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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
COTTON,

New York, Sept. 19-Cotton spot
closed quiet. Is points lower: middling
uplands. 1915; middling gulf 140O
sales. 1855 bales. Futures closed ba rely
steady. Cac'sinx bids: September 1896
OCTOBER 1921. November 12.92. Deem
Der 1872 January 1o.SS. February 1891
March 1886, April -. May l3.02. June
1900 July 1893.
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DUCkPiNS.
Close Two Man Team NJ atches at Rosa
Allsys-Manaae Stone Puts Up IS
Fancy Strings.

NcClaferty and Ligsins 6I3, Hill
and Met rafferty, 6l2, Sturi evant and
Stone $50 were the three prize w in
ming teams III the roll OF of the duck
pin tourna nIrit at the Rosn alleys La
week. with Hill and Stone ST. Kowne
and Cole $50. bringing up the rear.
In the tollrns nlent for the present
week four Of the six teams qualify
zig have already rolled .,ff With the
following stating Liegins 3as, Hill
5s1, total 6ac;; Higgins 3ae, Stone $50,
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MON Ely.

New York Sept. 19.-Monev on ca1l
easy at / 1-2d2 per cent: ruling rate
! Is: last loNn 1 81; closing bid [
IS: offered al 2. Time loans dull and
steady; sixty days 8 3-4@4 per cent;
ninety days 404 Ia six months Az.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING


At Newark-Providenee- Newark postponed; cold
At Montreal-First game: Montreal Buffalo l.
Second game: Buffalo .. Montreal g
At Toronto--First game Rochester o. Toronto /.
Second game: Rochester 2, Toronto1 Seven innings
by agreement
Al Jersey City-Jersey City . Baltimore l.
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White sox Win fitth straiob..

Gncago Sept. 19.--Chcago tied their seasons rec
ora of consecutive victories here today winning
ntm straight game by defeating New York ! to 0.
Both Quinn and Onstead. pitched brilliant ball The
sale OF Second Baseman French and First Baseman
Gand1 Of Chicago to Montreal was announced. The
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20

decided tumble, dropping from .3s7 to
The leading ten list of batters in the
National league contains a newcomer
TINS week in Konetchy of the Cardi-
nails, who has just reached the 300
marx, his entry displac;ng Mcintyre
OIL chicago, hard hitting pitcher.
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y = :
Sox outfelder, made a gain IN the
last week, which is to go to the lead
Lajcie fell off nearly fe@ points and
orc the star Boston American PLAYER
the New York pitchers. wnpm he found
AMI TUESDAY
If Speaker could have kept up his
gait in the Chicago series he would
now be close on the heels of the Cleve-
land and Detroit players Strunk of
the Athletics is still the leading bat
ter of the country with a percentage
of 1882, but Amos has played in but
few games this season and owing to
injuries will not play in any more, so
he does not qualify for the automobile.
Magee of the Philadelphia Nation
ais did some timely hitting last week
and passed Snodgrass, Campbell and
Crandell in the average list. Magee
gained four points, and with an aver
age Of 1913 is now close behind Speak
er. After Magee comes Crandell of
the New York Giants. AS he is a
pitcher and does not have to figure in
as many games as the infielders and
outfielders ne has a chance to drive
the auto if he can increase his aver
age, which at present stands at 1888.
Campbell of Pittsburg took q bad
tumble last week, dropping from .34S
to 1892. Wagner also dropped point
and is now hitting for $50. Snod-
grass is another batter who took
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-20
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE BY MAIL

In order to prove what Swamp
Root. the great kidney, liver and blad-
der remedy will do for you, every
reader of The Norwich Bulletin who
has not already tried it may receive
a sample bottle by mail absolutely
free. Address DIR. Kiimer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. y. Write today.
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El1lA
l23lI[N

is the best cream made for the skin.
If you have a red, rough. blotched.
sore, unsightly skin. try this great
product of the American Druggists
Syndicate.
You can use 1t for maseAging
wrinkles and for sallow complex
ion. as it whitens and beauties, IL
safe, harmless and does not grow
hair.
No woman who values her ap-
pearance and who wants smooth
clear skin should let day go by
without trying it for the face, neck,
arms and hands.
Get it for Csc. at any A. D. ..
drug store.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
Maps Take One from Athletics.

IieEeianu Sept 19-Ceyland took the first game
the series from Philadelphia Bantlg, the Texas
league recruit oupiteing Morgan. Lajofe got three
ilts IN three times e bat Philadelphia had chance
70 score ~ Inc ninth but brilliant by Jack
Ill.,
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LAJOiE LEADS IN
RACE FOR AUTOMOBILE.
Cleveland InfieIder Has Slight Margin
on Cobb of Detroit.

From the latest revised unofficial
figures, not including the Saturday
games, the following are shown to be
the leaders in batting in the National
and American leagues in the race for
the automobile which is to be given at
the end of the season:
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National League.
At New YorkNew York st. Louis both games
| -~tpoIled; cold.
! At Boston-Pitsburg- Boston postponed; cold.
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Score by innings:
Washington -...1 Of
Detroit -. ID o : q q n oe
Two base hits. Works. Crawford; three base hit
Morlaify: sacrifice hits, Mcbride. O'Leafy: stolen
bases. Milan . ElbeIfeid Cunningham u Tones.
hits, OF stroud in innings. Oft Gray in a-3
on oley j i'll Is, off Walker in =; first base on
balls. off Gray =. of Walker 2. off Works s. on
Stroud l; left en- bases Detroit s, Washington IL
first base Washington . Detroit l. struck
out by Works . by Stroud J, by Gray .. by otey l.
by Walker J. double play. Elberfeld to Cunningham
to Sommerlott; time. e2s; un,pires Evans and Col
lidower
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St. Louis 6. Boston 3.

st Louis. Sept 19-st. Louis defeated Boston in
the opening of the final series today by The
score Of 10 s. The
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NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
Cincinnati.


PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-In quickly played game
here today hiiadephia defeated Cincinnati to .
Score.
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The Gratitude of Elderly People

goes out to whatever helps give them
ease, comfort and strength. Foley
Kidney Pills cure kidney and bladder
diseases promptly and give comfort and
relief to elderly people. Lee & Osgood
Co.
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Totals. 80 ; "a II -
*Batted for Gaspar in 18th.
~*Batted for Mcmillan i'll 9TH.
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Smith, the Drugman, EOS Main St.
Pitcher & Service, 253 Central Ave.
Lerou's Pharmacy, ZIG West Main st.
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sprinters at Premium Now.

Penn plans by this to overcome the
strong defence in a certain measure
1t will make it necessary for the OPP
position to play almost as open as I'M
der the last years rules code and also
have enough men back to cover the
possibility of this shift from straight
running to forward passing and quick
kick.
The Jasper news., 1910-05-26
Rules and Regulations.

ANNOUNCEMENT. This Piano and Popularity
Contest will be conducted strictly business princi
pes With perfect business and fairness to all concerned
CLASS OF VOTES. Votes be cut from The
News, and issued in coupons for subscriptions
follows:
Each subscriber, 500 Votes.
Each old or renewal subscription, 400 Votes.
GEN ERAL INSTRUCTIONS. Standing Of
testants will be published in The News less
regula y to be compiled from the EDITORS record
of subscriptions brought sent to the Office, the bal
lot boxes always kept under lock and key which is
held by the judges.
CANDIDATES. Any girl or young lady in Jasrer
or Bar ton county is eligible to enter this contest Tho
most popular are the who receive the most votcs
and he judges will them winners of the fine
piano and second and third prizes.
We are not to tell for whom anyone votes. Votes
not transferable and cannot be sold.
The Jasper news., 1910-05-26

The News could MT for a moment afford to make
proposition it cannot back up in every detail This pi
ano is regular 500 instrument and all the other prz-
are truly valuable and will certainly be given away
prizes during the next few weeks to those who
cure subscriptions to The News.
We guarantee 4 fair and square deal to one and all.
No connected with this Office in any way whatever
will be allowed TO take part in this contest No votes
will he sod they must either be cut out of the ads in
The News obtained by securing subscriptions to The
News.
We keep the ballot box at The News Office and give
keys to the three judges whom will select from the
best known and most trusted gentlemen in Jasper They
will keep the keys and at the end of the contest will
open the boxes and give the final prizes to the hav
ing tke most votes therein Nothing could be airer
satisfactory to all parties interested.
The Jasper news., 1910-05-26

E<lAOS 6aAAS E\CS uaaSlOlAS.
Contest to not less than ninety days. The day
OF closing will be announced about thirty days in adj
vance, The right to postpone the date for sufficient
cause is reserved,
We will furnish all contestants and their friends
with printed envelopes and blanks so they can place all
their subscription money with in sealed envel-
ores during the last two weeks thereby securing for all
absolute secrecy and fairness.
Votes will be issued every 81 paid on subscrip-
ton during this contest when requested but the sub
scrber must who to get the votes We guarantee
fairness to all and will not assist than anoth-
err Our advice to all is: Get busy if you want to win.
If you have friend or ueighbor who is not taking
old subscribers to pay up in your favor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-08-03

ever her temple stands, and so long
as it is duly honored, there is a
foundation for social security,
general happiness, and the i'm
provement and progress of our
race"
From its earliest days, Elko
County has made happy choice Of
Judges. From 1871 to 1903, Q
period of thirty-two years, three
upright, able judges presided over
its District Court, J. H. Flack, R.
K. Bigelow, and George F. Talbot.
These worthy jurists, distinguished
by their regulations for learning,
sound common sense, and integrity
of character, gave to our Court a
high standing in the eyes of the
people of Nevada. Before them,
important cases were tried, and
some of their judicial decisions
have enriched the Jurisprudence
of our State and in some instances,
influenced the judgments of
tribunals far beyond our borders.
A good bar is a help to good
bench, and able lawyers can be
powerful factors for the, advance
ment of the cause of justice. The
important litigation in the bygone
days of Elko County drew to it's
forum such renowned and skillful
advocates as Stewart. Ellis, Thorn
ton and Hillhouse, and others of
their class, men who stand in the
front rank of the eminent lawyers
of the Pacific Coast, and the inter-
mountain states. In our own
local bar have been a number of
attorneys of unusual ability, men
who we're capable of achieving
honorable fame in their profession
anywhere, some of whom after
their training in the old Court
Room, did in fact, win fame else.
where. Not to weary you with
too many names, you older resi-
dents will recall the skillful legaI
arguments Of that man of sount
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-08-03

served the people of the County
we'll. Of the old Court House, he
seemed almost part. Those of us
woh have worked beside him know
that he gave Of his very hearts
blood to the public service, spend
ing himself on his work with zeal
and devotion seldom equalled,
never surpassed. 1t is fitting that
this should be said now, for the
new Court House will not fl nd his
name on it's roll of officials. Be
fore this building is completed,
he will have retired from public
duties, to enjoy, for many happy
years, we trust, the quiet and
peace of private life. Fortunate,
indeed, will Elko County be, if in
future years, her people find many
public servants who will devote to
their interest, and to the welfare
of the County, such intelligent,
efficient service and such self
sacrificing, faithful labor as have
for so long been given to them by
Gay Dawley.
1t is on thoughts of the deed s
done in the old Court House, of
the just ce which was admonished
there, of the loyal public service
there performed. and Of the noble
men who there SO worthily have
labored, that the mind dwells in
pleasing retrospect today. Mem
ory's bare picture of the build ng
itself, apart from it's elevating
associations, .evokes no agreeable
recollection. For it was most un.
slightly. No archi tect or artist
conceived its homely outlines
The men of tile early days were
too absorbed in the immediate
needs Of the present, too pressed
indee d by the burden of providing
the things which were absolutel,
necessary, to spare anytime, o,
thought, or resourcec, toward,
ministering to aesthetic tastes
The building was substantial, ant
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-08-03

legal learning, John H. Rand. You
remember too, when every ear
in the crowded court loom drank
in the persuasive eioquence of J.
L. Wines; and here you saw the
keen and magnetic Webster Dorsey
gain victory upon victory.
To the names just mentioned
must be added those of other Elko
County lawyers, who, on the bench,
or at the bar of the old Court
House, obtained the knowledge and
experience or won the distinction
which fitted them for or was the
cause of their elevation to preside
in other courts. To the Supreme
Court Of our State, Elko County,
from its old Court House, has con-
tributed two of its honored district
judges, Bigelow and Talbot. Hence
also, to add to the lustre of the
same high court, went the genial,
able, Industrious Massey. And in
the court room of that old build
ing, the Hon. E. S. harrington
acquired that wide experience and
displayed that thorough knowledge
of the law which now dist ny lish
him as he presides in the Federal
Courts.
We cannot long indulge in
memories of the building which
has gone, without calling to mind
one who was neither lawyer nor
judge, but who, through a large
part Of its existence was the helper
of all lawyers there and the friend
and assistant of all but the very
first of its judges. Not resident
of the town of Elko in the days of
'69, though then already a resident
Of Elko County, and attending as a
witness at the first term OF court,
he soon became a county official.
AS Depty Sheriff, ounty Clerk,
and ex-officio County Treasurer,
Clerk of the Board Of County Com.
missioners and Clerk of the Dis.
trict Court, for many years he has
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING
What Every Womanly
Woman Wants

One of the fondest desires of millions
of women is to have beautiful hair.
This desire can be gratified without
the slightest risk, for. druggists every
where ahd Norton sell a hair tonic
called Partisan Sage, that will turn DUH
lifeess, unattractve hair into lustrous
and attractive hair in two weeks, or
money back.
Put the name on your shopping list
right now and be sure and get the gen
uine. Every package has the girl with
tho Auburn hair upon it. ~
Since its Introduction in America Pa
risan Sage has won unstinted praice from,
women of refinement who have learned
what delightful and refreshing hair
tonic and dressing Partisan Sage Is.
Just because the makers ara absolutely
certain that Partisan Sage is the only
preparation that kills the pernicious dan
druff microbes. they are willing to guar
anee it to Danish dandruff, stop falling
hair and itching scalp, or money back.
a large bottle of Partisan Sage costs
but so cents, at druggists everywhere,
and at Norton's. Mail orders filled,
charges prepaid, by Giroux Mfg Co
Buffalo. MY. l'e
l. Mrs. +. j.. Moreau. Oak street. Con-
cord, n. r., wrote November /. 1853:
"Parisian Sage has done wonders in my
case as dandruff cure, for my seal
was in bad condition.
Hair doesn't fall out as bad, the new
is making it's appearance fast. Am sti,l
continuing its use.'
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19

of Mr. and Mrs. FAC Majors, having at
the beautiful Majors home on Highlani
avenue one of the most brilliant and
beautiful of home ceremonials The
other members of the board is Mr.. e.
NJ. futwiler, Jr., who is already a pop
ular clubman. His wife. as stated be-
fore. was Miss Mary Anderson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Y. Anderson. So the
entire list of officers and club members
represents much in the social life as well
as the business life of one of the most
picturesque and beautiful cities in the
world. our own beloved Birmingham. The
list of Charter members includes Messrs.
w. s. Mudd, Stephen Smith, W. IL. Ba-
son, G.. T. Brazelton, Phifer Smith, John
T. Yeatman, j. D. Dabney, Jr, d. M.
Drennen, w. R. Fowlkes, John S. Jem-
icon, Jr. Otto Marx, Robert Jemison,
w. P. G. Harding, A. r. Dearborn, e.
X Campbell w. n. Malone, w. j. Con-
mfr, ]. @. Smith. ]. A. Gorham, David
Roberts, Jr.. r. V. Mabry, w. T. War
rem, R. L. Totten, e. V. Irwin, Richard
w Massey A. M. Throckmorton, c. F.
Winkler, R. H. Hood, George II. Harris,
E. C. Dunn. Sidney ]. Bowie, T. l.. Ma
bors, J. Hugh Miller, w. L. Leake, w.
K. Terry, George C. oliver. Charles s.
Spencer, e. NJ. Tutwiler, E. M. Tut
wiler, Jr. Hubert Tutwiler, Alfred A
Walker, Reed Lawson, G. w. Yancey
Fl. l.. Badham, j. mercer bdrhe,t' ChaS
X. Calhoun, w. r. Dunn, DR.. Mortimer
II. Jordan, ]. T. Stokeley, NJ. s. Sloan,
Charles T. Terry, William c. Sterrett,
DR.. L. c. Morris. M. ]. billiard, Geo. D.
Reynolds. Richard Peters, e. d. Smith,
H. F. Latimer, John l.. Parker, B. D,
Chenoweth, NJ J. McDonough, II. G.
Seibles, F. Y. Anderson, p. Toulmin, L..
Sewer. c. M. Williamson. j. X. Brock
man. w. NJ Drennen, w. NJ Martin,
VIM M. Walker, c. Exum, Il. Fl. Al
drich, VIM. NJ. Huey, Tom Hefin, Leo
K. Steiner. Carl II. Seals, F. Crook
whatley, Walter F. Scott, George L.
Watkins Forney Johnston, DR.. Miles A.
watkins, w. D. Nesbitt. Donald Conner,
l. f. Young, e. w. Barrett, Hill Fergu-
son. Frank Turner, W. E. Kelly. Dr.
James McLester, r. s. Meade F. b.
Fowlkes, Robert Jemison, Jr., e. j..
Brown, F. M. Kilby, Charles Woodruff,
Robert Ware.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19

with flowers, and the flowers on each of
different variety. AT the central table
sat the six visiting girls. This one was
| especially beautiful with its sweet pea
centerpiece. The place cards, Miss Jack
sons visiting cards. were chosen by the
guests as they entered. The spray of rat
ural flowers decorating each denoted the
| table at which the wearer should sit one
showed a Marguerite motif. another held
quantities OF black-eyed Susans, another
| showed a variety of roses from Mrs
Grubbs garden, one held nasturt1ums
and the last was frightened with pan
sizes.
| Green and white made the predominant
| color note. Tire ice course was prettlly
suggestive of this cool combination, the
stems of the glasses bearing full bows OF
green and white maline.
Mrs. Grubb welcomed her guests wear
ing a smart spring costume of black and
white. In pretty recognition of the fourth
anniversary of her marriage celebration
her guests were invited to join her in
toast drunk from a handsome loving cup.
This was one of the graceful features of
the occasion.
Miss Jackson who is extremely pretty,
looked unusually well yesterday gowned
in white lace made over blue silk and
worn with a large picture hat topped
with plumes Her sister, Mrs. Chisholm,
wore blue silk and a large black hat.
Those whom Mrs. Grub included in her
hospitality were Miss Jackson, Miss Hell
en- Lake Little, Miss Mary George Greene,
Miss Ruth Evens. Miss Bessie McCross-
in, Miss Emee MeCrossin, Mrs. Henry
Chisholm, Miss Avery, Miss Mabel Vince
lock, Miss Emily Morris, Miss Sadie Gil
lespy. Miss Ruth Gaudin, Miss Ellen Linn
Motion, Miss Joy Tomlinson, Miss jamie
Going. Miss Elizabeth Going, Miss Olivia
Bogacki Miss Marion Robinson, Miss
Amelia Worthington, Miss Roberta Por-
ter, Miss Mary George Cruikshank, Miss
Virginia Abercrombie, Miss Ellen Percy,
Miss Phoebe Judkins, Miss Julia CARNEY,
Miss Alice Cughan, and Miss Elizabeth
Dearborn. g..
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19
SOME BIRMINGHAM
GOLF ENTHUSIASTS

These sunny June days are Witness
ing an increase in outdoor sports, which
is most gratifying to local lovers OF
athletic pleasures. A leading amuse-
ment is golf and 1t Is astonishing
to those who have not watched the
progress of the game to find how many
of our prominent men take their re-
creation In this way. The links at
the Country club show the status any
pretty day. Saturday afternoon even the
very busiest men usually permit them
selves recreation earlier then than 9th
err days-is perhaps the most popular
and-whisper 1t not'-some may be
found there on Sundays.
The taste for golfing is growing
throughout the country. In the north
and in Canada 1t is followed, of course,
rather more than here 1t was in Canada.
indeed, that the sport was first intro
duced in this country. About so years
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-19

This clever woman has not wrinkle upon het
face; she has discovered marvellous. simple methoa
which brought a wonderful change In her race IN d
single night For removing wrinkles and developing
the bust her method is truly wonderfully fapid.
She mado herself the she Is today and
brought about the wonderful change In her appear
snce in a secret and pleasant manner Her com
pIexion is as clear and fair that of a child
She turned her serawny figure into beautiful Dust
aud we'll developed form. She had thin. scrawny
eyelashes and eyebrows. which could scarcely be
seen and she made them long, thick and Deastnul
by her methods.
You can imagine her JOY. when. by her own
.,mnls discovery she removed every wrinkle from
her face and developed her thin neck and form TO
beautiful proportions.
Nothing is taken into the stomach, no mask
or common massage no harmful plasters' no rollers
no worthless creams.
pv her new process size removes wrinkles and
develops the whole figure plump and fat,
IT ia simply astonishing the hundreds Of women
mo write in regarding the wonderful results from
mis- new beauty treatment. which is Identifying
their face and form after beauty doctors and other
methods failed.
have entirely disappeared. Miss Hanson writes her
The valuable beauty book which Nine Gun,
y certainly blessing to womankind as It makes
own her n women ne
our readers should %s hsS e g. HRce rea
nents and will show our readers;
How to quickly remove wrinkles.
How to develop the bust.
How TO make long, thick eyelashes
and eyebrows.
How to instantly remove superfIuous
hair.
How to remove blaclShends, pimples
nnd freckles.
How to remove dark circles under
the eyes.
How to quickly remove double chin.
How to build up sunlSen cheeks and
ndd flesh to the body.
How to darken gray hair and stop
hnfr falling.
Simply address your letter to Evelyn Cunning
ham suite 6G5 Randolph St., Chicago. III. and
don't send any money, because particulars arc fiee
a. this charming Ia doing her utmost to
benefit girls women in need Of secret informa-
ton which will add 10 their beauty and make
life sweeter and loveier in every way.
Nov is the time write and learn her beauty
secrets lest your beauty passes, even tho peals
Of a rose wither into the drift of yesterday $
flower -.
~ more kind women like this in it.