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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
N EXCITING TERM.

TVHAr woodrow wilson has drawn
the most exciting and most i'm.
portant term as president since
Abraham Lincoln 10 now certain. II
there ever was a time since the Civil
ear and thc rcconrtrucsion period ina.
mediately foilowlne. when It was alb
nolutely indispensable to have In the
White House a president who would
not rock the boat. that time has been
during the past year and more.
woodrow wilson has been mea-
cured by the most severe tests and
has not been found wanting. Con-
frontcd time and again with problems
o. colossal importance. the president
has faced them braveiy. patiently
and at the same time aggressiyely and
encrgetically.
u history the result OF a score OF
years Of close study and application.
a master Of the English language. the
president has been the chosen lnstru-
ment through which the destlnies Of
the United stateu have been guided
safely through a period OF far reach
ing importance.
The secret OF the presidents sue
cess Is that he has followed the die
taaes OF his conscience; has acted IN
the right. regardless OF pressure
brought 20 bear upon him through
countless. subtle channels. Putting
IN the background all thoughts OF a
second term Of office. he has devoted
his mind and heart and ali his physi-
cal strength TO the task before him
that Of rendering service to the peo-
pie. 10 the nation.
Having skilfuily manipulated the
diplomatic moves following the sink
ing 81 the Lusitania by the Germans.
with the result that the United states
maintained peace with dignity, the
president - no~ called on 10 decid'
the question as 10 whether or not the
summarizing os the liner Arabic Is q
be interpreted as a friendly or a.
u~nfriendly act Reduced 10 is final
anaisuis and stripped OF si non-es-
sentIals, the president VIII study th'
question and reach 8 decision. And
the American people have faith that
the decision will be a correct me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

who grow II guaranteed never 10
grow any other. blossoms. rose
colOred an over the abdomen and
chest. Fruit. cherry red deepening
10 black, an through the intestines.
No difficulty in %dispOging Of any sur.
plus TO your n%cighbOrs; a splendid
market variety for both city and
country trade. Strong woll.rOOted
specimens, carefully selected from
eve mouths and privy vaults
now ready for delivery, r. 0 F.
Gree on Food Special million
rates. This So M OF cur best
sellers.
No. 23ii. B1ciH@ Shigdc Acro-
genes COpsHiGtuS. iWCbG coli. These
interesting gchizomycotcs were long
recognized only when IN bloom. and
then given q variety Of popular and
vulgar nAmOs such as Summer Didr-
rhrd, summer sickness, DVscHfcrH,
Cholera IHfGHtHHi, Cholera M0rbVS,
etc. The seeds which We furnish
are from pri2e,wlnuing strains,
guaranteed 10 produce specimens NJ
90 enter In competition anywhere.
Very attractive group OF quick
Towering, tender ANNALS. especially
adapted for cnildron's gardens.
Colors black and white, closely re-
sembling Grape and satin-with
plumos on the hearse. Wonderfully
FREQ boomers, very attractive. every
child ready % take them; children
cry for them, but seldom after.
Crop for 1909. 10000 dead babies.
yRInO i@Q.000sQ0o ~ guaranteed w
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

MO longer can We dismiss the fly
with a C0niemptuous Shoe
lie o. au Influence 40 be- rock-
Oncd with. Black as he & painted. we
must conCclc him certain virtues.
From "a worldly point oi view, he is
a hustler from way hack perpet-
ualiy ON the job aud always delivers
the goods.
From bon Uuworldly point Of view.
no is a yrritable means OF grace,
separating tine sheep from the goats,
the elect from the non-elrct, dcvel-
oping in iho former all the Chris
tian virtues. including patience UNI
der aiilictiUp, an carly death and a
glorious Immortality. Among tho
nOn-elcct uc produces profanity,
puRnacity and q long life of opon
rebellion against the dccrcn5 Of All
Wisdom, Thus making their damna.
tion doubiy sure.
lie e. the best travelling salesman
known t0 humanity; carries a grip
on each OF his six legs and a trunk on
his head. His line Of samples ts tho
most extensive and tho longest known,
and will last YOU, not merely from
this year 80 next, but from time to
eternity.
Here are q few OF the leading
6pecialties that he handles.
No. 80 BdcfiIH8 tVph OSus
(Eborth). Hardy perennial, seldom
known % winterkill cfen IN Alaska.
heavy crop. produces 3 1000 deaths
annually IN the United States alone,
value slo0Q00.0lA one-hith " all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
RstROCgt Essays
6 MCgORGEF FITCH - s
DARKNESS

NARkNESs 'i5 afr,rdftion
which occurs wleI the sun
goes on dirty az night.
10 a. Very thics and black and ig
distinguished for it1 cu.irc absence
OF light AZ a thousand rf are miles
Of darkness could b. ruB through q
cidor pross o. vugl' not yield
enough liFhi ~tosfaiialy O." engaged
couple n O Lonely parior.
Darknc i5 fory unL ulIr. he
cause a. comrols man - spend
large sums of money inr .Iud-madc
light which IS "a very inferior article
aud rs always Coiug OF at q critical
point III tio entertainment. giving
some elfeup nm Opportunity 70 yell
prov NCYcrthelcsa. darkness Is
very useful and Oltcn fll a man full
OF profound and surging grateful.
ness. No man who has heard an
umpire call The game in the eighth
inning with the homo team ahead by
an oyCla-h cen gpcalt iu anything
but the highest iermg OF darkness
Darkness is also a boon 10 tho
man who has bought hif first Palm
Beach suit. Many a Wan has worn
" ~ tho-o suit around the block
a, night Tor % vcHk before Doc has had
the courage to calculate himself into
the brsy city lie fac an his spotless
radiance.
Darkness has saved moT farmers
wives than medicine ovor did.
Farmers wives have to stop work
shortly after dark. because Of the
high price OF kerosene
" there was no darkness the rest
dents OF Nov York city would have
20 live by d%avliFr, ana vast mum
hcrs of them would expire of oanui
and other contagious diseases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
LABOR DAY is SET
ASIDE AS A HOLIDAY

The following Labor dag procIaina-
tion has been Issued by Governor Me
Donald:
Labor in ono form or another Is he
force that moves all the AFFAIR OF
man. The real lahorcr Is the prime
fnctor OF our civilization. By labor
r. produced all that sastalns the life
OF the nations. II tills the soil. main
tains our industries and makes trans
portation convenient and effective.
II Is but fair and just that we set
aside one day on which we may eN-
alt and magnify the Importance Of
the foundation In production Of all
thinga that f%ructify aud expand the
carth's usefulness to man.
Now ,dercfore. In accordance Win
! the lg~ 81 our land and tho custom
! 81 our people. l. william C., Mcdonald,
governor ~ the state Of New McXico,
do hereby proclaim;
Monday. the Gth dny.oC september
1915. A. Labor Day. and heartily re
/ omme1d that Il be observed by an tn
people ~ New Mexico as q legal ho'.
iday; that the state offices he closed
and the ordinhry business OF the day
be suspended. IN order that al may
do honor TO the great body NJ oui
people who labor In tho fields. tho
factories. the forests. the mines. 10
] the shops and on the railroads, and in
all the varied Industries az the state.
Done at the executive office this ~
18th day Of August, 1915.
Witness my hand and the great seal
OF the state Of New Mexico.
WILLIAM c. MCDONALD
Attested:
ANTONIO LtCERO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
DIGGING ron KNOWLEDGE

TSHIs Il the open season for the
giving Of ADVICE 70 freshmen
and college students In general.
Many thousands Of young men aud
women are entering. higher cduca-
tlouai institutions this ear FOR the
first time. Some % them are matri-
culating with a view to serious study;
other perhaps have a general notion
OF getting by" There Is one little
word which suggests a rule FOR sue
cess in college life. That word Is
dig" II a student will sct down and
dig. systematically and persistently'
he will find himself well up in his
classes n on the fair road to sue
cess In after life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
I Il

TNOR the first time since he found
r ins OF the University Of New
= Mexico. Greek letter fraternities
have made their appearance In the
institution. II may be saia that the
introduction Of frsterniiics OF a ma
tionsl standing and prestige will
prove TO be a distinctly valuable as-
sos. other things being equal. boys
and young men prefer 10 attend a
college or university where they w.ll
have an opportunity 20 make" a
good fraternity.
Nov that Greek letter societies are
20 be a part Of college life At the Uni-
versiiy Of New Mexico. Il rs 60 be
hoped tina the fraternity men will
realize that jealousy among fraterni-
ties and Individual members Of va
rious fraternities has proved a serious
barrier TO their popularity ~ several
Institutions of higher education IN va
iious sections Of the Unitcd States
- al means there should be "
spirit or friendly rivalry between ira
ternitles But the rivalry should not
be carried 20 "A point vince Il emersea
into shades OF bitterness. And irs-
ternity men. regardless of then
Greek afmiation. should De iriends
on and Off the campus. FRATERNITY
men should pun together for the beet
interests OF a university, having as is
well known. power 10 either make or
break athletics and other college actl-
yities.
II has bocn said that "A fraternity Is
a fine thing for a fraternity man.
but just the opposite for "a non-frs
ternity man. Therefore, fraternity
men Al the varsity should be- consid-
crate of the rights Of those who DO
not belong to fraternities, either be-
caus they were not invited 10 Join,
or for other personal reasons. some
Of Inc finest men In evoy college
are non-frat men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
[W7PEOPLE'Sh N
4 /. ,]EE,RISsl ENDkN
Keep Exits Clear
by Err.

$500
Q. Arc there state i1us rrqHir.
ing theatres and other places Of
an pscmcni 10 Keep the Crifs and
uisfcs open and cicdrf n SO, arc
such lGiCs gOOdf
4. There are such laws In some
states. They have been held valid.
The sunday Labor Law
O. Is a idw constitutional which
for5ids the performance ~ tabor or
ne transaction Of business on
EnHddUP
&. n tho law prohibits labor and
business generally. with the cXrcp-
ton Of w',r'.s Of necessity OF charity,
Il viii bs constitutional II q
operates u,cr a particular class or
bu IucEs. u ga generally hold 20 be-
constitutional ~ an persons within
such class Or business are affected
equally.
Diseased livestock
O. Please I'm me What right q
state hes 10 Or,isr ne 6iJughtrr Of
diseased iircsio'k. Wh,fC docs %
gr' as a%ufhOriipl
s.. Tho state may exercise such
rirht under is general police powers.
Which Ones Have Yuu Bccn In?
q. n frequently happ,Hs mat ar
Iciig or1 iD.tpDs arc UtSruiiurU
CouiIu't % cj'y Do yurl anil WHd' 10
pan damages WhcrC Su,h conditions
yrstdU'
A.. Tho maintenance ~ jails or
prisons is what rs called "a public or
governmental duty and many courts
hpvo hold that a city O. nat liable
In DAMAGES for u%nsInitary Cundi.
lions. In some states, however.
there have boon decisions Of q con-
trary nature.
\ False Statement
Q. ~ % mgkfg 70 false statement
tH dHV dpplicrfi ON f1r 0H Insurance
pOifcH Uhlf iruU BE- me- Irg1i ,fCCf'
A. II viii be a ground for tho
avoidance of the contract un the part
Of the Insurance company, In the
statement was made wilfully and
knowingly and was Of a material
character.
Laying Pipes On Private Property
O. when q corporation has boon
formed and has bD'H Olr'H ~ fr1H'
ChiSC permitting TIE l1lHng Of pipes
"a transport oil. pas or WItfr, d0cS
n han, ne right ~ condemn priudic
prOpcrfUP
4 The legislature has tho right
60 give the corporation such power.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
HAS MEN.

~ EsPITE the heavy losses which
the Germans ~ sustained In
IL driving tho Russians out Of
Poland, Il Is apparent that the supply
of officer and men along the battle
'front.' ana In reserve. rs sufficient 20
meet almost any emergency. WIN
usnai foresight Germany had w the
beginning OF the war enough Officers
90 command her armies, as well 40
,he units since formed. OFFICERS and
men are well equipped and are fight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Why Her

She wore the modern nlmy earb
That ope can see clear through.
Never before did Greek or barb
Observe 90 clear a view.
But she grew hagEard. day by day
She did not sleep at night.
She was not blithesome. was not gay,
Her eyes had lost their light.
When questioned, what do you cup
pose
That giddy grille said7
81 cannot stand the heavy clothes
Folkr always wear 20 bed"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
A Sanitary Matter

NJ. Aihnba7;a Kennedy, OF Cans"
Point H.. write % know II Il Is nd.
visahlc since her children clamor
TO- q pup to have inliy dual NUT.
toto for her eight Riddles
Thii would undoubtedly be tho
mes harveywilcy thing you could
do Mrs X But we should not ad.
yIro your rctting 81 Demands. You
would also lud great Danes some.
thing Of @ nstfui inside Of a year or
two You hat better stick 20 tho
runahout modols Of dog and not at
tcnrt 70 maintain those big touring
llmoualnc varieties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
state OF ohio. cily OF rofcdo.

Lucas tounty-s-.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the Arm of y.
j. Cheney a Co., doing business In the
City OF TOlcde, County and state
aforesaid. and hat said firm viii pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence. this 9th day Of De-
cember, s, u. 1855.
(seal) \. W GLEi ON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken in
iernaliy and acts directly upon the
olood and mucous surfaces Of tho
system. Send for testimonials, free.
r. J.. CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. q.
sold by add Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Musicaily Speaking
latter Walt Whitmnn)

He had a bic mustache-the kind
Into which one pours a c~uppacawfec
AND drinks Il on the way 20 the
Depot
Also nc had thcavcn pity him) q
Harcllr and a loose tooth.
Likewise the asthma.
And in grocn-corn time, when that
man
Cut out the mufler and began
Triplo-tonguing a make obliGato on
m
E-hat roasting ear
All. my friends.
Ind again
An,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
For service Rendered

@ ! nm ono Of me Officers % a
corporation. one Of TIE other officers
Is q idWV,r Nc had occasion 20 per
form some lcg0i services for hs
company and hc nor presents his
btI. The rcsi OF me officers and a
pHmhCr Of the directors think Nc
shoUM hare WGdc no charge. Can
D. enforce hts ciaimP
A. II hts services were such IA
are ordinarily aud properly per
formed by a lawyer and there waG
no agreement or understanding that
he was To furnish them free NJ charga
be may recover reasonable com
ponsatiou.
Tho Use or Gas
.. Pie1Sc infOrm me- iShcfhcr a
corporation furnishing natural 01S
70 q patron. t0 Dc used bV the latter
f1y fgcl. uiH Dc table for C1tclcss
ness c1gsiUg irluIY 10 ne cuSt0iGcr'
\. The company is bound 10 oh.
torvc such care. skin and diligence
ns g. called for by the dangerous
character NJ the husinoss. n failure
TO exercise such care results IN IN.
jury, tho company will be liable.
Norkmen's Compensation Laws
q no IN me states ~ the linton
hdyr wDrkmcH's compensation GctSi
4. NJ
\ Tcncher's Contract
o Does 70 school board hare me
ri0ht 10 discharge % teacher. bcf0rr
NJ, Cpd Of the SUhOOi near. mcycfg
brcuUSC SOWc.of ne WSmbcrs Of M
JOdri WHu not lkc His particular
trICh,rP
4. Contracts arc sometimes made
between school boards and the
teachers whom they employ. giving
the right t0 dismiss M will or when.
cycr the service is unsatisfactory.
Some courts have held that these
agreements will stand. unless the
right conferred is exercised In bad
faith. Courts I'm other states have
declared that such contracts are void
81 against public policy. In still
another class Of cases. there can bo
no dismissal without giving tho
teacher the right 10 be- heard.
Care or City Streets
O. Is q cifV required 10 Keep n,
streets and sidcwGUss IN u safe con
ditiOHP
A.. The city must use reasonable
care 20 keep its walks and streets
en- a reasonably safe condition for
public travel by those who observe
ordinary care for their " safety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Naval Strategy

What though enemies invade
on Our thriving marie Of trade
ana lombard as from some armorod.
awml-drcam bOat2
Wen invite thcm for 2 ride
On somC inland-occan tide
L. q EoscrnmCnt-lnspectCd death.
trap steamboat,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

No Ermyntrudc. We should not
recommend your giving your city
cousin {; plush albsm for a birthday
Fift Plush albums COR plushi alba,
A. we say In LATIN are not tho
popular indoor sport they used 90 be.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Well II You Insist

"Tind oIt at once whether the
prisoner waa sentenced 10 clcctrocu-
ton or acquitted
In other words" said tho face.
iiouf reporter. "hnd whether he s.
10 bc charged or discharged. ch?'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

Handmade lighr IS nlicdys going Oh
az n critical point in the
entertainment
late is size II has also enabled en-
terprising captains of industry 10
put olectri" signs ON top Of the
Palisades and 10 say things to
5000, 600 people "a ono time.
Moreover. darkness rs a soft. thick
veil which hides O million |billboards
from the suffering public. For this
reason alnne We should be- very
grateful 10 darkness aud encourage
II by every means IN our power,
even 10 refusing 10 pay gas bills
when they nro too high.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

Darkness has enabled Astronomers
TO take long refreshing sluiut5 at
tho universe and by means OF the
stars 20 weigh the earth and calcu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Al The chautnuqua

wasn't that n funny piece the
GuGrtcl sang before the lecturer"
"Yes Il was quite prcludicrous."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

There's nothing else our goat that
gets
Lie these here ncw.stylc pantalct-
tCg'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21

We asked the young lady across
the way what she thought Of our
policy Of exporting munitions Of war
and she said She supposed II was all
right n we couldn't manufacture all
We needed IN ouT Own countrH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-08-21
Some Pepectly Normal Phenomena

wheimIng invasion OF pneumococci-
or cold miCrobos-which have
gained a foothold there. These mi.
crohos tho victim picked up at
church, Lot us say. From some ex-
plosive friend. Some one who spat-
tered in conversation or sneezed
without compulsion or coughed with
out a handkerchief.
Does tho chill cause the pneu.
monia or the "cold"7 No, tie "coId"
bugs cause the chill. Whenever n
human being experiences a genuine
chattering chill. followed promptly
BY a spectacular rise OF temperature,
you may be positive there are some
dangerous germs lurking somewhere
about his person. And these germs,
c%uriously enough, do business re-
.gnrdiess OF tho weather. though. as
the statistics always show. they
much prefer moderate, comfortable
weather when Il is very difncult for
even the oldest inhabitant TO say
just how the involuntary host took
his chill.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
AuuctNutAF hihstuN Not hcFeNlitS1g
Can a person inherit q tendency
10 tubcrcaldr glands In the aeckf
Ansncr-Chiidren Of tubercular
parents would he very likely TO be.
come infected in infancy, but the
disease itself IS not inherited.
u. r. tCrifes. My doctor reports
that he has found iHdioGn ~ M
urine, and that u PROBES I cot too
much meat. what does iRdican
mean, and must 7 shoe OF from the
fcshpotsf
Anstocr-Indican Is a %by-product
OF putrefactive changes occurring IN
protein material (chiohy animal
pr9tein pr neat IN the alimcntary
canal. due TO the action of bacteria
OF the colon bacillus type. IL may
appear In the urine at times IN per
sons who ar9 not complaining Of
any trouble whatever. but your doc
tors prOnunciamcnto Is Just what
the best clinicians In the country
would say.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-18
The Cattle Advance.


There is not the strong killer OPP
position to advancing prices for cattle
on the hoof that might have been ex-
pected after months Of dominance OF
trade by them.
Rise in values for cattle. which
started in few weeks ago, was
looked upon as inevitable, once tho
bulIish situation got under full steam.
That it will afford the slaughterers
profit aplenty would seem logical, as
well as letting out the feeder who held
on to his cattle during the period OF
price depression.
One of the smaller independent kill
ers in Chicago probably the smallest
house. in fact, is said to have 100000
pounds of smoked and pressed meats
on hand, bought at cheap prices.
There's a big profit for this stun Tor
this particular house right now and
likely to be even more later on.
Just how much Of the same class OF
beef the big fellows have on hand is
problematical but, doubtless, multiply :
ing half a million by tens and twenties
would afford an answer somewhere
within striking distance Of the amount
Of stuff in their hands on which ad-
yancing prices will mean great pront.
The consumer is prospective Of fac
ing more or less distressing situation
for months ahead. The fellows who
usually predict generous summer sup
plies of beef from the corn belt or
range fail to answer aye to the roll
call.-Farmers' and Drovers' Journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-05-18

Chicago, May 1S.-More liberal re-
ceipts than looked for put hog prices
today on the down grade.
Average price is still fully 30 cents
above previous Monday, when the
range Of prices was considerably wider,
the top and average that day being %
cents apart, against a spread OF about
IA cents today between the top and
average. Quality was good and aver
age weight heavier than week ago.
Cattle.
Cattle offerings appeared not to be
too numerous.
Cool weather had effect In checking
big fills, which have been conspicuous
factors in recent weeks and this. pos
sibly, was one reason tor sellers ability
to start fairly early movement of the
crop over the scales.
Kentucky advices are that the dis
tillery crop below the Ohio river has
been reduced to small proportions. Not
as many were fed there this year as
money was scarce last fall, and whisky
making has been reduced. Canada has
about 5000 stillers to ran during June
and the Indiana and Illinois output
will be 80 to 80 per cent short owing
to foot and mouth disease. This ought
to mean a broad demand for weighty
steers during the season when Stop
pers" usually run.
No South American meats have
reached New York Cor two weeks IN
succession, but about $4,000 quarters
of beef are en- route, attic some of this
may be shipped across the Atlantic.
Sheep.
Sellers had to do most OF the work
in disposing Of sheep and lambs.
In the free area best shorn native
ewes sold at 1915 and some other good
ones sold down to $3.50, while culls
were taken below $500. Some shorn
bucks made 1915 and fairly good
class sold around $3.50. Odd shorn
wethers cleared at IS. Some good
wooded bucks made 1928 in the ex-
posed division load Of choice shorn
western yearlings ewes and yearling
wethers cleared at S.S5. against ss.75
late last week. and the aged ewes and
wethers out OF this consignment also
sold 10 cents lower at S7.65. Wooded
native ewes were practically lacking.
but buyers had no complaint to make,
as they were most urgent seekers OF
the shorn stock.