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A Justice of the Peace last week
fined E. X. Boyd, treasurer oil
Buchanan county, 5000 because he
failed to post the entire list OF voters
who had paid their poll taxes. A
number of citizens petitioned Circrit
Judge Henson to compel the Judges
OF election to place their names or
the list, SO that they may vote this
Fall. The Judge bias rendered ar
opinion holding tina, the treasurer
has no Lower to amend the list, Dol
can the court under the Constitution
grant any relief.
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A Card.

/ take this method of thanking the
people of Hallwood and my friends
throughout the community for their
kindness and help to my boy during
his sufferings and to the time OF his
death. Everybody seemed to want
to do something for his comfort and
sincerely thank them for theil
kindness in my hours of trouble.
do not know how to repay them bu'
| hope the good Lord will shower
Bis blessings on them.
VIM. 81. Matthews.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1904-09-03

Mr.. E. L. @. Scott, pension clerk n
tine office of auditor Merton Marye,
at Richmond, will on September LET,
begin sending out checks to the ~,
900 pensioners OF the State, undei
the acts of 1909 and 1901. The amount
TO be dis.ribu ed to the soldiers and
widows OF Confederate soldiers will
approximate $215 5000 This is IN
average of about $40 each.
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Professions Ex animation.

The examination on the Profession
al course of study will be held at
Onancock, Wednesday, September
7lh, beginning at am.
Teachers who wish to take thii
examination will please notify me
not later than September LIST
Respectfully,
6. G.. Joynes,
Supt.
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In Praise of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

"Allow me to give you few words
in praise of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, "says
Mr.. John Hamlet, of Eagle Pass,
Texas. 81 suffered one week with
bowel trouble and took all kinds of
medicine without getting any relief,
when my friend, Mr.. q. johnson, a
merchant here, advised me to take
this remedy. After taking one dose |
felt greatly relieved and when 1 had
taken the third dose was entirely cured.
I thank you from the bottom Of my
heart for putting this great remedy in
the hands of mankind" For sale by
all medicine dealers
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Valuable Truck Farms For SALE

No. l contains 100 acres, AZ
cleared land, balance in wood
land from which but little
woods mould has been taken;
lease of a pine thicket goes with
the farm; seven acres of red
clover for harvest next year;
land il we'll adapted to tricks
of all kinds; has upon it all or
chard of 100 trees. Upon the
premises are a 10 room 2 story
dwelling practically new, suffi-
Gent outbuilding and new ten
ant house. 1t is II miles of r.
R. station, church and public
school. -,
IF not sold before will rent to
right kind of tenant for 1905
after September Goth, 1904
Terms easy.
No. 2 contains 80 acres, one
half cleared land, balance in
pine thicket and woods land
from which the woods mould
has never been taken, situated
one mile from R. R. station,
Baptist Church, store, canning
factory and saw mill.
Terms very easy to right man
JOS. S. BUNTING,
Bloomtown, Va:
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Clothing,
Shoes,
Notions.
You will have Our goods When
You know our Prices.

Our prices make customers
and we give you more for your
money than others. People
come from far and near every
day and carry piles of our bar
gains away.
We invite you to exam re
our goods and prices, then W.
will be sure of your trade.
Drop in and I will astonist
you at my offers for so little
money.
"Quick sales and small prof
it's" is what | practice.
II TAFFE
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|SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE,
Petersburg, Virginia.
Forty-second Session common
ces September l4th, 1904.

A College for young women;
admirably located, splendidlly
equipped and with a thorough
ly capable faculty in every de
partment. $4,000 a year In
cludes all necessary expenses
in the course leading to the A
B. degree.
Illustrated catalogue on ap
plication to.
| Arthur Kyle Davis,
President.
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u. j AT II u,
Wachapreague, Va.
Snoddy Hog Specific.

Rv the use of Snoddy Hog Specific
Won can cure your sick hogs and pre-
vent your well hogs from being sick;
Farmers are saving 80 per cent. OF
their herds. If every farmer and
hog raiser would use our prevents.
tive treatment we assure him he VIII
have no sick hog. We will send a
man to your sick hogs and give you
a cure or no pay asked for.
DIR. D. G. SNODDY SEQ,
Nashville, Tenn.
For particulars address our sole
agent for State Of Virginia.
ALFRED P. WHITE, JR.
Parksley, Va.
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To THE PUBLIC.

will offer from September LIST 10
January LIST, 1905, my entire STOCK OF
goods at low prices. After first OF next
wear will offer my entire stock at pr,
yate sale and will lease storehouse ana
warehouse for a term Of years at fea-
sonable prices. -, e,,,,,,
decided to retire from business, hence
the opportunity offered to someone 10
secure business place, on railroad
centrally located, in a thriving town.
and a trade established that will COM
pare favorably with any, not only IN
Accomac and Northampton, but I'D
lower Maryland as well.
1t is necessary for those owing me
on book accounts to settle same as soon
as possible, feeling sure my successors
will extend the same favors L nave
provided they stand o. X. on my
bobks.
All retail goods will be sold for casr
after September list. Reasonable time
given on building material. >.
Now is your chance. Don't miss IL
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Rawlings Institute,
Charlottesville, Va.

One of VirgInias best schools for young
ladies. Teachers trained in such schools
as University of Virginia, johns Hop
kins University, Ralston University,
New England Conservatory, Hlrgll
Clavier School, Academy Of Arts, Paris
Faculty of twenty-thr teachers. Home,
like discipline. Number OF boarderf
limited. For catalogue and other in
formation apply to
II. W. TREBLE, President,
Charlottesville, Va.
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Richmond College.

Session opens September 2sd. Courses
OF instruction lead to degrees of B. A..
B. s., NJ. A. and Bachelor OF Law
Special advantages to scientific students
For catalogue and information adj
dress
PRESIDENT F. W. BoATwRIGHT;
Richmond, Va.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
Selected a Committeeman.

The meeting Of the Democrats of
MORGAN township held at the court
house in this city last Saturday after
noon for~the purpose Of electing a com.
mittceman 10 iii the vacancy in the
Democratic County Committee, occa.
siored by the removal Of Jas T.. Clark.
chairman, from The county was attend
ed by representative Democrats who
believe in adherin1 10 he true princi-
pies Of the party, carrying out the viii
II the people. and that tie ma iDrity
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
EEW F!RH,

", p. Moore has purchased a
half interest from d. G. Hardy
in his Butcher Shop, Grocery and
Implement Store on the Corner.
We expect to make the Southwest
Corner the most attractive cor
ner in town. Anyone is search
of anything in the meat or gro
Gerry line can depend on getting
irst class goods, fresh and at
the right price. our Implement
House will contain nothing but
new goods Of the latest pattern
and finish, the implements con.
sist Of Planters, Cultiyators.
liarrows, Corn Planters, Wagons,
Bupgios, Pumps, Wind Mills,
Field and Garden Seeds. Our
motto is fair dealing.
HARDY d MOORE.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18

Roy Thorpe met with a serious and
|yainful accident while repairing q
windmill AT the farm Of Alfred Burns,
iWo middle finger, Of his left hand
we're badly crushed. Mr.. Thorpe was
driven TO own ImmcG ately and Dis
William, and Kelly we're summoned
aud the wouuds dressed. The bonrs
were cruscd aud broken in several
places, yet it is hoped arnputation viii
. Je nece sary. lie was at tho top
OF the windmill and IN attempting TO
adjust the gear his hand slipped and
was caught in the coggs. Roy has the
sympathy Of his friends in his mis-
fortune.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
Notice to Shareholders of the
Bank Of Morgan County.

Versailles, No, March 8, 1904.
Notice is hereby given TO the
shareholders of the Bank of
Morgan County, in Versailles,
Missouri, that meeting OF said
shareholders will be held at said
Bank on Monday, May End, 1904,
at 10 o'clock, Il. m, for the pur-
pose OF voting on a proposition 70
increase the capital stock Of said
Bank from fifteen thousand dol.
lars to thirty thousand dollars.
JOEL ID. HUBBARD, President
Attest
w. w. MOORE, Cashier.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

who had bcen visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Moore OF near this city,
for the pas, few days, returned to her
home yesterday.
Miss Clara Hamlin who spent last
week with relatives near Olcan return
ed home Wednesday afternoon, ac-
compan.ed by her aunt Mrs. Abe wal
nor who will make "A brief visit here.
Mo. Clara applied for the summer
term Of a school In the Clean neighoor-
hood.
The advisory committee having
charge Of the electric light proposition
were looking over the ground tor IA
suitable place 10 locate the power
hou,, Wednesday. Il. VI Mitchell rep
rc-entiau Electrician Palmer of Kansas
City. who is advising the committee
wa, here and they decided 10 locate
IN. power house near Moser's mill west
Of the railroad tracks, where plenty OF
water can be secured.
An election will he held at the public
.cb,o, huilding in this city on Tuesday.
ApriI 9TH. 80 elect two school directors
for thi, district. The two directors,
whose terms Of office expire, are Messrs.
p II paigett and John M~cClanahan
and the vacancies to Uc filed are FOR
terms Of three years each. The gentle
men retiring from the board have dis
charged their duties jud.clOusly and 70
the entire satisfaction Of the patrons
Of the school district. The greatest
care .hould be exercised by the vot'rs
in selecting their successors.
VIM Dacey, acting in the capacity Of
city marshal. went TO Paris, Mo, last
Sand.y on information furnished By
the officers Of that city. to Identity WIZ
Glider the follow who did the whole
sale forgery on shelby Bartle'- naHne
here several week, ago. Oticer DuccS
made a careful examination Ut the man
under arrest but found at once that II
yyas MT calder. However he rcc,g-
uilcd him 70 Gc the tramp painter who
did some sign writing in Versailles Il
short time ago. The man Wa rc.cas.
cd and Mr.. Ducey returned home Tues
day.
+. T. Naylor Of Chicago, manager u
the RAPID Manufacturing and Intro
dncti0n Co licensed patent brokers,
Accompanied by Lester Nelson. caur
here last Sunday % transact some IN
du-trial business. Mr. Nelson l. en-
ployed a. secretary 10 the manager
and At present la. Dfices In st. Louis.
and from Information cleaned through
Mr.. Naylor We are glad 70 state iha'
Lester has a responsible poaitIpn and
has the confidence Of the company h.
represents. lie w.Il evidently ma"'
his mark in the business word.
J. u. Barnett and u. A. Murphy
president and s-crrtary Of Ia" Yer
|suil'cs Fire hr.c,t aud Clay Mdnglac
uring Co were IN Versailles Il part a.
this week ard the member Of the
company held a meeting at which thcs
decided to iurtetrc the stock OF thc,'
big plant from 10000 to sI1'.au1
This stock is al ta.on up and Incrca'
ed facilities wi! be added To the al
rcady huge cutcrig.sc Besides 'h'
finest equipmcntthe, could be found 10
the country the wno." plant will be-
- ..
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
The Best Cough Syrup.

;. l.. Apple, cx-Probate Judge, OF.
'nwa Co., Kansas, writes: This is TO
Ray that | have used Ballard's liore.
hound Syrup FOR years, and hat ! do
not hesitate 10 recommend 1t as the
best cough syrup ! have ever used"
orc. .oc, and u. Sold by Milton Lewis
Florence.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.
The Clay Plant People Invest In
Valuable Business Property
in the Heart Of Versailles.

Nothing that has transpired in the
city 81 Versailles during the past year
unless it was the advent Of the Clay
plant itself-has caused half the flutter
Of agreeable connection in our business
circles. as did the Information Monday
that the Versailles Fire Brick and Clay
Manufacturing co. had closed a deal
whereby they had become the ner
Of some Of the beat business property
in the heart Of this city. 1. seemed too
good 10 be true.
Neszr,. J. - Barnett, President, and
and y. Il. Murphy, Secretary of the
Clay plant, were here this week in ON
fcrcuc. With Vice President II. u. IIar-
mon who is experimenting the con-
strucliou 81 the big enterprise. Their
movement were supposed at frat to be
concentrated in Increasing the capital
stock Of the Clay plant from $780, 600 10
$4,000. while This was done, these
cnterprisiur capitalists were Interested
in another move uhich means a grand
step forward in our business future, AS
well as building up and identifying
the business section o, Versailles with
elegant brick blocks made from the
raw material furnished here Mt home
and through this progressive TRIO OF
business men.
Tha lca. includes - feet frontage on
- "a $500, .- 80.
tend. - .cet deep on the north side
Of Newton street west 10 Krauss' opera
house buIidinR, known AS the Lutinan
property. In addition 10 this they also
secured the Joachim feed yard prop
crIy ON the south side Of Newton street
with "a frontage of % feet between the
marble yard and livery stable.
The first piece Of property is now oc-
cupicd with small business nonees All
uEe-sjyrv cheap structures. They are
tenanted by J. Is. Lumpcc's restaurant,
Versatile Drug Co, Pres Bonds bar
Der shop, Mason 6 Pricc'a butcher shop,
James Muir'S bakery, and radTelt q
trey $ ~FtS'dbTsul. IltNt NIIl7 VIII IA
b.. compelled TO yacate the premises,
a. the new owners propose % erect "A
modern three-story brick block ON thin
u contain business rooms on
the ground .toor ana uiI e rooms above,
the cuuirmcnLLO be up-tO-dalc In every /
particular.
The gentlemcn win also erect a fine
bu iucaa block on the other piece Of
property. Ihcs. improvements vii! be
in4uguratei a soon a. the brick can be
manufactured and arrangements nadc
to carry out the p.nns II The promoters,
l-I.s deal vi. ten orari.y d~iscOmmodc
The business firms mentioned above, get
when il is known that TWO elegant bust
lrn, blocks are 10 be added - the cen
ter 4 the city, vhl.r "a number siHai4
sacils are - disappear, the tranotOrIHa
ton VII DC fully realized. The new
quarters WA Nr available hen com
p.c,ct aud the present tenants Vail be
given a show TO orcuoy them.
TINS deal is Tar reaching IN IL. effects
81. noun ,b,r. rr.,v ,, n.,.in ,r.rati,u.
Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1904-03-18

You must see what the Famous has
IN Mems Furnishings for spring wesr.
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SOL|ERS QUtLL
ITALIAN RIOTS
STRIKE SITUATION IN ITALY is
SERIOUS AND RESERVES
ARE CALLED OUT.
RAILWAY TARCKS ARE TORN UP
Rioters Stopped the Trains by Lying
Down on the Tracks in Front
Of the Ensines.-Fightins
at Genoa.

Paris, Sept, lS-Thc Jounal's cor
respondent reports that he had trav
elcd To Nice in order to file the fol
lowing mcensored dispatch,
THE strike situation throughout
Italy Is most serious. At Rome the
council % ministers has called out
classes of reserves TO reinforce the
auXiliaries.
premier Giolctti has postponed q
journey to RaccOgni, which he had
intended To make for the purpose OF
extending his personal cOngratula
lions on the birth Of the crown prince
AT Porto NovO, crowds of people
stopped the railroad trains, many ly'
ing down before the engines. The
troops were powcrless. One person
was killed and several badly hurt in
a collision with soldiers at Genoa,
where six sailors prevented the de-
parture of trains.
Railway tracks were also torn up
near Rivarolo. No trains left Milan
sunday night.
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TeIeuraphers to Meet.

Atlanta, Ga. Sept. lS.-Members o
the Old Time Photographers and Histor
ical association. and members of tho
Society of United States Military Tel
cgraph Corps will meet in joint con
v,ntion in this city for three days
session beginning next Tuesday. Thor
oUgh preparations for the entertain
n.cnt of the visitors have been made
by the local committee.
The officers Of the Old Timers are
c. c. Adams. president, New York; W
If. Adkins. first vice president, Allan
ia: J. NJ. stephens. second vice prGsi
dent. Atlanta: John Brandt, secretary
and treasurer. New York.
ThCoficerS of the United States all
itary Telegraph Corps are: Colonc
w. -. Wilson. president. philadelphia
w. l.. Ives, vice president. New York
and J. Z. Petit secretary and treas
urer Chicago.
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GEORGIA MOB DOES USUAL THING
AND PROCESSES JOHN
WARE.
CAUSE WAS ATTEMPT At MURDER
Many Left the Local Church to Join in
the Chase OF the Victim, Who Was
Prisoner in the Hands Of
the Sheriff.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept, lS.-A special Ia
the Constitution from Raysl0n,
Georgia says;
Judge Lynch held court In Franklin
county today, and ms n result the
riddlcd body Of John Ware. negro,
swings from the limb Of Il tree he.
tween here and GAINESVILLE.
ware was done To death by mob
FOR fatally shooting c. Y. Daniel, Il
son of General Daniel al Dmiclsvillc,
to,lny. Young Daniel and the negro
had some words over a trivial matter.
II is said the negro became greatly en-
RACED and, swearing no white man
could run over him, drew pistol and
shot Daniel. the bullet inilicting a
wound That will prove fatal.
The news of the shooting quickly
sircad. and a crowd began gathering,
many leaving church to join Il chase
for the negro. The negro was cap
tiIrcd early in the afternoon, and while
being hurried 10 Gainesville by the
sheriff was Overtaken by the mob.
The negro was then taken from the
sheriff and deputies, seated on horse,
moose fitted to his neck and the
other end tied to a limb. The horse
was then struck sharp blow and
dashed away. leaving the negro swing
ing tn n limb.
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ODD FELLOWS MEET.
Sovereign Grand Lod1e cenvsnes To
day IN San Francisco.

sovereign Ofand louge ConNenes To-
day In San Francisco,
san Francisco, Sept, lS-Thc SOW
cr'isl grand lodge of Independent Or
der NJ Odd Fellows ana auxiliary or,
glnl@alions will convent tomorrow,
From all quarters OF the United States
representatives Of the fraterI<y are
coming into the city, which IL in gala
attire, Most of the decorations and
Limitations used during the recent
trlonnial cOnclaye Of the knights TEN
plar are again employed, with the eX-
CoptiOn that the cmhlems have been
changed. the Maltese cross having
given place To the three links.
All the officers OF the grand lodge
are present cNcept Deputy Grand Sir
Wright, who Is i'll at his homo In Al.
lCnlown, PENNSYLVANIA.
The crack company of the order,
Washington No. |, Is doing some hard
drilling. in the hope to again carry on
first hOnOrS.
For the next meeting of the s0vcr-
eisn grand lodge, New York and New
Orleans have already made bids.
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pushing on northeast from Mukdcn
are not borne out by official kilograms
that have been received here.
The scenes at Tie Pass are animal.
ed.
Dispatches from VladivostoK ana
Sakhalien make no mention OF devci-
Opmcnts there. The citizens of Vlad-
lvostok scout the idea of siege and
many ere returning from the country
villas.
The disarming of the Lena at San
Francisco is accepted here as having
been necessary.
The Russ editorially points out
that the United States declaration OF
neutrality provides for vessels of a
bclligerent power using American
ports for needful repairs but admits
that Russia could scarcely expect to
be allowed to keep a vessel eight
months in a neutral port without dis.
armins.
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TROPHIES OF WAR.
List of Stores Captured by the Japan
csc at Lao Yang.

List of Stores Captured by the Japan
csc at Lao Yang.
Toxic Sept. observation-disclosures
Oyama. commander-in-chief of the
Japanese forces in the field, telegraphs
this morning that General Ollu had re.
ported having captured thirteen pris.
oners at the battle Of Lao Yang. He
also gave Il detailed list of the Russian
stores which General Oku captured, as
follows: Thirty horses, 2,2SS rifles,
1877 ammunition wagons, 5,S92 rounds
of artillery ammunition, 659,93O sma
arm cartridges, great quantities of
timber, -four. rice, forage, engineering
implements. clothing and accoutrc'
mCntS.
General Oyama also reports that the
armies under Generals Kuroki and
Nodzu made no prisoners in the fight
ing at Lao Yang. General Kuuroki
captured forty horses, 500 rifles, 300
rounds of artillery and 100000 rounds
of rifle ammunition. telegraph appar-
atus and various miscellaneous i'm
Elements. General Nodzu captured
$50 rifles. f.1Gi rounds of artillery ana
81. $50 rounds of rifle ammunition,
three photographs. telephone tools and
large quantities of foOdstulfs and tim
her. General ORu captured sufficient
timber to construct railroad dcpots.
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Disnatch Too Meaner,

Bar Harbor, Me, Sept. 1S.-The Rus
sian embassy has crecived the follow
ing communication from the general
staff at St Petersburg:
The official report Of Marshal Oya-
ma regarding the occupation of Lao
Yang, after a severe fight, is not exact,
as Oyama could not name any guam
tity Of prisoners or guns captured by
his troops. and without this his dis
patch would appear too meager for the
Jaanese public, which was awaiting
news Of immense import, having been
prepared to hear of tremendous losses
sustained at the battle by the Japan
csc army"
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THE LOCAL MARKET
Grain and Hay.

Quotations for carload lots delivered
on tracks Beaumont or other points
taking same rates. Dealers charge
from store 5@10c per 10 pounds more
IN bran, 2@3c per busher on oats and
corn. 10015c per 100 On hay,
Oats-Texas. 50955c; No. z mixed,
49c; white, 5l@53c.
Bran-Per 100 pounds $1.30G35.
Corn chops, pure $1.3O01.4O.
Oats-TeXas 43Q45c.
Corn-7074c.
Hay-Choice alfalfa, $1,000; choice
timothy. $17G0: South Texas prairie,
s7.50@S.50; Johnson grass. $4,000
1000.
Feed products very stiff, with ad-
vapcing tendency.
Market barely steady, with declin-
ing tendency.
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Advantages OF the Angels.

A servant at SRibo castle, the resi-
dence In Scotland of Andrew Carne-
gle, one day called Mr.. Carncgie's lit
lie daughter Margaret an angel. To
tie nurse who was putting her to bed
that night she said seriously:
IF | am an angel, why don't have
wings?" adding perhaps | will have
when | get to heaven" After n
thoughtful pause she inquired:
Nurse, do angels go to sleep?' The
attendant was unable to give the re-
uuircd information concerning the
habits of angels.
Il hope they do, said the little girl,
so that when am an angel | can put
my head under my wing and go to
sleep like bird. New York Times