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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

The expected opening of tho salt
Palace lhealci 10y the Williams juyo.
milo opera company last night did not
take place, A number of people were
In attendance, the doors we're thrown
open and The young performers were
dfosHo ready 10 have the curtain 80
up, hu, lust az the moment arrived for
the overture IN begin. Onlcor tummock
appeared at the door and notified My
Williams that the performance could
not proceed, owing 10 the lack of an
asbestos curtain, which thn house hnl
been notified must bo put up before the
summer opening occurred, Mcssrh
Henth, proprlotors OF the place, stated
that tho curtain had been ordered IN
ample time but that II had failed 20
arrive This however did not affect
the representative of the law, aud very
reluctantly Mi Williams had to dis
miss hiH audience, informing them IN /
propa, notice would be given when tho
curtain arrived,
"Ten NIGHTS In q Bar Room was tho
hlll of the Bliinor company ot tho
Grand thooter laNt nlght M a HubNllutQ
for Dora Thorno,' the manuscript OF
which did not arrive early enough ~
allow rohoaNals The latter play, how,
over win ne rendered during the last
half " the week. ana Ten Nights In a
Bar Room VIII continue until Wednos.
day evening, with the usual mldwcek
matinee The play " filled with drink.
ing scenes, homo scenes IN which brok.
On hearted wlycN predominant, and H.
nnlly there ~ u redemption feature IN
which two " the characters are saved
from drink II w an objective sermon,
rather than nm entertainment, but II
seemed go please n large portion ~
the audience, The engagement Of tho
BitWor company concludes with this
week,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
LUNATICS ESCAPE.
Three Of Them Got Away From Asylum
Az Provo Last Night
lSneoInl 10 lho 0NownNl


Provo, juno 20-.By converting q
piece Of wire into a screw driver
George kpp John II, Marion and John
NJ chatterley last nigh, succeeded IN
making their escape from the state
mental hospital, The break was not
discovered until some time after they
had fed ana all EFFORTS to locate them
have thus far been unavailng with
The screw driver the men succeeded In
removing the bolts from the doors OF
the dormllory, by which means they
gol into the corridor Then they re-.
moved tho screws from the window
sneh and let themselves down from u
second story window by means OF a
rope made from bed sheets, All this
was done 40 quietly that no one heard
sleeping close TO the scene OF their
operations,
Itlpp IL 10 yonrs Of nao ana Of DER.
man nativity llo IL described as being
feet, Inches IN holght, ana woe com.
mltlcd n0m the state prison, where hc
was serving sentence for burglary,
July 70, 1904,
Marion IL 81 years NJ age. and was
committed from the state prison, where
he was serving u sentence for horse.
stealing, june 10, 1908, lie * a half
breed indian,
Chnttorley IN 80 yenra Of aRo and
WINS committed from Cedar CITY III
February Of this year.
All the mon were practically cured OF
their insanity and their roenso from
tho institution has been under consd'
Grafton for some time,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
v. A. POTEET Goes
OVER THE TARIFFS.
Chairman Of tho Trans. Missouri
Freight Bureau Holds Ses
sion Ia Salt Lake
REVISING COMMODITY LISTS.
W. T. Glceson, Rate Clerk of San
Pedro, Up From Los Angeles
To Attend Meeting.

w 4, rotect chairman Of the Trans
missouri freight bureau, has been In
Salt Lake for the past two days, go
Ing over the commodity lists on Utah
Colorado rates In the onlco Of Mr. urlfs
0n In his work ho has been assisted
by representatives OF the freight do.
pullmonls Of the oregon Short Line,
Rio drando, Colorado Midland and the
Salt Lake Route, w, Y, Glocson, rate
clCk ol the R0n Pedro, having come
up from Los Angeles for that purpose.
In addition, ". W. Gilott, general
freight and passenger agent for the
CLARK road II N this city II Ia an
llcpotod that the meeting VIII result
IN somo allrht notifications and
changes on the tarlff sheets,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
ARRANGING TRIPS
TO PORTLAND FAIR
Homer II. llalIock win Tour the
state In Interest Of the
Exposition.
LIKES THE UTAH BUILDING.
Says Il Has q Most Magnificent Loea,
tIoo.--A,teodaoce Exceeds
Expectations

Homer II, Ilalock arrived In Salt
Lake today, representing the manage.
ment Of the Lewis and CLARK eSposl-
ton, His business IN 10 Investigate tho
plans OF special organizations and
towns to visit the fair ana TO facilitate
their means of going, lIo was In con-
ference for short time today with
Mossrs hurley ana spencer Of tho
Short Line In regard to special rates,
ana viii secure these rates wherever
possible Tor visiting delegations and
towns.
Mr. Ilallook win spend 0bou, q month
IN Utah visiting every town OF over 300
inhabitants, Ho Nv specially interested
IN the special town days Of which
there are several set apart, and stated
In an Interview to the News that
such OF these days as have already
been held have proved great success,
The Utah days begin Aug ~, which Is
dedicated 10 ogden, Aug, ~ Logan ool'
obrntce, Eureka and Brigham city on
The card, Provo and the entire state ON
lho' giih, Park Clly ana sprIngylle on
The 25lh, ana Rall Lake on the 26th
Large crowds from each town are oS.
pected 10 so for their special days, ana
Mr. IlnllOck VIII visit each OF those
cities In the near future,
LIKES UTAH BUILDING
For the Utah building Mr. Ilallock
has enthusiastic praise, ~ is benutl.
fully located" he declared, Overlook
ing Guilds lake and while the exhibits
were not placed when | left, | have
heard by letter that they are OF high
Ordr"
AS 10 expenses. ana hotel acoommo.
dstlons, the impression that oNorbI-
lant prices arc 20 be charged IN a mis-
take. Things arc Just AZ chcNp ana no.
tol accommodation iuHt M good ns IN
any western town whore fair is not
being held"
ATTENDANCE HEAVY,
Speaking OF the attendance, Mr.. Nal.
lock stated that II was far In excess NJ
expectation, ana was already heavy
enough 10 Insure q successful fair 80
far the number OF daily visitors has
not been less than $4,000 ana has on
occasions run w 10 $4,000 The i've
lranscontlnenial lines which run into
Portland have ll6 special excursions
booked for Portland during ther next
10 days. most OF them from FAR eastern
points,
Mr. ilalock has spent the past few
weeks In oregon aud Washington In
work similar io that which ne IN I'M.
dcrtaklng now IN Utah, lie win bn In
Salt Lake FOR several days before maxi
lng circuit OF the sta
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
NEW ID, & r. q, SERVICE.
Through lpnnsVpA dTm Denver 'c
N7' Portland for trillmnns,

Commencing today, the Denver n
Rio tirmdc H. r., IN connection with
tho oregon short Limo ana the oregon
Railway ana Navigation Goa os,nb.
lIehod a daily line of Pullman standard
sleeping cara between Denver ana
Portland oregon ON Denver & Rio
urande Trains Nos and 2, on which
these ears are handled are operated
the new open-lOp observation cars
through the Royal Gorge also the
Denver d Rio drnndo's famous dining
ears
This ear In the wes,bound movement
lays over ut Salt Lake cry from 1888
y, M, until NO p, M ana on the cast.
bound movement from $3.50 q, M 10
1850 y. M, thus giving passengers ON
this through car an opportunity To
spend u few hours In salt Lake city,
This new and improved service viii
prove grcnt advantage and convent.
encc for passengeis en- route To and
from the LOWS and clark exposition at
Portland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
TOSAY'S TEMPERATURE
YEsTERDAY's RECORD,

pushing internal organs down. What
10 do ] knew not, as no medicines ]
took seemed 10 help me-
I'll had heard OF Or, plercc's Favorite
Prescription and determined 10 try II,
as a last resort, Before the first bottle
was used began TO fell better, but
could hardly believe that this was per.
manent, but my Improvement went
steadily on, and within four months |
was like new woman, Now ! have
no moro pains, nm well and strong,
and am extremely grateful TO you,'
NOTHING TO CONCEAL.
There IL nothingto conceal about The
makeup Of "FAvoRITE PREscRlPTIoN,'
II Is an absolutely pure incidence
made OF roots and herbs, Natures own
restoratlvcs, compounded after q form.
ula concerning which there can be M
question by skilled chemists and by
thoroughly scientific processes, Doctof
Pierce Is perfectly willing TO let every
one know that his ofAvoRITE Pre-.
scRlprIosp contains Blue Cohosh
lCaulophvilum Yhalicfroides), Black
Cohosh (Cimicifngd Rdccmoso), Lady's
Slipper (CUwipcailm Pubesccns) and
Golden Seal (Uydrdstis Cdnddcnsis).
Every doctor knows that such pre-.
scrlpton 10 beneficial In the diseases
OF women and when properly com.
pounded Is certain 10 effect u cure In
practically all cases when given q fair
trial. Hereafter every bottle OF tho
oFAyoRITE PRESCRIPTION which leaves
DR., Pcrce's immense laboratories In
Buffalo, n. ", will plainly tell OF what
the medicine Is composed, Thus DR.,
Pierce will once more prove 10 the
world his own confidence In the rem.
edy which for forty years has borne
his name and which Is known all
through the United States and Canada,
England, Australia, and In parts OF
South America, as a sovereign cure
for those diseases which, unchecked,
make our women old before their time,
II will be noticed that there IL no
alcohol IN the "FAyoRlTE PREscRIp.
TioSp A great hue and cry has been
raised because some patent medicines
contain alcohol, DR., Pierce never be.
llovod In using alcohol In the prepare.
ton Of hls famous household remedies.
For u, no substituted chemically puro
glycerne, which has wonderful prop.
critics for extracting tho medicinal prIn.
ciplcs OF roots and herbs and barks
and preserving them al their full
strength, without any deletoriouo effect
whatever,
Your druggists sells the "FAvoRIrr
PRESCRIPTION and also that famous
Alternative and blood purifier, the
oGoLpEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY Write
TO Or, Pierce about your case, lie lisa
wol'qunlI0cd physician and will treat
your case as confidential and without
charge for correspondence, Address
him ot the lnyalids' Hotel and Surgical
Institute, Buffalo, N. y, OF which he
Is chief consulting physician,
u Is M easy Ia be well rs ill.-and
much more comfortable Constipation
Is the cause Of many forms Of illness,
DR., Plcrce's Pleasant Pellets cure con.
silpat on, They aro tiny, sngar.coated
granules, Ono little "Pellotp Ia q gentle
laxative, two o mild calhartIc, All
dealers In medicines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
DIR, SCOTT OF ANN ARpOR
LECTURES AT PROVO.

Dr 4, ~ Scott of the University of
Michigan win lecture at the Dcserot
summer school Provo, Tuesday Wed.
ntgdny and Thursday June ~, rs ana
3D. at y. m, and y, m. each day.
Subjectni
I, Inertia IN The Composition Glass,
It's Cause and Care
2, Use OF Pictures In Tho Teaching
of English Composition"
., The Teaching OF English Gram
MR.
T. "Vorbnl Taboos study IN An
tlpnthiea Of Words
~ ION the Nnluc Of Making Things
Unpleasant IN Education
0, Diseases of English Prose-,
Nhargcp, " Tor slS lectures 20 cents
uaoh, Doscrci summer school
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PRAISES DIR, CALDER.
Bupt. Of Idaho Asylum Speaks We'll Of
Institution At Provo,

pr e., A Hoover, who was recently
appointed as superintendent OF tho
Idaho state insane asylum nt RockIoot
called on dow cutler today ON hia way
10 his home NJ Montpelier IN Hoover
has been east inspecting various state
llnh'g institution nt Provo Tie stated
that lllah h6t most cNoolloni institute
ton and spoke very highly VI Dr rald'
on, the new superintendent whom b.
has known for number ~ years llr
said That the asylum AT Provo In hand.
dlonppod by not having more land Tho
Idaho institution has 1000 acres of land
and he believes that should more lana
be added 20 the Utah hospital II would
be Muvh better investment and would
also he much better for he Inmates
Dr, Hoover leaves lor hla homo this
evening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
DIR, SCOTT co MING.


pr II Tanner Of tho Church board
ot education called NJ the News to-,
day and stated that ono Of tho strongest
~ Dr w. n Scott " Ann .ATbor whn
Comos ~ lecture before the Church
eohoolH summer school ~ Provo Dr Scot
" author of SCOTS rhetoric, and IN well
known 10 many Utah students Ills lee,
lures VIII be glyon June ~ D, aud ~,
o'clock The subjects arol Inertia In
The Composition Clnw-llp Cause and
cure "iro " ploimoa IN the Teaching
NJ English Competition Tho Teaching
~ English Orpmmlr' oNorbal 1HbOot',.
q study IN AnVphalhlos IN words ION tho
Eau"SSogOc'n" '"s"S EpHsss S"V " ins,S
nrnNp.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
PROSECUTION FOR poLyGAMY
Several WIN be Indicted In
Apache County, Ariy,

Phoenix, Ariz, june bat the In.
United s,atcs Atiy Nave win proc
coed against several nMolmona" residing
In Apache county on the charge " polyg-
amy, Where tho charges originated IN
had no knowledge of them unil the rocpAt
Visit here Of Senator Dubois Of Idaho.
who inquired concerning the progress Of
the Investigations which he understood
were going on
" any charges having been prepared,
Dubois wired Washington, with The result
as above stated, Subpoonis have boon
lgguod for about ~ Witnesses some re-
siding IN Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
Kidnapped Idaho Roy Found.

puIto, Juno io,--roul Dewitt, aged
II yools, whose parents live In poco.
tollo, Idaho ana who disappeared from
Billings, Montana two weeks ago,
turned M here today lie says he
was kidnapped IN billings whore he
was staying with his uncle ana attend
inR school by Two lrampa, who took
him TO ehlt Lake, where they begged
none and food He escaped from
lhrm saturday and came here on a
iieght train,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
MRS, BAKER DEAD,


NoNs WINS received IN this city this
morning ~ lhp death " Mrs, Baker,
mother Of the wife Of i A. Munroe,
freight imlllc manager VI the Union
Pacific Nh Munoo took hls wife and
her mother through TO the coast re.
Gently IN the hope that the latter
nigh, be- benefited by the change, AZ
fho did not get better II WAS Thought
advisable 10 return home TO knnsas
city, and the party passed through
hero last Thursday Mrs, Baker was
the wife ~ "A momhor Of the largest
wholesale grocery Arm IN Kansas city,
Mr. Baker died about u year ago, and
since that time the widow Hrleved un.
III death came 10 rcunito her with her
departed husband
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

woman, who, when she married, said
Wow III be my own mistress" finds
herself q slave to household cares and
duties
And oh how much that woman
needs the rest sometimes, She brushes
and scrubs, and rolls pastry, her
temples throbbhg, her back aching,
her nerves qulycring under the stress
OF pain, What she would give II she
could Just creep upstairs and throw
herself on the bed IN q darkened room
and rest
Rest would temporarily relieve The
strain, doubtless, but II would be the
same story over again tomorrow. Tho
ronl need OF weak, nervous women II
not rest, but strength, and that rea
need II fully met and satisfied by DR.,
Piercc's Fayorte Prescription. II makes
weak women strong and sick women
well, ltrcmoves the causes Of womons
weo Rness, regulates tho periods, dries
Weakening drains heals inflammation
and ulcorAIion and cures female weak
ness, u tranqnIlIzos the nerves, en-.
colragcs the appetite and induces rest
iul sleep "FavOrite Prescription con-
talns no alcohol, mother opium, Cos
calno, nor any other narcotic, u II n
purely vegetable preparation and will
agree with the weakest constitution.
~ am pleased 10 add my testimony
In behalf OF DR., pIeroes favorIte Pre-.
acriplion,n writes Miss farino Agard
Chaplin, Patriotic Daugh,es Of America
Of il3B Michigan Avenue, Lansing
Mich, II cannot lna language 10 OK
press my gratitude and Toy over The
Tact that ] am we'll once more. Wear.
Ing my corscts too tight seemed 10 have
brought on an extra abdominal pres.
furc, weakening the lIgaments and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
DE NOISY RESIGNS,
Commissioner Of Statistics Prepare =
For His New Position,

Charles DoMoipy, commissioner Of the
state board Of statistics, today nlcl
hl6 resignation With Gov, Cutler. Mr.,
DeMolhy has been appointed 0s regis,
Yer ot the new land once a, Vornoh
Utah and hle resignation from hls prcls
cnt 1o'tlon VIII take effect upon juno
30 Tho resignation Acknowledges tho
many couftcsics extended him by tho
governor aud other state officials ana
expresses The hope. that such friendly
II Ia expected that doy cutler wlIl
nomo q successor 10 Mr., DeMolsy In tho
near future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
LuCIN CUTOFF,
Elaborate Prosecutions Taken to Insure
safe Running over Lake,

The precautions taken by Supt Man
son of the Salt Lake division NJ the
southern paolhc for the safety Of the
property Of the company on tho Lucin
cut.on are quite elaborate, In add.
ton to the block signal system IN op.
grafton the track Ia always under the
eyes Of watchmen, While every 30 days
O gasoline launch makes the trip across
and every pile on the big trostle IN
faithfully inspected with all these pre-.
cautions n IN Infinitely safer 10 travel
across the lake ON the overland limited
or any other train than TO 80 over
prnmnnlnIX NIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
CHARGES AGAINST
LOOMS NOT SUSTAINED.

Washington June @.--i, can he stated
on excellent authority that the LoomIe-
Bowen case not only has been settled
finally No far ~ the administration IL
concerned hut settled IN favor Of Mr..
Loomle' The charges against Mr., Loomls,
for which .Mnltier Bowen practically
stood, are declared a. ho without sui.
ilclehl foundation M fact 10 be worthy
of further confederation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
TO be A ZIG CUT.
In Al Probability Ruby Tunnel WIN he
80 Converted,

n present plans are carried out tho
Ruby tunnel on the Rio drNndo West.
orn main line recently wrecked by nro
VIII be cut out entirely ana transform.
ed from tunnel Ia big cut II Nv
found that the tunnel has cayed badly
and As II II only some 900 feet In length
AN dthe hlll through which II passes Ia
not very large II cut IN the cheapest so.
luton IN the long run, when complot.
cd the cut VIII NOT be as big an the "a.
nous stockton eat on the bennington
cut'on, I'm the meantime trains con.
t'nuc 10 run round the tunnel on the
temporary track
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

CLARK AND HARTMAN,
preslien, Of SAT- Lake Route Goes Fast
To Attend confsfepes,

senator W. \, clark, prcsldcn, Of tho
S0r Pedro, Los Angeles n salt Lake
railway leaves Butte this week for
New York whore h. goes with the OK.
press purpose of being present at the
meeting Of the executive board of the
Solt Lake Route ana together With v,
II Hartman wlll cndoayor 10 straight.
on ont the 1ilic innRle that has oc-
cosioned go Iuch gossip during the
pnAt month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
A BIG AFFAIR


Those who are In charge Of the colchrd.
lon 10 be given AZ raldor'e park on june
~ are working hard TO mako II q lOlg'
and interesting afoil Additional program
features are buing added ana new rn0ak
rfH are benR secured, Among those ftum
whom sentiments are expected are VN,
llov llcbrr N Wells aud Mai Richard
w. YOUNG, Other spcakCrA ana soni ,
monts VII. be, "ploNdcut Brigham
Young NJ an Organizor' Alungo Young
'llober G. Nimhnll ne Ills RlRht Hand
Man" j, Golden l(lmbDll, "AH me Friend
n Joseph smith" Marin Y, Dougul, "a
~ Architect and Builder" Don Carlos
There viii he nuc music ana Old,
fashioned dances, and Japanese dnll
By the children W the Twentieth ward
Urinary Tho exercises VIII commence
PROMPTLY az o'clock and an Pioneers
Ind their friends are respectfully urgod
o ho ptosenL The Daughters N tho Pic.
lecrh hivo The entire colohfatlon IN
lhafRo and Will be plcAfod 10 welcome
holr friends ON that occasion, ..'.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
UTAH MIDSHIPMEN.
viii Cruise With Atlantic Coast Squad.
ron Under Rear Admiral Dick ,ns,
lsnoeInl 10 ma ONewaNl

Annapolis, Md Juno ~ WilllHm cyrus
Barker jr, ana stephen Wlnschcstor
patio with members Of their class In tho
llrsi class Of midHhpmcn az The naval
academy IN n cruise with the Atlantic
conft rquadron under command Of Rear
Admiral Dckns They viii vail nom
Hampton Roads SATURDAY aud VIII pro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

II " ten times easier to cure coughs,
Group whooplng-cough and all lung
and bronchial affections when the
bowels are open, Kcnnedy's Laxative
Honey ana Tar " the original Laxative
Cough syrup. Gently moves the bow.
els and eSpols all cold from the system,
cuts tho phlegmy cures all coughs ana
strengthens weak lungs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
- s''-s'-s-si-s-s
HAmMOCKS! HAMMoCKs,

Tho ,arpcs, assortment ana The maze.
esi styles aud color degnu on the moe'
kct Popular prices "''
DEsElsET NEWS BOOK STORE
O Main ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

j, y, Dolly An assessment N $40 per
share was ordered Tho capital stock be.
Ing $4,000 IN 100 shares, The assess.
mont In IN pay on $4,000 mortgage
due the kImbill estate,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

lioautlfying methods that Injuro the
SKIN and health are dangerous Ne
beautiful without discomfort by taking
llolllstcf'H Rocky Mountain Tea, sun.
nhny lncoa follow lls use. 90 cents
ASK your druggist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20

wv WV WV
Why not ? There
nre chairs and
beds a'plcnty
Just suppose tho
Egyptian task.
masters, when
they made the re.
CURED daily tale
Of bricks tax die
uttcrm ost OF
human strength,
had said 10 the
toiling slaves,
"Don'thurry,tako
n rest every now
and then--only
don't forget that
your tale Of
bricks must be all
right NJ night or
else lbere'Il bo
trouble.p
There's the fact,
There are the day Il
duties 10 be 20,
through and the
women who oan
rpsi. may NOT. Pho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-20
HOUSEWORK DRUDGERY.
For The Weak Women.

From the view point Of the average
man homework Is very easy. Tho wife
is right at home, She Ia her own mis-
tress, She can al down and rest any
time, She can even 80 TO bed for nap II
she feels like II, Shocan orderhcr house
bold affairs just TO suit her own conyen.
fence, n che doosn I feel equal TO doing
work to-day, she can do II tomorrow,
That's the beautiful theory, She
can stop md rest. She can lie down,