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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
WILL MAKE
AN EXAMPLE
or YOUNG COUPLE WHO SECURED
MARRIAGE LICEHsE.
Judge Nichols, OF Bslmon. County Pro-
bate Court, TO Charge Perjury
0afora Qraud LurY.

Probate Judge John Nichols. OF ST
Clairsville. declared his intentions last
hlgnt OF handing TO the Belmont county
grand jury which convenes on Tuesday.
The names OF Miss Catherine Ward.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. ~ Ward.
OF the Island. and William Scott. a
ing each of them with committing per-
Jury To obtain "A marriage license. The
Young man and young woman. said to
Ie about is and Is years OF age re-
from the Belmont county Probate Court
on Friday by stating to the examiner
that they were above age and IL is al
ls ged that the young lady further per-
Jured herself by stating that her place
nt residence was Bridgeport. %. The
laws OF Ohio require that the lady ap-
rlicant be ~ years of age and also
that she be resident of the county
from whose court the license Is OBJ
talned- They also require that the male
applicant be 81 years OF age. IL is un-
Of West Nirginia and that neither OF
the contracting parties are OF the re-
CURED age.
WIN Charge Perjury.
Judge Nichols stated last night that
n. personally. was not in the least in
Jured by any Fictitious replies that ap-
ncants for marriage licenses might
make but that too often the parents
"f the applicants were injured and that
ne had decided to make an example OF
the above named couple. He further
,tated that he did not doubt but that
they would he indicted by the grand
jury. and that this step would make
the couple fugitives from justice
In order to have the young people
obtain extradition papers from Cover
nor tslasscock. hut Judge Nichols stated
this his action in the matter would end
inter he had presented the matter to
the grand jury and that their prose-
Cution would then rest with the prose-
cutting attorney.
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Former Resident Dead.

20 al friends We're s.oc-e,f ~, ,-sr-
~ It." death 81 Asel Creighton q, form,
resident Of this vicinity. Whit ,.,,,r r,,
Tray OF last week ar his home IN tsntI-
dhtIphld: after e brief attack Of aDnsn,Ii
-" or several years Mr. Creighton
~ a Few years ago for Pliiadoi,bf,
1919 "" mas since been -uenxe,f ~
per on "A newspaper.
me deceased was about - x.,x.
-" anu Is survived hv Two dtu--,o-
-"LS 'hild and Miss Gertrude Crsici', 80,
"'tn 81 philadelphia. Thre.. br1ti'.r5
$3.50 survive. namely. MrKiuI., ,.r.i,,i,
ION "f Philadelphia. Hudson t.r.,i.,,,C,,I,
I'm "roN". and Newton Cr.ici,tor
l NtNt Alexander I'll. wifi. an,
49,, ~ re deceased died last Aur.
iils funeral Will he held mis- -
''"""h win intrrment in PhiIadelpbi.
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Obituary


I.c remains OF the late John Britt.
aged NJ years. who dropped dead Fri
hay evening In the loft OF the stable in
the rear of his home. 1913 McColloch
street. were taken to Wcllshurg Satur-
Jay afternoon and funeral services were
held at that place yesterday with in
t"rment at the Brook cemetery The
deceased was survived by five children.
ROBERT Jessie, Mrs. James Cooper Mrs
Sallie Jones and Mrs Clara Meyers
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a. uh.tal services over the remains OF
Int late Mrs. Charles w Hilton. who
ultn Saturda NeNening At her late resi-
u'nTe AZ Humans addition, out Cald-
ven Kun. Will he held this morning
"clock from the 81. Mary's catLe.
uiai frlVate services will b. h.ld AZ
~" q" clock AZ the home. The husband -
w deceased who was snow hound In tbe
nspuhtIlns wcSt Of Chicago. not knoxino
~ M WE was dead. arrived last evening
me remains will bc inferred in Nj. C.I
vary cemetery 49, N'A'-
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stookholdern n1eetinn-

Inc Annual meeting of stock holders Of
the wheeling and Belmont Bridge COM
panN VIII be held at the office Of the
company on Monday. January Is. 1913.
between the hours Of and I O'Clock p.
m. Tor the election Of managers to serve
during the ensuing year
JOS. LAWSON Secretary.
Wheeling. W. Va. December 30. I9i..
I-gU-a
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POULTRY.


FHEE samples lfaffa laurtufeati Eoup
100" Fui Poultry Eout 81 g. g. Hraun-
. l'h a 'n.- Hunfl 900 WI,elIur Poultry
Show. january .uI.fft.. ia 81
sHEPrARD's FAMOUS ArcoHAs. rtrsf
20 NnfiIa srruflaf Slows f.ratfasf
esq fs.Hr ESQ aNtrale. cecil -;fep-
rH.I. ErfrH. Uhin. la-r-4of'
ALEXANDER strain. single comb. brown
I.'lHnru rnrl'rs.a Exhibition stock
o. ffIn-r fn season. rafaluEur % a
pr. Ni'.'I'i. h''IIn-. d-1'-f. iI-a0
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Metzgar Funeral

. Funeral services over the remains of
MIs. Alce VI. Metzger. wife OF Frank
Metzger. who died Saturday morning
Al tht nome OF her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. charles T.. West. 90 Twenty-seconJ
street atter "a six months illness OF
pneumonia. will Ice celebrated wiz r.
Gulem high mass at st Joseph's "a
th.dfal tomorrow morning. at = o'clock
lnterment Will be made at Mt. Calvary
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Stockholders Meeting.
sroCKHoLpEns MCrrIuo

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers OF the National Exchange Bank Of
at the office of the bank. Tuesday, Jam
uary IL. 1913, between the hours OF ten
ana twelve O'Clock. a. m. for the election
OF nine directors and the transaction
or such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
c. W. JEFFERS.
Cashier
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Burial Tomorrow.

ihr funeral az the late William Schuh
VIII be held from the family home an
front street. this afternoon at . o'clock
rev. Irlckenherger. OF bridgeport. will
1nlclate- lnterment will be made al
lance lodge. y. - L. NJ, Will rc, =,
pail bearers NJ ~
Inc deceased was well known tin-
illness Of pneumonia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

Ihtre VII De a st0CkhOlders meeting
- the Bank OF Warwood on January \,
1913 at 90 y m TO be held in it,,
banking rooms. for the purpose OF
election of directors. and any other
business that might property come he
fore the meeting.
q. IL EBERTS. Cashier.
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Notice ID Applicatton for Franchise.

Notice - hereby given that Wheeling
Electric company has upon the Goth day
81 NoVcmbei. a d. 1912. made appli-
cation 20 The Hoard OF Commissioners
cf the County OF Ohio cor the right to
ITSELF. Its successors and assigns. To ac-
quire, construct. maintain and operate
IN. above. along. upon. over and under
the river road from the northern corp
grafton line OF the City Of Wheeling
West Virginia. 90 the southern line u
Brooke county. lines for the distribution
90 electric energy. either By means u
overhead or underground conductors
win all the necessary desirable aplfur-
tenuuces. for the purpose OF supplying
elcstriE energy to the residents ana
public aud privatc corporations along
saiI road and beyond the limits thereof
lor light. heat. power and other pur-
poses for which electricity - now Jr
may hereafter be used. said grant 10 be
Tor period Of fifty years from and
after the date OF the final passage Of
satd ordinance. There was upon the
said goth day ~ November. 4 u 1912
MED with the CLERK % the said The
Board % Commissioner ct the County
OF ohio. "a copy ~ the proposed ordIn-
Hure Tor The Turpos. 81 granting the
above mentioned night. reference 10
which ordinance for further Information
D.. hereby made
WHEELING Electric COMPANY
BY JOHN ~. GARDEN.
Nhc.linE W Va. Nov 90. 1919. 3ot
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

xoH SALE OF rRAnE-A good seven
room house and two lots. with wells
barn, shaded lawn. ard other Improve
ments. VIII sell cheap. or trade for a
small farm. Address Charles NJ Miller
Cameron. ". Va ,s-22-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Manufacturer, Jonpers. Yer
Sns1ts ana Other Wholesale Dealers.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control of the State
OF West virginia will receive bids daily
al ITS ofrice at Charleston wast Vir-
GINA. for furnishing supplies for the
several state Institutions, the financial
management OF which is vested in said
Board. Contracts will be awarded to the
lowest bidders. quality considered. and
ether things being equal. West Virginia
dealers Will be given preference.
Lists of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
as-f-tf Charleston. West virginia
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BertSChv
tONGHNI DIRECTOR AND
ARTEklAL gMBAIMER.
1i22 ana tt2f Main Street
Calls AnsW cred Da, or Night
Store Phones 686
VIC L. b"rtechy. Bell Phone 1882 n
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone i22sY
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WANTED@Male Helm.

Ad writer with metropolitan train
Ing will handle advertisins 80
UNITED number OF reliable concern
IN or out OF Wheeling. Terms rea-
sonable. Write "Adman" care In
teiligencer.
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rWt yuu fi,s th4t horse thief 20
ch"nc" to say anything bcfor. YOU
kucucd aim""
Nc. replied irou,1 Fob "ffra "a
ir"ifN Glib tdker. aul We Thought 20
ho~' uof to lake amy chances There's
no t"ilin What e siltcrtunecd orator
NAY E"i away With these days "..
Wa hington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

funsrss Directors aud nmhalmsru
Tsisphones 207 nn-a das snd y 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
The Wheeling Realty Go.

Third Floor, Sehmulbaeh Buildino.
Nail OF. Bell t593R.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

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HEIEs wanted Hf once. $4,000 estate.
fffA.uE claimants. You WAY hn ono.
IHrte 'r BOOKLET send efHrru fnfrrua-
'"'fi 'iAiW N4turN goo IfffehrrEn. "a.
HI.h.~. fr.fs.-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06

WANIID-TO secure a CODY of the
Jtufn% OF the session OF the Wheel
JIG cenNention. which convened Febru-
aIy ". 1853; This journal Was printed
snu b"und ~ -snpbell and DertnOtt
Na-' ahy owner OF a cupy OF the
journal viii perform public servtcs
% communicating with tho IntsIlt-
gencer, or with Hon NirEiI Irvi1
s'ste ArehiVeist Charleston W. va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS

fOG sALE-GrOC stock live TOW n
doing ffteen thousand annually. Trf.e
i"1Iteen hundred. or will invoice Also
o. y 'sh' -
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
PERSONAL

TEE SEWERS 1S,rS-Sc>I S'-,c-. -
hoard- 81 Maln 81 faaa-I R.lI
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FOR SALE-A good farm Of - -
near Warnock, q. Fine rich land. ex.
SeIeht Tor grass. J. W. Barrett. Wa
-, mo. d-27-u
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FOR SALE

~ SALE-One IL h. p. gas engine ir
fEod condition. VIII sell cheap IL
lux lIh buyer- call SD. Bell phone. or
Ja-i-n
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN


or call ''N
NJ LEVY
NO 1907 Aarkst St. wheeling, ". Va
WE-collect had Bills. Buy ana s.Ii
Ihlns. Attachments carefully places
49, ehecuted We adjust claims and
HisF one ions on a com sion basis
80 ,VV tlon no psg. Tue Buckeye Asr-
80 tls Agenc5t 500 Hoard OF Trade HIds
WI ceiling. ". Va -
PATENTS seeer.d Tr.A.
n LlN - MARKS registered
Lovklet re Eifteen years practice.
-. y DUNLAP, PATENT ATToRHEL
National Exchange Rank BidG.
Woasiine. ". Va
NAHTED-To buy copy OF Chronicles
on hordcr warfare book descrip-
i've OF tic early indian wsTs In West
virginia and other portions u the ONO
valley
Also wanted 20 bdS sny copies % old
hlstofieH q virginia sud West Eirsinia
or county histories. that may 10 On 49,
mefksi Persons aaving same will az
ufess History. care inteillgencer
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os oI-House on corner FIFTEENTH
Enn.,, 's ~ streets. Very desirable.
En&oILe ~ Fifteenth street au-27-tf
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Second hand heater for sale
cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Wales. t
Boys and Girls-Santa Claus is
waiting for your order at Brodys.
Boys suits and overcoats. Big
reduction in price for this week at
the Ferry Dry Goods Co. Store.
See Browns grocery window for
dainties.
Truant Officer Keller, of Sand
point, was in town Wednesday or
official business.
Mrs. Duedahl, Mrs. c. H. Haiti
and Mrs. Koehler and son, all o
Porthill, were visitors in towr
Tuesday.
DR.. Bates, veterinary surgeon
will be in Bonners Ferry Saturday
of each week. Office and operat
ing headquarters at the Colder
Rule Livery barn. Emergenc,
calls answered promptly. IL 6 t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Niles Nervine. and began to improve
before had finished the first bottle
until was entirely cured"
MRS. JOSEPH SNYDER.
z62 Hudson ST.. Tinn. Ohio.
Many remedies are recommended
for diseases of the nervous system
that fail to produce results because
they do not reach the seat of the
trouble. DR.. Miles Nervine has
proven its value in such cases so
many times that it is unnecessary
to make claims for it. You can
prove its merits for yourself by
getting bottle of your druggist,
who will return the price If you
receive no benefit
Mills MEDICAL 90. Githss& lsa.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
EoeaI Piek.ups
CT our AD-BRODY'S

c. OUT AD-BRODY'S
Hear the new Victor Victrolas
at the Pastime.
Toys and Holiday gifts at
Brodys.
All work guaranteed at the
blacksmith and tinshop. Bonner
Hardware Co.
See Browns Dry Goods window
for the latest fads in neckwear.
Pay your taxes at the First State
Bank. This service is free TO all.
Mrs. John Waterman returned
Monday from several weeks
visit with relatives in California.
Look over Tom Hollingers big
table full of Mems Ready-to-wear
Clothing Bargains.
Dell Cane and H. II. Halsey
killed fine big deer near the
Bruce Dunning place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Garrett re-
turned home Wednesday from
their honeymoon trip to Spokane
and to coast points.
For Sale-One singleton buggy
and one new spring Portland
cutter. Inquire at First State
Bank. Dec. 10
Miss Dawson returned to Spo-
kane Tuesday after having spent
the Thanksgiving holidays here
with her cousin, Mrs. Mathiesen
and her aunt, Mrs. Ulrick.
Come in and look over our holt
day line while the stock is com
plete. The largest in town. ST.
mona drug OtOIe,
]. P. Varcoe, rancher of the
Curley Greek district was in towr
Wednesday. Mr.. Varcoe proudly
relates of being the first socialist
in this vicinity and having circu
lated the first copies of the Appca
to Reason in Boomers Ferry som,
nine years ago.
Last week Boomers Ferry peopl,
puzzled over the mystifying pos
cards sent over the vicinity Will
the inscription in red letters H
S. c." There were hundreds o
guesses make but none correct
The letters stood for Holida,
Stock Complete and were al
advertisement from Howe's Jewelry
store.
For Sale-Team of work horses
Will trade for cattle. POLAND
China boar ready for service. AL
so small pigs for sale. Inquire o
John A. Peterson, Boomers Ferry
Nov. 2l-Dec. l2c
You can buy at the City Mea
Market S pound pail of lard TO
rs cents and good bacon at q
cents. We also carry Stanton
Chinook, Swifts Premium anG
Armours Star bacons.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

was belfast with
nervous prostrs-
ton. / had sink
ing spells. a cold.
clammy feeling.
could not stand
tn slightest
noise. At times
/ would almost
ny TO pieces
stomach ry
weak. Ny hus-
hand insisted on
my taking DIR.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
COPELAND.

&c
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greisinger
of Wilson Greek Wash. arrived in
town Thursday to spend the winter
with the parents of the latter.
Ed. Maxwell was in Boomers
Ferry this week.
Mrs. Day, mother of Mrs, F.
McAnelly, has returned to Cope
land after several months visit with
relatives in Washington.
Postmaster Maui spent a portion
of this week on a hunting trip.
Fred Reiken and Miss Orabelle
Bailey returned Tuesday from
visit to Colburn.
Mrs. Fred Saddler of Passport is
visiting her mother, Mrs. George
Miller.
Mondas Anderson and Joe Arm
old left Tuesday for Boomers Ferry
from which point they will leave
on hunting trip.
Miss Orabelle Bailey left Tues
day for Boomers Ferry.
Frank Chaplin who was suddenly
seized with gastritis and for time
was critically ill, is somewhat i'm
proved.
The intermediate grades began
school Tuesday after a week 5
vacation.
Al Warner and family are occu-
plying the residence of John Guthrie
while the latter is staying in his
tie-camp.
Four stalwart Indians camped
near the Gudbauer ranch are jerk
ing venison" this week having
seventeen to their credit.
Oscar Krause returned Tuesday
from a weeks stay in Standpoint
and Boomers Ferry.
Melvin Dehlbom and Vete Gud-
bauer have taken pole contract in
the vicinity of the Gutbaur ranch.
Miss Alice McAnelly visited
Tuesday with Miss Annabelle
| Edwards.
Matt Guthrie, after a three
months absence in the neighbor-
hood of Porthill has returned to
Copeland where he will occupy his
time on his ranch.
Herbert Dehlbom killed and
and brought in a fine yearling deer
Sunday.
The grammar grade is busy re-
hearsing the program for the 10Th
of this month.
B. G.. Chapen returned Tuesday
from Boomers Ferry.
| c. A. Lafferty of Porthill was at
Snyder last week. He stopped at
Copeland upon his return for a
visit with d. H. Chisholm.
Donald Chisholm was in Porthill
last Saturday.
| A pleasing number on the Sun
day afternoon program was a duet
| by Mrs. McAnelly and Fred Cries
niger. Mr.. Griesinger has a rich
tenor voice which goes straight to
the hearts Of the listeners. Frank
Maxwell sang a solo, Swan Lund
gren gave couple of violin selec-
tons. 1t is the intention in the
near future to purchase glee books
for chorus singing,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05
A Nervous Woman Finds
Relief From Suffering.

Women who suffer from extreme
nervousness. often endure much
suffering before finding any relief.
Mrs. Joseph Snyder. of Tifin, o.,
had such an experience, regarding
which she says;
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

A swell line of handkerchiefs,
neckwear, gloves, hair ornaments,
hand bags, art goods, etc., will be
found at the store of the Ferry Dry
Goods Co.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Northrups have their usual
Xmas line now on display. Pay
us visit while on your regular
shopping trip. The cheapest place
in town to buy corsets. Ito.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

No Xmas present is more sppre-
ciated by the receiver than one of
silverware, cutglass or jewelry.
Our stock is larger than ever.
Howe's Jewelry Store.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-12-05

Our line of Christmas gifts this
year is the most extensive ever dis
played in Northern Idaho. This
store is Santa Claus headquarters.
Simond's Drug Store.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1913-02-01
Culled Fresh From the Farm
FOR LARGE PROFITS PER ACRE
WHY NOT TRY NUT GROWING?
Any One Can Have an Income From
Orchards IL Willing to Give
Thought to the Matter.

In a circular issued by the Northern
Nut Growers association on why
Nut Culture Is Important" DR.. Robert
T. Morris, president of the association,
SAYS: There are few acres of tillable
land In the United States that will not
yield 500 worth of nuts to the acre
per year with less care than would be
required for almost any other crop.
Special acres under special cultivation
and with special kinds of nuts are at
present yielding In the neighborhood
of a thousand dollars profit per year.
At present the demand Is so far In ad-
vance of the supply that we import
many millions of dollars worth Of nuts
annually.
1T will be a great many years be
fore overproduction will interfere with
profits.
almost any one can have an income
Of a few thousand dollars a year from
nut orchards If he really cares to bring
his initiative to bear upon the subject.
There is nc more promising work
for the horticulturist than crossing
nlChoEltS Will NdiuuNS dho VIII tdNh
other. The hickories are to furnish a
substantial part of the food supply of
the world in the years to come.
The stately pecan, the sturdy shay
bark. can be made to replace south and
north the millions of useless poplars,
willows and other punches Of leaves
which please the eye, but render no
valuable annual or final returns. The
chief reason why this has not been
done is because people have not
thought about it.
THE time has come to realize that
nut growing Is to be one Of the great
industries Of the future and an i'm
portant source of human food. An In
dication of this is the increase In i'm
portations of nuts and nut products,
which in the face Of large increase In
domestic production amounts to mil
lions every year. During the first elev-
en- months of 1909 the importations of
nuts and nut products were valued at
$9,745.611, during the same period In
1910 81, 900, 1858 and In 1911 $13,717.-
104. We ought really to be exporting
nuts"