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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

York and Boston where he has been
on a business Tip
Justice T. 81. clark lett this mornmg
for California 10 attend the @. a. r.
convention returning on the 23rd.
Mr.. A. n. Crabbe Of the firm Of Nlcol
g Crahbe returned yesterday from a
four weeks trip 70 New YORK.
Mrs Berthe Troimass the vel known
music teacher left this morning for
months vacation In California.
pr Janopoulo Of st. Louis, the Greek
consul there, registered AZ the Wilson
last night, and today Is In Park city
where he has mining interests.
4. II. Cutler Is oil for the coast today
on sugar business Mrs Cutler accom-
pan,es him. and before their return,
they will spend several days at Lake
Tahoe
Manager G A, Q1lgey ana President
Fish of the Stulehaker Manufacturing
company, and Mr. Fishs son, have
gone 10 Yellowstone Park TO take IN
the scenic attractions
Mrs. J. u. Wood OF Santa Pc, ~ NJ,
wife Of bne OF the prominent citizens
OF the New Mexican capital, and her
mother are visiting in the ciiy today
en- route TO California
chief Clerk Of the land office. o. +.
Davis. who is an old soldier, has gone
with the c. A. X TO San Francisco, to
attend the encampmcnt He viii then
visit Los Angeles and Portland and Is
expected back TO his post Of duty
Sept l.
Paymaster Charles y, stanton of the
army, ard his clerk Frank shelly, were
IN town this neon, en- route from san
Francisco to Denver where Captain
stanton wlll take for two months the
desk Of Paymastcr George Downey,
now on duty in the southern territories.
Messrs stanton ana Shelly viii remain
longer IN town on their return west
Hon W. II. Borah, Of Boise, who was
defeated In the sonatorshlp race by
Judge Heyburnis a guest at the Knuts-
ford having come down from the north
on legal matters. II Is an understood
thing In idaho that Mr. Borah Will
succeed Senator Fred Dubois when the
latters term expires Is months from
nov. with Messrs, Hepburn and Boz
rah as United states senators, Idaho
Republicans claim their state viii make
the best impression in the senate In the
history Of the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
MACEDONIAN SITUATION
Advices from Mohastir Indicate that
II Constantly Grows Worse

Constantinople, AUG G--Consulor adj
vices which were received here from
Monastir yesterday indicate that tne
situation in Mace 1onial was cohslahuy
growing worse AZ 4 meeting OF the
ministers II has been decided therefore
To adopt measures Of extreme severity
IN order TO suppress the revolution, u
IN reported that Albanans troops VIII
be- employed I'm which event m1ssacres
are inevitable i.N
The Bulgarian patriarch was sum
n,oncd 10 Inc Yildiz palace Wednesday
aud urged tc make a hnal appeal TO ms
nock to deliver up their arms and there
by avoid bloodhhed
The mcnaclng attitude Of the Nurds
I'm Armenia is vausolng Increasing
alarm AZ Ezeroum, Bltlis and Kmrput
II h asseI ted IN some quarters that the
authorities are secretly armng hufus
white endcavorlng 10 convict the Arlne-
mans OF revolutionary intentions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
" BOGUS" BILLS
WERE GENUINE
-----------
Man Arrested for Pocket Picking
Carried Good Currency
lie HAD TEN 800 BILLS.
police Thought They Were Had bu'
Local Bank Experts pronounce
Them Legal Money,

The police last evening gathered N
man ror picking pockets. When taken
70 the station he had ten 500 bills III
his possession. They were crisp ana
rather tight complexloned," aud the
officers at once concluded they were
counterfeit. Accordingly Acting Chlel
Burhidge took one OF the bills to walk
or Brothers bank, where Il was pro-
nounced genuine, But In order TO make
assurance doubly sure other bank ana
currency experts were asked TO care
fuzzy scrutinize the bill, which they did
Each one declared It TO be. lawtql
money, so while the owner may De gun
" Of picking pockets he was not guiity
Of carrying bad money, according 10
the Judgment OF local bank experts.
He was booked for attempted ROB
berry ana gave his name as Frank MOT
gan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
HANDLED BIG CROWDS,
Street Railway Company Had us
Hands Full Last Night.

The street railway company handled
10000 people last night 80 II Is esti-
mated, and every car available was In
use an tie Agricultural park line. Bon
the railway and power people are con-
graduating themselves on pulling
through without accident The loop AT
the park was found % great conyen'
fence I'm preventing DELAYS, and this
feature IN construction VII be adopted
at other points Of the line IL Is the eX-
recitation Of the management 10 put IN
an additional curve from the east at
East Temple ana First South streets TO
admit 81 loop work from State street
south on East Temple also a curve at
Ninth South and state street north,
which viii loop cars from East Temple
street. also curve south on First
South street west down West Temple
street Then by the putting In Of small
loops ut exterior terminals. n viii BE-
possible 10 Keep one end of a car con-
tnunlly as the front end and avoid all
delays due 70 shifting Of trolleys or
stopping TO switch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
sensational Divorce Suit.

Eliza e. Ovard makes some sensation
al charges against her husband. John
A. ovard, in her complaint for divorce
which has been fled IN the district
court. She charges that on July 70,
1903. her husband threw lighted
coaloll lamp at her. Not satisfied with
that. he attempted to throw her out
OF a second story window ana also tried
10 push her down the stairs On July
Il, tsc alleges that ne came home ih
an intoxicated condition and. without
any proyocation, threw her on the bee
and choked her until he left black ana
blue marks upon her throat The cou'
pie were married In this city on Nov
I 1900. Mrs. Ovard asks that she be
granted a reasonable Sum as tempo
rary and permanent alimony and that
her maiden name, Eliza Z. Thomas, be
1.oQtorpd 10 her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
LATE LOCALS

is,s ,r ionrist. iating adyintSg e ~ IKE
raies
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.gn9ah NV wv ,oi bo,s o w i"i n S
ias vbose lanil6fd isG. s. Holmes of
Inc Knutsfofd,
r,. ,.,,,,,s- h,r.o, ,,rocoi,os ,oo,or and
81, tit., AZ" cns1inr few
days. owing to a Nigh area Of pressure
i'e'' '.~ 80" -''"'e '''"'
The veteran hremon have by strenuous
eXcrtions rcduccd their debt 10 500 and
hone thpir friends VIII continue the gener.
osIty uready exhibited. when Will wipe
ont the debt entirely.
,,r,,,.. .,,..., ,At. non,
iron, colorado much refreshed by his va
cation. ne viii give t0murrGw' X organ re-
cital MS usual In the tabernacle, anu Miss
Sallie Fsher Mil be- the s5l0iHt
.
irg on stree, fell front ms Shetlti'u
pphy Tue otnci u9l "a .'u'g W. , ,'lo,
ION = ana plohe lhS arm nc 10 le0o'-
ering
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~ bfnnsn ure or run sVRsuta uvtMseH
Ntsl lrtnH't nv mH' w ,~"S,~
1ynsi,nVrau'o eA,i .sl ~ ss,,inn w
ana MAS quickly responded TO. The blaze
was ex,lnguished M short order ana no
damage WAS done.
,..,.. 49,, ,,i,d
Large lushttlta VI iuluuti az ii''
NJ IN mont OF the site OF inc new Allas
block aud as the steel columns Tor the
bagement are ready to be placed Ia
position, active construction on the SD
perstructurc Is ready 10 begin
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nyts. hllpehea 10 a Ht,' s'anu,hs il
front ui the huutsiui1 went 10 hesp VIE
muihlhA Muit lhlnhihh h'Nut we " ,o.n-
tr' Wil rev VN,l NV tie s.l'V' iio
gained hlt l'el hoNeIeV, W l,W nv
mehts, on tecpN rN"k llvlh mo- u'@'' """
Aehs'pR leius'N w ''H"""''
a number OF relatives or lhe WooH'S
ana Jaws lshi.its arg h'lN wv. '.Sil
from ohlo, ul Hnh9I ~ we N'hN ~ wv
lhlhuN aNu 4ll'.uH WI neNe ~ 'eeN',, w.
me reunion W az IN '',., ~ va IVY.
az w. w. az 'u' i"i''''' "'" ''''''"' "''
invited
Tho Keith.O prlon COMPANY is heading
n,o,..v,ont o,nong locn1 merchants 10
CLOS" d,irin~ iIrnle dav he iNn, whtn
M -, G,rd M Illxs ain he abroad to
broy,gs on Inc sam Lake ranges secre-
lM1 tbould reports s'eeuiy ~ nl',,
ing interest M the any as u "r|'o"'n'H'
The attcmpted suicide I'm the Utah Com
r,efri,i& eav,ngs hank building Yesterday
H,.r,.H sc,i9e III slpsationel stories
oGa,,, ne eesbi,rs ~ severnl banklng In
.,,,,,,i,rs ,n t.,gn beine shot and AZ
ftmnts beine made 40 roB banks. 80 that
at en.' bgnk it was hnred that "a "mn" on
~ hank world he me result
Residents uu The north bench espcciai-
Ia thos, ON Flfth street from * street 10
tine cjv cemetery complain bitterly about
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
BOLD SAFE BLowERs,
Roll safe Down Hin and Blow II
Open in the street,

Seattle, Wash, Aug, 6,-Cracksmen
capped the climax at o'clock this
morning by carrying ofttodlly the safe
from the bar OF the Washington Motel
then blowing II In broad daylight Nith-
in 100 feet Of spectators with rare I'M
pudence they lif2ed It out Of the bars
ground floor window and rolled i down
the steep hll upon which the hole Is
located into Stewart street. Here they
drilled the safe and planted the dyna-
mite. The robbers leaned against
Telegraph pole IN plain sight Of num-
Der Of street cgr men waiting for the
explosion. Employees Of the Washing.
ton hotel had hastened to the spot and
the safeblowers fed without the 3SVV'
which Il had contained.
The police have not the slightest cIew
upon which to base a search Tor the
daring robbers, though Il policeman was
among the s,1stators OF the explosion
and flight Of the robbers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
PERSONALS

Senator Wills johnson Of Circleville
Is visiting the ciiy.
Thomas T.. Rassgtt oi ReNburg ~
registered at the kenyon.
Harry Burton of the Nnutsford has
gone to GleuWood 10 spend his vacation.
3Ir Eugene Giles of che First Va
tlunal Lonk at Ncphi Is ln the city ior
q few days.
NJ II. Desky has returned from New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning the
tickets for the two nights engagement
OF Mr. Henry Miller and Miss Margaret
AnglIn. on Monday and Tuesday even
ings 90 on sale al the box Office OF the
theater and It is evident, from the nu-
merous inquiries the management have
already received, that there will be no
lack Of patronage on either evening. In
addition TO the novelties Of plays 20 be
presented by this important organiza-
iion, which include for Monday
night 1.-THE Tanning Of Helen" new
comedy by Richard Harding Davis, and,
on Tuesday night, an entirely new YER
sion Of Camille there IS also the fact
that Miss Margaret Anglln Is TO make
her stellar debut In this city,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
coREA GRANTS CONCESSION.
Gives Russia Long Lease on Land
AZ yongampho.

Seoul. Aug. e-An agreement has
practically been concluded between
Russia and Cdtea whereby Russia ao-
auires 200 acres Of land az Yongampho
on the Yalu river ON W year tease
The application Of NJ, pavIon he
Russian minister. for permission to
erect telegraph and telephone lines TO
Yongampho has been refused
The extension to the northward OF
the seoul-Wiju railway "a progressing
rapidly
Russian telegraph limo between Au
Tung and Yongampho has been ADAM
doned in consequence OF C0rean re-
monstrances. 'rhereupon NJ, Pavlof
objected TO the Japanese telegraph line
from Seoul 20 Fusan, Which was con
s,rncted prior 10 the Rnssian line The
Corean government asked the Japanese
minister to have the line removed but
the minister declined todOs so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Damage Suit Transferred.

c. d. Roberts conductor on one Of
the model motor cars OF the Packard
Motor Car company, has brought an
action for damages against that COM
pany, for being discharged IN violation
Of contract, claiming damages to the
extent Of 5000. The action. which was
brought IN the district court for salt
Lake county, was yesterday removed
10 the United States circuit court on
the ground Of non-residence OF the de-
PENDANT. N. w. sonnedecker appeared
for plaintiff and Himan 4. Booth FOR
defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
A CURIOUS ACCIDENT.
Notorman and Passengers Get a
Shaking Up on state street Car,

A curious accident happened this
morning on he switch opposite the
Holmes building on State street As a
Murray car Was making the Second
sm,th street connection piece Of the
motor casing broke OF end dropped
under the front truck. The jolt gwen
lsy the car in passing over sent "a,
,eotcrman iiying up into the roof Of
tbs yestlbule. and shook np the passen'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

changing Il from lsie pocket tothe 9th.
en- ne returned from New York last
night apparently IN q happy mood. Mr.
Schroeder was q delegate 20 the nation
al convention which nominated Ben
iamin Harrison fbf presidtptg lie was
rated az a millionaire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
-
Mrs. austee's Reply.

Hattie Chase Anstee today filed ner
reply 20 the cross complaint and answer
FLED % her husband, Fred J. Anstee'
recently in which he charged that ne
was forced to marry her by threats oil
violence made by her father Detective
George Chase. Mrs. Anstee denies that
her father at any time or place threat
ened violence to her husband or al
tempted to coerce him into marrying
her She denies that her father ever
threatened to kill defendant II he re-
fused TO marry her. She prays that de-
PENDANT take nothing by his cross COM
plant and that she be granted a divorce
according to the prayer Of her COM
plalnt fled herein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
AIT f0RGERIES.

The Anglo Saxon Is the natural prey
Of the art forgery-monger and the
modern antiques which are manulac,
tured for him constitute the livelihood
of the whole countrysdes on the Arno'
and the Tiber, on the Nile, and on the
Jordan. Innocent peasant-lookng peo-
ple dig up these antiques before the
eyes Of the unuspecting ripper And
when the fool goes OF with his folly,
the simple, gulleless peasant quietly
burles another example Of the same OBJ.
iect in the same hole for. the benefit Of
the next tourist who may come along
Magazine OF Art
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Commissioner sumner Qualities.

Morris Sommer, who was recently APP
pointed commissioner TO sch the proper,
ty OF the Salt Lake city Water and
Electric Power company, this afternoon
qualified before the clerk Of the district
court and filed his bond In the sum Of
1900 for the faithful performance OF
his duty. The sureties on the bond are
w. s. Mccormick and Judge Samuel
Merritt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
BUSINESS NOTES.

The l.andsend Gun club Of this city,
filed lie articles Of Incorporation In the
county clerks Office today. Its capital
stock Ia $1,000 divided into 50 shares Of
the par value OF $50 each, Putnam
Duncan Is president, Jonn A, Vinegar,
Vice president, j. f. Clark reasureri
j. f.. Frcst secretary The club owns
li.6i acres Of land In section 5, town
ship Q north, range / vest located
around the mouth of the Jordan river.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
RACE WAS IN VAIN,
Mr.. loves Daps hter Died Bel're
file Conld Reach Her Bedside

Los Angeles, cal. Aug 6.-Mary Low,
daughter OF Chief Engineer Henry
Lowe, OF the t. s. Steel corporation,
who is speeding across the continent ON
a special train, died az h hotel here last
night. Mr. Low started from New
York on the Twentieth Century limited
on the Lake Shore Tuesday afternoon,
and i'm the hone OF reaching Los an
geles while bis daughter was yet alive,
chartered special train from Chicago
On the Santa Fe railroad nc an expense
of nearly $4,000 when death came 90
the child MI Low was passing through
western Kansas Dir. Lows special
was scheduled TO break an records Of
fast running 10 the coast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
sERviAN OFFICERS ARRESTED
Believed e be Engaged in Con.
spiracy Against Minister or War.

Vienna. Aug 6-According to adNcez
received here a number OF Seryian Of
ficers have been arrested az Belgrade
on account. il Is reported OF sns-
plcion that they wee oonspiring
against the war minister Gen Alanase-
koyz. who Is said 20 have prevented the
advancement Of the participants IN the
assassination Of King Alsxnler and
Queen Draga. KlkfJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

this morning, considerably ahead OF
schedule Time, The news Of the child s
death had not been received up TO Ihat
time When her death was known a
little latermessages were hurried ahead
Of the special but the railroad com
pany's wires were down west to La
Junta, and Il was impossible to get
word through up 70 II o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06

70 the net earnings were added dlVi-
dends on Northern Securities company
stock OF {3,SSS,06S, and other income to
make The total income SCI 1892 lS2; an
Increase Of yS1062i. The total fixed
charges We're Sl2Oll06S, an increase OF
tSO,S95,
After paying of dividends there re-
NAMED surplus OF S69e9 l5e, an in
crease of S6iS,l9s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Laialaw 4 carrie suspend.

New York, Aug 6.-Laldlaw q Gar
RE members Of the Consolidated stock
exchange announced their suspension
today The firm did commission
business which was not extensive, The
failure was without general Import
ance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
WAS AHEAD or TIME,

Topeka. Kansas, Aug. G.-The Santa
Fe special train btpring Henry Lowe Of
New York. on racord-breaking Jour
ney TO the deathbed ot his little girl al
Los Angeles, passed La Junta az $40
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Conrad schroeder Commits Suicide

Scranton, Pa. Aug, Conrad
Schroeder, one Of the wealthest con-
tractors and builders In Pennsylvania,
shot himself In the head today dying
almost Instantly His family say that
the revolver exploded while he was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
An HONEST MAN.

Jones Is a conscientious fellow
What makes you think SOP
u watched him play solitaire for two
hours last night, and he never cheated
once. "-Brooklyn Life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Good for health and wealth
- Schilling's Best Fl a your
grocers, and moneyback.

gers ON the car. no one was injured,
bud tho motorman hurt his hand. The
wrecklng ear repaired damages, ANA Inc
track was cleared a % short Time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
CONGRESSMAN LITTAUER AND THE ARMY GLOVE CONTRACT
MIDDLE

Congressman Nathan Ttaucr OF GoyeE5De H. just
very much public the allegation while repre-
sentative he was ior furnishing army
violation OF iauer prominent nHbuacur gloves
some time ago referred President my closest personal
friend and political adviser"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE AFTERNOON CALL.

only one sale was made during this
afternoons call Of the mining exchange,
500 shares Of Sacramento went at 2ib.
cents per share.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
BOSTON STOCK MARKET,

Closing quotations today as re-
ported by Hudson & Sons Co.,
brokers. We're:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Too Late for Classification.
sroLEH.

BAY MARE, . YEARS OLD. n CWT.
two white bind feet branded r. = an
ughi hip, and two seated surrey. Return
10 Roy Anderson owner. 1881 50. On East.
and be rewarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
Union Pacific Earnings.

New York, Aug 1.-THE report Of the
Union Pacific railroad for the year end
ing June 3, shows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-06
ENGLISH LESSONS FOR CARMEN.

Observation-Disclosures,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

about 100, at the same time hundreds
of Others had to be turned away because
Of the lack of accommodations. 1t Is
further estimated this year that for every
vacancy in NorthtieId Seminary there
were seven applicants while at Mount
Hermon the ratio of applicants to vacan-
cies is approximat ely Our to one. From
this number only those men and women
are chosen who are not only Industrious
and ambitious, but who do not have stf-
ncient means to go to more costly schools.
That TINS is the class Of students who
are there is shown in the annual report
Of the principal Of Mortified Seminary,
which reads: "Two-tlfths. Of our girls
have no high school within reach: one
third are from towns of 5000 inhabitants
or less and nearly one-fifth are farmers
daughters. Two-tifths have lost either
father or mother or both. One-third are
girls who have done nothing toward self
support. Twenty-seven are paying their
own way and ten others are Meeting
their expenses In part while f1fty-seven
more are being assisted by the Students
Aid Society and scholarships"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-10-25

cupied by their bisfRsSap,esrhns:yy have thus
far had no church .,here7 and this VIII
be the beginning OF their entry into this
field. =
Hon. T. G.E overly. at present a mem
Der Of the Legislature from Lunenburg
county. is expected to move here soon,
and Will occupy the residence formerly
occupied by Colonel e. B. Fishburn, prin-
cipal of Hoge Academy Mr.. OVERLY has
a residence here, but It Is rented for
tho year. and he cannot get possession
urtil the first of aJnuary. He Is, or
course, not a candidate for reelection to
the Legislature.
Rev. e. r. Smith, of Richmond College,
will preach at the Baptist Church mere
on Sunday. This church is now without
a regular pastor. It's former pastor, Key.
W. NJ. Seay, having left the first OF this
month to take a further course at the
Louisville, KY, Theological Seminary.
The church Is now In correspondence
with n we'll known minister, and hopes
soon to have a regular. pastor
Reports from those who have been IN
vestigating are to theTefrect that there
are a great number Of birds In this Sec
tion. II iis said the game law has not
been regarded by many, and that great
number of birds and turkeys have al
raadv been killed. There are STILL how
ever many left for the regular season,
which will open the 1st OF November
There are vet many young birds, which In
aicates that two broods We're raised by
the mothers,