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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
REKA, ROZvODNENA DLOUHO TRvA-
JIClMI DESTI, zAPLAVILA SAN
ANTONIO.
POCET MRTVYCH Sc ODHADUJE AZ
MA ESQ A SKODA MA MILLIONY
DOLLARU.
MESTO V TEMNOTE A VSECHNO SPOJENf
PRERUSENO.

San Antonio Texas, TO- zaff = Reka San Antonio w.
oupVsi re bfeha nasedkem douho rvacich desd zapa-
via Znacnou cast tohoo m6a dnes Gasne rano Voda roza
sc tax ychle re mnozi di poblize reky bydc zahynu
Atko dosud naezeno byo cyrice mrvol pocie odhadue
pocet ob6t zatopy az $50 koda doahne mond dolar
Jezo Voda az dosud Jenom nepatme cpada prace spoe
ma hedanim mrtvo Jest velm obzna Nektera nepo-
chybne bya odnesena dravm proudem tax pfesny
znam zahynuvsch nikdy asi nebude IMAM.
Bya to nejhorsi povoden hstori nesta Domy iiznf
easi byly vyrvany zakladG nakupeny sebe neke-
ch ppadech doslone vrazeny do inych budov vody
ky San Antonio Aazan potoka mensch prftokG zaplavy
rozohu prbzn6 dv6 mite dlouhou pul mile srokou cemz
zahrnut Jest obchodn sired resdencn tvrt po-
del piverAy pfehaiefch ulis akoz zaidnena "a
padn strana, kde sce Mexkand Jest pristres kde
mrtvf nebyli dosud ami spoGtani.
nekterych vekych obchodnich budovach stoi voda az
panact stop zvySi uce promeniy Teky Velky poce
be svetue tim, ze povoden phnala 6asnych
mach rannch kdy ide v6tsnou est6 spa Zarove duzno
dozna re rozzueny zve bv by vyzada vice obe
IT, nebyi hrdnsvi zachrancd voak bfzke posadky civil
std Tisice rodin nznach podel reky zachraneno muz
kte az kirk vode brodi mnohe zeny deti vyrva-
Ii proudu kdy iiz ie unasel
Pres tyto tny hrdinsvf uday vsak cene raged Ne
mluvhaa vyrvana bya divokym proudem naruce matek
odneena nych pffpadech)matky zahynuly de zachra-
n6ny
pfhnala ma m6sto bez vsek6 vystrahy Iiak
ienz il zpdsobl spad hodn paek horach podel
Omos pooku. nekerych zed' vodnf deset
stop vsoka hnala strasvou prudko v:ecno pred
bou nGa Veke domy byy smeteny ako by byy papro-
We krabice.
tragick5ch echo chvfch neoceniteln6 suzby proka-
zao vojsko Camp Travis Fort Sam Houston ez
pomahao pracich zachraych patrolovalo uice ale pf
vezlo sany eky armadn kuchyne nchz chudym lidem
dostalo potravin.
Antonio, II. zaTi dnesnfho pozdniho odpole-
dne naezeno bylo az mrvo obe hrozne sobonf povone
odhad ZGsva cd $50 do 800 NekteTi pOhfesovanych
hou vak obevti pozde Penezn koda Jest odhadovana
.O0OO O0O Velk6 budovv obchodnm stredu
bvv poSkozeny rvae ale vsechno zbozf pske-
pch pfizemnch msnosech bud byo Gplne zniteno neb
zle poskozeno.
Behem dneska voda rychle opadaa tax ze H zapocato
odkizenim rosek bahna ulc Rovnez Romano nekok
hrbG osob ez by made vsechnu pochybnost zotozneny
Cerveny Krz otevTel stance tax uboza
bez domova jest celkem dobre postarano.
Take iinych ca statu dochazejf zpravy povodnch.
Odhaduie ze rozoze 10000 cverecnch mil iiznim
Texasu pooky rozvodniy bfehu vystoupiy
Get utonulych mimo San Antonio udava tfinact.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
v DOLECH Kid.

Eizabethown, H., II. ZaT. - Kid zavladl opene
hene obast oresu Hardin prvn vroc prohasenf stavky
posednich "a hodin sb6hy nasleduc pozoruhodne
udaos Odepreni Ed Carbinea organsatora Meznarodnl
unie havTu pfeti do Ezabethownu Harsburgu vedci-
pred ysetrovacm vborem ustanovenym guvernerem Sma
Dohodnut townch TednikG odvola soukrome detek
tvy kte souz ako prfruc serfove Pfichod % stavku
vedenych Gehardtem predsedou ejich
mistn prvn uniov vid6n zde cd DOLBY kdy OBJ
cane vypudili jch $50 pred osmi dny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
MILOSTNA TRAGEDIE.

Youngstown o. H. zaff. = Jezto oba uGastnci jsou
mrtv panuji pouhe dohady byo pTcnou jenZ
skoncl zavrazdenm p Amy Druryove 28lete sebevraz
dou Hayden Canfieda 32et6ho spoumaiiele obchod6
soucastkam ACKNOWLEDGMENT Garfield byl svobbden pi Dr
ryova vdanou zenou Tragede odehrala kancear Cam
fedove, kde nkdo neby mimo n6ho p Drury-ovou Nej
spise vsak zarlivost byla piiGinou hrozneho cinu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
MADARSKE VOJSKO v BURGEN-
LANDU.

Widen zaT - Pravidene mad 'arske vojsko obsadio
op6tn6 Burgenand pruh mezi Uhrami Rakouskem.
ienz pfifGen poeze zmnene zem smouvou stgerman-
sou Situace stala nanevyse vaznou jest znamo ze
vada obava soupenci drfvesho csare Kara podnscu
Mad'ary.
rtalse vosko prbylo mnuy patek do videhskeho Move
no Mesta dosao rozkazy aby pokracovao cese do Ho
nfho Aezska
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
VRAZDA A SEBEVRAZDA MA
PARNlKU.

Plymouth, AEge II. zafi. = Vrazda sebevrazda u
daa parniku George Washington jenz pfe New
Yorku dne Jpsef Josebek cestuc tret td nahle esel
patek vrh sveho druha kaute Emilia Karla Kane
ta chemika Akron, o. usmrv iej Jiny muzd kajute
by ehce zranen vpaenou kul Oba mrvi byl pochovani
mofi. Domov Josebekhv byl New Yorku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
DVOUCENTOVE POSTOVNE DO JIZNj
AMERIkY.

Buenos Aires H. zari = Ze Spoienych Statu bude moz-
posat dopy pod 2centovou postovn znamkou do JIM
Ameriky, die zn6ni clanku chvaeneho
zasedan Vseamekeho postovnho kongresu pron-
n posovne jest 5 centG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
NADVE STOPY SNEHU v KANADE.

Winnipeg, II. zar - Slime liaky, jez zdrzey zne mia
cen skoro ceem Saskatchewanu zmenly nekoka mi
snh Zpravy Swift Current sdeu napado
stopy snahu teplomer kes 20 stupn nulou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-12
VELKA STAVKA We FRANCII.

Lille France II. zaf. VSeobecna savka textilnich
deniki mesech Lille Roubaix Turcong poctu 1000
nmz nohou pfda ez neorgansovani delnci bya mari
zena zitfek Federaci textinfch d6lnikG.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
WANTED. MORE PREACHERS.

Fewer young men are selecting tire ministry as a
profession. fact which IS alarming religious or
gsnizations and is causing inquiry into the cases.
The Eriscopalian church has just issued some
Illuminating figures the subject Admitting that
its own denomination shows the largest percentage
OF decrease in new ministerial recruits It announces
that the others also suffering in the same re-
spect.
In the middle OF the last century, there one
new minister for every 500 communicates Today
only one minister IS added for every 2251 new
members. with the result that this one denomination
now lacks 1927 ministers TO fiji needed stations.
The situation important to the members OF that
denomination IS interesting TO the people at large
as suggesting that here must be a deep why
young giving themselves to religious
work in numbers proportionate TO the interest in
work
The world az a whole has never reached 80 high
a religious awakening and religious thought.
There are more books on religious subjects being
printed and read than ever before.
There are increasing numbers Of public speeches
and addresses on religious topics and evidences on
every hand of deep spiritual thought and yearnings
for which the organized church is the
The falling off cannot be attributed but the
fact the average salary paid ministers is
low for there has never been financial appeal in
the profession for those who have adopted it. 1t
has summoned those who have felt that in this serv-
ice call imperative not to be disobeyed
and that in it's work would be found the path to
real benefit to mankind
It IS true that there must be relation be-
tween the salary the numbers in any profession
and that the organized religious bodies cannot
pect to find recruits il the wage paid is below the
cost Of diving fails provide the necessities OF
life.
Nor can it be traced any doubt of the eff
cheney Of the organized religious bodies a dis
trust OF them for the large increase in member
ship in churches gives positive denial to
slackening OF interest in church organizations
Can the answer be that the young of today
viewing life from the threshold of the college, be-
Heves that he can serve the same religious ideals
better as a layman than in the pulpit2
Is there a growing belief that all work is a service
10 God and that in other professions and in industry
man may give Of himself quite fully if he
gives his entire time life the pastoral duties
of tho ministry
The facts are there. What is announced by this
one denomination applies slightly lesser degree to
other bodies There is an increasing membership
in churches and "a decreasing number OF ministers.
II you can find the solution, you viii help greatly
the leaders Of religious bodies which seek in vain
for the answer to what they announce as grave
problem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
THE CONTROLLING EMOTION.

Why are men good or bad2 Does society depend
for its safety upon criminal and the police.
or are there other and stronger forces which give
Il stability
The experience Of Col Bullock. director OF recre-
alton in this city when he acting IN London in
trying to safeguard the soldiers during the war, is
illuminating.
The army had full set Of penalties for those who
failed 90 report when they secured leave to to
London AS a result only about 20 percent ever
took time to come and preferred to run the risk OF
being caught and punished.
For this system Col. Bullock devised plan
whereby the soldier who reported was given ex-
tension, commensurate with his promptness In obey
ing the rules Then every soldier reported
The incident interesting and might be applied
20 other walks life with profit and without much
OF the stupidity with which society spends effort
on catching criminals rather than attempting 70
prevent crime
Ut costs many thousands of dollars and the serv-
ices Of many men watch and guard life and prop
e~ty That will. perhaps always he necessary.
But it might cost much less and relieve many who
now give their time this service for constructive
work If society could devise system Of rewards
that would prove more attractive than the fear Of
punishment is powerful.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

one above the other and telling herself that It is
great life. II you don't weaken.
But leave off one OF those skirts AID appear in
only 80? Not to be thought OF in the best circles
for she would at once drop a niche in the social
register and would feel eternaHy disgraced.
OF course. these are foolish barbaric uneivilized
people who suffer physically 20 keep race Of
social prestige.
True. they do go to bed at night and never over
feed themselves on strange connections They never
dance until midnight when their heads ache because
to disappear would be to cause some comment that
might perHously menace their exact place in the
social harmony
True. they never expose their throats and chests
cold drafts in dance halls thin stockings
zero weather because do otherwise might let a
whisper start that they worth only nine hun
dred thousand a million dollars.
True. also. that they do not put themselves upon
the stills high heels that bring disorders
bind their waists with steel corsets to get down
to the prevailing slimness OF the hour
Their women are only social worshippers intel-
gent and savage, who never know what it is to go
TO santariums for long and needed rests after the
the season.
They have not become civilized yet. They have
only proceeded far enough their strength
with the 40 skirts. Some day they may find in
telgent system for measuring their place upon their
own social ladder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
THE REAL ISSUE.

Some time very early in the year. the United
States will vote upon the question of retain
ing Truman Newberry in that body as a senator
from Michigan
The presence or absence of Newberry in that body
of little import His vote VIII probably change
no result. His influence will be negligible in de-
Gliding matters-although his vote, challenged
as corrupt did once keep this nation from entering
the League of Nations
What Is important is that no precedent be set
which shall say to this country that seats in its
legislative body may be obtained by the lavish and
corrupt of money
In that direction lies the undermining OF all our
institutions. In that path lies the crumbling of
every foundation of liberty and equality
IN his address this question. from the lips of a
man who personally likes Newberry and whose
words filled with either prejudice or po-
Htical bias, for he is outawed by his own party,
Sen. Reed of Missouri sounded this significant
warning.
'Is United States senatorship become
like a string of pearls hung i'm the window
jewelry store, that be purchased for money,
whether the money is that OF a bawd vir
tuous woman? Men competent and qualified
fill office do need to buy it.
THE fnsdious march OF corruption among a
people is not to be overlooked. At first IL is
always scorned and treated with contempt, but
IL 10 be permitted and is persisted I'm people be-
accustomed it, much accustomed
TO it,
eff you why it is that China lies yon-
der like a vast jellyfish, that the shark nations
take a huge bite OF win and thus de-
strOy, 1 would answer that probably the chief
reason is that for many years bribery has been
n common thing among Chinese officials. Even
certain delegates from that land charg-
ing that some other delegates I'm the pay OF
Japan II you ask the real cause of
Russias failure i'm the Great and i'm the
japanese you probably would find the
answer in the truth OF the charges that Russian
officials pOcketed the peoples money and sent
the soldiers to the front without the guns they
should have purchased with that money. IL
you ask what l. the source of thirds
the trouble i'm Mexico you would find it
the fact that 1t has been known for many years
that obtain justice in Mexico you must pave
the way TO justice with gold"
The vote on Newberry will give the people of In.
diana means Of appraisng the moral qualities Of
their own senators
A vote for Newf5erry puts party necessities above
public principle puts the brand approval upon
sale of seats in that body, and will register quite
curately the fitness Of men. this question
of integrity goes for seats in that body
You might write to Senators New and Watson
that you aret watching them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
TIE PENALTY OF POSITION.

Brand as barbarous OF course the quaint queer
custom OF the women of the New Hebrdes who
go 90 great personal Inconvenience to naunt their
ratricfan standing in their community.
The Sew Hebridcs IS group OF islands in the
pacific the integrity Of which We about to
pledge our boys TO maintain. controlled largely by
F.snch capitalists who are trying to sell them TO
Australia
They have number of interesting things 20
awaken interest. The people. for instance, worship
gods they believe are incorporated in stones or
animals bury a shark once year with wierd rites.
and dance in the moonlight 20 the booming n huge
drums
But when il comes TO the question Of caste. they
have distinguishing mark that leaves nc doubt
10 the standing Of the different personalities.
The UIee EXHIBITS the badge. OF course. Social
STANDING is measured entirely by the number OF
skirts she wears
The retiring ordinary citizen buys Bingham
sxirt for his wife and worry His shrewder,
more thrifty ueighbor adds a couple for his help
mate and is known ty this for OF me rising men
Of the community.
But when it comes 20 the real rulers there is a
big display and some OF the chiefs force their wives
10 wear as many 40 skirts-for these wives are
compelled by social usage and tradition TO wear all
the garments they own at th9same time
You can imagine the scenS as the wifs OF some
STAND piutocrat walks out in the evening. dropping
and protesting against the burdens r her 40 gowns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
dust EOlRS @g G9 zSssz

Some brought with them smiles that
should light up the way
For the weary and sad and dis
tressed,
Some came here with courage TO
serve day by day,
Some came here with love for the
best.
Some came to the world bringing
laughter and mirth,
Some brought with them patience
and skill,
No one empty-handed came down to
the earth
And I'm sure that mono ever will.
Some brought with them kindness
and courage and cheer,
Some came with good deeds to be
wrought;
No babe ever came from the Infinite
here
But something of splendor he
brought.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
THE WILD IRISHNLAN.

TO FRANK J. MURPHY.
THE GENIAL BALIFF OF THE
CITY COURT.
WHEN SERVING a WRIT OF
RESTITUTION,
PLAYS THE ROLE OF A BIG
GAME SPORT.
BUT ACTS VERY DIFFERENT
on AN EXECUTION.
WHILE REPORTING ITEMS FOR
THE NEWS TIMES"
THE BALIFIF WAS MY SPECIAL
FRIEND.
I OFTEN READ HIS IA1PROMPTU
RHYMES
ABOUT THE RARE AMI
RACY" IN SOUTH BEND.
BUT CAST ASIDE HIS JONIAL
MEN.
WHEN DUTY COMPELS HIN
TO ACT RASH,
HE WILL ALWAYS CONF
"CLEA NJ
WITH CHATTELS, OR TIFF
CASH.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
VERSE O. CHEER
By Edgar L. Jones
DREANuAND.

DREANTLAND.
There's a wonderful land not fer
away
Where candy grows on trees.
Where little children can romp and
play
And do just as they please.
There's wonderful dOllies that have
real hair
And walk and talk and sing
And fairies TO swing you way up in
the air
In a great big taffy swing.
No one but children are ever al
lowed
To see this wonderful land.
You float up high on a fuzzy cloud;
They say It is simply grand.
You can float and fly and you
needn't stop
Till the happy night is through
For the big round moon is a candy
And he will allow you to.
The only way that a child can go
To this land up fl the skies
Is to wait till the day is done you
know
Then close your little eyes
Then the sandman comes and gives
the word
Quick-close your eyes sweetheart
I am almost sure that was him !
heard
And the cloud Is ready to start.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
WHAT WE BROUGHT.

We brought nothing to the world,
they declare.
But 1 hold that that statements
untrue.
We brought nothing with us to spend
or to wear
And hunger was all that we knew.
But somehow or other It oft seems
to me
That all Of us brought. when we
came,
The men and the women that some
day we'd be
And the seeds OF our worth and
our fame.
We brought what God gave us-two
hands and two eyes
And a mind that could learn right
and wrong,
The power to be kindly and gentle
and wise;
Some brought here the glad gift
OF song.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

IIOIcUO NCNNs-Bcc.l
Typewriting is being taught TO music In
Richmond Hill high school New York city twists
keep time with photograph music-"Bird Waltz
Dolls Wedding March" etc.
The teacher says this gives the students speed
and rhythm IN other words, harmony
Harmony IS the secret Of all successful work
Waves of pulsating through the uni
verse. Get in harmony with those waves the great
creative force. and avoid failure
Great success is Impossible if you are not in
harmony tune with your job
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
OONERs


How many babies are born in United States?
About 2.515,O00 year. according TO latest census
returns. That's PSI every hour of day and night.
Life IS endless procession, going out the
door as a newcomer enters. Load Is passed on.
generation 20 next.
World is full Of big problems We try TO solve
them overnight. Few OF these problems will be
solved in lifetime The solvers will be these new
babies-or their babies, maybe babies OF many
generations hence.
That is always the way. each generation haste
ing its death by worrying over problems whose
solution requires the evolution Of centuries
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
ThQTowerg(BabQl.
eSy Bill Armstrong

Elmer Doddridge, who claims
to have been demonstrating the
weather successfully for several
years. says has shot several coons
this fall and on every one Of them
the fur was considerably heavier
on the north side. which indicates
70 him that we shall have con-
tinued cold from Jan. 18th on.
with prevailing winds from the
Pearv Polar regions. II. r. B.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
More Truth
0Tharl pOotru
Elu JaRpS q MONtAp1fO n
~ James c


CRUEL AND UNUSUAL
We are glad (for more reasons than
one)
That the scene Of our pleasure
and toll,
And the cot where our living is
done
Are not on Bavarian soil.
But chiefly we're glad, when at din
ner we sit,
For here no misgivings assail us
Lest some error OF diet We CHANGED
to commit
Might cause q policeman TO pail as
Bavarians eat in the sight
OF an officer sent by the state
Who note each consecutive bite
And the load on each several
plate
Whenever a diner clandesunely
spears
An Illegal helping Of mutton.
He goes to the hoOse- gown a couple
Of years
Condemned as profigate glutton.
Along at this time OF the year
When the syrup is from Vermone.
When sausage and buckwheat are
here
We are prone to eat all that we
want.
And a bury policeman, just back OF
our chair.
While we took this delectable
diet
Observing each item that made up
our fare
Would caus US no end Of disquiet.
Bavarians, so we've been told
BY one who their home-life has
viewed
Are fashioned by nature to hold
] Extensive allotments OF food
Among them has gluttony. many a
year
Been held as a grea- institution
And thus 10 abate II, We very much
fear.
VIII move them to rel revolution.
% o.
ALAS.
II would be only fitting 10 break =
! bottle of champagne over the bows
I of every ship that we scrap. but II
/ viii cost too much 10 tow them out
beyond the three-mile limit.
ONE EXCEPTION
Nothing is eternal. except per-
haps the news paper heading. ITO
\ End Theater Ticket Specializing"
FINANCIAL GENIUS
/ Herr SHINES Is coming over here
10 borrow money, probably TO pay
the German indemnity with.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
OtherE ditorsT Than Ours
ADAPTTON.
(OlcNcla nj Press. }

Ever woman with her toes Bessie can.
She's Pupil at the Massachusetts hospital school
In a class that trains how y overcome physical
disabilities.
OF the OF her hands. finds the power OF her
fingers transferred her Like blindness which
usually intenshes the hearing and other senses
All hanGcaps be overcome
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
ARENA

The Yankees will build. in New York the worlds
greatest baseball stadium II will have three decks
seating $4,000.
Fans VIII have much sport in this stadium
the ancient Romans had in their arenas CON
baseball with gadiators killing each other and
Christians thrown to the lions Nero's day.
Man has changed very fundamentally in the las,
1000 years The old saying Human nature never
changes" isn't true.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27
ZERO IN STYLES.
Short skirts with goolashes.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

The average man always says he
likes sensible things that he can
wear for Christmas presents, then
sits around and waits for Christmas
10 come, of course it wouldn't come
any quicker II ne got up and gal
loped. and usually he gets all Of the
same thing. For instance. we know
one guy this year that got five silk
shirts. eight pairs OF silk socks and
four neckties this Christmas. He
was so tickled over the sensible
things that he could wear as Christ
mas presents that he came down
town on Christmas night wearing
five silk shirts on top OF one an
other. eight pairs OF stockings, and
he had so many neckties around his
neck that he looked like the south
end OF a ribbon counter.
This is what is known as intern
perance in the Christmas present
end Of the game, and should be
carefully guarded against as It is
very hard 10 overcome when you
| have once acquired the habit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

Thank heavens, IT'S a whole year
before Wen have TO fool around
counting a flock OF dough again.
Come 20 think about IL. that Rookie
Teller must lead q heck OF life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

The man that Is getting ahead is
placing his money with the Building
& Loan Association, PA S. Main 81.
He receives Sc compounded quar-
erly for his money. 34O-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-27

japan says she will be out OF debt by 19l3. Japan
IS more optimistic than father.