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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
ESCAPED TO VISIT MOTHER
Life Term Convict Returns After a
Visit Home.

Wetumpka, Ala.-Can Pate. ne
term convict who made his escape
from the state renitentiary here and
braved the perils OF tle falls and rap.
IDS in Coosa river in December. re-
turned to prison Wednesday and took
up the burdens Of convict life.
He explained that he had been home
to see his old mother. ~ wears old and
having completed his visit. was ready
Tor the old grind. He had great difi-
Guilty in getting away from prison and
n shooting the rapids in a frail boat
came near losing his life. Ten miles
below here he abandoned his boat and
made hts way home on foot.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Vol. XXXV.
RNER ON FOOD FAILS
IrvEo SIC DROP IN PRICES
|alL Sc THE RESULT.
k,.r.o warehouses Hold 44.ooc.-
n Pounds Of Food Products.
Prices viii Tumble.

Lr,ro Millions of pounds OF but.
L.. cheese and poultry. held In
|.fsraaa warehouses here. will ba
an the market before MAY l.,
I General tumbIing OF food prices
I,sersd at once. according to COM
H. merchants. Numerous Chi
4 commission men are said to be
II failure as A result OF their ef.
"a maintain an artificial price on
Necessities OF life. The inability
L. % uphold this price is said TO
H. 10 a combination OF circum-
T.. chief OF which are the open
y of 1911 and the banner crops %
wpe commission men failed in the
keek as a result Of holding great
kiHes Of butter. which they pur-
N AZ an average price Of 81 cents
mi and are now unable to market
kora than q or Is cents a pound.
kne the wholesale prices OF but.
hi eggs have dropped decidedly
IA the last few weeks. there has
i been no decline in retail prices.
Srh OF the produce which is to be
Aded on a filling market has been
u warehouses; for as long as five
By means OF cold storage, com.
5un men have been able to main
AZ artificial price not only to the
bmer bat TO the producer, IL Il
public warehouse report is ever
here. and the exact amount OF
be- IN the hands Of Chicago firms
bt be estimated. Thirty-two ware
5 are known to have $1,000, ,00o
rs Of butter. eggs and poultry.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Educators Plan TO Invite New Jersey
Governor.

laekson.-If present plans and pros
poets are carried out. there is a strong
probability that Mississippi people will
have the honor Of entertaining one OF
the leaders Of Democracy from one os
the debatahle states u the not too dis
iant future. The plan is TO invite Gov
Woodrow Wilson OF New Jersey. here
during spring Gov. Wilson is not
emily one OF the limellght Democrats Of
The country. but one OF its foremost ed
ncators and historians. and as he will
come under the auspices Of Missis-
sippi educators IL he accepts the invi-
tation. such a visit will be one OF the
noteworthy events Of the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Whitfield May Not Accept.

Advices received from Columbus
and Hattiesburg are TO the effect that
President Whitfield of the Industrial
Institute and College may NOT accept
the presidency OF the State Normal
College at Hattiesburg. Mr.. Whitfield
has not made the positive statement
that he will not. but in a letter to a
friend, received a day or two ago. he
intimated that he does not banker for
the new job. Just what Mr.. Whitfelds
reasons are for not accepting are not
made known
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

When IL is necessary 70 make sew
eral cakes Mt once. save yourself the
uresome beating Of the batter by put
ting the required ingredients in their
usual order into a small ice-crsam
freezer. few minutes OF turning the
crank results in the fine. smooth bat
ter necessary for a successful cake
This is great Improvement over
beating with a spoon after the old
fashion
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Little Bosses caus. of Strikes

New York-About nine out Of every
ten strikes are due to employers
assistants. not TO any question CT the
money involved is the opinion q An
drew Carnegie. as expressed by the
delegates to the National Civit Fed
Grafton The more capital does for
labor. the more profit the employer
makes" said Mr.. Carnegie. Il have
not had any strikes in twenty-six years.
I have not let anyone have anything
to say about my labor bur myself"
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

n you have only little bit Of chick
en- left over-not enough TO cream or
serve aloue-melt one tablespoonful
of butter in a deep baking dish. scat
ter over II one-duarter cup OF cracker
crumbs. add layer os the chicken.
chopped. then a layer of oysters. and
salt. pepper and butter Put In more
cracker crumbs. more chicken and
oysters and proceed in this way until
the dish Is full. adding seasoning with
each layer. Pour over the whole tho
oyster liquor to which a weII-beaten
egg and cup of milk have been add
ed. Put in the oven until hot and
lightly Drowned and serve.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Chop up six ounces OF butter and
mix with eight ounces OF four:
sprinkle in quarter saltspoonful salt
and the Juice of quarter Of a lemon;
mix into stiff paste with cold wa
ter: fiour the board and rolling -ptn.
and roll out the paste four times Pun
pastry should be made and left In a
cold place for an hour or two before
using. and should be baked in a very
hot oven
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
ee00e0 IN BALLOON.
e Also Taks honeymoon 500 Fsss
s,oye Mother Ezrrh.

Anf1niu. Texas. While soaring
over san Antonio in a dirigible
p. ar a height Of eight hundred
Mss Marie Shelton. and " Val
FoNe. Two well-known young peo-
n san Antonio. were un-ed n
Age. The ceremony was perfnrm-
h.E, J. f. Adams Of the Cum
nd PreshErerian Church. The
Png vas actually in the clouds. As
pa vas foggy and misty. Tae
enupIe enjoyed a honeymoon
|of fairty-hve niles acruSs ssr
= before the balloon was bruaxar
slrth.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
What We Did for Mexico.

New Orleans. Lathe mosquitoes
Of Yucatan are the largest in the
world and 10 times more voracious
than even the Jersey mosquito. Un
I'll q few years ago they were un,
known in Mexico. but were brought
there by ships from the United Slater
and have prospered to an alarming
sSepnt tn the land Of their adoption
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

DISH PAN THAT IS NOVELTY
Ingenious Device That Keeps Dishes
ard Cutlery Separate ard
Standing Upright.

A dish ran that serves the double
purpose cf receptacle tn which IN
wash dishes and one IN which %
Keep them has been designed by n
California woman. In the bottom Of
the pan. IN the center. IA ring like
shutmeut. Along one side are top
and bottom curved bends IN which
knives. forks and spoons can he stood
upright and kept separate from the
other contents of tho pan With the
ring In the center. dishes are stood up
around the sides. which makes them
easier 70 wash and does away with
the necessity Of the washer having her
hands always immersed In the hot.
soapy water Furthermore. the inven-
tion takes the place of cupboard In
families where only a few dishes are
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
GROW GRASS ON DESERTS
uncie ssr- 7iars - 7-rizirr Ard ss.
5iars Sousn~-st

Farf Worn. Tex Efforts 20 reclaim
ard regions IN rhs Southwest bv grow
In< ne nov extinct black grass on the
1eser-x we're approved aV the Amer.
can National live sfnck Association
an ne secuud iav 1f me convention
Prug J. J. r1haher 1f TIscon. kriz.. Is
experimenting Wth this grass and
aop@x av Is aas % a. THESE desert 70
xiuns far Hasurase. This grass once
ErsN thickiv al over the Southwest.
but Is anw found onlv ar experiment
stations
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

r Second Only 70 she Great c.ii.
f5rnia Producer.

lSian. Texas.-A special 20 the
non Eintun. La. says
tae exception az tie famous
sasid gusher at Bakersfield. Cal.
eEart Eell. brought in On the
u 'raet. is by far the greatest
'as ell xell ever discovered in
alied States or In fact in the
The veil Is gushing al a rate
less laan 1900 barrels per day.
Aatiy Increasing its average as it
vel N either the Beaumont or
ss neids ever averaged more
is.''e barrels per day. which
4 Ne Stewart well stand second
. he great California producer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
The exact constituents are

Thus you have about the most nutri-
tious foods that nature affords-milk.
eggs. chocolate. malt and sugar-de-
prived OF water and other unneces-
sary portions. the whole mixed to-
gether and pressed into cakes so dry
that less than one-twenty-fft part Of
them moisture.
Aviators, aeronauts. campers. hunt
ers and explorers-to whom news Of
Il lately leaked out in some way-ars
already writing to Washington to
learn where they can obtain these lit
tie cans. The birdman. finding him
self landed in some isolated desert
waste or forest fastness. miles and
miles away from the nearest habita-
ton. would look well upon a pound or
two of this stun distributed among his
pockets.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Has Raised SIS 600.

Clinton.-Dr. e. T. Lowrey. presi-
dent OF Mississippi College. announces
that he has completed tie collection
Of $4,000 necessary 10 guarantee the
full payment Of s25.000 given bv the
general education board on the build
ing fund. and the remaining $4,000 OF
the $4,000 given bv Mr. Carneeie on
endowment. This last financial effort
has raised the endowment fund 70
s130.00o, and the value OF the build.
ings TO about $4,000. 30 the coIlegs
plant is now werth 100000.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
DISMISSED THE JURY.
Sensation Created in the Circuit Court
Room at Greenville.

Greenville.-Judge ]. VI. Cashfn. pre-
siding over the criminal term OF the
circuit court Of Washington county.
created a mild sensation in the court
when. after the regular jury. before
whom was tried a negro with selling
whiskey. returned a verdict OF not
guilty. the Judge discharged the Jury
from further service for the week and
instructed the sheriff 10 summon a
new jury
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Hohson Urges Big Cut.

Washingtou.-A progressive recuc-
ton Of tariff duties for the next TWEEN
tv-oue years is asked for in bill pre-
sented to the house by Representative
Hobsou OF Alabama Mr.. Hobson pro-
,osed TO reduce all duties in the Payne
AIdrich law five per cent one year AZ
ter the passage Of his bill Thereafter
there is to be a reduction from the du'
RES existing at that time at the end
Of the sixth year, the eleventh year
tha seventeenth and rwenty-hrst years.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Vegetable Pie.

Ten ounces OF potatoes. eight ounces
OF carrots. two of onions, two OF butter.
one OF -four. one pint Of water. half a
bead Of celery paste. Cut the vege-
tables into small pieces and stew them
in a pan with water till tender. Place
them in a pie dish with the butter.
dredge with the -four. season with salt
and pepper. Cover with pastry and
bake for one-half hour in a moderate
oven.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Fortune Bubble 5urtsts.

Kansas City-W l. Mason. 4 paint
er. Of this city. who announced that his
grandfather. George Hopkins. Of Pine
Bluff. Ark. had died. leaving him 4
fortune of yS00.000. was arrested on I
charge Of obtaining money and prop
srry under false pretenses- Before HIS
bubble burst Mason had purchased two
automobiles. one for $500 and one for
s..5O0. He gave checks for them. Ma
son admitted today that he had no
money and no grandfather in Pine
Bluff.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Spanish Baked Beans.

Two cups Of navy beans. which have
been boiled well. Their add a small
piece Of bacon. one large onion. one
half can OF tomatoes. two tablespoons
Of either sugar or molasses, then sea
son with pinch of cayenne pepper
and salt to taste. Cut bacon and onion
nne. then put in baking dish and bake
for one hour.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

DauvflIe. Va.-Mrs. Jane Patrick
sr+barlin. aged So. widow Of Maj. w
T sutherIin, died at her historic home
bare at the last capital Of the Confed-
aracv Mrs. Sutherlin was hostess to
president Davis and his cabinet follow
Tng their memorable fight after the
evacuation Of Richmond II was at the
sutherlin home that President Davis
-.,sar,bIed mis- cabinet for the last Of
sciaI conference and signed the last
socumeuts OF the Confederaey before
rba surrender Of Cen Lee.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
IssWI IN OKLAHOMA.
'"sesastzor Declares IS Per
Cent Acreage Infested


AAona City.-That s5 per cent.
sotlau acreage. or fifteen coun.
4 OAiahoma. IS infested by the
oon @eevi Is the startling news
~ oy W D. Hunter, in charge
southern field crop insect in
A,'on tor the federal government.
louisiana and Texas. except a
aatles n the western section, he
: 70 De infested Twenty-three
afe infested in Mississippi
[-enty N Arkansas The infested
ue asserts, is relatively larger
- remainder Of the cotton-pro-
Il territory Of the South.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
q 400 GOO Restitution.

Harrisburg. Pa--Restitution TO the
mount of 81 500. 600 was made by men
wbo we're Indicted in connection with
the state capitol frauds. The conl-
monxeaItl alleged that it had been de-
frauded out OF approximately s9.Ooo'-
n0N
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
TAFT WOULD EXCLUDE OPIUM
Tar Savers Las- Prohibiting Vessels
Frorn Carrying Drug.

Washington raft sent %
amendments 70 rhe arium exclusion
act Of two years agn. His recommen-
dations are Al approval OF a report By
Secretary Of State Kn0x. giving rea-
sons Why the acts should be made
more effective by amendments 20 pro
hibit any vessel engaged in trade from
any foreign port 70 any place in the
jurisdiction OF mis- country or between
ports within this jurisdiction. from
carrying opium prepared for smoking.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Carrie Nation colIapses.

Eureka Springs. Ark-Mrs. Carrie
Nation, the pioneer Kansas saloon
smasher. suffered a nervous collapse n
her home here. Mrs. Nation expressed
the fear that her career as temper
ance lecturer and the active enemy OF
intoxicants is ended
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
n. 8. Barnes Dead.

New York-Henry Burr Barnes,
president OF the publishing firu, of A..
5. Barnes Il Co.. is dead at his home
here OF apoplexy. He was born in
Brooklyn in 1916. the son OF A. ).
Rarnes. who founded the publishing
house.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

'An--Experfmeuts in cotton
ae being made by the Egyp-
nment with a view to in
.ne production Of that COM
me government is conduct
experiments on its Korash-
With a new cotton seed.
which has produced ap-
soe pounds per acre. It is
. color. hut better in quality
,eted to fetch 81 more per
- nt than any other variety
aed IN Egypt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
s,,o Treating to Drinks.

jefferson City, Mo-A bill introduced
in the house would make it Illegal 70
rant = in saloons and to sell liquor TO
vomen in saloons. Fortune telling
will he a felony. if a measure wnien
20. ,Iaced before the house is passed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
s. nnn nnn for Canal.

Washington.-An immediate appro-
priation Of s5.0O0.000 for Panama canal
fortiHcations to be taken out OF total
appropriation OF s12.t75.S2s for Pan
anna defenses was asked of congress
bv the war department.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Kansas City. Mo.-Stella F. James
was granted a divorce from Jesse E.
James, son OF Jesse James. the bandit.
in the cireui. court here. Mrs. James
was given the custody OF their tour
children and 500 a month a,imory
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Washington. = The Gardiner OIL
rt5cb would prohibit the admission
,n-o the UnItsd States Of any Hitter
- alien o.er Is years old. was or
ssrsd favorahly reported to the house
- the committee or immigration
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Washington.-Sec of the Navy
Meyer asked congress for ssO7 900 for
the Improvement Of the hydraulics Of
Mare Island straits and approaches in
California so as to permit ships Of the
deepest draft to go to the navy yard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Veterans Protest.

Jackson.-Robert A. Smith Camp.
Confederate Veterans adopted resoIu-
tons protesting against certain litera-
ture selected by the School Book Com
mission, as part OF the teachings Of
the public schools Of the state.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

used. as these can be kept in the pan
when not otherwise in use Another
advantage Of having the dishes stand
upright IN the wash pan Is that they
drain better In fact. one can bs used
for a drain pan alone.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
Dante Memorial.

is tipped with a single star symbolic
Of the hope OF modern Italy. II the
plans are approved by the city au-
thorities. the memorial will be as
signed a place in one OF the parks.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19

Columbus, o.-Lieutenant Governor
p,usrene was elected TO the unitea
S,tsa senate BY the legislature by ths
vote Of every Democratic msmpef Oh
that body
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1911-01-19
fHsE NEGROES LyNcHep.
,A'sc Wife, Two Others Assault
], Cd White Women.

In "hi-e women.
Is'liie' ky.-A mob composed
.A4n 100 men seized and lynch
negroes. two of whom were
Nnn assaulting white girls
sAifd sentenced to hang for
| ,r r Of his wife. The three
..aeaed in different places. and
- nrst seemed to have been
Suening was found to have
lple one only with the finding
lAree bodies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15

affected in Tho samu manner. Several
hold -overs objected to having their
salaries reduced to reasonable
court upheld them.
Tax fcrrets were hired by the City
Council TO find untaSed property. The
and, as usual, the court decided against
the Socialists. The Citizens move
ment referred to IL probably the tax
Ip,ayerstp League, known In Milwau-
was formed by the respectable ele-
mcnt." who naturally rcbelled against
the idea of paying their just amount OF
taxes. Socialists explain this by eco
nomic Gcterminism.
The Socialists appointed an expert
to head the health department, and
gave him sixteen additional inspectors
TO do the work properly. That is why
the health department Is efficient.
~ municipal quarry was secured to
furnish the stone for paving. The as
phnlt trust had secured specifications
which practically admitted of no com
petition, but, an expert was pluced In
charge OF the paving department and
he saved ABOUT s260.000 on this Item
alone by making faircr specifications
and getting open bids. All of which
may seem neither remarkable nor
promising TO the defeated Democratic
and Republican candidates, who al
lowed or participated In this gigantic
robbery.
The increase In the budget shows
nothing. Milwaukee is getting an cf-
1cient government and must pay more
for 1t. The Socialists are building
schools. charging the public works
and paying better wages. all of which
requires more money.
Mayor Seidel has preferred charges
against the Democratic tax commits
sioner, which he would hardly do IL
he had the power to change incorrect
assessments" MS they claim. Setdel
stated one specific instance OF under
valuation which caused the city to lose
thousands Of dollars In taxes. for which
the commissioner was directly reepon-
sibIc.
That there should be hostile and
vindictive opposition TO socialism by
the beneilciaries of low taxation. paw
ing graft, city supplies graft. etc. Is
only natural. IS It is to the advantage
of Democratic and Republican editors
10 spread tho false reports that these
.respectables" send out, the Milwaukee
Socialists arc supposed to be dream
ers' and Impractical" by people who
arc otherwise intelligent and welt in
formed. JACK RICOVA
Richmond
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15

few votes from Grand Army veterans.
That spectacle OF weak-kneed truck
ling is o sorry commentary on tho
maaliness OF Congress. Oscar Under
wood had tho deoenoy to vote against
that measure and with him eighty
four other Democrats. Among then,
was not found Speaker Clark. He had
sono up and down the land boaeting
OF Democratic economy which had
saved 100000, and yet he cast his vote
on tho side Of an additional burden Of
S7e,0o0.oo0 ON Taxpayers aIrendy Sroan-
Ing under the cost of living!
fet poor Champ Clark Is just another
politician who has not backbone
enough to stand up against tho organ
lied grafters known as the pension
machine. Death itself has not awaited
to lessen the burden OF the pensioners.
As real soldiers die, camp followers,
bounty jumpers. cooks and suffers arc
enlisted to I'LL up the ranks. When
even these pitiful pretenses for pa
triotism die, widows and orphans and
cousins and aunts are impressed. The
aim and object OF the whole propa-
sanda is to keep the pension burden
bound On the backs of the taxpayers
That burden must be shaken off: that
useless and wicked waste must BIO
stopped. To do 30 means to use cour-
age and force and wisdom. All this
the Democrats threw away when they
tried ITO put Taft in hole" The hole
is nearly big enough to hold the Dem
ocrstic party. and the person at the
bottom is not likely to be the P"csi-
dent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-15
NAVAL EGG BASKETS

observing that Secretary OF the Navy
Meyer is considering a plan TO abolish
the Boston, Portsmouth and BROOKLYN
navy Yards and substitute one big
navy yard TO be built on Narragansett
Bay, with docks and other facilities
for fifty battleshipx. the Boston Herald
asks: But would 1t be wise for the
Navy Department to put all of Its eggs
in one basket? or course not Nor do
We suppose that the secretary or any
one else is considering tho onc-baskct
policy. We cannot imagine for an in
slant that lie or any one else enter
tains the idea OF abandoning; the Nor
folk basket
On The contrary, We can readily con
ceivc that in the proposed reform and
concentrate ton plan, enlargement and
Improvement OF that basket IS contom-
plated. as IL surely ought 10 be, and
That to tho end OF carrying out the
program as soon as possible And
Just here the query suggests Itself.
as timely and important What has
become OF the recommendation of the
board appointed to consider the scheme
Tor an island fertilization to be con
Structed between Capes Charles and
Henry, for the protection of that great
natural naval rendezvous, HAMPTON
Roads, and the approaches TO Norfolk.
Richmond, Washington and Baltimore:
Tor the protection also OF the immense
ship Building and ship repairing plant
at Newport News, which might prove
IL very present help in Keeping our war
vessels In effective order in the event
or war with another first class naval
power? II our memory serves us cor
rcctly, the board gave unanswcrable
reasons why the between-capes foru-
fication should be built; indeed, IT
demonstrated that it would be little
short of inexcusable folly TO delay the
work, and continue to expose the
koads and the inland routes from that
gateway TO the danger of an encmy's
essaying to force the one and take ad-
vantage OF the other. to debark in
vadinG columns.