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The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19
THE BLESSING OF LABOR

Charles Kingsley once said, "Be thankful every
morning of your life that there is something you must
do, whether you like to do it or not"
Whether you painting picture hammering
iron whether you keeping books washing dishes
and sweeping oors your work is the thing which saves
you from yourself While your hands and thoughts
occupied you have time for morbid introspecton The
clear duty before you to bend your energies to your
work and do it conscentously and well. It is only in
this way that you do your duty to the world.
Every person has obligation before him. He
must engage in something useful to prove his right to
live in busy universe. If he cannot leave the world
better than he found he can at all events take his share
of keeping the world in order while he is here The
sponsibility of labor is incumbent upon him.
There is wide though sometimes unconscious gen.
eral recognition of this responsibility. Many wealthy
people do not need to work for their support show
their realization of this principle by taking up work
of value to the community They enter into public life
devote themselves to question of education gen.
eral betterment of conditions they do not take this
they are reduced to the most useless proess
and wearsome form of to-that of seeking their own
amusement and pleasure.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19
AFTER THE WAR

When Kaiser Bills embattled Huns were doing
stunts with swords and guns you dead game sport
we know who breathed defiance to the foe No sacrlce
was then too great you wished to squelch that Wilhelm
skate and everything for which he Stood and you were
busy saving wood You sold the cow your you pawn
ed soyou could buy another bond With loyal boys you
held the fort you were in truth dead game sport And
now the silly is done we've placed the kbosh on the
Hun have gained for man brighter daybut there are
many bills to pay In wartime you great my FRIEND
don't be picker at the end Our Uncle Sam ne needs
pile and has to borrow for while He needs full many
shining bone and so he springs another loan, and we
should rise on our hind legs and offer him the dough in
kegs Are we less loyal than when were lift.
ing Teuton fur? wot not, and wist nay, nay we'll
help our Uncle Sam to pay. He needs all kinds of large
round plunks we'll dig the doubloons from trunks
And you will help out, my friend Don't be piker at
the end.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

An Irishman was brought
before magistrate recently,
charged with marrying six
wives. The magistrate, admir-
ing the nerve Of the man, ask
ed him what reason he had for
making SO many changes.
"Please, your worship" said
Paddy, 81 was trying TO find q
good one."
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

Wholesome satisfying employment develops mans
faculties keeps him keen and ready for opportunity
Put your heart into your work Enter into it every
morning with feelings of interest in it and gratitude for
it, and you will know the blessing of labor.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

d r. d o L 8 ON SAY 8;
JOIN THE OWLS HOST OF
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS"
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

HAVE YOUR PRESCRIP-
TIONS FILLED AT The
OWL.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

The man who lives for him.
self alone is apt to be neglect
ed by the world at large.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-03-19

Other birds fight on the co.
operative plan, but the eagle
fights all his battles alone.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
RUSS ADVANCE
Capture of Peterhof, Near Petro-
grad Is Reported.
Hoover Prepares to Feed Former Capt..
tai as Soon as B~olsheviki Are
Driven Out.

Washington, May 29.-Capture of
Peterhof, 16 miles west of ~Petrograd
on the Gulf of Finland, by the army of
the northern Russian government,
probably assisted by British naval
forces, is reported to the state depart
ment in Swedish press reports. The
Stockholm Tidningen points out that
the report presages the fall of Petro-
grad in the near future.
Krasnaja Gorka has been reported to
be in flames in dispatches printed by
Helsingfors newspapers.
Fugitives from Petrograd arriving in
Helsingfors have reported that ma
chine guns have been placed on the
roofs of houses and that many hostages
have been taken.
A Libau dispatch says Riga was cap
tured through the cooperation of Let
fish troops and German Baltic guards.
Heavy Firing Near P~etrograd.
Stockholm, May 29.-The sound Of a
heavy bombardment has been heard
within the last few days in the direc-
ton of Petrograd and Kronstadt, &C
| cording to advices received here from
Viborg. The advices report a panic
among the bolshevik leaders in Petro.
grad, a number of whom, it is asserted,
have fed with state funds.
Allies to Feed City.
London, May 29.-The Allied and as
sociated powers have made arrange
ments to feed Petrograd and render
assistance to the starving population
after the expulsion of the bolsheviki
Herbert G.. Hoover, head OF the Allied
relief, has the details in hand.
koIchak Advancing.
Paris, May 29.-Dispatches received
in Paris announce that the reversal
suffered by the forces of Admiral Kol
chak, the antibolsheviki commands
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
STRIKE MAY BE GENERAL
All Western Canada Menaced by
Sympathetic Walkout.

Winnipeg, May 29.-All of western
Canada is menaced by a sympathetic
strike. Leaders of the walkout say a
complete Geographic and mail tie-up
is the first step on the program.
Christopher SEVERED of Victoria, B.
c., president of the Amalgamated
Postal Workers, taking in the district
between Port Arthur and Vancouver,
has notified all postal employees in his
organization to quit work. Orders have
also been dispatched for all Western
Union and newspaper telegraphers at
all points west, where favorable strike
votes were taken, to leave their keys
Word received here stated that the
walkout at Calgary, Saskatoon, Ed
monitor and Moosejaw was now a fact
and that all other cities of size were
ready to follow or are taking strike
votes. Word received by the strikers
committee also reported sympathetic
walkouts in Hamilton, Ont, and il
Toronto.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
EVERY STREET IN MADISON
Has Its Share of the Proof That Kid
ney Sufferers Seek.

-
Backache? Kidneys weak?
Distressed with urinary ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don't have to look far. Use what
Madison people recommend. Every
street in Madison has its cases
Here's one Madison mans eXpc-
rience.
Let j. l.. Todd, carpenter, 507 Lin
coin, avenue, tell it. He says: Il be-
lieve my kidney trouble was brought
on by over-work and exposure when
working out of doors. / first felt a
weakness in my back and began hav-
ing sharp pains through my kidneys.
That trouble grew worse until l be-
came almost helpless and my back
gave out entirely. Then l was also
in misery with bladder troubles. The
kidney secretions were highly color
ed; filled with sediment and burning.
Doan's Kidney Pills, which / got at
Smiths drug store, quickly helped
me. After using three boxes, l fell
like a different man. All the aches
and pains and other kidney troubles
had left me-" Statement given Sep
TENDER 6, 1900
On October g., 1917, Mr.. Todc
said: Il gladly confirm all l saic
praising Doan's Kidney Pills. Doan'i
surely helped me when / needed then
and / know they are reliable"
Price COO, at all dealers. Don
simply ask for a kidney remedy-ge
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same tina
Mr.. Todd had. Foster-Milburn Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
AvlATORs ARE DECORATED
Hawker and Grieve Receive Air Force
Cross From King.

London, May 29.-Harry G. Hawker
and Lieutenant Commander Macken.
zie Grieve, who reached here from
Thurso, Scotland, after being rescued
in midocean, when their airplane in
which they were attempting to cross
the Atlantic alighted near the Dan
ish steamer Mary, were received by
King George at Buckingham palace
King George bestowed on Hawker and
Grieve the insignia of the air force
cross. They are the first actual recipi
ents of this order.
The air force cross is a new honor
which is bestowed for devotion tt
duty"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
Toys ATE 1850 PANCAKES
Inc Hundred and Twenty Lads Elk.
hausted Salvation Army Cooks.

Inc Hundred and Twenty Lads Ex-
hausted Salvation Army Cooks.
One hundred and twenty boys ate
AGO pancakes in establishing q new
ecord for food consumption at the
,alvation Army home at Lytton, Cal.
ZACH cake was one-half inch thick.
pread with strip and large enough to
over a dinner plate.
The lads procured the feast by cleay-
ng an orchard Of prunings. Five
ooks almost dropped from exhaustion
D an attempt to supply the food. The
oungsters averaged Is pancakes each
The fewest any boy consumed wa
light; one lad tucked away IL.
No casualties have been reported =
result Of the feast.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31

in Russia, was only temporary, and
that Kolchak's armies again are adj
vancing against the bolsheviki, who
are falling back on the Volga line.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-05-31
LILY COUNTRIES
await TOURISTS
pect Many Americans When
Travel Becomes Normal.
IL VISIT BATTLEFIELDS

gland to Give Preferential Claim to
PARENTS and Families Of Fallen SOL
liers-Feared That Anti-Alien Leg
station Will Have Effect of Severe
y circumscribing Ordinary Chan
leIs of Traffic-Merchants Are Hope
iui.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
AND HELPERS
NItE ORDERED BNCk 10 WORN

More than hundred blacksmith
and their helpers who struck last week
iu the shops ct the Denver und i,iu
grandc Ia Utah aud Colorado were
ordered g. report Tor duty last Mon.
DAY az their former jobs This word
,umr Go Eugene uprlnR, the business
union nt Zion. lu,t saturday. The
union at Iiun l1Ht Saturday The
order that the men should return a.
work was received from the office uf
W o. Wilson United States secretary
81 labor
u b. stipulated that the men shalt
apply themsclNrs tu their former tasks
pending the hearing ct their grievance
before az Arbitration board which win
90 within the next thirty dHNr iu the
meantime, II BE- directed hN M, federal
authorities that the work ui u,ytNlvuv
welding shall b' divided between the
blacksmith AMI the ear rrmirrrs.
with the exception that tho black
smiths shall consider he tu hr exclusive
N their iulH Co uttvsu Go ear uNlya.
The grievance ct the hlupkrmiths D.
,hut the carmen Invaded their province
iu attending Co. urrt,lrur welding work
and ln the uhrru,c uf uu agreement
being reached they quit Wurk
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
MN RUIES ON PARCELS
lOSr ~ NANk~ ISSUED

Restrictions which have applied tu
the mailing uf parcels post matter Co
soldiers ~ service uNVffnuH now are
removed hN orders ct the postmaster
general a D. stated that parcels
weighing not more than seven pounds
containing mtilHhlo matter, including
books VIII bee accepted Tor mailing tu
soldiers aud others. including civilians,
with the American cNpedltuulIA forces
iu Europe, without being accompanied
hN request ut addressrc, Endorsed hN
his r,gimrutal ur other commanding
officer. provided the parcels are prop
rrlN prepared and otherwise conform
tn regulations affecting srudiug at
mail tu soldiers The parcels mIN not
bee registered. insured ur sent collect
Extension eff the parcels post rrrNiro
tu South Africa is nlsu announced. the
zone including the Union eft South
Africa. cape COLONY Natul ortug,
Free State ana the TunsyauL
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

t'tah odd Follows in state assembly
az Salt Lake city last Saturday named
Officers for the ensuing year Grand
master. J. IL Iiornung Mant. Or
Harry Phillips uf Salt Lake City
deputy grQnd master. Harvey Ciun "
Provo. grand warden. Rev. T.. \. Simp-
Kin. grand secretary. aud T. w Gillian.
grand treasurer The latter two are
from Salt Lake city. !. a. Good ~
Helper was appointed grand marshal
Local deputy grand masters are.
Sconcld. George Pearson; Edward
Perkins Castle Gate. Sunnysidc. ". !.
Emigholz clear creek. Sam Wood
head. Price. e. ". Lewis. kcniiwurth,
H. Davidson; Storrs. 49, =. Mnngum;
Helper T.. e.. Smiley All the several
lodges of carbon county had delegates
at the meeting ~ the odd Fellows and
the Hchckaha also. besides q large
representation otherwise. ~ the Sat
urday evening meeting Rev y. A.
simpkin explained the ideas for
which odd Fellowship stands aud re-
viewed the accomplishments uf tho
order during the last hundred years.
IL is." he said Zone 81 the happy
features of the life IT any institution
u century old that those related To- "
may rejoice over itH survival and take
pride IN IT, development one hnu-
drrd years nRp tonight. IN an upper
room ~ the Seven Stars Inn. "a road
side hotel. five wurkinRmcn met and
organized "a society that In the vcn-
trury now completed has hccum" n
mighty army uf nearly two nud q hair
millions. ana % force even miEhti"r in
~ principles and ministry q" modern
civilization.
The spectacle ~ such q society. the
premier ffatcrnnl society In America,
whose charity expenditure Tor u score
ct years past has exceeded b,OOH, 600
per nnnum. whose wealth ~ near ii0o,-
600. who's. lodges are IN every urban
community. whose temples stand "u
prominent corners IT al tho great
American. Canadian aud Australian
cities H. a. spectacle that CumpvlH
respect and thought
Through the vast change ~ a hum
drrd ycaFn u has developed boz might.
A. Il was born the great uutnyrat ~
Europe was eating out his heart M
tho prison on ~ Helena. IN the span
~ a. life the common lie has com"
into ita own. aud iu this hour when u
r.iuiccs In the exercise 81 o. r,ntup
~ lifc. ~ anniversary serves us we'll
tn mark the end uf all klngl> nrru-
gnnro and the setting iu place "f TIM
foundation rtuu,s uf world brother
hood
Its glnr, b. thut IL has sci the ptacs
tienl side 90 the Teachings uf th" NHsnr
rene into the worlds busy pain tor.
turod ne. and has taught IL multitude
that NJ man ,hu number tho beauty
aud Jos uf love and friendship
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
PAMPHLETS ISSUED GIVING
NEM IISII AND GAM LAW

@ H. SidduWay, state fi-h uud game
commissioner announces that tho de-
purtmvut has printed pamphlets con-
tanning the new fish and game Law Of
Utah as passed hN the last Legislature
aud also the aDt pussrd boz 1917, for
bidding uu uuuutuulizrd foreiguhurn
persons Goo fish. tu hunt on a. own iiro-
arms on other deadly weapons 300 Utah.
Distribution of thef pamphlets is re-
lied ON tp correct many false impress
siDns as GO the terms uf the new law.
Tho department ls also issuing tho
1919 fish and game licenses tu tins
Justices of the peace. dealers iu sport
ing goods ana others who care O.
handle them. In the past this has
been done free ~ charge, but 20 small
commission is now allowed under the
law.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
NEIGIIRORING FARM AGENT
TELLS on TREATING SftbS

J. T.. Welrh, agricultural agent for
Utah county at Provo. has just issued
"A statement 90 the farmers Of that
section ON tho hest methods of treat
lng seed potatoes. which should prove
of equal value here m Carbon county.
aAll seed should be hand selected for
freedom from fusarium wilt aud large
spots of rhizutouia." says he, "cut
Slices not over one-eighth of an inch
from the stem of the potato, Reject
an potatoes showing Infection laNs
corrosive sublimate put up In two
ounce package, Dissolve Two ounces
OF this In fifteen gallons OF water or
four ounces IN thirty gallons OF water.
Measure the quantities DO not guess
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
OILNEN ARE MOST CONFIDENT
~ Far ~ Work Has Gone Things
Look d.ood la Diamond Fork.

According o. officer ct the Gustu-
Vvsnu pil company, actual drilling hn7
been started in the Diamond furk
field not far from Thistle. They report
the drilling now la progress g. being
done on what b. known ns the HuHin-
yesnn dome. Three companies have
acquired holdings there aud have rigs
ON the ground hut tho dustaNvsup
company b. the mt a. begin actual
development work. although IA" other
two. the Utah Consolidated uud "a cat
iurnla company which o. operating
both in California and Texas, prartir-
ally are ready to start
Ia addition a. the three companies
which viii conduct development OPP
CREATIONS. "a syndicate composed prin-
ripaIh nf salt Lake clly mon, has ar-
auirrd Lenses un several thousand
acres us nm investment uud Zoe '"hlir
dent anticipation that the ii'li f""n
viii De- proven hy uur ui the three
operating concerns u is estimated
hy officials ct the GustuNrsun oil COM
pany that an OH sand viii Bee slru'k
~ about eight hundred feet 1nhluas-
Ing from all conditions existing lh tho
fold. they declare their confidence
that tho sand viii prove highly pro-
durtlNr.
That uu exists bon quantities beneath
the floor cot the canyon Is declared Co
Dee proven beyond doubt h} the prrs-
encc ol oil lee tR lime Gaping STONE
exposed us the result eft erosion and
forced nut through minute rrcNiee. BOO
the bedding planes of the lim'rnrk.
Al ono point ON the company. prop
erty there is exposed u highly -1iurat-
od ON sand about fifteen fect iu thick
ness and possibly iva hundred feet be-
low what originally had been thr SURE
face.
By figuring ON the dip of the Time.
rock IL is expected that this same uli
sand win bee strurk az approximately
eight hundred feet
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

Ia town aud back again, a distance q
twelve blocks, ~ well as play abos
the yard with the other children-
without any assistance sometime
which he has never been able to o
before.
II has now been about three monA
since he has had an attack ut epllepg
and is also now able 10 speak is'
words, untold of before We cams
praise DIR, Henderson and bis ehir
practic treatment too highly and y
any man, woman or child Whu Is SUI
ierlng IN any way, We advise then !
consult "a chiropractie and have "
ailment removed by spinal adlas
mont lSigned) MIR. and MRS. Wal
TER BASS, Price, Utah
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
What Chiropractic Has Done For u
May Also Be Done For You.

After suffering with paralysis on
the entire left side ot his body and
subject 10 epilepsy which attack,
cam" ON about every two weeks Tor
the past four years or since the
whnuplnr cough which lett him Ia this
condition and after irving and doing
everything We could hear oi. Me- de.
odod ." try chinpmrtic, which IA.
now cannot praise too highly DR.. 4.
u. Henderson aud his rhlrrrurt,r
treatments.
Ai''r lMcnlN-inur treatments given
10y pr y. u. Henderson, our boy. who
~ D year, of age, D, now able in uso
hi left arm and hand nearly "A, pn,d
ns the right, us we'll o., ublr 4, v,lt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
SAYS TROUBLES NOW OVER
Tanlac Built Him Up so He Is Now
Working Hard Every Day.

"Whcn ! weighed the other day
found had gained thirty-five pounds,
and that : only a part of what Tanlac
has done for me, y said l.. l.. Hooks Of
North Roswell, Ga. in relating his ex-
pcricnce with Tanlac. 81 suffered
from such an awful ease of stomach
trouble he continued, "that ] could
hardly eat thing and nothing tasted
right. The little ! forced down didn Z
give me any strength and at times |
would almost choke from the gas that
formed in my stomach. I was so weak
and miserable just couldn't do any
work ut all and was Just about all in.
commenced to take Tanlac because
saw the good IL was doing others,
and ! could feel all the difference in
the world right from the start II
simply made me feel like new man.
Nv troubles are now over. II built me
up wonderfully and ! am working
hard, using pick and shovel every
day, and never have any more trouble
with my stomach.
Tanlac IL sold in Price by A. ID. SUIT.
ton, in Helper by Louis Ellertson, in
IIiawalha by Carbon Emery Stores
company. in Wentworth by Kenil-
worth Mercantile company, in Spring
Canyon by the Square Deal Store, IN
Castle Gate by Wasatch Store com
pany. in Sunnysidc by wasatch Store
company, in Winter Quarters by the
Wasatch Store company and in SEQ
field by W. n. Moselcy, and in Ewcll
by Frank Dolinsky.--Advi.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

at them. Make the solution be- q
wooden barrel aud stir with wooden
paddle
Soak the selected seed Tor one and
"a half hours. Each batch uf the Eulu.
ton h good To- treat not more than four
patches at potatoes II becomes weak
and is useless aftcrWard. Green the
potatoes Tor few days before plant
INK " sets are used make them 81
good size ana plant soon after thcS
are cut This treatment viii XIII both
scuh ana rhizutuuiu.
PLANT ns much uf the field ua poe.
sihlc with the selected seed. marking
the field az time ct planting su us To-
be- able to keep track 81 the different
lots \ few rows pf bin run seed
should boz planted ns check This
should not BE- treated
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
NarIt o.
d 40 1ONIIlNtTOIls :

NOTICE 10 OUTRAGEOUS -
Sealed llu viii U' received by the
undersigned up u" o. m. Wrdurss
in,, Muh g., 1919. tor school buildings
Js follows. pur go Castle Gate uui
uur pt iiWWatnp. huth lu Carbon ,uuu-
Is, iah, AMI according o. plans and
specifications fur same prepared hN
cannon a frtFyT architects, and
which viii De- available tu bidders uu
aud after MAY ., lHlH, 40 their office
nt auH rrmpl'tuu building. salt Lake
CltN. utah. and also 40 the office uf
th. board ut education. Price. ttuh.
The hidr Wili o." publicly upvucd aud
rrud ut said time ut the office uf the
board 20 education. lids viii ht Zee
.t,iNed uu portions uf the work us tulr
lows gvu"iul contract plumbing
and heating, electrical WIRING iiid-
ding blanks 'Hn h' obtained with
the plans tud must ht used iu making
out the bids. Each bid must hu ace
,umpnnird hN u certified check for NOT
lt-- than p pvT cent ut the amount
thereof made payable Go the UNDER
signed. the amount ut said check Goo
%, forfeited Goo th, owner us liuuiiutrd
damage 10 the uttumpul ing bid l-
accepted uud tho bidder then Tails tu
enter iutr thr contract ur tu furnish
the huud required lN NW. Contract
and huud forms may hv seen go the
.tiii,D uf tho architects a uruu4it 81
fl..a u for each srf ui general ruu-
tract drawings and specifications and
81. go tor each other partial set Will nr
required. this drpuHit tu bee returned
uu return ut th, urtWiugs and specific
cations Boa guud order provided "a hld Boo
securing them Inns submitted hid Doe
proper form. Time for completion
Twin hp 900 element Boo determining the
award. The right De- reserved ln reject
IuuN aud 200 bids. BOARD bF EbU-
cation or Carbon COUNTY
/ SCHOOL DISTRICT ily carl o. Mar
yus,n, President and Ida d. Tanner
Clrrk.
First pub. May q asst May lG. 1919.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
OPENED TO ENTRY.

NERNAL Apr THE registrar
~ the land oilce here has mailed in
structions to entrymen who have fall
ed "a make the improvements requlr-
ed hy the government ON the lands
which they entered that the time has
elapsed and that the land is again
open "a entry. This throws thousands
OF acres OF some Of the best lands IN
the state open 90 entry.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
FOR A spmAINEp ANKLE.

As soon as possible after the injury
is received get a bottle OF Chamber
laln's Linlment and follow the plain
printed directions which accompany
the bottle.-Advt
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02
AUTOMOBILE TRANSFER AND
DRAN LINE.

Give us your hauling OF freight and
like work and Il will receive prompt
attention. No job is too large or too
small for us 10 handle. Freight Is
given our special attention. Walter
Christensen. Phone 95w2, Price. Utah.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

.,.; 100 many people feather their nests
with borrowed plumes. N'''
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-02

How would it de-, instead ui filming
rockies, motorists, tu couii,ratc their
ears Tor thirty days