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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

President BENJAMIN Harrison said:
"Dr. Ridpath's History Of the World
is deserving Of the highest praise. The
mechanical part Of the work is most
creditably done; the Illustrations are
numerous and of high order and aid
the text very much. mos, heartily rec
ommcnd the work for study and con-
venient reference.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

EDPATHS generally admitted to be the greatest history It's
exhaustive that discouraged with the task of reading the work. yet ms
will be lean how much of Roman History finds
counterpart history being made to-day hhf mind dteodsy the
fires class prejudice eliminated the down fall OF the
Roman Republic the Rpah analysis the
should be read who loves his
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

country Civil War absolutely
impartial that the work being endorsed cordially BY the lead
inc men on the OF lies
wealth not naes but in the ntoligence
beiound the home life and heart life
RDPAI The who nothing the
excluded Of
fellows without
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-31

PIDPATH takes you back to the dawn of

IDPAT takes the dawn history long before the pyramids
troubled Chsdeas
religious
nation time and holds
Nothing aosorong
and
diplomat
platform Tnenstocles
Rome percnes
reels
eironfa
81
all
British bring
Complete
Balance
susaL S4H<l
zoo, 900 Americans Own and Love Rdpath Menthh
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-13
PEOPLE BECOMING AROUSED AGAINST
NATIONAL BANKS

Miersville, Ill, December Z, 1907
Ny Dear Sir; Your favor of 3rd to hand. |
enclose herewith my check for So, for which
you will please renew subscriptions as fol-
lows; Weekly Jeffersonian to NJ G. Oaky,
NilLersvillc, H.; Magazine to A. Harris, Cor
sicana Texas.
Taking your editorial in your last Weekly
as text, my friend Oaky delivered this
morning the finest speech on the money ques-
tion I ever heard. He began by quoting In
yersoll: "That if the people understood our
national banking system it wouldn It endure
fifteen minutes" His telling points were.
We want no money that requires a "redeem-
en- If this government is able to stand Sc
curity for the issue of banks, it is able to is
sue the money itself. The idea of few men
comprising national banks-having it in their
power to regulate and operate the money Of
this country. I hate the gold standard worse
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WANTS TO HEAR FROM NORTH CARO-
LIMA

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farmers and laborer's cause. I cannot vote
for either of the old party candidates.
would like to hear from some of my old
North Carolina friends as they seem to be
very silent there. I left that grand old state
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OF THE CHURCH MATTER WE KNOW
NOTHING.

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THEIR GRANDFATHER WAS A NOBLE
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THE e. rs FOR EDWARD.

Hepler, Kan, Dec. 4, 1907.
Dear Sir I will write you few lines this
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for over two years. We have promising
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We call the baby Watson; his name is Thorn
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YES. I REMEMBER BLESS THE
OLD MAN
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Canon, Ca, December 9, 1907.
Dear Sir: Uncle Byron Bowers has handed
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FRIEND GUNBY, ALSO, REMEMBERS

Lincolnton, Ga, December 7, 1907.
Dear Sir: Yours Of the 18th ult. to- hand,
and would have replied ere this, but my fam
lily has been sick, and I have been chief cook
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DOUBLES, AND TAKES BOTH.

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Is cents in Texas. Our warehouses are full
Of cotton May God bless you in your noble
work am,
Yours to the finish,
JAS. Fl. DAVIS.
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PAGE TEN
FROM A FINE MINNESOTA STOCK
FARM.
FARM

Utica, Mimi, December 5, 1907.
Dear Sir: Please find enclosed S., for which
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Truly and respectfully yours,
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COULDN'T GET ON WITHOUT IT.

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OF COURSE HE COULDN'T.

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Enclosed please find 81 for your Weekly
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WANTS BOTH.

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GOOD FOR ANOTHER YEAR.

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Dear Sir: Find check enclosed for So, to
renew my subscription to your Jefersonian
magazine and Jeffersonian weekly paper.
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THE JEFFERsONIAN.

than the devil hates holy water" etc. Thus
the discussion goes merrily on, and I hope Mr..
Bryan will stand firm and declare for the
Democratic idea of money.
Yours truly,
BEN A. NEAL
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1908-02-13
FROM A LEADING EDUCATOR.
GEORGIA NORMAL AND INDUSTRIAL
COLLEGE,
COLLEGE.
NJ. NJ. Parks, President.

vi. M. Parks, President.
Milledgeville, Ga December 6, 1907
Dear Sir: Enclosed please find check for
$3.50, to be applied as follows:
l. One dollar for renewal subscription to
Watson's Weekly Jeffersonian
2 One dollar and half for a new subscrip-
ton to Watson s Jetfersonian Magazine.
Wishing you continued success, and assur-
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am, Very truly yours,
M. NJ. PARKS
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in the year of 1870 and was glad to read OF
Governor Glenn victory over the railroads.
I am your friend,
A. ID. PARSONS.
Mote: Yes, North Carolina is rather silent
these days. Busy about tobacco, you know.)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
SHERMAN MAY
HAVE TO QUIT
u o. p. NOMINEE FOR VICE pere
'OENT IN BAD HEALTH-mAv
BE COMPELLED TO UNDERGO
VERY SERIOUS OPERATION.

/ Washington, July 2f.-Receptly RI
H'"ts nave been current in WASHING
ton that another running mate mo-,
nave to be chosen for Judge TAFT a.
tue Republican Nominee for presida.,
'''auSe OF the continued illness of
James S. Sherman, who was namet
Tor second place on the ticket -,
Chicago. ' a.
II 10 know nthat Mr.. sreman ts far
rom being a we'll man and that -
'ooi as ne is strong enough he is 10
i'''s, 20 an operation at Johns Hon. |
.ins iiospitl In Baltimore. ana ba mo.
~ forced on that account to give nn
- place on the ticket II is sail IN
id' event that New York might insis+
pom The choice of another man from,
ie Empire state. white at tba s,rna
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

'''ie 'he West and Middle West would
claim recognition
Jus laf nothing is known publicly
VI any detailed consideration nv noI,tt
: 80 iealers OF the steps that would
o7 necessary in such contingency
IN the vent of Mr. Sherman,s IL
Ginning the nomination the nationa,
r ,.an would fill the vacancy Tn
"'iticuity of this task is such that i,
can be said Mr.. Sherman will no,
wv ,ne consent of party associates
- "''hara"' unless there is extreme
ne'esS'ty that he DO SO. in short mics
MS heaith becomes such that to "a
i 'a'n On me ticket would seriously en-.
LANCER his life.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

pitcher with a record of -rike-out
in the Maine League,
With an attendance oE 500 III
no wonder Owner Robi wants L
shift his st. Louis ttifom The
National League to therlcan AS
sociation
New York fans al''lhs that
Mike Dnnlin will be 'ading bat
ter Of the National "heh The
season ends.
II it IS true that Afson Is
down ana out it will 10 the Chi
caoo fans tn give hbeneiit that
win be a hummer
When Elmer Flic'hS TO the
game the Cleyelan' VIII De In
great shape to BAN the lead
ers.
Atlanta fans artb touch or
frosty pedals Th1ern pennant
looks to be goiHPS' any difec- :
tion evoant tha city.
Tom Mccarthy p'Stoh Ma
tionala is leading 'heIS OF both l
major leagues "'9 won iire
games and lost I
Ernie Diehl Is me baIl for 4
Toledo and plas i"i'- Dlehl Is I
wealthy aud ref"'' sIi pay Tor =
his services. ="
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
II Can't Be Beat.

tn, ne pest OF ali teachers is exper
nc, me Z NJ Harden, of Silver On,
,',' Carolina. says: Il find Elac,rio
. does all that's claimed for !,
'of stomach, Liver and Kidney tro,.
Dies 1t can't De beat. I bays trt' 49,, !.
@ l''a una II a most excellent madf
IN Mr.. Harden is right. ms tha
s oeo' OF all medicines also for wa,L
"sSa. iaine back. and all run down
.oiiditions Best too for cbtus a"I
druggists. ''' "'i'''e al all
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS


nor" ch business Thursday
aoi Afey Of Cairo, was in towr
fIhtrs3ay on business.
MISS Carrie King of Olmsted. was
stepping here Thursday
Mrs. Geo Eichhorn has 40 ba,
sne2t this week, Mrs. Marx and liz.
tie Sea of Cairo.
Atl5s Eva Bean of Eemlknap. was
Nls4 Eva Bean OF Baiknan. was
! week returning hoe Thursday.
Miss Kate Conley is entertalnipr
MISS Nary Galligan and mother q
! Cairo this week.
/ Mrs Frod Sperley of Mounds
4PtIt thursday in town shopping.
Mr. Wat WRIGHT of Vila RIDGE. waa
III town ON business Thursday
Key, Arthur Campbell of Jonesboro
spent thursday here as the guest of
Mrs + F. l'tley and family.
Miss Jacoba knapp who has been
the sfst Of Mrs Ernest Reese on
Fourth street, left for her home at
oI@stcj Thursday.
The members Of st. Peters EMS. /
c0pa sunday school will spend next /
Tuesday at the summer home of Mr. /
and NJ $, Thos. Hoyd at America
Miss Yula Whitaker of Belknap.
arrived Thursday evening to spend a
few DAYS with relatives here.
Mrs Geo. Belts and daughter. Irma
a'=om. anied Miss Audrey Moxley to
Cairo Thursday Us she was returning
10 Ter home at East Prairie, Mo.
Mrs. L. e. Perks was a Cairo shop-
ner THURSDAY.
VIZ. and Mrs Jake Blum Of Vil'a
Ci1ge spent a few days here tn s
week.
Misses Elsie Loesehner and Floy
BGIrs II villa Ridge are the guests
a dig5es Oma and Meta Sheryer
tbs week
A t. Compton made a business trip
to Earnak this week.
Mf, ana Mrs. Geo. Schuler returned
home Thursday evening after spend
inc The past few days with II. Calvin
and family at Leyings.
Dr. win Whitaker, of Olmsted, was
hale Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hood were ire
guests of relatives at Olmstcd few
laws this week returning HON
Thursday evening.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOB
CONGRESS 25TH D,ero,cr

. H. Spillman Of Du Quoin was II,
'"s ti'y Thursday. calling ON Domn
''alS IN his interest as a candiJata e.,
on ma, ''9' Mr., spillman is an attorney
."u man of standing at the bar If
southern Illinois He was educ.tod
~ 'ao living College, being graduated ~
49, lie settled in Du Quoin in 1ssa
r, an' ne mas resided since. Mr.. Spin
,,''' was born near Peoria. Ill., lie T.
,e o"'y Democratic aspirant for the
jug fesSlonal nomination. his name
'eihs the only one on that ticket g.,
nj" me u inns district His nomi
.,a, IS therefore foregone copch,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
Just Exactly Riobt

,u,. nave used DR.. Kings New Life
ms Tor several years and lind than
= nst exactly right" says Mr.
,ei'on. OF Harrisvle, n. Y Na.g
Inc ,"e rus relieve without the Isas,
Best remedy for con-,
:, anon non bi'iousness and malaria as
At all druggists. 800
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
MOUND CITY
IulY 13. 1909.


Mrs. B, F. utley and children re
turned home from Eelknap Wednes
day They We're accompanied by tn,
formers niece, Miss Eva Bean o
Belknap
Ihos. Rogers viii leave this wee2
to make his future home with Mr.
and Mrs. Monarch OF Cairo.
Mr. and Mrs, s c Murphy of Nh
tropolis who have spent the past few
days with the latter's sister Mrs H
A. Palmer and family here left for
their home Wednesday.
DR. H. Whitaker made trip to
Cairo Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank lIandlcy who has spent
the past few weeks at st. Louis and
Alton in the interest of the William.
son Kuny Mil and Lumber Co, r.,
turned home Wednesday
Miss Blanche Boyd and guest. Miss
Wright were Cairo visitors Wedne5t
day.
Prof. j. If. Doty of Chicago. passed
through here Wednesday en- route to
his home after having spent a few
days at his old home in Grand Chaiu
Mrs Harry Ntadstiue and children
are the guests of Mrs. VIM Neadstine
and daughter, Jessie at quincy.
Mr. Roy Adams is in Uilin on bust
ness this week
Miss Ida Johnson returned home
Wednesday after attending a house
party at the home Of iriend III car
terville the past week.
Mr., Fred WHtenback spent We'd
npsday here while en route from his
home at Greenwood, Ind. to Column
bus. Ky. where he will saper.n'eld
one of the J. p. Polk company
branch factories.
Mrs Han Whiteaker and Miss Lille
,Johansen who have spent the past
week with relatives and friends IL
paducah returned home Tuesday,
Miss Audrey MoHey who has been
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo, Belts
the mast fow weeks returned to her
home at Easj Prairie, Mo. Thursday
1uly g. 13sc.
". T. Ca.ret, ii ,,d.sbcro, vas
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

An Italian scientist haHava. ct.
Jay alone determines bird ,n.er,,
ION me summer migrants. he So
lN Ol''e noflh to take advantage of N.
80 e GAYS and 20 south again 10
''''' the short anu darn ones.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
NOTES.

Seattle is the home of a genuine
Japanese baseball team.
For several years first base has
been the hardest position for Manager
Fred Clark of Pittsburg to fiji
The Boston Americans are To have
a a.fhnr lso.lli.ae a.hn nau. Linz. 4. a
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
MOI FROM ST. LOUIS BUT

,r va, ALWAYS IN CARLO
" YOU WANT YOUR plAno
e' HSso Or REPAIRED CALL up
eoeHANAN's MUSIC STORE,
M. r. BRIGHTER
eossN TUNER. PRICES REA
TEEp. WYNN eoARAN-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
rh UGH Trouble.

The sfkey recently paid
t4o0 .O0ts - Ne doesn't
wish ,q.'H his hafem
49, wi,lhng the stone him.
self.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25

:, .n ne bulletin is published every dsv
III tue year for 60 cents per mona
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
At Clinton.
At Rock Island.

RI ok Island, July punching hits
itors the game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
RAIN STCST GAME
conteet setvI Boys and Full.
ton Team Sixth inning
G. 5 to S.

~.--;ot etin.
Fulton. I -Nlth tie
score tied, nc SiAth inning.
the third seen the Fulton
baseball t. To"efs Of
Cairo was i account OF
rain. tt were Warden
Downing - ioi 1airo, and
kvoa3 a, pr Fulton.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
Al PeOria.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Louisville.
At Columbus.

Milwaukee ..........-....,.... !
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-07-25
At indianapolis.

Toledo-Kansas City rain
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
Entertained PhiIa,hea cIup.

Miss Elizabeth West was Z, hostess
last evening to the members OF. the
Philathea Club ut her home ON Locust
avenue. A programme of the follow
Ing numbers was carried out: Music
by Misses West, Ada Talkington. Daisy
Meetings.. Kelcle Brown. Benlah Like.
Misses Winnie Orr. Elizabeth Davis.
Keleie and Martha Brown rendered
recitations. Miss Hallie7 Morrow read
paper on Queries and Miss Martha
Brown read the class paper. After the
Programme social hour was spent
and delicious refreshments were serv.
ed. Besides the class members sever
al visitors were present. namely. Miss
Eva DeGarmo, Bertha Parr. Ethel Nor
ris. Bessie Leggett, Mary van.Ienver.
Messrs. Lawrence Snlder. Jess Gwynn.
Friend Holden. Gordon Lake and Curt
Amos.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
Marion Streets
WELL WELL KNOWN MAN OF MoNoN.
GAH, DIED YEsTERDAY-
MEMBER OF u. o. o. r.

T.
MI Marion Streets. well known
citizen OF Thoburn. died yesterday at
his home ut that. place after an iii.
ness oil paralysis. Deceased wast51
ye.rs of age and is survived by his
WIFE, Mr.. Streets was In. the employ
OF the Fairmont Coal Company ana
during the years of his service had
won the confidence OF his employers
md fellow employees. He was n mem
Der OF the I. o. o. F. OF MononEah.
which order will have charge. of the
funeral services which will be held
OF Sunday afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock
from the residence. 1nterment Will
be made in Willow Grove Cemetery.
Undertaken r. L. Cunningham In
charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
CHILD DEAD.

Anble Vernon. the nine months oil
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Snider. ilie,l
last night shortly before IL o'clock at
the home OF his grandfather. Dr.. Lee
,LeMasters. on Fairmont avenue. The
little one had been delicate from birth
and for the past few weeks had been
In a serious condition. 40 z1a N
object OF the greatest love and Aslu-
tion OF his parents and their sorrow
at his death is deep. Mr.. Snfder is i'll
OF typhoid fever at this time. The re.
mains will be taken to FaIrriew on
Saturday morning and funeral ser.
vices Will be held ut the Baptist
Church on their arrival.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
John Mitchell
70 EDIT A LABOR PAPER IN in.
plANAPoLIs-WILL START
WITH Big suBscRIP-
TON.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April a.
John Mitchell. United States Mine
Workers retired president. yesterday
announced his intentions for years to
come. He will establish and operate
n indianapolis labor paper with It's
special object the continuance OF In.
iustrial peace between miners and
operators of the country. He Is u.s.
surred of n big subscription list to
start with.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03

THE STAGE
III. lyman Twins Comedians.

- - = Alnas Eorleot1nS
The Lyman Brothers. who VIII s an.
pear here Ffiday In theirlbIEs mn.
slcal show The 81 ankeef Dr7ummers.s Z:
have hay, the remark able dIstinction 4 on
being the only twin eomelians to-day
before the public. g - .:
The clever young layers have made
over oneihalf OF the people I'm the uni
ted States forget the tolls of lie and
enjoy good laugh although they. are
stu In their twentIes and even now:
at at that age they are rated with the
best Come dians of3tha day. their work
being full Of orIginnlIties and funny.
ecentricitles OF the higher order.
Their new vehicle s'Thn Yankee
lp9lrummcrs,. Is an elaborate musical
force handsomely staged and filed
With bright. clean and refreshing com.
etiy. intertninslel with pretty MUSIC.
made springhtly by a dainty chorus
elegantly euseamed. Together with Il
complicated and funny story portray
cd by cast Of clever FUN makers.
the Summer Girls. Military Maids. and
the Trolley Girls. are some of the
features which are to be seen.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
Traction Company carries MANY.

GRAFTON. April 3.-The Grafton
Traction Company since 1t begun OPP
erations little less than three months
ago. has carried up to date G2.750 pas.
sengers. In view OF the small proper
ton of the city now reached by the
line this is recognized as a very en-
eouraginE business and may be taken
as an Indication Of the profitable char
acter of the business after the line has
been extended to parts OF the city not
now reached and which will furnish
the company much more business in
proportion to the distance covered.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
! New Bank opens.

CLARKsBURG. April 3.-The Bank
Of Weston opened yesterday. It is a
promising institution and Its stockhold.
ers are some of the best citizens of
the county. W. A. Edwards is its cash
Ter. and Bren Heayener is a clerk. Por.
ter Arnold is president. and w. E.
Rhodes. vice president. TIL, directors
are Messrs. Arnold, Rhodes and Ed
wards. and George w. Wilson. Lot
Hall. Lloyd Heayener and John w.
Steinbeck. b; y. % e 2
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
cnfriniItite.ie Mes.itintn.

re- iononEnh Mines Relief Com
l7.litsss net yesterday and disposed
gSts seIeral matters that claimed It's
.Fsrss1g The relief fund has grown
- 51ggH S.. e
= 1nzfnters OF the committee who
atsnz6e yesterdays meeting were:
sssart E1emlnE: ". E. Arniett, ].
y s.nbs Col. n. q. Price: William
tsssaias Rev. j. @! Bruomheld, Rev.
lL5E Stoetzer. Rev. FatherSA. Bout
lea Rer. w: o David, Rev. Father Jo..
ga Do Andrea. and Phillip Pelll.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
Overcast On Ere.

A small fire was discovered in An
tf---rn mine. ono ri tho plants owned
and operated by the FaIrmont Coal
Company, early this morning. 1t wns
an overcast that was burning. BY ten
o'clock the fire was under control. No
serious damage was done. The Fair
mont mines were not working to-day
consequently no men were In the mine.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-03
For the Need of 81 snir-iIin,s,i d -

For the Need of = Spring.
The postoffice sforce5Is wearing biz
zard robes today The door at the
entrance needs d new spring so that
1t will close. The open door PERMITS
the cold air to rush in and makes the
room too cold to ork1inE Several spt
the boys were wearing orercnats Tony
cirmo protected himself from the cold
by wearing two vests