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Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

~ of the original town of Mex
leo, Missouri, from the north line
of Jackson street to the south line
Of Monroe street and to curb
where necessary the \ east and
west sides thereof along the dis
tance to be paved.
BE it resolved by the council
of the City of Mexico, Missouri,
as follows:
Sec. That the council of the
City of Mexico, Missouri,
deem it necessary to pave with
first class vitrified paving brick
Of blocks the alley way in block
IL of the original town of Mex
leo, Missouri, from the north line
of Jackson street to the south
line of Monroe street, said alley
to be paved the width thereof Of
IL feet. The width of said alley
and the material and plans of
said Improvement are more par
ticularly shown by the diagram,
plans and specifications for said
improvement filed by the City
Engineer with the City Clerk.
Said psveing to be laid to the
established grade.
See 2. That the council deem
it necessary in view of the pro-
posed Improvement of the alley
in block IL of the original town
of Mexico, Missouri, to curb the
east and west sides thereof where
of where there are no buildings
to serve for the same with white
oak lumber two inch thick by
twelve inches deep, as is more
particularly shown by the plans,
diagram and specifications of the
City Engineer filed with the City
Clerk
Sec. 3. That the cost Of said inn
prOvement SO declared as nee
essary TO be done by sections one
and two hereof shall be paid by
levying a special assessment on
all lots aud tracts Of land front
ing or abuting on said alley along
the distance so 70 be improved,
in proportion TO the front foot
ing or abuttine on said alley along
ment as provided by an act Of
the general assembly OF the State
Of Missouri, approved March %,
1901, and found at page SO Of
the laws Of Missouri for 1901.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
Notice Of Sheriff's Sale In Par
tition.
State Of Missouri. as.
George Sanford,

State OF Missouri. -.
George Sanford, Plaintiff
VS..
John w. Sanford, Ella Foster. Lena San
ford, omR Sanford, Fred Sanford, Lucy
Il. Qualls and Nancy A. sanford,
Defendants.
In the Circuit Court Of Audrain Coun-
ty. Missouri.
BY virtue and authority OF decree
aud order OF sale made by the said Court
IN the above entitled cause aud Of GER
tiled copy thereof dated February 10th
1903, l will on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH THE cath, 1909,
between the hours OF nine o'clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the after
noon OF that day, at the east front door
OF the court honse In the city OF Mexico,
Ia Aud rain county, Missouri, sell at pub
lie vendue TO the highest bidder the FOL
lowing described real estate, viz, tO-wlt:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter OF section t90) twenty nine, town
ship $50 tifty, range g., west OF the fifth
+. NJ, In Audrain county, Missouri
Terms Of sale as follows, for cash.
j. b. WO0LERY.
Sheriff Of Audrain Co.,
State Of Missouri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
Farm For Sale.

We offer the farm known as
the Edison farm, containing 1888
acres, for sale at $4,000 per acre.
This farm is 8 1-2 miles south
east of Rush Hill.
The Clarkson Realty & Invest
ment Co.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

Sam Pemberton has something
very uncommon in sheep raising,
says the Centralia Guard. He has
80 lambs with 0 ewes, one has
five lambs, one has four, and
seven have three apiece. Mr..
Pemberton has lost but three or
four out of thirty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
City Engineers Office.

Mexico, Mo-, March 9, 19o9s--
Sealed proposals win be received
by the City Clerk Of Mexico, Mo-,
until 1880 p. m. Monday March
%, 1909, for furnishing the ma
terial and constructing approx
mately 1880 Iineal feet o. sanitary
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Great Laymen's Meeting In Mex.
leo This Month.


The Conference OF the Baptist Broth
erhood for Central Missouri will DO held
at the First Baptist Church, Mexico
Missouri, Monday and Tuesday, March
% and 30, 1909.
Mems supper, Hardin College, on
Tuesday, $3.50 p. m. sharp. No after
dinner speeches. One hour Of solid
conference, $3.50 to 1870, "Men and the
Work OF the Church, )" led by DR.. NJ. d.
Eubank. Two hundred men wanted.
MONDAY AFTERNOON 2:30 O'CLOCK,
MARCH %.
Introduction Chairman
"what Are Missouri Baptist Church
es Doing?" Rev. r. L. West, D. D.,
Secretary OF State Missions in Missouri.
"NNhat Are the Men Of Our Churches
Doing7" Rev. r. L. Davidson, D. D.
Sunday School Secretary for Missouri.
"The Appointment Idea and Re-
Suits" Dr.. NJ. d. Eubank, represent
ing the Foreign Mission Board, N.
BaptistConvention.
''our Share" Rev. J. c. Armstrong,
d. D., Secretary OF Home and Foeign
Missions in Missouri.
Resources OF Missouri Baptists''
or conference,
MONDAY EVENING 500 o. CLOCK,
MARCH 20.
Hon. d. II. Harris, Presiding.
"Outstanding Home Mission Prob
lems," Rev. b. d. Gray, d. D., ATTAIN
ia, Ca, Corresponding Secretary,
Home Mission Board, Southern Bap-
list Convention.
1.-THE Double Emergency" Rev. L.
Call Barnes, representing American
Baptist Home Mission Society OF New
York City.
TUESDAY MORNING 800 O'CLOCK
MARCH 80,
DR.. Edward Biggs, Bowling Green
Mo-, Presiding.
"World-wide Vision" DR.. J. p,
Greene, Pre- sident William Jewell Col
lege.
Worldwide Evangelism" Hon. Jno,
B. Pew, Kansas City, Mo.
"An Adequate Force" Hon. D. II
Harris, Fulton, Mo.
Conference on Church Finance
"Methods that VIM" Rev. L. Cal
Barnes, d. d.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 200 O'CLOCK, =
MARCH 30.
Prof. j. w. Barley, Hardin College
Presiding.
mission Work as Saw IT,, Hon
E. w, Stephens, Columbia, Mo-, Mod
orator Missouri Baptist General Asso-
citation.
1.-THE Christianization of our Civiliza'
tion."
1.-THE Reflex of Missions" Rev. w
J. Williamson, d. D., Pastor Third
Baptist Church, ST. Louis, Mo.
"Christian Stewardship" DR.. ]. T
Henderson, Secretary Laymen's Move
ment of Southern Baptist Convention.
Mems supper, $3.50 p. M, Hardin Col
lege. Conference, $3.50; 100
"Men and the Work OF the Church,
led by DR. NJ. D. Eubank.
TUESDAY EVENING, 500 O'CLOCK,
MARCH 80.
Hon. Com. p. Storts, Slater. Mo.
Presiding.
"Appeal on the East TO the West,
Rev. r. J. Willingham, DID,, Secre'
tary OF Foreign Mission Board, s.
Baptist Convention.
"Message of the West - the East,
ReY. p. S. Henson, D. D., Boston
Mass, representing TIE Missionary
Boards of the Northern Baptist Con
yention.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
Thursday, March rs.

75c granite No. 8 Tea
Kettle, only l to a
customer, this day,
35c
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

IL at galvanized buck
ct, 25c value, this
day l5c, only l to a
customer, or G dinner
plates, white EIrce.
lain, SOC value, only /
set to a customer,
this day, set,
25c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
A Resolution.

IL OF tue original tOWn OF McNl'
co, Missouri from the West line
of jefferson street TO the East line
Of Washington street and to curb
where necessary the north and
south sides thereof along the dis
tance TO be paved.
BE it resolved by the Council
of the City of Mexico, Mo. as
follows:
Section !. That the Council of
the City of Mexico, Missouri,
deem it necessary 10 pave with
first class vitrifed paving brick
of blocks the alley way in Block
II of the original town of Mexico,
Missouri, deem il necessary ) TO
pave with first class vitrified
paving brick Of blocks the al
ley way in block II of the origin
al town of Mexico Missouri, from
the west line of jefferson street
to the east line of Washington
street, said alley to be paved the
width thereof of - feet. The
width of said alley aud the ma
terial and plans of said improve
ment are more particularly shown
by the diagram, plans and speci-
iications for said improvement
filed by the City Engineer with
the City Clerk. Said paving to
be laid to the established grade.
See. ., That the council deem
it necessary in view of the pro-
posed improvement Of the alley
in block II of the original town
of Mexico, Missouri, to curb the
north and south sides thereof
where there are no building to
pserve for the same with white
oak lumber two inches thick by
twelve inches deep, as is more
particularly shown by the plans,
diagram and specifications of the
City Engineer filed with the City
Clerk.
See. 3, That the cost of said i'm
provcment so declared as neces-
Sary to be done by sections one
and two hereof shall be paid by
levying a special assessment on
all lots and tracts of land front
ing or abuting on said alley along
the distance so to be improved,
in proportion to the front foot
thereof abutting on said improve
ment as provided by an act of
the general assembly Of the State
of Missouri, approved March 81,
1901, and found at page 63 of
the laws of Missouri for 1901.
SEES. 4, This resolution shall be
published for two consecutive
weeks in the Mexico, Missouri,
Messags, weekly newspaper
printed and published in the City
of Mexico, Missouri, and if a
majority of the resident owners
of property liable TO taxation for
said Improvement declared as
necessary TO be done by this reso-
luton, at the date of the passage
hereof who shall own a majority
of the front feet owned by resi-
dents Of the City of Mexico abut-
ting on said portion of said inn
provement as aforesaid, shall not
within ten days thereafter file
with the City Clerk Of this city
their written protest against said
improvement the city council of
the City of Mexico will cause a
contract for said work to be let
to the lowest and best bidder on
the plans and specifications, sub
stantially as so made for said inn
provement. Said improvement to
be completed not later than Dec.
II, 1909.
See. 5. That said work and inn
provement and the taxation there
for shall be done and made in
accordance with the charter and
ordinances of the City of Mexico
and the laws Of the State OF Mis-
souri, relating to and providing
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

$i.50 decorated bow
and pitcher for this
day, only l pair to a
customer,
the pair, zoe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
FRIDAY, March 26.

Set of cut Star table
tumblers, $l.00 set
value, set of 6, this
day,
T6r
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18
Fire and Tornado.
THE PARMERe'
suWT MUTUAL ERE IESgRkYeE 9

Let us write your insurance al
cost. and save you the profits the
Eastern companies are making.
Write Us about IL or call at the
k0mc ONCE.
w. l.. FowLEs. See.
ALEX CARTKR. Pres.
Mexico. DO.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

10 qt. tin slop pail, painted
wood handle. tin cover, Soc val
tie for 25c.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

A Resolution.
70 pave the aIISg wy in block
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

Swan wringers, ball bearing,
guaranteed for 8 years, 81. so val
lie, now $3.49. Other wringers
down to $1.75.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

Glass oil can, zoe value now zoe.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

20 dozen mems black and tan
hose for this sale, pair Sc, per
doz. pairs, SOC.
Mexico Missouri message., 1909-03-18

Just received big line of mems
and boys hats. Special values
at 99c.$l. 49-$I.9S.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12

PerK" WOOlley swung shovelful after
shovelful OF coal into the old engines
firebox. "Old Sal" draws the st. Louis
express, or train No. SOP, as it is tech
nically known, the fastest train In the
Central's service.
To meet the requirements of It's
schedule "old Sal" has to make the
final lap Of the long trip from Phila-
delphia into Jersey City at rate OF
Is miles an hour.
The engine was making It's usual
time when suddenly there came re-
port like the explosion of shotgun.
To a railroad man the noise could
mean but one thing. 1ntuitively,
"Perk" Woolley. the fireman, knew
that one of the crank pins had been
SHARED off, throwing loose the paral-
lei rod and the connecting rod of the
wheels on the right side fthe en-
CINE.
On the first upward toss the cab,
in which sat Engineer Frederick De
Groff, directly over the boiler and
some feet ahead of where Woolley
stood, was torn away on the right
side. De Groff was thrashed by the
rods as they swung around again, and
both his legs were mashed.
Behind tho fireman were hundreds
Of passengers. unconscious OF their
danger. He could not reach the cab
to apply the air brakes. One chance
remained-to break the air-pipe con-
nection swinging between the engine
and the tender with his hands.
The locomotive, it's speed undated,
was making rs miles an hour rs the
fireman swung down on the step on
the left side Of his cab. From this
point he reached for the air-brake con.
nection, but his reach was too short.
To make it he realized that he must
climb practically under the tender.
He did not hesitate. Gripping his legs
around the narrow iron step. he care.
fully reached out until one hand rested
on the running gear of the forward
trucks OF the tender.
Thus balanced, he stretched forth
his hands for the r-brake connection
and broke 1t. Slowly the brakes closed
around the wheels and the train was
stopped.
The accident happened at Hopewell,
IL miles out Of Trenton, and presently
De. GTon was placed CT G Trenton
bound train and rushed to the Trenton
hospital. There he died two hours
afterward.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
Worlds Longest BRIDGE.


Plans have been completed for uni
ting New York with the city Of New
Jersey by a colossal suspension
bridge. the longest in the world,
across the River Hudson. The bridge
will be 7,40O feet long, cost $15,ooO,-
900, serve 100000 people daily, and &C
commodate 10000 vehicles every "a
hours. Five enormous steel cables,
stretched across two huge pillars, half
stone and half steel, each $50 feet
high, will carry a total weight of 2oO,-
900 tons. Each cable, capable of sus-
tanning weight Of 10000 tons, will be
two feet in diameter, and composed
Of many wires laid parallel to each
other, but not twisted. The cost will
be borne by the states of New York
and New Jersey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
! CHAPTER xxlx.}
ASecioud and p.eksie.

AeCioud and picl<sie. -
News OF the fight in Williams Cache
reached Medicine Bend In the night.
Hofsemen. filling In the gaps between
telephones leading to the north coun-
try. made the circuit complete, but the
accounts, confused and colored in the
repeatins, came In a cloud Of con-
dieting Tumors. In the streets, little
groups Of men discussed the frag-
mentasy reports as they came from
the railroad oflces. Toward morning.
Sleepy Cat, nearer the scene of the
light began sending in telegraphic re-
ports In which truth and rumor were
strangely mixed. McCloud waited at
the wires Ill might, hoping for trust
worthy advices as to the result, but re-
revived none. Even during the morn
ing nothing came. and the silence
seemed moro ominous than the bad
pews Of the early night. Routine bust
ness Vas almost suspended and Nc
Cloud and Rooney Lee kept the wires
warm With inquiries. but neither the
telephone nor the telegraph would
HjaA any definite word as 10 what had
actually happened in the Williams
Cache night. It was easy to fear the
worst.
AZ the noon hour McCloud was sign
ing letters when Dicksie Dunnipg
walked hurriedly up the hall and hest
tated In the passagevay before the
open door Of his ONCE. He gave an
exclamation a. he pushed back his
chair. She was n her riding suit Just
as she had slipped from her saddle.
"Oh. MT. McCloud. have you heard the
awful nsvs7 Whispering Smith was
killed yesterday in Williams Cache By
Du Sang
McCloud sdnened little. Il hope
that can't be true. We have had
nothing here but rumors: perhaps It IL
these that you have heard"
mo. no! Blake. one Of our men,
was In the light and got back at the
ranch at nine o'clock this morning.
] heard the story myself. and I rode
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
couldnt Moxe Kim.

''Yep. tn cunnel is used to cyclones.
He had half dozen OF 'em at that
ranch OF his out in Kansas. He was
tellin' me yesterday bout the wust
one. It unroofed his house. an
crushed his barn. an blew two miles
of fence clean over inter tn mex
county"
Pretty stin blow"
"Yep, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. tn cum
mel says he crawled out OF the cyclone
cellar after It was all over. an what
do you suppose was the frst thing he
saw?"
"Give It up"
HE looked across his back lot. an.
by gum. theer was his hired man still
sittin' on tn fence!"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
One Cent a Word
Wanted-Cigar salesman in this ter
ritory. Experience unnecessary-S110 a
month and IS day expenses Maumee
Wholesale Cigar Company, Toledo, o.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

On a capital of $3.50. with some
brains and hustle. An annual income Of
$4,000 and upwards can easily be made
only occupying part Of your time. With
small capital an unusual opportunity
is offered to build up an Independent.
business handling the Thurman Port
able Electric Vacuum Cleaner. Write
today for particulars. We also manu-
facture portable wagon house to house
cleaners. General Compressed Air and
Vacuum Machinery Company, No.
519-X North Taylor avenue, ST. Louis,
Mo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
sohl Mr.. MecIoud, Have You Heard
tho Terrible NeWs?"

right IN TOTO see Marion, and my
courage failed mel came here first.
Does she know. do you think? Blake
saw him fall from the saddle after he
was shot, and everybody ran away,
and Du Sang and two other men were
firing ct him as he lay on the ground.
He couN not possibly have escaped
with his life, Blake said; he must
have been riddled with bullets. Isn't
It terriblef" She sobbed suddenly, and
McCloud, stunned at her words. led
her to his chair and bent over her.
IF his death means this to you,
Think OF what It means to mel"
A flood Of sympathy bore them to
9ether. The moment was hardly one
for interruption. but the dispatcher's
door opened and Rooney Lee halted,
Ithunderstruck. on the threshold.
Dioksie's hand disappeared in her
handkerchief. McCloud had been in
wrecks before. and gathered himself
together unmoved. What is It
Mooney
The very calmness Of the two at
me table disconnected the dispatcher.
He held the message in his hand and
shuhied his feet. "Give me your dis
patch" said McCloud. impatiently.
Quite unable to take his hollow
eyes OF Dicksie. poor Rooney ad-
vanced, handed the telegram to Nc
Cloud. and beat an awkward retreat.
McCloud devoured the words Of the
message at a glance.
Ah!" he cried. this is from Cor
don himself, sent from Sleepy Cat.
He must be safe and unhurt! Listen:
Three Of the Tower w men trailed into
Williams Cache. In resisting arrest this
morning, Du Sang was wounded and IL
Tying tonight Two prisoners. Karg and
SeAsrus. d. s.
''Those arc Gordon's initials: 1t is
The signature over which he tele-
graphs me. You see. this was sent
last night long after Blake left. He
- safe: I viii take my life ON II"
/! Dacksie sank back while McCloud
feFead the message. "Oh. isn't that q
relief7" she exclaimed. "But how can
# BET can't understand it at all;
but he 10 safe, isn't hef / was heart
broken when heard he was killed.
Marion ought to Know Of this" she
said. rising. Il am going to tell her.
And may come over after tell
Rooney Les to repeat this to head.
auarters7"
Why, OF course. II you want TO-.
When AcC Cloud reached the cottage
Oicksie met him. Katie Dancing's
mother = sick. and she has gone
Aoms. Poor Marion b iii alone this
Snosning. and hall dsad With Z stck
Aache J. rid picksie. ''Bu4 tola
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
Timber for Iie..

More than 40 per cent. Of the ties
that have been purchased by the rail.
roads of the country. according to the
statistics Of the United States forest
service. are oak. Cross ties Of south.
ern pine formed somewhat less than
rs per cent. Douglas fir ties ranked
third, with approximately 10 per cent.
Of the total. Cedar, chestnut, cypress,
western pine, tamarack, hemlock and
other trees are coming into the mar
ket az tie timbers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
MARsHALITOwN, IOWA, JUNE e, 1909

because I was afraid you might get.
shot. How do you suppose should
teel II you were killed? Or. don't you
think ] have any feeling!"
''But, DicksieI Is It all rightfs
How do I know? What do you
mean? will not let you ride home
with me, and you will not let me ride
home alone. Tie Jim again. I am
going to stay with Marion all night"
(To be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12

Soap In its modern form seems
rather to be an evolution OF economy
and commercial convenience than an
evidence OF . great accession to
cleanliness. The rich to-day in their
homes use ungusnts. oils. meals and
bath powders In preference to It. A
lather IL not In this age a. pictur-
esQue as the old method. when q
salve poured liquid soap over her mis-
tress from costly jar before the fair
bather stepped down into the water.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12

Had Sensitive Ear for Music.
A Munich servant girl has given no
hce because she says her mistress
persists in playing classical music 70,
a couple OF hours every morning. al
though she has not the slightest no
ton how 1t should be interpreted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
astxlan Army ofnesra.

OF the oeacers OF the army Of Ser.
via, q general receives $1,000 q year:
colonel, &l.400: q lieutenant colonel.
t1.100: . major. 5000: captain. $3.50.
servian commanders use the whistle
In the fleld and control their men by
signal without any shouting or con.
fusion during operations. Most OF
them speak at least one foreign lam
guage and nearly all understand
French or German.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
Stomach Irouhles.

Many remarkable cures Of stomach
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
One man who had spent over two thou
sand dollars for medicine and treat
ment was cured by few boxes Of
free at all druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12

Everyone would be benefited BY taIx-
Ing Foley's orino Laxative for con-
stipation, stomach and liver trouble. m
It sweetens the stomach and breath.
gently stimulates the liver and regu-
lates the bowels and Is much superior
to pills and ordinary laxatives. WIZ
not try Toleys Orino Laxative TO-DAY i
Mcbride q wan Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
LOOK HERE.
MINNESOTA Ian Ds.

Mr.. Farmer: Can you use q flne
$50 acre farm with good buildings, ali
under cultivation. close TO town and
located sixty miles from Minneapolis:
where you can grow better crops than
you can In Iowa, where your freight
is less than half Of what you pay now
to get your produce to Chicago? II 30,
write us and get our land lists, and
let us show you the best farms you
ever saw at from $35 to $50 per acre.
We can use some other property in
exchange. Charles Il. Glass 4 Co., La
Sueur, MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
LOOKING for a Sou.

A boy, IA years old, employed in the
railroad yards at Lyons. France, was
sent to turn a certain switch to let a
freight train in on siding. On his
way he lost sou and stopped to look
for 1t. While looking, the train ran
In on the wrong siding and 20 cars
and $4,000 worth of goods were de-
stroyed. They have some smart boys
in France. but this one does not be.
long under that head!
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
Beloved Physicians.

Tho good practitioner is he who
can temper mercy with Justice In the
matter Of payment. not urging the
poor and those who have fallen on
evil days. nor. II need be. exacting
any payment at all.-MedicA Maga-
zine
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-12
Who rauoht Her cautIonf

Who Tauaht Her CautIonf
Isabel, aged four, was talking to an
imaginary friend over the telephone.
when her mother heard her say:
"Waft minute, Rocksy, my brother
is right here listening to all you say.
and my mother Is in the room. too;
don't tell me about 1t now."-Delinea.
tor