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Evening journal., 1910-07-09
Heart toHeart
Talks.
TO A FATHER.
By EDWIN A. NYR-


You say Jimmie is twelve.
Then It is high time. II you have not
already done so, to become Jimmie's
ehum
1t was all right for his mother to
have charge OF him so long as he was
more baby than boy. He could tell
her everything. and she could help him
in everything. She knew where be
was and what be was doing.
II is different now.
The boy is big enough TO be called
James" and secretly he yearns for
long trousers. Unconsciously, maybe.
but surely. he is tugging TO get loose
from his mothers apron strings.
He begins to be a man.
This is your opportunity to get close
to him. Jimmie wants a mate TO talk
10 aud confde in. You can be that
mate If you want TO be.
Jimmie would rather be your sworn
pal than to take up with any other
person on earth. 1t would please him
nightly.
The danger is this:
He may become either ashamed or
afraid to confde in you. And II he
is either be may consult some harum
scarum Of the street.
Some fathers. altogether too dlgni-
fed or stern. proceed on the theory
that the son must recognize the pa
rental authority. and they lay down the
law and punish the least infraction Of
#. They believe that will keep the
boy straight
1t will doubtless keep him from
rongdoing-where it can be found
out
You see. the danger is that Jimmie,
being afraid of you, may become a
sneak. He viii not tell you the truth.
He VIII deceive you. And Jimmie is
likely to become not only a sneak, but
a liar.
Also
If Jimmie is ashamed to tell you
about some things be may do things
Of which he ought TO be ashamed.
My dear sir. you may so have the
confidence Of your son that he will
tell you everything-everything. Moth
ing is too delicate for father and sor
to discuss-if they are chums.
Jimmie must know from some
source the things you know about life
How much better you shoul ~tell hin
than some other. DO you want you
boy to face temptations ignorantly Of
wrongly instructed:
What are you in the world for any
way?
10 make money for Jimmie?
No!
You are in the world to help you
boy make a man Of himself-a man a.
good as you are or better.
For that are you a father.
And II Jimmie fails TO make a goo'
man Il will largely be your fault an'
your shame. But IL be succeeds. Why
that will be the JOY and triumph o
your life.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
COMPANY MAY
LOSE ITS SITE
New Castle Commons Will
Insist That Steel Concern
Employ 200 Men
COUNCIL HEARS TOWN
ORDINANCES ARE BROKEN

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. July 9.-some complica-
tons may arise over the grant Of land
made 10 the Tropenas Company. When
President Tropenas came here the agree
ment made between the Trustees OF the
Commons and the Tropenss Steel Com
pany was that in return for a $500 site
the company would employ 200 men. Now
the commons officials say that at no
time during its operation has the com
pany employed more than 100 men. Selden
8. Deemer holds the obligation and 10 him
is the interest TO be paid. Unless 100 men
are employed during ten years the prop
erty reverts to the trustees.
The two big steel mills OF the Edgar
Allen Manganese Steel Company, the
successor to Tropenas Steel Company.
are located on the property. The atten-
ton Of the new company will be called 10
the provision in the grant Of the site.
Michael ]. Reedy, who was recently
employed by the city to look after the
condition OF the streets is doing good
work
Democrats are In a snari. Some Of the
members Of City Council do not want TO
re-elect James B. Toman. Jr.. tax coll
lector. Consequently some hard things
are being said by members of that po-
litical creed. Toman has made a splendid
collector and his frinds fell he should
be given a reelection.
The popularity Of John Leonard. who
was recently married was shown last
evening when about thirty employees OF
the Pullman Car Company rendered him a
surprise For four hours there was a
royal good time az the Dobbinsvile hotel
and best wishes we're given 10 the pop
ular young couple. Mr. Leonard is en-
ployed in the electrical department OF
the Pullman Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Burris held a re-
ception last evening at tbf Bacon cottage
About 100 friends called to extend con-
gratulauons to the newly welded pair.
Members OF the Holy Name Society will
receive Holy Communion IN ST. Peters
lChurch tomorrow morning
Borden Paynter. the -year-old son
OF George Paynter fell on a hatchet and
cut a deep cash in his head.
City Council has been passing reso-
buttons recently but no one sees them In
operation. The milk ordinance is not en-.
forced, the dog ordinance is not enforced
and the waste paper ordinance is NOT
enforced and so the city goes joggins
along
A man who owns 5000 house is as
sessed $500 and a 5000 property is as
sessed al one-third its value and so 81
Is that old New Castle remains IN the
ruts.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
NEWPORT

sreoial 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT Del, July 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Stats, who
we're married last week and have re-
Turned home from visit at Baltimore
and Washington. were given tin
shower by their friends here on We'd
nesday evening. Among those pres
eut we're Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bull
len. Misses Ida Coward, Mary Scar
borough. Mary Benson, Alkaline Iaz-
we'll. Mir. and Mrs. Enoch Smith, Mrs.
Harvey Benson. Miss Lauretta Hill
ward. Phillip Webb and Frank Dickey.
The following young couples Of this
town spent the day recently on a
pleasant fishing trip up the Christiana
Creek. Miss Mary Adams. Austin
Steward, Miss Rena Steward ana
Thomas Hanna, Miss Bertha Thomp-
son. John Hanna, Harry Steward and
Miss Mary Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips are
spending a week in the Pocono Noun
tains.
Mrs. Maud Van Mort and son. OF
Port Deposit. are spending some time
as the guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Fisher.
William Conlyn has returned from
a weeks visit with his niece at Mid
/ dletown.
W. ]. Hilyard spent Thursday il
Philadelphia.
Mrs. f. Fisher has returned from
l a visit with relatives in Wayne, Pa.
Mrs. Charles Carton and daughter
Miss Nellie Carton. of Wilmington
have been spending a few days will
! Mr.. and Mrs. owen Carton.
Mrs. Florrie Young is i'll at he
home here.
Miss Marion Bradford. who hai
been spending a few weeks with he
aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
has returned TO her home in Philadel
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert Bicking ant
son Morris are spending a week a
4 the Pocono Mountains.
Miss Floy Fisher is visiting rela
tives al Northeast
Clarence Scarborough and Harrison
Dav spent yesterday In Philadelphia
Mrs Andrew Harssu Is spending
some time Al Child= Nd
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. W G. Beggs Of Seattle. Wash.
has succeeded 10 growing beautiful
rose whose stem is smooth like that Of
a lily
Mrs. Grover Cleveland and her
daughters aud sou returned recently
from Europe. where she has spent the
past year. most OF the time in Lau-
same. Switzerland. where the chill
dren were in school.
Mrs. Catherine Van voorhis OF
Rochester is said to have made the
largest dag thar ever hoatcd over the
capitol at Washington. She attended
the suffrage convention recently held
IN Washington and in spite Of her
eighty years took part IN all the pro-
ceedings.
Mrs. Virginia Hamersley Field has
obtained permission 10 visit and give
spiritual advice TO condemned prison
ers in the death house OF Sing Sing
prison. Mrs. Field has been conduct
ing a Bible class at Sing Sing prison
for twenty years.
The smallest grandmother in the
world is Mrs Minnie Myers Of Fort
Myers. Fla. who is seventy-five years
old She is twenty-seven and a half
inches tall and weighs thirty-two
pounds, She has been the mother OF
three children. the daughter with
whom she now lives being woman
Of average height. Mrs. Myers spends
most Of her time with her two grand
children.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
CAMDEN

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. July 9.-Miss Isabella
stewart has returned from visit to
Philadelphia.
Miss Alice Saxton who has been Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua SaXton has
returned to Port Penn.
A. P. Hinsley has been on a business
ltrip TO Philadelphia.
Mrs. Green and Julia Lord az Phil
lsdelphia are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Annie L. Cooper.
Miss Ethel Bert, Of Philadelphia, is
being entertained by her friend, Miss
lEstene Conwell for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Graham, Of Ty-
lrone. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Fisher. OF Philadelphia, Pa. are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. William Graham.
Miss Ada Holden viii leave on sun
day for a weeks visit TO kits Ham
mock.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
NEWS FROM
COLLEGE TOWN
M. E. and Presbyterian
Church Societies to Unite
in Evening Service
REPORT METERS REDUCE
WATER COMPANY PROFITS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. July 9-The young peo-
pie Of the two Christian Endeavor So
cieties Of the Presbyterian and NJ r.
Churches will hold union twilight SER
vices on Sunday evening in the NJ. p.
Church. Chandler Pyle, of Whining
ton. will deliver an address on Echoes
from the Washington Covention.'
The Rev. J. d. Hillman, Of saltwater,
n. b, will preach at Head Of Christiana
Church Sunday morning at II o'clock.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian Church Sunday evenings
until September.
The Rev william j. Rowan, Pm. D..
pastor Presbyterian Church OF this
toan. will leave next week for New
York to sail for Europe. lie will re-
turn about the first OF August.
Mrs Charles l.. Penny gave a re-
ception 10 the members OF the New
Century club at her home on wilkins
Terrace on Wednesday
DR. a. Lee Porter, Mrs. Porter and
daughter. Dorothy, are on trip to the
Pacific Coast.
william n. Taylor was hit by fou
ball while watching a game. He suffer
ed considerable pain. and his arm was
swollen considerably
officer Reed captured a number o
colored crap shooters and took then
before Squire Iovett. The squire i'm
posed a fine Of IS on each. There were
twelve in all Several paid the fine.
1 The second half OF the house Of Mrs
Roach occupies prominct place OF
the sidewalk on Main street. The con
tractor moved IT 20 the Sidewalk an'
then will wait until ext week before h
undertakes to move It to the othe
half on Delaware avenue
Dr. Charles a. Blake and Dr. c
Henry witnessed the flying OF Glel
Curtiss at Atlantic city this week
Charles b. Evans and Mrs. Evans ef
town yesterday for New York. The,
took a steamer for Europe to-da,
where they win spend some time.
Miss Hickman. OF Philadelphia wa
the guest OF Mrs. J. win Brown, thi
week
Mr.. and Mrs. ] X. Hyland and SON
Of Wilmington. were the guests Of MI
and Mrs. John Davis the FIRST Of III
week.
II Al meeting OF Council this week
was found that since tho installation o
water meters the plant has not beer
paying. u was decided to increase tn
rate The rate has been s. for singh
snigot Now i viii be S. This rate al
allows 2,Oo0 gallons against 1850 before
People can use more water An inspection
Of the sidewalks VIII be made by superin
tendent Parry and any found TO be q
bad shape will have to be relaid
See Snellenburgs Window Dspla
~ f.roat paro,.fpe
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
EnuIish Etchinqs.

The British sovereign pays no rates
or taxes.
The king Of England has officially
no surname.
The center Of Ascot race course is
laid out as golf links.
The gun carriage that has been used
for carrying the collins OF both Victo
ria and Edward VII. will now be Al
object OF popular interest in the court
yard OF the Tower Of London.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
Social and
Personal

Mrs Salie Vanneman has been
spending the month Of June with Mrs.
william Keen in Hartford County.
Md.
Mrs ssllie Vsnneman is visiting
Mrs Samuel Hall during the month %
July.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Gillespie were
week end guests Of friends at Wood
lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph wickersham
and Burtsell Collins went to Wood
lawn on Monday in their automobile.
Frank winters and John Mccarthy
Of Chester. have been visiting relatives
in this city
Joseph Bradley, OF Chester is spend
ing some time with wilmington friends.
Martin Hess and family OF Chester,
were recent guests Of friends here
Miss Eta Miles has returned 70
Chester after spending some time with
relatives in this city.
Miss Lizzie Gray, OF Trainer has
been spending several days with VIII
mington relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Wood has been the
guest of relatives at Trainer.
Elias Rhoades and family have been
visiting friends at Summit Bridge.
Mrs. Gertrude s Deem. of Denton.
Md, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. u. Fl. Webster is the guest Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stevens. OF Denton
DR.. l.. II. Ball. Mrs. Jennie Baxter
and Mr. Stell have been the guests Of
Attorney and Mrs. oscar Clark Of
Denton.
Miss Madge Beauchamp and friends.
Miss Jones and Miss Newman. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Boon Beau
champ Of Denton.
Leland Russell has been spending
a few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T.. Russell. Of Burrsville.
Mr. and Mrs W. b. Megear have
been visiting his father. Thomas ,
Megear. Of Smyrna,
Mr.. and Mrs Roland 3. Carr have
been spending some time with hi'
mother, Mrs. Margaret Carr, o.
Smyrna.
Mrs Clara Dockerty has opened th'
Cheltonia Cottage at Rehoboth.
been visiting relatives in this city.
George f. Roach OF Milford is WIS.,
iting friends in this city
James Hamilton. Of Greenwood. Is
spending several days with Whining
ton friends.
Miss Mary sapp. Of Frederics, Is Tho
guest OF friends IN this city.
Captain David Dutton spent SUNDAY
with his family AZ Milton.
John C. Gray has been visiting his
mother at Bridgeviile.
william Morrison and family arc
spending some time with his parents
at Lincoln.
Minos O. short. OF Georgetown. was
"a recent visitor here.
Samuel McCardell and Rowland Hohr
OF Port Deposit are the guests OF Will
mington friends.
Mrs. Walter Williams and child Of
Port Deposit. have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Burln.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hilyard. Of Newport
visited frieds here this week.
Bayard A. Hopes Is spendig a va
cato with his cousin, John A. Lynch
OF Newport News. Pa.
julian r. Phillips. assistant man
ager. OF Goldey College, is spending
his vacation at Cambridge. Md
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grinenher
| aud son, Ray. spent the Fourth Wit
relatives at Summit Bridge
Miss May Egnor has been spendin
p few days at Cherry Hill.
Wilmer Drummond is visiting hi
aunt. Mrs. Lizzie Kelly. Of Cherry Hi
Mrs. c. r. Terry, has returned {
Woodland after spending several day
with friends here.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

A. J. Lowell has returned for the
summer from New York.
Miss Beulsh Elliott is the guest Of
her aunt Mrs. John Whitlock.
Mrs. Joseph Miller, Of Wilmington,
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. r. Gallon.
Harry Hufnal has returned from a
visit 20 Canada much improved in
health.
Mrs Emma Dill Is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Charles Din, in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. George c. Flowers and Miss
Myrtle Flowers, OF Wilmington, have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs "
r. Gallon.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, July 9.-Former Secretary
Of States James II. Hughes was taken
in at Chester this week while on a
visit with his family TO relatives OF
Mrs. Hughes. and for a time it was
feared he was sufferenig from typhoid.
His condition improved yesterday,
however. and it is now hoped that he
can soon come home.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
The ROyaI Box.

Queen Mary. consort OF King George
Y. Of England. is an admirable lin
guist she speaks French. German
and Italian excellently.
Crown Prince Ferdinand Won Hohen.
zollern Of Roumanla is a keen soldier
and very popular with the Rouma-
mans His wife. who was the eldest
daughter Of the late Duke Of Saxe-Co-
burg. is one OF the most beautiful wo-
men in Europe.
Yusuf Izzeddin Enendi. heir ap-
parent TO the Ottoman empire. was
made minister OF war when he was
eighteen years OF age He was born
in 1857. He was deprived OF most Of
the large fortune left him by his IA
Their through the displeasure Of Abdul
Hamid. but he has gradually recovered
it and is now said to be one OF the
wealthiest men in Turkey.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
DismantIino Old State House.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, July 9.-Thc work OF dis
mantlins the Delaware State House
which is TO be transformed into ar
old colonial building like the origisa
State House here was pushed forward
rapidly yesterday and today. following
a meeting here of the State capto
building commission
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

ELKTON. July 9.-Albert Deibert.
the 11-year-old son of Hiram Deibert.
OF this city, was drowned in Little Elk
Greek. near Deibert's boat yards Tie
little fellow went in bathing and got
beyond his depth. His body was re-
covered.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

DOVER. July 9.-David W. Mosley
has sold his fast pacing colt. Baby
Russell winner OF a number OF track
events here, 10 Harry Nullen, Jr.. of
Philadelphia, who is summering at
Leipsic. 1t is said the price paid was
$500 cash
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
Birthday Party.

Charles d. Schaffer, son OF Charles
scaaffer OF No. sl7 DUPONT street was
five years old yesterday. and the day
was appropriately celebrated. Master
Charles received a large number OF
presents. MIR. Schaffer is we'll
known conductor Of the Wilmington
city Railway Company
Evening journal., 1910-07-09
chs.mar eoYs on outIna.

Several members OF the Chesmar
Athletic club left today for ten days
camping trip down the Delaware The
following are In the party "Benchy
Foulk. WINDY" Harkins, "Chiz' We'll
din. GRIP" Harkins, "Bootz' Arm
strong. Babe" King. Lefty" Smith
Terry Crawford and witty White
head.
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

See snenenburg's window Display
Of Great Bargains
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

See sneilenburg's window Display
of Great Bargains"
Evening journal., 1910-07-09

See Snellenburg's Window Display
of Great BARGAINS.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-09
las VERY UNIQUE OFFICE
New Quarters OF tho indian Con,nfs-
sioner In Washington Are
Splendidiy Decorated.

Mention OF government Offices
brings to the mind of the average
Washington man picture of great
room, Uttered, one may say. with old,
ed-imitation mahogany--desks, hung
with drop lights, and ornamented
with electric fans.
The contrary is the appearance Of
the new Offices of the commissioner Of
indian affairs. His rooms In the pen
sion Office building are spacious, but
they are artistically arranged. Oiled
oak desks have supplanted the old red
ones. The floor, highly polished, is laid
with blankets OF the Navajo and Of
other famous Indian tribes. which are
gazed upon covetously by lovers Of
unique decoration.
On the walls are hung pictures Of
Indians, civilized and primitive, and
ON the grill work above one of the
doors is string of pennants of q
number of the Indian schools. Ger
tainly no other government Office IL
so unique in appearance.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-09
NATIVE BORN: NOT CITIZEN

A child born OF an alien mother.
Turing her detention at Ellis island
is not an American citizen, since the
status of the parent does not change
antil her acceptance by the immigra-
ion authorities. This Is the decision
reached in Washington In the case
,f Mrs. Bahia Ouat, . Syrian, who
rave birth to a son while at Ellis is
and and whose eligibility to enter the
country because her son was born on
American soil puzzled the immigration
authorities
Mrs. Ouat arrived at Ellis island,
lnaccompanied and without money.
She was considered subject to depor-
.ation as liable to become public
charge Upon her claim that her hus-
band was later coming to meet her
aere. having tarried behind to dispose
,f some real estate. she was detained
pending an investigation OF her hus-
bands whereabouts.
In the meantime son was born to
Ter, and as the immigration laws pro-
aibit the separation of families the
question was raised AZ to the right to
ieport the SON as one born on Amer.
| ;csn soil and therefore entitled to cit
zenship upon coming OF age. The i'm
migration bureau, however. holds that
broadly considered. Ellis island II not
Amarioan soil
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-09
EAT GOVERNMENT BEAN SOUP
Hoosiers Cook Vegetable Sent Out for
Seed, Says Information Rscslved
BY Congressman.


Representative Ralph w. Moss, who
Is making a red-hot fight to bring
about the abolishment of the so-called
free seed graft" threw a bomb into
the ranks of the free seed advocates
in congress by springing surprising
revelation.
Moss has received information that
in Indiana beans sent out by the gov
ernment are being used to make soup
instead of being planted in the regu-
latiOn way for the termination OF the
future bean crops. This use Of the
government bean is something entire
ly novel, and Mr.. Moss believes that
the information he has received will
assist him materially in waging war
on the free seed business.
The information came to Mr.. Moss
In a letter from a former member Of
the legislature, residing in Terre
Haute. He says he can supply the
names and data, and is entirely will
ing it shall be used in the good cause
of stopping the government free seed
distribution.
1t seems. according to Mr.. Moss in
formant, that packages of seeds sent
out for distribution at a certain place
In Indiana have been opened. the
beans extracted and used for making
soup This is not regarded as a fia-
grant sin in these days of soaring
prices for food products. but the
Terre Haute man merely sends in the
Information to show the contempt in
which the government bean is held
out in Indiana
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-09
Death Of James Lilly

James Lilly, who has been suffering
severely several weeks OF muscular
rheumatism. died at his home In this
city early Tuesday morning, at the age
OF II. He was born in Cincinnati, o.,
April 10, 1888. AT Xenia, o., he was
married to Anna M. Ruddock, May 10,
1851. To them eight children were
BON. Willie, emma and Louelia died
before the family moved west and Ada
i've years afterwards. In 1882 he
moved with his family TO Elk Point,
where he lived on farm south of this
city until the spring OF 1896. since
which time he has lived In the city.
10 December, 1896, his wife died and
June 3, 1890 he married, at Sioux Falls,
Anna Mae johnson, who survives him.
The four children By the first mar
rage who survive him are, Mrs. b. A.
Rozeii and Mrs. e. e. Rozell, both Of
this city, Mrs. Thos. Davis, who live
soath OF the city and Albert Lilly of
Yankton.
The funeral was attended Wednes
day sfternoon at the NJ r. church.
Rev. A. 4. Rice officiating He was an
upright, well meaning man. command
Ing the respect OF all who knew him.
OF recent years he had held the Office
several times Of city justice, q position
he held at the time OF his death.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-06-09

some day to be good mans wife. 1t is
we'll TO be this. but take care that you
b. not a fools drudge. What should
you bring 70 good true man to make
his and yuars home ot D acev | can
tell you! G,od health, n raind rich In
store OF thoughts, pure heart fril OF
love and truth, and trust In God. II Ia
not "a curl. nor bang. nor u smils, nor
dress, nor ar. in SIGH or a tear. that
can win the worth you need to bless
you, but IL Is the right sense to know
the way tua good mans heart. to know
how to be true to your own self, to be
at your own home and in all that you
do the girl that's pure and good men
seek; the girl that knows such men
when she meets them and finds the
worth that dwels 10 them and does
not drive them from her to hear the
praise Of fools and thus make all her
life dream, u woe.
In all the walks OF life men are found
They own The world and do all It's best
work The mao with hard hard OF
toll can pre- ss heart MS true, can Eft
the babe he loves in way a. soft, and
at it's smile will kiss its cheek aud at
its pain will wet 1t with tear, can
sing the song that doth please as well
and can strike with his strong arm az
quick and sure the blow that makes
mec free, as Judge or priest or king.
The right choice at first In all things,
is all there Is to well done at last.
Our words of we'll doue here we now
give you and With the hope that they
may help 10 guard your way To an end
a. u well spent life".