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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

Darktown Minstrels: Mister In
terlocutor, can you tell me the dif-
ference between a glazier and dem
tistf" mo, Mr.. Tambo, I cannot.
viii you kindly tell us the difference
between a glazier and a DENTIST"
zone takes pains with his work and
the other gives them" GAS soon a.
the police have dubbed the enraged
audience into submission, Mr.. Getta
Gagg will render that popular bal
lad:.
"That fool no-stocking fad is here,D
Remarked Adolphus Beggs;
"But do not go without yours, DEAR
Until you shave your legs"
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache, it is a good plan to try Doan's
Kidney Pills. They are strongly rec
commended by Mt. Sterling people.
Ask your neighhor!
Mrs. S. E. Dunn, W. High St., Mt.
Sterling, says; 81 had an occasion
to use Doan's Kidney Pills for an
attack of kidney trouble and they
cured me of the attack. | am on my
feet many hours during the day and
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

October is the final month dur
ing which farmers who wish to pro-
tect their field during the winter can
SOW cover crops, according to r. T..
Stephenson, soils extension special
list from the College of Agriculture.
Many farmers have already realiz-
ed the value of such crops and seed
ed their fields with them, reports
from more than so Kentucky coun-
ties indicating that the average of
such crops will be increased from
one-third to one-fourth more than
that of last year. Rye which has
proved to be the most popular crop
for this purpose up to the present
time can be seeded later than any
of the others recommended for COW
er crops, DR.. Stephenson said.
In sowing cover crops farmers are
coping successfully with the largest
single soil management which they
have. Mr.. Stephenson said. This
problem is the conservation of plant
food and the prevention of teaching
and erosion. Regardless Of teaching
and erosion cover crops are profit
able ones in views Of their green
manure and pasture value. Many
Kentucky farmers will be compelled
to SOW cover crops this fall if they |
wish to keep Aeir farms up to a
high state Of production since their
fields are in such condition that in
a few years they be quilted and
leached beyond redemption, Mr.. Ste
phenson said.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

Judge Juthro Henderson claims
that the oldest joke is the one about
the Irishman who took shot at a
quail. He FASTENED to the spot
where he imagined the bird had fall
en- and found a large toad. The Ir-
ishman looked at the toad and said !:
'Begorra, you were a fine looking
bird before l shot the feathers off We,
but look at We nowp
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25
RANDOM OBSERVATIONS

This isn't a country publisher
talking, but the editor of farm pa
per: The metropolitan daily will
bring to ones doorstep the news of
the world seen through the specta-
cles Of the city editor, but it is the
editor who lives in the heart of the
community who is able to reflect the
sentiment Of the local group. He
alone is the true interpreter of the
events as they affect the small town
and the farming community that i'm
mediately surrounds the town.
e
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

"Tanlac made me feel younger"
'Tt put me back on the payroll" II
can eat whatever / want now" 81
no longer suffer from Indigestion"
These and many more expressions
are now heard daily as peope tell of
their experience with Tanlac. Land
& Priest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

1t may seem reasonable to you,
but some married men are foolish
enough to believe they should be al
lowed to spend part of the money
they earn.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25
Clogged Blood
Withers the Body
Workers Sick and Weak From Ex-
ertion Take Guides PeptO-
Mangan

Men and women who toll, either
physically or mentally, use up ener-
gy. When they overwork they use
up more energy, and sometimes the
blood gets in a rundown condition.
Without rest the blood cannot get
back to normal, so that it becomes
clogged with waste matter from over
exertion.
The clogged blood virtually with
ers the body. The strained looks on
pale faces, the thin, bloodless arms,
the sunken cheeks and necks, the
dead tired feeling, are the results of
stale blood depriving the system Of
hfe-giving oxygen.
Workers go to the drug store and
get GUIDES Pepto- Mangan when they
feel weak and run down. They take
it in either the liquid or the tablet
form. That makes the blood rich
and red and drives out the poisons.
Life-giving oxygen, carried by the
little red cells, renews the strength
and builds up the entire system.
Look for the name "Gude's Pepto-
Mangan" on the package. Ad.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

Tanlac has made life worth Ev-
ing for millions of people who had
almost given up hope. 1t will do the
same for you. Land & Priest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

Tanlac now has the largest sale
Of any medicine in the world. There
is reason. Land q Priest.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

When you see misery hunting for
company, then is the time to take
to the woods and lose yourself.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-10-25

The time has come for you to quit
using and stop giving your child
strong and injurious drugs. Always
call for a bottle of WALLACE'S
LIVERADE. For sale by VIM. S.
Lloyd.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

ICON Dionisia Ramos, antes Juan Ro-
"mero; y por su espalda que es ell
"Sure con Carmen Rodriguez, santes
Juan Rodriguez. Y enclava en- di-
"cho solar una casa terrera, de bal
ICON, con cuatro metros cincuenta CEN
"timetros de frente Y siete metros
"cincuenta centimetros de fondo, es-
"tando construfda de MADEIRA y techa-
ida de hero galvanizado."
POR TANTO, y habiendose orde-
nado por ell Honorable Juez de esta
cofte Sc publique la pretension por
tres veces en- I'm periodico de los de
mayor circulation de los que Sc edi-
tan en- esta ciudad para que los que
tengan algun derecho real sobre el in
mueble descrito, las personas igno-
radas quienes pueda perjudicar la
Inscription y en- general todo el que
lesee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo den
tro del ternnino de sesenta dfas, libro
Il presente en- San Juan, Puerto Rico,
&c de Agosto de 1921.
c. Marrero,
Secretario.
Por Francisco Ncgroni,
M Secretario Auxiliar.
.s...z. e z<sEal u q y. ........s
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

problemas, permaneciendo undo por
lazos de amor Y vcrdadera fraterni-
dad al gran pueblo amerGaro.
AL eucontrarnos aquf en- lag altu-
ras del Roof Garden del Palace. en-
este ambienfe de concoytlia Y de fra
ternal alnistad GU FL eual de-
4arrrolla su actiyidad el Rotary Club;
Ill yer aGuf hombres &c divcrsas ma
Icionalidates, de creencias polfticas Y
Irelisiosas distintas. discutiendo como
lermanos los problemas que afectall
{, toda Ia comunidad de la cual for
lnamos rarte, yienc a mi lnemori;l
GdEc,la novelita dc Julio Verne titu-
lada "El DR.. Ok una Ciudad Oxi-
hidrogeaada" Recordar;in los que la
hayan lefde que el DIR. Ok hahfa i'll
ventado TN gas, que al ser inhalutlo
producIa eil ell que lie inhalaba c. :ic
SEQ sse pelear. Prob6 81 DR.. OK los
efectes de .su gas en- una Ciuda'l de.
no Sc que parte del mundo. inne-
diatamente Gquellos pacfficos ci,lda-
danos empezaron a pfcpararsc para
luciaar contra una ciudad vccira. GU
yus habitantes lasta cnfonccs ianian
aido como heTmano> para los cilda-
danes oxi-hidrogenados. Dec.,!;6roAse
! 6stos Il dar Ii batalla y al efacto de-
! s,gGlron al senior Alcalde. Il mi cuic-
/, "a. para Que t0mase e' rnstilda t?cl
eiGrciio. Conyertido el Alcalde en- Ge-
neral en- Jefe. crcy0 prudcnte subir
! prilcc.o la toire DC la ig!esia. para
de3dc aili hacer Q! plan CO la batalia.
! Sabi.lo es que el' gas Sc queda et las
capas inferioreS de Ia atill6afera, a
Media que el se1or AleaIdc subia, el
c;eeto del gas iha de.upageciendo
ll1$ta que al lieGar Il III ci+pide ell
General, Sc h;bfa olvidado Ge 81 hi
siiu &c guerra, d:indpsc cuuia en-
funt ea de Due el malvado iir. Ok lie
habfa enyenenado, haciGndole yer enc
mieos- ali dCnde no habfa mas que
hombres Que eran Y deselball ser
fhernanos.
! Pcrmitame el ST. Gobernador que
, le reconiende mucho cuida,lo con el
DR.. Ok sns gases. cuyos efectos ple-
dens fdcilmente neutralizarse con un
POGO Gle calma. tacto y diplomacia.
yo os aseguro que cl pueblo que habi-
ia en- esas monta1as que desde aquf
icontehplalnos. no lleva en- su cprazon
mas que amor para el gran pueblo
Que aquf representais,
hagamos aqui tod0s la resoluci6n
de poner lin a esta. situaci6n de ano-
lala tirantez Y hagamos el esfuefzo
para hacer &c Puerto Rico ulf gran
Rotary Club. para que baio ese cielo
azul sobre esa alfombra de yerdura.
vivamosl todos como hernanos. uni
dos por cl ideal que es comdn to-
dos, al progreso In felicidad de es-
ita TERRA de mis- amores. He licho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

leal al Gobieino pdfa que el Gobierno
nos llaga depositarios tle su confiamza ;
soy de los que creo que cl fnlciona-
rio pdblico Gcberscr lmpio Y correcto
on sll vida privada. que no deben
estar Ell q servicio del Gobierno aque-
Hos que no tengan ese standard" dc
moralidad. FL senior Gobernadcr de-
he completar su prosrama impidiendo
cue tanto el seryicio federal como el
in$ular. sean contaminados con el in
greso en- ellos de hombres Gnienes
el fnlice de Ia opinion pdblica la Sc
ilalado como indignos de nevar SUI
representation.
La Obra de liinpieza no la de tomar
mucho tempo al Gobcrnador. Yo Guie-
ro adFer;irle aquf publicamente, que
tlebe tener mucho .cuidado con aqne,
Los que pretendan hacerle Greer que
Puerto Rico ticiiel IN NAL Gobieriio.
confiando en- Que el descredito del pals
habrd de traer!es algt;na ventaja
personal.
Les p'lertorrigueiics estamcs orgu-
llosos de lucAre' Gobienno. Nuestro
Gobierno habra cometido suS equiro-
caciores: pel'o 81 ieliacemos iasticia,
tenenloS que col;fesar Que In sido
siempie uh gobicfIo 'lionralo. libre de
corrupeioIies, li5rc de 10 qie en ot,'U,i
paises So conoec con q no,ubre &c
graf. En Puerto Ri"o nUnea ha Iil-
bido, nj hay aliora, ningtla n:nIbre,
nj grupo de honibrcs, nj Hartiio 20
lftico, cue sc dedilue a comcr':Ar col
los frrdos pub ices eli frande del t,i'.:
RIO. fISbra ina1dablememic. aif,ul'.l que
sotra pelucha iiltraridn como ocurre
en todas parties del mundo'; pero ct
sc;lor Goberrldor ia:ctle tcl.cr IN So
una &c rstas fiIrHcioIeS. pom" M res
polsabe t::is Ia, rejas dA ma ear
eel. Ia opinion piblica compadecor1
al dcllncuentc aplaudii;i al gober-
nante.
No deseo dscutir Rada que So re-
lacione con cl caracter personal que
ha tornado In controversial. Mi fervien-
te deseo eS que termine cuanto antcs,
para bicn dc csta TERRA y para gloria
de los listados Tnidos.
! No tengo recesidad dc hacer aqui
| fdeclaracicncs en- cuanto a nti modo dc
pcasHif. ben conecilo dc todos. Ma
da tengo que temer: Y NADIA tengo
que pcdir al scllor GObernador. Ma
die podri imputarme un m0yil mez-
qlIillo. cuantlo repito aQuf que STEM
pre- he sido algo mas que un pro
americana. soy 'decididamente "ame-
ricano'', pero como todo buen anne
ricano dispuesto defender en- todo
tempo los derechos y las libertades
de este pedazo3 de TERRA, donde tuve
In fortuna de nacer. Tengo gran fe
Ell nuestro porvenir y deseo espero q.
nuestro pueblo reSuelva todos sus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26
DEL DSCURSO PRONJJN
CIADO POR ELICDO, MAR TIN IRA
VlESO, ALCALDE De SAlNJJAN. EN-
EL. LUNCH DEL ROTARY CLUB"
Ell MARTES % DEL CORRIENTE
EN- FL HOTEL PALACE


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r'os Ell codil'o Il Id lor'na eii que q
81 "o''ei lid ,'"i I'D u'i''ie''"o i'' i''ii'i-
! {" que III ue N'''ir tn Sl "''iniliis'fa
! cioh' pero no pue'ie iiaperia' no Id nay
sesur''inelite en- euah'o Il LOS pahtos
! "''sic's l''i'o'ihe'''"ies ue esa 1'oii-
| 'ie''
fioloflhe "operhauor toaos los
1 noihpres iloiira.'os ue iuefio hlco'
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tas' 'ainefic'thos eNtrlhJeros aplaudl-
/ NOS los prihclpios luild;'hiehtales de
| Vuestra poiltica, pues todos tenemos
que cohVenir que nlnsun Goblerno
puede eMstir mucho menos eumplir
! s''8 deberes para con el pueblo 81 40
/ tieiie, como base "a lealtad, la comre-
! NJ raci6n y e E''Hyadez de sus fiji s'.io-
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26
No. I7s.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
te1 EX PARTE.

POR CUANTO, habiendo presenta-
Go el abogado Don JOSE c. MARTI-
NEz una mocion nombre de DON
RAFAEL DIAZ HOSTOS para que
Sc declare su favor ef dominic dc
Ia siguiente finca:
"SOLAR radicaGo en- la Secci6n Sur
"del barrio de Santurce de esta Gu
dad, ccmpuesto de I29 metros A6 cen
"tilnetros cuadl'ados, colinda por cl
"frente que es el Norte, con la Gale
s"Pache'; per la derecha entrande
"que cs el Oeste con Don Jose Machi-
Cote SCI pSg "a iizaaisrda E cue sss 81 Ests
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26
COAIERC GAL De PUERTO RICO
ExTRAyIO De ACCIoNEs

abitndolo sufrido crtifcado de
at6u De este Ra0 crita n0nbre de poha Eyira Santiago
Rivera ciciial ii pedc6n de dnpicado hace asf pdbl
dsspn<s ae tIanssuFde dos mess Dc q prnea pu5ea
dItz e duplicate sin fespqns1Didad para Il HaDco.
San jQan z3 de Agosto De 1921
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

~ "F
Estabecmeno sanitaras
aparatos
de utilad de todas enerme
servicio--Cuerpo psdico residene en- ell
de
atndos edcos &c Ia Sociedad
Depaameitos. espectales Senora
electcoS hdoapcos Rayo X Fulguracion
clos equitativalpente eenyenconales3
PERSONAL CIENTIFICO
DIRECTOR del S!1NATORIO:- Or. don Amalio Roldan
DIRECTOR del CONSULToRO: DR. don Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRGIAN0 GENERAL 9 Or don Rafael Eelez .5neS
ESPECIALISTA EN- ENFERMEDADES DE NAR1Z OiDOS, GAR
GANTA OJQS DR. don Agusfin T. Lauger.
R4NDIOLOGO SDf don Manuel Soto Rivera
DR. don Pedro Rivera apolte DE- Con Castor ]. Rivera
Manuel pavias Er. don Ramon Ruiz NazaTioA
CIRUIANO DENTIsTA: DR. dor Lorenzo
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernandez
Itias
dad Nurses Tuadas de cmpea aptiud pacca arsa eNpefna
CoNSULTAS
shes iuiiertos v
Cirujano Gersaa Partcuae de 10 II de la
satados
el Esecialia lnborables:
/. Rivera.
sl Consutorio: :-Dr yelcz, de 2
Baez aux;ado los Doc
Rivera Apontc Pavia.
Por ell Especalista Conuo;o, San Justo T. de A.
Por Ciujano Denta Consultoo ODon 10 Plaza de
Colon. de II a de la tarde Fs&@z Es#a 81
$500 al nendo dcho
rdido de los stos ndcados la presentation
del ltimo recibo.
PREs1DENcIA Apartado 2s1 TEsoRER1A Apartado 2o1
JUAN, PUERTO RICO .s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-08-26

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial dc San Juan, r. r.
Primer Distrito.

Estados Unidos. dc America,
El Presidente de dos E. u, SIS.
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WELLS RIVER.

The community Christmas tree will
be held at the Village Hall Friday
evening, Dec. 23rd. The children of
the Sunday School will present a
little play "A Visit to Santa Claus"
EW Smith is quite ill at his home
on Water Street. His son Percy
Smith of Montpelier visited him on
Tuesday.
Miss Adelaide Hooker of Camden,
N. j.. is spending her vacation at the
home of her father Adna Hooker.
Miss Edna Holbrook is visiting rela-
tives in Canada.
I Mrs Sidney Cameron, who was
operated upon at Brightlook Hospital,
is gaining slowly. "
. Master Truxton Taylor is spending
the Christmas recess with relatives
in Lancaster, N. H.
George Bailey has finished work in
Worcester, Mass, and will be ASSOC
ciated with his father in the cleo
trical business in town.
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Merchant OF
Gloucester, Mass. are guests OF their
parents Mr. and Mrs Dean Gochey.
Among the students home for the
holidays are Wallace Renfrew, Char
lotte Symes, Jacob Bailey, Doris Hin
man and Thomas Farwell. ~ =
Miss Isabel Field of Amherst, Mass
is at her home for the Christmas
recess. f, t.
Miss Kellogg, Mrs Edgar Stanley
and son were st. Johnsbury visitors,
Monday.
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PIKE

Mrs E Bertram Pike and daughter
Constance returned last Thursday
from a visit to New York.
Mrs Leon knight spent Wednesday
of last week in Woodsville.
Norman J Page. superintendent.
and z Blank were the special guests
at a dinner rendered bv the Senior
Domestic Science class tn the Senior
French Class at Pearson Hall on Tues
dsv Of lest week
Miss Madeline Drown and Miss
Marguerite v Blank spent last Sat-
urday in Woodsville. In the evening
thew attended the basket ball game
and dance.
r Bertram Pike returned Friday
from an extended business trip
through the south and west
B Covsn. w II Clark. T Blank
John Craig. John Hoyt. L r KNIGHT
and John Gregory attended the
regular communication Of Grafton
Lodge No ts ?. q A. n At Hsverhill
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cnn.e%HMaA ss,;S::Isssz2

when completed, will take care OF
some eight or ten cars.
James b Hadley, superintendent,
and C B Tilton, both of the Pike Mfg,
Co., LittIeton We're business visitors
last Friday.
Mrs Harriet Pike left Sunday for
Birmingham, Ala, where she will
spend the Christmas holidays.
The fire which destroyed the Coates
property on Sunday morning was
plainly visible to early risers.
Mr. John B Govan and Mrs A B
Knight Jr. spent Saturday in Woods
vile and Wells River.
On account of the severe storm
Sunday morning, Christmas services
in Pike Hall were not very largely
attended. Rev. E R Stearns of Con-
cord preached an interesting and ex-
ceedingly timely sermon and really
deserved a much larger congregation.
The choir rendered rather difficult
selection very creditably indeed.
Chester l. Fish, who has been en-
ployed for several weeks in the Office
of the Moosilauke Lumber & Bobbin
Co., has returned to Lake Tarleton.
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last Wednesday evening. The Fell
low Craft degree was conferred on
five candidates. ...s.-t
Considerable favorable comment is
heard regarding the high class of
pictures now being shown in Pike
Hall. To maintain this high standard,
however, the community must sup
port the enterprises to the utmost of
its ability. Make it point to try
and attend the show every Wednes-
day evening. The bigger the attend
ance the better the pictures will be.
Fred Percival returned Friday
from an automobile trip which ex-
tended as far south as Manchester.
While away he sold farm lighting
plant to the Wishman Store in Camp
ton. Ernest Stevens of Piermont has
also bought one of these plants from
Mr. Percival recently.
Chester Pierce spent the week end
at the home Of his grandparents in
North Haverhill.
R A Shaw, New England represen-
tative of the Pike Mfg. Co., was in
town on business Thursday of last
week. ..r
Several from here attended the
basket ball game between the boys
and girls teams of Haverhill Acad-
envy at Alumni Hall last Friday
evening. The boys won by score of
% to 23 which not only indicates
that the game was closely contested,
but also if the boys are not careful,
the girls team will be chosen to
represent the academy in it's varsity
games in the near future.
Warm garage space for winter
storage of cars has always been in
in Pike. To help out the
situation extensive repairs are being
in the basement Of the
Pike Station Store building which,
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HOMES WANTED FOR CHILDREN

The State Board of Charities, Mont
pelier, would like to find homes for the
following children. "a ftba. 81
l. A two year old Protestant boy Of
good parentage, very lovable and bright
He can help say several Mother. Goose
Rhymes and can count to ten-when he
thinks no one is looking. The lady who
has boarded him up to this time says, 81
have had to do with children all my life,
and | think without any exception he is
as good material to make man as have
ever known" s-
O. A fine healthy looking child seven
wears. She likes to go to school and is
learning fast. When she is at home she
writes letters to the lady who is boarding
her telling her how much she loves her
Some Protestant home would be made
very happy by this little girl. g.a.
/ 3>A Protestant family of four children,
each one from the chubby four year
old boy who is the baby to the
oldest, a sweet faced brown eyed girl Of
nine, would be lucky find for some fam
lily who is looking for small boy or lit
tie girl. They would have plenty Of
choice, because there is another boy six
years old who has just started school and
another attractive little girl of seven.
Each one has started bank account
from their small earnings.
4. Two little Catholic boys, ten years
old, who are twins but do not look alike.
One is very bashful, but the other espe-
cially since he has been in a boarding
home where an interest has been taken in
his training, talks easily to strangers
They have a younger brother who has
been placed in a free home, and they
would like free homes too.
5. A seven year old boy who went to
kindergarten last year and is very proud
that he was promoted to the first grade
this year. He is very polite to the matron
of the Home where he is and very affec-
tomato too. He is Protestant.
6. Some Catholic family who would
like little boy, not beautiful but full of
mischief and good spirits, would find that
kind Of boy in " Johnny" who is seven
years old.
z. A red-haired Protestant girl OF six
teen years, who is still in school and is
willing worker when she is at home.
s. A ten year old girl of Protestant
healthy and full of life. She
is being taught good manners and how to
sew and take care of her clothes in an
excellent boarding home, but she would
like free home.