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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-07-19
All Who Volunteered In Nat
ional Guard or Army Free
From Draft.
SCOTT AND BUTLER co.
HAVE EXCEEDED QUOTA
Thirty-one in Cape County Al
ready Enlisted Credited To
Its Quota.

The registration boards of all coun
ties in Missouri have received a lis
of all those who have volunteered t.
serve in the companies of the newly
organized Missouri Sixth and othel
regiments of the National Guard Of
the State, showing all who will be ex
empt from the se,ective draft, mas.
much as they have already offered
their services in the militia and have
been accepted. Thirty-one men OF
Cape County in Company L are with
in the draft ages.
Scott County has exceeded its
quota of men for the selective draft
with more than $50 men now serving
in the ranks of the State Guard. Scott
County not only organized 4 separate
company for the new regiment, but
also sent 90 men to the Cape County
company, which is composed of men
from all parts of the county and from
several towns in other counties.
Butler County has also furnished
more men than expected under the
regulations Of the draft system. Un-
der the ruling that every man between
the ages Of 81 aEti 81, wao volunteers
in either the National Guard or the
regular United States army, would be
counted in the number each county is
expected to furnish under the selective
draft rules, Butler County will be ex-
empt from draft. The county has al
ready mustered company Of 153 for
the Missouri Sixth, while, according
to advices from jefferson City, the
quota OF the county for the draft army
would be only 130 men.
Cape Girardeau's company now has
a little more than 100 men exclusive of
the 26 men in Schuchert's band, which
has been accepted as the band of the
new regiment. Some of these men are
not subject to draft, and therefore the
county will not receive credit for the
whole number, but merely for so many
as are OF the ages affected by the draft
SYSTEM.
1t is estimated that Cape Girardeau
County will have to furnish about $50
men for the draft army. After de-
ducting the number of men subject to
draft, hut who have already Joined
either the National Guard or the regu-
lar army, about $50 men remain to fill
the quota of men for the draft. With
the total registration in the county in
the city being more than 26O0
men, about every man out of 90 will
be called to service under the draft
system. -
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-07-19

Arthur Dayberry, brothers, for killing
Joseph c. Conners, a scissors grinder
in Maplewood May 26. A jury gave
the men two years and a day in the
Missouri Penitentiary.
Howard Dayberry is 10 years old
and Arthur, q. They killed Conners
with a rock in neighborhood quar-
rel.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-07-19
DRAWING OF men CERTAIN
WITHIN NEXT TWO DAYS
Officials RetiCent On Details Of
Draft System Germans And
French Renew Attacks On West
Front.

Basel Switzerland July
tceor expected
Rechstag Thursday afternoon
Neuesten Nachrchten the leading
lengthy article today The meeting the Reag looked
e most important events during the present war; since several parties
have declared themselves the
marks.
Washington July 1sPea by permanent
cn of all nations of Europe and other people
stag according to the reports received by the
Washington July 1SHeavy by troops Russian
lines Riga the Baltic Sea- have been
7euton it announced at the Russian Embassy here today
On Monday the Germans artillery preparation
launched series
meet a deadly fire from the Russian rifles.
the line were designed icve
the Russian the
believed
Washington July by Americas first big ne or
will be staged within fftysx according
Either the great reception
toilc chambers OF Congress will be the scene.
Everything ready for the ery-except registration
districts The little capsules with the fae Numbers safely
Var Department while regulations governing the drawing these
numbers are in the Government printers hands The will
through the press before drawing
An air of mystery has been thrown about the lottery Officials
be specific just how and they pull the
abu One authority said this might be within hours after
enor had declared the numbers were nespecve the time of
Washington July 1SRar Admiral Albert today appoint
cd Vice Admiral by President Wilson The promotion partial
reorganization of the Atlantic
Washington July 1SIquor Dealers prospect the
sezng under terms the food BILL
spirits in bond are withdrawing whisky from bonded
before equaed Within the gallons
Withdrawn and the ratio 100000 gallons bids fair
PENNSYLVANIA and Maryland and Cincinnati PEORIA
London 1She
the war Office reported today This
Tuesday morning and bombadment of the positions.
In West Flanders the British
Ccstavernes and Boesinghe
Petrogra July 1Snother
and working an women place along the
Vy Prospect yesterday The
disturbances
at afternoon
around midnight The mann
the NeVsk Prospect number the
4
An American Port topedoed the British
destroyer according to reaching this
Liner today.
Five of the Granmo plates
water The nmoe remained port Six
OF her the liners
mained submerged throughout the
On July IL torpedo passed
submarine sighted
washington July o-Ihe Navy Department today
ship to all cables leaving New eboard
Secretary Daniels
maner Arthur Hof said today authority
president Wilson'S executive order o
SINCE May cable censorship has been
the
ton was assured from the allied n Europe.
Amsterdam, July will be Sic
ceded by military dictator Germany the liberal coalition
DEFY the government strengthened reaching
believed the dictatorship would
German Chief of
dendorf, Won Hindenburg's hief aid
The liberal element the the leaders de-
hy VIII their calling
tons and no ndemnies.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-07-19
JUDGE SCORES JURY
FOR LIGHT SENTENCE

st. Louis, July 18Th my opinion
human life is held very cheap in St.
Louis County. These men should have
been sentenced to 40 years in prison
instead of two years." Judge Wurde-
man said in the Circuit Court at Clay
ton today in sentencing Howard and
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-07-19
mental condition.

mental condition.
Mrs. Demint, a middle-aged woman,
has been ailing for more than a year,
her relatives told the physicians. Sew
eral weeks ago, while alone in her
bedroom, she attempted to take her
life by slashing her throat from ear to
ear. She was found unconscious and
Immediately taken to the Cape for an
operation. She has a chance to re-
cover from the wound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
: ST. rafrtck,s Society Meets
WHITE SULPHUR NEWS.

Especial to The Richmond vfrginian)
The Greenhrier. The White, White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va. Sept. s.
The August gaieties have been carried
over well into September, and enter
, tanning has now focused In honor OF
Sir Frederick and Lady williams
Taylor. OF Montreal Mr. Stevens
Cornish picnic Of Saturday, at which
over $50 people were present, will be
shown In motion pictures at the
Greenhrier shortly. Dinner parties
and teas for the titled guests are
among other means OF entertaining.
Lady williams-T Taylor gave a. luncheon
to twelve ladies at Stevens cottage on
Copeland hill Tuesday. Mines. Gar
rett r. Wall. James r. Branch Frank
lin d. Peiton, Henry Rutledge burst.
William l.. Watson and William G..
Worthington were among the guests.
Gilmore d. Hotchkiss. Jr., entertain
ed eighteen friends at dinner at the
Little Log Cabin Sunday evening. He
returned to Richmond on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Scott and
Frederick Scott, who motored to Rich
mond Tor the week. returned here on
Sunday. Garrett II, Wall. Jr.. Joined
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall and Miss Martha
Wall at their cottage on Georgia row.
Col. and Mrs James r. Branch were
among the thirty guests at a dinner
given on Wednesday by Miss Eliza
beth Lowndes. Miss Josephine Fl. No
Clure- entertained at tea at the s.asi :
no on Friday In honor of Miss
Lowndes, who started this week with
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09

riding parties have been formed to
visit the many points OF interest. the
Cascades being perhaps the favorite.
Miss Fay Alcock, one of the most
charming girls here. and splendid
horsewoman. is always a member OF
these parties.
Little Miss Mildred Cawthorne, of
Richmond, niece or Mrs. Lyman Dem
ison. has been spending a part of
every summer here for the past seven
or eight years. in fact, ever since she
was an infant, and she is great fav-
orite here.
MFs-Jer-4- WA n EFF aitin4eFe1
and Miss Mccullough are spending
several weeks here. Mrs, Wight was
Miss Hayes, of Richmond.
Among the Virginia arrivals this
week are: Miss Grace NJ. Neal. Miss
Bessie Jackson. Miss Martha B. Beale,
Miss s. r. Price and Charles c, Cooke,
of Richmond II. W. Mckeezle. V. S.
Boatwright, Portsmouth,; Mrs. NJ. l..
Dalton, Miss Lilly Dalton. Miss Los
sic Dalton. Floyd; Mr.. and Mrs. 3. P.
PATROL and children, Norfolk Miss
Lucille s. James, r. c. Whittle. Mr..
and Mrs. p. NJ. Craddock. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Williamson, DAN
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Friend,
Petersburg; w. E Gardner. Blacks
burg, Ben Huger. Miss Josephine
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
her sister. Mrs. Robert Carton Phil
lips. Of Tappahannock. Va.

her sister. Mrs. Robert Carton Phil
lips. of Tappahannock. Va.
George w. Warren. of Richmond, Is
now having erected here a bungalow
which will be one OF the largest and
prettiest of the many rustic cottages
which surround the big hotel. Mr..
Warren's cottage will be located d.
rectly opposite the Roanoke cottage.
Work upon the building started this
week. Mr.. Warren, while here this
summer. secured permission from the
Mountain Lake Hotel corporation to
erect the cottage. and Lyman Denison
designed the plane. which will be fol-
lowed in Its construction.
The site chosen by Mr.. Warren for
his bungalow commands a view un-
surpassed perhaps by any dwelling
place In the state. rs is located on
Sunset hill, and though 200 yards be-
low the summit of that famous, OBJ
ser+vAtion point, commands a. view
almost as extensive. From the porch
of this bungalow. nearly 5000 feet
above the level of the sea. the noun
tain peaks of Tennessee, North Caro-
lima ani West Virginia may be seen,
and the smoke from the Pulaski fur
naces, forty miles distant, will be
plainly discernable.
Horseback riding has been a favor
tie pastime this week. and every day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09

Miss Aimee Sheridan. Mrs. Lloyd
Lowndes and Mr.. Tasker g. Lowndes
for their home In Cumberland.
Mrs. William Ruffner Cox gave a
tea for several friends at the Casino
on Saturday. General and Mrs. Cox,
who have passed five weeks at the
White, returned to Richmond on
Thursday. Mrs James R.-Pace re-
turned at that time.
The Richmond colony was well rep
resented at a tea given by Mrs A. II.
Latimer to over thirty ladies Mon
day. Mines. De Soto Fitzgerald, Gar
rett B. wafi. James n. Branch. Gran
vile @. Valentine and Miss Fife Kerr
Branch were in the party.
Sir Frederick Williams Taylor is
devoting the major part of his time
TO golf. frequently playing thirty-six
holes a day. De Soto Fitzgerald and
X. Henry Harwood are often seen on
the links with him.
Richmond arrivals this week al
White Sulphur include Mr.. and Mrs
E. v. Williams. T. Garnett Tabb. J. r.
j. Anderson. Miss Mary Tyler. who is
stopping with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
B. Yuille; Edward r. Archer, J. T
Leonard and e. A. Canapa.
II. Walker Wallace, Thomas Gay
and son. and w, G. Taylor, Jr.. were
at the White for the weekend
George NJ. Jones. of Oak Hill. Va,
passed few days here with Thomas
X. Downing, Jr.. of Amherstdale.
Northern colonists are vending their
way to the Alleghanies to enjoy the
delightful autumn. Prominent among
those arriving this week are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thee Smith and Miss Ma
talie Young Smith. of New York, Mrs
Joel Ellis Fisher. Mrs Margaret NJ
Strong, Richard A. Strong and Alex
NJ. Stewart, also of New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward F. Beale and Mrs
Samuel A. Grocer, of Deep Dale,
Stratford, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Wharton Stnkler, Jr.. of Philadelphia
and MFR. and Mrs. William Gerrish
Beale. OF Chicago.
Edward r. Stettinius, of the firm OF
! +, Morgan and company, New
ork, arrived at the greenbrier Sun
day with Mrs. Stettinius and party to
pass several weeks
Martin Nogel, assistant United
states treasurer, and Mrs yogel, who
are here for a fortnight, play golf
daily, while Miss Madelaine Reese
and Miss Gladys Gleason. who are
with them. are noted figures In the
riding set.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Strauss started
for Washington on Thursday, where
they win pass the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Roger A Strauss, Mr..
strauss Will meet ENJOYS of the Rus
sian and japanese commissions while
there
Samuel w. Lacy, OF Richmond. II
stopping at the White.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09

| the scene OF g. pretty wedding on
Monday last. when Miss Iva Caruth
| Shafer became the bride of Rev.
George West Diehl. The bride is the
| daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Shafer. and the groom Is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver J. Diehf. of Nor
! folk. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. r. W. McCerkie. d. D.,
assisted by the Rev A. W, Wood.
The Rev. Diehl is remembered In
I this city. where he took mig master Of
arts degree at Richmond college last
June. He Vas also pastor of the
Montrose Presbyterian church, OF this
city He liz a graduate OF Washing
ton and Lee and the Union The
illogical seminary. The bride studied
at the University of Virginia and at
Column bia Rev Dfehl is expecting a
call as chaplain in the United States
navy.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Bell. OF Nor
folk. announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Gladys, to Mr.. Clifford
Sidney Trevvett, of Glen Allen. Va.
the wedding to take place early in
October. Mr.. Trevwett formerly lived
at 171S Park avenue and only re-
turned 10 the county last week.
In and Out of Town.
Colonel and Mrs Henry Lee valen-
tine and the Misses Elizabeth and
Katherine Valentine have returned
from visit at Woodbury. Forest
Mrs. Samuel Lacy is spending the
remainder of the season at White
sulphur Springs.
Mrs. James Oliver. OF Shirley -
on the James, the wife OF Admiral
Oliver, recently appointed governor
OF the Danish West Indies. In visiting
| Mrs Tandouia Randolph pashieu. at
her home, $40 West Grace street.
Aid Society Meets
Mem bers Of the missionary Aid SO
cietv of Union Station Methodist
church will meet Monday afternoon
at o'clock Red Cross sewing will
be again distributed and a report
made Of the recent war relief meat
| ing nj the Young women's Christian
association
Lecture Postponed.
The lecture on Passing Through
the War Zone" IN have been deliver
ef tomorrow evening hv the Rev.
sidney Love. in Northside Baptist
church, has been indefinitely post
poned, as he has been called TO
Arizona
ST. psfrfek's Society Meets
/ There Will he a called meeting Of
st. ratriek's Benevolent and Social
society next Monday night at S.1E
o'clock In the auditorium of st Pat
rick's school, Twenty fffth and Grace
/ streets. All members are urged to
attend, as matters OF Importance will
he discussed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09

Wentworth. F. W. Read. william
Watts. Roanoke: Miss Angelina Har-
vey. Miss Natalie Harvey, Dublin. e.
NJ. PenGIeton, Floyd: Miss Florence
Howe. r. Howe, Roanoke: b. b.
Mccoy, Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs c. A.
Lucas, Newport: Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w,
Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs, e. f Marley,
Miss Margaret Marley. Roanoke. A.
Fl. Grimsley and family, w. @. Mat
thews and family, Clifton Forge; Mr..
and Mrs. j. II. Woolwine, William
Pearson, Mrs. w. r. Wentworth. r..
B. WI ms, NJ and Mrs ). H Drew
ry, Miss Leonora Drewry, William
Drewry. pearisburg; Miss Bernice
Wilson, Clifton Forge; Earl Harms
barger. Frank Stevens. Frank e.
Brown. L. II. Brown, r. G. Brown,
Miss Whorton, Roanoke, D. d. Nor
risetty. Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Chatham.
Mrs. Duvall, Norfolk M. E. Gardner.
Blackshurg; Mrs, Fl. E. Hartman, Miss
Mary Hartman. Miss Anne Hartman.
Miss Mary Preston, Tazewell; T. r.
Boon, Francis r. Self, Miss Blanche
Cooper Miss Maria Cooper, Salem.
The Salem cottage was the scene of
an old -fashoned candy pulling one
evening this week, the members OF
the younger set here enjoying them
selves immensely.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09

school opens Monday with the fol-
lowing faculty: r.. M. Newton. prin-
cipal. and Misses Newbill. Bondurant
Caldwell, Hundley and Gregory, as as
sistants.
J. Fl. Thompson. of Georgia, Is visit.
ing friends and relatives here.
---Rey. w Pearson and wife OF
King and Queen, and Miss Maym.
Pearson. of Washington, are guests
OF w. l.. Pearson.
Walter Hodges. of Philadelphia. ha.
returned home after an extended visi
to Hodges Fitzgerald. ------------------
Mesdames Woodward and Amos
and Miss Amos. of Washington. d. G.
have returned home after a pleasan
visit to Mrs J. p. Hunnicutt.
Miss Ida Hunnicutt left for Dur
ham, N c.. Thursday. where she hal
entered school
is the weekend guest OF Mrs. w. r
Staples.
Mesdames Smith. OF Lynchburg
Williams, of Brookneal, and Connolly
of Phoenix. who have been guests o
Mrs. ]. c. Priddy, have returned L
their homes.
Miss Adams, Of the faculty of Ran
dolph- Macon college, Danville, Is thu
guest OF Miss Elizabeth Peters.
Misses Carwiles and Berkeley, o
Phoenix, are spending some time witt
Mrs, d. S. Gaulding.
Miss LESSEE Tyler leaves Monday FOL
Richmond, where she expects to en-
ter school
Mr., 8. r. Tuggle, Jr., has resigned
his position az assistant cashier of th'
bank TO enter other business.
Mrs. r. A Spencer liz visiting reia
tives In Atlanta, Ga
Mrs. c. A. Osborne and daughter
Caroline, are spending some time II
Richmond
Miss Mary Murray left today fol
Goldshoro. \. c.. where she goes Il
teach In the city schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hubbard havs
returned from South Carolina. wher.
the former was engaged In buying to
bacco.
Mrs. w NJ Jones and children. q
Shreveport, La. are visiting Mrs. A
G. Harding.
Mesdames Cabell Davis. OF Norfolk
and John Crawford, of Richmond, are
the weekend guests of Mrs. w A
May.
Mrs. Leslie Watkins Madden. o,
Alabama, Is spending some time with
Mrs. W. r. McGehee.
Mr.. Jas. Hodges, of Martinsville
was visitor at the home Of s r. Tug.
gle this week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
MOUNTAIN LAKE NOTES.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian).
Mountain Lake, Va, Sept. s.--Mr.
and Mrs, r. T. Burnett and Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph w. Cox, Of Roanoke, and
Mrs, Major Graham. of Gettysburg
will he the cottage guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Denison during the month
of October. Mrs, Denison will also
have as her guest during that month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-09
KEYSVILLE NOTES

Special TO The Richmond yirgtnian)
+ heysvflle, Va. Sept s.---The high
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-15

G. E. Williams is spending few days
at Waukesha for the benefit Of his
health.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Lee LaMeer,
a son, Saturday, March TO-
Jack Veasy is in Bristol to make ar
rangements to go to the S. J. Sorenson
farm that he and Harry Bevins have
rented.
Mrs. f. r. Snyder who has been i'll is
convalescing.
Miss Nina Benson of Genoa Junction
has been visiting her brother.
Miss Anita Hollister is in Chicago.
Miss Elsie Kruger and Miss Clarice
Foulke spent Tuesday in Kenosha.
Mrs III. T. HOLSTER and daughter
were in Kenosha on Tuesday.
Mrs. Woodbury. of Alden spent Fri
day with her sons, Lyle and Paul Wood
bury.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kesler were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman She
loskie, in Genoa, this week.
Mrs. Richard Cook is ill with pIeu-
risy.
Eugene Hartnell has been employed
by the Foster Mercantile Company as
bookkeeper.
Mrs. Charles Halberstadt of Keno
sha spent the last of the week with
her father, Thomas Watkins.
Frank +. Smith and daughter, Miss
EIvira, who have spent the winter
months in southern California, will re-
turn soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Haase of Lake
Geneva were in Salem last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Krahn have
moved to Pleasant Prairie and will be
employed at the Turner greenhouses.
Mrs Alvin Paddock is at the PEN
meyer Sanitarium, Kenosha.
Ray Smith has gone to La Fox, Ill.
Charles Rhomey has moved to Bris-
tol and will be employed at the cream
cry.
Mrs. Winnie Lancer and son, Wal
lace, have returned from Highland
Park, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Selby have
moved to the Pease farm, on the Gen
eva road
DR.. Newell of Burlington was called
to attend Verne Frank who has had a
relapse from the effects of scarlet
fever.
A surprise party in honor of Mr..
Deppe's birthday, was given Tuesday
evening. The evening was spent in
cards and dancing.
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other facts. The bishop may adiudi-
cate on such case and grant the ap-
plicant dispensation to remarry, but
even after the bishop has taken favor
able action it is still the privilege of
any priest of the church to refuse to
perform the marriage ceremony if his,
judgment is opposed to that Of the
bishop
Marriage Indissoluble.
"The Catholic church recognizes no
dissolution of marriage between per
sons who are validly married and re-
ceived the sacrament of matrimony. -
said the Rev. Father R. S. Smith of
ST. James Roman Catholic Church.
married people may be allowed to
separate and live apart when certain
circumstances exist but they are not
allowed to remarry.'
Innocent One May Remarry.
emo Methodist minister has any
right to remarry a divorced person, -
said the Rev. Ora W. Taylor, pastor of
the Park Avenue Methodist Church.
except the innocent party in a case
where divorce has been granted for
adultery. Any Methodist minister re-
marrying divorced person under
other circumstances violates his ordi-
nation vows
Personally Objects to Remarriage.
Personally I wish I might never
be asked to oficiate at the wedding of
any divorced person, no matter on
what grounds the divorce is obtained, y
said the Rev. G. Buenger, pastor of the
German Evangelical Lutheran Friedens
Church, when asked his opinion on the
subject.
eve do not as rule approve of
any divorced person remarrying but
we do make an exception and will mar
ry the innocent party when a divorce
is obtained on the ground of adultery
or of wilful desertion.
Some Should Get Divorces.
II will marry some people who have
been divorced although I want to
know the circumstances which brought
the divorce about and be convinced
that it is justifable," said the Rev. I.
w. Corey. 81 think there are people
living together who might better be
divorced, and in those cases when a
divorce ensues and the innocent party
wishes to be remarked, / am willing
to remarry him or her -