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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
ROAD MEET
HERE FRIDAY FOR
GAMING REAL
and Valencia County
People to Come Here to Urge
Local Road Board to Fix
Isleta Thoroughfare.

Another whirl was given tho good
roads wheel this morning when am
nouncement was made by President
j.. X. g. SELLERS OF tho Ocoan-to-
ocean Highway association that the
Gallup and Valencia county boosters
would De here Friday 10 hold big
t1eetlug and urge upon the local
Rad board the Importance of az once
completing the stretch of highway
from here 10 lslota.
Valencia county it is said. has now
$4,000 available. from forest funds,
road taxes ana other moneys. to fiN
the road from islcta on the north TO-
the SocorrO county line ON the south.
This work when done viii bc of all
most inCstmable value Co the Cu-
mino Real, of which ID will Doe part
and 60 the tourist travelling over tho
trunscOntinCntal route. whether hy
the Ocean-to-Dccau route OF by the
Northern Arizona Grand Canyon
trail.
The work as % stands viii Doe vd-
ucless FOR traffic unless the link OF
highway between here and lslctl De-
put Ia shape. This is the stretch of
road that was worked Goi ! Roads
day but the county has never topped
H., This is unfortunate. ns the longcr
the grade is left without proper top
ping tho worse 81 will get, and the
more of the Good Roads day work
VIII bo wasted.
The plan b. 10 have the local couu-
ty board fix the road Co lslcta. The
Valencia county board will rebuild BE-
on the south, going from lslcta 90
! 1 ff u.
river. crossing as Los Lunas Go the
west side ana continuing there until
the Socorro county linc rs reached.
The road west branches OF at Los
Lunas and follows the general line
of the Santa Zee 90 Gallup and across
northern Arizona This stretch of
road is one in which tourists are VIE
tally Interested, inasmuch as % viii
offer when done. splendid route
To- the greatest of all scenic show
places, the Grand canyon. ~ Will
ulso pass near tho Fortified Forest.
The road south is nn important
link Boo tho Occ3u-to-Dcpa highway,
as ID viii shorten The route many
miles. AZ present 10 is necessary. or
advisable, to go from here over tho
mosa via SAILS Zoo Carthage. whence
the route bunch.a south Co san An
tonic and across tho river then
twenty miles north asain Go socurro.
thcnce west to Mugdulonu, springer
vile. cite. The urH route VIII shorten
this link more th.n forty miles.
Max Paul kcmp.nich of P,wlta"
has written Goo know about The meet
ing and assures Colonel sellers that
muuy boosters viii como from chat
end OF the Ilne. John Becker ia. oi
Bolon, treasurer OF JhC state Good
toads association bias also written
and assures the colonel that De- can
bring uU bunch pl boosters Gal
lup VIII he her. Boo force. "a is OK
pcctcd that with good roads cntLus-
iusm at Dos present hlrh pitch here
much VIII hc accomplished.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
GERMANY CONVERT TO
SQUf.isZE-OIT POLICY

Berlin. Nov iS--''rhe retirement
Of General Huerta from the provi-
sionaI presidency OF Mexico IS now
the surest way TO restore order Do
that country" said an editorial to-
day In the Tagebmtt. which hereto
fore has steadily attacked tho AMER
lean policy in Mexico.
The newspaper quotes approvingly
the report that the German minister
10 Mexico has advised Huerta 90 ac-
cept the American proposals
The Tageblatta previous hostility
10 tho United states is explained in
the concluding paragraph OF the ar
ticle. "The political power OF thp
Monroe doctrine" says the paper "is
now stronger than ever before. nno
Il is moreover assuming an economic
aspect Europe should guard against
any attempt 90 Introduce e into the
Mexican business field"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
OODS EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE TOMORROW
TO LOG ROADS
No Word of Coming Taken to
Indicate He Will Be Here
BY Time Set in Former Tel
eglam.

Rohl Logger Dods. the man for
whose arrival the Albuqucruuc-tn-
Gulf dcvotcos are now waiting. is cX-
pectcd 90 be here tomorrow. as he
has not tclcgaphed since he sent
word ne would bee here either Tues
day or wednesday and as he has not
set arrived
Mr.. DodH and seth ID. Holman. aec-
rotary of the Associated Commercial
clubs, which aggregation Figures
largely in the promotion uf this road.
VIII be- hero for the meeting which
viii follow MIR. bods arrival ile
viii likely accompany MIR Dods uu
his logging "trip DO Amarillo, which .s
Mr.. Hulmaus home.
Tho project OF logclnp tho road has
met with hrgc ana instant favor.
Towns along tho line want 10 badly
ana are moving thc earth 90 assure
its success. Estancil men phoucd u
this morning to say that thrr relay
car was ready 60 make the ttip aimee
that whenever Mr. Dods wanted to
ro ON east they would be rcudy for
him.
John W. Corbctt Of the Torrance
county road board, wrote Col d. E.
B. Sellers today that he and H 81.
Dillon. OF EnCiuo, had been over the
route "a pusiura and that b. is ,vcol-
lent country through which to mth.
q road The men Gt pusturG. no. uii,
had become Interested and would
help build tho highway This road
viii bc valuable connection and wiz
branch at Euciuo for points north
and south. at Lucia south for Corona
and north for EstHncia, and west Tor
Mountulnoir. willard and the Aho
pass Tho northern branch is tho
main one and viii reach ths oily
through Tiicras canyon. Tho road
board, writes Mr.. Curnru, is WORKING
ION all ,hcsc roIds and has all eff
them nearly completed except tho
Corona branch.
r.. g.. Dillon writes that Zee has
started six teams and six men ut
work drageins e new road from En-
elmo Go Pnstur1, which viii sis, % ui-
rect Zinc Co enc AruIIrr wen
thence 10 Pasture. This viii shorten
thc distance considerably. This VIII
be- IN fair shape for Mr. Dods tn lps
by the time hc ia ready to start lrpm
here, say Thursday or Friday N.
writes that t viii bee possible to
rearh Santa Ros1 tho day tho start
from here Is made.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
CHILEAN ENDORSES
HANUs.DFT POLIO


Worcester. Mass. Nov l7.-1ho
"hnnds OFF, Mexican policy OF the
United States was commended today
By David Montt Chilean representa-
tive 60 the American confcr.
ence al Clark university az one Of
the most important steps ever taken
hy this country GO promote cordial
relations between the United states
and south America.
"Ihe policy has aroused the great
est admiration among south Amori-
can countries" said SIR MONT. "and
AZ a similar policy had been pursued
Ia the past q would have prevented
tho misunderstanding and misapprc-
hension that the people of Latin
America have long fclt toward th
country"
The work ~ the conference, which
Is intended 10 bring about "a closer
relationship between students in
North and South America. was
praised IN letters sent today by Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson and Secretary
az state Bryan The latter hopes o.
be- able 20 attend ga least ono session
Of tho conference
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
IMMENSE STRIKE
AMONG EAST
INDIANS or
NATAL
Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Iahofers Lay Down Tools
and Situation May Become
Menaeing at ANY Hour.
FL0GGINa COAL MINER
Is FUEL TO FLAME

my LEASED Wire 70 Evening t1crnie
Dnthan. Natal. unien 81 south Afri-
a.. Nov. 1B--The strike 90 East In
dian lahnrcrs spread today 20 the
south coast. Practically every ono
at Inc 10000 wOrkmeu of East In
dian blood IN Natal. had laid down
hie tools &c EDOr.
Thus FAR the strikers have been
comparutively penceable. but serious
disorders may break out AZ any mo-
nent.
~ feeling among the East Indians
has bcen considerably augmented by
two incidents yesterday. Tho first
was the death from floezlne Of a coal
milne Iaborcr IN Dundee. 20 miles
north ~ Iafysmlih the second WAS
the arrest Of 1890 East Indians. who
attempted to eross from tho Trans
vaal into Natal.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
MoRTUARY
Thomas Pcrr, Kcnwnrihy.

Thomas Perry konworthy, who had
boon here but three Wcckg. died last
night at hin home. ala Fruit avenue.
Death was duo t0 paralysis lir for
merry lived in Muncio. ind, whore
tho body win Doe shipped. Funeral
arrangements arc somewhat ndctin-
ite aa yot.
a widow pnd two children, Miss
bcry Konworihy ana huNdrn Kcn-
worthy nn electrician, survive. Air.
kcnw0rthy Wna about 20 yoaw of aHc.
strong Brothers have thr body, in
charge.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
HUERTA PUTS
toon,inucd from Page onc)

accommodations OF the private home
~ the Huertas in Liverpool street
were inadequate Cor the reception.
Chapultepcc castle H. the official
residence OF the Mexican president
Since the late President Madero va
Gated the historic place il has been
in the hands OF decorators.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
ALL TEACHERS OF
CURRY COUNTY
COMING
Will Keep Right Up to Pace
Set by Other Counties in
Attendance at Education
Meet.
ACCOMMODATIONS
FOR ALL ASSURED

One more New Mexico county has
Joined the big procession headed to-
ward Albuquerque for the convention
of the New Mexico Educational assoc
citation here next week. with assur-
ance that every teacher IN the county
viii attend the meeting They are
calling Ia line one by one. with rec
ports Of unanimous, or all bat unan-
inamous attendance and the ouamak
for record breaking crowd grows
brighter evenly day
The latest county 10 come CO.. ls
Curry superintendent John Milne OF
the Albuquerque reception committee
received letter this morning from
County Superintendent T.. G.. Mcrs-
fielder stating that every teacher in
the county with two possible exccp-
tons would Doe Loo Albuquerque and
that the county Will enter al least
two candidates in tho state spelling
match. His letter says IN part
I'VE had quite an enthusiastic time
IN selecting our delegate Go the state
spelling contest ] nude up funds 90
pay expenses of one delegate. and
now the teachers viii send another,
making Two for the county. We have
selected two as follows.
"Reu Goodrum, age a. 7th grade,
rural school
Mamie Duke, ago II, eth grade,
rural school
~ trust that you folks viii soc that
good interest is worked up in this
part of our program All I have To-
say ln advance rs that 90 CUR, county
doesn't Toxic OFF fihst honors lu this
department. we VIII raise our hats to
some county that has e grade pupil
that knows how 90 spoil. We arc cx-
pecting "a great time al Albuquerque.
We viii arrive there sunday night
on the cut OF train. We have arraug-
ed for rooms at tho Grand Central
Very truly yours
l.. G.. MERSFELDER
superintendent Curry County schools
Plenty OF Accommodations Assured
For Al.
Fifteen hundred people teachers
and their friends is now the minimum
estimate placed on the number OF
visitors expected oy the l0cal commit
tee. n may exceed that number But
at that ample nccofr modatlong are
assured for everyone. Rooms Urc be-
ing listed raDidly ard there will Dee
no trouble in accommodating the
crowd comfortably Albuquerque
hotel accommodations have been in-
creased considerably during tho p1st
year. not only by the addition oi one
largo hotch but hy number of
smaller hotels and wen appointed
roomIng houses and there d. mo- doubt
that comfortable quarters can bc se-
cured cioap ln. Tho program come
mitteo has practically completed its
S. DIRK The teachers OF Sew Mexico
are to bo given tho time of their
lives.
Secretary Aspluud of the associa-
ton is coming to Albuquerque satur'
day 90 open headquarters and the
vanguard OF the teachers is looked
for saturday night. the great body o.
visitors being expected ON suuday.8
trains.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18

Durham. Natal Union or South
Africa No. is--T'he East Indian .es-
iaents ~ Natal today dcclnred gene
erai strike. which was accompanies
by riotinF and the burning 81 sugar
plantations
Tho police force IL Insufficient 10
deal with tho rioters ana while worn
en- and cniidren are ina state Of ter
ror. Troops have been ordered 20
abe affected districts.
10 Durham itself practically thu
whole East Indian community struck.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
CHIEF JUSTICE IS
MIGHTY HUNTER
But Nathan Salmon Goes Him
One Better by Going Into a
Cave After a Big Black Bear
and Getting Him.
spsclnI r.tresnsnaen.s 40 thr mrrala.


Santa Fc, IS. A., Noy IH--C chief
Justice Roberts of tho supreme court
was laughed at week cor fo asu
when hc wont ont ou % huntua rip.
it is said, but yesterday hc got back
with q fair bias of ulmc. Hc was
accompanied ON his "trip Dos Nnthun
salmon, "a merchant who also hagsrU
o. large amount of game. Tho Judges
proNoss has thus been ylndlcltcd. ana
the laugh hos boon neatly turned Dn
his dctractora. but tho real punch of
tHc story WAS given by Mr. salmon
who went into % cave after bear
drove him out with stick aud uhon
Killed him. Hc has tho bear to prove
ihls story.
Tho two On their weeks trip got
two bears. two deer ana largo
amount of smaller game
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
BODY FOUND ~ soCoRRO
COUNTY MONTH

II was slightly over q month ago
that Charles Mccarthy, a rancher OF
Socorro county, brought word TO
Santa re Of the finding Of trap
per's laCcrated body caught In his
own bear trap some eighty mites
west 81 Socorro. Ia the ella country
az Socorro. county The face Of the
corpse was so iacernted By wild
beasts that Il was impossible nt the
time tho discovery WI made TO gain
any idea OF ths Identity of tho vic
sim.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
TROLLEY CARS MEET
Ar CENTRAL AND
SECOND CROSSING

a crumplsd fender and broken
steps IL the sum ~ the DAMAGE at
tending a collision 81 trolley cars az
Second street and Central avenue
early this morning The collision
was due "a wet tracks and consequent
Inability Of Moiorsnan James Merri-
field on the Second street line, 10
stop when he saw the Central avenue
car under charge Of Motorman
Charles Hall ADVANCING across the
street
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18

Prescriptions filled by experts. Free
Aolivery. Phone 30. Highland Phar-
rafy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
MADAME MARCHESI
RENOWNED VOCAL
TEACHER Is DEAD


London, Nov tN Madame Muthil-
De do Custronc MJrchesi. probably
thc most famous vocal teacher n The
world, died today at the age of 81
She was born 600 Frankfort the
Main and hcr maiden name was Mu-
thlldr GrHumGuu She was uriglu-
ally "a concert singer. but Joined th"
Vienna conservatory oB "a teacher iu
1854 she oftcrward taught in Par
is. Cologne ana Vienna. MADAME Mar
chests husband salvatore Cnyaliori
de Caaironc Marrhci della Haiatu.
was also "a singer
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-11-18
GENERAL HUGH SCOTT
AWItIXI1S AT NOgAI.I'

Nogaioa. Ariz., Nov ls.- General
Hugh Scott, commanding United
States troops on border patrol. are
rived this afternoon from, El paao,
his Headquarters No explanation
was offered for his visit here al this
lime.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES

UNION TRUST COMPANY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO.
Junction Of Market and O'Farrell sts. and
Grant av.
tor the half year ending December 81, 1919
dividend has been declared at the rate Of
iour ~ per cent per annum on all Savings
deposits, payable and after January B
1sl4 Dividends not drawn will be added To
the depositOrs' accounts and draw Infs-.st
from January J. 1914.
II. VAN LUvEN Cashier
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
10 aAaa FOR
lN@GgS WANT "ADS"

RATES for inserting Want Ads In The Call
Post IS 10 cents a line for the first insertion
tcounting six words to the line) and 10 cents
line consecutive insertions. Advertisements
for less than two lines not accepted. EXCEP-
TIONS: Situations Wanted cents q line
for the first insertion snd consecutive inser-
tons.
Rooms to Let" Boarding" and private
houses. l0c a line for the nrst insertion and
cents line for consecutive insertions.
Legal Notices. 15c line for the first in-
tertiou and lOc line consecutive insertions.
TELEPHONE your Want Ads 10 The Call
Post, kearny Sc. Your order win receive
prompt and careful attention. Bill will be
rendered the following day
THE CALL-P0ST will not be responsible FOR
more than one incorrect insertion Of any ad-
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
GOVERNMENT FARMS

FARMS FREE-our official
112 page book, Vacant Government Lands -
describes every acre in every county in o.
s. How secured free. 1918 diagrams and
tables. All about irrigated farms. Price
25c postpaid. WEBB PUBLISHING CO.,
Dept. 20. st. Paul, MINI.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
FREE INFORMATION BUREAU

FREE INFORMATION BUREAU CALL.
WRITE OR PHONE FOR LISTS OF ROOMS.
APTS., FLATS, ETC. COOK KIMBALL
CO.. $50 HEARST BLDG, THIRD AND
MARKET. PHoNH KEARNY 1914
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
SPECIAL NOTICES

DECIDE NOW TO STUDY law and thus msh.
the first step toward a great and successful
business or professional career. BUSINESS
MEMS LAW COLLEGE, Mills bldg; phone
Dogulas $780,
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
BUSINESS CHANCES

SALOON of O. b. Olsen, at $40 Stanyan ST.,
will be auctioned In Judge Graham's court
Tuesday. December 30. at 10 O'clock a. IN.
For information see NJ. ]. HYNES, Public
Administration.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

Just completed; room apartments; sleeping
porches; blocks to Key Route and 8. p;
$25: newly furnished 2025 Wheeler st. near
Ashby. Berkeley.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
CASH REGISTERS
CASH REGISTERS

big line of second hand and slightly used
registers at lowest prices.
New total adding Nationals, registering &c
to $l9o. price $40; registering &c to $5.95,
price 500; terms So down s. per month
THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO..
1040 Market st. Phone Market SAT-
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
FARMS WANTED

hear from owner who has good
farm for sale: send description and price.
NORTHWESTERN BUSINESS AGENCY.
Minneapolis Minn
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
LOST AND FOUND

LOSI-Gold scarfpin. small diamond: valued as
keepsake; liberal reward. Hotel Manx.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
Pera1ta Apartments
BERKELEY APARTMENTS

4, and room apartments: centrally IL
Gated. Cor. 18th and jackson sts, Oakland
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
BICYCLES and MOTORCYCLES

FOR new and I'd hand bicycles and motorcycles
at the right prices see A. ZIMMERLIN, 1890
&C av., agt. for famous Dayton motorcycles.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
COLLECTION AGENCY

LAW and collections: damage suits results
refs. JAh0BS, 3lS Hewes bldg, Sutter 5l5.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

no LEASE-A crackerjack business location In
growing city of 10000: new building with
ground floor space of 50x90 and basement and
loft; will lease in part or as whole, in
center Of shopping district and ideal for
hardware, dry goods, furniture market
there being fine opening for the latter In
particular: ready for occupancy February /,
1914 Box 1892, Call office.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
SEWING MACHINES

A Singer sewing machine store, used machines
81 and up; machines rented by week OF no.
1908 Fillmore; West 1885. r. HENDERSON.
SINGER machines sold and rented. 1884 Mis-
sion st. bet. 22d and 23d; phone Mission 202.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
OAKLAND HOUSES FOR SALE
UNFURNISHED
TO LEASE-COUNTRY

SEND call for our printed catalogue. GEC
W. AUSTIN. 1422-1424 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

AAAA-Money loaned on automobiles; banking
rates: owners may arrange to use cars. C.
Il. HERRICK, INC. Gibbs Merchants
Exchange bldg. San Francisco; Douglas 1859.
WE will loan money on your auto; responsible
parties may continue use Of machine. PA
CIFIC FUNDING CO.. As Kearny St. r. 4o5.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
Classified Directory
forReady Reference

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pub.
JOHN r. RUCKsTELL, c. r. A.. Sd door. Claus
Spreckeis tCall) bldg. phone Kearny 4151.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

MUTUAL SAVINGS BANK OF SAN FRAN
IISCo. I06 Market st. opposite Third-For
me half year ending December 81 1918 a
olYloend has been declared at the rate Of
Tour "a per cent per annum on all savings
deposits payable on and after Friday, Janu
sy 1913. Deposits not called for are
soded 10 and bear the same rate Of interest
as the principal from January /. 1914
u H0RSON ca
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
ATTORNEYS

AA-ADVICE FREE--All cases; instaIlments
accepted; no publicity: estates. damages, de-
crees. bankruptcy; open evenings.
a95 MARKET ST, ROOM I1e
CORNER 9TH AND MARKET SIS.
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

THE MISSION SAVINGS BANK. yslencIs
and 18th sts.-For the half wear endjno
December 81, 1913, dividends upon ali de-
posits at the rate Of four "a per cent nor
Annum viii be payable on and after Jannsrv
z. 1914. Dividends not drawn are addad
to the deposit account and earn Interest
from January J. 1914
JAS. RoLPH JR.. President
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26
ROOMS AND BOARD-HOTELS
AND ROOMING HOUSES

S5,500-7 room new house: carpets down, in
Guiding room furn- bungalow In rear 1920
Sth ST. cor. Fflbert, Oakland
The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-26

BEST prices paid; discarded clothing; iadie
and gents. STRAUSS. 1855 McAllister; Marka
6ls2.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-12-05
LUKE McLUKE SAYS,

We would all be millionaires If
we were as much interested in our
own business as we are in that OF
other people.
What hats become of the old-fash'
toned man who wore a carved peach
stone on his watch chain?
Every middle-aged woman knows
that they don't make as good mir
rors nowadays as they did when she
was a girl.
The more relatives a man has the
more he likes strangers.
Every now and then you see a
girl with a ten-cent face who is
wearing a ten-dollar hat
may be mistaken about the junk
they are wearing around their necks
these days. but II looks TO me as II
a girl can take the Battenberg scarf
off the bedroom dresser and hang
1t over her coat collar and be right
in style. Then she can pin two GRO
cheted doilies on the cuffs of her
coat and turn up her nose at the
world.
Nothing ever goes to waste in
this world. They are using the old
fashioned wooden pie plates for but
tons on women's winter coats.
When a girl is sloppy she is hope
less. If her shoes are run over at
the heels you'll find that her hair
is struggling down her neck and her
hat looks as though the cat had
used 1t for a bed
A woman whose eyes are so weak
that she can't read without glasses
can look at another woman on the
street and tell whether the other wo-
mans union suit is made of cotton
or mixed cotton and silk.
The reason girl doesn't like to
wear a skirt that is too tight across
the hips is because fish gets 80
tired of swimming that it likes to
get into net.
The old-fashioned woman who used
to drain the frying pans into jar
and used the grease over and over
again for months now has daugh-
ter who fries stuff with butter that
costs so cents pound and kicks
about the High Cost of Living.
Enullirer