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hotheaded. and impetuous rather than
staid and diplomatic. had perhaps en-.
phasized the conflicts that everywhere
existed between the church and the
lay world. These conflicts were not
only political and social. some were of
an intellectual - moral nature. mas.
much as the modern spirit and that Of
the church asserted that they were di.
yided by natural antayonism.
Leo NILS diplomacy consisted In
substituting the method Of patience
and letting time work. for that of force
and violence: in other words. the
gradual establishment OF peace wher.
ever war was rasing.
IF details are passed over. a gen.
etal view of the world compared to
what 1t was in ISIS will show that
Pope Leo obtained more by means of
his diplomacy than his predecessor
did with his rather fiery ardor.
The church of Rome under Leo
NILS pontiflcate succeeded In greatly
improving the conditions OF Catholics
In non-Catholic communities. especial.
ly in Russia, in Great Britain. in the
United States. and in other lands. too.
But the chief result obtained in Cath.
olic countries as well as the others has
been that, without imposing on them
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~ am not trying to think of It," EN-.
suppose you will aid and abct her. as
usual?"
TO the extent OF telegraphiBg her
my congratulations and high approval
of everything she has decided upon,
II that is aiding and abetting." he an
swered. seating himself at his desk
and searching for n blank.
"She will probably be married be-
fore justice OF the peace" groanel
Emma.
Nonsense. What II she is?"
mo proper ceremony: no suitable
dress: no invitations: no wedding.
cake. dare say" she murmured. as
she rocked herself to and fro.
You can send her wedding cake.
you know" hazarded Harold.
"Some women would be thankful to
be free from the bother of IL ALL" she
continued. without regard to his re-
mark: but there is right way and
wrong way OF doing everything.
And" she added, with dreary sigh.
III there is wrong way. Eleanor
always chooses II. OF course. she can
do as she sees fit. and Of course. when
she comes to New York | shall have to
do what | can for her. Harold. because
she is your niece; but II is perfectly
certain that she and are fated never
to agree on any possible subject
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
Poor Cherub!" her husband an.
swered. with genuine commiseration.
looking up from the telegram he was
composing. for he was touched by the
melancholy In her voice. And ye;
| know" he continued. that as soon
ms she comes here. there is nothing
you will not do To make her comfort
able and happy.
Il suppose shall he Just fool
enough" she answered. with mourn.
ful emphasis.
For some minutes she rocked her.
self with folded arms. while Harold
wrote and rewrote his telegram.
Harold" she said. finally.
well. dcar?''
II have been thinking what We shall
give them for wedding present. Thcy
will probably get very little silver.
and I think We had better give them
spoons and forks. u may take some
time to have them marked properly.
so the sooner I order them tho be-.
ter
Just the thing. should say" hc
replied. as he rose from the table. and
he stopped to kiss her. cSclaimlng
with proud fondncss: There Is no
equal to you. chcrnb. In the whole
world
Emma received his embrace with
pleased complaccncy. Then she look.
cd up at him and said. before reading
the telegram he had dropped In her
lap:
DO you know. Harold. I sometimes
think that II l had not married you.
you might have done something very
foolish
Tho Enu
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Has No Use for Misers.

Clement A. Griscom. the head OF
the shipping trust. is generous man
himself and consequently holds misers
in detestation. A young friend OF MIR.
Griscom's. very rich but very close.
was building huge house in the sub.
urbs. The cellar had just been dug.
when a great snowstorm care and
filled 1t. OF this the young man com.
planned bitterly. but MIR. Griscom,
hearing of his complaint. said:
What Is he kicking about? He got
the snow for nothing. didn't he7"
Another time a miserly millionaire
was dying.
"Dying7" said Mr.. Griscom. What
Ia he dying for? What can he get out
nl that?'
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any union. with any sort OF polite
system. Catholics have been led to
Withdraw from connection with forms
OF government whose fall might be
deemed equivalent to the fall Of the
church itself.
III In any field II seemed impossible
for the most skillful diplomat TO bring
about agreement II was in that OF the
relations between the Quirinal and
vatican. The time is not so far of
when the Pope likened the King OF
Italy to Attica. and 1t seemed that no
truce was possible between the two
rival powers enthroned in Rome.
Nevertheless, II Leo XIII. took no
steps which might be looked upon as
formal renunciation of its claims by
the holy see. his prudence created a
condition of things that is almost
equivalent to modus vivendi. SO Tin.
common have the occasions for con.
nict become between the Vatican and
the Quirihal. As the latter, on its side.
taxes Just as much pains to remove
everything that might revive former
nosulities. the holy see managed in
the new condition Of affairs to create
Tor Itself position of which the fes-
,ivities of the jubilee year have shown
the Importance"
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pope's POLICY ONE OF PEACE
Leo Kill. Had Marvellous Success In
Creating Good Feeling.

lnnominHti in a letter from Rome
TO the New York sun. written shortly
before the death of Pope Leo. said:
''If there were congratulations for
the unexpected longevity OF Leo MIL,
it was not merely because of the
sympathy which his personality In
spired in all. a sympathy remarkable
from every point OF view. Eor was 1t
on account of the interest in which we
could not help having for an old man
who was approaching his hundredth
year. It was also. and above all. be
cause OF the impression. as confirmed
by the events Of a quarter of a cen
tury, that Leo XIII. was especially de-
signed. thanks to his political and dip.
lomatic gifts. to maintain tolerable re-
lations between the church and the
modern world. in spite OF the opposi.
tion which broke out at every moment,
and. II II had not been wisely kept in
order would have brought about the
most violent conflicts.
The temperament OF a peacemaker
was especially necessary for the sue
cessor Of Plus IX.. whose character,
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BAsILIcA OF ST. PETERS.

He reisncd i've years and was succeed.
cd by his brother Paul I. The latter
was canonixcd. The other case Is that
Of Benedict VIII. elected In i0i. and
succeeded twelve years after by his
brother John M. who was pope for
nearly ten years.
Benedict H.. SIS. was the ars, pope
TO assume the title Vicar of 81. Pet.
err In the thirteenth century. how.
ever. this was changed TO tho prcscn,
style. Vicar Of Christ Tho usas.
OF hssin. the cross on the pope q
slipper. which stiii obtains. was In.
troduecd In u: by Adrian !. The firxt
pope TO change his name on election
vas ScrsiuK H.. stt. John has been
the name most frequently adopted.
There have been u Johns. II limo
cents. II Bcncdicts. 10 Grcgorics. II
Clements. II Lcos. 0 Piuscs and s Al.
-sandcra. Pope cictus. tho third pope.
adopted the naiuiation since used:
''Saiuicm ct Apos;oiieam B-n-diction.
cm"-hcai,h and apostolic bcncdic.
ton.
Clement ". 1905. was tho hra, pope
TO remove his residence from Rome TO
AviSnon. The exile lasted seventy
years and for seven popcs. The long.
est intcrrcsnum between the death of
one pope and the coronation Of his
successor vas three years. after tho
death of clcmcn, w. in 1870.
Pope Tclcsphorus. is:. ordained
that Lent should begin on Scp,uascsi.
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The End.
AN ODD ODD FELLOW.
Paid to Learn the Signs ard Wa,
Kicked Down s,sira.

"of all the mean RwiniicR ever oh.
served" said mn Odd Fellow. the
mranckt was one down In Texas n
couple of years ago. was living
there Mt that time. and one OF my
ncighhorA was little German saloon.
keeper. lie wanted to Join our order
the worst way. but he didn't like put.
ting up the Initiation Zee.
"ono day while the little fellow was
dealing out beer In hlH piacS sccdy.
looking Individual entered and asked
him II he was an Odd Fellow. The
saloon man said he wasn't. and then
the scctiy.iookir. chap offered to toll
him OF all the inner workings Of the
order for S..
You look like pretty good fci.
low said the visitor. and "a long as
don't attend lodge meetings very
much any more. III give you the grip
and all of tho secret passwords. so
that you can attend the next scrsion
held here
The saiooukccpcr put up the ave.
and the secdy.iookins man explained
a queer grip to- him and told him Of
ali sorts of queer motions to make
with his hands a. soon ss he entered
the lodge hail.
Well. ON our next meeting nigh; up
came tac little German. when tho
ioorkccpcr stepped him he grabbed
his hand and began going through all
rorts of antics. Tlcu he put his
thumbs to his cnrs and began wisEling
his fingers.
AT this stage In the proceedings
the doorkcCpCr threw him down stairs
When he learned how he had been
swindlcd he aworc ou, John Doe
warrant for the arrest Of the man who
taught him the signs. but that indi.
yidual never appeared In town again. -
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silver. and Euscbius. 900. prohibited
the use Of any fabric but white linen
for eorporais-thc covering OF tho
chaiicc durIn. mass. Mnrecilus. 3ot.
introduced the rites Of burial with
lights and the chanting OF psalms.
John XXii.. 1916. established the usage
OF rinsin. the -Anseius bell. Mel.
chiadcs prohibited fasting on Sunday.
Anicctus introduced th. clerical ton.
sure and Pciasins H.. the sixty NTH
pope. established the Law that nii
cicricA shall rccitc the seven canonicai
hours. or ''brcyiary. daiiy. Gregory
N. prescribed the little bell that rings
at the time of the elevation OF tho
host at tho mass. visiiius ordered
that the words OF the consccratioa OF
tho mass should bc said silently.
Gregory NJ. who died In 1878. was
the last French pope. Clement VII.
communicated icary viii. OF Eas.
land for usurplnK the title. Head OF
the Church" Alexander VI. the IA.
nous BorEia. whose reputation present
day historians are rohabiiitaiinE. was
pope when Columbus discovered
America Alexander III. abolished tits
and tournaments In Europe. Paul w.
1859. instituted the Index of Pro.
hibitcd Books rnd the tribunal of tn.
tnauisition. His successor. Plus w.
established the "Mon,cs Pictatis. or
of!lciai pa~nshopi Bonisacc v. grant.
cd the right of sanctuary to all per.
sons fiyinE for sai'ty to a church.
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Cas-, for LEGAL Minds.

In Sioux county. Nebraska, man
holds the office of school director ana
likewise trusteeship of the district
school in a South Dakota county Just
across the state line. He claims to
be entitled 10 both Offices. and cannot
he dispossesssd OF either His house
His built on the state line. and when
he goes to bed his head is in one state
and his feet in the other. so that he
is legally a resident of both. He
votes at the school elections held In
both districts and claims that he is
entitled to do so, and thus iar no law
has been found that can reach MS
case
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Spaniards. 4: French. Il: Burrun.
dians. 2: Germans. G: Sasons. 9: la
vartans. I: English. l. and Belgian. !.
Tho nationality OF the others Is not
well established.
Tho religious orders supplied about
seventy popcs to the throne. The
Bcncdictincs have given thirty: the
carthuuians two. the Carmclitcs two;
the Dominieans four. and the Angus
tinianH and franciscans many. MI
mcrous popcN were members OF royal
md noble families. but many poor men
have reached the tiara also. ST. Peter
was n fisherman. Adrian w. the only
Ensiishman who held the throne. was
the son OF woman who begged aims
Mt the door OF her parish church. ur'
ban ". was the son OF poor French
man. The parents OF Ccicstino v,
were In very humble circumstances
So were those of Benedict H.. an
Italian Dominican. and also those OF
SIcAoia. V. Tho father OF Adrian vi.
vas n ship carpenter. Of Sixtus V. a
farm iaborcf and of Plus V. a shcp'
herd.
Gregory Si.. 1915. died within few
hours of his election: Sicphanus II.
was pope for only three days: Urban
VII. for twelve: nonifar- VI. for hf.
teen: ccics,inc ". for seventeen: 81.
sinins. Thcodorus H.. Damascus H.. Plus
III. and Marcciius II. for twenty: Val.
cn,inus fot thirty and Leo NJ. for
twenty-five.
Pope Hormisaas. who was elected
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Praise. American notpi,ality.

Baron Won Echt. an Austrian who
has been travelling in this country. Is
in rapturcs over his treatment here.
II do not believe" he says. that
such hospiiabie treatment would be
accorded a stranger in any other
country in the world. have so
iourncd In many lands. but in no other
have been received with such mark
ed courtesy and opcn.hcaTtcd hospi'
tality. Ny tour Of the United States
conyinccs me that the American peo-
pie in many respects are superior to
IN, Inhabitants of all other lands"
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in THE CHAIR OF ST. PETER
Long List of Distin suished Churchnaen Who Have
Triple Tiar rA-Reien of Pope Plus TX the
Longest In History.

ma Sunday and Pope Gregory l.. tho
Great. $50. introduced the ceremony OF
putting ashes on the head on Ash
Wednesday. Linus. st. Peters sue.
cessor. prohibited women from enter.
ing a church with uncovered heads.
Pope Vitalianus. about $50. introduced
organs in churches. He is said to have
been talented musician. Pope .iem'
ent. 90. is believed to be the author Of
the canon OF the mass.
Zephyrinus. 2O5. ordained that chal.
Ices should be made only OF gold or
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in 524. was u widower when he en-.
tered holy orders. He had son
called Silverius who succeeded him AZ
Pope In 537. Silverius was martyred
and both father and son are venerated
Us saints. Victor Ill. had also been
married before ascending the throne:
and SO had Clement ~. lie had two
daughters and when his wife died he
became Carthusian monk. There
are two instances in which brothers
succeeded each other. The first is
that OF Stephen III. elected In 752.
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Pope Leo Kill. the 2G3d successor
OF st. Peter. Joachim Pecci. was born
ut carpineto In the diocese OF Anagni
on March 2. 1910: ordained priest on
Dec. 81. 1887: consecrated Tituiar
Archbishop OF Damietta on Feb. II.
1S43; transferred to the see OF Perugla
on Jan. 10. 1886: proclaimed Cardinal
on Dec. 10. 1853: elected Pope on Feb.
90. and crowned on March 8. 1878.
The history OF the popes shows that
of the long line 1876 have been Italians:
Syrinns. q; Greeks. Is: Africans. 3:
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riet stanwooi. and she was the daush'
ter OF lcadlrg citizen OF tho state
OF Maine. She met her husband while
both OF them were teachers In school
In Kentucky. They were married Mt
pittsburg and later came to Augusta,
where Mr.. Blaine became editor Of the
Kenrcbcc Journal
She leaves one son. James q. Blaine.
and two daughters. Mrs. Harriet Bealc
ard Mrs. Walter Damroseh Of New
York. who were at her bedside during
her last sickness
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an.s from Messenaer Boy.

Alfred II. Smith. the new general
manager of the New York Central rail.
way. began his career as a messenger
boy in the Cleveland Office of the Lake
Shore. at a salary OF 81 a week. He
has since then been successively
gang laborer. brakeman. conductor,
telegraph operator. train dispatcher,
division superintendent and general
superintendent. He is 80 years old
and is the youngest Of ave children.
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SIR ROBERT BALLS CAREER.
Famous Astronomer Has Always Been
Thorough irishman.


frcland'a great astronomer. Sir Rob
crt Hall. has just reached his sixty
third year. !, Is true that he has been
astronomical professor at Cambridge
for decade. but he remains n thor.
ough irishman still. His career as an
astronomer dates bacK to 1865. when.
shortly after leaving Trinity college.
Dublin. he was placed In charge OF
tn. famous private observatory cs'ab'
iiahcd at Paraonstpvn. Kings county.
ireland. When the possibility oI sig
mailing TO Mars Was under discussion
he pointed out that II iiaE of III. Elsc
OF ireland was waved from a pole TO
match there was Just the shos, Of a
chance that an astronomical Marian
nigh, perceive the ghost OF a nui,cr
on the Garth
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CHAPTER Xxx.

Harold was silent for some mo.
ments.
II am not sure. Cherub." he said.
that shall not write Eleanor let.
ter. telling her that did not under.
stand the real facts
What facts will you tell her you
did not understand"
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DIPLOMATIC GRANGE LIKED.
Charles S. Francis. Named as Am
bassador TO Italy. is Popular.

The announcement that Charles $.
Francis. formerly 'uniIcd States min
is,cr to Greece. has been recommend
cd rs ambassador to Italy Ia gScctcd
n, his hone. Troy. n. V. With much
approval. Minister Francis ID popu'
lar. being owner of the Troy Times.
and always having taken keen In
Icrcs, in his native town. Mr. Francis
alEo ID well known as an athlete. stiu
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)AS THE WORLD
REVOLVES
MRS. JAMES c. BLAINE is DEAD.
Passes Away at Homestead In Augusta
Me-, After a Lingering Illness.

Me-, Nfter Lingering IIIness.
Mrs. James G. Blaine. widow OF the
distinguished Republican statesman.
died at the Blaine homestead Mt Au'
gusta. Me. July 10. Mrs. Blaine was
76 years old. She came to the old
family residence from Washington a
short time ago. She was In an enfee-
bled condition and had been under
almost constant medical attention
since. During the last week she failed
rapidly. her condition being due to a
general breakdown OF the system.
Mrs. Blaine's maiden name was Har
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holding the intercollegiate champion.
ship for single scuils. the record OF
two miles in 15:i7a. having been
madc at saratoEa In lS,o.
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ELEANOR"

Harold folded up the letter with a
beaming expression. but tears in his
voice restrained him from speaking
for few moments; then he said. hap.
PLY:
What do you think of thatS"
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
coaacil Proceedings

The city council met IN regu-
lar session last Monday evening,
with Mayor Irvine IN the chair,
and the following councilrnen
present: Rose, Porter, Taylor,
Cameron, Henkle and Colbert.
The following bills were al
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
NEW RESIDENTS.
What Our Superior Schools Bring
to Corvallis.

To the perior educational
facilities of Corvallis she owes a
urge part of her prosperity. This
is shown by the large number OF
families that make their residence
here during the school year.
Lon and Arthur Hawley, from
the southern part of the county
have moved to Corvallis for the
school year, to allow their child
rem the benefit Of the public
schools the College.
w. w. Tom, of -Alsea, viii
occupy the Gellatly residence on
Fifth and Harrison streets, and
remain during the school year.
William Price and family,
from Bellfountain, have pur-
chased a residence near the Col
lege, aud will sand their children
TO our schools.
Eli Spencer, who sometime
since purchased the L. L. Horn
ing on Second street, has moved
his family in from Blodgett, to
participate in the excellent adj
vantages of Corvallis.
Andrew Daveney, from the
Santian country, moves his
family into Corvallis, in order
place his children in the public
school.
The late residence of Miss
Smell has been leased to Mr..
Barnett, a banker from -Athena,
and a brother of Mi1t Barnett,
from the southern part of the
county, who brings his family to
Corvallis to take. advantage of
our educational facilities. They
will occupy the house during the
college year.
Mrs. Erwin and three children,
have moved into the Oren resi-
dence Oh Eighth street. Mis-.
Erwin came to Oregon two
months ago for her health, and it
improved SO that she has decided
to remain here permanently and
give her children the advantages
of Corvallis schools. Her hus-
band and other members of the
family are expected in a short
time.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
PHuOMATH ITEMS.

The postofice at Fern was dis
continued the 18th and the peo-
pie from Beaver Creek are won-
dering where TO fad their mail.
A majority of-thete will nov SO
to Phi'ornath a distance of seven
10 ten miles.
The College opens Septesa Der
n, with a convocation in the
evening. All arc. invited to
come and enjoy the numbers on
the program.
George A. Bennett and family
and MI. Friends are spending
the pleasant days at the coast.
Otis Skipton looks quite faith
erly. If you ask him, be says,
cts boy"
George Meats and family have
returned from the hop yard,
richer by more than hundred
dollars.
Z Miss Beulah Henkle is visiting
her brother at Dayton, Wash.
September IA there arrived at
E. Van Cleave's, twin girls.
Mrs. B. B. Loomis returned
Tuesday, from a two-week's S
visit with her daughter in Port
land.
T San Jose scale is found in
almost every orchard about Philo-
math, but it was not known as
such until recently.
R. E. Pueh has recently
opened new store in Philo-
NAH, with generous stock of
Hardware, Stoves, Farm Ma
chinery, Wagons, Harness, aud
everything in that line. This
will BE- a great convenience to
purchasers III this locality.
]. E. Henkle, long and tavora-
bly, known IN this part of Ore
eon, has recently~retnrned and
! opened new store in Philomath.
With his extended experience in
business, and an, excellent stock
of goods i'll the line of General
Merchandise, there is no reason
/ WAY he should not receive gen
1serous patronage from the farm
ers in and around Philomath. 4
PEEK "A Boo,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
FOR SALE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
Light buck board. second hand, in
good condition. Enquire at this office.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
Additional Local.

Pres. Catch is expected home
ftom Newport today.
Rtlph Davidson came up from
Parker this week to accept a pesi-
tion in the Western Unionroffice in
tlis city.
The Eclectic Business College
will open a branch school in Cor
Wallis. the 18th. See its ad. in
another column Of This paper. We
are assured that this will be per.
manent and Corvallis people should
take great interest 10 it.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18

Corvallis, Oregon.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
Shropshire sheen.

Ewes and yearling rams by Barkis
l3os41 a. s. a. Eve and ram lambs by
Freshman 1Ss626 a S. a..
GnoKGE ARMsTRoNG.
Corvallis, Oregon.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
For Sale.

Twenty-Five head OF nice Poland China
pigs Doth sexes) eligible to record. In
quire OF Robert Wylie, Lewieburg, S
miles north of Corvallis.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1908.

To cover the cost OF setting and dis
tributing the type i'll such matters, a
charge OF fifty cents will be NJ ade for
each card of Thanks and five cents
per line for each set Of Resolutions of
Coincidence appearing in these columns.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-09-18

The hop season IN the vicinity Of
Corvallis is nearing an end, some Of
the yards below town having finish
ed several days ago, while others
will require the remainder Of the
week to complete picking.