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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29

Get your Luncheon ssts. SeATfs and
pillow cases ut Lloyd 4 Knseys. II
Hod Yoursa is in town this week
from Garden Valley.
Dave Decisrk was business vis-
itor in Boise Tuesday.
Walter Keith and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Psyetie.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN rsliey Of Sweet
were visitors in town this week.
Delicious apples for sale, soc to
$3.50 per box Jay Sanders, phone
COR T.
Willis and Steve are making up two
tons Of candy for Christmas trade.
Boa Bon.
w. z. Graham and Mr.. Conrad Of
Boise visited the Go'den Rule store
Tuesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid win
meet With Mrs. p. ". Aingas Dee. 5
., $50 p. m.
n.xs N.,,,.S Miss Mssssyst MtIr.
go - -,
re, ana a. pA ifo'nAh sPe1'
Tuesday In Boise
-. p. ,s,.., .t4 u,,, 49,
ihsn oAlsl oa
Three dozen White Lsghorn h-ns
and Two heating stoves viii De sold
Sales Static or Saturday. IT
u,.. K1l., Madden Miss Mime
Yaa, "a, Nj, p,,i,y s.nssll were
800. !, Rois. .ns Ssaas F,ia.,.
Before planning yosr dnaer as-fs
ssfs 70 paeA "us sgM P
49,.
v T. ofeis nae p<ea liinPahs soos'
TOT srAs suffering h"lh o~a'
bruised ass :" : is'Sh q ps'hx su'eA
., ihs e'ssA OF hs eAf sh'ae 'sA''ahx
NE engine
c.,. ~ liza -. h... .,...,
.old. III. klad thai give ~ our snsi.
abs repasssAoa fos REGULAR
shAIEhb APmeh o.
$40 s.a5 Ess,s.s
Tssss he nossiax IA the life Of .
big city tia, can eosnpar~ With the
inssms,s familiarity that exists In
sH.si eoun,y seat torn. You don't
kno- mach ssos, yoof nssTAeos In
tbs bag eisr. Bat In ths small county
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Mara, Reproot.

Burglar Ito nsi)--See here. RSii.
hrrr's whole drswerful NJ silver yer
overlooked t.c try an Ne hi, tuorv
considerations won't yerl - Boston
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
Stalen

From my house in Emmett new
zerith bicycle, Motto Bike model. A
liberal reward for Information ,eed-
ing TO its recovery. l.. r. Bpcssn. Nc
N;sh Store. II.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
EFT NEWS

EFT NEWS
nsw sweaters.
ociai--coffss cakes i5e
y.
Diik made bread 1t the
was = business visitor
Day.
Dples for sale, soc 10
Jay Sanders. phone
~. L. g. Park are in
for . weeks visit with
n OF Pearl WAS the
md Ars. George Church
sssssl is now At Cascade
"a by the Dion Lumber
IS seA,sr.
b. J. A. Wills and Mrs.
Aad children sefs visit
Dflernoon ~ the kimer
Slss. who has been sur
y Butte country near
, weeks is .; home for
- NJ A. koss VII leave
rnins for an all winters
IL relatives in Niehigaa.
sad Colorado.
r. Ashton Of Boise we're
! attending the Episcopal
4 frsa.y and ~ers guests
IN. George Church.
poar Bridge isneA~oa .
par fasey lAbi~ eandl-s,
ss BASKETS. snappfs and
] The H. 7. DAVIS ssofs-
y. shs drove . big ,rsck
raes and knox fer the
> during tbs pass sasa-
Moaaay sith bis ,raek.
y. brumn~ts. sAo has
mSa,hs ., Alta. Canada.
- . fee days s6o. and 10
koss Nth Mr.. and Mn.
yssssss iAdsss' Ala nj /
i1 the Cash BAGAs h.ssid.
!, DV<szb-es /. Will have
"a sad fsney .osA. ess-
I'D sc-ot. cit
has s4isn orss the
~ business 81 tbs Over
, conp.ay. tsemssiy con.
q wso-ar The office. ~
ssIl hs ., :hs OVERHEAD
.As g-naa-l l<sres today
hofns 81 spftnr Valley.
! tho slasss. Ssus has
) u ,ss ilissss al his
hs sli stay several
10 iAhs care Of she sscA
~. nas psshs af pfsiss
ass. left Saturday fos
NFs. prsa. Ill seed
bss leaves ssss rse.-dsy
ir.. cs'esasa ssd Kansas
ffsyrsIle. Kansas. for .
rsss, 10 his rnosAss -
,~iIs ms5s bread d, the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1923-11-29
SATURDAY SPECIALS
ut the Goldea Rule Store.

Comb Honey. 3 for Sc.
Dsi Monte sesAiess rsisins. S pkKs,
STE.
seAa Crackers (sh ID. beH) sSe.
Bulk Ginger saaps. lbs. t7c.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
sAgalFF,s NOTICE OF SALE

By virtue of a Special Execution issued
ont Of the Clerks aire OF the District
Court of Ph Hips Colu'y. aud the State
oi Colorado. and to ne Greeted, where &.
by / am commanded 10 make the sum
of Nine thousand Three hundrcdSeNan- :
.y-two Dollars ($9S72.)ol, anu COSTS of
suit. the ano lIt rs r""idin .GdS
ment recently obtained against ~. Y.
Hudspeth and Katherine HrdSpeth III
favor of Fred Peperkorn which said
Judgment was declared 10 be lien
upon the following described property.
to-wit:
The East half CEIs). and the South
west quarter (SWA) of Section tnlrty
(S0), Township nine (9) North of Range
cipal Meridian phillips County. Color
ado together with all and singular the
tenements. hereditaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining: subject to paramount
Therefore, according to said command,
shall expose for sale at Public Auc-
ton. subject to paramount liens OF
record. the above described property on
Saturday, the 2Tth day of October, 1923.
at ten O'clock A. NJ, at the West front
door of the County Court House IN iol-
yoke Phillips County. Colorado.
Dated at Holyoke this 3ri day ot
w. e. BEVARD.
Sheriff of Phillips County.
BEN l.. GARMAN,
Attorney.
Date OF first Publication October !. j92a.
Date of last Publication, October 20 1928
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

(160 Al Serial No. 02s199 Addl)
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado, Sep
tember &c, 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Shannon
Woodcock. of Holyoke, Colorado. who
on April 20. 1920. made Additional
Stock-raising Homestead Entry. Serial
No. 02S199. for the SWl4. Section Is,
Township North, Range As West
Sixth Principal Meridian has filed
notice of intention to make final three
year Proof. to establish claim TO the
land above described, before G.. B.
Weir, County Judge OF Phillips Coun-
ty, at Holyoke Colorado, on the 10th
day OF November. 1923.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Brophy. Patrick Loughman
Henry Eichel. David Clarkson. all OF
Holyoke. Colorado.
f. T. CONQUEST.
Register.
Pub. Sept 27. Oct. 4. lL1s.25, 1923
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11

pensation 1000
NJ r. Ladies Aid. expense Dist.
meeting of Platte Valley Assn
S, 5. Wor-ey, Treas, eNper ses and
premiums County Fair. ....... 10000
Phillips County Telephone Co..
phone and calls .....,.........,. 25,S5
f. L. Burrier. road supplies. 4.5O
VIM. Nelson, service as Deputy
Sheriff at County Fair. ......... $500
Ed w. james, salary as Sheriff,
days in Jan. 1928. ............. 5O.4O
Ed w. James. services and eNpen-
ses as County Sheriff .......... 4T.96
Ed w, James, expenses as County
Sheriff $500. .:.........;..' iz'oV
Fort Morgan Drug Co.. medicine
for prisoner ....... ..,........... f'ou
Morgan County, board and care
Holyoke Lumber Co., county sup
plies and materials for improve .o -
ments at Fair Grounds. ...... 1883. S5
Chas Hilyard. .road material ..... l6O
on motion Monthly Reports OF county
Clerk. County Sheriff. Clerk of District
Court was ordered placed on file.
On motion Board adjourned TO meet
at 800 o'clock A. NJ. Nov. b. lg2s,
(SEAI0 County Clerk
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
sHERiFF's SALE

BY virtue OF an execution issued out
OF the Clerks office OF the District Court
Of Philllrs County and State of Colo
rado. and to me directed, whereby
am commanded TO make the sum OF
Four Hundred Nineteen and ae-l0o Dol
lars. (sil9.g gs) and costs OF suit. the
amount OF certain judgment recently
obtained against J. c. Krelsler in favor
OF Il. II. Wettstein and w =. kohrell
out OF the lands. tenements. goods and
chattels OF the said j. @. Kreisler. | have
levied ON the following property to-wit :
About Five Hundred and forty bushels
OF oats and Four hundred and twenty
bushels OF barley.
Therefore according to said command.
shall expose for sale, at Public Auc-
tlon. all the right. title and interest OF
the above named ]. q. kreisler in and
TO the above described property. on SAT-
uriay the 27th day Of october 1898. at
two O'Clock r. NJ. at the Bins where
the same Is stored In Holyoke. Phillips
County. Colorado. Oats are one block
east OF Philips County Bank Barley
is one block west OF Ford Garage,
Dated AZ llolyoSe This 10th day OF
W. r. BEVARD.
Sheriff Of Phillips County.
W, u. KELSEY.
Attorney
Date Of first Publication Oct iith. 1898
Date Of last publication Oct 25th. 1898.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
Copper-Clad
is lined with
pure copper
where other
ranges
rust out

Asbestos sweats when
heated and absorbs mois-
ture from the air as it
cooIs. When a range is
fired up this moisture
leaves the asbestos and is
driven to the cold side.
There on the inner side of
the cold iron range ody
this moisture (sweat) con-
den ses, causing rust.
That is why your old
range rusted out from the
inside.
Pure sheet copper (rust
proof is placed between
the sweaty asbestos and
the range ody in Copper
Clad. That why Copper
Clad won't rust out.
Come in and let us show
you how asbestos sweats.
how the pure sheet Copper
in copper.clad will add
years to the life Of your
range.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
sHERlFF's NOTICE OF SALE

BY virtue of decree, issued out of the
Clerks office OF the District Court of
Phillips County. and State of Colorado.
and to me directed. whereby | am COM
manded to make the sum of Six Thou
sand Two Hundred Seventy-one and
3i-l00 Dollars (s627i.54, and costs OF
suit the amount Of n certain Judgment
recently otained against Sarah A. Smith
and Alphonso L. +. Smith. in favor of
Catherine Mines. which said Judgment
was declared to be lien upon the fol-
lowing described property. to-wit:
North East Quarter of Section Twen
ty-siN, in Township Seven North, Range
Forty-siN West of the 6th +. NJ, in
Phillips County Colorado: That the above
described land be sold. subject TO any
valid prior lien.
Therefore. according to said command,
l shall expose for sale. at Public Auc-
tion. the above described property. on
Saturday. the Third day OF November
1923. at Ten o'clock A. NJ. at the West
Front Door OF the Court House. in
Holyol<e. Phillips County, Colorado,
Dated at Holyoke. Colo. this 10th day
OF october 1923.
w. p. BEYARD.
Sheriff OF Phillips County.
w. ID. KELSEY.
Attorney
Date OF FIRST Publication oct. ilth, 1923.
Date OF last publication Nov. lst. 1928.
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

nafr 0f uFsI Publication, October !. ias
Date ~ last Publication. Sov ist ias
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11

n 10 lIAIIulilsiVEH- .
puhHe Trustee nf phitilfA
COUNTY Colorado
DHfs nf nfft Publication onttDer % 1928,
nafe ~ last Publication. NOy. ist ihil
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11

BY virtue Of Special Execution in
Judgment by Attachment issued out OF
the Clerks office OF the County Court
OF Phillips County and the State Of
Colorado. and to me directed. whereby
] am commanded to make the sum OF
Thirteen Hundred Six and 22-i00 Dol
lars (ti3Og 2el. and costs OF suit the
amount OF certain Judgment recent
IS obtained against J. Ellison. also
called Jeremiah Ellison In favor OF The
Farmers State Bank OF Liberty. Neb-
raska. which said Judgment was de-
clared 90 be q lien npon the following
described property. tn-wits
South Half tSH1 OF Section Seven
teen fi7l IN Township Eight "a North
of Range Forty-four ffU West of the
9Th r. NJ and tract OF land descriiisI j
as l5xi50 feet IN Block Six fsl West
Subdivision of Holyokc. Phillips Coun
IS, Colorado
Therefore. according to said command.
1 shall expose for sale al Public Aur-
ton, AL OF the right title and interest.
Of the said J. Ellison. also called Ier-
euiah Ellison. in the above deacrihe
property. on Monday the hth day Of
November 1893. at. Ten O'Clock 4 "
az the West Front Door OF the Court
House in Iolyoke. Phillips County. G.i-
Dated at HoIyoke this end day Of
W. B BEVABp.
sheriff of Phillips County
CLAUDE -. WA.Eup
Date 0f rFsi Publication October j. iass
Date 81 last Publication Soy- ist 1926
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11

Wlsrcar O. q Sheets ahoz address
4 ioQd.and. Kansas sranJor ny Alg
ana recorded March an. 1899 Iu tba o.i.57
" rho tl"rk mud Ergnrdgr uI InT.pH
vsfrd no the puhur Trustee % said
County th" tglluN ng land lu Hid t6un.
A. fa-WiI Tile Northeast quarter. OF
section FWrHty-fuur Township NIue
N8rIH uf Range IufiN weft ul tnr
SNTl T. n rh..liur county Colorado
aEa'rst said premises in trust 20 secure
~. payment a oi o4ls gfr,nc,p'l% gf,., mot mote ,oi
~ .t1snn PAYABLE 20 thu .griIr ~ THE
First National Bank ui iiaktuu. Colo
ria months after dltr with interest
thereon from date 90 the rate ~ ten
nuHiIy Hnd evidenced hy onr interest
And Whrrsaa Default has been made
hy tlio said grauiof u said 'frusi Deed
in the performance Of tho covenants ANA
,,g1aiilog ii,lrsg. l1!,,,., q@son @ ~ ~ ,tn,e tne
That uid Rraninr lihr Jailed 60 pny
nnid principal note wh'n due hnd has
The 1899 iaNrH
And Whereas The iegpi holder of the
indebtedness rpufrnrffsd hY said note
has nled with said Public Trustee notice
ana demand M writing declaring Fhid
default ami eieolinE 90 declare the whole
teroHt thrrron 10 dgte oi 80. due and.
payable Hnd dtnpndlnF the sale Of Aaid
innd under aaid Trust Deed
Sow Therefore. Public Notice iH here-
hs given TINT. purrunut 90 H1id notice.
sirciu on and demand nud undrl aud ~
NlHluH of the authority vested in me
lY raid Trust perd and tho law 4
~ H iiirgFfhNHH i'uhlir Trustee uf
ruld Phillips county wil Feil The above
dsarIibrd land Tor UlHh. ht public auc.
tlnu. go thp highest bidder at the west
front door ~ thr rnuhlN Court House.
al tfdirnilr. Colorado, in thr County uf
phnHIm hnh Snas N rgiuruuo on BAT
isas. IN 10 o'eidtk n thp forenoon Tor
the nuruoHe of rnyiut H4ld note. inter-
nHi fp date ~ sale attorney foes tHNet
etc. ana TIE etprhHrl nf iiiH .Atl hhh
viii give ~ th' purchHrUr thereof
certificate ~ purCh1Hr therefor nH proc
aldpd hy law.
natad october .. igf5 J
n ~. lfAtluiiisAN AN1s
puhiir Truates nf phitilfAl
FaunfFs FnlnfItu.
DHfs nf nfft Publication nntt1er q. 1928.
bate ~ last Publication. N0v. ist iAil
Phillips County herald., 1923-10-11
sHERiFF's NOTICE OF SALE

Pub. Sept. 81. oct. 4. 111s.25, 1928
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
washington" The Best Invest
ment in the United States
Bv BILL PRICE.
Are You "Sold" on This City's Future
Have Good Thing.


Dear Editor. Your editorials on Washington RAJ
boosters for this great city. Why don you write one
on >''Invest in Washington?' Isn't "WGShington the
best investment in the world today? l. E. ~
In stock brokers' office the tip will GO the rounds, Buy
B. O. u It's good for sharp rise. But that tip, even
from the inside half valuable OF certain re-
suits as Buy Washington. It will pay big dividends
No stock however gltedged has future except as the
United States future Railroads, ndustra utilities,
States and municipalities prosper thrive the nation
thrives The nation rves because Of it's riches the
energy and resourceuness of its bry and armies OF
cheerful workers No how gloomy agricultural in
dustra conditions may sometime appear the
American is bull his nation He knows that under
lying conditions solid and that in the long run we
going forward upward, to greater achievements
The heart of this nation right in Washington the Nation
Capital you of buying your nation you may
be just of buying the Capital of that nation The
rrevocably tied together More than 100000 900
patriotic American citizens love the fine city that houses the
workshops and machinery OF their national
Here have shade the best of conditions that prevail
in many of the large cities that important part of the
nation Our conditions stable; strikes and disturbances
know little Of Uncle Sans hand the throttle and
guarantees freedom from dangerous radcasms and poison
theories that make for agitation and unrest there
steady flow of wages because Uncle Sam is the chief
poyer of workers. your Uncle Sans pay roll here the
largest of any in the world.
This makes for steainess Of business wealth local
and enterprises confidence in investments properly made
and the comforting knowledge of future progress.
And the business angle it just part of the bird
view Of Buy This Town Back of the business phases and
of the fact that this Uncle Sans city is Washington
wonderful beauty made by nature architecture and the
foresight of noted Americans who have helped establish
their nation the chief of the earth
This beauty along with the advantages offered in
education science learning wholesome pleasures home
e brings here each year thousands of people who buy
homes lands make investments take part in the successful
T. r. is right WASHINGTON is the best investment
in the United States today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
Mr.. Clarke Lectures Catholics
And He Does Good, Not Knowing It.

MIR. John H. Clarke he resigned from
the United States Supreme Court in order get this country
into the league Of nations steny rebukes the Roman
Church OF the United States because it does join
working for the league To request that he assist raising
FUND Tor the College of st. Francis Xavier Jesuit ins
ton in New York City, Mr.. Clarke writes:
The Roman Catholic Church of the United States is
dong itself and its membership great harm
amounts to withholding it's influence promoting the
entrance OF the United States into the league nations
Mr. Clarke winds his pedagogic lecture by telling the
Christ an unreasonable injury
1t would be interesting to know Just how Mr. Clarke ets
the information that the founder of Christianity ould he
terested in the league of nations ~ ~ ALL
The average citizen would suggest that the league Of
nations numbers fighting each other invading each
territory robbing weak nations would have little gvmnatbv
from Christ. N'AP"""'
However this much is certain The Catholic Church NAV
be njng itself the learned Supreme Court
announces But it is benefing the States when it re-
trains from promoting the entrance of the United States into
the league of nations ~ AUO
And it would benefit the United States more
and effectively 1t would actively OPPOSE United states an
trance into the league ~ 0" GIL
Even Mr. Clarke has done good without KNOWING T.
His rebuke to the Roman Catholic Church couched in te ~
God Almighty talking to black beetle will verv likely nro
mote real Catholic agitation against the league nations
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
The Sugar Boycott Is Working
Movement Has Sound Basis of Old Supply and
as#s Demand Law

The gamblers, freed of fear Of the Government
through failure of the Attorney Generals INDUCTION suit
against the Sugar Exchange tries to pooh pooh the
sugar boycott by the assertion that it successful
because 1t is an interference with the good old law of supply
and demand"
The strength Of the strike is that it does inter-
tere with law Of supply and demand but that law
There fixed amount Of sugar harvested being
vested in Cuba this the demand reduced
price OF that supply is going to fall The people going
get cheaper sugar
the demand for being reduced7 Is the boycott
working?
Fortunately it is The largest chain grocery system
country with 1900 branches scattered all the land
ports that last week it sold 81 per sugar
1922 =
this reduction is general throughout country we
shall 100000 tons this year instead of 100000
tons Of 1922 and that will change into surplus the
shortage of which the Spectators make so much.
Sugar is slightly cheaper than when the boycott began If
the people hold fast, it will be cheaper still
Use less sugar,
When the proeers and the sugar refiners find that the
housewives in earnest
Then they will sell sugar cheaper to the grocer
Then he can sell sugar cheaper to you.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
WORDS FROM
THE LIPS OF
WISE MEN

~ FAD and you will know.
~ Hunger caches many
Many promises impair conf.
Self-exaltation is the fools
paradise.
Rank has it's bores as we'll as
pleasures.
Addition is the miser's sum of
happiness.
Use not today what tomorrow
may want.
The tongue of an idle person is
never idle.
None can cure their harms by
wailing them.
He whom many fear ought to
fear many.
Things used in moderation last
a long while.
He is an unhappy man whom
no one pleases.
Chance makes relations-choics
makes friends.
The greatest man remains ever
a child Of man.
To condemn what you are igno-
rant of is the height of rashness.
Things are worth only what
one makes them worth.
(Copyrisht 1929. by Newspaper
Feature Service. Inc.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
New Gsm sahgaEttO. HENRI
A TREASURE TRoVE OF HUMoR FROM HIS
NEWLY DISCOVERED NEWSPAPER WRITINGS


Incl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-05-15
Boy, 2, Gets High
Rating in Tests
~ PHILADELPHIA - University
Of Pennsylvania psychologists
Il have discovered two children

PHILADELPHIA - University
Of Pennsylvania psychologists
Il have discovered two children
whom they term superior
One is two-year-old boy,
Jack Schwabenland, who passed
psychological tests which are
considered difficult for children
twice his age; the other, Hilda
Leaf, now in a New York hos
pital convalescing after an opera
ton by DR.. Adolph Lorenz, is ten
years old.
When four years old, Hilda
was stricken with infantile pa
ralvsis and was bedridden. At
five she taught herself to read.
and since then has eagerly read
every book she could obtain. Ac-
cording to DR.. Lightner Wilmer.
head of the Penn psychological
department, despite the affliction
from which she has suffered,
Hilda has a memory span equal
to that of the average college
student, and should be able to
pass average college examina tons
II given the necessary informa-
ton.
I'm her ability to acquire, or,
eanize and use knowledge" DR..
Wilmer said, she is today far
superior to most Of the students
in our colleges"
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Once-Overs
International Feature Service, 1nc)
EVEN LOSS MAY HAVE A GAIN TO MATCH

You may have had long hard winter illness, loss and
suffering; but that should not deprive you Of all JOY
There many compensations for "shut-in.'
In all your life you have had time to read the
things you wished readbe thankful that your eyes
good and begin to explore in book knowledge getting &C
quainted with the silent story.
You have heard often of this author and that, and
wondered what they like and whether you would like
their style. Now you find out just why they in
terestng
Then there the newspapers and the magazines,
many of which find way into your household and you
have mourned many times time to look at them.
This your opportunityenjoy it, for you read and
drop off sleep and wake and read again feel that
nothing is neglected your account.
Said who has led active life but from
effects of influenza has had to lie still for many weeks Il
ashamed to how much have enjoyed the luxury Of
my breakfast in bed while read the morning paper
This woman is getting we'll, but who knows how her
mental attitude helped.