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NETS OF PLATS AND PLAYERS.


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wife" 70 Close on saturday.
Both the plays running in Charles Froh-
mans theatres. The Arcadians' az the
KnickerbOcker and Her Husbands Wife
Al the Criterion, will close temporarily
ON next Saturday night 20 give the prin-
cipals q rest The Arcadians' COM
pany will reopen on Monday August J.,
az the same theatre, where u will remain
until Saturday. August %. Owing 10 the
long season planned here and in Great
Britain for Her Husbands Wife Henry
Miller decided to let his company taEe
their vacations early The successful
comedy satire will reopen At one OF the
Frohman theatres early in september
before going on the new international
circuit
Among the passengers on the new air
ship line from Muaich 70 Oberammergau
will he Mr. and Mrs William II Crane
Mr. Crane cabled yesterday frorA Munich
that he and hrs party would Az 20 the
Passion Play. 70 witness which they are
spending their vacation in Europe
II we are not airsick. said Mr. Crane,
We will return the same way
Nine lavalazzis pupils m the ballet
school OF the Metropolitan Opera House
are 10 hold their exercises this afternoon
IN the rehearsal theatre Their teacher
u ANXIOUS % show what they have ac-
complished IN FIVE months
The star AZ the New Brighton Theatre
al Brighton Beach Is Edna Nav Spooner
who appears at the head Of company
OF SpooneT players IN one act farce
An Obstinate Family lhe Leading
role. that II a Young wife affords Misa
Spooner excellent opportunities In her
support are Mrs Mary Gibbs Spooner
Augustus Phillips. Hal Clarendon Philip
Leigh and Katherine Francs
Another feature which scores ls Mo.
Iasso's French pantomime A. Monte
Carlo. which unlike previous Of his offer
ings IA Tree from tragedy and IL comedy
In treatment Among the other enter
tainers are Avery and Hart, the colored
comedians. Conlin. Steele and Carr-fn 4
comedy singing and dancing act. the
six American dancers. Stelling and Revell
in a comedy acrobatic turn, Marshall
Montgomery. the ventilOqulst Baller-
MISS CANNES and Florence Troy. a new
English comedienne
Through Frank e Bostock. who will
he Interested IN the production. the man
agement Of Dreamland In Coney Island
has lust secured parsisian novelty called
Tarnagra, now the big sensation a.
the Amusement Park IN PARIS Within
Gnecian setting adult women dancers
enter and BY a ncW invention appear
70 the spectator In dim.nutiye sire The
men who CONSTRUCTED the Paris AFFAIR
are expected 70 arrive tomorrow on the
kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. and Manager
Gumpertz expects n have the TannaEra
working in Dreamland by next Saturday
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TRAIN ROBBERS MAKE A HAUL.
Three Men Rob Exprsss SAFES AnA Every
Passenger IN the Coaches

OoDEN. Utah. June c:.-A bold train
robbery took place here early this morn
ing when three highwAymen stopped
passenger train No. l al the Oregon Short
Tine. rihed lie express safes and went
through the pockets of lie hundred or
more passengers.
The exact amount secured IL not known.
Two passShgors we're injured during the
mAles-ons Of thsm Mrs. J. II. Ball. whSss
diamond earrings were torn from her
ears. and the other a foreigner. who could
not understand the demands Of the high
Waymen that he hold up his hands and
Was badly Rauled with the butt Of a six
ahooter for his resistance Two train
men were also hurt.
The holdup took place about 10 o clock.
just a. the train was leaving the city
limits. TorpedOeS exploding on the track
led the engineer 10 believe that some
thing was wrong ahead and he brought
the train 20 a stop y. B. Franklin, the
head brakeman. lsit the baggage car and
ran ahead 10 SO what was the matter
He was met by a command 20 halt. and
uDon refusing was felled with hlOw nom
a revolver in the hands Of one Of the rob.
hers, who dArted out from the darkness,
Franklin realized al once what was up
and feiKninR death fell to the ground
and rolled down the smbankment. The
robbers evidently thought him dead and
hurried on back 20 the train.
One Of them climbed into the cab and
covered the engineer. The other two
hurried on hack 70 the express car. com
PEELED the messenger. who was peering
into the darkness 70 see what the trouble
was, 20 open the door and then 70 throw
open the doors of his safae. These were
hurriedty relieved Of their bags Of money
and other valuablea.
Jumping ont Of the open door OF the
express car thoy hurried 70 the first
passenger coach and began firing down
lie aisle 20 frighten the passengers into
submission Then while one Of them
stood on the platform his companion
took over the cash and valuables Of each
passenger in turn. The second and third
oar were gone through In the same way,
after which the highWaymen lett the
train
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SIAMBOUL WANTS HUOLLgYS
NOTHING SAID ABOUT TAXING
FRANCHISES - THEY'RE FREE.

Proposals Received Up 10 NoV. III Chil.
dFen Under Three Are Carried Free
They NusI stt on Pay Passenger
-CsndnctoF MAJ mar any Dec.
The Ottoman Government. through
Reiet Bey, its Consul General in New York.
has invited bids f,om Americans for the
construction Of an electric tramway
system in Constantinople and its suburbs.
shooting out for several miles IN many
directions.
1t IL a fine chance for American capi-
tAliSts,' sAid Rsfe, Bey yesterday in the
consulate general at 50 Pearl street
You have the money 10 build these lines
and We want 70 have the improvements
made
He was asked whether there were not
already tramway lines in Constantinople
oh Yell. We have cars drawn by
horses. We answered, but they are not
satisfactory and We have not many Of
them. We want a real American system
and we hope that We shall be able 20 get it,
Then be outlined the proposed hnes.
There Ia 10 be a network In the city t.
self Bepidss these the Government has
laid Out hva possible routes outside the
city 20 which it will be possible for bid
ders 10 make additions. To the sue
ce safll bidders are offered franchises on
these and the city lines. One line Ia 10
run from Chichh 20 Kihos on the Black
Sea, along the European shore Of the
Bosporus TO Buyukdere and through
the foret de Belgrade
This goes along the shore said Reiet
Bey, past the villas of many wealthy
residents Il IL much like Rivsrside
Drive
Another runs from Scutar 10 Kadikeuy
and Nloda. The others are from fedi-
kOule 10 Chichli and the Sweet Waters
Of Europe, from Scutar 10 Alemdagh,
and from Scutai 10 Beioos and the
Mountain Of Geant
The Turks are also asking for bids on
a system Of trOlleys inside the city OF
Salonica.
The specifications for the construction
Of these roads have been drawn up in
very businesslike French They an
nOunce that reception Of bids will close
on November I OF this year The plan
has been worked out in detail, from the
admOniti0n that timber used In constrlc-
ton must be taken from the neighhoring
forests tc the regulation that only children
under three will he permitted 10 ride free
and only under the consideration that
each sits upon the knees Of a grown per-
son Provision IL even made for the
dogs, which despite recent reports from
ConstAntinople 70 the effect that they are
being exterminAted have come in the
common conception 10 be a naturally
accepted part Of the scenery in that city
The fare for dogs Is tn be Z paras or
about two-iifths Of cent-per kilO-
meter But the Government holds that
the cOncessionaires may reserve the right
10 refuse transportation 10 any dog
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WuI sT stewart ". nr,es.

The Will Of Stewart NJ Brics. a former
Councilman and son Of Calvin ~ Brics
dispoSes Of property described only a.
more than $4,000 The testator's wife.
Il goes 70 her son, MArvelle Cooper Mount,
Who was adopted by Brice and changed
his name 20 Stewart N. Brioe. Jr. The
principal after his death goes % the tssta-
tor'a two brothers and two sisters OF
their aurvivors.
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FegreyrOs Rublo.

The wedding of sshorita Juana RubiO
and sohor Carlos .Ernesto FeTreyros took
place Yesterday afternoon In the Roman
Catholic Church Of the Blessed Sacrament.
al seventy-hrnt street and Broadway
sehor Ferreyros IL secretary % the Peruvian
Leratlon In Panama and was previously
an aftachA Ia Washington. The bride h 4
daughfer Of sehOr r. v RubiO Of 100 West
Rayenty-sixth street The honeymoon wili
~ paased In Panama. The ceremony was
perfOrmed 81 Z O'Clock by the assistant
rector In the absence VI the rector, Father
TAYLOR There were members Of repre-
sentative Cuban families present.
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NEW Law. BIT Old METHODS.
Magistrate. Unable 70 Versfy Chauneurs'
ReeOrds. HOlds I'm for Trial

Magistrate Krotel struck a snag yester-
day in trying 10 enforce the new inferior
courts law which Gov Hughes siRnsd on
Saturday The law gives City Manistratss
hnal Jurisdiction over cruelty TO animals
cases and first offence violations ~ n"
motor vehicle law. which formerly vent 70
the )urt Of Special Sessions
The first OF these cases IN the York
vills court was that Of Thomas Jeahy.
a chauffeur. Of Cold spring HarDor.
/ ! Bicycle Policeman Joh- Howe
charged him with operating an auto
mobile on Madison avenue Yesterday a.
tventy-thres miles an hour F y Grin
nsl a retired broker OF "a Esst Fiflieth
street. owner Of the car. went to court and
was pleased Whsn he heard that the cas-
might he disposed Of then and there, as
he had made arrangements 20 60 to
turone TODAY With his family
THIS ls my first arrest under tha new
law your Honor. said the policeman
How do I know that this IL ths rhauf-
ieUTs hrst offence ! can onlv dispose
~ frst offenders . said the Magistrate
Assistant District Attorney strong tale-
gh0nod 70 his once ~ md out whether
leahv had been arrested hefore. but
was unable u get the information.
Under the circumstances ] avn obliged
f0 proceed under the Old law said tho
Nhus'rats as they went on with the
s1lmlr ltion He held the chauffeur IN
So hail for trial IN Special Sessions Mr
Grinnell put up the money
soon afterward Bicycle Policeman
Fsher brought in a chauffeur Of taxicab
who vas charged with speeding. MaEis-
trafe krotel held him also for Special
~assl0ns
The new law requires that the Clerks Ot
4 polio" court occupy "A room apart from
the Magistrate There was no spare
room 90 the Yorkytlle court. hut the MaEis-
trats took possession u one belonging 10
fHe Fourth District Municipal Court
winch was temporarily unoccupied, and
No men and women In the police court
we're invited IN n state their grievances
20 'he clerks a. the law directs
Mayor Gaynor was flooded Yesterday
s'h applications for the additional
f.soes m the Special Sessions and Magis-
'rais- courts created by the signing ~
th@ nlerlOF courts bill The probability
D. that he will not attempt 10 wade through
the mass Of letters he has received but
v1Il elect men ~ whose merits he has
PERSONAL knOwledge He does not expect
~ 70 able 30 make these selections Tor
week az least
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Tho sIit brought by the three daughters
= Nrs Edward IAutsrhach for an ac-
Noun'ing n a fund they said their mother
h'd i1r them has heen discontinued.
sr' supreme Court Justice 0ieEsrich
-ig."d an order yesterday removing the
y" unrtry receiver of the fund Counsel
90 To not diaCuas the terms Of settlement
N-t Lautsrbach declared Mast night
ir-' her suit against her husband Tor q
SEPARATION would cOntinus
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Frrlrht Rar. sulr, pI.mla.ed.

ST. LoUIs. June 81 In accordance with
the agreemtnt between the railroad
presidents and President Taft, Charles II
Houts. Federal District Attorney. to-day
dismissed the injunction suit brought by
the Government against the Missouri
Pacific and twenty-fOur other Western
hnes 20 restrain the proposed increase in
freight rates.
The sun., 1910-06-28

1si The net revenue during the nlns
months Of the subway was ts.ssS. .Slo
and Of the elevated lines q, ass .2ol
On the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system
SO0 e9t, ,od7 passengers were carried Who
it7
The number Of fare passengers carried
on th4 curface lines in Manhattan war
27s, ~, tS3, the net revenue being q. .i07,-
t2S Out Of this sum g 20i .Sts went q
the receivers 0f the Metropolitan lines
and 81 .l7s. 95s 70 the receiver Of the Third
avenue hne
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ARRESTED As LYNN BANDIT.
Suspect win %. 900. Nostiy New New
EngIand Money. Caught Near PtttsburE.

England Money, CnuEht Near FtttsburE.
PtrTsBURd. June r. Members of the
Pennsylvania state consiAbulary arrested
a bedraggled stranger who dropped Of
a freight train at P,hxsutawney. Pa.
sixty miles out Of Pitisburg. just after
dark tonight and are holding him on
suspicion Of being concerned in the Lynn,
Mass.. hank robbery.
The msn gave his name a. Barnard
Gala CHER but refused 20 say where he
epme from On his person was found
o. O25 in new hank notes of New England
banks and SIS IN United States greenbacks.
The prisoner refused 10 say how he
came hy the money He was ravenOusly
hungry. He 10 described as Ave feet seven
inches in height about 10 years old.
smooth shAven and of sandy complexion
The State police asked the Pittsburg
police II any Instructions had been sent
out IN connection with the New England
robbery. tut the local oficials had none
% give
LTNN. Mass. June g7.--Wasili IVAN
kowAki. ons 81 the three men who assassi-
mated Thomas A. LAndregan. a shoe manu-
facturer. and Police Otiiosr James n.
Carroll IN the street here on Saturday
morning IN an attempt - gain Possession
Of a bag containing 5000 which they
carried. was arraigned this morning and
held without bail.
Andrew Aoeson will he arraigned a.
soon as his condition viii permit. He
iS still az the hospital with a slight chance
for recovering.
Two Newark y. J.. Oficials. Inspector
Tuite and Detective Thomas p. Meyer.
visited the police station to-day and saw
lWAnkoWski They think he vas one
Of the gang which terrorized Newark
last winter and that he took part In the
robbery of a bank near Pittsburg last
April when three men were shot, IVAN
kowski admits that he was IN Pittsburg
the mark Of a Pittsburg dealer The
methods used in committing the crimes
AZ Pittabura. Newark and IN this city
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ABIDED nv HER VISION.
spifttualisi stunned Doctors as Adstsed
by the Mighty Dead D,es az ~

ny the Naghty Dead-blea ~ NJ
Mrs Marion Viola Scale. who was
70 years old. died Yesterday at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs Birdie Halt 40
East Twenty-seysnth street she had
been a spirituaist for twenty years and
would not LEI physicians trest her In
her ast illness. which heEan three months
ago. friends advised the employment Of
a doctor; but Mrs Scale Was 20 sure VI
what she did not want that her daughter
refused 70 thEaTt her Wishee
Mrs Halt said that her mother had
been doubtful herself a. 20 whether il
would not be better 20 employ medical
AID. but that In this period Of doubt she
was visited IN her dreams by famous
men. among them Henry Ward Beeoher
and noted physicians. all o. whom ed.
vik@d her that no matter what befell
she should hold fast 70 her belief The
daughter said that her mother gave
her VIVID particulars of these seancee
az soon a. she awakened
The Coroner allowed q burial permit
70 be issued
The sun., 1910-06-28
TRANSIT FIGURES FOR CITY.
statistics - Local Travel for Nine Months
Published By p. =. Commission.

In a report issued yesterday by the
Public Service Commission Of the opera
tons Of the railroad companies Of this
city for the nine months ended March
81 last Il is shown that the number Of
passengers who paid fares on the subway
reached a total Of zoo. .2sl .Sls. while the
total on the elevated sytem was 2i7 6s7.-
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PLEDGE SAVES RCBE WADDELL.
VIE Beating sentence suspended Under
FFsaiae - Drink NO Mere.

ST Lows. June n Pitcher George
TdEa-d Rube WAddsll made M defence
% his brides charges that he had beaten
her and spun her around like q top lAs,
week and was fined SiSc by Police Judge
William Jeherspa Pollard today.
The fine was SUSPEND 4 when Waddell
signed the 7a-ole pltdye, which has made
Judge "1iiA-d famous a. far a. London.
England
The pledge requires Wnddell not "a
drink any intOxicaats He must also
report weekly 70 Pollard while IN St
L0l.'s and mail a weekly letter signed
by his employer when out Of town
Waddell testified that he was without
money. employment or property and
that he had small hopes
Waddell's wife testified that he Was
the best man In the w. ID when sOber
They will not seek divorce
Judge Pollard will surely send Rube
20 the workhOuse II he breaks his pledge
The sun., 1910-06-28

The standard railway first Of all seeks to
safeguard its passengers. This IS accomplished BY
the use Of heavy steel rails and a rock-balasted
roadbed; by a regiment Of experienced track
repares always on the Job reliable signal
system high grade Of equipment and engine
men who are ever alert
The sun., 1910-06-28

Mrs ARnss Havemeyer Caiius waa
married Yesterday az her residence. tOi
West End avenue. % T. Gillies Todd of New
burvport. Mass. by the Rev Dr. George r
Peek of 81 Andrews MsthOdis; Episco-
nal ChuFrh 0ging 70 the illness Of the
brides mother the wedding uaa very quiet
and there sere no guests outside Or the
hTidea Immediate family. consisting Of
her father. Jamea Havrmeyer. Who rave
his daughter away her mother and brother
Mra CattUa q former husband vas a broker
OF this city and died seven wears ago.
The sun., 1910-06-28
KOENIGIN LUIsE BROKE SHAFT.
Passngers An We'll aBd Boat Doing
Ito 10 KnotA

4 despatch received yesterday a. the
aTos n the North German Lloyd Line
this city says that tie steamship
Ep-nigin LIise. bound from Bremen
'H 'hs port. not only lost her port pro
'a.er 5ut broke her propeller shaft in
80 stern tube and that Il is likely that
vii he necessary b. fit Der with port
-.H"iler shaft ~ well A. q new propeller
So extra propeller will be shipped from
"-aw"n today by the Kaiser Wilhelm
.a' Crosse. due n arrive here on Tues-
.ar Capt Harrassowitz reported by
'e.ess YESTERDAY that his passengers
Fr-' al well and that he was making
tween eight and ten knOta II is Prob
hat the Koenigin LIise after land
'"r passengers here will dry dock
- Newport News - make repairs.
The sun., 1910-06-28
The CI,yp TnIrstSe,t Precinct.

There we're IOS afidAvits against liquor
dealers reported At Polics HsadguarterD
yesterday for violations, last Sunday.
Capt Michael J. Rsidy Of the BushWick
avenue station. Brooklyn, fled sixty
three af1dayits The total for Ell Ave
bOrougha on the preceding Sunday was
only forty-eight
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Hsavy sentence for Horss Possesses.

Judge Dixie in the County Court Brook.
lyn. yesterday sentsnced LOuia Esvins.
an sxpreasman who belonged 70 a gang
Of horse poiaOnsTs and was cOnvto6ed 0t
sxtortion, 10 not more than fifteen years
and not less than seven years and six
months in Sing Sing.
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SPEED

The banker the lawyer, the business
leaves New York on the Pennsylvania Special"
at ass p NJ, TODAY and arrives in Chicago at
S,5 tomorrow morning This is speed II is the
result Of all the combined efforts in track. signal,
and motive power construction, and in alert
and skIlful operation. 1t the climax Of the
experience Of the progressive railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad with its ,rock-balasted
inc between New York and Chicago, and its limited
rains, affords the greatest degree OF safety with
absolute comfort and the quickest time. And it is
scenic route besides.
The sun., 1910-06-28

s1iit 4 Companys sales oi FresR Beef N Nsu
D. avcragci 90 cents per pgund.-Afg.
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RAILROAD
Nv 9gIIstIn.
Bulletin.
transportation.

There are three prime considerations in railway
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8Es$sl%%s=s=sEs=.%:s..SS. 2
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-04-29

Try those $500 to $500 Suits. and
Pants from $500 up. Made in my
shop in any style Money refunded
If not satisfactory. C. Soos. Tailor,
over Post once. 1.12
RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Having
determined to build aud move to my
farm east of town. my residence prop
erty is now for SALE Cash or terms.
Seymour Riddle. 1w
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NorIcE 81 sAERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me
directed aud delivered, issued out of
the County Court of Craig County,
Oklahoma, in an action in said Court
wherein Bessie Scott. Charles Wesley
Miller by Fannie Scott, their mother
and next friend, and Fannie Scott act
ing for herself is Plaintiff. and Otto
J. Storm is Defendant, / will, on the
9th day of May. 1910, between the
hours of nine o'clock a. m, and six
O'Clock p. M, of said day, at the front
door Of the Court House, at Vinita, in
the County aforesaid offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder for
cash in hand, the following described
real property, situate in Craig County,
Oklahoma, to-wit:
The southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of the south
east quarter of Section eighteen,
township twenty-eight north and
range eighteen east, containing
ten acres more or less.
Said property having been levied on
as the property Of the said Otto ]
Storm and taken on execution in favor
of the said Plaintiff.
Dated this, the goth day of April
1910.
H. e. RIDENHOUR, Sheriff
By H. R. CLARK, Deputy. 6-31
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ternoon and night by Della Clarke and
company with Miss Clark in the title
role.
The play is something out Of the
ordinary and the Audience, accorded
Miss Clarke and her very able sup
porters hearty applause. Their work
had the real flavor and the members
of the cast were all well fitted for the
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The Knoxville Journal and Tribune
of February Gath. says of the new
romantic drama, "The White Squaw,"
which will be presented at the Audi
torium on April 20:
THE White Squaw," a story OF the
Michigan woods in 1920. was present
ed at Staub's theatre Wednesday, af-
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Characters they represented.
The story Of an Indians love for
"paleface" runs through the play. Miss
Clarke as 'fNeamata" the Indian
maiden. who loves an Englishman, re-
ceived applause for her strong and
forceful impersonation Of the char
acter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08

in vogue in their day. the mothers would
have a more intelligent understanding Of
their children.s advantages. as they
would be in possession Of facts upon
which to base their judgments.
Every few months a day should be
take n In which to look over all the music
Edges which have become shabby from
use should be cut evenly. Torn places
may be easily mended by transparent pa
per such as is used. to wrap sand wiche S
in. This may be pasted over the notes
as the notes show through.
Where one is collecting large musical
library, the works of each composer,
which is in sheet form. should be placed
in manila paper covers in box and duly
labeled. A card index such as is used in
Offices and libraries will be found expe-
dent. In this way whatever may be
wanted may be quickly and unerringy
found. The music will be preserved in
definitely
When using concerted music such as
duos. trios. duartets. etc, the parts
should be gathered after each rehearsal
ming another concerted piece. This will
prevent the loss or missing of any part
One small part missing will make both
useless and worthless the most expensive
concerted piece.
Music is SO commonly used that there
is every reason why it should receive the
same care given the books so valued in
the household. OF all the treasures che r.
ished in the home nonei is more joyful when
we are gay than music or more sympa-
thetic and comforting when we are sad
or more compa nionable all along through
life.