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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-13
Christian Science Society
Hays, Kansas

Sunday, November 16, 1919
Subject: "Mortals and Immortals. y
Golden Text: Jno. S:34, So.
Responsive Reading: Jer. 1858, 10
ID
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-11-13
THE CHURCHES

Trinity Lutheran Church
C. F. West, Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
$50 p. m. Luther League
A cordial invitation to worship with
US is extended to all.
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ECGSIEGGSI

Use DR.. Fruits HELP THE HEN
LAY, and get more eggs. o3Ot3
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ExPERIMENT Station NOTES
Cibbons leave. Westen Kansa

Gibbons Leaves Western Kansas
Mr.. G. C. Gibbons, Assistant Super
intendent of the Fort Hays Expert
ment Station, resigned November 1,
to become manager of large ranch
near Oswego, in the southeast corner
of the state While at the Expert
ment Station Mr.. Gibbons proved an
able assistant TO Superintendent
Weeks, being especially strong on
Farm Accounting, and rendered a
great deal of public service to the
farmers of Western Kansas. Mr.
Gibbons new position not only carries
a good salary but gives him an oppOr-
tunity TO share in the profits
Black-leg and Hog Cholera Serum
The Kansas State Agricultural Col
lege Veterinary Department has plac-
ed quantity of Hog Cholera serum
and blackleg vaccine at the Fort
Hays Experiment Station for distribu-
ton This will be sold at the same
price as at Manhattan and will save
considerable time and expense for
those who live nearer Hays than Man
haitian. This arrangement has been
made necessary because of the con-
stantly increasing demand for the
College serum in Western Kansas.
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Found.-Between Normal and town
a small wrist watch. Owner may have
by calling at the Louis Croft home.
Boyd Furbeck.
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Table boarders wanted Phone
292; Alp West Sheridan Avenue.
n6t4
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Mr.. Farmer, we pay the top prices
for cream at all times. GOLDEN
BELT CREAMERY, Hays.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
DELAW HOSPITAL DEFENDED.

Richard Mackenzie, executive sec
rotary OF the State Board Of Charities.
who is conducting an investigation as 70
the need Of a municipal hospital. to care
for isolated contagious diseases and has
already started a campaign to have AN
institution Of this kind erected IN vii
mington. defended the Delaware Hospital
in statement Yesterday
Il have gone deeply into the matter
and my investigation FIRST Of al shows
that the Delaware Hospital has clean
sheet. he said The Delaware Hospital
is a public institution II has provisions
for an isolated ward, but that is for thr
protection Of the patients, nurses and
employees who contract disease while st
the hospital ! noticed a story TO the effect
that a child had been admitted 10 the
Delaware Hospital with contagious
disease My investigation showed that
the child was injured IN nh automobile
accident and after several DAYS At the
hospital became III. suffering from a
contagious disease
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
co., FERENCE HERE ON
|NTERC HURC \ MOVEMENT
Faculty Announced for Christian
Extension University for
Delaware, Dec l5-l7.

The members Of the faculty for the
State training conferences for Delaware
which the Interchurrh World Movement
will hold at Wilmington from December
Is to Il have been announced by x. j,
Elliott, nterchurch field secretary for
Delaware. MARYLAND and New Jersey
with office in Baltimore
They are. Rev w II Foulkcs, VICE
chairman. executive committee Of the
Intcrchurch World Movement, Rev j.. ;.
Rromer head Of department Of spiritual
resources forward movement OF the Re
formed Church IN America, Rev. John
Mcdowell and Mrs r. f. Eurick, field
department Of International World Move
ment: " T. kampe. head Of department
Of stewardship oi life and possession Of the
reform church IN United States.
This team cf fve conference leaders this
month attended four day normal
school course At Atlantic City. There are
II other teams Of six men each who will
conduct similar conferences in tho other
States ot the Union next month.
The relation of the churches to religious
social and economic questions Of the day
will he thoroughly discussed AZ the COM
ing conferences The students who
viii he $50 snd more leading clcrgymen
and laymen from the counties of Delaware,
viii i'll turn hold similar conferences Tor
church leaders in their counties 1t is eN-
pected that at least 10000 Christian
leaders and workers will have been re-
cruited when the campaig ign Is over
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
DELAWARE SOLDIERS
WANT TO Be FARMERS
Numbers of Men Applying to
Reclamation Service for Land
AllOtments.
Special Dispatch From Every Evening a
WAshington Correspondcnr

Special Dispatch From Every Evening a
Washington Correspondent.
Washington, Dec. 9.-More than two
hundred returned soldiers, citizens of
Delaware, have informed the Reclama-
ton Service of the Department of the
Interior that they desire to return to the
land. These are asking for specific in
formation concerning the Mondel bill
which makes provision for the reclama-
tion of waste land and its sale on easy
terms to the soldiers. The bill provides
for a substantial advance In money so
that the boys can equip themselves for
working the land.
Among the Delaware boys who want
to go back to the land are at least ten
commissioned officers who saw service
over the seas. Many of the boys have
never been on land, but they tell the
Reclamation Service that they are willing
10 learn oil about farming and promise,
if gwen an opportunity, to make good.
Some of the young men trying to get TO
the land occupy lucrative positions in
industrial plants at Wilmington and other
cities. but they say they believe ngri-
culture offers more permanent occupation
and, III the end, better results generally.
BESIDES they want above all things to
rise To the dignity Of landed proprictors.
Il have good job Young man con
nected with " iImington plant said in
recent communication to the Reclama-
tion Service, but there is no certainty
that ! will always have it. Anyway,
want TO he landed proprietor and be
my own boss II | can have n few hogs,
n few dozen chickens and few acres Of
land under cultivation | will be as inde-
pendent as Rockefeller II is the kind Of
life for me
Secretary | anc said this lctter was
characteristic Of many which reach the
Reclamation Service of the Department
Of the Interior
IT brcathcs real American spirit,
SAID Secretary Lane If we can get
the boys on the farm and let them have
for their very own q little patch Of Mother
Earth there need be no fear that the coun-
try will be turned over to the Bolshevists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
SAFETY MEETING.
Advisory Committee Appointed at Gather
ing Of Foremen Last Evening.

The second foremen's round-table
safety meeting was held last night in
Odd Fellows Hall under the auspices OF
the Delaware Safety Council. The meeting
was opened with singing under the direc-
tion of Irving easier, with the Harlan
plant orchestra, conducted by G. Is. Cox,
safety manager. +. Ross Farra, employ
ment manager of The American Car and
Foundry Company, presided. p. 7. Watson
of the Electric Hose and Rubber Com
pany, acted as secretary, and 5. II. ker-
shaw as chairman of the program COM
mttee.
An advisory committee of nine fore
men, to work in conjunction with the
regular Program Committee to plan the
details of these meetings, was elected, as
follows: r. c. Trumbull, Pyrites, Ltd;
$. Steele, du Pont Company; Samuel
Elliott, Joseph Bancroft & Sons Company
Frank Holt, Bethlehem Shipbuilding Cor
poration; John G. Lutz, American Car
and Foundry Company; John Glenn,
New Castle Leather Company; Harvey
Munsey. Eastern Malleable Iron Com
pany; William Splan, krehs Pigment and
Chemical Company, and Broom Marcus,
Diamond State Telephone Company.
1t was decided to defer the election of
officers until the foremen's committee
makes report at the next meeting the
time for such meeting to be decided upon
by the Joint committee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
UNFAIR PRACTICES
IN SALE OF SUGAR
Consumers League Investigates
Complaints as TO Dealers Sell
ing in Combination.

So the December meeting Of the Execu-
tive Council Of the Consumers League
report was made with regard 10 the CO.
operation Of the League with u. : District
Attorney Curley IN an effort to eliminate
unfair practices IN the sale Of sugar.
Complaints have been received from Gus
toners who had been refused sugar unless
they would purchase such specified ar
tcles as tea and coffee Before reporting
these dealers 70 the attorney-geneTal the
lesguC VIII call their attention TO the re-
cent ruling that the designation by the
dealer az the articles which must be pur-
chased in order 70 receive sugar is an ''un-
fair practice and as such is a violation Of
the Federal Lever law.
Al the request of Mayor TAYLOR, the
Council appointed two members To repre-
sent the league on the committee recently
requested by City Council To investigate
the high cost Of living in Wilmington.
They are Mrs 4. d. Warner, chairman
Of the pure food committee, and Miss
Southwick, the executive secretary.
The scholarships committee Was given
discretion 70 act with regard TO extending
scholarship aid TO children eligible for
general working certificates and was au-
thorIzcd To confer with the State Board
ui Education with regard to scholarship
NA-tiAfdliDn VIII iNS d0tllAlllSbIdt t4Nil.
The secretary reported with regard 10
the annual meeting Of the National Con-
sumers League. recently held in Louis
vile. and outlined the ten-year program
adopted by the National League at that
time Detailed consideration OF this verv
comprehensive program was postponed
until the next meeting in january.
The Council received with regret a
communication from the { hamber 0t Com
merce announcing that the mercantile
section, while in sympathy with the re-
quest for the closing of Wilmington store
al p. m, on Christmas Eve, did not feel
that il could be granted The league feels
that II has educated the public to the
need Of early shopping and that With
concerted action and with due advertising
OF the plan. the Christmas Eve closing
need work hardship on no one while being
q great benefit TO hundreds of store EN-
plOVes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
END or SUGAR FAM ne
At HAND, SAYS OFFICIAL
$4,000 Tons Arrive in New York;
Federal Head Warns Prof
itccrs in Foods.

Now York. Dec. with the arrival
in New York Yesterday of $4,000, ,OOO
rounds Of Louisiana sugar sent by the
rcfners from the surplus in the Middle
Western States il was announced by
Henry T.. Costello, head of the raw sugar
division of the United States Sugar
EQUALIZATION Board that the sugar famine
had been broken MIR Costello said that the
sugar should reach the retail dealers for
distribution by tomorrow. There will be
steady arrivals of sugar at weekly IN
tervals hereafter. he said.
Arthur Williams. the Federal Food
ADMINISTRATOR, sounded n warning yes
terdav 10 dealers who expected to reap
great profits from boarded sugar after
the government relinquishcs control OF
the price NJ sugar Jan. |.
Although the government may re-
linqulsh control of sugar prices the first
of the year. said Mr.. Williams, that
Is no indication that 1t will relinqulsh
control over profteering. Gougers may
rest assured that they viii be prosecuted
To the fun extent of the law after the first
of the wear. and before the first, too.
In a statement issued Yesterday, the
United states Sugar Equalization Board
denied reports which have been current
IN tins city for some months 70 the ci-
fcct thst heavy shipments Of sugar were
being sent abroad by American retincrs
while the American market suffered
from sugar famine The board explained
that the rumors have received such cN-
tensive circulation that the denial was
considered necessary.
The first cargo ot the new crop OF
sugar from Santo Domingo arrived yes
ier,lav on the CLYDE Line steamship
Inca nj Pier -, Brooklyn. Tho officers
sand the people Of Santo Domingo were
making a good deal Of money there out
of the sugar which is selling at cents
a pound unrcfinCd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
SONS OF DELAWARE.
wilmington Well Represented at Annual
Dinner In PhilndcIDhiu.

Wilmington was well represented al
tho annual dinner of the Sons of Delaware
held In the Bcllev,Ie-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia, last night. About 300 mem
bers and gliests enjoyed the banquet.
Addresses were made by United States
Senator l.. Heisler Ball, Judge Wells of
New Jersey and Bishop Quaylc OF Mis-
souri,.
AT the annual election the retiring
officers were reelected, as follows: Presi-
dent, NJ N. Willis, secretary, G. z.
Rowland treasurer, L. c. Dill.
The following Wilmingtonians we're
present: Robert 7. Robinson, DR. John
Ball, Darlington Finn, George + Baird,
George L. Medill, Charles Medll, Super
lntendent of Schools Jump, George w
Sparks, Charles A. Rudolph, William b.
Megear, former Governor Charles r.
Miller and w A. Nelson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
SforN TellerS' Arr.

Miss Nan F Weeks. editor al children :
publications Of the American Baptist
Publication Society. gave a talk on tho
art and use of story telling AZ the Christmas
meeting Of the New Castle County Graded
SUNDAY School Union. held last night in
Grace NJ r. Church The devotional!
exercises were conducted by Rev r "
TrapneIl of - Andrew Church 4
short business meeting preceded Miss
Week 9 talk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Health Discussion at Lunch.

The Relation Of the State Board
OF Health to the Reconstruction Pro
gram is another of the subjects vital to
State interests which will be discussed at
the luncheon meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce in the du Barry room ~ the
Hotel du Pont, at II 80 today There viii
bc three speakers DR. William P. Orr,
president Or l.. ; Conwell. secretary
and Chester II Wells, State health com
MS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Thrift ESSAYS.

About 900 essays in the school pu-
pills contest have been received bv Miss
Edith l.. Hughes, Of the committee. md
1T is expected that few more will come
IN today. They will be forwarded To
Delaware College for judging, and the
result will be announced before Christ
mas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Second NJ. p. Sunday School Elects.

The following officers were elected LAST
Sunday in the Second NJ P. Church for
sunday school. 3 F. Jester, superin-
tendent: Charles II Caulk. assistant
William Lewis. treasurer Miss Lillian
Pearson, secretary. Miss Pearson. or
ganist: Mrs John Davidson, assistant
Joseph Eckman. librarian John Gil
lesnle assistant
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Court House Work Suspended

The men engaged TO remove the old
Court House have suspended the work
so that they NAV promptly demolsh two
buildings on the east side OF King street
between Ninth and Tenth. on whose site
the Wilmington Morning News will
erect an office building When the present
Job is finished demolition OF the old Court
House will be resumed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Mail Parcels Early.

The curtailment OF trains going into
effect tomorrow will of course affect the
mails. giving an additional reason for
dong your Christmas mailing early. =
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Motor Wrecks Street Iamn.

A motor truck owned by the Delaware
Notion Co. last evening ran into lamp
post a Sixth and Windsor streets and
wrecked it. The car skidded from the
slippery street car track.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
Grace Sewing Sociefv

Grace NJ. Z. Sewing Society is holding
an all day meeting today, al Grace
Church House. 903 West street. The
hostess i Mrs John Schail.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
tit as OTP FATHERs BLILDED 40 YEARS go

1929 KING STREET.
Ten vranda heat electric and bath cellar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

sir vernnd bath heat cellar snd
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

light cheerful
Plot 30xI25 Room
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

IWD COrFAUEA at pcnn's drove on sho
river front Apply uo1 Jefferson ssroot.
Phone 1854 Il
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

FOX SALE--Dur lot and warehouse. with
". o. siding, At Thirteenth and Union
streets. Apply af5 shipley street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09

THOUGHTS ARE DIFFERENT FROM POETS.
re both born and made 4 fine imposing residence.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-09
WHAT AFTER 45>

Mt engineer told us he vas turned down" ~ A fia
AZ and the age limit A. 20 he determined ~ ~
z the Of 5Oacre farm, insuring for hrosef oi
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DREADED FOR
NIGHT TO COME
Texas Lady, in Pretty BAD
Fix, Heard Of Cardui, Tried
1t, And Now Says Il /
Saved Her Life.

Chiffon. Texas Mrs. Mary r,esa,
OF this place. states! Sometime ~
was quite sick and suffered Z grsa1
deal. had been suffering quite
awhile AZ times l had suoA
severe pains In my back. across m1
hips and In my sides.--I WAS In .
pretty bad ft1 - was 90 restless I
dreaded for nIght 30 come. Having
heard Of Cardut I thought Id try h
'''I commenced to get better with
my my first bottle. took ais bottles q
oardui, and win tell any woman whQo
this Cardui Homo Treatment can ~
win do II taken according 10 dirsss
tions. We not only feel II cured ~
sSs' moot iikeiy ssaved my lits. I "a
AN to DO my work with ease aa1
know cardui did IT,"
Cardui has been found TO rslisvd
many womunly pains and ailments
and thousands OF women have writes
TO tel of the benefit II has been y
them. in casss Of female troubles sn1
weakness 4
Cardui 10 prepared from nina. me-
dlcinL. ingredients. which aet - 3
tonic and help build up health -
strength n q natural maaHsN n
Try csssu'' AZ arASdslA QW41
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THIS Mother
and DAUGHTER
Both Made Well by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Steele, Ala.--"Riring the Change
OF Life had hot flashes, was nervous,
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How to Relieve
CATARRH
No Medicine to Swallow. Just
Inhsle Medicated Smoke

WONDERFUL curss Of oasArvA, hseA
poisss and deafness are being rs0ortsl
By men and womea who sulYsroA To-
ysap They found quick Islisf h
eoo,hins msdioatsd smoke Then. "
following the sasy d,rsctionA their sl(s
msnts vanished and have asvss rs<
turned
One Of the worlds vstsrsn physicsanQ
compounded this amazingly suqoessful
remedy Of herbs II may b ohtaine1
IN the form OF ctGarettss. or ~
smoking In . pipe or holder Just ~
the druggist for boz Of Df blosssre
Ca'.rrh Remedy and mention how ~
prefer 20 usa II
This dsiishtfui remedy 10 AarmieeDt
contains no tobacco The relief y
usually felt 81 once triple guars
sntee comsa In the boS you ase euso
u b benefited or no eost % "
Could Anything b fairsrs AVA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
HELD ON DECEMBER 6

An examination for railway mail
clerks WI he held IN all cities In this
state that have free delivery on De-
cember 6. 10 IN vacancies In the rail-
way mail scryl g. The entrance sala ry
In 1880 year and the examination
will be divided into six subjects-spell-
ing. arithmetic. letter writing. penman-
geography OF the United States
on November 49, December 10 and
January 7. an examination for minor
clerk, bureau Of the census, will be
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
aDAMACES ASKED
GAS COMPANY
Second Suit Filed as Result
I of Lumber Fire,

q Suit for 10000 damages was filed
nSainst the Oklahoma Gas and Electric
oompany today by A, q, Elstun ss n
result OF the Dawson and Case lumber
fire, September II. Elstnn was severely
burned, nlong with Mark keslcr, COM
missioner Of public safety. when he
became en,nnglcd In livo wires which
ne alleys were cut down nt the wrong
= pole BY mn agent of the company.
fesier filed suit for $4,000 damages
last Saturday on the snmo charge
Both petitions nllcCo tho wlrcs were
cut down nt tho third pole east ~
Broadway In the alley behind the
lumber company plant, while tho nj
ley was full of hremen The petitions
sav the wires should hoye been cn'
At the pole on the west end of the
alley.
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CITY BUDGET TO.
COUNTY TUESDAY
Walton Won't Make State
ment Regarding Its Future,

The city budget IS stlll in the hands
bf city commissioners
No further argument on u 4. being
made. however, but the work 10 pre-
Dare II for the county nssessor Is noc-
fssary before II viii Fave the city hall
Mike Dounely. cmmlFIloncr ~ H.
nance, today said tho budget VIII ho
ready Tor the next stop In its tom
,pesiuous career nv tomorrow morning,
when II will he sent 10 the county as
oessor for consideration.
whether court proceedings will fol-
low the assessors refusal TO place the
lew on the rolls was not said by the
mayor today. lie refused IN make any
statements on tho questions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
Eat MORE Bread
HAM FRITTERS
2 cups fresh bread crumbs
2 cups chopped boiled ham
2 beaten eRgs

cups chopped boiled nam
beaten eggs
| cup milk.
IA teaspoon soda
Salt and pepper to taste
Flour
Mix the ingredients well together
with flour to make batter that can
re dropped from spoon. Drop by
,ablespoonfuls into hot fat and fry a
delicate brown. Serve hot
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the hotel and that she went In the no
tel and learned the Matthews slrl was
there She went 10 the police station.
she sayA, and sent the police to tho
room where she was told tho glrl was
staying. she says
After having hor husband arrested.
she called o. A. Chgili, assistant
county attorney, and had him to draw
up papers tying up hor husbands bank
accounts
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Red Cross Christmas Seals provide
the funds for the baltic against tubsr-
culOsla
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, n. Ma, w,,.o. ho,., l1su wa,

n, the New wilsoa hotel, %6sX west
Main street, last night. MAZDA Fir
man. also q musician. filed suit for d.
,orcc today and had papers Issued ty-
ing up all the funds Of her husband In
four banks In the city.
The petition was made out last night
At II o'clock when she says she had
her husband and the Matthews girl ar
rested. She claims she saw her hus-
bands automobile atAndlna In front OF
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-17
LYKO Eliminates the Future
With Its Rays Of Hope
For All Who Would Enjoy Perfect Health

This remarkable tonic 10 the inspiration
and Joy Of the weak and debilitated. II brings
back the sunshine of existence to those Of lost
vitality. 1t opens up wonderful visions Of the
future to the down-cast. weary laden souls
depressed IN spirit and body. 1t creates the
strength and the courage to fight winning bat
Ties In those who have los, heart given up exhausted
andst the strain and weight Of their daily burdsns
sindIes anew the vital spark OF life In the s'unbrous
,ody Of the angushing causing 1t to burst forth at
last In . radian, glow Of perfec, health.
'IYKO" 10, indeed, Of gres, restorative power in
act Natures hrst aid In nearly all sub normal condi.
uona general ,onie In the brosdsst ssnse vbuilds
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ir-wrs.l ''' " 2 . Vs'~ !
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run down, and
had sick head
aches for two
or three days At
. time. / took
Lydia r. Pink.
hams Vegetable
Compound and
l Am m u Q h
tronger and
better In every
way than ! was.
My daughters
health broke