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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-12-31

In THE SOCIAL REALM 4
Mrs. Bertram Entertains.

Mrs. Phil Bertramf was hostess to
the Wednesday Afternoon Forty.
Two Club at her pretty home on
West Main street Tuesday afternoon
instead of the usual time, this week,
with a delightful Christmas party
The color schemes for the receiv-
ing rooms were red and green, ferns
and evergreens of holly and dainty
red Christmas bells and other decor
atoms, all splendidly carrying out
, the holiday attire of the house. Mer-
! ry Kris Kringles, which shaded the
lights and shining red tapers made
an attractive glow, while pretty
Christmas bells topped the table
markers and other Christmas things
characterized the dainty score-cards
, In the dining room the decorations
were most elaborate. Christmas
chains, or decorations of red and
green, suspended from the chande-
| lier to the four corners of the pol
ished table which was beautiful in
Fits dainty lace, cleaning cut glass
| bon bon holders and its centre piece
of handsome red geraniums. whose
| holder was also rich red, with a
glowing red Christmas bell, sur
mounted Dy most lOVaDle santa
Claus suspended from the chande-
| Tier over the centre piece.
Only club members and no sub
stitutes were present Table favors
We're delightful little Japanese
Christmas baskets. topped with red
ribbon bows and sprigs Of holly.
which were cut for, as the guests
sat at tables with Santa Claus decor
ated tea cloths eating delicious
chicken salad, pickles, jelly, celery,
butter fins. Then all the guests re-
| paired to the dining room and were
served refreshing hot chocolate, fruit
cake and stu fed d atas by Little Mis-
| ses Eva Holland and Harlan Miller.
who wore flimsy dresses of white,
| red ribbons and little serving aprons
| of white with her adornments. To
| these maidens the hostess kindly
/ presented quaint boxes of candy
| At the business meeting Mrs L.
! Keplinger was elected president for
the coming year and Mrs. F. Brady,
| secretary
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SEGREGATE SEXES.
Male and Female Students Forbid
den to Board at Same Place.

Chicago, Dec. 31.-Under a new
rule adopted by the University of
Chicago, effective today, women stu
dents will not be allowed to live at
the same boarding houses where
male students are housed
1t is the custom of the university
to assign" students to suitable
boarding places and as landlords are
thus somewhat dependent upon the
institution. the faculty hopes to be
able to enforce the new rule without
difficulty. The landlords are to be
instructed to provide reception par
Tors for the young women where
they can receive calls at suitable
hours
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Installation. ". O. W

Tuesday night, January 5th, 1909,
the oftlcers-elect of Elm Camp No.
46, and those of Harmony Grove, No.
4O9 will be jointly installed at the
w. 0. w. hall, Waxahachie, Texas
This meeting will be open to men,
bers OF each organization, together
with their families, and to any visit
Ing Sovereign or member of Circle
A nice short program Is being pre-
pared to assist in the entertainment
which includes an address by Sow.
]. r. Mcclure of Waxahachie. An
important feature OF the evening
will be genuine old-fashioned bas-
ket supper. and each Sovereign is
expected to bring well-filied basket
or il preferred, see either Sow.
Shores. Ralston or McClaiE.
d235w49 LEM WRAY, Clerk.
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J k{eKork of Societies.

The ndies Aid and the Improve
sment ciety OF the Main Street
sChrist1on church have purchased and
paid f0r 4 beautiful "ChAngeable
pitch,sRk4 % Vough style pianna. The
MIA an WIN be used In connection
with&Ae Urgan and will be quite an
adQ1n - the music. Mr.. Boon sta
ted Aea9 societies and the church
as - h13e- deserve mention for the
wq1 they have accomplished during
Hast few months. He stated this
cheh had paid out t1400 for Diff
f(fat things during the seven
this and besides had met all local
enaes. The church starts New
IL Absolutely out Of debt.
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To Inaugurate Hughes,

Albany, N. Y. Dec. 31.-Prepara-
tons were completed today for the
Inauguration OF Governor Charles e.
Hughes at noon tomorrow. Following
the ceremonies, which will be of an
elaborate character, Governor and
Mrs. Hughes will hold a reception
and will attend ball to be given
in their honor In the evening.
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THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
The Lessons for December and Jan
uary Have Been Combined.

The Lessons for December and jan
uary Have Been Combined.
The Shakespeare lesson for De-
cember 10th, has been combined
with lesson for Jan. 18th. There
will be no meeting of the Club De-
cember 20, but on January 18th the
Club will meet at two O'Clock in
stead of three O'Clock.
Questions on the lesson for the
meeting January 18th:
Lesson, Act ", Scenes 13, IA, Is
Act "
Special Questions,
Roll call-Quot ations from the
play. y
{ Moral teachings of the play. Mrs
Leigh.
Description of the Battles of the
Play and the Military Equipments of
that time. Mrs. Nevins.
Mythology Of the play, Mrs. Grid
die.
Aesthetic qualities of the play,
Mrs. Groce.
Reading, Mrs Peters.
Modern Egypt under English
Rule, Mrs, Fears.
Modern Italy and Rome, Miss Al
len.
Painters and Paintings of Italy,
Miss Maude Davis.
Octavia as type of Roman matron.
Mrs Watson
Criticism of the play, Mrs. VIM.
Reading, Miss Coltrane.
Act IV-Scene 13.
Describe the monument to which
Cleopatra fled.
What does her flight to the monu-
.nent reveal OF her character
Has Cleopatra always devised
new themes in managing Antony or
has she repeated her methods?
Act IV-Scene IA.
From what is the metaphor OF
pas ants taken?
trtpr wffat-e+4staIn-did- Antony
make his demand on Eras9
Can you think of other Romans
who met death III the same way?
What valedietory is made to An
tony in scene IA?
Act IV-Scene Is.
Why do you suppose Antony is not
angry when he hears Cleopatra has
deceived him as to committing sui
csae?
Does it seem that Cleopatra is in
sincere here?
What do you think of the calm
ness and forcefulness of Antony
last sayings?
q Is it a dangerous religious influ-
ence for character like Antony to
meet death so fearlessly?
What are Cleopatra's emotions
when she is confronted with the
problem Of death?
Do you feel enough interest in
Cleopatra to take up the 5th article
concerned with her alone? Would
the play be stronger to have ended
here?
Act IV-Scene I.
Mas Caesar sincere or irOnic4 in
the Expression, The breaking OF SC
greNs thing should make greater
crack, etc.
Ahalyze Caesars speech begin
Is YOU feel reconciled to Caesar S
81. premacy4
why does he wish to lead Cleo
fsatra III triumph
Act YScene 2.
why does Cleopatra wish ito
look Caesar in the face?'
DO you wish Cleopatra brought to
Octavids sightf
Is it q real or assumed virtue
which Il -animattng Cleopatra when
she says 'sMy deBclation does begin
to make better life?"
. What two motives are combined
Ia Cleopatra when she says This
mortal house I'll ruin"
Is the glory of physical strength
and beauty subject to limit and
time?
Who Ia the last victim. OF Cleopa-
Itra.s magical spell?
Dbl Cleopatra die in the high
Roman fashion,"
10 you think the clown knows
Whist Cleopatra intends with the asp ?
Which Is the stronger personality,
Iras or Charmain?
Does this play seem oyercrowded
with minor characters?
n u05 Sx3kespeare teach In the
Ms4 III Olsen artist. doctxinaire or
moranst!
MRS. j. C. LUMPKINS,
III Leader.
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Benefit, for Muryleress

New York, Dec. 31.-To aid Sa-
rah Koten, who will be placed on
trial next week for the murder OF
DR.. Samuel Auspitz. the Artistic
Dramatic Club will give, an enter
tainment and ball tomorrow night.
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Northumberland

Cards are out for the coming mar
riage of Miss Aconee Nelson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. j. d. Nelson, near town,
to Mr. Ed Hosford. of Sterrett, son
of the late William Hosford. The
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Monroe Majors and wife, Bard
we'll, December "a, girl.
G. f. Fields and wife, Avalon.
Decem Der so, girl.
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CALVIN BROS, re-prepered to at
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Ii frfe gents furnishing line. Clean9
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their careful attention and satisfac-
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LOST-A gold ST. Mary's College
pin, bearing on it's face cross and
the name Of the college. Finder will
please return to this Office and re-
ceive reward. 80
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FIVE DOLLARS in advance, will
paysfor the Daily Light. for whole
year.sWephavee many on our list who
save dollar by paying in advance.
II you have never tried 1t, do SO and
see. how well you will be pleased. tt
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WANTED TO RENTING or three
rooms furnished for light house
keeping State convenieHces. j. M
Youngblood & Co. tt
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The Birth Record.

c. Eberle Jacquese and Mrs. Eva
l.. Silva.
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PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light Office when you want
printing done of any kind. The best
work guaranteed. tx
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WANTED-To clean and press your
clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Martin Kurzlieb, 116 Colloge street.
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WANTED TO RENT-50 or so
acres Of land in Ellis or adjoining
county Apply al this office. 222pd
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wedding is scheduled for January G
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STENOGRAPHER-- Lola Cur
lin. office with G. C. Groce, Citizens
Bank Building. okf
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FOR SALE-Valuabl horse, ke,t
lucky stock, at a very low price.
Old phone 420 II
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WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. B. S. McCcurt, old
phone 461. tt
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n. D. McCOMBS, Fire, life, accident,
tornado, plat glass an ! live stock in
Surance. u
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HAVE your cattle dehorned- by g.
II. Gammons fbore OF leave orders
at Billups market. tf
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FOR SALE-One roller top desk.
Apply at Waxahachie Steam Laun
dry. Il 81
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FOR SALE-One share of STOCK in
Katy Boating and Fishing club. J..
Lee Penn, Chm. 81
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nna>rain tonight or
o.
BE. 232p
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Light office. #
residence in Bull
Crockett Jennings. 233
Al wants a horse, buggy and har-
Ness for 10000 WI F. Ross 34p
FOR RENT-Two large rooms, in
private home, 431 Rogers street. "a
ORDERS TAKEN at the Daily Light
Office for engraved calling cards. tt
FOR SALE-One roller top desk.
Apply at Waxahachie Steam Laun-
dry. 81
AR D. McCOMRS, Fire, life, accident,
tornado, plat glass an live stock in
Surance. u
WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily. B. s. McCcurt, old
phone 461. tt
ER--Miss Lola Cur
lin, office with G. c. Groce, Citizens
Bank Building. ok.f
FOR SALE--One share of stocN in
Katy Boating and Fishing cub. j.
Lee Penn, Chm. 81
FOR SALE-Valuable horse, ke,t
lucky stock, at a very low price.
Old phone 420 r
HAVE your cattle dehorned- &c.
II. Gammons fbope OF leave orders
at Billups' market. tf
WANTED To RENT-50 or so
acres Of land in ellis or adjoining
county Apply at this office. 222pd
WANTED-To clean and press your
clothes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Martin Kurzlieb, 116 Colloge street.
PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light Office when you want
printing done of any kind. The best
work guaranteed. tx
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
rooms furnished for light house
keeping. State convenieHces. j. M.
Youngbood & Co. tt
A -
LOST "A gold ST. Mary's College
pin, bearing on it's face a cross and
the name of the college. Finder will
please return to this Office and re-
ceive reward. 80
FIVE DOLLARS in advance, will
paygfor the Daily Light for whole
year.gWNhave many on our list who
: save dollar by paying in advance.
II you have never tried 1t, do SO and
= see. how well you will be pleased Il
CALVIN BROS, are-prepered to at
tend to your wants when they are
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their careful attention and satisfac-
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

Call and let me show you.
SAM M. GRIST, Special Agt.
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Presbytery Programme.

The local committee on devotional
exercises for the First Associate Re-
formed Presbytery. which convenes in
the YOrkville church next Monday
night, has arranged the following ten
tative programme, subject to such
changes as may appear desirable after
preSbytery organizes:
Monday night at oclock-Sermon
by Rev. j. A. White. retiring modera-
tor after which Presbytery will be or
ganiZed.
Tuesday morning 9.3O-DevotiOnal 8.
exercises Of 10 minutes, conducted by
the moderator.
10 O'clock-Sermons by two theolog-
ical students.
II o'clock-Sermons by two theolog-
ical students.
Adjournment at 1.3O p. m. Recon-
vene at $50.
o'clock-Sermon by two students
Adjournment at p. m. Reconvene
at o'clock.
o'clock-Llcensure of four SEM
mary graduates. Adjourn at pleasure.
IRE.
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YORK FURNITURE co.

80 Use Harrison's Town and Coun
try" Paints--they last.
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SC0TCHMAN
BANK OF
HICKORY GROVE.
lover THE COUNTER"

The Taylor Burt Paper Co.,
HOlyOke, Mass.
J. G.. Taylor, President.
May 8, 1907.
Mr.. O. L. Cowles. General Agent,
The Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co,
Springfield. Mass.
Dear Sir
| have just received the policy for
$4,000. which makes the eighth policy
that have taken out with YOU in the
Mutual Benefit. Of Newark. n. j.. and
all in furce This ought to show my
faith in this grand old company, as
we'll az in the agent.
Ny first policy was taken out six
teen years ago. and it is the only one
for which you ever solicited me-all
the balance have been sold me over
the counter" / am perfectly satisfied
with the way l have been treated, and
am glad indeed to recommend the COM
pany to any one needing Life lnsur-
ance. Yours very truly,
]. G. Taylor.
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1. w. JOHNSON.
THE CORN CONTEST.

A LII FARMERS of York County
"A who desire to do so, are invited to
enter the Farmers Union Corn Con-
test.
The prize money is being raised by
voluntary contributions. Already the
sum of 1925 has been promised and
this fund will probably be increased.
The fund is to be divided into three
prizes to go to the first second and
third largest yields on one acre.
The largest yield is to have so per
cent oc the entire amount, the second
largest yield 80 per cent and the third
largest yield 20 per cent.
All intending contestants must make
known their intention to Mr.. A. L.:
BLACK, Secretary of the Farmers
Union, No. /, Yorkville. on or before
JUNE 1ST, and pay to him an en-
trance fee of so cents each.
Each contestant is required to plant
two acres in corn on the intensive
system for each plow operated on ac-
count of his own farm, and the yield
of each acre required of him must be
up to 75 per cent of his best acre.
For further and fuller particulars
see the issue of The Enquirer Of April
IA. the Rock Hill Record Of April 13,
the Rock Hill Herald of April IS, or
apply to Mr.. 4. l.. BLACK or any
member of the undersigned commit
tee.
w. d. GRIST.
]. B. SCOTT,
d. J. FORBES, Com.
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We Pay You to Save
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P. S.-J. ]. KELLER & CO., sell our
PAINT.
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Yorkville Hardware Co.

~ If your want is a Hardware want
we want to supply your want.
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w. ID. GRIST.
J. 3. SCOTT,
d. j. FORBES, Com.
IS YOUR CLOCK RUNNING ?

TT HAT old Clock that has been
Il standing for years, and which you
would like to have keeping time again;
but which you think cannot be fixed
at a reasonable price. Bring it to
me.
I do 'eliable, honest work on
Watches.
FL D. MARLEY
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90 Wantcd.-YOur orders for all
kinds OF printed matter. Best work
at faireSt prices.
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j. J. KELLER Il co.
x Huntley

LII T. Il VI II Ne
WE are located at the Kimball
w stand, rear Of ]. @. Wrays and
respectfully request the people Of the
town of Yorkville and country sur
rounding to give us an opportunity to
make a reputation for prompt, efficient
and reliable service.
Good horses and good vehicles.
LASSITER e. HUNTlEY.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

WE E are requested to announce the
w name Of 8. 8. PLExICO Of Rock
HILL as a candidate for SHERIFF Of
York county, subject to the action Of
the Democratic party in the approach
ing primary election.
35 te
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AT THE BRATToN FARM.

WE have a number Of Guernsey
w Cows and Heifers that we VIII
sell.
Pure cream at 25 cents quart, at
the farm at all times, or delivered on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
Pigs for Sale-$2.50 and IS each.
]. MEEK BURNS, Manager.
Jan. 25 TT W
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Building Materials

If you intend to do any building or
repairing, we will be pleased to have
you remember us for all kinds Of Rough
and Dressed Lumber, including Floor
ing. Ceiling, Misunderstanding, Franz
ing, Siding, Shingles, Laths, etc., and
also for Lime, Cement and Brick, as
well as the Paints, Oils and Varnishes
that you will need-we sell the cele-
brated Devoe Paint-lasts longer and
goes further. We also carry full
line of Building Hardware, including
everything needful in Hardware.
FLY SCREENS
Now is good time to place your
orders with us for made-t e-to-measure
Fly Screens for windows and doors
they fit.
Let us make a Lawn Swing for your
lawn. If you have any small jobs OF
repairing. just phone us. Well do the
rest.
j. J. KELLER Il co.
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81 Good Printing? See The Enquirer.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Pleased With Visit.

Justice G. II. Eekstein. Treas
urer ofthe Committee of Arrange
ments. for the recent Red Mems
demonstration. received from the
Good Will Fire Company, of
Cham bersburg, Pa, a request
that the cancelled check for the
prize money won by the com
pauy in the contescs here. be re-
turned TO the company, and Mr..
G. Ii. Lands, secretary Of the
committee, received from the
same company q request for one
OF the invitations sent out to the
fire companies and other organi-
cations. The letters stated that
the company desired to preserve
these papers as souvenirs of the
trip TO Frederick, which the let
terra stated, had been thoroughly
enjoyed by the members of the
company, who were greatly
pleased with the courteous treat
meut that they received here.
The requests we're at once com
piled With.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Business Must Boom.

Last winter Dir. Roosevelt took
notice rather tardily of the very
common ascription of the panic
to his persistent and vindictivs
attacks upon corporations. He
said that it was not true that he
had caused the panic, but that if
he did cause it, he had nothing
to regret, any amount of business
calamity was better than that he
should restrain his speech and
allow the legislative bodies and
the courts to exercise their ordi-
nary functions without being
"sic'd" on to the corporations
by the President. and what ne
had been doing and saying ne
was going to keep on doing and
saying until noon, March 4th,
1909.
But having nominated his can
didate for the succession, Mr..
Roosevelt realizes that his is the
serious task of electing him. He
has had occasion to take note
that bad condition of bus ness
does not helpa party to stay in
power. There was panic in
1873, and in the following year
the Democrats elected the first
House of Representatives that
they had controlled since the war
In 1876 the Democrats elected
their President, but the Republl.
lieans counted him out with the
assistance of . commission IN.
known to the Constitution. In
1884 there was a financial panic,
confined mostly to New York,
but in the fall of that year the
Democrats elected their Presi ..
dent. There were serious tinan-
cial disturbances in the fall of
1890, and then the Democrats
elec.ed the House of Represent
atives. There was a panic in
1898, and in 1894. the Rspubli-
cans recovered the House of Rep
resentatiyes aud in 1896 they cap
tursd the President.
Naturally, it was announced a
few weeks ago that there would
be no more prosecutions of the
trusts for several months. Ii
would take until after the election
to prepare the case against the
New Haven Railroad. Orders
have now been issued to all OF
] the government departments TO
spend all of the money they can.
Everything the government will
need for year is to be bought
before the election. Money must
be poured out. Business must
boom. Labor must be employed.
Wages must be kept up. Idle
wheels must turn. Every body
must have government contract
and feel good. Taft must be
elected.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-07-24
Trouble in a Cab.

There was considerable excite.
ment in the vicinity of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad depot
in Hagerstown, recently, caused
by woman from Frederick
threatening to shoot q we'll known
young nan of Hagerstown. The
woman met the man with a cab
on Summit avenue and the two
started to drive out on the street.
Before they had driven very far,
the woman ripped out an oath
and at the same time threatened
to shoot her companion. The
latter did not wait to see if
the woman had a gun. but lesped
from the cab and almost few out
the railroad tracks. and. it is
said, took a roundabout way
home. The woman is still look
ing for him.