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Plan TO RAISE
Continued from Page ~

five hundred dollars. The men of the
committee, all of whom are capable
business men, completed their plans
last night and expect to have the work
completed within a short time.
Meetings will be held this week
and next at the various towns through.
out the county to arrange for the rails
ing of the additional thousand dol
lars which is their allotment. A meet.
ing is scheduled for Friday night at
Monongah and another meeting will
probably, be held Sunday night at
Warrington.
The money raised in this way viii
be used to equip field Y. NJ. G. AS.
with reading rooms, gymnasiums and
all the accountments necessary for eE-
fective work among Uncle Sans boys
at the front and in mobilization camps
throughout the country.
Tomorrow's melting at Monongah
will be held at the Lyric theatre and
it will begin at 1880 o'clock. Colonel
Price, the Mayor OF Monongah, who
issued the call will preside and it is
hoped that there will be a large at.
tendance Of the prominent citizens of
the town.
This afternoon General Secretary
Right, President J. M. Hartley and j.
Walter Barnes went to Warrington to
confer with DR.. Vance and other promi'
nent citizens Of that town relative to
plans for Mannington's part in the
campaign. =
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v. VA. FIGURES
CONTINUED from Page one.)

1876; Logan, 4,O43; Marion. 1855;
Mason, 1,496; Mercer, 4,463; Mineral,
1878; Monongalia, 1886; Monroe,
1,O11; Nicholas, 1881; Peasants, ASP:
Poaahontas, 1,441; Putnam, 1870;
Raleigh, 1853; Randolph, 1000;
Roane, ISL; Summers, 1855; Wetzel,
1,742; Wood, 1924; Writ, sos; Kama.
wha, 9,711; Cebell, 5,2S6; penitentiary,
400. Total, S5,4O0.
Major George S. Wallace received a
ruling from the provost marshal gen.
erals office in Washington, which sets
forth that those who lose their certifi.
Gates Of enrolment must apply to the
various enrolment boards and procure
certificate of registration. No dupli-
cate cards will be issued, and proper
evidence must be submitted to the en-
rollment boards that the person losing
his card has duly registered in the pre-.
cinct as shown by his original card
kept by the government. The depart
ment in Washington has received many
inquiries pertaining to what should be
done in such cases, and the ruling was
issued.
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ment day exercise were cleverly pr

ment day exercise were cleverly por-
trayed.
The second part consisted Of q tab
leau illustrating James Whttcomb
Riley's poem IAN Old Sweetheart Of
Nine"
The third part Of the program con-
sisted of a patriotic demonstration,
and this proved to be the most pop
ular portion of the cleverly arranged
entertainment.
This evening at the Normal school
building at 7:15 o'clock a business
meeting Of the Normal school alumni
association will be held and oficerS
will be elected. -
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BRITISH UNCOVER
CONTINUED from page y

Press) via London.-The British rush
this morning on the Messines.Wyt
schaete ridge of the Belgian front
took them we'll over the ridge where
they are now entrenching. The village
Of Messines was reported to have
been taken early in the fighting. 1t
was also reported that Lenser and Ia
reeba had fallen and that Wytschaete
have been surrounded by British storm
ing troops.
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Water Melons Here-water melon
season arrived in Fairmont this morn
ing with flourish when the first fun
car 10 daof the season was received
by the Datillo Fruit company. They
are beauties and as fine in flavor as
any man ever saw. The sample sent
to The West virginian Office by the
Datillo company was Of the long va.
riety and weighed about 40 pounds.
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Todays Legal Transfers-Beaty De
yelopment company to Mrs. q. Roy
Williams, lot in the Grandyiew addi-
ton to Warrington, 81 and other con-
siderations. P. T. Hess and wife, to
Henry T. Floyd, S. acres in Manning
ton district, consideration, other valuar
BILE property.
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Mrs. F. A. WaIlen
Dies in New York

Mra#-A. Wa1en, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs James Talyor, OF Fatrview,
died yesterday in New York city fol-
lowing an operation for appendicitis.
She was aged Sc years and is surVtv.
ed by her husband, her parents and
two sisters, Mr.-Arthur Reed and Miss
Alma. R Taylor, both Of this-city.
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Reuuars Were Wealthy.

Several beggars who, for a number
Of Sundays made themselves con-
gpicuouS by stopping people on their
way to church and asking aims, were
arrested in New York city. Upon be-
ing searched at police headquarters, 1t
was found that each one OF them pos
sessed a large roll of bills. One Of
them, it Is said, had In his possession
deeds to several valuable parcels Of
land.
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CT out, thepicure on all four sides.
Then carefully fold dotted line 1 its
entire length. Then dotted line q,
and 20 on. Fold each section under.
neat accurately. When completed
turn over and you'll find surprising
result, Save the pictures.
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SILVERHEEL WAS
Continued from Page l.

5,6O5 toas, owned by the Shell on CON-
pany Of California. She sailed from
America early in May with crew Of
40 men of whom is are American citi-
zens. Her commander comes from
New York.
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ficates and there ara dirty two enroll
ed for the ntnat don, seven for
elementary certificates and dye for
renewal. The examination tomorrow
morning win begin at 7:45 o'clock.
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Marriage LIeense-A marriage IL
cense was issued at the county clerks
office today to George W. Swiger, age
So, and May Steady, widow, age 80,
both OF Fairmont.
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sAvEyTHIs COUPON
II s..s.,..ls,s.. NUMBERS 49@

Realizing the need
Flag display patriotic holidays arranged supply limited
small cost in spite Of the fact that the
doubled in few All Is
ctvey and present them at
ocwh So cents in cash and the flag
mailing vCaIedtor.
Torthosedesnd foot IOIntsd pole
holder packed heag eompIetedn neat corrugated
additional
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wANTED-Young men between the
ages of q and So flor locomottVefre-
men. Good wages, good chance for
promotion, Apply W. F. Ross, Ben
wood, W. Va. 6-7-St No 24SS
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WANTED - AL experienced stes9g.
rapher. Apply at once Sanderson q
Porter, Third floor, new FairmonG
Trust Company building. 6-7'tf No. a4sS
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia
Partly overcast
with t h u n d Q :
showers tonigh;
and Friday.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
8 a. m today, 65.
Yesterdays wealth
er, cloudy; temper
ature, maximum.
So; minimum, 81;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-07

WASHINGTON, D. C., June T.
William ]. Clark, Of New York, war.
rant officer from the battleship Arkan-
sas, commanded the armed guard
aboard the American steamer Silver
heel which sark German submarine
in the Mediterranean.
at was a splendid piece of work,"
Secretary Daniels said today, "and we
are now considering promotion for
Clark who deserves it.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., June T.
The Silverheel is the steamer referred
to in yesterdays State department an.
nouncement as having sunk German
submarine after an exchange OF go
shots in a running fight Of an hour and
a half.
The State department did not an
nounce the name of the steamer be-
cause it has been this governments
policy not to disclose the name of ships
having engagements with submerst-
bles because officials feel it marks the
ships for further attack as they believe
was the case with the Mongolia.
That vessel after having once been
identified with submarine encounter
has repeatedly been attacked as
though the submarine notilla had set
about especially to destroy vessel
with temertty to engage 1t with such
persistence. 1t has been the policy
also not to identify gun crews on mer-
chant ships SO as not to add to their
hardships in case of capture. The
British have followed this same policy.
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New Owner Of a Ford-Roy L. Dunn,
o. the Hufman-Dunn Coal company
haa pnrchased a Ford automobile.
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1tsiers Exams The second, uni
form acheFs' iexaminationrwa begun
to-day at the Miller school and will
b. ntinusd tomorrow. The examine
tom IS for elementary, renewal, high
school ana all forms -soecial certi.
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cdd Fellows Buy Bonds - At last
"a hits meeting of Palatine lodge of
odd Fellows the trustees Of the order
authorized to subscribe for $4,000
worth of the Liberty loan bonds and ar.
ugements were made whereby the
lodge viii keep members who are
called for service in the war in good
slandtng.
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My 90 Into Observation-Disclosures
fcheI and Joseph, SONS Of DR.. and Mrs.
re- S. Yost, have gone to Washington
where Herschel Yost will take exami.
nanons. He has applied for a berth in
the rnaiical corns.
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shipped-Tae automobile be.
l1n ing to D. r. Lawson which was In
eollision with a street car at the cor.
ner of Main and Jefferson streets re.
Gently has been,sent back to the fac
tory Tor repairs.
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Meeting Postponed Themeeting.of
the Wonen's Foreign Missionary So
c'aiy 1.-THE N. P. Temple which was
to be held on Friday Of this week, has
been postponed until Friday of next
week when the matter will be held at
tie home Of Mrs. Frank P. Kelley on
locust ayenue.
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Frightening Up a Front-Pa1nters
a1e putting a handsome green shade
Of paintson the front Of the A. B. Scott
lsRelty store.
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NV eufck-A. T.fWatson who pur.
chased q new Buick automobile from
lhc Standard Garage drove to hts.sum-
mar home at Deer. Park in It yester-
day.
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Resd Wants Job-Joseph Reed, who
folmeriy conducted a mems furnish
Ia store in Fairmont, and Is now pr1n-
cinai.of one Of the ward schools in Nor
eanfown, is an applicant for the posi-
ton Of superintendent Of the Boys
Industrial School at Pruntytown, w.
"a sndis being enthusiastically boost
cd 81 prominent Democrats over the
slate.
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arfy Baker WEEDS - Williamsport,
Pa newspapers contain an announce
nalt of the wedding Of Harry VIII
liam Baker, Of that city. who for time
lsst year was in charge Of the news
Danaf pressroom Of The West Virgin
Jan The bride was Miss Helen May
Werkhetaer.
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nal chool-Literary society con.
sst and business meeting Of Alumni
association.
= IA. Q. Affecting of the Public
Healfh Nursing service.
I'D onic Temple = Fairmont Chapter
oddFellows han Seven Sisters lodge:
Maccabees hall-Eest 1922 Order of
owls.
X u ?. ham Mountain City lodge
Red Men hall-setting Sun tribe.
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ciass Visited clrcus-The G. E. Hut
Crimson class the class Of 1919 Of the
F1nont High school, were guests of
theft sponsor Mr.. Hutchson at the Cen
TN Dog and Pony show today. The
Class Is composed of 149 members
ind eachmember was presented with
q ticket by the sponsor. Mr.. and Mrs.
ntchinson recently entertained the
class at prettily appointed recep-
Ton 81 Sonnencroft. Members Of the
Eigh school faculty were also guests
81 fins occasion.
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More Barbers-D. c. Hahn, WHO runs
barbershop under the old Peoples
bank; and the only union shop on Main
street today installed a fourth cnai"
and after Monday will run four chairs
al the time.
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Wont Meet-There will be no meet.
ing this week Of the Eighth ward BIZ
be class. The time for the next meet
ing VIII be announced later.
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Pittsburgh Trip Plctures-The NOV.
in pictures taken while the Pitts.
burgh Chamber Of Commerce members
were touring this section Of the state
recently have been shown at Pitts
burgh and will soon be sent to the
towns at which stops were made and
lectures taken.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-12
LAw-MAKING.

Our State Legislature is in
session again. The grist of
new la WIS is beginning. Frank
ly, We feel that we have in
reality too many laws. Our
laws are not observed as they
should be. We have many
excellent laws but they are
not enforced. There should
be great care exercised in our
law making. The very best
good Of the people of the state
should be the sole criterion of
our legislators in passing up
on proposed acts or repeats of
present laws. Amongst other
laws needing changes and
amendments, we would like
to see the present Primary
Law changed to become more
efficient in registering the
popular will. We believe it
can be improved. We have
no use for the old system
which sheltered the politician
and the bosses. We wish to
see really effective primary
and registration law put into
effect IN tins state. We would
like to see a state school levy
to bring about better financial
backing for the schools. There
should be some provision made
for the care of delinquent
boys and girls charged will
telonies. Our juvenile Grim
mails must be provided for
There should be Legislative
action to relieve the settlers
upon the various Carey Ac
projects. We would not fav
Or any more county divisions
at this time. We think ther,
has been too much during thu
last three sessions. In severa
cases at least there has beef
no real necessity for thi
county division. Above all
we would be pleased to So
our state appropriations M d
with view both to econoln,
and real efficiency in stat
administration.
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Bad Habits.

Those who breakfast ateight o clock
or later, lunch at twelve and have
dinner al six are almost certain to be
troubled with indigestion. They do
not allow time for one meal to digest
before taking another. Not less than
five hours should elapse between
meals If you are troubled with in
digestion correct your habits anC
take Chamberlain Tablets. and you
may reasonably hope for quick re
covery. These tab let's strengthen
the stomach and cradle it to perform
its functions naturally. Obtainabl,
everywhere.
A "A I'll M
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale.

Farmers I commercial and
Savings Bank, corpor-
alton, Plaintiff
VS. Notice of
Peoples Union, Limited, Sheriff. Sale
corporation, Loren J. on
Robiuson. Sr Mary C. Foreclosure
Robinson, his wife and Of Mortgage
the Utah Association of
Credit Men, "a corporation,
Defendants
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE Of and Order
of Sale, pursuant to a Decree of Fore
closure, issued out of the Fourth Judicial
District Court of the State of Idaho, in
and for Oassia County, the 18th day of
December, 1910, in the above entitled
action, wherein the above named plaintiff
+ armers Commercial and Savings Bank,
a corporation obtained decree against
the above named defendants Peoples
| Union, Limited, Cooperation, loren
| Robinson ST., and Mary c. Robinson,
his wife, for the sum Of S2548.Io including
attorneys fees, and costs and disbuise
ments in the aum of SIo.So besides accru-
ing costs, and by which decree Of fore
closure the said defendants and the de-
I PENDANT Utah Association of CreditMen,a
corporation, are each and every and all of
them forecosed of their equity of REDEEM
ption, in and to the real estate hereinafter
described, and which decree was on the
18th day of December, 1910, recoi ded in
Judgment Book Two, of said Court at
pages 80, 1874. 1856, am commanded TO
sell all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
real estate, situate in the County of Cassia
State of Idaho and bounded and describ-
ed, as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a
point Three 80 RODS south, and Nine 10Y
rods, Nine (o) feet. Six (6) inches west
from the Northeast corner of Lot (3) in
Section Four (4), Township Fourteen 90
South, Range Twenty-two (,2) East, Disc
, Meridian and running thence south one
hundred twenty (I2o) feet: thence west
fortyseven (47) feet: thence north one
hundred twenty (I2o) feet: thence east
forty-seven az feet to the place of begin
d ming, also right-of-way to and from the
IS above described land, over and upon the
e land bounded and described as follows
y, wit: Beginning at a pon. nnety-nin,
y (oo) feet south from the northeast corne
OF the above described land and runnin,
u thence east six (o) rods, nine (o) feet, 81,
(6) inches: thence south ten (Io) feet
- thence west six t6) rods, nine (o) feet. 81.
(6) inches, thence north ten (Iol feet t,
the place of beginning, the same being
righf-of-way leadingin from Center Stree
in the Village of Oakley. County of Cass
State Of Idaho, to the first above pescrit
ed land, with all and singular the ten,
ments. hereditaments and appurtance
as belonging to all of the above describe
n lands.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That o.
VI the Goth day of January, AID. 1917, a
u Two O'Clock pm, OF that day, in front O
20 said premises on Main Street, tn the Vii
~ age Of Oakley, County of Cassia, State O
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SERIAL No. ol1400
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior-U. s. Lano
Office at HALEY, Idaho. -
Nov. 18th, 1915
Notice is hereby given that benjamin T
1912 made Homestead Entry, serial No.
Oll4OO for Nkl-4. section 2l Township IA
south, Range % East Boise Meridian. mas
hled notice Of intention TO make Final Three
Proof to establish claim To the land above
described before l.. w Howard u. S. Com
missioner, at Oakley. Idaho, on the oth da,
OF February. 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses; Christian
o. Void Joseph Mills, j. Earl Wsiteloy ant
Albert W. Curtis all of Oakley. Idaho.
F5 Rem II. GRAY Register
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HOw's This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure
II. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo Q.
We. the undersigned have known Il. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.,
Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials
sent free. Price rs cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Advertisement.
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Serial No. Ol2542-0 lb233
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NO ICE FOK ~ BLIOA lON
Department OF the Intsrior-U. 5. Land
Office at HALEY. Idaho.
December ist 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that Ray karlson
of Oakley. Idaho, who on February goth .
1918 made Homestead Entry Serial No.
0l2542 and who on July IA h. 1914. made Ad-
diLional Homestead entry, serial NO. OloZ33'
for a tract of 1885, SO acres within Minidoka
National Forest in what will probably be
when surveyed Sections 10 and 10 Township
rs south Range 20 East, Boise Meridian
embraced in Homestead entry survey NO.
3OS list NO. 4-9ll and 4-1335, described by
metes and bounds as follows: Commencing at
corner No. t. from which U. Location Mon
uinent No 200 bears N. 3yo 20' sos chains
distant: thence S. 50 II W. 1890 chains To
corner No 2: thence n S90 2S w II IL chains
to corner No. 3: thence n o. 81, +. ~. ~ chains
10 corner No A. thence $. $50 4t f. 10 " chains
to corner No l. the place OF beginning, has
fled notice OF intention to make final
Three Year Proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described. before l.. W. Howard,
II S Commissioner al Oakley Idaho on the
Both day OF January, 1917
Claimant names as witnesses Arthur
Anderson, Eugene Emery, Jr, John Frisch
and Michael Devine. all OF Oakley, Idaho
J26 BEN X GRAY, Register.
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Notice of
County Commissioners.
70 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there was
filed with the Board of County Com
missioners on December 9, 1916, Pet
ition signed by the qualihed electors OF
the hereinafter described portion OF
Cassia county, the same being in the
Moulton or junction District OF said
county. The said Petition sets UP cause
for and prays the Honorable Board OF
County Commissioners to order and de-
clare the hereinafter described district
a HERD DISTRICT il which the running
at large of CATTLE, HORSES AND SHEEP
WILL BE PROHIBITED DURING ALL SEA-
SONS OF THE YEAR. The Honorable
GARD OF c commissioners have ordered due
notice of this Petition to be given as re
ouircd bv the Statutes and will on Tues
dav, January Ninth (o), 1917, at 10 A. M
or as soon thereafter as practical, hear all
representations by the parties concerned
in the matter and render their decision
thereon according to their best judgment
on the same.
Description of proposed district is as
follows, to-wit beginning at the NV cor
ner of Lot 3, Sec. ro, Twp. IS >, Range
"a E.B. M. and thence east to NE conner
SEA-. Section "a, Twp. IS s., Range y
E.B.M.. thence south to S + corner Sec. 60
Twp. 10 S +, Range g E.B.M., thence ives
to SW corner of Sec. s., Twp. 10 S.
Range ~ E.B.M. thence north to SW cor
ner Sec. "a, Twp. 10 s., Range az E.B.M.
thence east to Sc corner of SWI-4 o
SEA-, Sec. Ia, Twp. 10 S., Range az f
B.M.. thence north to the NV corner o
Lot I, Sec. 7, Twp. 10 s., Range ~ E.B.M
thence East approximately I-4miles ant
thence north to place of beginning.
Dated Albion, Idaho, Dec. nth, 1910.
RAY GUDMUNSEN,
| Clerk of the GARD OF County Commiss
toner's, Cassia County, Idaho.
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The Heart of a Hero
IN SIX PARTS

the play "NATHAN HALE by Clyde Fitch.
stirring tale of Revolutionary War; showing the hdps and
through order that today might be recognized
in world For better the life
patriot has closely followed the unfolding Of the
Hale faithfully reproduced right the when
acends ladder his glorious death Your children will always be
thankful YOU tookt hemo this play
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Killed Tryinu to Save Son.

Seguin, Texas.-Mrs. Dolores Sc
rabia had almost pulled to safety her
husband and son, overcome by damp
gas in a WELL when the son fell back.
pulling his mother with him. Both
we're killed.