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Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

President Roosevelt promises to go
to Alaska to hunt big game. The land
sharks and timber wolves had better
take to the woods. ~
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Laymen will be a little slow to ac-
cept the claim of the bar association
that much litigation would be pre-
vented by having an attorney as clerk
OF the district court.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Nebraska editors will come to their
Omaha meeting without waiting for the
aid or consent Of any railroad pass
distributor on earth.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

The canteen is still barred from the
army, but the contents of the canteen
still keep on chummy terms with the
enlisted men. f M8
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Il has been twenty years since Ne
braska was redistricted for legislative
representation. and In that time great
changes have occurred in the distribu-
ton Of population. Successive redis-
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

The announcement that Speaker
Cannon is losing his grip" refers to
his cold, not to his full nelson clutch
on affairs of congress.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Japan intimates, in suave way, that
It has less fear of the United States
than of the rates charged by European
bond brokers on war loans.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Police Commissioner Broatch rushes
into print over his signature to declare
that he has no Intention of resigning.
Perish the thought 8fk aa6e
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

The bureau of printing and engrav-
ing at Washington has been called a
sweatshop. 1t is hard work to make
money, even for the government.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Japan insists that 1t is maintaining
the open door in Manchuria, but the
evidence shows that there's a Jap be-
hind 1t. a.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

"The people think for themselves"
says Mr.. Bryan. Analysis OF the vote
in Mr.. Bryan's campaigns furnishes
proof of his assertion.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Ripples on the Current of Life In the
Metropnlia.


nipples on the Current Of Life In the
Metropolis
Generously and feelingly New York
newspapers acknowledge the debt OF graf
itude the great metropolis owes TO the
foresight and enterprise Of the late ELMER
s. Dundy., whose death occurred few
days ago, Realizing by his experience In
the Trans Mississippi exposition at Omaha
the possibilities OF fortune making In pro-
viding attractive, wholesome amusements
for the multitude on pleasure bent Mr..
Dundy went to New York ana became a
leader in what the Evening sun truly calls
"one OF the biggest pieces OF reformation
In the history Of the city" That was the
cleansing of Coney island, Five or six
years ago." says. the World, "Coney Island
was the chosen haunt OF scoundrels who
lured young women. Of short-change walt
ers In low dance halls, of strong-arm men
who robbed drunkards of what money they
had left after the saloon bouncers had
elected them, Of crooked ganaesters and all
manner OF iniquity Preachers never ex-
aggerated its evils, because they could
never know them all.
"The opening OF Luna Park reinforced
those OF the old Coney Island who wanted
to make a decent place OF 1t and turned
the scale toward decency Imitators fol-
lowed. The beautiful displays OF electric
lights which are emblematic Of the new
movement now look down on nothing in
decent. Investors whose personal char
acter is far from suggesting the reformer
Joined the movement for business reasons.
Prosperity came with the cleaning up,
"Coney Island in midsummer is now
something no visitor to New York should
miss. 1t used to be something to keep
well away from. In powerfully helping
the change DNndy did great public ser
vice.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

GIVE credit to New York for one gallant
and sensible thing. It's great hotels were
the first In the world to welcome in their
dining rooms after o'clock women who
are without escorts. There is a lot Of loose
talk about the danger Of lone women going
about the main streets of this town after
dark. the most of which is rot.
A couple of women who attend to their
own business can dine in a hotel or high
class restaurant, or go to a theater. with
no more danger from observation or insult
than would two well behaved men under
the same circumstances
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

WHEN OUT OF TOWN.
Subscribers leaving the city tenn
pOrariIy should have The bee
mailed to them. Address will he
changed ms often az requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Net total. .... -. 80. .s... .s7Sy34
Daily average 31,301
CHARLES c. ROSEWATER
General Manager
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this 31st day of January, 1907.
(Senl) ROBERT HUNTER,
Notary Public
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
State OF Nebraska. Douglas County, ss;
Charles e. Rosewater. general mana ~
OF The Bee Publishing company. being uuixx
sworn, says that the actual number OF Luli
and complete copies OF The Daily Morninis,
Evening and Sunday Bee printed during the
month Of January. 1907. lwns az follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

The agitation that has been in progress
among the women public school teachers in
New York for equal pay with men for the
same kind of work resulted in the intro
duction In the legislature Of bill that not
only equalizes pay in practical way, but
advances salaries all along the line
Throughout the BILL in indicating the
changes from the old law, the words
female" and male" are eliminated
where these apply to difference in salaries
new provision says that no Kindergarten
nor teacher of boys class of the first
three years beyond the kindergarten grade
shall, after seven years OF service, re-
ceive less than $1,45O year: no teacher Of
the fourth, fifth or sixth years beyond the
same grade, after nine years service,
shall receive less than 81, no; no teacher of
boys of the last two years, grades, after
twelve years service shall receive less
than $2.16O; and no teacher of a boys
graduating class, first assistant or vice
principal, after ten years service, shall
receive less than 81, 400. The minimum pay
for teachers in elementary schools is
raised from $500 to $3.50 year, all depart
ment heads or assistants to principals
from 81, 400 to $500, and neither of these
last mentioned, In boys school, shall
receive more than $500 in excess of the
same teacher in a girls school.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

1Ahtonio' zucca. president OF the italian
Chamber OF Commerce of New York, and
one Of the city commissioners of ASSESS
ment, was speaking of the status and USE
fulness of the Italians who have made this
city the home Of their adoption. He de-
clares that there are 10000 Italians in New
York who have come here to remain. &c.,
Thirty per cent of those who come from
Italy to this country" said Mr. yucca to a
correspondent. go back after they have
saved enough money. but Of that per cent
20 per cent come back again as soon as
they have a chance to zee how much bet
ter living is here than there"
Italians" Mr.. yucca continued, "own
some $40OO0,O00 of real estate in New York.
Their savings in the various banks amount
to $10O.0O0.O00 During the last year the i'm
portattons of italian products amounted to
over $S9,OOO,OOO, with an equal amount Of
exports OF American products from the
United States to italy. The Italian be-
comes a citizen of the United States at the
ratio of one-half of the number that arrive
here"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-02-11

Knicker--I hear the Smiths had twins.
Bocker-Not exactly; they merely had
two new servants the same day.-Harper's
Bazaar. t1>fE'T ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

ute and had not returned. that he
Was exceedingly anxious. that they
must start researches AZ unor and
had better secure the help 81 the
police For two DAYS be kept up
the farce. and then contradictions
tn his statements led 10 the truth
Tho details related Ia court we're
80 trightful that the lawyers apollo.
glaud 20 the Judge. thing never
before heard IN French court
room. Cor What they would be oblig
ed to say 10 order 10 make the
truth known
The court aftor tho jury had rsu.
dored its verdict ~ guilty without
eXtenuatins circumstances. applied
tho death penalty amid roara 81 ap-
plauae from the public
The big question now. however.
y how tho sentence 10 10 be carried
inio effect In July. 1905. the oonn.
81 Of ministers voted a resolution
Cor tho abolition of capital punish.
monL and tho special commission ~
the chamber Of deputies approved
tho reform. but tho chamber Itself
has not yet absolutely voted ~.
though u passed piatonic vote 81
Hympathy for the measure while.
on tho other hand. the senate has
secuted tho whole thlns Mean.
while. a. matter 81 courtesy. the
death penalty vas suspended and
penal aorvituds substituted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
DIPLOMATIC CUPID

Of tho world into an eager. bright
eyed girl
And ! have no past that "a. no
woman haunted past 70 discuss
What nonaense' Every mans
past or near pasta peFu~Atad
BY The ghnat % some woman Are
you afraid ~ your own sp~ctnrf"
No I'm ouiy too wiliing 10 ad
init tho possibility ot her advent
into my NE
Nr Stone rose and reached Tor
hia bat Regina feil a small sense
81 triumph. mingled with a shade
Of regret She had almost won.
aincr a confession - weakness iay
in his retreat from his battle Of
words
IT'S early yet sho suggested
mlachievoualy
Tn Euinr because ! haven't any
particular riEht that g.. haven't
known you long oRonxh e. sag
What { want o. say And Mf Rod
uoy Stone bowed himself out into
che moonlit daak Of tho village
street
Regina laughed wickcdly. as she
ran Yoa. actually ran upstairs TO
report 10 Mrs Everett
Twu short weeks later Niaa Pal
mer no longer protrsiins. resolved
SIS Htons.ev ithont even q hnadar b.
anaioEY co. the absence ~ MIS-
Everett. in the rinse scented dusk
- ihr side veranda
i've csHns o. tell Ynu something
Miss Palmer. BEGAN Rodney Stone.
in a voice that tremhled slightly
n you're golaE to tcil nae about
hcv" Regina had ceased ~ days
aEn trying to break down his bull
wars 81 evasion DO irt me give
vol a little claret esp firut This
weather "a 20 vrry depressing
Tho claret cup can wait The
weather IL all right-but I've got 10
tell you this thing before J lose my
nerve I'm not clever with pretty
phrases. but Regina. thurs ls a
woman In ny life and ita you.
WIN yoa cant you love me.
DEAR
Regina gasped. uuttered. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
PARIS SHRIFKS FOR DEMONS HEAD.
DEATH PENALTY PRACTICAL.
~ ABOLISHED. BuT GREAT
POPULAR cLAMoR DEMANDS
1T IN CHILD aLAVUR's CASE.
lseatlls star'a IseIus.ya esfvIesl

Seattle stars Exeius.ve sssvlee.)
PARIS. Aus 20 sibcr. sola,l
land, child murderer. whose case Ia
pronounced tho most frightfe
which has some before the Paris
courts Ia rcccnt years. ~ now ia
prison awaiting execution. although
tho death penalty n practically
abolished ia France and there Ia
not square inch " ground In
Parts on which the euillotine can be
raised.
Tho condemned murderer and the
city authorities aro united In hop.
INK that President Falllerea will
commute the uyuulty TO penal sorvi.
tude. 80 aa to avoid trouble. but the
whole city "a cianmriug Cor Che mur,
dorcr's head
Although he has the blood of but
enc little victim on his hands. So.
iellland Is ranked among the motto.
rious criminals % French legal an.
nails ON account of the circum
stances surrounding bis crime A
ne'er 90. wen ~ a5. be- euticed % his
reom a little slri % Il. Martho Er
boldins. whom he helped %
rear since infancy. and whose faith
or had asaln and again bofriended
him
Attackink The child. and alarmed
lest her screams for help cause
detection. he atfaugiad hcr. pierced
her heart with a ease. knife IA make
sure Of The job. doubled her icga
over her head Ca reduce her body
20 the smallest possible space and
tied her tightly Ia a sail cloth
Then shouldcrlng hia CHASTITY
package be- quietly took bus. told
the conductor 10 help him up on
the top with hin load aud proceed
"a 10 the Eastern railroad station.
where he LETT the bundle NJ the
cloak room asking for a check
lilo next returned home. saw that
there we're no traces ~ the murder
which might awake hin wifsn aua.
picious and went 20 little Martho IS
home. affecting reai Distress. SAY.
Ina tho child whom ho had taken Ca
a matinee. bad left him for a mia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

committee meeting, moved that the
application OF John Wilson of
YOungaiown. ffleed of ConwAy'a.
DO allowed
This rlghtaboutface on the part
Of Conway made Morrison. chair.
man OF the license comuFitteo. plain
~ angry. and saying that 10 ono
lieonne was 10 be granted all should
be-. he moved TO that effect
All the Youngstown applications
we're thus given a new lease Of life
and will be reacted upon by the
ouMmittes Monday next
The action on the atookade hotel
application. II was stated By the
council. was not affected by the
founEnto~n action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

=. Nateln seattle spirit par
80 ~ cts council last night
- ia rssaa shas a count Is 70
!. uass 4 syerythlag that Is
500 y shs city tor SO days, 20
=. -. ppprtoa 81 homemade
s,.s..ss Z sss1 and what proper
tie ! r~ign made
IA ma.Qtioa ordering this
|scusi also progiaed that the pur
.e1.sIrs agsn, q the board o. pub.
"a ycrss ard ali heads q depart
rrss = Instructed By the council
/ 1 ~ ~ home aiade goods wberc
+ 49, = dose without violation
q Aarss
rcuelmaa Criehton made a
|srss 80 sor the resolution,
"a. csuneilman Gll declared that
n, asssneni hroeght them up
suas ihe sane Cd proposition
IA = sAarser Fe1uiriug the pur
|ssaxs o - made o. the lowest
|ksn
4 8sciAred such orders 20. che
has q departments wpuld BE-
en- riolaa0ns d the charter
heAson cautended that there
70 great proportion 81 the sup
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BUSINESS COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT

The Thirteenth annual com
menoement exercises ~ the Wilson
Modern huaineaa college will bs
held tonight az tho Grand Opera
house The opening remarks viii
10 made by senator h. n Piles
hnd Dr John Roach atrAton win
make the address VI the evening
An eaoallont program has been
prepared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
BY n. 8. PHILLIPS.
Minnie Everett"

Minnie Everett"
Stately Regina Palmer put up the
Imposing piucs neg she ara not nerd
bat persisted Ia usiaE. aud through
it, medium surveyed her viyacious
friend sterniy ND you iuyelgle
did sou daro lnveikle mo up hers
with am idea Of marrying msf
Regina said the last words a. II
ailudinE % some species Of deadly
poiaon
Pretty Mrs Everett calmly
watched the Departing masculine
being who was the innooent cause
of this outhugat % frigid emotion
Don't wurrY dearin He's hope
lo&siY Ia love with a village beauty
and comes IN Just about 30 often
Tor a sympathetic WofA or two n
you ever gei 'hc chance. last trans
ia him with a few % your cyuicai
remarks a. diaeouragera want
you All 10 myself durius this visit
"tt'a = guoa thing that that Is the
state 81 affairs I'm so tired of hay.
Ing my married friends Try 10 in.
dace me Co change my mind This
VII certainly b. = banner walt In
my existence. sighed Regina. hap.
ply
n am fond Of my aox--bat atlii I
am rather Inclined 10 agree wifh a
mar kanH who says all women are
cata"
Regina smiled inwardiy a. what
che fondlY imagined WAS a rrmark
almost sinister lu It's clever import
This vas Rodney stones fourth
call and o. had not mentioned The
village beauty Rswina. With
firmnesa worthy of q better cauno.
Determined that he should speak %
that feminine creature this very
night
Mr Stone smiled slightly g
don't know very much about them
20 can't argae the point. throuEh
lack ~ Information
"But surely you must know ~
least ore woman weiiF'
Is that q necessary part % a
mans education p"
Clearly fhe question was meant
% parry Regina. on shom the bur.
den ~ entertainment rested entire
~ tonight Mrs Everett said she
had a uertoua hnadachel. red0ublsd
her attack
You muut have called quite OF
On on somebody aho insisted. for
getting 10 use the piuce neg IN the
verbal excitement 81 the moment
This gave Mr. Stone bis very
first rational opportunity % note
that Hcniraa eyes we're exception.
ally handsome And also. since no
article 81 crystal or gold interior
"a. ne discovered that she was al.
most beautiful enough % match The
eyes
Yes. have I'm calling ON
you"
There was a quietly amused ring
to this second parry that nottled
Regina
some facts are selfeyideut 7
am discussing past not present.
events" she said. somewhat tartly
She was utterly Interested now in
pursuing confession 10 ne very lair.
aud In her interest allowed Mr.
Rodney Stone 20 witness very faa
cinating Transformation from a
somewhat stately and cold woman
Or. Leo Baker. dentist. zoo Elite
building Phone. Main sass 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
u. s. Navy Yard

Tho Pacific squadron ia now az
Brrmvrtnn. and che navy yard nov
has more hattieshipa - al classes
than ever before IN the history 81
the Puget sound it O. crowded
with vessels. such az tho Ne
hruaka Oregon and Wiacoa
sin. the Funhunta Chicago.
Boston. Albany. Charleston and
nuffaio. the training ship phlla.
dalphin. tie prison ship Nipaic. aud
che torpedo boats Paul Jones and
Gnidaboruugh. and tho immense
drydock boats leave Pier Round
lnp only o. cents 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
TROOPS IN sKlRsisA.

The troops AZ Fort tawton On.
saFed In a sham akirmish this
morning AZ The post Trenches had
BEEN aug and all the meu a. the
fort took part Next week a de
taehmeut OF the soldiers wtli make
a three days march around Lake
Washinwton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
E|oIINGSTOWN BUILDINGS
iRE DESTROYED BY FIRE

huijdlnsa. salt water being pumped
fnnm the hay. The less is ostimat,
ga at $4,000. hAy OF which Ia Gov
erred by insurance.
Mrs D. n Perkins. vito Of the
mauawcr Of tho llnklc hotel, aud
heg Syearold boy Dad narrow 90.
capee from injury
Had u not beon for the hclp from
Seattle a considerable portion Of
che town would have heen de.
airnyod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
CITY IS TO FAVOR GOODS
MADE I'M SEATTLE"

plies for which bids were asked
and e was this class 81 articles
which the city officials conld get
~ the BONE manufacturer without
Infringing the charter
The resolution passed the coun.
eli unnnfunuaiY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
FiREMAN's BODY FOUND.


LEAVENWORTG, Aug 20 -
The body Of Jamos Cahill the fire.
man drowned ~ tbc accident on the
Great Northern last June. WAS found
Ca III. water whore the engine left
the track The remains were easily
Identified
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

finally came out OF her gstnnlzh
ment TO fiud that someone was
holding her closely tn pair OF
strong arms nnd that klsaos not ia
the least unwelcome. were being
ahowered on her lips.
Then remembrance came to np.
pail
but ahotu the othery you -
= know I've heard about her
She's Just a Pigment of Mira Ever
etts brain. There Is only you
Regina"
And from ont the dusk laughed
merry Hess YOU, my children"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
ARE GUILT

OF 1900 acres Of land In To
hama county The maximum pen
ATTY ~ fine Of $4,000 and two
years IN prison The verdict was
the first conviction IN this state
Perrin ~ brother In law Of Fran
cia Honey the prosecutor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

,s,,,, stars Exclusive serviesl
wsSNATl o, Aug 20 As
-, "a dei Is This IAllipatiau
:. whscA wsighed only ten
-. =, ia Agrsh. and Is the prop
- x u. ) G Never
1..sr,ed Ns the mother, owing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

BAN FRANCISCO. Aug 20.
GUILTY" waa The verdict ~ the jury
IN tho case ~ Dr. Edward g Per
rim the Arizona millionaire. and
John A Benson. charged Jointly
with defrauding the government out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
lors. 1916 Third av, have new
tabloa aud the only 5Hi0 pool table
IN Seattle a place for gentlsmen.
go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

:, yeuNastowa yesterday az
..'..,n completely ds,'reyed we
'''''' .,,sl and severely damaged
-, - ~ 10 Johnsoic Houses
ias q n. ilndell and N Cot
esaea y alaa sHshtlY damased.
raa w. ~. started IN the holci
ne ~ "a spfesd rapidly I'm
tiSssSs e, ID ava a hose cart ~ere
So ~ ~ scene from Seattle and
sss' y ~ ~ wesk Ia saving adjoining
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
EIGHT DOLLARS A DAY.
ny United Press.)

BUTTE Mont Aug 20 The
plumbers have won the strike, and
hencefonh they will receive % a
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
DIES AT THE AGE
OF 100 YEARS

TACOMA. Aug 20 Mrs Julienne
CuBtolock. believed 10 be- tho old
est indian woman IN the northwest.
died here yesterday AZ the age Of
100 years Tier daughter. Mrs Geo
Hughes. on Fox Island ~ herself
80 years old. The dead woman
was member of the snohomigh
tribe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Lord Lister. thu distinguished
British surgeon who receufly ioiu.
si the army % octuecmarians. g.
Enown in court circles a. lord D.
uverua He has been pFcsgut a.
ire birth OF every princc aud prin-
cess IN Great Britain Tor more than
a Eeueratinn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Tho worlds bold production ~
1905 has been figured al &37G.2s9.
200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

to its puny proportions. the tiny
creature was reared under the
caro- &c a Maltese cat it was one
of a litter % eight. the brothers
and sisters now weighlnK from ak
tn seven pounds each. Their heads
are as large as the little fellows
cnfiro body
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Lave Pler 2 to see oa,,ioship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20
Fise, OF ba,tleshlps at navy yard
COFFEE

Schilling's Best is five
degrees OF goodness, be
ginning with good.
Your grocer returns your money
n you don't like schillings Best
We pay him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-20

Or. Lee Baker. dentist zoo Elite
building Phone. Main sass. ."
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-03

No one expects to build a very pre-
tentlous house for $500, but It some
times happens that a good sized fam
lily wants accommodation for a few
weeks in summer, and sometimes II
is cheaper and more comfortable TO
build a house than to rent one. In
building a summer cottage a good deal
of sleeping in proportion to the
size Of the house is one Of the first
considerations. II is not necessary
to have the bedrooms very large, but
there must be sleeping accommoda.
ton for al the members OF the family
and a room or two for invited guests.
No n wants to go away for a vaca-
ton without plenty of company.
Business and household cares must
be left at home and a sort of.camp
life must take its place. The way to
enjoy camp life is to get along as
easily as possible. The poor old lady's
tired remark Blessed be Nothin'" Is
appreciated 10 its full value by those
who are in the habit of spending a few
weeks each summe in camp. The
true spirit Of camp life is best learned
by taking a n trip or two of sew.
eral days duration as a sort of initia.
uon. Nothing will so thoroughly teach
a person how little they really need
as a trip in the wilds where you are
dependent upon the supply you carry
with you. The same principle ap
plies partially to life in a summer
cottage.
You don't go away to your summer
cottage with the expectation of spend
ing much time In a bedroom. The