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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
IN 4 SHADOW.
inve crate Tea Drinker Feared
Paralysis. 4.


Steady use Of either tea or coffee
often produces alarming symptoms
as the poison teaFelnel contained in
these beverages acts with more po-
lency In some persons than in Others.
Il was never coffee drinSer
writes an ILL., woman. Thut q tea
srlnker. was verv nervous, lad
/, ,aueuJ smells OF sick headache and
q. trouble and was subject AZ
times 10 severe attacks OF bilious
collie
~No end az sleepless nights--wonid
have spells at night when my right
side would get numb and tinsle Aks
a thousand needles were pr'cking my
flesh. AT times could hardly put MY
tongue out of my mouth and my righi
eve and ear were affected.
The doctors told me ! was liable
to become paralyzsd at any time. 50
was in constant dread ! took med-
icine 0f various doctors and no end
OF patens medicne---all to no gooa
The doctors told me 70 anlt using
tea. 0ut I thought I could noi 1--we
witaout i,-that Il was my only slsy
I had been tea driDksr lcf lNehtN'
ave wears vas pnier the doctor
care for fifteen.
About six months aso. J finally
aun tea aud commenced to dTinA
Postum
4 have aeve had ore speil %
ok headache since and only 0rs
iigh. at,ack of bilious cpsic Have
r-sss hapue these natnh smells p
aiahs. sleep well enl my heart I:
get'sus sircreer an sfc lime.
pena no little hook The Read z
Nen'gile. III nags. THERE'S Rea
son
Ee e-5 sf'r c-yr '-.-@~f rsr
one annesr- from t,gsc ~ tlnae Itel
-~nF ne, sr4c, and full o. human
interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
THE TEST Of MERIT
Guthrie People Are Given convinc-
ina Proof. aF

ing Proof.
no better Test of any article can
ne made than the test of time aud
TINS is particularly true of kidney
medicine. Doan'S Kidney Pills have
stood this test and stood it we'll
VIVA, better proof of the merits OF
this remedy could you demand than
The statemen, OF a Guthrie resident
who has been cured and has stayed
cured?
Read the following.
Mrs, J L Bartlett. s24 T.. Man.
sur Ave, Guthrie. Okla. says.
ram and soreness in my Kidneys
troubled me great deal and my
back was so weak at times that
could scarcely get around. About
ihree Years ago Doan's kidney pills
were brought to my attention by
reading 2 testimonial given in their
favor ! procured a box at J.. n.
Wallace's drug store and upon using
shem according 10 directions, was
completely cured have never had
any trouble frcm my back since and
always recommend Doan's Kidney
Pllls when an opportunity occurs"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosteisMilburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York sole agents for the United
Remember the nane--.n --.noan's--and
take no olher
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24

Remember the n0me---no -noan's--and
take no other.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24

II = Beers. siT-7th Ave Peoria.
III writes. 4 have been troubled for
some time with kidney trouble, 50 Sc
veresy al times could scarcely car
~ nv grips After using one bot.
is 81 Foieys Kidney Pills I have
bcen entirely relieved. and cheeriuily
reeoamend them 10 all Foley 5
ksaney Piils akt healing and anti
sapsse and viii restore aealih and
strength, ]. y. Wallace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
SENSATION psrEsiue OUT


Kansas City, NO. Jan p There
wefe no devel0nmeuts Ia tae Swope
nvssery oyer ulgh' Ne Simply are
marking fine. said an attorney con
neetea with the case. There l. moth
inx likely 70 occur tiil We hear dea
nifeiy from The chemists This mss
be any day. but likely nothing hna
WI BE- known for week o. more
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
HEiNzE GOES FREE.
fBv Associated PressA

Nsw yerk. Jan - Judge Hoagh
in ne United states circuit co0ri 20
day. sustained the demurrer entered
Dy Attorney John B Stanehield and
uuashed indieimHn, agains, 7. An
Eustus Heinze in the Mercantile Ma
tioaal hank ease
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
Consultation

-ror o<ef rire yrxrs suffered with chrcns
eoustspasirn ard daring this time had 10 take
sr irjcctipn q wxfr water cnce every - hours
b<fcre Iecnd have an action On my bowels
rnoud3p / tr1<a cnsrxrelz. ard today ! am well
.nsr Drrsrx the rirr years before ! used
cssrsr<x su1ercd uniod misery wish internal
ps.ex rhsrks t. yoa. AN free from al That
this ncrrfnx yca can use this in behalf Of
suEe-inx hrrnsni.y r. Fisher. RoAnoke III
psesxzrs. pxlst2hse. Potent Taste Good
Do Good. xcvsr Si<ke1. Weaken OF Uripe-
n. xc. &C. Meter scid IN bulk. The gen
nne tah,et stamped &C {. G-ArsnEren g
czxe - yorK n1nsy hac-l SN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24
The Direct Effect OF MiscegenatiOn
on Innocent Wonderland Babies

This subject about which people have thought improper to
talk think. The result shown IN fgures-to It due
o5 cent OF the surgical operations good and one third
OF all blindness babes is times contagious eproy and
deaths than tubercuosi-and tes only because
story told PEARsoNs MAGAZINE for February It is revelation
OF the effect the dpavy and the houghhssness Of Youth
It will offend prud but right always right 1t is the most i'm.
portant story young and that has been printed Buy
this magazine
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-24

What the Central
M the whole thing advantages and it's risks the
Wortnn0
OF Erman Rdgway
Walter Prchard
Allan updegaf and William Mcleod
better
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
The Markets
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings In Al
The Leading Stocks.

New York Nov 2.-Thc stock market
remained DUH to the point Of stasnatloh
today rejecting the suspension OF opera ,
lions on a large scale by the poweffui
financial interests which have fostered
the upward movement through the month
Of October With the advent Of dullncSS
and neglect there have emerged INTO view
various features of the market position
which arouse distrust and tend to eau
ton in the conduct Of operations tn"
days price changes IN the usually most
activ" stocks We're tritinI. M example
Of tile occasion for distruSt Is found ~
the incident pf the crratir fluctuations
in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago 4 -.
Louis stock.
The Smalllcss Of ~" transactions
which caused the wide fluctuations gave
tn" impression that the stock was being
used to convey an object lesson rather
than being subjected I" important iiuui-
dati"n pressure or rejecting develop
mcntS regarding the property. The one
effect on sentiment was to suggest tn"
record of artificial valuations in some
Of the current stock prices. The violent
effect IN prices Of the loo-Shara tranSar-
tiOnS III this ease carried an unpleasant
Implication NJ III" possible effects ot
rrrsSur" a. Scll other stocks carried ~
collateral in loans in the event Of calls
for funds in other directions.
The days developments in the money
market pointed t" relaxation in the i'm
| mediate future with the passing of til"
| effect of the November settlements. TIN
tNpdnttt loan position ana the inSlSteilt
demands for Western and Southern banks
| for credits keeps alive solicitudc over
| the working out of the fan money re-
| quir"montS The relative case of the call
| loan market in New York is regarded
under the circumstances, as partly IL
| luSnrN, The rate rose to 4 pei cent
| making tn highest Of the season. Rates
| for time loans were again marked up.
! hut very little business WAS done in that
department.
| Some strength Wa~ shown ~ the cop
| Per induatrials. which were moved by the
positive predictions of early Improvement
| in tn" trade rather than by actual devel-
| opmcnts. TIL" price Of copper metal rose
| IN London again. The statement made
| by Chairman Gray of the United State
| Steel Corporation that early orders from
| the railroads We're looked for had littl-
| effect on that stock. which was less
| prominent in The dealings than of late.
Bonds Were irregular Total sales, pal
| value, $1,G,1,1'n. United States bonds Were
| unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
STRENGTH OF INSECTS.
Bee Can Pull Load Over 800 Times
Its Own Weight.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
soxlne NOTES.

Kid Iantz and Tony Brooks will
meet in Biddef ,rd Friday night.
Willie Lewis ara The Dixie Kid will
meet Nov. Is. in Tom o'Rourkc's
New York club
Owen Moran ana x. e" Brown
will probably meet No - at the
Arnlory A. y, Rnst"n.
Howard Morrow and Paddy LAWN
will nee. Nov. - 1T Syracuse. Nor
row Is Il pupil IF Tommy Ryan.
Tommy Bergin of Lewiston sill box
Kid Curtis of New York Friday night
at Riddefor'l IN u preliminary match.
Jimmy Carroll, the San Francisco
bantam. has been matched To- box
Charl" Harvey, in Albany Monday )
night,
Har,l Powell e krouklln vas uo
match for JET Drhrrtv of Now HAY
On Tuc5d3" il - fast around hn1ii
at the Rem" a. G in Ern"i.lyu. DO
hertE landed u right swing to the
Brooklyn man; jaw ,njch sent him t.
the fpor far tine cunt of six.
Battling 1lu'Ie. uC ra~sair hand
cd paifnl p, a.inc TucsIa, niyht
I" Nii't' Poe! "r III ten round. Al
me NatI ~! : rim. club ~ Amer
lc Ne" YORK. IN ,nly one Of tn.
zen rount:. tn" ."al. ala Hnccho,
have tn better q the n.iuinc whiI,
In The tfr1 rcru. tie h.ll saved him
IRON ! prob! l. l'Jn, hu.t
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03

\ rare Example Of f"minin" nerve
COMES from England. Anxious t" OBJ
tain unique photographs i"r sate NJ
connection with 4 church Miss LNhid
ANiuns nineteen. climbed st"eple
Jacks ladder t." the top of tn" spTe
OF St Marl's church Leicester
which is more than ivy" hundred iee'
high. Having reached the top MISS
Akicns. camera in hand. cody NaIk''
around the narrow. unprotected Slds
ing and snapShottcd som" fin" views
uf the toNn. 50 aWe-inSpHlhS N"'
the sight That many OF IN" crown ~
Low walked away. declaring pi.'
could watch her II" longer ihd''S'
the intrepid snapshott"r caused W
mcndouS excitement among the ."
lockers when she climbed another ld'
drr ana reached the weather Vaht. ="
which she rested for some MINUS
Miss Athens claims the championship
as woman Stecplejack of the Noti"'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
SPORTING NOTES.

Two huG.r"i .r-ct"inr- Nrr. rrcy-
ent nj tn" first # a 5.ri"s oi social
evehln", winch IL" Mnnchr~tc ~.
H., Y. N. &. A. is ronIu,tinS in tine
gynldasIuin f"Ain2 had q revival in
the association binding for the first
TIM; in 10 wears. II" c!l,ehan and Kid
Lahore ioN'd . frur-rouild draw. Two
lo-EiInntc bouts at catch catch can
sfy'" l'tWcrn Jim Poulis and Luriei.
Landry sud !'"tcr Jack Of Havcrhilf
and Felix t"Iagc If Manchester were.
WIZ stl''. Then there we're two bur
lesquvS on hrNInl. in which William
Mar S:t"ld ana IIartwel Fleming were
the principals. A potato race was won
by Fred MEtnter. Il sophomore al,
Man hester high Howard Reed won
the pole vault by a leap of 9 it. G in.
Club swinging by George Arthur
closed tn" program George Arthur
and G l.. AtW"ri physical director,
were in chnrgr of tn" program. Ar
thur refereed al the contests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
SPORTING NEWS
BOXING EVENTS THIS WEEK.

Thursday-Young Loughrey VS..
Bob Moha, Milwaukee,: Mike McIn-
tyre VS.. Jimmy Quinlan. Lawrence,
Charley Harvey VS.. Young Rago, New
York; Danny Dunn VS. Joe Wagner.
New York: Harry Lewis VS.. Buck
Grouse. Pittsburg.
Friday-Hugo Kelly vs.. Tony Caponi.
Minneapolis; Jack Dorman VS.. Leach
Cross, New York: Jack Carris vs.. X.
Sperry, Dunkirk. \. Y; Kid Sheehan
VS.. Tommy Furey, Billy Lewis vs.. NJ.
Donahue and George Golden vs.. Young
McDonoush, Manchester, y. II.
Saturday Boston A. \. amateur
tournament. Semi-finals ana finals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
RECENT ART ROMANCEs
story OF $4,000 Picture for SIS Quite
EclIpses Fiction.

me Neuboure grocer who has bae,,
II ui-a'e enough ~ pick up al an
auction sale for 24s. Raphael, the
nd"'e 81 which is at least 1000 times
ne price ne paid for it, has had many
recent predecessors IL similar lucky
experiences, the stories of which o,,ito
outstrip romance
A short time ago a secondhand dasI-
or purchased a deplorably dirty canvas
nom poor widow for a few shillings
sum which brought tears of graft
.uoe ana JOY to. the woman's eyes. At
Yer carefully cleaning the picture the
oeaier was delighted. although net
altogether surprised to discover that
ne was the possessor of an undoubted
dainsborough. for which he found an
eager purchaser for 1900 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03

Harvard and Yale will meet in their
fourth annual cross country run next
Friday afternoon over the Chestnut
Hill course in Brookline. The same
course will be used over which the
Crimson team defeated Technology
last Saturday. with the exception that
it will be I Ill siN miles instead of the
514 as at that time.
Manager Ben son If the Technology
country team announced Tues
day that arrangements had been
completed whereby the duai cross
country race planned with TUFTS IN
c, nnection with the annual field dav
If the ine,'.ot~ win ho turned int" .
TRIANGULAR c..ut Aith Technology.
TUFTS ana !l">.n rs Tx. contestants.
Tac rae. Y /. r., ,.yId over tac Tech
nolorv c,r;.~, nest Friday a.tcIHo"E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
Boston Produce Market

,,,t Boston. NOV. >
81 IRISH firm. whole cattle lOt0i
~ .ITER-Firm. northern 3lm32.
.liEESE-t Unsteady. New York I5lGlGt
tokN-I nchansed. No. yellow -
,a rc:"HS-ifiShor. choice i9H5l: western 81
FtOt R-Steady: spring patents 53yf,557,
HAf-Steady: No =:
LAMHS-Steady. Hal.
l Iih El2DJ , nsteady pure ~.
ooATs-rnchanged No: clipped Wilt.
q. 80 "'"''' pachS 90
s2f23G;AhrTo ot;irr white lg5nllo
NEAI.S-Firm. llmf5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Announcement was made Wednesday
by President J.. +. Holden-of the Woos-
ter University at Wooster, Ohio, that
Mrs. J. S. Kennedy of New York had
given the institution 100000 for the cree
ton of a mems dormitory as a memorial
to her husband.
In Il head-on collision between south
bound Trinity x Bra2os Valley railroad
passenger train and u northbound freight
train at Honey Springs, six miles south
of Dallas Texas. Wednesday. two per-
sons were perhaps fatally injured and
several others slightly bruised. Both en-
Sines were badly damaged and the
coaches demolished
The Chicago Board Of Trade Wednes-
day filed with the Interstate Commerc"
Commission Il complaint against the At
Gibson, Topeka & Santa re and y other
roads. attacking their recently promul-
gated rules governing Joint transit priv
ileges on transit grain at Chicago dis
trict top-ovcr points The complaint al
leges that the rules increase the cost of
grain transportation and while relieving
the common carriers of their proper oh
legations. they impose an unjust burden
on the shippers. The complaint asks ad-
equatc relief.
y - 'ii''' '',o'' H. It'll, I'M,
60" AIN ~ II ~
'iahceiio' Vo'' n''''h'''i' iioi'"'I =
''i'di PIoloS"i Vi"'N' W ''l' No'ol
sought by American potash buyers
whose interests have been adversely af-
fected by the recently adopted lesisla-
ton for the control of the potash indus
Try u - - - ,f,.
N'ie' ','"
'''cil "ol'"' 80 1T tio'iit TIT NJ" = IT.
"'H0 = y ~. Hi II IL, n
ounce mas "o' -NN'' III go n 'io''
| 10 'ilt -Ni'i ''''''9 " ''o7'
nav "ee'' 'l'''o'' y :" - "'''i
| ''I"'li''e''ce'
Enrarcd hv drink il is reported.
| Ganraa Clarke uoundcd his wife INTO
! unconsciousress with his fists Tues
d%v night at ssanbornvillc. ~ H.. as
they were preparing to retire. ana be
| lieying that he had killed her. COM
mltt"d Suicid" hN blowing til" ton Of
| his head off with 4 doubl" baTellcd
shotgun. Neighbors, hearing the re-
| port of tn" shotgun entered the house
and found Clarke lying in a pool "f
| blood on the moor, while MIS-. Clarke
| was unconscious on the 5ed. Or j.
| Craft. VINO was called. stated that the
woman proba bly, would recover Clarke
was employed IN The Boston x Maine
r"nndHous" at Sanb"fnviil".
F! Miss Margaret Patrick. a 15-ycar-old
CUshocton, Ohio, Girl, arrested Tuesday
after posing as 4 man in mans cloths
| the past three months Wednesday hc-
came the wife Of W. r. Collmer, y, en-
ployed by the Eel Telephone Co., With
whom she had roomed for the past
month. Dressed as a boy and under tho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
BATES.COLBY CONTROVERSY.
Bates Thinks Blame Of Mo Game This
Year Lies with Colby

Lewiston. Me, NOV. .-tSpccian Tic
with Colby seems. to the Bates support
ers at least, t. lie With Colby. Last
spring at the meeting 81 til" managers
of the Maine college football teams Man
ager Mathews of Bates understood that
oct - was to he tho date for the Bates
Colby game Colby. however. scheduled
2 game with Holy Cross for that date.
This fan Manager Mathews received "a
communication to III" effect That il Nc
wished +" arrange game with Colby
for prt ~ he now had the opportunity
Mathews replied that the date was salts
factory For a time it was thought that
the game was to lie played on that date.
but one night shortly before the game
was 10 he played Manager Mathews re
ceived telegram from Manager Colo
stating that it was too late to do any
thing concerning q game for oct ~ Last
Monday night, after the game with Bow
doin on Saturday. a committee from Col
by asked Bates to reconsider the matter
Of arranging a game. The Bates COM
mittee on athletics considered il at con-
siderable length and did not think it wise
to arrange for a date so late in the sea
son. As there is a game with Bowdoin
Saturday and one with Tufts Nov T..
thus the game could not be played before
Nov. l9. 1t would keep the men in train
ing longer and this with the trip to Wa
terville would make a financial loss to
Bates. Saturday Bates will meet the
Bowdoin team, which, if their reports are
true. is pretty wen banged up Thus far
in the season the number of points won
and those scored against, is nearly the
same for both teams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure are ho'
nearly SO likely to take hard coius -
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the bloon
pure causing healthy action Oh '"e
mucous membrane and giving sirens"
and tone to all the organs and lun'
tionS.
This great medicine RECEIVERS tie s!'
tenn after cold as no other does
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
New York Cotton Market.

New York, NOV. :.
Spot closed quiet ANA unchanged. Mid
ding uplands ll.55; d. gulf 1l@. Sales
GALVESTON steady, ~: New orleans
steady, III, Savannah quiet. u. Charles
ton steady. II; Memphis steady, II BIG.
Net receipts for live days 2H3,09-.
Exports to Great Britain ~. T.
France 1907: to the Continent l23.l6-: to
Japan S92,
81 ncl tsn. tLN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03
IORT RIBS. SIDES 75dtN. -.
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, Nov. :.
CATTLE Receipts aop0. market
strong. bccycS i4uu go
lf'NrS,Rc ceiptS 23o'" market strong,
! cents higher than Yesterdays average,
liGht Sl0GS75.
SlIEEP-ReceiptS 1905: market weak.
native 26om 40; western 265I, $50. yearIings
t%.m7l"; native lambs i15f,665. western As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-03

There is little danger from cold OF
from an attack of the grip cXcept Whe
followed by pneumonia. and this htnul
happens when Chamberlain's CouSn
Remedy is used This remedy has WI WI
its great reputation and extensive sdI
by its remarkable cures Of colds ana
grip and can be relied upon with imphci'
confidence For sale everywhere.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-12-03

That very morning as Duke of Be1a,
an unconsidered boy, he stepped into
his fathers carriage. He was not heir
to the throne. BY the encourage Of
the court he was looked upon as q
prig and Il bOokwOrm, quite different
from his colossal, good humored, blus
tertng father, who might have stepped
out of Frans Halls canvas.
Many of the onlookers cheered the
burly king-the Laughing cavalier" of
monarchy-as he lolled back in the
carriage and curled his mustache. A
young eQuerry leaned on the door for
moment and whispered a joke to the
crown prince the dashing and popu
lar Duke of BraganZa, but Manuel sat
with his back to the horses and passed
almost unnoticed.
y few minutes later as the royal car
riage drove past Arsenal street group
of anarchists who had been skulking
at the corner suddenly sprang at the
carriage. One of them actually clam
bered on the hood. The tragedy that
followed is remembered by every one.
\ hail of revolver bullets overwhelmed
the royal party. The king rolled to
the bottom of the carriage dead, and
the crown prince fell across his body,
also dead. Queen Amelie bravely
sprang up and endeavored to shield
her husband and sons when the firing
began. After they had fallen she seiz
ed her only surviving son, Manuel, in
her arms. He was wounded in the
face and arm. He drove back to the
palace king.
The full name of the youthful ruler
of Portugal is Manuel Maria Philippe
Carlos Amalia Luis Miguel GonZaqua
Xavier Francisco d Assist Eugenio. He
Is a handsome young fellow and devot
ed to his mother, Queen Amelie, by
whose counsel he has been guided In
the recent crisis. He was born In
Lisbon on Nov. 10. 1880, educated un-
der private instructors, entered the
navy at fifteen as midshipman and rose
to be lieutenant.
The young king of Portugal has
been educated almost entirely under
the direction of his mother, Queen
Amelia. During the first ten years
Of his life he had absolutely no In
structQr except the queen. When the
lad was ten the Marquis Liettb was
appointed to teach him mathematics,
the queen continuing her training In
languages and literature.