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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
TIGERS OUTPnAYED.
Bridgeport Wins Great Defensive
 Game from Pawtucket.
Special to Journal Courier. !


 Pawtucket, R. l., Jan. 2s.-Bridge- port outplayed the Tigers in the over time period and won tonight, to 9 In the first two periods Pawtucket had the better of the going, but was out-lucked. Lewis great speed made a hit with the fans, while Mansfield and Duggan starred for Pawtucket Both teams played a great defensive game The score:
 Bridgeport Pawtucket Lewis ....,..' '.,.....,,, Cunningham
 First rush. Cunningham, jr ... Wodtke, Duggan
 Second rush. Griffith ................. Mansfield
 Center Carrisan ...,.....,...... Carperor
 Halfback. Harper .,........,,.. .FenCe | Goal. Goals won by. Gagged by. Time
 FYrs: Period. No goal made.
 Second Period. Pawtucket Wodtke .,....... s:4s Bridgeport Lewis .......... 1:5t
 Third Period. l Pawtucket Duggan ...... :4l I Bridgeport Lewis ......... b:l4
 Overtime. Bridgeport Lewis ......... 12:4t
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

Frank years he meets Curlev English
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
AT THE RINGSIDE.

between Al Demont wh was o off becaus the have been between fast rivals
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
Naon,is.
sss SIS 62o-1es
Peuuots.

sos 74S 677-1se6 High single. Douglas, 192. High three string, Andrews, 4S4.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
COLGATE VICTIMS.
Hayward's Work Features in Victory
 of Wesleyan.

Middletown. Jan. 2S.-Wesleyan de- feated the Colgate basketball team here tonight in a fast game. 43 to 26. The feature of the game was the throwing of Hayward of the Wesleyan five. The
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29

Battling Nelson quick in Most of the lost in mining stocks At had the New York collector this
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
R. R. '. Nj. c. 4. of New Haven.
Y. NJ. c. A. of New Britain.

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-29
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BALDWIN GETS DECISION.

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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06

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. zA way to avoid cold feet Is not to marry them El
The Saturday weaker attempt follow
S>s>~S
Cheer up. coal dollars this
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The who lies is only and IS libel upon
tne pants Is ne wears. 1850.
WI When lets friends call him autter When
The SATURDAY News viii the t thousand subser
lions before the contest is closed.
hear the things said be-
hind his back; his ears were not set on that ss#
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Waertoyn boy who ardy school the other
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Sometimes bridegroom really wedding
gets what coming to him One At Angeles recently
Fourteen Indiana began celebrating his
rage and he hasn't been sober His wife, who does
originality is suing him for divorce.
Thinking another Taft, beautiful wilmington
pun s rs neck sn ana was one
4
Some of the learned doctors kissing
aa @ o. h germs what 40 they girls mouth
Kansas school teacher pasted strip Of plaster
no q poy e Rep nm t would take lot ct
for flirting with his wife with their
wives the world would be brighter and happier.
$1,000
The Saturday Contest getting warm It will be
Just big the Pony Come acro
with your subscription and help Of the ladies
diamond ring.
The Saturday News diamond guaranteed by the
the
the Saturday News puts prize something
working lot OF cheap ewey jack knives and cork
There items omitted unnentionay presume
u ea and saa lines g5es giving list for
|scribers
Otto Jordan with the assistance of several
clerks in the Midway Grocery swept Midway election
the ciys place However becomes candidate for
alderman the Midway district spring certainly ought
$4,000
It happened in hurry,
His mule kicked him across the heavenly river
His folks looked long high,
Then hove bitter SIGH
And gathered up the fragments Of his liver
youthful elongated melancholy
loving verse and sent it to this office:
The ship of my love was foundered
8$ On the iceberg of her heart,
He probably intended day for him
when ne placed his affections in the refrigerator.
#ss@Bs THE DEEDS DONE
Once destines great country are more
the promises will be kept Wouldn't we the power
failed to do his fulfilling prois-
sraet put IL somebody who would That would
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
RrakenlaI, L.oses Iiis i.lfe.

Estus Devanlts of Madison, freight
brakeman, was killed at Egan. He
attempted to- cross the tracks while At
Train was switching and HIS foot
caught IN the frog, tripping him The
train passed over kim. nearly cutting
him IA two.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
VETERAN PREAC r DEAD.
Rev. y, =. Eabcock, Hiah Id ch,:rch,
Masonry and Other Orders,

Rev. John II Babcock. one Of the
best known church mens In the North
west, is dead at Sioux Falls. He was
eighty.two years Of age. He had a.
wide acquaintance throughout the I'M.
ion, gained during the more than half
a century that he was actively con-
.nected with the work Of the Episcopal
church In Masonry he was for the
past sixteen consecutive years chap
lain Of the grand chapter, Royel Arch
Masons, and prelate of the grand com
n1anGery, knights TemnIar. He was
member of the Masonic Veterans
association and had received the tliir-
.ty-second degree of Scottish Rite Ma
.gonry. He also was chaplain and al,
honorary life member OF the Sioux
Falls lodge Of F'lks and a member Of
the Knights Oh Pythias.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06

RUsTLERs ARE sH0I
Vigilance renmittse Kills TWO klsar
IN "a dow

yiollanee rsnmittse Kills TWO flsar
"a aoss.s
Two horse thieves shot outright.
one wounded and two narrowly escap-
ing similar fate IS the record made
by 4 vigilance committee organized
BY farmers In the vicinity of Meadow
to protect themselves from q band OF
horse thieves.
The band has been operating In that
vicinity for some time. The vigilance
committee was organized as matter
s0f necessity Nine members Of the
commit ee went out to look Tor stolen
horses when the band was encoun-
tered. There was stif fight and
after At was over Joe Baker ap
James Walton OF the band were found
TO have been killed and Ell M iller was
wounded. Walton has been wanted
by the authorities Of Clark and san
born counties for some time.
None Of the members Of the com
mittee were injured.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
Happenings ot Eek | i ! IhIoug
olll lhs STATE
BEGINNING . BIs sIEMl |
Facts About the New Railroad
From rapid City to Dick 4
il1so1, N. ,

e IJnouest ionabIv areat railroad
.ln,roiect has bee y ln,,ndhaa Win M,
coTnnration N ira n 5ssn,,t an
Railway company art cles 81 which
have been filed at Pierre, The cap.
sitalization Is given al SEQ. oo0. d ID. 5sSss
Ii III learned from Il most reliable
source that v,nrls VIII heain 81,
delay ana that alreaay q tnree crews
are rUnnf ng preliminary lines And sun
veyir,g the entire route, ona crew IL
working north from Rapid city, as,s
other III working out Of HAYNES. II. b
and the third is south 81 the Big MIS-
souri,, headed north of the Northern
Pacific road In Dunn comfy, N. i
ii can be seated positively that the
: road viii bes built from RAPID CITY To
SWilliston, N. 81, running through Adj
ANS, Hettinger, Stark, Dunn and Me-
Kenzie counties, In Mort Dakota.
Two branch lines will be constructed
from the main line, one running iron,
where the main line VIII cross the
Northern Pacific near Dickinson,
d.. northeast to Bucho Id and anot her
running southeast to MnInt0sh this
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
TO SHIP MUCH MORE WHEAT
81 Paul Road Places Estlmate At
Nearly 1000 Cars Increase.


ST Paul Road Places Estimatc at
Nearly 1000 Cars Increase.
An interesting estimate Of the num-
her Of cars of wheat shipped from sta
,tionss in Aberdeen territory during tho
fiscal year closing June so, 1903, has
been issued BY the st, Paul railroad.
together with an estimate of the prob
able Shipments from the same terri
tory during the preHent fiscal year.
Reports from fortS-three towns in the
James River division in that territory.
give the 1908 shipments as 4, 425 cars.
The estimate for this year ISL 6 ,40S
cars Twenty-six stations In the
Hastings and Dakota division shipped
a total OF 6.195 cars last year and this
year the estimate Is placed at Z, 466
cars. This indicates that the wheat
crop this year Is greatly in excess Of
that raised last year.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06

l.. Martinson, a hcmesteader res,d-
ing near Mprdo, is the champion
pedestrian of Western South Dakota
After caring for his crops and con
Guiding his harvesting and threshing
in order to make a little extra money
he secured employment at a distance
of eleven miles from his home. He
walked these eleven miles each morn
ing and evening, to and from his
working, making "stroll',5of twenty
two rifles daily, besides doing a hard
days work. "A :. 81 !. J.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
CURE BY GRATING FAILS.
Burned Child Whom Playmates Try to
Save Succun,bs

Although a score Of her young
playmates recently consented to the
removal of cuticle from their own!
persons SO a skin grating operation
could be performed in the case Of
little Alice Cummings, daughter Of
Emmett Cummings Of Ellington, the
little girl now has died after having.
suffered untold agonies from burns
received nearly a year ago. The skin
grating was resorted to in last
effort to save the child's life, but II
proved unayailing. The fearful burns
refused to heal.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
YOUNG Woman Commits suieide.

Mrs. Frank Jones, twenty-four years
old, committed suicide at the Euro
rean hotel at Yankton by swallowing
the contents of a three-ounce vial Of
Scarbolic acid. She was at the hotel
for a week with her husband and took
poison while he was at the postofiice..
When discovered she was beyond
medical help.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
SHERIFF r KILLS MAN. !

Fugitive Shot Down While Resisting
Arrest.
5 Two horse thieves arrested at
Presho and wanted by Gregory coun-
ty broke jail, but were recaptured at,
Kennebec by the sheriff. Harvey
one Of the fugitives, was killed for res
sisting arrest. johnson, his compan-
ion, has been turned over to the Greg
CRY county authorities.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
Interurhan Deed Filed.

A mortgage deed. running to the
Carnegie Trust company Of New York,
has heen fled with the register of
deeds in Aberdeen by the Aberdeen,
Southern and Huron Railway com
pany. The amount Is given as So
100000. This Is the company which
has made surveys for an electric in
terurban line between Huron and
Aberdeen j. A. Cleaver Of Huron Is
president. f
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
DUMP PAUPERs ON COUNTY
Minnehaha Accuses lows Neishbors Of
Selfish Practice.

Hthhehd ara = ccusesst y oHa ~ el9nporSo 81.
3.i vi Selfish Practice.
Il Minnehaha county authorities charge
that the authorities Of Northwestern
Iowa counties recently have dumped
d number Of their paupers Into Min.
nehaha county. A recent case which
came to light was that Of q woman
and three children, who were discoy-
cred In a howell near the Sioux Falls
brewery In destitute circumstances.
It. was learned as the result Of an In
vestigation that she had been acharge
OF an Iowa county for some time, but
had finally been gotten rid ofS by the
authorities Of the Iowa county con-
tcerned furnishing herself and chill
dren transportation to Sioux Falls. 1t
is stated that several other cases of
a similar nature have developed DUR
ing the last week.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
Acquitted on Second Trial.

The jury in the case Of the state
against Henry Hendrickson, on trial
at Flandrean charged with the muir,
der Of Harvey Bradfield last HalloWs
seen, brought in a verdict Of not gull
5ty. In the first trial the jury rendered
"a verdict Of guilty. In the last trial
Hendrickson went on the stand IN his
own behalf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
DEPOSITS AT HIGH POINT
State Banks VIII soon Hold over 500.
for Each Inhabitant.

The bank deposit Of South Dakota
furnish evidence that the state Ii get
ting rich. The total deposits shown
are $67, 261 &C: SO, but Of this a little
over 100000 is credited to other
banks and bankers, and the Individual
deposits do not reach that figure. The
showing Is an increase Of Sc, SOC, 900
in the last year. When the crop de-
8posits are made for this year the indi-s
Svidual deposits OF the state will be-
over 500 for each resid Tent.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
THE DEEDS DONE

Once the destnies this
the voting kings have voted for the aftermath We "
the promises will be kept. Wouldn't it be power
they had back the early power recall
case man failed to do his drtor fulfilling his prois
could extract hmand somebody would would
make sdestep pretty lively represent their
ents, which they don't do under the present system.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
Funds for ! Gymnasium.

The students of Wesleyan univer-
sity at Mitchell have taken up the
work Of raising funds to build a gym
nasium. The project was started sew
eral years ago, but abandoned
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
SHARK Fires Farm, FINDINGS.

A spark from q thresher engine set
! Gre to the farm buildings pf q. HI
Williams near Bushnell, causing d
loss Of 1880.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-11-06
Kicked ii the Il ace and Killed.

The young man found dead near
Elk creek bridge, near sturgis, one
day last week has been identified as
a resident of Pedro named Green
He had been hauling freight to Pedro
from Rapid City with SIX horses and
two wagons and 1t is believed he was
kicked by a horse while unhitching to
camp for the night. His face was
bruised and one eye smashed. The
remains were taken to Rapid City for
burial.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

B. d. Neal, Of Rensselaer, was
with Monroe friends Friday. He
was enIoute to Elsberry to visit rel
atives.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

HOW ST. NICK FOOLED JOHNNY.
The BSy's Parent Bought UssfuI Pre-
ents When Santa Passed Him BY

ETH lay for st. Nicholas" Johnny
said TO his little sister. Sue.
''WhyI" she asked.
IF he wants to leave useful pres
ents I'll Just step him!" was his
boastful answer.
You'd best mott" Sue said-girls
have these premonitions.
He said: "Pshaw. I'm as foxy A. ST.
Nicholasl" and while his little sister
lay asleep he watched.
Time passed. The clock struck mid
night. Then he saw his papa and his
mamma entering silently with certain
bundles.
whats upy' he called 70 them.
''whers's g. NlehOlasf rye been lay
ing for him sos to head him on from
aeaviAg clothes and things a. he aid
last yeArl"
Rash boyl" said his father. after .
moment Of reflection. your mamma
overheard your audaeious plan
which almost kept 81. Nicholas fron
sAa honAsi assure Won would naa
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17
THURSDAY. DEC. II, 1903.
SPOILED BY A COOK
CHRISTMAS EXPERIENCE IN A
WoMEN's BOARDING HOUSE.
How = Famlshed Tabioful Had to Walt
for Their Turkey Until the Bel
Ilserent Female Could Be
coaRed from the Room.

"My most unpleasant and yet most
comical experience Of Christmas.keep-
Ing" said the concert singer, dates
back to the timo when lived for
economy's sake in home for working
women. The cook we had was a good
one, and SO, when Christmas day came,
We all felt assured that at one o'clock
We should have our orthodox turkey.
and-plum-pudding dinner.
But one bottle Of whisky, SNUG.
gled into a Christian kitchen, will up.
set the expectations of 80 hungry
boarders. Just how many drinks the
cook had that morning, / cannot say,
but when dinner time came she was
belliserently drunk. The turkey was
rs we'll roasted as though she had
been sober, but what was that to the
boArders in general, when she stood
over Il, carving-knife in hand, declar
ing that not soul in that dining.room
should have q mouthful Of It but
mamma and myself?
"vAinly did the matron threaten and
entreat. The determined cook was not
to be disarmed. Mamma and were
beautifully helped. but the others sat
and waited. wondering what would be
tho outcome Of the trouble. Finally.
the defeated matron came out of the
kitchen, and with tears In her voice.
said to me:
~ can do nothing with her. VIII
you go in and see what you can DOR
And 80 went in, and In my most
affable manner invited Intoxicated
Bridget TO sit down and have q friend
~ cup Of tea with myself She COM
Piled. though with an eye still on the
turkey. After we had had our tea, by
exerting all Of my arts and wiles 1 per-
suaded her to go up stairs and to bed.
II was not until she was safely out Of
the kitchen that dinner was served to
the other boArders.
"Of course the next day there was q
one that ended with her getting her
buds together and skipping Many.
in fact, all Of US, were ready to plead
for her, knowing that she could not
easily be replaced; but the matron
was adamant. protesting that in her
experience with the creature she had
already forgiven her until seventy
times seven, and she wasn't going to
forgive her again. And heard after
ward that II was really a year or
more before the woman was taken
back again into that kitchen.
Naturally, Il was easier for the
ether boarders, who, you may be sure.
resented that invasion OF their wit
Ties to forgive the cook than to make
friends with mamma and me. and from
that time on we were tho most unpop'
ular persons in the house. We had
been ruined BY q cooks favor. II
would not have mattered 20 much
about the boardsrs. bat the detection
Of her kitchen head was too much for
ehe mAtron's magnanimity. and ~ she
nanSged the lady managers Of that
institution, 1t was not very long before
We too. in our culinary friends Ian
guaEe. had to get our duds together
and skip"
II .AS,Kr - IA-af.A AS
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17
Friday, December 18th, 1908,

between the hours OF nine o'clncs in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the
afternoon OF that day and during the
regular December term 1908 Of said
Circuit G urt, the following described
real estate in Monroe County, Mis-
souri, to-wit:--the North East One
Fourth of the North East Quarter Of
section Fifteen. Mort. West One
Fourth Of the south West Quarter Of
the North East Quarter of rctiOn
twenty Seven, and all that part of
sections Ten and Fifteen contained
within the following mrtos and
Notwithstanding a. stake near II
branch EighIe Rods North Of the
South line II the South West One
Fourth Of the South East Quarter OF
Il aid section - en-, thence North Tween.
Y Six degrees East Seventy Two Rods
to a stake near said branch and at
the North East corner of said South
West One Fourth OF the South East
Quarter of said section Ten, thence
South Two llun"red and Forty Rode
thence West Forty Rods to a stake,
thence North One Hundred and Sew
entS Eight Rods to place of begin
ming. containing in all 100 acres more
or less, all in Township Fifty Five,
Range Eight West.
F. M. NoLEN,
Sheriff, Monroe County, Missouri.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17
SHERIFF'S SALE
IN PARTITION

BY authoritv VI a judgu"n' /" - r..
ii ion rendered by the CT "ui tt"rr
OF Monroe County Missouri H..
August term 1908 in the partili"h hit
OF
Robt. p. Mudd, ct al,
Plaintiffs,
Hattie LIE Mudd, ct al,
Deiendants.
certified nd Celivered to ne vii
sell at public auction to the high"-,
bidder for cash at the front door 81
the Court House in the City Of I'arie
in laid County and State on
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

Dimmitt viii take in Organs,
Horses. Mules or Cows on a Piano.
Come in now / will deliver right to
your house.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

Trade Dimmitt a horse for a
Piano for your daughter Christmas.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

For Sale King heater stove. APP
ply at this Office.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1908-12-17

have intervened but for the sake OF
your sister"
"Hew? what?" asked John.
Hush! Yes. ST. Nicholas was very
angry you should dare to cTitieise his
gifts. He would have passed az alto
gether had not gone 10 the roof and
said: st. Nicholas, don't 90 OF like
that. have q little daughter Who Is
innocent. Give me her presentsI'"
did he give them. papa!" asked
the boy.
Tor sure"
"Thsn what are those store bundles -
"They are your Eiftsl" answered
papa, spreading out the useful OBJ
jeets--I think that II was q new hat.
oYershoea and an umbrella. As St.
Nicholas left nothing for you, your
mamma and went out and bought
them"
&FN4A
A Perpetual Christmas Present. =
Mrs. Calier-You surely don't give
your husband n necktis every Christ,
MAST
Mrs. AtAemS--oh, yss. I dol And
the poor dear never seems 20 knew
that Il 10 the same onsl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-02
CITY ATTORNEY
GIVES OPINION
Legal Advice Upon Which Mayor
BoIIsChweIler Acted in Refus-
ing 10 Make the Gun Raids.
MANY REASONS ARE GIVEN

Mayor Bollschweiler today makes
public the following opinion from
City Attorney Hommann upon which
he based his action at refusing to
carry out Judge Booraem's request
to search every man assembled in
dance halls and saloons in the for
eign quarters of this city. AS the
city attorney is the sole legal adviser
of the mayor in his official capacity
he holds that he was justified in TAX
ing the action he did.
Mr.. Hommann's opinion is as fol-
lows:
Perth Amboy, N. ].
October 18th, 1908.
Hon. Albert Bollsehweiler, Mayor OF
the City of Perth Amboy, N. ].
Dear Sir:-
1 have before me letter addressed
to you by Judge Booraem under date
of September Gath, 1908, in which he
requests you to approve of a plan in
augurated by him and to be carried
out by the Prosecutor of this county,
persons frequenting the saloons and
dance halls in the various parts of the
county" He further states that he de-
sires II you approve of this plan"
that you instruct the chief to make
such raid on Saturday night and also
continue his examination OF the per-
sons supposed of carrying concealed
weapons on Sunday and such other
times as he may deem 1t necessary"
You have asked me in view OF the
cism has been aroused over your ac-
tion in refusing to advise the Superin-
tendent of Police to carry out the plan
Continued on page A.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-11-02
CONFIRMED A
LARGE CLASS
Bishop McFaul Received 254 at
ST. MaTy's Church During
Impressive Service.
WENT TO mETuCHEK LATER

Bishop James A. McFauI of Tren-
ton, administered the rites of con-
frmation to the largest class in st.
Mary's Roman Catholic church this
city yesterday, that he has ever con-
frmed since he has been bishop of
the diocese. There were 254 boys
and girls including twenty-five adults
that were confirmed.
Bishop McFaul first made his vis-
itation to the parish after which he
preached the sermon and tUeblT-
firmation followed. He was assisted
by Rev. DR.. Griffin, of Trenton, Rev.
Peter Corr and Rev. Thomas Massey
of the church. The class assembled
in the school In Center street and at
1890 O'Clock they marched to the
church where the ceremonies began
at II O'Clock.
The girls each wore a wreath on
their head and the boys a white rib
bon on their arm. The church was
we'll filled with the parents and
friends of those that were confirmed.
Bishop McFaul went from here td
Metuchen. where he confirmed a class
in st. Francis r. c. church In THAI
place, in the afternoon.