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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

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Der Sano. Selbit Die itilleu Meiien
Der 8iidofe faaeu ,nter oas Gerbot.
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gruno fir bie Anoronme miro onee-
qeben, sie 2eute miibten ben perlore-
men Sblaf nahbolen. 9es,pe9en biir-
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ten. Maes oies IdBt tief bliden, ,pie
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gen 5tpiiden 8 unb II llbr iid in
ibren geriamml,nesorteu einfinoen
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floiterlide 2ebeu elm: SSun9e Seutc,
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eintreten ipollen, miiiieu oa5u sic
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tet. Mus ben fatboliihen 8iihereien
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burg AT eillem nationolen beutiben
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einseleitet ,.no 10 seben bie unsliid-
Iiden Spfer al,9runoe. 8is por fur
sem iollen 100000 berart beieitiet
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meinlhait". Die Sniaiien bon @rei-
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@eibe fommen:. &ir boffen, a,,s ad-
t,,ng Dor Der menid)liden Nat,r, baB
oieie Nadridten nidt tpobr lin6, aber
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oers nit ibren bililoien @emein-
meinidaftsmitglieoern berfabren. SSn
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ben ,mb ibre Sitter eingeaoeen NOR
ben iein. Ser Mbt elmer 8eneoiftiner-
abtei protcltierte gegen sic llnteroriif-
flung ieines &loiters uno bob beroor,
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feits BON ser Yo1itit 9ebalten botte11.
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Hlnofunfeeiprdde gebort, ober Der
Abt fonnte ibnen beipeiien, bob beim
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05
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itein fatboliiben 9enfens nno 2eb-
rens ouf ibren BabrbeitseebaIt nno
ibren 8erebtiel,ngseruno at lonoie-
ren. llno 10 m,1B es unbebi,lgt bem
8atbolifen als >eine @eipiiiersiabe
erideinen, iid nibt einfadbin als
Demofrat ooer Gepublifaner, nibt
einfodbin als Mmerifaner ober
Deutid- -a,uerifoner, ooer gneIifb-
Amerifaner uno ber9leiben feline @in-
itcllung 5uredt5ulegen, ionoern iitb
oariiber flar slt ,ueroen, tpo 1T mein
glat als slaubieer unb benfenoer
3atbolif9 &ie fam id Dor meine,m
8etpiiien meine SteIlunenobme nno
nein Sanbelu redtfertieen? Sinb es
@riinoe Der reinen Spport,nitGt, ODER
8riinoe bloben nationalen @eiiibles,
3nneigung ooer abneie,lne ge,pifen
&lohen uno 9faiien geeeniiber, Die
MIDI leiten? llnb oereleiden ssraaem
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gtnn lit es ia nidt at berfennen;
oab biele in ,nieren 3eiben ans Dem
einen ober anoeren @runoe nid)t i'm.
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gelebrter Sdrlllns, iei es aus Man.
gel an 3eit uno 9itbe nno ssreibeit
bon Sorgen oes tdsIiden 2ebens,
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ibrer Sprade Die oes ssrieoensfiir.
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mag aus getpidtisen @riin6en nidt
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abgibt, Oh mir al oas eutbeiben unb
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fit @nglano unternomnen miro, erIt
re6t, Oh mir boraufbin arbeiten ioI.
len, unier 2ano in oen eigentli6en
3rieg binein5ifiibreu. @enn tpir alio
'nidt eine iolde abidlieBenoe @rflG.
rllng oes @eiamtepisfopats, nod tpe-
niger oes> 8apites lelbit ertparten TON.
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gin5elbiidofen lius an DIR uno CHM
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-05

9ie fatboliide Stride miibt fih
nibt in rein politiibe 9inee, aber ite
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
II Heber Notes

Mrs. Jack Wardlow was hostess
at a delightful birthday party last
Sunday honoring Mrs. M. E. zinn5
83rd birthday. The party was held
at the WardloW home, Mrs. Ward
low being Mrs. Zinns daughter
and 66 guests were present. Out G.
town guests included: Mr.. and Mrs
Alton Matthews, San Diego: Mrs.
Cora Philliso, Dallas. Texas; Mr.
and Mrs. Earnest Long, BraWley;
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Boatner, Cal
eXico. and w. H. Saddler, Mrs. Zinns
brother, West Virginia. From El
Centro were Miss Cassie Richter,
Mrs. Paul Gillet, Mrs. Charles Gil
let, Mr.. and Mrs. Max Zinn, MI
and Mrs. F.. w linn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Manley, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rosenbaunl, MIR. and Mrs. Stuart
Zlnn. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Zinn, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs M. D. Zinn, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Routt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lederman, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hackleman, Louie Kneitz, Rex Zlnn,
Beverley Zinn, Marion Zlnn, Caro-
line linn, Elinor Flick, Frankie
and Orvan Rosenbaum, Ray D. Zinn,
Patsy linn, Lee linn, John Parish,
Eva Parish, Neil Anderson, Wanda
Joy Gillet, Louise and Maybetl
Bromley. Louie McAlvany, and Lee,
Joan and Rex Routt. Heber guests
were Jackie WardloW and Mr.. ami
Mrs. j. H. Davis and children, Shar-
on Ann and Jimmy.
Mrs. Ernestine Wagner, the for
mer ErneStine BrutOn entered the
hospital in e. CentrO on Sept. q
where she underwent an appended
tony. She came home Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Conroe and daughter,
Pauline. of FL Centro spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. RAJ
Barnes.
Ray Murphy and Mrs. Minnie
Dewey spent Sunday at Somerton,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Mothers Picket
School Crossing

LOS ANGELES, Oct 16 tUP) -
Horns blew. drivers cursed. and sew
eral carloads of police alternately
argued, cajoled and threatened but
still they stood there, more than
a score of mothers with arms
linked together forming a human
chain across the street, purposely
blocking traffic.
The women refused to bulge from
the 10th and main intersection un-
til school had convened and there
was no danger to children crossing
the street. Then they descended,
en- masse, on the nth street police
station and told Capt. Joe Corn
wall that he could count on traf-
!ic being similarly blockaded every
morning until more guards were
posted at school crossings.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Pupils Must Take
Allegiance Oath

GUADALUPE, Cal, Oct. l6 CUPD
Pupils attending the Guadalupe
joint elementary school were given
their choice today Of pledging al
legiance to the American flag or
being disbarred from school.
The school board adopted a reso-
luton last night ordering any stu4
dent expelled who refused to salute
the flag c. pledge allegiance to 1t.
Identical resolutions have been
adopted by the nearby Los Alamos
and Orcutt schools.
Two children at the Los Alamos
school have withdrawn as a result
of the resolution as their religious
belief forbids them from saluting
the flag.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
eIeV
II oteS

The Soclcy Woman's ciaD mot III
Community Hell Wth Ms. Olivia
Ferguson and Mrs. MARY Cook, hos
teSsee. After the psual pot lurH
dinner the day wa spent WORKING
ca the club o1!lr Those presen-
We're. AIesdamcs Eyalyn Bceson,
RUBY Womack Marie Williams,
Marguerite Graham RosaIie Oftel.o.
Ruby Blower. Louise Robinson
Mary Cook aaG Olivia Ferguson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Oftelic, nov
living in Ventura, are the proud
parents Of a baby son born Oct. 6.
They haze named the baby I'd
Scott.
Mr.. AID Mr.. William Cook and
little daughter OF san Diego WEI"
visitors Thursday al the nome OF
MI and MIS-. james Cook.
-.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Baldwin re
turned to Seeley liter being at F.
Riley Kansas for several months
Mrs Norman Pcaesc who spent
two months al Sierra Madrc :!
/ One and looking ndcl mrroF =.
after her trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. y. kirkpatrick
left this week for two weeks
vacation in the northern part o.
the state.
Mrs Neil Cook and yourg baby
are staying at the home OF Nell
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Cool
for two weeks before going home
The Seeley Sunday School organ
ized Sunday with good attend
ance.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Douglass High
School Notes
Sara Payne, Repor:er)


The j. c. group had direction o.
the weekly assembly last Friday.
DR.. H. V. Mather of Los Angeles
who has been conducting leadership
training classes in the city was the
speaker. The upper grades OF Wash
ingtOn school and their teachers
were guests and also number OF
citizens attended the assembly.
Preliminary to the address, the
music department under the dlrec-
ton of Miss Helen Dundee, gave
a short program. Miss Dundee play
ed as a piano number, "Hulnof-
esque' By Rachmaninott,
Mary Naples of the J. c. clacs
has transferred to the Provident
Hospital Nursing school. Chicago.
She writes hopefully about her work
but doesn't like the thunder and
lightning.
Roland Naples, her brother. is
enrolled in The Alabama State
teachers college Montgomery, Ala
bama. He has made the football
team and is continuing his excel
lent work begun here at Douglass,
Payton Cook. DOUGLASS high '38,
journeyed with his team, Southern
university to Marshall, Texas where
they were victorious over Bishop
college. This is Cooks sophomore
year in Southern university.
The student body is taking quite
an interest IN the landscaping of
the campus. Additional lawn, shrubs,
and plants are adding much to the
attractiveneSs OF the school site.
Teachers of Douglass and Wash
inetOn schools enjoyed sand dune
party last Saturday evening. 1t
proved quite a novelty to the new
! teachers attending.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

A neighborhood gathering tool;
place recently at the Alex Meyer
home to view pictures taken by Miss
Helen RumSey on a trip last sum-
mer. OF special interest were pic
lures of Preston Goar at the Pen
sacola air base, and of 1t. and Mrs.
S. L. Belts and family at Aberdeen
proving ground. Md. Views OF New
York harbor, Ellis Island and the
Statue of Liberty brought back
memories to the Legionnaires pres
ent. An informal discussion was
followed by refreshments. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Rich
ards and daughter, Marianne; M.
and Mrs. Hardy Odell, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. F.. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Dyer, Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Galloway,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. GOar, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Maddox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward McGreW, Mr.. and Mrs. Lev
Mcintosh and son, Thane, Mrs. D.
c. Scott, Mrs H. A. Wells, Mrs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
WeStmorIdnd

association met Wednesday after
noon for their first meeting of the
fall Mrs Pierpont Walker, the
president for this year conducted
the business meeting. After the
business meeting. two piano duets
we're presented by Mrs. Byron Wal
ker and Mrs. Dan Mahoney. Ms
C. E. Cooke was the speaker for
the afternoon and spoke on nutri-
ton.
The Twice Told Tales book club
met Wednesday night at the home
of Mrs Aubrey Lee and heard Mrs
Ralph CongreVe give an interesting
review of Wilderness Wife, by
Catherine PinkertOn. Current events
were given by the members, aid
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Pierpont
Walker with Mrs. Ted Cox giving
the review.
Florene Jean Reimbici of San
Diego has been visiting this week
in WeStmorland with her cousin,
Dorothy McClintock.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wilsie were
in Pasadena recently to visit with
their two sons who are there re-
ceiVing medical attention for their
eyes. The boys are staying with
Mrs. Bertha Treban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Lee and two
children have moved back to their
own home on East Second. The Lees
have been living in the Senior Lees
residence while they were at Pasa-
dena.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Wife Divorces
koveIists' Son

BEVERLY HILLS, Cal, Oct IS
(UPD-Philip Abbot Herrick, son of
the late English novelist, Robert
Herrick, was divorced today by his
wife, Joan, who charged cruelty.
The pair married in March 1910
and separated Aug. - of this year.
An out of court property settlement
gave Mrs. Herrick the family home
at Beverly Hills and $l00 a month
alimony.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
Notes

Myrtle Lewis, Miss Vera HarckorSt
and A. G Mcintosh.
Friday cveninl NJ. aid Mrs. Her
bert Harris of FL Centro and the
D. c. Scott family We're guests OF
the Ward McGreWs for dessert,
the occasion being Eddie McGreW's 5
fourth birthday. The birthday cake
and opening his gifts completed q
happy day for Eddie
Earl Mcbride left This week for
Los Angeles where he has a posi-
ton with a firm he worked for
part time while attending school
last year.
Alr. and Mrs. D. c. Scott spent
several days this week in Los An
geles where Mrs. Scott enjoyed a
visit with her mother, Madame
Ethel ONeil, while MI. Scott at
tended to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Maddox and
son. Harold, were dinner guests
of Mrs. j. B. Griggs OF Holtyllle
Sunday evening.
Local residents will be Interested
in news that Mr.. and Mrs. Claud
Suttle have been transferred to
Holtville. The Suttles were active
in community affairs during their
residence here several years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Cannon spent
Sunday with Mrs. Cannons parents
IMr ard Mrs. J. F. Sears of Lake
side.
Lou Harrison, WILDER Rosenbaum,
and Philip Boone returned to San
IDiego after visiting Sunday in the
VALLEY with their parents.
Amuel Rister visited Sunday in
ISan Diego with relatives.
Miss Johnnie Waldon returned
ito the valley after week in San
DIEGO with her sister.
MI. and Mrs. Louie Perry and
Ismall daughter, Susie, of NorWalk
Iarrivcd in the valley Saturday 70
visit relatives, Mr.. Perry returning
Monday while Mrs. Perry and Susie
Twill remain until later.
Johnnie Bennett and son. Ross
Bcnnet, returned TO Long Beach.
Arriving from Fresno wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Waldon and chill
c,o,, Ado o,,J L1bort n 70 UllactC pt
| MI. and Mrs. Lee Thomson.
lloyd Waldon and Earlene Bank
Ston of San Diego were weekend
visitors in the valley.
MI and Mrs. Carl Hines of San
Diego were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earnest Shumard over Sun
| day.
Sunday visitors at the M. L
Boone home were Nh and Mrs. f
/. Perry and daughter, Susie OF
NorWalk, Mr. and Mrs, M. r. Boone
and daughter Bobette, Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Patton and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Van Der Linden
and daughter, Joyce, Of El Centro
and MI. H. L. Boone and MI Ern-
est Shumard.
Recent arrivals from Tulsa Okla
home, are Carl Waits Carl Meadows
johnnie Meadows and Freddy Mead
ONS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Betty Sue and Doris Jean Hunter
of FL Centro, and Freddie Whitcher
and Wesley Green were guests Of
Thane Mcintosh Sunday afternoon,
It was Thames seventh birthday
and the little group had a happy
time playing with his new toys, and
admiring a new riding outfit, the
gift Of his parents. Halloween dec
orations were used at the refresh
ment table which was centered with
a gorgeous merry round cake
baked by Mrs Havekorst Who by
special request, was present to cut
the cake.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Mrs. J. B. Miller, her mother, Mrs
Larson, and Mr.. Miller's mother
are back in Nestmorland after a
summer spent in San Diego Both
Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Larson have
been in very poor health but are
improved since coming back to the
valley.
E. H. Cain and Leland Cain have
purchased the two houses on the
corner of third and c. streets. They
plan on remodeling them in the
near future.
Mrs. j. c. Word, niece of Tom
Gilbert, has returned to her home
in Baytown, Texas, after a visit
here with relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. MroSs, who
are now staying in San Diego, were
Sunday visitors in WeStmorland.
They will return to the valley in
about two weeks, for the winter.
Mrs. U. E. Derkes spent last week
end visiting her mother, Mrs. j.
! Nab in Hynes.
The immigration service men N<O
have been stationed in WeStmor-
land for some time, are being trans
ferred to various places, and it Is
not known if the station will be
kept open here, or not. Only three
men will remain in WeStmorland.
They are: Joseph Keegan, E. A.
McFadden, and Sam Bennet. Lewis
Buckmaster and family have gone
to Indio, Wesley Sides, Ralph Drum
mond and C. w. Jorden will go to
Blythe, Bert Norris and Ike Bowl
ing, acting senior patrol officer,
went to Banning.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Imler enter
tanned out of town guests over the
weekend, who were here for the
hunting. They were Mr.. Imler's
sister, Mrs. Lewis Waterfall, and
husband, of Glendale; Mrs. Jesse
Waterfall of Manhattan Beach and
Robert AtWall of Los Angeles.
\ Of interest to many valley peo-
'ple, was the marriage Tuesday OF
Mary Elizabeth Strickland and
Lawrence E. Brown. Rev. Norton
of the First Methodist church per-
lformed the ceremony. Mrs. Brown
attended the Westmorland grammar
schools, and was a graduate of
BraWley high school Last year she
attended Compton junior college,
where she was member of Sigma
Delta Xi sorority. The groom is
stationed at Camp Callan. AS soon
as he completes his service there
they will make their home in Long
Beach. The brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Strickland and her sis
ter, Mrs. Chester Riley of National
City, witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierpont Walker
entertained as house guests this
week, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goodwin
and two children of Ell Monte.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Strickland were Mrs Strick-
lands mother, Mrs. Mary Dutton,
and her brother, Clyde Dutton of
Compton; her son; Ensign John
Strickland and 1t LoWith of San
lDiego.
The WeStmorland Parent-Teacher
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Arizona visiting Murphy's daughter
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Lee.
They also visited Murphy's son,
Elisha Murphy at Guma.
Mrs. Edith Sartain is visiting her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Angus, in San Diego.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Rodgers Wis
tied Mr and Mrs. Earl Mahaney
in Andrade Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow Clevenger
of Riverside are back in Heber.
Clevenger will farm in the region
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. V. Porter and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Payne and daughter, Gloria, drove
to the mountains on a hunting trip
over the weekend.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Mrs. J. B. Miller, her mother. Mrs
Larson, and Mr.. Miller's mother,
are back in Nestmorland after a
summer spent in San Diego. Both
Mrs. Miller, and Mrs. Larson have
been in very poor health but are
improved since coming back to the
valley
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16
:: ] nm
Fl otes S

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Cannon spent
SUNDAY with Mrs. Cannons parents
IMr and Mrs. J. F. Sears of Lake
Isidc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

4 Ray Murphy and Mrs. Minnie
Dewey spent Sunday at Somerton,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

Recent arrivals from Tulsa Okla
home, are Carl Waits Carl Meadows,
johnnie Meadows and Freddy Mead
ONS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

moStat control. Fuel piped in from OUTSIDE
storage tank-ends handling it! Clean, stead,
heat without any bother or work!
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

MYRTLE Lewis. Miss Vera HaNckorSt
and A. G Mcintosh.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

E. H. Cain and Leland Cain have
purchased the two houses on the
corner of third and c. streets. They
plan on remodeling them in the
near future.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-16

home; balance on easy terms. See oupertex
Oil Heaters at your Perfection Dealer 5 to-
day-enjoy real comfort for many winters
TO come.
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CRY OF ANGUISH

The last sentence was more like
a cry than a statement. Hearing
he undertoneS, understanding the
implication Hildreth shivered.
1T isn't that you're not
wanted" she said in a small
voice People want only their
own ideas of others. Like me-"
she glanced at her daughter
TREMENDOUSLY. 81 wanted you to
be softer, but I never gave you
the security which would have
made you so. And Joe wanted
you to he independent, but
never taught you 10 be. Only
Cliff wants YOU just as you are,
which Is best OF all. You've got
me to thank for running that"
The two women sat in silence
Unthinkingly, unselfconsciously
Hildreth's arm went around her
daughters waist Vanny didn't
pull away. She grinned a bit, and
turning 20 her mother blinkec
swiftly.
II wouldn't say that" she be-
gan haltingly. Just before he
left, CliH muttered something
about maybe you were right in
lots Of things, but any gal with
"A mother 80 honest would have
10 be Okay. So / guess-that's
it,"
That you're okay:" Hildreth
tried 10 wiSecraCk.
"Well-Tm your daughter,
aren't 10"
Eyes" Hildreth sighed softly,
happily, "You-yOu certainly
are!"
THE END.