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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
MONEY BACK
HYoMEi CURES cATARRH WITH
OUT STOMACH DOSING, or
MONEY BACK

Yes dear reader. caiarrh can be
cured but NOT by pouring vile, naus'
eating drugs into The stomach
Aud ca'arth germs thrive, flourish
ana multiply IN the nose and throat
Can YOU XIII these tough and per
,i,,ent little health destroyers by
swallowing pills or nostrum' Any
physician VIII tell you II cannot be
done
HiOMEl pronounced High.o'mel
Is germ killing yaporlzct air which,
when htoalhed either through The
mouth on nose will kin catarrh germs
and sooih and heal the inilamed
and mutilatcd membrane promptly II
gives relief w two minutes.
iIYOMEi Is such a powerful germ
destroyer that II pcncira'es every
fold and creyice OF the mucous Nom
hrana ol the nose aud throat
A complete ou,lil, which includes
inhaler, IA hottie of HYOMEi and sim
plp instructions Tor use Gusts sluo
should YOU need u second bottle OF
HYOMEI The price ~ only 30 cents
j. II ORielly and leading druggists
rycrywher. sell HfOMEl.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
SMUDCES LIGHTED
IN ORCHARDS
Volunteers on Job When
Jack Frost Visits Roswell
and Fruit Crop Is Declared
Safe; Alfalfa Not injured.

R"v,u. ~ NJ. Apru gt-rou-
siderable anxiety Ns fclt last uigtu
for h uuu crop w7cn tuo tcmpcr.
Htu f,ll u, Joss as q dcgrrrs ia this
vicinity
Tho 0r'l snap arrived ul about nu"
% .ln.k Robert Trors' place. FROM
which the alarm is now nt, $50 not
R,t Opld uuu 80 anr 'icrol.rc tlr
alarm Na- NOT sounded in ttm. MANY
otthuulists. however. were un the
aIyu ana had their smudgiuv Gr,s
90 rom swing by $50. when tho h,r-
mumct.r ia places was 81. y q.
N Elhinu,v's car was the Hrs' uu"
out last night being called 1t one
o'clock hN phone by " = irfNths.
Nao had an unusually cold orchard
Tho FROST was In spot- again, ,um"
places brmg covered white ald pth-
orN ceeapIup entirely. At psraI Guod-
sells place the temperature reached
20. hat inside the smudge pu' Jrtu,
the t,mporr ur' was raised Co 30 aud
3l hy lightning only hf,y pots 6" The
acre ~ could hay, dounlrd bis
heating. Tor there ar, stationed go
pots to IN, acre.
"a is thought mo- damage Nas done
iast nlght Those orrh1rdisls who
smudgad oarly IN IA" night sent their
smoke over the whole community. an
doubtodll hcucntt.ug everyone when
tho alarm whist, sounded last night
thr town of Roswell MAS black In
smukr
a peculiar thing has been noticed
bA The smulecrs. some uf thp orch
ards thrt are Bot prepared Tor smude
Ing have been hotter smudscd tlun
iho ones where the pots ar" stationed.
This has been caused hy the wind
carrying the smoke and warm air t.
The unprotected orchardS. tn" T. =
y orchard WAS especially nutic,ahlo
i'm this respect This gocs IT, show
that smudging s a community propo-
sition and not hruencinl Ia those alone
who smudgc
! Some uf the cars promised ps he'll
| iu ishting lul several OF The Volun
| iv'rs failed - respond To- the alarm
! lust night TAis should not be
! nny person who has promised tu hey,
hats changed his mind aud does ~"
! want to serve. ne should notify th'
lnuihorii.,s in the movement 40 once
! Others viii bc secured ~ al th"r
rlUccs. several additional ears wen
secured today
iu placor the alfalfa was wiltod to
dnN aN a result of last nights frost
: hot tho damage WAS very hrht
iHuy The frost WAS not h"ntN .nuupl
90 KIN the alfalfa. tho farmers dr
clare.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
JDli\ n McMANt :
ClrIk
SPECIAL MEETING or vHE CITY
COUNCIL APRIL 70, 1911.

Special meeting of the city Council.
called for the purpose ui considering
matters IN connection with Glass X
fischcrs contract fnr pailding the
new sewer SYST m
An council men duly notified as re-
1itod by ordinance
Meeting called To order by Mayor
Elder
Present: Aldermcn Reidt. Anec.
Conroy. sherwood, C0au Thomas and
Clarke.
Moved hy Alderman Clarke, sec
ondod by Alderman Rcidy that coun-
ell nov enter into executive session.
Carried
Moved liy Alderman Aueo, seconded
by Alderman Thomas. that this eNecu
live session du now rise aud report
Carried
Moved by Alderman Clark, second
ed by Alderman COen that payment
now due Glass a Fischer, sewer con
| tractors, be- withheld
Carried Aldermen Reidy Ange
Conroy, sherwood Coen. Thomas and
! Clarke voting Yes
| Moved by Alderman sherwood, sec
! onded hy Alderman Thomas, that the
| CITY Attorney he directed 10 make in
| Yestigatinn OF The status oi affairs al
Glass a Fischer sewer contractors
and that City Attorney he given an
ihority TO employ special counsel. II
/ he deems II advisable, 70 assist him
/ Carried Aldermen Reidy. Auge
Conroy, sherwood. Coen, Thomas an,
J Clarke voting Yes
rpon motion council adjourned.
! ! " ELDER.
Mayor.
/ IDII\ A. MpN ANTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

himpH Aitp lot ul hla 0eu people
u duing 80
Tho disorder however hptr 'ccr
reserved go tnr largo ofics 100 ih'
mining camps there D. a .a closer .'.
hfiouahip and much creator sfnN1.
tIy between the American uni IN'
natives
NoNcan officials aud polcs I1rIl
uNu and fhoii faWliio. UiusI. social
lt with ~, American and lhc, soon
Hnd much ~ common Tho % 'u-
enc ration ui Americans .u th. min
olIi' md towns and tlllus'H IvN.
Pa become mo,. 'icXican ihau Amor
..tu a. rather startling condition OFT
.H.Irs Ton the American visitor Who
aIto. with ptecoHcciycd motion. The
Ndans who work ~ the mime are
N.I'rI uf be- Americans with % great
dcHl 90, consideration 1h,t supply
H,m with good rations keep thoi.
Dhu bees 100 The best Of ropair. pay
.HyI priests and furnish Thorn thr
fundamentals tor rejoicing when them
..f.f dove come around
200 tdd 200 'h, omharrass mem ol fHo
AmorCu u fhc large Mexican cities
abo No HoIus made an Instrument of
attack uu UIll uN his enemies. came
ihp f.rut threatening movement oi
american Nuuus towards he boido
900. mWc .un viii not down anon
American residents NJ me capital fhn'
some uuo rluudvr.d 100 csrogioEs laah
Ion In.I irc.A assert thar thD
American aHHt actor. Henry Lane
Wilson formerly lawyer on the Pa
Cii, slope WaH uutrsHod with tno
Japanese ugbcul Ihdt hc absorbed
ihp IcNu. newspaper stories about
lauaucs, soldiers pouring INTO NcX
leo as coolies about Japanese monot
iiuuncine the Mexican revolution and
about I1uauto ucsotaIiuus Tor =
coaling station ON the Pacific coast
u Was immcdintol, after hurried
visit ot NJ Wilson 90 ~ shingtor
that President Tait ordered DO,
troops to san Antonio since ther
the position OF the Americans u
Mexico has nor been ol The mos
pleasing Kind
Prosidsnt Diag hinsclf lcvls griey
ousit hurt bt tho movement iu "A tol
cllau fu an English correspondent 10
| Now York bc states WiLA positive
ness which shows som, piqu, that HI
did not ask President Tau for an,
| assistance and that Mexico needs n'
ussi stance from any one and that Is
course Doc accepts President Tar
ycit clear statement regarding ~
movement o American troops whlcl
| show that IL has nothing whatsootc
| To- DO with any az MeXicu's business.
IN ~ out OF The - states of Mckee
! things are running practically as the
wotc before M, revolution was hear
| %, aud loo chihuahua itsol hy At Nh
4 greater part of the stat, Us unaifuctc
| hy ih, iluubl, The section OF ca
| huahup whore operations arc h,
ing conducted is largely desert o
Wilderness Tho same iH tru, oi :,
nora Vhrr, ioI wears back ih9rr h0v
been hiile disturbances described b
the border reporters a. NHqui India
rC1,iliou- and by he Mexican author
ties ls dcp9datiohs OF american ho
doi outlaw
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
MOVE
FOR C|TY'S HEALTH
|NAUGURATEO
Health League Proposes to
Work Among Poor Sick to
Relieve Suffering and Pre-.
vent Spread of tuberculosis.

A,uNucs ar. V,u unu,r vuy 90.
ward the foundation la Alhuqucrqur
OF the NcN McNi.o Health league
This movement ls ln ,hc same spirit
a. %, work Of Tho National Society
toI the study and Prevention ef tn.
hcrcuiosis bat tho object at Tho i.ague
- rather devoted 60 active Wutk ht
trained nurses and doctors nmons
those afflicted With the dlsenSe csps-
cnlly among those too puot tn gct
the proper treatment than 10 the
merely educational purpose of the
league. trained nurse Miss Hitoh
has inauguratod the WORN here She
has done similar work M Arizona
The movement hls boon very sue
ccssful IN Tucson. Ariz whore tho
Arizona Health lopRuc has hccn ac-
lively fighting tho white plnguc rnr
uvct fivc wears Trained uurs,s. iu
the pay ~ the loague. have mpdo
Rounds cot thc whole city visiting the
SICK aud Dos th.tr care and attention
lam"iiur3tluL their condition to u rec
markahle extent one ul the Rrratrsf
services Of the lcagGo brsidrs ~
| WORK With the patients has boon tNr
prcNcntiN feature OF the crusade Fpr
| a lore time Tucson. because IL was q
| health resort did not draw tho best
! class uf nrW giti2rnS because Of tn
fear eft coutHgiuu However. Sro,
the league haas hr,u ut work. Tucsou
has grown three times in population
because uf tho sanitary work Of hr
league. which reduced the sprcnd aud
cuutagion Of tuberculosis To- a mimic
mum
OF course work Of this kind phd-
lanthropic tn a large extent viii nrcn
atroEg financial support /, is tlr
idea Of the founders u obtain ~.
support. not only from the business
men. bat from the various soctc,,r-
and lodges Of the city These soute.
ties are annually spending large sums
of money in this very direction. hpi
being unorgnniZ,d thcrc Is a lars,
waste and loss By combining thcb
forces ia a movement of such benefit
10 thu sufferers and the whole cp...
munitA. ana even to- tho whole cuuu.
try they viii he ahlo b. realize a gron
deal more actual progress. Further
more. consideriug that h H. hardN
Just to impose The whoir burden nj
caring for the afflicted upon the com
munity whore thrv have come to re-
gain their health. tho society ptupusc,
TO obtain large donations from thos,
portions Of the country whence th'
healthscekcrs originally came
In connection with tho work aloul
Educational lines that 'hc Anti -Tuhcr
culosis society win do. this undcri lt
ing should be ably supported
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
SPECIAL MEETING OF TNE CITY
COUNCIL APRIL ". 1871. 10
O'CLOCK A NJ.

Special meeting OF the CITY Council
called for the purpose ui considering
matters in connection with Glass a
fischers contract iOr huildins the
new sewer system
Al cuuncimen duly notified as tc-
quired by ordinance
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Elder
Present alderman Wroih. Coarov.
sherwood. Coon and hOmas
Moved hy alderman Wroth second.
ID hy Alderman sherwood ihai war
rant IN the sum ui 5 2GG i5 me- paid
Glass a Fischer on account of sow
90 construction, as per terms OF
agrccmcnt amount sO paid to he en-
dorscd on the March, 1911. estimate
Carried Aldermen Nroth. Conroy
sherwood. Coou and Thomas voting
Yes
Moved 10y Alderman wroth second
"a hy Alderman sherwood that ihJ
city pa, Glass y t1sehors labor Nll'
each w,ck uutil The frrt of MAY. ~
/ recommendation ct CITY auditor
Carried Aldermen Wroih. Conroy
! sherwood Coen and Thomas Notin,
Yes
Moved hy Alderman Wroth, second
, ed by alderman Cohn that ail bills Il
! connection with Glass u Fischcr''
sewer contract tha' are audited "a
correct hv the Guy Auditor shall h
! paid hN regular warun' interval he
tween council meetings. ii uecessar,
Carried Aldermen Wroth Como,
lshorwood. CoCn and Thomas yoiin
| Yes
/ lpon motiua council adjourned
! " ELDER
Mayor
InIIN L. MA WI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
Revolution in Mexico is
Not as Big as Reported

Conservative Review Of Conditions IN Southern Republic
Indicate That Disturbed Districts Are Principally
Along the Northern Border Maderos Are Rich and
Then Chief Interests Are IN the Upper States Where
They Have Large Holdings Diaz and His Admnis;ra.
ton Have Been Friendly to Foreign Capital and Have
Made IT Their Object to Develop Their Country and
Install Progressive Methods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
WELL, WOULDN'T THAT
ian VOti A LITTLE

MAYOR scotsman has received q
nunhor ol iUlDu from 'as,etnors IN
forming him mat they would Ike ia
come "a Now N.Nico aud gel "mploy
m"ni her an. letter afke'' " Ems
llsh az Spnu was spo&"n IN MS
territory santa 10 New NeSiHta.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
JOHN H. McMANus,
Clerk.

Nack Cat Leather stockings Tor
bows WIZ nutwrar any other brand
Tripir heels, toes, ana knees make
them wear. prize efc pair you
tnn pay more but what's the use
For sale At g. Mays Shno store. aii
West central
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
REGULAR MEETING or TIE CITY
COUNCiL--APR,l ", lloi.
JOHN w. McMA\lS,
Clprk

Meeting called 10 order by Mayor
Elder
Present: Aldermen Wro,h, tocn,
Conioy and sherwood
Moved by Alderman Coen, seconded
by Alderman sherwood. that council
adiourne, TO meet Thursday. Aprl 30
ioll, ~ o'clock p m Carried,
L. W ELDER.
N1Npp
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
HOW ABO,lT The
COLORADO LEGISLATURE

There heing no other nasty stories
for lhc papcrs 10 take up insi ~ This
time ne cudahy.l.illis episode X
again occupying front page positions
IN some OF the big dallies. -Duraneo
Herald.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
HOW ABOUT THE
OTHER CoUNriES2

There is no excuse ioi Taos county
MOI having funds for gooh y0nds Us
road lund has been rrpl'nifhcd by
the Income from the oXtenfiN forest
reserves IN that county santa Ne
New Mexican
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
S.S.S.n d Of s aaa S1aks

Seioi belongs The d diseases known blood ana
trouble
swollen glands the body
trouble being deeply rooted the blood the tho
from
IN the child who shows OF having srou blood
some Who inherit Scioa reach maturity before the trouble dcye
ops but being bred IN The circulation the disease bound show itself IN
Frequently dehilng spell OF favorable
all
of the
soroiulou and nrnP the blood hcalthiul
Scrona S. isa purely vegetable
children cd have
Book blood and medical
sale THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA CA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
"cnARlTy eEolNNEJH At HOME"

Las Vegas has long complained oil
m omniprosonl drain on It's pocket
book In supper Of churches, lodges
and civic improvements Las Vegas
opiic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21

For the best saddle horses In the city
call phone No. 3. w. l.. Trimblo. III
Y. end ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-21
NETWORK CHURCHES
PROVE TO Be
FIRE TRAPS
AL 0
Installation of Fighting Ap.
paratus and Cutting of Elk
hibits Are Ordered at Once
Topics of the Metropolis.

'tN'N WIN is'ilff IL iNthlNA ii'I'l'f
Now work. Aprn % 4 systematic
inspection of an the churDhcs Boo NcW
YORK city was begun last V,ck by
urr department. officials. and. ae.ord-
iug to the rcports thus mf 90 mWout-
all" lack ct tire appliance was dis'
covered
Tho inspection viii continue several
days and Wh,ucN,r necessary p4,s-
tors Of churches and owners "i
church buildings vUl he advised Ia
Install hose. fr axe. tnd arrange Tor
more ,NIts
No official mtoruutlons nave been
filed AGAINST any ouur.h hos. ana the
report ls that tho church authorities
ar prompt 100 carving wit an rccom-
mcndationa
Tho idna ot the tire officials ~ that
ever, church building should bc
equipped with fire lighting apparatus
the same .- anN either m1hli, build
ms
ON th, .,r uf his departure tor Eu-
! rope. EuuUu ratuso. leading tenor uf
thr Metropolitan ppcra company. has
| discovered "a VOICE which hr declares
h. remarkable ana which hc saws u"
| viii uk, pains To- hear agaiu on his
return to mo Cuitri states
.rb. .,.u.r ~ ma. vut.r IA un, La
pca,f m acrobat $40 the Barnum and
Halt., circus. Who u,vcr had 4 sing
ing lrsson m hi~ ute lie rs only 20
years old and ucgau singing M the
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-08
MAKING OF PLAYING CARDS
Supposed to Have Been Invented for
Amusement Of Deranged King
Of France.


The Invention Of playing cards has
been ra1iousiy attributed TO the Chi
nese, lIindoos, Arabians and Romans,
but ca-ds as now used we're invented
by Jacques Grirgonneur, painter, IN
Paris, IN the fourteenth century. They
were supposed to have been first made
for tho amusement Of Charles VII Of
France. who was deranged. The
French had particular names for the
70 court cards The four kings We're
David, Alexander, Caesar and Charles;
the four queens, Argine, Esther, Ju-
dith and Pallas The four kpAyes or
knights. 0gier the Dane, Lancelot. La
Hire and Hector de Garland.
Cards seem originally to have been
brought to England from Spain, prob.
ably having been Introduced into that
country by the Moors. The clubs, in
Spanish, were not trefoils, as with us,
but cudgels, l. e. "bastos," Gnd the
spades or swords, "espadas7 Cards at
first were stamped from wood blocks
in outline and filled In by hand, but
after the invention Of engraving the
best artists engraved them on copper
aud struck them off at once "Colum-
bines' We're spades. rabbits clubs;
.pinks,v diamonds, ant roses
hearts. Human figures. opposed TO-
those OF flowers and animals, were the
ancestors Of court cards.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-08

Many trades, sedentary in appear
ance, are the cause of vast amount
Of motion. The carpenter who drives
his plane over the plank. the polisher
who leaves X shining like mirror,
the gardener who sweeps the paths,
the carpet layer who drive his nails,
the cellarman who puts the wine into
bottles, the house painter who sweeps
the wall with his brush. the wood cut
ter wto Yields his AK. the graceful
typewriter who, in striking the keys
VI her machine. increasingly raises and
lowers her delicate fingers--aIl these
people move or cause movement in q
part Of their person Add together all
these rapid and apparently trivial
movements, and you win discover that
they cover at least once in the course
OF lifetime the long route round the
earth. 1t has been calculated, and the
calculation Is easy to verify, chat the
writer with a facile pen who black
ems the paper for five hours a day at
the rate Of 80 words minute will
thus cover a distance of about 10000
miles year by, SO to say, mere
strength Of wrist. That means a
much greater distance than that Of
the circuit Of the earth. And yet this
unconscious hero has scarcely quilted
his desk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-08
HOW cocoANUTs ARE USED
immense Value Of the Trees and
How the Crop 10
carnered.


cocoanut tree ia the Islands Of
Trinidad ana Tobago begins to pro
duce nuts IN four or 6ye years after
planting. and reaches maturity in
twelve or fourteen years, The aver
age life Of a healthy tree Is Fifty
years. often very much longer. Tho
production of nuts does not average
more than one hundred mature
tree At preesnt Fyo3oanuts for ex-
port are ingoiced at from $13 to $22,
a probable average Of SIS a thousand,
copra at to 8 cents a pound, and the
oil at 80 cents a gallon The nuts
are mostly shipped to Philadelphia
and New York, the copra to Europe
and the oil to the other West India
islands
Cocoanut trees are planted about
l50 to the acre. and fifteen to eight.
cen feet apart Unskllled labor
coolie labor chiefly, Is paid 80 to SO
cents day, while the pickers get 80
cents a thousand. and a higher wage
II the trees are very tall In some
sections the trees are being affected
with bud rot, but every effort known
to science is being used to limit the
spread OF the disease, It is not. how
ever, generally prevalent, but works
most injury in sections where there
is too much moisture. Insect pests
have also to be contended with, but
these thus far have not caused much
alarm among the producers. Tie nat
ural annual death rate Of the trees.
as stated by leading horticulturist,
does not exceed five thousand, and
to 10 per cent in sections Of planta-
tions where the bud rot prevails
The cocoanut industry is considered
very profitable and is rapidly grow
ing here. The largest producer grows
100000 nuts year, another 3OO0.-
600, while The remainder are mostly
small producers
The shells are looked upon as
waste. except as they rot and become
fertilizer. or when used on the large
estates for road making. An effort
was made few years ago to utilize
the fber as marketable product, but
the effort proved unsuccessful, prob
ably because it was not carried out
on the rig.t lines.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-08

The japanese government has placed
an afdeg ia ENGLAND for an entire gum
factory.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-02-08

For quiet little girl Olga Gilgours-
XII caused the officers OF her school a
good deal of thought She was good
and obedient and seemed interested in
her studies but the teacher said she
was very slow To learn AS she
seemed to try and was not stupid,
this was surprising Still Olga was out
Of school a good deal, so perhaps she
lost the thread Of the lessons.
When the teacher asked the mean.
ing Of SO many absences Olga would
only say that she had to stay home. ("
The teacher reported the matter to
the principal, who. after some warn.
ings and notes, sent the truant Off
Ger to investigate.
The truant officer entered Mrs. Gill
gourskrs home with a fierceness that
was meant to be jocose. However,
Mrs. Gilgoursld did not care for that
kind of humor and threatened him
with carving knife.
"You go quick, she commanded
MY Olga stay home when / say So"
The truant officer retired and told
the pflbclpal tnat ne would bring the
family into court at once. But the
principal asked for delay Being much
puzzled, he suggested that the teach.
or herself CALI
Olga smiled family at the teacher
when She appeared and Mrs Gilgour-
ski regarded her with an impassive
though not unfriendly countenance.
Teacher" had secured "yob" for
Olga's brother some months before.
Il want to know why Olga stays at
home SO much said the teacher.
"she does not learn as fast as she
ought"
''Oh, she not like go all time" ex
planned Mrs. Gilgourski. she say
she feel sillee. foolish"
"But, Mrs Gilgourski, why does she
feel that way? She is a nice little
girl. She does not act silly. Besides,
if she stays away too much, unless
the doctor says so, the judge may