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mis-. Burroughs nud IIor Husband.

San FRANCISCO, june 95.-rho ties.
tim1uy OF Marie burroughs, the
actress, g. her suit for divorce from
Heg husband, Louis Masaen, has been
submitted % Judge Trout. While
playlug In California Miss Burroughs
npbllgJ Tor the divorce and attempted
10 keep secret the proceedings. Al the
time tis suit was Commenced Massen
pany and stopped at tho same hotal.
limonV says that she learned three
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vas hai and n, ths dinner some Of
lhis wiue wa, imylbed 10 enlightou
Tue occasion whlOh closed with TIE
killing Of james =. Meilin by w. f..
Taber Tue latter IL now convicted of
murder In the second degree and Ia
awaiting sentence by the superior
court,
The latest crime following the drink
Ing Of this wine was committed at
lirsperla when J. T.. Douglass shot
aud Killed w. T.. Neal In most cold
blnoied manner rbts chain Of coinci-
deucta 20 fun u tragody has led TO tue
tuggc5iion that something uncanny
must be lurking In the wine.
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1In rRoaRAM cANnIED IN.

JACKSON, Ky, June ~. - "BAd
Tom" smith, the horse thief, incen-
diary and wholesale murderer, was
hanged ~ y. m, today In the pres.
enoe Of 5000 people who came from
milgs around.
nSmith broke down and confessed tue
murder OF Dr. RAIDER, for which he was
convicted, and five others. Ho said
he was hiIeNng d the French In
every murder e1csnt that OF RAIDER.
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New YORK, June 2s.-About two
thousand German sharpsbooIets, thu
advance guard OF more than ten thuu-
sand rihrmeu from all psria n tue
United states, will assemble Saturday
evening IN the Centtsl 0Evra house to
drink tho 6ucces OF tha Fist national
sehuetzsnie't Ia this country. Too
fest Is to be In para u, GiendRlei Long
leland, and will ia's from Junr 30 10
yuly5.
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Cork, June 2s.-rho election Of a
member OF parliament to represent the
CRY Of Cork, made vacant by the
bankruptcy proceeding ngGinst VIM.
O'Bfion, has resulted IN victory Tot tho
nu-Parnelliiu candidate, James Fran
els O'Brien, by a majority Of Ia over
Alderman Roche.
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TACOMA, Wash, Juue 2S.-Local
grain dealers cay that Chicago grain
men are mistaken IN talking u but
halt a wheat crop In Washington, ~
they nre DOING according 10 recent
press dispatches. Reports received
here from oil sections Of the wheat
uiatflct state that present prospects are
for full yield. GTain men say thnt
the state yield will probably be- up 10
the average, though the acreage In
some districts 10 20 per cent lees than
last year. TAe whentgOt an excellent
start while the ground was vet and
the grain mon claim nothing can hurt
Il now unless there are hot wiads late
In JulN.
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Epworlh League Conference,

CHATTANOOGA, June 2S.-The sec
ond dgy's session OF the Epworth
"sunrlse prayer meeting" on the Bluff
OF Lockout Mountain. COngtegsted
on the mountain side were fully $500
delegates. Tho exercises were leu by
Rsv. George II, Stewart. Following
the eIsTclIes wonderful experience
meeting was held In which delegates
from nearly every state participated.
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ILnn.ns GINIc Fsasrn,Inn.

KANSAS CITY, No., June .S.-Thc
civic federation Of Kansas CITY whose
purpose II Is u purity local politics,
mas ueon foTmglly organized by tho
election OF u strong lis. VI officers.
The constitution provides, smoDR
other things, that tho ioueration shall
study tue condition and needs Of tho
city from u legislative, educational
phllanthrOpic, legal and sanitary stand.
F.nIuF
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sh.,p Horior. ProbabrJ Murdered

DESvEa, Colo, June ga special
to the Times from Albuquerque, N. NJ,
says: PesTo Pereh, Of BerRRllllio, re-
ports that the people Of Algodones, u
small Mexican settlement north OF
here, Rre greatly excited over tho
Lnbalo and MaKimo SandovRl, sheep
herders employed by Francisco Arohi.
bequs. II IL believed the men have
been murdered, Rs their sheep were
found in charge OF we'll known sheep
tibet and desperate named Garcia.
Thgeats Of lynohing Garcia are made.
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CHICAGO, June 2G-A special 10
the InsS-Hsraid from wsshingt0u
says Chaunoey NJ. Depew Is going ~
marry again. Ii IL said he himeoli let
out tue secret when last Ia WGsning-
ton. Tue name OF the lady it not
given, but shu Ia said to DO \ member
Oi one OF the first families ia Now
York, Gu orphan, and with $1,000, 900
In her own night.
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Mhrn NLng. Sod rupnorIor..

BuDA PEsIII, June 2s In order 10
assurc Ihu adoption Of the remaining
poiitlCal.occ lgsiasticRl bills, Emperor
tnncis JOtcpb, Nv king OF Hungary,
has sanctioned The proposal tt Baron
Baun, the Hungarian promiur, Tor
thu immediate creation Oi several
liberal tupTF
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pronnea ter N.gIIs.nes.

ST. LOUIS, juno 2S,-City employees
In the yAfiOus municipal departments
ATE being siftud over aud scores whO
have failel % register anu vote are
beng dropped from the rolls Tor their
negligence. The policy Of the prc'cut
administration is to retain no one VINO
shirks the responsibility Of citl1uuahlp
ln this IeHnlCi.
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rns Fnnrth On snn rrnncI.eo.

wAsmNurOS, Juno Is, r. The United
States navy Will assist IN a amail way
In the an Of July celebration In San
Francisco. The Philadelphia has been
ordered 10 remain IN Ban francisco
until after the itn. The Olympia, now
ordered to take practice cruise, VIII
return IN time TO participate In the
celebration.
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MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 25.-All
the employees u tho T.. T.. Ais com.
pany's work. have been giyea an AL.
vance OF 10 per cent Ia wages. Tho
men decorated tbs building with ilaSb
and hunting In consequence VI tho
good nova.
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LONDON, June GA Berlin dis.
ATeudt, editor of the organ OF the
bimothlllsls, expresses the opinion that
the change Of ministry In England
will reopen the international discus.
sion OF the currency qurtt'on,
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WAsIuSGIuN, June 2s,-rhs follow
ing appointment OF cadet TO enter the
military academy at West Point, June,
1896, hns been made: Raymond II.
Fennen, Virginia CITY, Mont; Frank
II. kumpe, alternate, White sulphur
Springs, Mont,
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ye,,s ago that hcr husband was un.
faithful. Two years LATER her Fus.
picion was confirmed by the finding Of
certain letters addressed 90 her nus.
band. Although she lived a! the
same hotel she says size never con.
doned his onsnse anu always oocu-
pied separate apartments. He WAS a
good actor and tor that feas on kept
him In her company.
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WIN mTom nIspLtY.
A Feast for People Win - Taste for
horrors.

LEXINGTON, Ky, June 2s.-"Bad
Tom" SmiIb, member Of the French
faction and murderer Of oight men, TO
he hanged at Jackson this afternoon,
wAs baptized In thV Kentucky river
this morning In the presence ol an im-
mense Ihrong. People cAmpod along
the river bank all night. Excursion
trains are running to jackson. Tue
execution will be public, tho sealol1
being erected In hollow near tue
jail and tho view from the surrounding
hills ~ almost unObstTuOted. smith
viii make u speech from the scatioid'
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oRInE ANA VINE.
Murders Committed by Persons After
DFiDLinE u Certain lIind.

SAN BERSARDINO, Cal, June .5.-
A peculiar coluuiIrnCu in connection
with the numerous tragedies witch
have taken place In this vlclulty Tor
several month, psst Is tho fact that
lhey were all brought after drinking
o. certain wiae manufactured NJ
Ialon. Less than O year ago Thomas
SuTlat drank some Of this wine ana
hlltd Jesse TRylOr, ior when he was
convicted andsenienoed to serve n torn
9i years Ia San Quentin. a little later
Joseph Colemeut committed suolde
alter having imblboi this wine too
feely. a few weeks ago the community
Al CAjon was startled with another
tragedy. a neighb0Ihood gathering
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MILWAUKEE, VIE, June 2s.--The
Swiss PiUn,ur Unlon Of Milwaukee
has filed articles OF Incorporation. Its
object II to maintain n BWies colony In
every state IN the Uni9n and TO cen
trnlizs the Swirs Immigration to tue
United States. Its capital Ia $40, 900.
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htnhsnt, rIrn, the roIIes.

PARIS, June 2S.-There was n con-
flicI latt night between the students Of
the Latin quarter and the police. Two
students were Injured. Five others
were arrested.
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ROME, June 2S.-lt Is announc ID
that King huInbert will shortly issue
decree generating Premier Cfispi
from the charges OF hAviug been con.
Reoled with Dr.. HsfE, the Panama
canal Lobbyist.
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Bond of Fisher Harris Approved.

The bond OF Fisher Harris, as Rd-
mlnistrator OF the eRtats OF Elbredgs
TUFTS, in the sum OF $4,000, was Rp-
proved by Probate Judge MrNally
last night,Gnd letters OF naturalization
were this morning issued TO him by
County CLERK Slanton.
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THE FIRE SQUABDLE.
Department SubOFdlHattS Have Their
Innings Today.
SOME OF THE CHARGES RULED OUT
sharp Verbal Passages Between Judge
Powers aud Attorney John ". Xiac
-ie,limony Of Witnesses.

FiFurAiively speaking the hoard Of
fire nnd police commissioners had thoif
coats OIL gud sleeves up today. The
investigation Of the charges against
Chief Divine wCre taken ny and die.
cusard sUfJ.tlm. Both scusiUus, morn
Ing and afternoon, commenced prompt.
~, aud business was carried ON with
cJmmuudat'u dispatch.
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lContiHusa 0" Fa0e Fvs.J
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wooli-Yes, cir, he was.
Commissioner 5touhOng- GA
II )nt OF the convenliog?
WoOll-Yes, sir.

Commissioner steuhons-- GA the
n)or OF the conyenlioi?
Wool'-Hes, sir.
WITHDREW HARSH LANGUAGE.
The witness was excused at thl.
point anu Judge Powers arose and laid
that on yoHtotday he made some r..
mNik- during an Argument which
Julge liugo thought rnsri-
81 on hun. His isr puags may
have been hnrsh--lt doubtless was and
he now wlphel to Withdraw 1t. Tho
withdrawal was allowed aud Jula0
HDEe accepted tho nmuui honorable
Ia the splrit In which % was made.
msCALCuLArED nY 4 yrAU.
william NuwJalI u rayl1pvlllo
wrs CsilyI Gud said hp had hcufu
Chiul D'yigD make political Epusuheg
In tile uvlghb0rhuuI Ia which ho
lived.
Judge Powss-s.E,e WHOM that
was.
Ncwhaid--A year ago last 'All.
AMOR uy ZSlr-Why, Sit. Dvvibe
was not Uhiul u the fito department
vt innt tine ami we admit that he wHs
thrrc at tIht titnr aui that he did
make pol Teal spUscurs.
JutGe uOi't you mean last
Tall iAs',gi uf year UyiysC2
No, tif. do no.
Judge P0wru--l You may be- excused
then. l suppose | called tue wrong
wilntta.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-02

Land once a. Las Crlhes MN.
Jniy q 1875
N6tlta Il hereby given that the follovinr
named solllef haa le1 nolloe ol hln Intention Ia
mtRe ana proof IN support of HIS claim, and that
aad proof viii b. made before II. Y. Mckeycs,
United States Coun cammiealnnof, Rt Demlna,
Grant county, N. ~, AuFuff nth, isaa, flE 10
neph Boone who mafia Homestead application No.
o, NJ. * n, NoW.
~ nainer The following Witnesses 10 prove hlr
eonlinuonH fcaidNAep Upon and cultivation Of, said
Thcmas MnfshAil, Joseph p Mc0rosly, sosepil
4, Mahoney, v. RUSSELL CoTyell, Of nefning, n.
Any person who desires 70 protest against lhe
allowances oi euch proof or who knows % any sub
siAnilal reason, under the lnw and The regulations
Of he Interior pefarimenh why auCh proof should
not b. allowed, will he given ~ opportunity at
The above mentioned time and placd 10 cFoaa.ex.
anime the Witnesses of said claimant aud 70 ofnT
evidence IN rehniiAl Of that iubmllied By claim
ant
JoaN D. nnYAN, Register.
Fret publication July nh.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-02
DEMINC LODGE DIRECTORY.

DEMIN0 LOD0E, NO. AZ, A. n. a a. NJ
month al b. ai, X Msioiis -ilflI. flliilnd
brothers cordially Invited % attend.
dunN ConnnIr, W. N.
ED. PENsnoToN, Secretary.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-02
IITTTT TTTTTF TT TTTTTTTH
complainant,

~ nAu luf tHiu UiHIfINI Tor thH tflNi or tnlIHNH
aflelng under the laws pnd constitution Of the
United states, al thb september A. u. 1895 term
Tho United States of Amosiea,
complainant,
W.. lhaufafv 10
carFel Dohblns and tho Rio vacaic Patent
"t,e,n,ais, ,,i,i,, nss'eq es .s.arsslne rsslne
notlned that q suit IN chancery has been com.
u'Dnced agalnel him and the Rio uFnndo, Mexico
q Pacific Railroad Company Ia Tho Third cniioG
ftnloa Judicial District Cont OF the Territory Of
New MeHtco, BY Tho Chlicd Htnlna II America 10
let aside palent lffiitd 10 him, the said cnrre
nohhlns, BY the unllpd 6lnlea on Tho twentieth dAy
0f August, a. d. 1888, for the 4. W. Y ~ the b.
". Y ~ Section twoIliy.eevrn laO IN Township
lucnlyihfeo (2ll south OF Range nine tpl west ~
Kew McxcQ principal mofldlen, alleging that said
patent WAS lsluod 70 enld defendant nchhna BY
mialnhe and inodfeflnnco aud praying that said
paleni b. ~ aside ana held for nauRht and said
land restored 20 the pnollC domain of the uniled
hlnire and for general relief, that unless nRid d.
fcndnnt Dnhhlna enter hla appearance nt the once
Of the clerk ~ the District Court and Register ln
Chancery for the Thlid judicial District of the
Territory Of New Mexicoi on the hrst day of The
next term thereof, tho Hanle being the third Mnn.
day ~ September. A. y. laaA, To day upon which
process y made rniurnable IN this raues, decree
pro cQnieaso aud such relief complainant prlya
Tor Will BE- granted
W. n. WALTON,
Clerk and 7feislhr ~ chautcfy.
y. .. II. HnniaowAf, Y. =. Attorney for New
/ FIrsi publication Jnly IAN. 1895.
Deming headlight., 1895-08-02

In the District Court for the Third Judicial Die.
lrict q the Territory Of New Mexico, sitting With
aflplng under the laws pnd c0nHtitnfnn Of tho
United States, Al shb September A. ~ iNoo term
Deming headlight., 1895-08-02

in1 n 6t|Ia|a 70 bear hat relation 10
this loNIh western couu'Iy that pon(hf
now holds % she western alhlfa Nhtn
II VIII he \ city ol Thousands cl people.
with vast oolnmeft|a|. Industrial and
railroad interests.
The NKAnIIQnt r. Y Mcheyru, Sen
man Nlhid. 0nQI9Q Wofmoof of Any
business main VIII ho p'enatu 70 furnish
uloib. detailed iAiofmailon conoernlne
DemllH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13


Pretty Lincoln Park. on tho Delaware
below Philadelphiu. b drawing. greater
crowds every day, The season thus Tar
has been phenomenal A careful count
has bean kept einee the onanina and each
day there has been several thousand more
people present than on the same days last
year. There 10 no doubt that u is thu
chief family resort on the river Tor this
fact 10 demonstrated daily By the large
number Of ladies' and children who take
tho trip.
In every part OF the big grounds you
will find them, enjoying themselves as
only mothers and the little onea can when
they have days outing. In the evening
the men who have worked all day at their
desks and elsewhere may be seen taking
few hours rest at this delightful spot
The sail on the river ID exceedingly pleas-
ant anu at the Park there 10 no end to the
amusement features. Everyone finds
something 10 please him.
The first excursion to the Park will be
run on June 23 from Wilmington It will
convey party OF pleasure seekers from
Reading and other points on the W. Il N.
II. II,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13


In referring to the political situation In
Ohio, the Cincinnati Commercial says: 1t
ls not quite two weeks ago since the
GAINESVILLE nominations were made. We
do not remember having seen ticket or
platform that has been more cordially
received. Republican quietude daily
must not be mistaken for Republican
apathy. The tali million voters who FOL.
low the Republican banner are not max.
Ing great noise. but II the election were
10 occur tomorrow they would be found
ct the polls They are satisfied. In the first
piacs. with their own leaders and politics
and they are dissatisfied. In the second
place. with the Democratic leaders and
politics. They are united in support and
they are united in opposition. Practically
Ohio Republicans ara unanimous for Gov.
srnor Mckinley for President. Practically
they are unanimous for Ex-Governor For.
iker for Senator The Republican who
thinks that hs can afford to oppose this
ananlmity had better put on his thinking
eap q second time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13

Many Of our citizens continue to COM
plain OF the horrld odor that lie emitted
from the Liebig Manufacturing Company.
II 1t can be apated BY any process. that
process should be applied at the earliest
practicable period possible. AIanutactur.
Ing establishments are desirable within
the limits Of our city, but those which are
prejudicIal to health and comfort OF our
citizens are disadvantage instead OF an
advantage. and their removal is prefera.
BILE to their continuance. II our city lie to
continue to prosper it must be made at
traotive In every possible way as place
to live 10. There Is no use in expanding
money to improve our Streets to estab-
fish and beautify parks. or erect schools.
the air Is to be poisoned with odoTs as
Questionable, II not as deLdly as those
emitted by the Upas tree. Health and
comfort are more important than pecuuI.
airy considerations and measures should
be adopted TO abato the nuisance at once.
rs men might as we'll die Of starvation US
TO be poisoned to death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13

The effort on the part Of the leaders OF
Labor Associations to organize military
compAniss FOR the protection OF property
when strikes occur, should DO discourag.
ed. In fact such organizations should be
prohibited. ~ thsy are intended to resist
the civil authorities or even Stats troops.
II they should DO called out In case OF
strIke. It Is high time that such men as
Debs and those who defend his actions
were squelched and their advice disre.
gardsd. We want no contest between
employer and employee. and those who
do are the worst enemies the Iaborers of
our country have.
wages may be too low. but they can.
not be put up by force. Men may com.
blne to better their condition. to engage
in business. or promote new enterprises.
but they should not combine to take by
force what they cannot get by peaceabis
methods. We therefore do not want
military organizations to be formed by
labor associations. as Q conflict will be
the result that may shake our institu'
tons to their very foundations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13

nav YonK,. June fl.-Dr. ChAuncey ~
Dnpow will leave Saturday for Nashvilles
making an Inspection trip trip over tho
Central, the Lake shore. tho Big Four and
the Louisville Il Nashville Railroads.. He
will make an address at tho commencs-
ment exercises at the Vanderbilt Univers.
atty, at Nashville, next Tuesday. This Will
be followed by dinner OF the alumni.
who will gather from all over the South,
and next day the cltizens Will give pr.
Depew a reception. He will return BY
way Of the Michigan Central. He has no
Intention Of visiting Duluth and the
Northwest at this time.
rs this a swinging around the circle
for delegatesY" was asked OF DR.. Depew
by q fAcetious friend to-day.
ut is not" he replied. I'm the first
place am not candidate for anything.
and in the second place. II / was shou Id
not go after delegates now. The fact is'
he continued. laughing. almost any man
can go out and ret delegates now. Inc
trouble will be to hold them until time TO
uee tnem."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13
Necessity Builders will
be in charge of our
Store July s.

We must make room for
them. We're full up with
Clothing. Can't afford to pack
it away. No alternative than
to make prices that you will be
glad to buy regardless OF pres
ent needs.
Our Loss will be heavy to
make this Clearance Sale.
Our Stock is large in the
Highest Cost Suits.
That Finest that were $25. 90
will be sold for $15.O0.
Thousands of our Excellent
Suits, SIS and s134 now Ss. 70.
Other Large Lots of ALI
Wool Suits from So to So. Is.
Mems Black and Blue Thlb,
ct Suits from $40 to SIS. 90.
Mems All-weol Trousers
best bargains we ever had-S5
and S. down to So. 90.
The above are but samples
of what we shall offer. Full
stock of All-Wool Skeleton
Suits SIS. Either Black or Blue.
Plenty of Serge Suits, made
| superior to any to be had fol
the money, $3.50. The very
best Clay Serges, Black ano
Blue, SIS.
Boys Clothing in Same pro
portionately low prices.
You may be assured thu
prices are the lowest we've
ever attempted to make
All our Clothing is GU
own reliable make. The aver
age price is 80 to 80 per cent
less, but in this Great Make
Room.for. Builders Sale we g
away below former prices.
Every day new additions vii
be made to the stock until tn
sale is completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-06-13

Frank Stout, agent for the Society OF
Prevention OF Cruelty to Ohildren, In.
formed Judge Ball this morning 10 NUM-.
cipal Court that the house and children VI
George 0berdoffer: were kept In good
condition. The parents want separation.
The Municipal Court has not got the
power to grant divorce. but unleas
Oberdoffer pays $40 fine and coats he will
separate from his wife for time and 60
to New Castle jail.
Laura Green wald was charged with dis.
orderly conduct. Her case was contlnu-
ed until Monday evening. Oscar Robin
son failed to answer when his name was
called. There was no record whether he
had left deposit as bail or not and the
court could not take any action on his
case.
MIR. Stout was given the care OF Lizzie
Beale and her baby. He will secure
home for the mother and baby.