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pose. and as she belongs to the new.
est generation Of workers she be-
lieves she will see great changes in
methods aud principles before her
sun is set.
The daughter OF Kashi Iwamoto
promises TO be a prominent figure In
the future literary world Of Japan
She has been writing stories and
tianslating from foreign tongues for
several years.
The first woman to enter the regu-
lar newspaper field was Mrs Takeyo
Takcgoshi who, with her husband,
Joined the staf OF the Kokumin-S Shin
bum, IN Tokyo. some 10 years ago.
After four or nvc years other women
became Interested in newspaper work
and to-day many are employed as spe-
cial writer's, as reporters and as edi-
tors of departments for women,
These are but few of tho women
writers of Japan. They are sufficient
TO illustrate. however, the fact that
the Japanese woman is n creature OF
considerable reserve mental force and
OF intense feeling. Under the new re-
gime only was il possible for her to
make these facts known to the out
side world, since the old teaching con-
strained her TO keep hidden every
feeling. every thought. that she might
develop q more Sparlan-llkc charac.
ter. capable OF enduring great sacrl-
Zee when sacrifice should come--as
60 did I'm the lives of many Japanese
women Il was not an accident that
the japanese soldiers repulsed the
larger men of the Russian army.
They were the sons of mothers whose
discipline through thousands of years
had well nigh reached perfection.
whose endurance was great and
whose wits were sharpened by con.
stant contact with domineering hus.
bands and fractions mothers-in.aw
II is an unhappy fact that the Jap
anese literature loses its artistic
beauty and its real strength when
translated into foreign languages.
This is probably due to the fact that
the Japanese student is still strug.
Cling in the mazes of the foreign
tongues and Is not as yet capable OF
manipulating the new words so as to
exuress the fine shades OF meaning
that he sees and appreciates In his
own literature. The delcacy with
n artist attacks his subject in the Jap.
A.. aI.v,
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mands Of custom. Probably her will was in
domitable, her intellect clear and strong. In
such case she reached more nearly to the
ideal, because she could control herself She
believed In the customs of her land; she
loved them She was guided by them So II
was mistake to regard her soft voice, her
well-learned tmdty, AS indicative OF weak
ness, of heXlbilty,
Even in the long. musty past a woman
came out now and then and gave to her people
a sample OF the possibilities of the feminine
mind in fields other than the intimate home
life But such disclosures were naturally rare.
One of these was characterization, a wo-
man who lived about 1900 years ago and
wrote "Genjimonogatari." realistic story OF
Genji, a prominent member of the nobility of
that time This novel has long been classic
In Japan and is studied in the modern schools
Parts OF It have been translated into English
Seshonagon. famous poet and sketch
writer, lived about the same time She was
a strong moralist and was noted for her high
and excellent character
Shiran Yanagawa the Mrs. Browning OF
Japan, lived during the reign of Shotgun Toku-
gawa about 100 years ago, and together with
her husband wrote many Chinese poems. At
that time. as to-day, Chinese was the medium
employed by the Japanese classic writer for
the expression OF his thoughts,
When the breath of western civilization
blew across the picturesque little island OF
Japan 1t melted the chains Of conservatism
and prejudice for women well as for men.
And 30 we have to-day the peculiar spectacle
OF the new springing with almost startling zeal
out of the very bosom of the old. Mothers
who cling with fervent faith to the old school
of training have daughters who go out and
work newspaper reporters!
There are those whose emancipation is so
radical that II even jars upon the sensibilities
of one so callous as a westerner. There are
other women whose growth, though marked. is
pleasing and graceful. To this class belongs
Kashi Iwamoto. Mrs Iwamoto was of that
generation that helped to make Japan what
she is to-day and she herself a part of the
new order. Born at the end OF the old regime,
and growing up amidst the hercest struggle
OF transition, she imbibed that which was best
of the old and at the same time caught the
true spirit of the new. Her husband, Zenji
Iwamoto, is weii-known literary man and
founder Of Meij Jrgakko, prominent college
for girls. In working with him Mrs. Iwamoto's
views of life were 6roadened and she inter.
ested herself in all things pertaining TO the
welfare OF her people. She not only learned
English, but mastered Il to a degree in which
her style is not only correct, but has a dis
tinct literary quality and charm, partly due
-nerhaps, to hint OF foreign idiom, which
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-21
Appropriate.

"Jobbins is so foolish over that pet
dog OF his. He told ME he was going
to have tree for IT,"
Then ! hope he selected a tree
with plenty OF bark"
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nary reading. and much less
would one believe her capable OF
evolving ideas and expressing
them intelligently.
But she does both.
The japanese woman OF the old
era was, like her entire nation, a
shut.in. She was the pre-eminent-
ly exclusive member of an exclu'
sive people. Her powers. her
whole life. were wholly at the dis
posal of her family first. and after
ward OF her husband or, more
correctly speaking. her lord and
master. In a book of the old Sa-
mural is written the law for wo-
men: Firstly. a woman has no
lord to serve but her husband She
must OBEY and honor him as her
lord and master BE cautious
Never despise nor slight his words
a womans first duty is obedience
She should be careful about the
EXPRESSION of her face and never
show anger or excitement In her
looks"
Subject TO such restrictions, 1t
was impossible for the stranger
in the past, to learn OF the real
possibilities OF the Japanese wo
man He could be guided only by
the artists conception of her and
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which an artist attacks his subject In the Jap
anese Is likely to become clumsy or inane and
meaningless when he attempts TO employ other
languages as a medium Of expression. This,
perhaps. is the reason that westerners say
that Japan lis a country without literature"
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by whatever reports might come
from the lips Of men While these
portrayals were true in a way, they
We're misleading, because they did
not express the whole truth. Was
the Japanese woman shrinking and
timld? Yes, because she was taught
so from time immemorial. It was
an art with her, a supreme accom-
plishment As an indication OF her
real nature it meant nothing-save
that she had the power and the good
Judgment to conform TO the de.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-21

gives freshness TO the use OF
an acquired language. Mrs
lwamoto first became known as
az writer through her transla.
lions of Prnctnr,s "Snilnr nn,,ii
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-03-21

It'll her tiny pigeon
toes and her butter.
ny gown, her paint,
her oiled hair and
her soft, timid voice,
the Japanese wo-
man hardly sug-
gests the possibil
ity OF memoriZing
thousands OF Chi
nese characters
that are necessary
in the most ordi.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

Precinct Nc. Two, County of Co., chise, Territory of Arizona.
 F. ]. Dingeman. Plaintiff.
 Ys.
 R. E. Hughes and Ida May Hughes. Defendants,
 Summons: Action brought In the Justice Court of Precinct No Two in and for the County of Cochise in the Territory Of Arizona.
 In the name of the Territory of Arizona.
 To R. r. Hughes and Ida May Hughes. his wife, Defendants.
 GItEETINGS: You are hereby summoned and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Precinct No. Two in and sc- Che County of Cochise in the Territory of Arizona and answer 10 the complaint filed in said Jus tice Court. at Bisbee. in said Coun- ty within five days exclusive of the day of service. after the service up on you of this Summons. if served within this Precinct. but if served without this Precinct. but within the County. ten days; if served out of ihe County. fifteen days; in all oth- or cases. twenty days.
 Or judgment by default will be rendeded against you.
 Given unoer my hand at Bisbee, Ariz.. this 16th day of May. 1910.
 T. D. BURDlCK. Justice of the Peace of said Precinct
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF sTocKHoLDERs OF THE MEX Ico AND COLORADO RAILROAD COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that a spe cial meeting of the stockholders Of the Mexico and Colorado Railroad Company will be held at the prinei- pal office of the company, in Bisbee Cochise County, Arizona, on the 18th day of June. 1910. at 10 o'clock 6. m., for the purpose Of considering and acting upon a proposal to author ze the board of directors of said company to distribute as a dividend to the stockholders of said company five thousand (5.G09) shares of the capital stock of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad company, owned by said Mexico and Colorado Railroad company. and for the pur pose of transacting such other busi ness as may properly come before the meeting.
 This meeting is called by the undersigned stockholders of said Mexico and Colorado railroad com. pany. owning all of the capital stock of said Mexico and Colorado railroad company.
 Dated at Blsbee. Arizona. this 25th day of April, 1910
 WALTER DOUGLAS,
 F. E. FLEETWOOD,
 Fl. J. BROPHY,
 NJ. J. CUNNINGHAM,
 JOHN BOILER.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Country Club Dance.

D. H. White who was elected chairman of the floor committee to act at he mex. Country Club dance has been very busy the past few days getting matters arranged 10 make this the big dance of the sea son, Nr White has to assist him some of the live ones of the club, who say Took for a grand time. Cars will leave Bisbee at and s:30 o'clock for the club house where the members will be treated to band concert. After the band concert the Reynolds orchestra will take the platform and dancing will be the program for the balance of the even- ing. NIT. White has also arranged
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THE BIG HEAD

Is of two kinds-coneeit and the big head that comes from a sick head ache Does your head ever feel like gourd and your brain feel loose and sore? You can cure it in no time by acting on your liver with Ballard's Heroine. Isn't it worth trying for the absolute and certain relief you'll get? Sold by Lowell Drug Co, Lowell Arizona.
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WHAT CAUSES pANpRuEF.
Greatest European Authority on Six
 Diseases. Says It's a Germ.

Diseases, Says It's a Germ.
 The old idea that dandruff is scales of skin thrown of. through feverish condition of the scalp is exploded Prof Unna. Hamburg, Germany, Eu. ropean authority on skin diseases, says dandrun is a germ disease. The germ burrows under the scalp. throw ing up little scales of cuticle. and sapping the vitality of the hair at the root. The only hair preparation that kills dandrun germs is Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy the cause, you remove the effect" Not only cures dandruff, but stops falling hair and permits a .exaI'aDt growth ne. gh;- isi kais Csessisg. S-l6 e. ieadias c-GgGs;s. >oSc < e. .7sf&mas fer sample to The Eerricide rc. De,roi;, Mich
 ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES GUARAN- FEED.
 eishee Dug co., Special Agents.
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Leave for sohool.

Misses Edna Muir and Olive Krig- baum, two of the recent high School graduates. left yesterday to enter college. Miss Muir goes to Pitts burg. Kansas, and Miss Krigbaum to Emporia. Kansas. to enter the normal Misses Gibson of the HigA school faculty. also left yesterday going to Long Beach.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
VISITS CANANEA
 FROM SAHUARIPA
MINING MAN SPEAKS WELL OF THE COUNTRY AND ITS PROS PEcTs.

CANANEA June Especial D. Harry Jenks formerly employed by the 4 c. Co. at Chitvatera, Is in town visiting friends. He is associated with eastern capitalists who own a good mine of some prominence near Gunnison. Colo. of which he is gener- al manager. The same people also own some promising ground in the Sahuaripa district. this state, and it Is in regard to this property that he is here. He is hale and hearty and says that the altitude where his work is. 11.0OO feet above the sea, is the best for his health that he ever lived in.
 Tom Darnall. a Caranean. Of a few years ago, has returned to the fold again. He has taken a position in the main store of the 4C. co as cashier. Mrs Darnall and two children came in with him
 Everett Kuhn. a young man em- ployed in the mine repair gang. fell from the steel head frame that is in course of construction at Kirk shaft No. I. yesterday morning. and was in- stanJly killed. Had the fall been di- rect a broken leg would probably have been the extent of his misfortune. but in falling, his foot caught in rope | and he was whirled head downwards ' against the sharp edge Of a turnsheet which completely scalped him A mes ] sage was received from the mother ] of the deceased at Logansport, Ind. with Instructions to send the body ] back there for interment
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the mines Saturday, was sent 70 Fredericksburg. Mo. yesterday after noon by the Palace Undertaking Parlors. The body was sent under instructions from w II. Jones. a brother
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Eottcmed in Or.

6ottcmed in Ore
 The Red Moutain shaft, at depth of 100 feet. is all bottomed in cop per ore. This is the nearest to Benson of that district, being from 15 to IS miles away.-Benson Press.
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Slime ealIen Here.

Slime Gallen, a resident of this county for the past thirty years and well known mining man, is here on mining business. He is now a resident of Bisbee
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AssIeNEE's NOTICE TO CREDIT
 ORS.


 Noiice is hereby give1tha. he m dcrs igned has been appointed assig nee for the benefit of cscd'tors of Moore Fuel & Feed Com12ry, . cor poration doing business at Bisbee, Co chis9 County, Arizona. by assignment duly executed by said corporation on May 31, 1910. and recorded in the of. fee of the County Recorder of said County on June 1, 1910. Tat the undersigned has duly qualified as such assignee.
 All creditors of said Moore Fuel & Feed Company couseniiug to such as- sienment shall make known to the upcersigned assignee ther consent in writing within four months after publication of this notice and ever creditor consenting to such assign ment shall within Giz months from the time of the first publication Of this notice file win sIch assignee a distinct statement Of the particular nature and amount of his claim against said debtor supported by an affidavit of said creditor, his agent, or attorney, that the statement is true, that he debt is just. and tha; there are no credits or offsets that should be allowed against inc claim except as shown by said statement Dated June ?, 1910
 P. F. FITZPATRICK, Assignee for the Benefit of Creditors
 of Moore Fuel & Feed Compauy Bisbee, Arizona SS4
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Treasury OG.c,sI.
 Attorney Ayers. of Bis0ee.. an off clal of the treasury department oi the national government. is in Bis bee on business.
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Manager Rieket,s Here.

l.. D. Ricketts. gegenal manager of the Greene-Cananea company ar rived from Cananea yesterday. He is accompanied by Mrs. E. Ricketts and Miss Ricketts, They are regist- cred at the Copper Queen Hotel.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
Boyd Erickson III.

Boyd Ericson, the well known min CT residing in Brewery Gulch. was
 removed to the Copper Queen hospit-
 al Sunday. He is suffering with pleurisy.
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Cremelin Used Daily
 Win keep the Skin smooth
 RufIin Drug
Railroad Men Here.

 F. B. King, of Douglas superin- tendent of this division of the Fl Paso and Southwestrn arrived in Bisbee yesterday and will leave to- day. He is on a regular inspection trip. Q. Sadler. of Fl Paso. a spe- cial agent for the Fl Paso and South western. is also in Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07
GET THE SODA HABIT 113 RuFFIN DRUG
Sunday School Picnic.

Everything is in readiness for the Union Sunday School picnic today. Those who wish to go will take a special train at o'clock for Lewis Springs. and all will take lunches. Swimming. base ball. volley. tug of war and other games have been arranged.
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NOTICE

The offices of the Heffern Mining Co. have moved to the miEe.s Any one having business. will address P. o. Box No. 103. I. V. Scott. See'y. and treas.
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Green Funeral.
 The funeral of W. A. Green will he held tomorrow afternoon at 9 o'clock from his late residence on Fifteenth street.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-06-07

IF YOU WANT A NICE,
 COOL AND REFRESHING DRINK or dish frozen cream. try ours.
 Your will like it. 113 RUFFlN DRUG
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,eads meeting Of the hcasd of sup cryiscrs.
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 While the teams remarkable slump is attributed to basebail-tbe luck where others win oy grace Of the psy- coloEicaI moment. the lineup is being charged in sundry ways; though the
 real evil has not yet been east out
 For causes not plainly specified or thorougly understood, Rienhardt has
 been conditionaIly released. much to the sorrow of the fans who have loved
 him so long and so well. He covers more ground in the short field than any player that ever appeared on the local diamond. and there is much spec ulation as to where the management will turn to find his equal GuynuD has not been released yet and prob ably will not be though hc is d'ligent- ly seeking a clearance. Douglas is af- ter him with unabated vigor. and Dal- rymple. too. has wired the big fellow that Bisbee has a place for him when ever he cares to cross the line. Cliff ton has, apparently. secured Baroldy. since Larry wrote friend here that he does not expect to return. Doug las is also after another Cananea player that the redoubtable Don thinks will be released NaIIe. trolley leag- uer from Los Angeles is booked for third, Bill Goodman filling shortstop's position temporarily. Rumor has it that fellow from far-off Michigan (not Detroit) is to take Rienie's place
 The Cana9ea team is not as strong as it was when last season closed. and every local adherent of the game will l be satisfied should an even break be the result of the Douglas series Fans i are much divided over the condition of things. and naturally, each one has a remedy. One thing is sure. it's not a question of individual ability for they are more thann equal, man tS man, to any team on the circuit
 Things will be smoothed out yet. ana the other teams will learn to re
 respect Cananea as Of old. We ar' not discouraged little bit. but ars patiently waiting for the tide to turn
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Rented and Sold

Awnings. Furniture, Sewing Machines
 HAYDEN, kAsUN & co. Phone 123. Lowell
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Body Sent Home.
 The body of Everitt Jones. who was killed by a premature blast in
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fo- some light refreshments. large crowd isexpected
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Gees to Tombstone.

J. J. Bowen. left yesterday morning for Tombstone. where he at
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PAGE SEVEN

QUICK LoANs-on furniture. planes. etc. No publicity, goods remain ia your possession. easy payments Johnson & Haigler Phone 76.
 SS1
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WHILE YOU WAIT
 FOR GAR Drink a glass of Soda '11s RUFFIN DRUG
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. 1 FOR RENT-i room house, h. quire Joseph McNelis. 45 Tank Hill. IDA FOR RENT-Furnished cottage. 2l rooms gas and electricity. Inquire | Moore Fuel 6 Feed Co. 930 | FOR RENT-Very desirable furn- ished rooms. No 4 Quality Hill. FOR RENT-Large. cool front room for gentlemen. big veranda, fine view. Hoy residence. Phone B95. FOR RENT-Nice six room house. Quality Hill s25OO. Phone. 49. FOR RENT-5 room flat, bath, new. modern--Clawson Hill, Apply Popu lar Store 135 FOR RENT-In the Mountains: Fur nished cottages for lighthousekeep- ingn, ,Mowry, Arizona, (14 miles from Patagonia) 5400 rect, eleva- ton, grand climate, scenery and water. Daily mail, riding and driv- ing. Healthy and restful Apply o. Phelps. 94O  FOR RENT-Four room house. No IA Jiggerville. Telephone L No. Il
 937 FOR RENT-Cheap, room house furnished h- FOR RENT-Oue nice large room, connecting with small room, suit able tor light housekeeping. large clothes closet. gas and electricity. No. 75 School Hill, across from Kin sey house.
 FOR RsNT-6 room house. partly fur nished T. C. Wright 5S Brewery Gulch 953
 FOR SALE. FOR sALE:-Funiture viz. Dining Extension Table. Chairs. Rockers, Dresser. Chi.fouier. Two Iron Bed stcads. Two Sanitary Couches, One Refrigerator, Etc. at bargain pric- es. Phone 229, or call at Horvitz Flats, ClaUsen Hill
 FOR sALE-Pigeons, Chas. Prahl, Box 1143, Bisbee If FOR sALE-2 room house and furnt ture cheap, Inquire P. Eldred, South Bisbee. 903 FOR sALE-f room house and fur niture. Apply Box 1279, Bisbee or S3c. Youngblood Hill 119 FOR sALE-Two room houses with iots, 217 Opera Drive, for nine hundred dollars See John W. Hogan. Phone 413
 124.
 FOR SALE
 Household and office furniture for sale Phone 442 Dr. Hagan. Warren Ave.
 FOR SALE:-Ollas, Ollas, OIlas. Everything bought sold and ex- changed.
 STANDARD FURNITURE CO tS77 Allen Block FOR SALE cHEAP-old papers ln bundles of 100. Enquire Review office.
 FOR SALE caeAP-oId papers in bundles Of 100. Enquire Review Office.
 FOR SALE cHEAP-old papers h bundles of 100. Enquire Review Ofice.
 WANTED. WANTED-A email house close in for man and wife. Apply Review.
 952 WANTED-A woman cook. apply  Mrs. A L. Duncan, 17a Brewery
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FOR RENT-Oue nice large room, connecting with small room, suit able for light housekeeping, large clothes closet. gas and electricity. No. 75 School Hill, across from Kin sey house.
 1S3
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ln THE JUSTICE COURT.

Precinct No. Two. County of Go. ehise. Territory of Arizona.
 F. ]. Dsngeman. Plaintiff.
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Green Funeral,

sisses Dug G., Special Agents
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FOR sALE-2 room house and furnt
 ture cheap. Inquire P. Eldred, South Bisbee. 903
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-12-07
w m Bergman
Called by Death

Yesterday morning Will A. Berg
man, one of the best known young
men Of this city, passed away at the
family home He came TO this city
from Millers some time ago suffer
ing with miners consumption, and
for a time improved. In spite Of the
best Of medical treatment and home
comforts ne answered the final call
William A. Bergman was born in
German thirty three years ago. NOV
ing to iris city when but small
child. He received a liberal educa-
ton at the public schools in this city
and incidentally made a large number
of friends who will deeply regret to
learn of his untimely end. II c fol
lowed milling and sanpling and be-
came very efficient in this calling
Round his death bed we're gather
ed his aged father and mother and
three sisters, Mesdames Gosemerker,
Berning and Fravel, besides his
nieces and nephews residing in this
city. He has an only brother now
residing in Germany VINO was mott
fed by cable OF the death of his
brother yesterday morning. =,