaid squandered lands are now owued by twenty non-resident landlords, and to further increase tho similarity of the class legislation of tho same party we nave more evictions than Ireland ever dreamed of. I attended your district court here last spring; fonnd on the docket over 100 foreclosure cases, which meant nt least 100 families turned out of their homes. The sheriff told me he had made over thirty foreclosure sales the mouth before, and could make at least sixty the next month, or that month. Our missionaries dnd patriotic workers are needed at home, are they not? "We have free trade ia labor and high tariff on what labor produces and on what the laborer U compelled to buy. Our mechanics are compelled to compete with the open markets of the world Why not us near as possible with the needs of our government judiciously administered permit them to buy in the world's open market, thus permitting them to do what the wealthy can and do -Kell in the dearest market and buy in tho cheapest?" DUtreNnlns Condition*. Account** reach here of very serious distress among some of the farmers in the state, nnd in some districts they are reported to l>e in something like despair, A geutleinau who has just come in from a trip through the Oeuessee valley reports a condition of things in that once flourishing rural region which is surprising and distressing. He says that to cap the climax the apple crop, upon which the Ueiu'Ksee farmers have depended to put] them through, is this year un absolute failure, so that the prospect for the winter is dreary ivnd desperate enough. Borne of the farmers have been selling their farms for ub little as f�B an acre, when a few years ago they would have Tefuanjl >150. ' ---- A CONGRESSMAN'* VIEWS, were heavily mortgaged, ami that where farms were sold under mortgage they did not bring one-third, and in smiu* instances not one-fourth, of their value fl few years ego. In many other instances the farm was actually not worth the mortgage; the mortgagee had to take the farm for the money he had advanced on it. "This condition of the fanner.*1 said Mr. Springer, "has naturally aroused him to the serious contemplation vf his desperate situation. He is looking for relief, and he welcomes any discussion of the situation which may enlighten him as to tho cause of au effect which ia ruining him. In my debate* with Mr. tlorr 1 endeavored to elucidate this cause, and 1 think that 1 Ruccecdcd. The cause of agricultural depression in the Uuitcd States is that the farmers produce more than can be used at home. This surplus must be sold abroad. The price nt which the surplus is sold abroad fixes the price of the home product. The fanner sells at the price hxed in New York, less tho cast of carrying the product to New York and leas the commissions, "Tho Now York market is fixed by the Liverpool market, which is the cheapest free trade market in the world. There the products of the American farmer come into competition with the products of all the world, including the products of the panper labor of Europe. But when the farmer buys he has to buy here in the dearest market of the? world If the Farmer should take hin products abroad and sell them, and should buy in foreign markets the goods he needs, in bringing Ins purchases home he would have to pa}* on an average sf-IO tariff on every hundred dollars' worth of goods Ue bought abroad. This reduces the purchasing power of tho products of hitf Farm one-half. "If the farmer Uikea the other course open to him. that of approaching the American manufacturer, who is protected, he findfi this manufacturer charging the foreign price with the tariff added. Thus it will be seen that either civae the purchasing power of American farm products is reduced nne-half by the tariff. This condition gradually wearing out the farmer. After twenty-live years of protective tariff, sustained chiefly by the suffrage of American farmers, the fanner finds his situation move desperate than ever It is no comfort to him to know that a few favored individuals have accumulated fortunes of from $00,000,000 to $50,000.-000 under n protective tariff. 'None of this vast wealth has come to him, and lie finds himself growing poorer and poorer every year. The farmers should be permitted to purchase in the same market in which they are compelled to sell. Otherwise the farms of this country will soon pass into the bunds of capitalists, nnd be consolidated into baronial estates, private parks or other vast tracts controlled by individuals. Then the farmers will be compel led to emigrate to the uncultivated lands of the far went or seek employment in the factories of the great cities, or to wander homeless in the streets." - Washington Special in St. Louis liupnblic. 19 and 21 East Sherman Street, DOES A GENERAL TO B PRINTING Book Making -A�D- Book iusmess. specialties m ii book muftii. Journals. Ledgers, Balance Books, Minor Abstract Books, Blank Books of all kinks, Land Examiner's Boolp noan Registers, County RecordB, \ Manilla Copy Books, Ward Registration Books, "White Paper Copy Books, Scale Books a specialty Real Estate Contract Books. Attorney's Collection Registers. The above is only a partial list of the goods we carry and the work we are prepared to execute promptly. We are making a specialty of Magazine Book Binding/ and we bind Magazines and Law Books in all styles and}, at lowest prices. We wish the public to understand thai we are ready and prepared to execute any kind of Printing or Book Work! Haw etock forms, but can make special forms to order. We guarantee all work and solicit patronage. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention, 'r'�| NEWS PRINTING AND PAPER 60.: Hutchinson, Kas. J. "EL. F. FT.ATE, The Grocer and Baker Keeps cojuteatly cm hutd a fine line of Oolteei and Teai, aad a fuH Une of Groceries. No. 113 North Main St: Hr. Bprlngcir DIhoumm tbs Condition �f Paruketii. Unpadi.))/ In New York. Congreatiiaiui William M. Springer, of fillmiia, wiio wus eHgngtxl a few week* ago in joint il�Uau> at Vav county fuirs in Now York Htate. utya that he found that tho furiua throughont tlmt ntat� bail depreciated to vuiUB un an avvraxv fully one-half of What thujr were worth tan years uito. Be also fossd chut tho �ana* To Gut Kv�!u. The chairuiitii of the executive committee of the State Orange of Heoriria is notifying ViiriciM state trr�tw� U'.nivjgh-uiit tile country of the stand taken by certain members of the house in opposition tu the passage of the lard hill This action in intended to inilneiiue the farmers! to defeat the runoiuinatiou and re- I electiou of the men who voted against the fanners' pet measure. The threat to do this waa freely mode previous to the vote, anu notice wart nerved individually upon the supposed opponents of the bill that the granger element would take cognizance of their opposition The threat is being carried ont, and telegrams and letters are being sent into the district ; of the offenders.-Washington Uor. New York Herald _ "Lend Me Your Wife" 1b the peculiar title of a comedy adoptod from the French hy Dion Boucieanlt. Molund Iteed plays the leading part, thut of a steamboat captain. The uncertainty of real stage babies has Induced a lx>niIon manager to Invent a sf nffed baby tlmt yells hy phonograph, the scream*, of a genuine infant being recorded ou a roller placed in its little Intddes. The asp used by .Mrs. Potter in Bhake-BpeareV* "Antony and Cleopatra" ia said to have died from lack of nourishment. Funny Davenport Htatcs that her asp will be trained by Sardou hiniKcIf, who recom-ribwU Umt it he applied to the arm. Tweuty-seven patents cover tho great horse race scene in "The County Fair." The platform on which the horses run weighs u/ioo (inunds. Three thoroughbred burses are seen running nt full speed. The cost of perfecting the apparatus was nearly tl'J.OOt), The actors in the employ of Charles Frohrnan now number 178. When the new play. "The English Hose," is cast there will be over 225 playurs on the Hayman sud Frohrnan roster, probably the largest list under anyone management In the United Suites. In the fourth act of "The Bottom of the Sea," William A. 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If you are looking for the entrance into the Lacey Tower for the mission Locate Black Mask please check out How to enter Lacey Tower Guide. Bellow you will find instructions on how to find one of the Anarky collectibles.
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Voltaire says that the comfort of the reach depends on an abundance of the poor. If that's true, then the residents of Lacey Towers are very, very comfortable. It's the home of fasco-capitalists and criminals. Most of these suites are empty. Do you know why? Because their owners live in mansions all over this country. They keep these condosfor friends, for entertainment, for a place to stay on the odd time they visit our fair city. There are people in the alleys around this building that sleep in paper boxes,and these bourgeois bastards can afford to spend millions on luxury condos that they don't even need. What have they done that is so deserving of this affluence, that they may live in such sick opulence while those of us who slave under them must beg for their charity to feed ourselves? We will tear them down while they scream of their superiority.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 18, 1993, New Braunfels, Texas "ft; •* £ T r J New Braunfels SST^SKt» >AS0, TX 79903 410 m jIM 26*-' Herald -Z^ Thursday, March 18,1993 Serving Comal County • Homa of Katrina Scott SO Cants Dally, 78 Came Sunday Vol. 141, No. 86 Krueger testifies on stalking Associated Press WASHINGTON —A tissue in her clenched hand, Kathleen Krueger recalled a time when die cowered in her Texas home, peering through the curtains as the man who had stalked her family for years stood outside. Mrs. Krueger, the wife of U.S. Sen. Bob Krueger, appeared Wednesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee to urge passage of federal anti-stalking legislation sponsored by her husband. Although it was her first appearance before a congressional committee, it was just the latest effort in her campaign against stalkers. Armed with threatening taped messages from the man who hounded the family for eight years, Mrs. Krueger has testified before the Texas Legislature, given numerous interviews in Texas and appeared Wednesday morning on a Washington television news show. "I am one woman among thousands whose family has en. Joe Biden, D-Del., the committee's chairman. Mrs. Krueding made by the former employee who began stalking their family in 1984. Thomas Humphrey, Krueger's pilot during the Democrat's unsuccessful senatorial campaign in 1984, has been imprisoned three times on charges related to his harassment of the Kruegers. Currently in federal prison in Oklahoma for making death threats against Krueger, Humphrey is due to be released in the next few months. Humphrey sometimes cal led the Kruegers 120 times a day and continued to show up at their home despite a restraining order. Even though calls became increasingly threatening, Mrs. Krueger said, law enforce ment authorities couldn't arrest him until the threats became specific enough. Thiity-two states have anti-stalking legislation on the books and another 15 states, including Texas, hays measures pending. Texas Gov. Ann Richards is expected on Friday to sign the anti-stalking measure approved earlier by the Leg Mature. Sen. Barbara Boxer, D Calif., who introduced the federal anti-stalking measure with Krueger, said their leg islation would supplement state laws. Under the bill, stalking across state lines or on foder a1 installations would become a federal crime as well as stalking by use of the telephone, the mail or other interstate commerce. The crimes would be punishable by up to IO years in prison and $200,000 in fines. 'Any homicide is difficult, but ifs worse when you can't identify the victims and get them back to their family. We're hoping someone will hear about this and think about her." — Chief Deputy Elwood Hoherz Identity of dead body still unknown Stiff and wire report • Some three weeks after a Comal County road crew found a pregnant woman's body near Canyon Lake southwest of Austin, the identity of tho young woman remains a mystery, according to local law enforcement officials. Mark Reynolds, a detective with the Comal County Sheriffs Department, said officials have two leads in the case, faut no positive information regarding the identi-of the woman found Feb. 25 on North ran es Mill Road by county workers. The woman, who was three months prig nant at the time of her death, had the number "4'' tattooed on her left hand, a double-pierced ear and hair that had been % dyed almost red, officials said. The body of the victim, believed to be in her late teens, lies unclaimed at Zoeller Funeral Home, days away from a pauper's burial under a temporary marker with ■unknown" printed as the only epitaph. Funeral home representatives said they are waiting on permission from city and county officials before they can bury the woman. Investigators with the Comal County Sheriffs Department say they are puzzled no one has come forward to identify the woman, despite the distinctive traits. Chief Deputy Elwood Hoherz said the investigators have put out an all-points bulletin around the state with the woman's description and had no positive matches with other missing women. "The only thing we can think is, some departments may not have noticed the description yet or know she matches with someone they're looking for," he said. Justice of the Peace Howard Smith said the woman is white, between 18 and 22,4-feet-10-inches tall and weighs about IOO pounds. She has dark, medium-length hair and brown eyes. "It's just hard to believe that no one has come forward," Smith said. He said that according to an autopsy by Travis County Medical Examiner Robert Bayardo, the woman was strangled with the same kind of rope that was used after her death to bind her hands and feet. Police first believed the woman may have been a school student, possibly from Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos, but her description did not match any missing persons reports in the surrounding area, including Hays and Bexar counties. Kevin Howell, a funeral director at Zoeller Funeral Home, said she probably will be buried at the county's expense within the next five days if no one identifies her. But Hoherz said investigators are determined to ensure the woman eventually rests under a tombstone bearing her name. "Any homicide is difficult," he said, *hut ifs worse when you can't identify the victims and get them bade to their family. We're hoping someone will hear about this and think about her." Water district set for anti-litter campaign By ROBERT STEWART Special to the Herald-Zeltung SATTLER—The board of the Water Oriented Recreation District authorized a Guadalupe River anti-litter logo and slogan contest Wednesday night The goal of the contest is to find a catchy slogan that can be used on bumper sticker, signboards, etc. much like the 'Dont Mess With Taxed campaign" said director Susie Battle-Ledford. "(The slogan) will help remind people that are using our beautiful natural areas to please help keep them that way." Deadline for entries in the contest is May 14. The winner will receive a $100 prize. The WORD planning committee will choose a winner in the competition. Battle-Ledford said she hopes area schools will become involved in the contest and submit entries. The contest are open to all. Entries must submitted on a piecd of standard-size notebook '(The slogan) will help remind people that are using our beautiful natural areas to please help keep them that way." Butle Battle-Ledford, WORD director The slogan could be like the paper. slogan a Lower Colorado River Authority's *Not On Our River, Bubba' slogan, Battle-Ledford said. Entries can be turned in at the WORD office in the Comal County Courthouse Annex in New Braunfels or at the lobby of the Victoria Bank and Trust Office in Settler in a designated entry box, Battle-Ledford said. All entries will be displayed in the lobby of the bank during the week of May 9-15. For more information, call WORD Manager Jim Inman at (210)820$644. In other action Wednesday, the board: • Approved up to $2,000 to feed volunteers at the Upper Guadalupe River Cleanup scheduled for May 1,1993. For more information, can (210) 438-2656; • Authorised securing and placement of river service including portable toilets, dumpsters and trash barrels. Health and Sanitation Committee Chairman Zero Rivers said eight dumpsters, 34 toilets and 18 trash barrels with service support are tentatively planned for the river, • Tabled the purchase of a "cata-raft" until Anther testing could be done to determine if that type of boat will be useful for law enforcement Alan Scott, an experienced river goer, told the board that a floored-raft would be more useful for apprehending lawbreakers; • Heard concerned citizen Leis Duggan inform the board that a mapmaker was distributing faulty information using the WORD name and telephone number. Jo# Kraft oI the Comal County 4-H Club unloads hogs Wednesday afternoon al the Comal County Fairgrounds In preparation for this weekend's Junior livestock show. The Comal County Youth Livestock show wM be held March 17-20. Photo by John Huseth. Officials begin arson probe in downtown theater blaze By GARY P. CARROLL Herald-Zeltung New Braunfels Fire and Police officials are continuing their investigation into a fire at the Brauntex Movie Theater Wednesday morning. According to officials, the fire was ignited in a corner of the upstairs office and extinguished before any major damage was done to the building. Outside of some smoke damage to the theater and minor fire damages in the :ould h according to Chris Mosel, manager of office, it could havo boon napes a lot worse, "If they would havo come in hors (the the theater. they i attic), tho wholo building would have gone up," Mosel said. "We got lucky." The person responsible for the fire ignited papers around a filing cabinet in a dry-walled comer of tho office, only a few feet away from a dry attic foil of papers, ,£)rieli did not become fully- involved. Officials on the scene said the person or persons responsible broke out the front door window of the theater, vandalised the theater, started a fire and left the building. "They took a few personal things but I haven't had a chance to really sit down and go through everything yet," Mosel said. Investigators have no suspects at this time, according to city fire and police sources. EDITOR S NOTE: An ankle in the March 17 edition of the Herald-Zeitung mietakenly identified Chrie Bowen ae the owner of Brauntex Movie Theater Bowen ie a manager at the Wal-Mart Dietribution Center. The owner of the theater ie David Robertt. Chrie Motel thou Id have been identified os the manager of the theater. The newtpaper regrete the error.InsideStammtisch CLASSIFIED 9-12 COMICS.................. 7 SCRAPBOOK._______________8 STAMMTISCH eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeS BRIEFS eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 3 OBITUARIES....................2 OPINION ---- 4 SPORTS__________________.8-9 WATER WATCH.. ~...3 WEATHER. esses se eeeeeeeeeee#eeeee3Bast wishes The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung sends Birthday wishes to Katrina Scott, Carl Cayce, Paul McLaughlin, Amber Houlton, Bob Voss, Oretta Martinez, Let Barrientos, Amber Heilmann and Troy RonMir. Belated Birthday wishes go to Jose Angel Urias. *, Anniversary Wishes go to Edward and Gloria Sanches and Dave and Peggy Supulver. Cardiac Arrest The American Heart Assoc dents for "crimes against the heart " through today, ftind-raiser will be held at the Mill Store Plaza Office where lotion will be aireetingloeal milt today. The annual arrest warrants will be arranged. All proceeds go to the American Heart Association. More information is available at 620-7981.Spsschcraft Speecheraft, a learning experience; will be sponsored by New Braunfels Toastmaster Club. The sessions started March 16 and will meet 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays, lasting for eight weeks They are open to the public. The class will meet at the Victoria Bank North Building. More information is available at 625-2217 or 936-2367. OenMnuadenpaga 9Lotto Winning numbers AUSTIN — Ham am mute of Lotto Texas Winning numbers damn lait NON by the Taxes Lottery: Lotto Texas jaokpot of $ 7 trillion claimed In El Paao. Wfgll warm W PI. : SPW ""■BPS! ;
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The D'Evelyn Education Foundation was formed in 1994 to support the D'Evelyn Jr./Sr. High School and its liberal arts program. The primary mission of the Foundation is to enhance, through economic means, the liberal arts education program as defined in the D'Evelyn Philosophy Statement, and the athletic, musical and extra-curricular experiences of D'Evelyn students. In addition, efforts which enhance the morale and education of students, staff members, and parent community of D'Evelyn are encouraged. These efforts include, but are not limited to, support of academic competitions, technology advancements, music participation and competition, visual arts, theater, college and career counseling, library services, scholarships, school sports and continuing education for staff members. The D'Evelyn Education Foundation is a not-for-profit Colorado corporation classified as a section 501(c)(3) organization by the Internal Revenue Service. Any donation to the Foundation or one of its standing committees is tax deductible to the donor as a charitable contribution to the extent provided by law.
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AXED X Factor act MK1 have put the boot into singer/songwriter Lucy Spraggan,
saying: "A smile wouldn't go amiss."
Duo Charlotte Rundle and Simeon Dixon also said Scouse singer Chris Maloney
was a "little diva" who had a tendency to boss people about.
Speaking to Sarah-Jane Crawford on her Radio 1Xtra show yesterday, Simeon
said: "Lucy Spraggan had so many bad days and it was hard to try to connect
and talk to her."
Charlotte agreed: "She sounded a bit grumpy. Don't get me wrong, she's
talented. But a smile wouldn't go amiss, if you know what I'm saying."
And Simeon went on: "Chris had a tendency of being a little diva, but he's a
cool guy."
Host Sarah-Jane asked: "A diva about what? When the cameras went off, was he
like: 'Right this is not a skinny latte? This is not skimmed milk.'"
And Charlotte replied, laughing: "I never actually saw it, but I wouldn't put
it past him."
On Sunday night MK1 became the third act to be voted out of The X Factor.


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I knew Isaac was an asshole, an emotionally abusive, using and cruel asshole. But he knew how much he had just hurt me, flaunting that whore around on his arm to make me feel jealous because I wouldn't go running back into his arms to be his secret. I told Alvera I needed a moment as I headed into the bathroom, collapsing in tears within one of the stalls. I couldn't help how I felt about him, I couldn't help who I was and that I liked guys...
So why did they have to all hate me? I couldn't understand it all... People were just so hateful to others who weren't the same as them... I grabbed the liquor from my bag, downing the bottle quickly, trickles of whiskey tracing down my chin. The tears slowly stopped as I wobbled up to my feet, stumbling out of the bathroom. I looked in the mirror and closed my eyes so I didn't have to face my reflection, the boy who I didn't want to be....
I walked out of the bathroom to my last class, once getting there being reprimanded by the teacher for being late, I just sighed and sat down. Snickers already rising up out of the people beside me, that's about when I remembered Isaac was in this class with me. I took a deep breath as the whiskey worked it's magic as it coursed through my veins.
This way I didn't have to worry about getting hurt emotionally, because the alcohol in my blood deadened all of my emotions, everything. I didn't have to feel a damn thing. At this I smiled softly to myself, and I made it through the rest of that class just fine.
After I had dropped off Alvera I went home quickly, knowing that this time around it wouldn't just be my kind step father there. I sighed as I could already envision my mother bitching about me in front of Tristan and Luke. I bit my lips as I pulled into the driveway, she was already waiting for me by the door... That wasn't usually good.
"Oh good you're home," Her voice vibrated coldly, "Your father called. You'll be leaving for his house tomorrow. But Luke, Tristan, and I are going to go and visit Luke's parents for the weekend. So you'll be going there tonight, get your bags together and go. Now." I stopped dead, Luke coming out and shaking his head, he could do absolutely nothing with my mother as she had her mind set.
I nodded slowly, moving past both of them to go and get my clothes and the remainder of my things. I didn't want to go to dad's, as much as it sucked over at my mother's house and least I didn't leave with bruises. I shuddered softly as I loaded all of my stuff into my bag and into my car, taking my time but making sure that I got it done quick enough to where mom wouldn't scream at me and make a huge scene in front of Tristan. With a final shudder I closed the trunk of my car, hugged Tristan and Luke goodbye, giving my mother nothing more than a mere wave.
It took me about 10 minutes to get over to dad's house, and when I did the door was already unlocked, the ruling little bitch of the house sitting on her sofa watching some stupid reality TV Show. Her long brown hair braided down her back in a pony tail, dark green eyes darting over quickly to see who had come in and then quickly moving back to the screen. Her long, slender arms moved up only once with a snicker to flip me the bird.
"Yeah. Great to see you too, Tara." I muttered, giving her the finger right back and moving past her to go to my room which was upstairs. Once I got there, I flipped open my laptop and decided to look up some information on my religion for my history project. I sighed though as I clicked on a link, waiting for it to load.
I was sick of being used, I was sick of being mistreated. I just wanted to be free to live my own life without any persecution from people who knew literally close to nothing about me.... I was sick of having my strings pulled on by all of these people to fit their own needs.
That's when the screen loaded up to a website sporting a strange symbol, and the words 'get even with your enemies, let the spirit world stop your tortures with this simple ritual'.
I stopped, I usually didn't believe in silly things like this but... I was desperate, I downloaded all of the steps to do this ritual, and then smiled coldly. This puppet had found a way to cut it's strings.


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This company is complete and total Ripoff. You think you're using them as a service to link you with a payday loan but what this company does is just keep randoming going into your account and making unauthorized $30 withdraws. I would recommend to everyone : Stay AWAY! Anyone who uses this service is obviously in a financial hardship its so sad this company is taking advantage of hardworking people in need.
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 07/02/2013 12:35 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/fastloans4me/internet/fastloans4me-several-30-unauthorized-withdraws-from-my-accountnbsp-internet-1063881. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
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