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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

For RENT.-Five room house. wide
hall, large porches, city water, Bell St.
and Harold Ave. Possession April /.
3-3O-tf A. w. SMITH
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14
A REFLEXOF SOCIAL EVENTS
Happenings of interest IranSpiring During Week.
Weddings Parties and Receptions of Local
interest.

that time he has spoken on this occa-
sion in our sister city CordeIe, also
in ThomastOn, Forsyth, Waycross,
Thomasyille, and Brunswick.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

T Misses Nell Council, Ruby HiIl and
Hazel Tower have returned to the city
after several days stay with Mrs.
Barlow Council. at her beautiful home
near the city.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Mrs, G.. w. Bagely and Miss Lois
Cabiniss spent Saturday in the city as
the guests of Miss Susanna Simmons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

echo Springs" Whiskey.--our lead
er, $1.0O per quart. Also other high
grade wines and whiskeys. Orders
given prompt attention.
10 9. o. d. If w. B. HUDSON.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

1t is comforting to know that no
passenger ever had his character in
ured in q railroad acc ident.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Had there been no doubt in the
world, dogma would have strangIed
ruth long ago
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Mrs. Bernard McCaskeH is an attrac.
tive visitor in Albany this week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

we would all be happy enough in
his world if we could emily just think
gu
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Have your skates repaired at Smith
wieks Gun Store. lost
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Miss Constance Holt is athome again
after spending month in Columbus.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

Have your skates repaired at smith
wicks Gun Store. 10-6t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

For RENT-21l & 213 Forrest Street
Apply Mrs. Maude Smith dot
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

The Allison Furniture Co. is
selling Furniture Crockery and
Glassware very cheap on
account of removal.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14
All Wool voiI For SOC Yard.

FL wool veil SO inches vide in
Brown, red. green navy and black
regular 75c quality very special here
for this sale at par yard SEC.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-04-14

More Printed Silks at Csc Yard
The silks at this amazing price
includes all he oe'icate shades. there
is about $50 yards left in this lot think
OF the price al a per yard 25c
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

who was that plutDcfatIc senuo'
man you just bowed 20, SquIgEIns2
THAT was the plumber who do0 all
the work "a my house during the win
ter months?"
'But you seem to have quite hndly
feelings toward him. which plumbers
are hardly used 10 after the prosenia'
ton OF their bills 3ut perhaps De has
let you down oasy''
mot at an. he soaked me and his
other customers so hard that De has
been able 10 buy an automobile ont OF
hls profits But / toll you, ! was
mighty glad 10 sec him Just now for
u savored Of revenge
'ln what way''
THAT plumber was iust coming ont
Of an automobile repair shop. l'll bet
hos got a taste OF bis own medicine
there, and II viii bankrupt him Just 10
keep the wheels of dis 'deyll wagon
running right II ttia isn't poetic JUS
tlce. what is'"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

In a far western canon. near the
Mexican border. are four graves. the
headboarda marking them fashioned
from the rough deals Of a packing
ease, In the graves are buried three
~ O little party Of seekers after sold,
ana ono OF band OF "sreabora' from
across the boundary who contested
jhe American claim to the rIchH crri
tory In the canon.
The faulty orthoeraphy Of me rude
ly carved omiaphs iusildcs the com
lecture that the "paddor' 0n ihe INST
hoadboard is Intended for Padre "a
sobrIquot sometimes bestowed .n tho
lawless Southwest upon an gbs.oml'
Gus comrado.
That the carver Of the opIiuphs en-
tcrtainod ideas as 20 the ultimate des'
tInation OF his fallen companions and
that Of the dotostod Mexican. Is plain
from tho direction indicated by me
index finger Of the hand rDoye tbe
name on each board
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
GERMANY CONTROLS WORLDS
MARKET o. siNetRs
rsesptionsiiy Deed ones e5mmsrd
Fancy pfitss=Hos tHs Yosna
Are rfairsd=Afs ven
6srsbis 20 bfsus

Washington WHITING from Made
burg Consul Frank d Hannah ss1s
cunrDfulnE ihr bus'Hraa uf nisInf
canaan birds in ihr HsHf m1uHisiHs
Tho breeding aHd srii|nH nf rsnaff
birds in Germany. uhifh has reached
such proportions that BE- noe controls
the markets of ihr uHfii is rHHsrTta
lively estimated uf taiHr ~ isfsa
900 IN Ht AndusabHfF alone sl 1000
cauaries are yearly raised f1f rtulfi
fuf an exceptionally rnri singer and
breeder ai least 900 mafts ttii co.
must be- paid and 100 marks tt31tni
a often paid Coz Fuoi sorsliei
NouaenErr a bird used in teach tho
younger rahnfies in Sins By ntampir
The normal price fur Fnnd sinHra
varies from $3.50 in ffii Absolute
aniei ana uniisiurhei iHilmaie reia
lions etist hHiurrn the breeder and
bic birds Similar conditions are a.
tanned by the MadHrhufF breeders
May Of the socailod 'iiat rauaHes'
which are exported in ihr Waited
States are bred in tho riiy NJ MatEr
burg. where some Of The beet iinsos
are produced
The training ~ the yuunF birds 90
sins correctly o. ono uf me mnsi im
poHant and lab6rIous features Hf ihr
breeders activity The ynunF birds
learning by imitation zoe thr most
part. acquire bad singing aa ueli as
good, aud while it De- tho plan Of che
breeders that the birds should uuly
hear the good singing Of the Vnuaon
ger got some OF them naturally chifr
and whistle In an unpleasant manner
and care must be- taken that those
birds be- removed before tho other
birds have acquired the same bad
habits and are rendered unstable
The art OF the breeder Hes Ia biz be-
lng able 90 discover the slumhofInf
talent In the bird az an early ago, de-
yeloplng the same 10 iis highest point
Of perfection In ~ particular line
These birds are divided into classoi
and Kept IN separate rooms. ihns,
having harsh ana sharp voices heinf
often placed Ia covered cages, when,
instead Of singing they are forced o.
llHiqn 10 other good singers thruuFl
which their faults are often overcome
The hottor singers after passing q
certain stage whore their habits are
established and they do not rcqu.r,
the close daily watohinF ~ the breed
er are taken into room reserved fO
the best singers The elementary
training for the singer la generally
finished hy the end Of November an,
the singing is at lta best al tho be-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
wAMTGo 40 VOL Aoos.
Widow Fully Determined 70 Get Her
Moneys Worth.

TITS curious how the people have
turned around within couple of
years and become 30 dlairuatful"
said tho old farmer. aa the matter of
graft and trusts were touched upon
= had four hogs IA soil and advertised
them In the village paper. Halt
dozen people came out 10 SEQ hem.
and among them was a widow. She
wanted me 10 swear 10 the breed. the
weight and the fact that tho hogs
we're IN good health She wanted 20
be- assured NJ hclr good oyoaight and
hearing She wanted 10 be- satisfied
thai they were good natured hogs She
wanted me to Hlgn paper that
had raised the porkera instead OF
stealing them Whom | had done an
this and the sale was about effected
she suddenly turned and walked away.
Hello. now. what's the mattcrr I call.
ca after her You've cut their tails
on. she replied Yes. that was done
when they were pigs Then you
knock on 90 cents apiece for missing
tails. or ! don't buy les whole hog
or none and no rrnfti'"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19


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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
~-lNNss-lN-'a1N-ss-
WATER CURE FOR THE INSANE

a special appliance Tor omptylng the
tab Instantly. The watOr generally Ia
kept at o. temperature uf 100 degrees
and is kept continually flowing.
The patient remains la tho ham
mock Tor @ period varying from four
Ia eight hours at time AZ the end
OF each period Dee is iakon from tho
bath and placed on a cot, rubbed down,
and allowed 10 rcst for half an hour.
he then ls returned 90 the swinging
hammock and immersed IN water Tho
only purpose for which he Is taken
from the water o. an occasional rost
His meals are given 10 him In tho
bath.
The head which rests on q circular
rubber cushion, 10 the only portion OF
the body not submerged.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
Eteaots AFRAID on eosrr.
Report IN Indian Tsfftofy ro~as
That tafth's rnd 10 Near

Mustnrrr. g. Z me Ignorant no
afurs threufhnHi intian territory afr
rfraiii excited bT ths reported ~
pfuarh ~ q destructive comet o.
nanf riacrs ihrf have auii uhfh and
afr assrmhiihH nishiif in churches
ani holding religious services
u is frpuftrf "a Pvt uihsnn and ~
manf other iuinis aiuna ihs Arkansas
river uhrfr there afe iafEr nrEfo sei
Elements that che comet Be- ths onlY
ihiuE TALKED aiiuuf. aad iha nrsfass b.
Hove that tho unfid is cumiuG 10 an
rnd' This cundiiinu has reached such
proportions that tho Times prmoefai.
% iucal Newspaper. teieEfaphed Prot
y >. Sec. ~ Mare Island. askinE bic
opinion about tho comet iiis feuly
Hhal
The comet is Fhnsi ~ the aif n
ID Fulns from ihu earth INSTEAD uf 10
vari h. There o. nn danger 81 cun.
Tact"
A ffvat many indIana have hisn be-
come alarmed over the agitation. but
ihry are not drm0nalmiite about II.
aa arc tho negroes a. Wrsiyille q o.
reported that meetings are heinE held
niEhll} and prayer offered These ro.
ports come from tho smaller touna
ana rural communities There IL not
much excitement among the negroes
81 the larger tevn. although d 10 un'
deriood that In nearly even church
service sunday reference vas made
tot
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

-tiuis ore. I want you 70 be uood.-
country folk. sou and be- said -
Anna and Martha fall1e their var
captains Nov smile on nae. little onci
Al. that's better
10 MafEaruta April rJta the Hut
shuno uui aEain. and she clung loN
insiY 10 her husband a moment before
she would lot him 20.
not In a vast and solemn eathedrk
vas Joan married. but In the oN
church of KefnsbsfE. uhich had =
often raised the protest Of the churoi
AGAINST the oHactions ~ hor ancestors
Ths bridal escort was OF hcF -.
tried saldlory, nos 10 bo hers no
more. and oil Of them werr a llltk
sad fur that Hugo and Helene q
piasaonhurE had come Hugo bechurs
be- vas the representative OF the En-,
rrfor. and Helene because she was .
sweet and loying woman who delight
90 10 rejoice Ia anoiher'a ioy.
whom az last they came down no
aisle. and the aweolyuiced choHuieu
sang. aud tho whlteFobed maideul
scattered flowers for their Oct 20 wan
upon the bride found opportunity 20
whisper 10 hor husband, = shall noyef
be- Joan Of tho sword Hand any
morci"
he smiled back AZ her as they came
out upon the tears and laughter aud
acclaim OF the many cblofod thong
that hllcd the little square.
Fear not. beloved" be- said. and his
eyes we're very clad and proud. "bo
Ioan 10 me. and will be your sword
Hand"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
WY nAHk nlpn.r rAtK
kssst psft.-s7s 81 re rsbls Hss
"srcr-'y 81 it

A c1ua % lsfs ego a gentleman
ttua1 arHa re rIih a message iron
its German frrfHrI. ... The void
irr rf fa rrtsara eas.
.Cwttr fo wr Clemens my tind.
tsf ffesffa tss hIm % Del remem-
tes Uat frnat ari asE bin uhy be
tIfrt fr arf aItIre
WY f1a could faff vhen be-
~ss fst|raf fia hrI ihe aee as
fta Hatrfriafal saw end two can't
tsh af tta same tine With good 81
f.fI Do rrnInIs na rf flr men th1
uts .rrIuaftIHr fHand ah1 saIf
% uirE DO q Shame itaf you have
God tIHf.n iH your vito Coz ~ years.
ii.u fI rrH Justify f
% fIfrf aarf fH irffu1ri hs--
fffta rfr.fUI Dad boon af mT table
Del could lrf tata faTefrI ffom boy
.HrrIe r eHI.I r..r tate suffered
Nrm I.a a..ues rf U.s uan solitude
600 af#H rst rH u'I f1 travel uo1.i
d. iH U.fIH arf introduce tha go.
rfur rf mE nan table. utieh aiies
Glib ft. rIlIrifa observable af other
ftfaI tsHIfs u0HIf af inViie mr
srtia fraf majesty ari fifo me r.
ttsnrf ttrn uHHi rr1fie0Hs'r
HHta feHE afi f8 au tHr iaitinn mY.
60 fftaHt fIs msias'f fuf be- tiHf
rsser aHi am rfuli i1 have ii and
r.sf in rtrfrsf mf siHrtfr rrCIufura
r1t Hf Us sentiments Ffom Mara
Tea.Hs Autobiography in ho Nouh
Anfussr WrUea
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Armour g. Done man may run
this town-not a political boss. but a
business manager }. g. CantonWlne
is with other taxpayers. diasuHted
with the cts debt and high assess.
menis ile viii pat mp a bond guar
unteeins that n given tho manage.
mont OF the oiiy'a affairs be- viii
demonstrate that town aud city can
Doe mn probably Hhon conducted
alous business llnea
Some of me aldermen look askanco
at the proposition huf the taxpayers
generally would l'ko i0 ify o. Armour
has 5000 inhabitants ana b. o. thrIy.
lns town, but O. haa "a bonded debt Of
10000. and city warrants have % be-
sold ut q discount
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
innovation VIII De introduced al Pm
adelphla Aimshouse.

INNOVATION VIII Ne introduces az Fnilf
adelphla Almshouse.
Philadelphia Treatment oi the IN,
sane By wator with tho idea Of wash.
Ing away insanity germs viii bo an
Innovation Ia tho now quarters for the
Insane az the Philadelphia almshouso,
which will be opened soon Dr. COPY
director Of the department Of health
Is confident OF the success OF the move.
ment
The plant Is designed primarily for
the treatment Of cases OF acute mania
10y a system Of bathing by which tho
body Of the patient Is kept completely
submerged Ia running water for as
long a time as Is deemed necessary To-
effect a euro. The plant. IN its present
form is composed OF number OF
rooms, OF which two are specially set
aside Tor this kind Of treatment
In each bathroom a hammock ia ar
ranged ON which the patients body
rests. Above are hot and cold water
faucets with a thermometer attached
Ter gauging the temperature. There 10
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Over IN tho little town Of wildcat
a neEru postmaster each day carries
tho mai from tho post once 70 tho
train. HioriY no places tho mall
pouch on . crane A. the fast train
T. appfoaehinE and tho arm on tho
nail car extends 20 sweep tho bag
from mldair. tho old man shouts
Hear yei Hear ye' Hear ysi Tho
honorable mail u these United States
IL about 20 go"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

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an slad ] cane hiihrf.' che muf
meIeai " la vnfih y all
Prince Ivan took her hand in both
oi rvs ana pressed " tnndli.
ana you shal 10 Eladder yet no
naia, my LADY Ih"fcsa. have some.
ulhs 20 sal. had DOT th'aEhi 'hai
mere h'ed IN the v"fld any woman
20 INC minded, even as ] kn'e not
thai ther" lived nhi woman 20 beau
uiul IoE'ihrf luh ana mlEhi rule
'he No'la. snail " Do together
bui' ifinc" ltan.' sh" interpreted
quickly, but siiI smiling. shat u
thlaI thought you we're aci on wed
dinE inc ffinc"sa Margaret You
were TO make her hfsi Widow and then
vile
Theresa he said. looking amor
oualy up a. her. y Wcd fof a King
dom. $50, saaffy the ~oman Who IL
my mair. u ia our custom must
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
RAISING CANARY BIRDS.

1ihniHa ~ taHHsu aHi sFsin ansf
hr msiina time raHsfirs afe ven
sensitive in dafs and come sinrrfs.
ihr frsaiis Of frss ~ rsfrfai breed
iHE aHi ifaiH'HE hstr bafH Hainri hf
irH mrnshis etpusHfH bf an afeH
aiHfHa
TIE rtpafs uf raHafirs ffum Hhis
district fuf ihr rsisHdsf rear 1905
aas f5ffss ard Coo ibs calendar rear
1905 tiooit
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

There Is fashion ln most thugs.
and medicine during the last ten years
has appeared TO me 10 be as much
under lts sway as dress or charity.
Hair ones duties as medical man Is
devoted to explaining away the dag.
nosls Of the fashionable physician.
which. however, eredtable 10 tho
dlagnoHtielan. is particularly unfor.
tunato for the patient, who readily
makes a pet OF the maladle a Ia mode.
ID. W. Samways IN British Medical
Journal
$50 calIlorala 3 Ret san lake Route.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

TIE tfoopship of today rsvsis 10
iatufiss compared ulth its compeer
u other days. ard n me soldier nov
tfays Erumbiss 10 himself a. be
rfsmrsi accommodation and his ships
fare. be Cah take comfort IN thN
thoashi that be- gaioys Advantages
that BE hfuihsrihafms 81 tho sallinE
thip period never even dreamed Of
The Captain
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Say, I love you, lyanl' that / may
keep Il IN my heart am my rotunl"
He would have taken her In his
arms, but Theresa turned quickly,
finger on lip. She looked anxiously
towards the back OF the tent where lay
the dead prince, "Hush' hear some.
thlng!' she said.
Then she smiled upon him-a sr'
den radiance like sunshIB" h
rain clouds.
Come with me- Gnu .NrJiD %. Nd.
dark" she fa'' .-t lIr &C
For great rs Of 3 womaU
,yhon her on no.
There's nov Ogcl.e the
...uc. ieutrT euich danglod
at a pole lsu took the candle IN her
left She gave her right hand with a
certain gesture OF surrender to Prince
ivan
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

A professor at Bouo university Is
Mile. Gertrude Wokor She Is 2G and
passed an her examinations some tlmo
ago with great distraction. She leo.
lures on physics aud ,Aomistry,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

wdmrH. ss somsn. are pretty much
tuts Ttrf have the same hair. az
fsHna slightly uniy as 70 color anf
isnrih. same features. same thoughia
When 30 love one " them. therefore.
10 are in reality iovihE them Ill nut
o. is as eel uot 10 mention this -
flfa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

In Russia there arc agricultural or.
Eaniratlona % EemHtvoa. through
which large quantities of farming sup.
plies and machinery arc produced.
$50 California 4 Rot Salt Take Route.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Tho Conversation taa Il souudsl 80
And : says 10 him. ! haya-o. no says
-wnli. n you think. says says
then ho says no -he-l-iuut walt. I
nayu-aadlo says she nover-mayho
you didn't I says butt know. I
says-i don't care what anybody says
IL ho say no he says ! aald-he
.-i-i-aaya aayu-ahya- 80
Puck
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

uaf 90 fuHni tip 10 Cauiofnia.
ua sails tate Hnuir Write fof FOLD
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
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The Head o. the Church visible.
80" said Pops Status. amieahly.
your brother as kiiird hY the great
explosion ~ ffiaf naErfs powder in
the camp of the eHrmyi Then Ynu
are the heir 10 tho Kingdom you must
marry sou must marI'-
Conrad flushed heB rcd
"iinly Father" be- sait nrft6usiy.
his eyes on ihe Allan nus. "ii vHs
concerning this that { made pIisrim.
aEr 90 Rome that misht consult
your ilaliness'"
Tho panun nodded amirahlY.
well viii receive back your hat
will anHul your order nut whom
do you wish 10 maffyT what your
brothers widow q uiil be dimcult,
this marriage dimoult hut NOT im.
possible"
The Ponun paused 90 giye Conrad
time 10 speak
n will pay into the treasury OF the
Holy Father ON the DAY 81 ny mar.
flaEe hundred thousand ducats.
said Conrad
The Punlin turned about ana beck
oned TO a tall young man In black
snutnne
"Giuliano. come hilbert" no cried.
and a. he came be- explained IN hls
low tone. My nephew Yes. my dear
nephew Prince Conrad Of Couriland'
You are 10 $50 and prepare documents
concerning this noble prince ! viii
Instruct you 40 90 their raiue pres.
entity Await me in the hiurr library
when be- was gone the Pope cat a
moment absorbed In thought
4 viii send him 20 CORTLAND with
you lle viii marry you and bring
back the henoiaciion Your hand. my
son. am an old man aud need holp.
May you be- happy
Eplloaue Of Esplieatlon.
II was the morning of white. day
The princely banner now from bycry
tower In Castle Kornshers for that day
% WAS 10 lose a duchess and gain
duke. n was loan6 second wedding
day-tho day Of her first marriage
Never had the little Hill town seen
90 brave d gathering since the North.
en princes laid Henry the Lion IN his
grave In the great vault whore he
slept there was a new tomb. plain
marble slab with the inscription
THERESA. WIFE or HENRY
DUKE or KERNsBERG AND Hon,
ENSTElN"
And underneath. and In Latin. the
words
AFTER THE TEMPEST, PEACEl"
For, strangely enough, by tho wonder
OF Providence or some freak OF the exc
plodlng powder, they found Theresa
allen whore she stood. blaokoned but
,yarg. named r. igct or figure So
ffun het burntout he'll they had
brought hr hero tlat az the last she
might res, near the man whom her
soul had loved
But on this morning OF gladnoss only
Joan thought OF the dcud woman
To-day will do the thing she
wished" the Duchess thought, as she
looked from the window towards he.
fathers tomb "she would take moth.
Ing for herself got shall her son sit In