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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
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We may read from the book OF He.
brows how that the figure of the law
never made the chosen people per
feet rather did Il continually remind
them OF their sins. whereby they
made sacrifice year after year Tor
the same sin. But Christ Jesus, man.
testing the eternal spirit OF the law,
purged their conscience once for an,
and once purged, they had no more
consciousness OF those sin Q either ia
mind or In body. The apostle Paul
has portrayed this as the true heal.
ing. Instead OF continually doctor.
ing effects, Christ Jesus dealt with
tse mental causes, aud when ne pur.
ged the conscience OF sin 81 also freed
the body Of disease indicating a pos.
tive relation between sickness and
sin, For whether it Is easler 70 say,
Arise, and walk Thus It Is that
Christian Science henls both physie.
ally aud morally.
When Jesus healed the lunatlg
child he did not rcbuke the angels o.
God ia tue belief that God Inflicted
the disease, but she rebuked the dev.
u aud he departed out Of him: and
the child was cured from that very
hour Even a poor crippled won.
an be referred 20 as "a daughter oI
Abraham, whom Satan hath bound.
10, these eighteen years." and he
healed her by drst casting out ths
sinful cause.
The mission Of Christ Jesus was a
destroy the works Of the devil liz
regarded both sin aud sickness az
belonging 90 that class, which be-
proceeded 70 destroy with Truth
ana Love His sense Of devil. how
ever, was not a something with
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
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aud seeks to exploit itself as some
great thing, but II "the light that is
I'm thee be darkness, how great Is
that darkness, This blind belief in
animal viii would commit murder
and do all manner OF eyl TO satisfy
it's own desires It's chief character
istics are lust and selfshness. A an
educated system, it's more hidden
use IS explaited in hypnotism and
mesmerism. which are specifically
defined as animal magnetism Think
You that hisfablemonger OF mythies
IS the panacea for the worlds Ills?
Jesus Christ completely eschewed
any use of the carnal viii. well
knowing that it possesses none oil the
joy and strength Of divine Love
which regenerates both mind and
body. Indeed he understood the
powerlessness Of human win, for he
said, Il can OF mine self do nothing.
because ! seek not mine own
win, but the win OF the Father
which hath sent me. fl bear wit
ness OF myself, my witness Is not
true.
Paul declared that the nurighteOus
mammon changed the truth Of God
into a lie, and worshipped and serv
ed the creature more than the Great.
or" Therefore the basis OF all evil,
animaiity and disease is a lie; with.
out mind, intelligence or power.
Therefore any use Of this animal will
or therapeutic suggestion Is a IL
about God or truth. This carnaI
mind being a lie, no one can ever ex.
plain a lie as something: for "who
can understand his errors, asked
the palmist2 Truth on other
hand can always be understood, and
the understanding Of Truth casts
out error as dew before the sun. W,
are learning in Christian Science K
recover our divine inheritance OF do
minion over all sickness and sin and
in consequence we are learning L
experience more OF the Joy OF tina.
blessed freedom from error by TIN
understanding Of Truth.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
"a Post Cards Frss.

Here Is an opportunity Tor anyone
10 obtain a handsomely eolored
souvenir post cards Tor nothing aud
get hi> choice ui three different
kinds, uamely: "a Comic Cards. "a
Flower Cards and o see 81 - rsrds
Untitled "LaHguage Of The
Flowers. In each one Of these
sets there afe a listly eolofed
souvenir Pos, Cards AN You have
geo do TO obtain them Is 70 send sse
ipf years subscription 20 The
KANSAS ct,y Weekly Journal aud
,eli them which Sci, son waot 10.
on ,ce receipt Of yam subscription
iof The Kansas C,ty Weekly Joum.
al-ihe greatest newspaper OF the
southwestern win De sent obso.
lutely flee the "a Post Cards which
You select. BE sure 10 specify
whether you want She "a COMIC
Cards the "a Flower Cards or the
a. Language Of the Flower
cards.
We know that you win be highly
pleased with these post ca,ds Tie
Comic Cards arc very funny, tbe
Flower Cards consistoI ,he principal
flowers are all in beautiful c%olo,s;
the Language Of ,he Flowersn
cards are all in beautiful eolors aud
have notices which give you the
sentiment Of HE lowers.
Remember for the small sum OF
IS cents you receive The Kansas
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

those childHke qualities must have
been upermost Ia her thought ia
discover so accurately this esprit
OF truth or divine Comforter In.
deed she ls q true friend 90 al lovers
OF Truth She has presented SIS
meaning of Iibrr.
alton aud liberty, aud thereby
won boundless gratitude OF
humanity.
How clear iti s that % book iudi
Gates che quality or character OF the
authors mind We can know the
mind u Shakespeare toGuy by read
ing his books We can discern the
kind of man, whether he was good
or evr, by his writings. Iu like man..
ner the purity oi Mrs. Eddy r
thought IS clearly prOtrayed hy
her writings. Tor che Is a faithful
disciple OF her own teachiugs TO
understand the works Is 20 under
stand the author. aud itfollows that
to understand the author Is Go un-
derstnud the works. This s. why
Jesus said. mo man can doa miracle
In my name aud hghuy speak e,ll 81
me-" aud Il follows just az truly
that nj oue can lightly speak evil of
the author 90 Science aud Health and
understand ifs tcachiugs Paul had
20 change bis thought concerning
the early Christians and their teach-
inEs. 0ud his understanding was
coiucIdent with bis life afterwards
II should Doe @ rcasouublethlng iu n
Christian laud Tor the teachings cot
our Master md Wayshoupr 90 De
fulfilled, Christian Science has penc.
trated the mystery 90 his words and
works and in ul that we do. Wc are
asked TO observe Mrs Eddy cnloiu-
inert, Follow your Leader only so
far as she follows christ
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hoofs and horns, but the carnal mind
which is enmity against God. The
sick man, however, by reason of his
sickness may not be half so sinful ms
the wei man, as you win perceive
by the following words; ''those
eighteen upon whom the tower OF
SLOAN fell, and slew them, think We
that they were sinners above all
men that dwelt in Jerusalem? I tell
you. Nay; but except YOU repent sc
shall all likewise perish" Aud from
what should we repent, If nOt the
carnal mind with its train Of mater
ialism, that we may "hold fast that
which is good?"
SO good a man as Job regarded
his sickness as the budetlngs Of Sa-
tan and not OF God; and he sought
his release through a better under
standing. not OF his disease, but OF
the power OF God,-the Truth that
makes free. He was exhorted to
"aequaint now thYseli with him aud
be at peace" Finally he cried out,
Il have heard OF thee by the hearing
Of the ear; but now mine eye seeth
thee. and he was healed RESTORED
to life and health.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
THE rExr.pooK

This wonderful treatise ON Chris
uan Science presents so accurate an
exposition Of its Science that thou
sands Of people have been cured OF
al forms Of chronic and acute dis
eases, by the simple reading OF that
book, fulfilling the Scripture. "Ye
shall know the truth, and the truth
shall make You free. Mrs. Eddy
rellgiously excluded any mere opin-
ion On the subject. combining herself
strictly to declaring the facts a.
they exist. ltcannot for that reason
be the human opinion OF a woman,
for no one can either make or change
the law. The facts ofthe divine law
have been presented So such pre-.
clslOn and grace that All l1v read.
aud understand, and be ir,c In.
deed the last chapter in this book
science and Health" known as the
chapter on .Fruitage, contains a
hundred pages Of testimonials Ia evi.
dence and proof Of the fact that It's
study has healed ali manner OF sin,
sickness. disease and iundelity.
surely by such works OF redemption,
Mrs. Eddy has become thc greatest
b~eneiactOr TO the suffering humanity
since the time OF the primitive Chris
tians.
There are some. however. who
have found d dlt8cult 10 grasp the
authors meaning lu their study d.
the Christian Science textbook. In,
deed there are some Intelligent people
who have confessed 20 this difficulty
on the other hand, the smallest
school boy has been known to gall
a sufficient understanding % 90
teachings To heal himself ana others
The seeming ~obscurity 20 the ripe.
intellect q oecasioned by "a wrong
method OF approach. He APP
~proaches IA e study 90 Christian
Science from as material "a view
point as he would the study o
Psychology. But as one has L,
think mathematicalIy 90 Learn
mathematics, So one must thiDl
spiritually to understand Christian
healing.
The Master said. Except yc b.
converted aud become rs little child
rem, We shah not enter into the King
dom u heaven We discover there
fore certain ueedful qualities ia IN.
child, ns drst footsteps 90 asa under
standing OF Christian healing Tiles.
are humility, spititunl rpceptiyity
aud teachableness-lhree qualities 81
native 90 the child that. nlost the.
must be reguined TO reach the yorI
Ties Of Spirit.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

We see from the papers On 6
Kansas is going to make an elio g
10 stop Sunday base bah play iu6
claiming that 10 is an avocntian
by which men gain a livelihc q
and therefore it is unlawful We
take on our hat 20 them and say
good luck, proceed. But why
stop with base bally Why NOT
proceed against rail roads and
other corporations that perform
labor on Sunday in order to gain
a liyelihoods One is as Illegal
as the other.
The Children's Day exercises
at the Christian church last Sun.
day evening and was very beau
tifully and impressively render
ed. The house was packed TO
overaowing. The children an
did excellent work, little Miss
Pauline Crabtree being the star
of the evening. A liberal cor
tribution was taken for foreign
missions after which the familiar
hymn God be with you tin we
meet again was sung, and the
benediction pronounced by Prof.
Maxey.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

Geo McCruy returned from
Kansas CITY. where he had been
for several day ertreatmen
for stomach trouble. 10 Us feel.
ing somewhut improved in health
and we hope for his completa
recovery.
Chas Falor shipped a bne load
of cattle TO the Kansas City mar.
Iket last Monday.
Quite a number from this city
expect To- attend the q. 10 Con.
veuuon in Butler next week.
II does not appear to have oc-
surred to President Taft, who Is
looking around vainly for a suit
able Ambassadors To- China to
ask Gov. Hadley to suggest some
one from Sprague
Mrs. Cleve Henley arrived
home last week from Sedalia.
She reports her father very
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ McCray
were called to the bedside o.
Mrs. McCrays brother John
Smith who is very low uf hear.
trouble at his home near Carbon
Center.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

N. II, Conyers and son went %
Kansas City The fore part of the
week TO purchase their stock OF
goods for their new store just
completed. The firm name win
be Conyers \ Conyers.
There will be an ice cream
and cake festival at the Christ.
ian church next Saturday night
given by the Ladies Aid Society.
Everybody invited 90 attend and
bring somebody with them.
b, f. Potter has caught the
improvement fever. He is going
to put a new roof on his resi-
dence in the west side of town.
The city best Nimrods clean.
ed mp their shot guns, pump guns
and all other kinds of guns and
sailed forth to the timber last
Tuesday to make a raid on the
innocent squirrel. For some
time past now they have pro
tected aud cared for by the game
warden but on the first day OF
June he withdraws his protection
and allows the merciless hunter
TO have full swing,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

Before Mrs. Eddy discovered Chris
trian Science, she had been searching
for years along this line Of mental
~causation. She had been studying
homeopathy and learned the mental
nature OF disease, and that the high
err attenuations OF medicine which
contained the least Of the drug aud
the most mind were the most pow
ertul. She continued her invesuga-
lions beyond homeopathy 20 "a mem
tai standpoint, with the question
ever before her, whether matter or
Mind heals the sick.
In her subsequent Investigations
OF mental influences she learned that
the carnal will-or magnetic healing
was absolutely opposed TO her own
ideals Of mental healing as ~practiced
by the inspired Christians, and she
turned from Il. she possessed a
spiritual insight that Others failed 70
appreciate. Surely God was even
then guldiog her up 30 the right
understanding Uf primitive Christian
healing Indeed she submitted 60
All manner Of stress aud trial, but
wlthal proving "a special htness 10
receive the revelation OF Truth, 10y
cllnging 80 naturally to her ideal OF
right aud i%orsaking { h e counter.
ht.
IL was at this period of her exper-
fence that the great spiritual light
dawned upon her consciousness, and
found her waiting and prepared 10
relieve the message The cireum-
stance which brought this spiritual
awakening thereby established
her conclusions was her remarkable
recovery, iR the year 1866, from an
injury caused by an accident. She
was seeking TO consol her suffering
sense by reading passages from the
Scripture, when she caught the
depth Of It's spiritual import aud
was Instantly healed. This was the
windlcution Of her long search, for Il
was the Spirit that quiekened aud
she knew Il.
Now that Mrs. Eddy had found
the Comforter, which Is the spirit
Of truth, and which heals the sick,
resumed her search OF the Scriptures
iOA "a sDientihc explanation of a.,
that she might impart IL 20 others,
She soon learned the healing oper-
ates according 10 d divine law. and
she began 20 write out her OBSERVE
tons. These writings formed the
basis Of her more complete work
known az Science and Health with
Key 70 the Scriptures, which was
first published ~ 1875.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

Shortly after Mrs. Adam
Seelinger received word that her
sister Mrs Lucy Lane was dying
Tuesday Mr.. Seelinger received
word that his mother was dying
at the home OF her son jacob,
near Rockville. Mr.. Seelinger
left at once for his mothers bed
side.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
ChrIstIan SoIence Lecture C0nt:


tai rs in casting out The belief 10
mental sin.
Now when a dentist administers
anesthetics to suspend or divert the
thought during the process oi an op-
Grafton, he s. proceeding on the as
sumption that It a man cannot think
he cannot be hurt: for during the
time when the patients thought IS
suspended or diverted, his flesh aud
bones can of themselves experience
no pain, sensation. life or intelli-
gence. Consequently, pain Is all in
the thinking. 1t Is in the mortal
mind and not the physical form. 1t
follows therefore that even surgery
may prove indirectly the mental
nature OF disease.
HUMAN MIND NOT REPRESENTATIVE.
The observation chat disease Is
mental has aroused the freQeunt re-
marx "ANell, If pain IS all IN the
thinking, just think you are well and
you viii be So" Now the same ig-
uorant belief that causes disease can
never cure #: for, If thinking YOU are
well is all that necessary, and st
could be so arranged a t twelve
O'Clock tonight TO have everybody
think they are well, then All the
pain ana suffering OF the world might
be wiped out IN a single night. But
the most masteriuI logic ot material
philosophy can never convince "a
suffering man that his pain IS not
real, for the same mind that produc-
es disease can never destroy it. Only
the spiritual Mind rs taught by
Christ Jesus al uncover sin and dis.
ease and destroy Sc, and that Mind
that was in Jesus Christ has stood
forth in bold relief throughout the
Christian era as the panacea Tor IN,
worlds ills. Therefore "let this mind
be in you which was also iu Christ
Jesus"
Christian Scientists 90 not 20 Il
the sick bed with the heartless asser
ton, Nothing ails you Jesus has
compassion for those who YER
bound. lie never healed a man D,
Ignoring his difficulties, but by re.
eognizing in that bondage "a problem
which needed 70 be solved in obed
ienco 20 divine law aud not from
ignorant belief. for the spiritual uu
Outstanding Of this law exposes %.
nothingness Of evn and dissolyes 81
like dew before the SUM-.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

J. D, Long shipped four car
loads of fine walnut logs from
this place to Kansas City last
week. They were cut on the
Coleman ranch southwest of
town.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
N. E. cHuRcH, QUE

Bible school every sunday at 10 q.
IN. ID. N. Crissman supt.
Preaching service third Sunday OF
each month 1900 n. tn. and T;S0p. m.
j. X. Speers
Pastor
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County Ofheers

GOuiitY OltiCefA
Representative. J. ~ Gfitith
Circuit Judge g.. A, nrutuu
Probate Judge. ]. a. %~ilvrrs
County Clerk, e.. q Weeks
Circuit Clerk, u. n. Embnp.
Recorder. I, ~. Smith.
Sheriff. W. J Bullock,
Prosecuting Atty. vs.. g. Dawson
Treasurer 81. J.. Coleman.
school Com'r, A. T., Ives,
Road s. Bridge Com A.. D. Boron.
Administrator John Hayes
Coroner Dr. g. a. Luck.
Presiding Judge, =, r. Harper; az
a sOciates, A. D. Hyde. T. s. Paddock
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03

IL Is well 10 know that suppos.
"a cause Of disease obtains ID the
mortal mind and that the under.
standing Of the divine Mind viii
cure Il; but human nature always
finds somebody who wants 10 climb
up by some other way. Such peo-
pie hold that the spiritual Mind Is
ht only for weak women aud child
rem, but for fhe man with a belief IN
personal magnetism the exercise Ol
OF human win seems more manly.
This unehrlstian belief in human win
has been seized upon as a ready
methOdfoF competing with Christian
Science IN casting out disease by a
mental process. Various n "A m e s
have been used designate these
efforts such as therapeutic suggest
ion, psyco-therapeutics or Christian
psychology. They are admitted TO
be the operation OF the human viii
or carnal mind and may be operated
by a wicked man, an inndel or pag
an and therefore must be the polar
opposites OF the Mind of Christ. for
"the carnal lnlnd Is enmity against
God.
Human win Is animal propensity
which tries 20 dominate everything
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
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Several good solicitors in the
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Frisco Time Card
TRAINS DEPART,
No. Isl, Passenger. ......... u.80 a. m.
No. $50, Mixed ...........,. 400 p. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. lS3. Mixed .....-. 1910 a. nj
No. ISL. Passenger. ,....8.3O p. m
No. ls2 Leaving &C H. 80 a. m.
makes connection al Linton for
points north and south Best train
for r. scooti Plttsburg Joplin and
Oklahoma.
No. $50 Leaving at 800 p. M. con-
nectsat Pleasanton with KnnsasCity
train and a new train for IL. scott
Arrives "a Kansas City 0.85 p. M.
Arrives az Ft. Scott $50 .. M.
GEo. q, CoNoYnR Agt
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Church Directory
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Bible school every Lords Day 10,
a. M. HI. o. Maxey Supt.
Preaching Service every second
and fourth Lords Day ineach month
lf:00 q IN. and 7.S0 p. N. Also sat
urday before at $50 p. m.
i. TT. hoepsel
Pastor.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-06-03
coNcLusioN.

CONCLUSIONS
Whatever else may bee said about
her this fact should protrny the
true character OF the D%lscoyerer and
Founder Of Christian Science; for
Evening journal., 1909-10-21
HIS HEAD CUT Off
BY TERRORISTS
Taking Vengeance on Those
Suspected OF BetraYing
Secrets

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
KIEFF, Oct. 2i.-Another victim OF ter
rorist vengeance. with his head severed
from the body. and stripped Of the scalp
was found In a blood spiashed room in
"a lodging house here to-day. The mutila-
ton OF the body, and tho marks about the
room are similar TO the details of the
killing of NJ. Feodoreff. the revoluuonist
suspected by his comrades Of being an
agent provocature' Of the Gear who was
beheaded In HIS ST. Petersburg apartment
The police are convinced that the crimes
are connected and that the rovolutionists
have Just begun the killing Of long list
OF condemned members OF the organiza-
ton. The Terrorists ever since the disoov-
cry Of the duplioity OF Azef have been
searching their ranks for possible similar
offenders. and there is no doubt in tho
minds Of the police that they have now
begun to take their revenge for numerous
betrayals.
IL IS reported here to-day that the Rus
sian Terrorist council at St. Petersburg
has condemned Premier stolypin TO DEATH
and has detailed a Terrorist to kin him.
Tho report. # is believed Is founded large
~ on the fact that tho premier's guard
has been doubled.
Evening journal., 1909-10-21

Morning 10 to Devotional half hour.
Miss Herrlett Taylor; address by Dr.
Anna Brown. city secretary for the
National Board New York, on "rhe
Correlation OF Physical Training with
Other Health Infiuences;" discussion.
Afternoon 2 TO 4--''The Model Lunch
Room" Miss Emma Hayes; discussion.
Trout Run Camp" Miss Mary Johns
Hopper; General City and County
Work." Miss Ruth M. Reod: Terri
torial Relations and Support" Miss
Irene sheppard.
The members OF tho Territorial Com
mitteo OF the National Board for Della
ware, Maryland and Pennsylvania fol-
low:
Mrs j. Liddon Pennock, chairman;
Mrs. J. S. williams, vice-chairman
Miss Mary G. Tyler, treasurer; Mrs
J. Frank Ball, Mrs. H. NJ. crist, Mrs
L. NJ. Gates, Mrs. John G. Holmes
Miss Mabel ID. Holmes, Mrs. J. IT
LeitenberRer. Mrs. Francis ;. Nell
benny. Miss Margaret III. Shearman
Mrs. r. II. Starkey. Miss Emily B
Stewart, Miss Emily c. Taylor, Miss
Martha r. Weighuman, Mrs. Luther B
Wilson and Mrs. Walter Wood.
Secretarics--Nis Irene Sheppard
executive secretary; Miss Mary John.
Hopper. industrial secretary; Miss Ruth
NJ. Reed. city and county secretary. and
Miss Ida II. Bayer. office secretary.
Evening journal., 1909-10-21
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

The cotton outlook is for continual
ton OF a scalpng market within mar
row range General conditions would be
much improved by a good setback, but
with the tropical storm threatening.
doubt is expressed more than temporary
recessions will be seen.
Bank OF England has raised their dis
count rate from 4 per cent; TO per cent.
The advance was somewhat OF sur
nrise though Il was expected to occur
before the end OF next month. American
stocks showed general declines in Lon
don some Of them being point or more.
Probably the action OF the English bank
exnlsins the heavy selling of stocks here
Yesterday and day before for forelgn ac-
Counts Probably the present English
bapts rate will be the ruling one Tor the
remainder Of the year, some local pahk-
ere think There Is nothing TO worry
about IL recognizes growing demand
for money in general business.
z. i. Hudson q Co.. stated at noon TO-
dsx,. "stocks sold of rather sharply as
a result Of the increase in the Bank OF
trneiand discount rate. lhere was a
a.o5erefA rally on the shorts about mid
5a,- THE rebound will be used TOT ois-
trib,itinr more long holdings. we ADVISE
sales on the bulges. s..a.,,,,. ~. q,
T. .o,don and growing demand for money
fov mercantile purposes all over the
..,a ~ We Al not see how we can escape
rfs-,,cr noney rates IN time. But We
r,e,,ld not vvorry about this. l-lquldauon
IN stocks VIII release plenty or money
and rates may even ease on @ s.a,ipo, ~,
iaaS,rs, stocks that Is no argument why
oeoiii o..esoiia,. neople should buy. on the con-
s,a,-t a rejects the belief IN the best
Informed circles that the trend OF STOCKS
is downward"