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The Washington herald., 1914-04-17
FEEDER Al LEAGt r.
Yesterdays REsULTS

Yesterdays RESULTS.
chicago. J: Kansas City. =
INDIANAPOLIS :; ST. Louis. J
Brooklyn PttSburgh-RaIn
Buffalo BaltimOrv-Wct sIrruis
GAMES TODAY.
Buffalo at Baltimore.
BROOKLYN Al Pittsburgh.
Chicago at KlnSAs City.
Indiana POLLS az IT. LOUIS
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17
Statistics Of Major Leagues
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.

AMERICAN.
Washington BoStOn-Rain.
New York Philadelphia Rain.
81 Louis 8: Detroit 5.
Chicago. /; Cleveland, O.
NATIONAL.
Pittsburgh, 4: St Louis. l.
Boston -BroOklyn-Rain.
New York PHILADELPHIA
Chicago Cincinnati-Rai
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17
GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Boston.
PhIlalelEEia at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
ST. Louis al Detroit
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17

an scribcs managed to
lnson this afternoon
lin for half an hour
zig pitcher to commit
l club would win the
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17
NEW JOB FOR WRAY.

B4ttcries-FskenbcrE and Rarden: Gruom and
simon Umpire Messrs. Brennan and MCCuFm;ck
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17

Germany Schaefer wishes it understood
that any time Walter johnson gets
knocked out OF the box, he is ready to
60 in and twirl.
Down in Richmond said SChaefer.
the crowd gave me a big hand when
entered the box. and I'll bet money
that I can fool any club In the Ameri-
can League for three innings. After
that / wouldn't care to say"
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17

'Batted for Ball in the eighth.
tnap Fg- E+ararr in the eighth
The Washington herald., 1914-04-17

Bentley admits that the farthest North
he has ever been is Baltimore, and, Of
course. everything is new to him.
The Bentleys are Quakers and Jack
was greatly impressed with Providence.
which city. as everybody knows, was
settled by the Quakers.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Sulzer Again
Is Accused
Of TrifEing
BEAUTY" SAYS
FORMER GOVERNOR OF NEW
YORK is UNTRUE.
"FURTHERED HIS AMBITIONS
IN POLITICAL MAT
TIERS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-William
Sulzer. former governor and now
Prohibition ticket candidate for gov
ernor. was made defendant In a suit
for $25.0OO brought by Mrs. Dorothy
Agan Mason of No. 319 West Fifty
fourth street. Mrs. Mason. auburn
haired and wearing traces of her one
time beauty, says she is "rchearsing
vaudeville performers"
She asks this money as Il recon-
pcnsc for services rendered in fur
:lcring his political ambitions and
furthcring his career" Among the
services Mrs. Mason says she render
cd the candidate was the taking OF
notes during the impeachment pro-
cccdings and comforting with the
Kitchen cabinet.
"a have done considerable work for
SulZer. mostly of confidential ma
turc. | assisted him materially In
climbing the political ladder to his
successes" she explained at her home
last night. When asked why she con-
ccntratcd her efforts toward Suffers
success, she replied:
Engaged to Sulzer.
"Bill and were engaged for long
time and loved him: but he played
CONTINUED on PAGE FoUR.)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
The Style Shou
Ends With A
Wedding March
FASHIONS ARE DISPLAYED Be
FORE MANY INTERESTED
SPECTATORS.
MISS BOWIE FALC0NER WAS
FLOWER GIRL IN BRIDES
PROCESSION.

The last performance of the style
show at the z. c. Jones store took
place this afternoon. finishing with
Il wedding procession including the
bride and her maids and flower girl.
Miss Bowie Falconer. the little
daughter of DR.. and Airs. Fl. {. Fail
concr. acting In that capacity.
Last night the store was packed
with Interested spectators. seating
capacity giving away carly in stand
ing room onyl. Many handsome mod
els were shown by the troop.
This morning performance was
given at ten o'clock before an audi
nncc Of fifty or moro and the after
noon audience was much larger. The
event has been greatly appreciated
by the public in general.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Candidates
Run Close In
Neu York
REPUBLICAN AND PROGRESSIVE
NOMINATIONS HAVE BEEN
ANNOUNCED.
GOVERNOR GLYNN IS REN0MI-
MATED BY THE DEMO
Gratis.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESs.l
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Whcther
james W. Wadswcrth. Jr., or VIM.
Calder is the Republican nominee
r,- the United States senate from j..
y. or former Governor Sulzer or
Frederick davenport is the Progress
sive gubernatcrial nominee probably
Will not be known until all the up.
State vote cast ut primaries yesterday
III compiled.
Governor Glynn defeated John
Henncsy for the Democratic nominu-
ton for governor with ease.
District Attorney Whitman had i
runaway race against Harvey Hin
man, and Job Hedges for the Repub-
tlican gubernatorial honor showing
surprising strength both up and
down state.
Ambassador James w. Gerard
proved an easy victor over Franklin
Roosevelt and James McDonough in
the race for the Democratic senator
ial nomination. II appears that prac'
tically all of the present lncumbents
in congress who sought denomination
were successful.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
KAIsER's FORCES HAVE RE.
TRICTED MOST ACTIVITIES
TO CANNoNADING.
LITTLE MODIFICATION OF s1TUA-
TION IN v0SGES MOUNTAINS
AND LORRAINE.
By Assnclnted Press.

By Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 29.-The French Of
tlcial statement issued this afternoon
snys:
First. on our left. wing to tho
north OF Somme. and between the
somme and the Disc, the enemy both
by day and by night delivered sew
eral attacks which, however, have
been repulsed. To the north of the
Aisne, there has been no change.
Second, on the center in Cham
pagne, and to the east of the Ar
gonne. the enemy has restricted hts
activities to heavy cannouadtng. Be
tween the Argonne and the Meusc,
there has been slight progress on the
part of our troops who are confront
cd by strongly organized position.
On the heights OF the Meuse in the
W6evre district, and on our right
wing, In Lorraine and the yosges,
there has been no notable modifica-
lions in the: situation.
Generally speaking, our line
luns from the east to the; west
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
human BARRIER FORMED BY ALLIES PROVES TOO STRONG
FOR THE REPEATED 0NSLAuGHIS BY GERMAN FORCE
OPPOSING ARMIES HAvEISUFFER-
ED COLOSSAL LOSSES IN
LAST FEW DAYS.
OFFICIAL REPORTS CONTAIN
GRUEsoME PICTURES OF
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
HAND TO HAND FIGHTING ADDS
TO THE CHASTITY LIT.
TER.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept. 20. = Tic eish-
,eeuth day of the battle OF the Aisne
,.thus tar has brought no decisive re-
suit, but all Indications continue to
point to an approaching end of the
iIomeric struggle. Hand to hand
fighting. raging with such fury Is
Pbound. It is generally held. TO decide
the issue. Meanwhile the fog which
the French official report yesterday
announced, has prevented operation
In the Woevre district. which covers
metaphCrically the rest of the
long battle lines. All that the public
is permitted to know from the allied
side is that so far the British and
French armies have held their grip
on their positions and have consist
emily thrown back the masses of
G Germans who have been bravely and
necessarily hurled on them in an ef-
fort to break through the human
barrier.
In Berlin. ii is asserted there ts
no change in the situation and the
claim Of the allies that the scales
have turned slightly in their favor
lis stoutly denied.
The losses of the opposing army in
the last few days of the fierce com-
hat have been colossal. Even tic of
'ficiaI reports contain sruesome pic
Iture of the thousands Of dead and
wounded lying in the fire swept
zcnc between the two armies, and
every fresh assault is adding to the
ghastly litter.
Gihcs no longer are heard snt the
OF the Zeppelin balloons
which now seem omniprcsent.
One OF these unwclcomcd visitors
created c0nstcrnation yesterday att
IBialystOk, to the southwest CT Grod |
no. some 60 miio$ inside the Russian |
frontier. This dirigrblc apparently
was more tortltnato In getting away
than was her sister ship. which, was
shot down in the nciglihorhood of
Warsaw the day before.
1t seems not to be officially admit |
ted at Budapest that the Russians /
have secured good foothold on Hun
garian soil, having crossed the from |
tier in the young Unghvar district In
considerable strength. In the plain
in front of them, the Muscovites will
find their main obstacle to be the
river Theiss, which is flanked bYl
marshes. It is believed there are no
forts on the plain but possibly forti-
rications recently have been thrown
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Allies Forces
Are Progressing
THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE is STILL
SWEEPING OVER GALL,
CIA. u
GERMANS ARE SUFFERING FROM
STRENUOUS ACTION OF
WEEKS.
RY Assoc1Arrp PnEss.l j


LONDON, Sept. 29.--Another ap-
parent Iull along the western battle.
line In France has caused the center
of interest again to shift to the. east.
The whereabouts and strength OF
the Russian army is still somewhat
OF mystery. The ran-likc Russian
advance, however. is still sweeping
across Galicia closing in, and forc-,
ing Austrians through the passes Of
the Carpathian and into the plains
'ot Hungary.
In the battle along the western
front in northern France weather
conditions are again figuring. The
Germans who are reported to be cx=
hausted by their strenuous marches
ure said to suffer, especially as they
occupy limestone trenches. which do
not drain readily.
The latest official communication
from Paris reports the conditions on
tho allies left wing us favorable
while the troops In tho center have
successfully resisted violent German
attacks TO break the French line.
The most significant portions OF
the communication asserts that the
allies have progressed slightly and
another report which, IL true, is sig
nificant, comes from Brussels traHs
eler who asserts that large numbers
OF battle-wearied German troops are
ARRIVING there from France! ~ X
v
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
GERMANY IS A NATION
OF SECRET MOURNING.

ROTTERDAM. Sept. 29.-Germany
las become one big hospital. Every
home is place for secret mourning
for the people who In public are ex.
pected to put brave Iace on the in
creasingly intolerable situation.
To pass between Frankfort and
Offonburg is to so into the midst OF
misery. Tie stations arc crowded BY
the wounded, while the trains are
bringing in women and children from
the south, refugees probably from
Alsace. Outside the stations there
are crowds of women thronging at
the gates.
All the wounded appear to agree
that the French artillery shoot beau-
tifully. when they commenced" s"
said one, 1--WE were done for"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
TeutOns Repulsed
By Allies Armies

through the region of Pont-A-Mous-
SCUM. Apremont. and the Meuse.
through the region of St. NIihiel,
along tho height Of the north OF Spa
tla. and through a portion OF the,
heights OF the Meuse to the south
east of Tcrdun. Between Vcrdun and
rheims, the general front of these Is
indicated by a line passing through
ihe region OF Varennes to the north
of Souain and the Roman roadway,
which runs in to Rheims, the out
post of Rheims, the road from Rheims
TO Berry-Au-Bac and to the heights
known as the Chemin des Danes.
ION the right bank Of the Aisne.
this line then draws near to the
Aisno and continues into the region
OF Scissors. Between Scissors and
the forest of L'Aigle, 1t runs over the
first plateau on the right bank OF
the Aisne. Between the Atse and
the Somme, this line runs along the
front from Ribecourt (Which belongs
tc us) to Lassigny, Occupied by the
cnemy) to Roye, (Which belong to
us), and to ChauInes, lin the pos
session of the enemy. To the north
OF the Somme. the line continues
along the plateau between Albert
and Combles.
1--WE again took many prisoners
during the day Of yesterday. They
belonged principally to the Seventh
active corps and the Seventh reserve
|cnrnssn ri the G erman arm " III i y lss5,s.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Nippon Is
Opposed By
TheChines.e
SAYS THAT CHINKs
BLEW UP BRIDGE AND DE-
STRUY RAILROAD.
JAPs INTEND TO CAPTURE ALL
RAILWAY STATIONS WEST
OF WEI HSIEN.

BY Associated Press.
WEI-HSIEN, Shan Tung, China,
Sept. 20!-Chincse troops today blew
up and destroyed the railroad bridge
at Tayu-Ho six miles west of here.
The sound of the explosion could be
heard here.
The above dispatch is the first in
Gication the Chinese troops have talk
Gil any active part in opposing milf
tary operations of Japanese in Shant
Tung province. In the latter's cam
.puign against the Germans in the
leased territory OF Kiow Chaw. To
fncilitate the campaign. the Japanese
landed on Chinese territory. at this
the Chinese protested but were ig-
nored by Japan. Recent dispatches
from pekin said the Chinks believe
the japanese intended to capture all
railroad stations to west OF Wei
Hsien.
Three hundred Japanese cavalry
men left Wei Hsien recently going
west along the railroad.
PEKIN, China, Sept. Chinese
officials would not say tonight
whether tile blowing UP OF railroad
bridge at Tayu-Ho six miles west OF
VIE Hslcn by Chinese troops had
been ordered by the government or
not. 1t has been learned however,
that the japanese ministry here in
formed the foreign office yesterday
that tile. japanese intended to occu-
ny the railway into ssi-Nan, the cap
itnl OF Shant Tung province. To this
the foreign office refused to agree.
The information was obtained in
CONTINUED on rAuE TuREE.1
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, Sept. 90.
by the recent crisis in the
oil business in the state. when no
market was provided for their pros
duction for a time. over five hundred
oil and gas producers from all parts
of West Virginia held rousing
meeting here yesterday afternoon
and organized the Oil and Gas Pro-
,duccrs' association.
1t was the most notable gathering
OF oil men in the history Of the,
lItate. This resulted in the election
ct leading producers to guide the
IdestInies Of the new organizatio ion
The ntain body of the conyentio
elected the following board Of SdirecS
tors John wilson Gharl an;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
French Warship
Was Not Sunk
DENIAL IS MADE OF REPORT TO
THE EFFECT THAT VESSEL
HAD GONE DOWN,

BIZ ASSOCIATED PREss.1
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-oTicini
denial OF the sinking of the French
warship by. the Austrian forts at
Cattaro, was made today by the
French admiralty through the
.F'rcnch embassy here. The French
secretary OF the navy has made
known that this news is entirely
false and. that there is nothing to
Justify such report. Up to date
September 2S, no French warsllip
has been touched by Austrian projec-
tiles, says the admiralty statement,
which. attributes the report to- the
Cologne Gazette.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
GerrnansDr en-
From TheirLi1e.
OF Defense.
OVERWHELMED BY JAPANESE;
TSING TAU IS COMPLETELY
INVESTED.
ARE NOW FIVE MILES
BACK OF THEIR FORMER
BATTLE FRONT.

PEKING. China. Sept. 30. The
Germans in Kiow Chow. have evacu-l
ated the Waldcrsee line Of defense
before an Overwhelming force OF the
enemy. Using Tau is now completes
ily invested. The German losses
were small.
This information is contained In
u dispatch received here from a Gers
man source at Tsi Nan Shan Tungs;
which evidently is a wireless CONS
fnunication from Using Tau. It adds
chat the Japanese armored cruiser
squadron bombarded Using Tau Mon:
day without doing damage.
Japanese official reports corrobo=.
rates the foregoing and explains that
the engagement occurred on Mondastj
They declare further that the Ger
mans are now back on main linegofs
defense five miles from Using Tau
and that japanese troops occupy
the heights commanding the lihe!
which the Germans now hold. Three
German warships inside Tsing Tau
'harbcr and two japanese aercplanes
participated in the fighting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
British Crriser ot pnrta Arena.

British Crrisor nt Pnrta Arens'.
PUN'TA ARENAS, Chile, Sept. 90.
THE British cruisers Good Hope.
Monmouth and Glasgow, under the
command CT Rear Admiral Sir Cristo-
phcr Craddock, arrived here today.
Punta Arenas is on the Straight of
Magellan and all vessels going
through the straight from the Allan
tic TO the Pacific step there. It is
evident that the British admiralty
has decided to send these cruisers
into the Fac:ric for the three cruis-
ers sailed from Montividco between
the 9Th and 11th OF September.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Pretty Girl
Is Killed By
Her Uncle
TRIES TO SAVE MOTHER AND BE.
COMES VICTIM OF ENRAG-
ED MAN.
CUIPRIT ESCAPES = POSSE IS
SEARCHING IN WOODS FOR
HIN.
By ASSOCIATED PREss.1

BoYLESToWN. Pa, Sept. 20. =
Flc"cncc Cope. is years old, Il pretty
girl of buckingham valley, near here,
was killed by her uncle. john Cope,
at her home last night while she
was trying to save her mother from
being SHOT by tile uncle.
Cope. who wore neither hat or
shoes when the killing occurred. cs-
capped 10 the woods aad large party
was out today searching for lin.
The girls futhGr. Clinton Cope. a
farmer, was cutting corn by moon.
light while the tragedy was being
enacted in the house nearby.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
LEG IS CUT OFF
GIRL BOMB VICTIM;
SMILES AT SURGEON.

PARIS. Sept. 20. - One leg
OF Denyisc Cartier, the 1%-
year-old girl who was injured
by one of the bombs dropped
here Monday by a German air
ship. was amputated yesterday.
The operation was successful.
When Il policeman picked the
girl up yesterday after she had
been injured, her first words
were, do not tell mamma
that"
She smiled at the surgeon
when he came TO perform the
operation yesterday morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Oil And Gas Men Of State
Organize For Protection

F. B. Enslow, Huntington; w. w;
Walker, Parkersburg; j.. D. Dtnss
more, st. AFarys; E. i. Hanlons Sis
tersville; j. w. Wilson, Weston; Or
.landus West, cfarksburg; Joseph
Morgantown; Sam ".
Meals, Moundsville.
The directors as empowered by the
constitution adopted Organized by
.electing the following officers:
President F. 3. Enslows Hnnt-
ington.
First. Vice Presid lent W. w. Wal
iker, Parkersburg.
Second Vice Pr dent John pa-
wilson Ghari lesion;
Third Vice Presid dent erlandus
(coNrINuEp os PAGE fouR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
WAR BULLETINS
Germars Shell Malines.

LONDON, Sept. ga dispatch
from Antwerp says the sheliing OF
Malincs by the Germans continued
Hast night. Most of the streets are
incumbcred with wreckage of burned
buildings. Cardinal Mercicr left
fMilenis at $3.50 lastevening, The
few remaining inhabitants also left
yesterday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Gernan cruisers Sinks 4 Sims.

LONDON, Sept. 29.-Thc official
news bureau announced today that
the German cruiser Emden has sunk
four British steamships and u collier.
The Emden has been operating In
the Gulf of Bengal. She was report
Cd recently at Madras, where she
conducted brief bombardment of
that port and later at Pondishcrry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
STALEMATE MAY BE
RESULT OF WORLDS
GREATEST FIGHT,

I LONDON. Sept. %. - The
armies cannot keep up the
struggle much longer, and un-
loss one side soon obtains a de-
cided advantage we shay see
stalemutc result all along the
front. Then victory can be
won only by the side which is
able to bring up absolutely
fresh forces which have
mot felt the strain of two
months OF continuous fighting.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Germans Planning
Seige WjAntUerp
10000 MEN HAVE BEEN SENT
10 BRUSSELS FROM NORTH
SEA TOWNS.
AUsTRIAN SIEGE GUNS ARE BE-
ENG MOUNTED AND READY
FOR ACTION.
q AssoctkTEps PREss. ]

ROTTERDAM. via London, Sept.
29.'rhes activity along the Belgian
frontier indicates that the Germans
are planning for siege of Antwerp
within 4 few; days more than 250.-
600 men, German naval reserves,
have been brought from North sea
towns % Brussels and are being held
Ii readfns to serve on improyised
German corps Should Antwerp ana
ostend BE talten I. The large German
siege guns have been removed to the
Aisne battle field and the guns
wtich Germany intends to use be-
fore Antwerp are of Austrian max"
and were brought to Belgium on
Austrian railroad trucks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Russians Cross
Hung a1ionLi17e
nr Assocttrrpl PRess d

Br ASSOCIATED RRkss. Il
LONDON. Sept 29.-An official
communicatton issued at Budaphcs:
according To d Rome dispatcl, admits
that flusslans have succeeded in cross
.ng Hungarian frontier at several
points in Che ing sdtstrtct despite the
fact that reintorcements have been
sent agalnst them
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
Creu Of turned
Yessel Z apes

ny Associated Press.
NASSAU, Bahama Island, Sept. 90.
The American steamer PoXton Hail.
was burned ut Watlings Island Sep
lenber 23. The members of her
crew with the exception Of two men
Who IRE missing have arrived here.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29

Mr.. Jacob Hayden, who has been
iii for the past week at his home In
Jackson and Madison street, Is slight
~ improved today.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-09-29
A!e J. You 3!

Concentrating buying anything soon
in the JeweIfys line II so we advise
ycu to wait as our buyer is East get
ting new stock, which viii start to
Inrrive this week Come in and klook,
whether o. not ycns wish to buy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-27
Daddy's 'sBedtime
How the River
tOTXT Travelled 10
i. The Sea.

the question asked me to-
ANAH day we rowing the river"
WV "Goody shouted Jack and Evelyn swaming all over
They their nghtes, so daddy cudded
the river Travelled to the
daddy, that there river spirit who lives
that maybe could find his hiding
he find well eye as
beginning for his river
pretty happy finds because he knows he has
his wand and the well beam so ul
have outlet Of course the water instead OF be-
naughty uphill right down the mountain
hardly depression the ground over which the water
that call its Bui
mountain the river gathers force from
aud rlls
afraid 1t had to great high precp
whispered the spirit Just you tumble
right lover You'll be all the bottom
and leaped gay down the pec
pce dashng fell Sure enough when reached
bed all ready made for IT. not nice
soft one ddies but hard rocky bed
by the river spirit II broader ana
stronge intrepid
Cit and the whispered Let me give
a mr. wealth. water wheels
and grind land 20 will
be grow great boats and viii
carry them you anything be useful to
feared rushed right into the and wasn't
o the at all"
DADDY that very good story hidden water
fomT spked Jack thoughtfuly.
bed kIddies I've got to read my PAPER" said daddy