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Logan g. Bryan's Closing Stock Letter

IrlNalc W ne Ia y. l.. hiLSt"n " 20.
NEW GDtI\. b"l. !.---l.iQuIu;tl ION oI.-
curr"d in AN overwhelming Nolun" and
We're 1t NOT for som" support rendered,
tn" market would have been much NOR
drln"rnIi"cd than il had. Tho submarine
question mas h"r"mc tho principal issue.
Until II is definitely determined Just
what lat" occurrence" mean and what
steps Washington is likely tn iaAr in
order t. Earppl" with the :Ituaitum and
uni II something definite l. "hiuIna BIC
rs !" tn" recent Reports OF peace pTnpo-
sails on III" part "i l;"rlin cNlrrnl,. n,r-
Nou$mcSS Will probably prevail IN the
stock market. Money shows Il diSr0";-
tiOn 10 harden. We continue To h"licve
that WiSd"a dictates contraction ~ lon5
lines especially i'll induStrialS.
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HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by z. Brnunltch & Co.
Hay, Grain 81 Farming Implements,
1912 Market Street
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. oct ?.--Iiutt"" unsettled;
creamery. higher than extras, 80 !. W3oc;
creamery. extras. CO.. Scnr"i Boo; llrsts
54Si34i.c: seconds 81 Z n 33 &C.
Eggs. irregular: fresh E;tl hrrcd extra
fine 30 a 40r; extra firStS. 3fm%Sc: firSts
RI a SEC; seconds 81 n 33c: nearby hen
merry whites fine to fancy $40 1Gc; near
by browns irfI 45c.
Chrcsc. quiet; receipts 2,2li; state
fresh. specials. 2lGr@l lac; do average
fancy. 2uAc.
Live poultry uncertain. no prices set
tied: dressed quiet. chickens. 10 G3Oc;
fowls lSm23I.c; turkeys. ia 35c.
Flour easy.
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WHEAT VALUES
BROKE SHARPLY
Due to Destruction of vessels and Can
ceiling Of Sautngs-MtrSet
1,ater Uncovered PATTY.

CHICAGO. Oct. 9.--Wheat values
broke severely to-day ~, c"niS paSnei'
al,orethcr on account q: wholesale de-
struction OF vessels and because OF the
fact that sailings were being cancellra
on q large scale. SharpHnsd export de-
nand however. rallied the market" men
closed firm at Inc to nc net G"Chne.
With Dccemoet az $l;55'+ m! /. MI ,i,,,v al
S1.56S4. Corn finished sc 20 - Gown.
loss OF SC to sc. Excited ruShcs |" sell
carried down wheat prices in some uses
that exnorters were actively buying on
the decline caused confidence TO some
notable extent to replace ssm!.p;tG1c 9:
Recovery in quotations was making
that British vessel owners were giving
orders 10 POSTPONE departures at such
: leading ports as Philadelphia ana baIt!.
more. Then the weakness in the wheat
market was temporarily renewed. and
the breaks were worse even than At the
opening.
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OFFICES

are now being equipped for the free
accommodation for all NinlaX users
Thousands Of letters already received
from neighbouring Towns state they
all are anxiouSly awaiting the an
nouncement Of the Physicians, whose
services cannot be had -in-any other
way except by those who are using
EinlaX.
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Vinlax Doctors CO1nin6s
Never known TO Fail

VinlaX at their own risk. While it has
relieved thousands of such troubles
and we trust that you may get the
same good results, al the same tim"
We would rather be on the safe side
and make no eXtravaEant promises.
What we do promise is that there, is
no medicine or tonic on the market
today which is superior in its in
Simultaneous invigorating and strength.
ening qualities, and furthermore none
more harmless TO delicate constllu-
ton.
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BANKING CLEAR|NC5 AGAIN IN EXCESS Of
THREE-FOUR7H5 IF 4 MILLION DOLLARS

For the second time within a week,
Whccling's banking clcarlngs, as report
ed by the Wheeling Clearing House. cN-
Ccrdcd thrcc-Quartcrs Of million dol
lars. yesterday, when they tutalcd SION
1880. This sum il an increase of $iin,-
QQi.27 over the clcariugs for the cores
pnndnG day Of last year, or gam or
Isl per cont.
The clrdrings for October TO date total
S4I"3,G70.9u. aS compared with S3,lA2.-
315.7l, thu total Tor The same period of
last OCTOBER. an increase of Sl,&Sl, 29I.Il |,
or 1879 per cent.
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Preparatory Services.

on Thursday evening. preparatory SER
vices Will be held IT the Allen Grove
Presbyterian cnurch. Rev. L. Is. Level
Iyn. pastor OF the stone church at Elm
Grove, will deliver the address. On
sunday at 800 y. m. communion SER
vices will be held.
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S1l,ioban sumner

nj the M. Olivct hall on Thursday even
ing. by the Ladies' Aid society was very
largely attended. About $ % was clnarcd
and will be used for the benefit OF the
MI NliYnt ". i. church.
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SHERRARD
DR.. FRANK MOZENA.

AT the home of Carl Smith. Sher-
rard every Thursday and Friday from
S a. II. to 6 p. IN. Appointments can
be made by calling National phone o9O
Wheeling.
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NOTICE!

During school months this Company
will sell at its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room, coupon School Ticket
Books good sor forty-siX tive-cent rides
at the rate OF S1.15 per book. These
books are good only during the month
for which issued and the person desir-
ing same must present certificate
signed by the proper school official
certifying that they are attending
school.
School books like above good on the
Pan Handle Traction Company's line
between Wheeling and Wellsburg may
be obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due to a rule of the Interstate Com
merce Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for Intrastate travel.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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Sax-2.L.erAoN Co.


PITTSBURGH. Oct. 9.---Catt,e steady
supply 9" carloads; choice $500 q $50
pri.0c $50 H.4Q.
Sheep higher: supply light: prims
wcthcrx $7.75Ti SEQ: cG!j aHG comu!o:
$50 a 500: Ian! ms $f.6U6i ln.Ij.
Veal calves $t2.5"Ti t3.mh.
Hogs s,;e$tu.-: receipts 80 dou Die decks
rr!ul. hcavi-S. $?.9im ln.ntt: nrdiuniS and
heavy yorkerS. $9.7JIt9.H5: tight workers.
$a.iH Il 90: pigs $2.roIt2.@1: r"ughS
$S.J002.2J.
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"ce+ Acouainted" Meeting.

Roy. II. {. Goif!nan. our new NJ. e
pastor has Announced Il 'Ciel-acQuaint-
ed meeting In be held next Monday
evening at The Pleasant Hill church
The members Of TN" fnur VI. T.. churches
Of This circuit are invited and the OF
fetal members particularly are urged 10
be present.
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Hav Ride and Supper.

I narIV III yUung pc0plc from EIH
Grove cnpoyed Il hay ride 10 Waymans
Inn at Bcthlchcu:. Friday evening
where q chicken and waffle supper was
served. There We're % in the party.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va, Oct 9. 'l6.
Furnished The InteIllScnccr by y. F..
Mastcn x Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir-
gina building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
t.. Brand. manager.
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~ u - L I. = -
It;hS-St2.t22 q las.

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. 9.-Wheat cash
81. 5Si,: December $l.62?sc; May $l.64 : .
Observation-Disclosures. cash. $9.6" L; De-
cember. $9.65; March. $3.50.
Alske-Pra;ne. cash, $lO.lo; December.
5000: March. 5000. .
Timothy-Prime. cash. S2.3I Il; DeceFo-
Der S2.40: March, $2.4o.
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Curb Mining Stocks
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. VA, Oct ?, 16.
rmrnishcd The lntclliGcnccr by y. f..
AInstcn & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange, National Bank of West Fir-
ginia building. Wheeling, W. va. LOUIS
l.. Erand. manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct. 8, Is.
Furnished The IntclligcnCcr 10y y. l..
NlaStcn & Co, TcmbCrs New YORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of WCst Nlr-
lima building. Whceliug. W. Va. LuulS
T.. Brand, manager
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. q 1G.
Furnished TIL" IntclliG"nccr by ~ T..
MaStcn & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank o: West Eir-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Na. Louis
T.. Brand. manager.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
LOCAL STOCKS
| Bid. | Ask. l.. 5.

WHEELING. W. Va. Oct. 2. 'lG.
Daily Quotation List or nc wheeling
Stock Exchange:
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PETROLEUM

OIL. CITY Pa. oct. 9.-Credit bal
anCrs $40: runs 1G6.606: average 71,045;
shipments 42,429; average 36.l66.
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of Einlax which have been sold, | can
COnscientiouSly say that ! have never
had Il bottle returned, neither nave |
ever had dissatisfied customer
When it is known that most any us
ease can be traced to deficiency of
one OF the fourteen organic salts
which constitute the human body, and
when It is known that this prepara-
ton contains all OF them, besides
being one of the most powerful anti
septicS and germiCides TO II mucous or
inside covering OF the body.lt can readl-
;ly bu seen why this tonic NlnlaX, has
never failed on case as yet Where II
WAS used according to directions.
FREE DIRECTIONS
AS / am here for the sole purpose
Iof giving these directions and informa-
ton free Of charge, consider that all
chances Of failure in Wheeling is
eliminated. and only good results will
accrue. However. will stale that the
largest number of testimonials which
We receive are from those people gen
orally termed by the medical PROBES
sion as Chronics. These people in
variably suffer with insufficient blood
supply, ancmic, with catarrhal a1Iec-
tions of the nose, throat. lungs or
bronchial tubes. and great many
have been relieved Of growths, rheu,
matiSm and abcesseS. While every
Physician who has tried 1t has in.
stantly recommended ii. at the same
time we are very cautious and make
no claims that it is a relief for every
thing. We
EMPHATICALLY
state that those people suffering with
tuberculosis, Bright's Disease, and
Diabetes in advanced stages take
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To Give Services Free.
AUTOMOBILE CONTEST
ASSURED
Offices Being Equipped.

The very first thing the Professor
who is introducing the Great lnterna-
tiOnal Tonic, EinlaX. at Baer'S Drug
Store, 18th and Market Streets, die
this morning was 10 appoint a com
mittee to witness the signing Of the
date Of his birth on Il sheet Of paper,
which was placed in Il large water
proof envelope and Theoretically
sealed. This was taken to the Bank
and deposited with the instructions
that it WAS to not be opened or
handled for 80 days. when it is TO be
returned TO the Committee of the
EinlaX Guessing Contest, and opened.
THE WINNER
will receive $1,000 automobile free
of charge. If two or more guess the
exact date, the prize will BIZ divided
equally. All day long crowds have
been besieging the Professor, asking
all kinds and manner Of questions. rs
it good for Catarrh? What will it do
in case of a GROWTH" one lady asked.
rs it beneficial for Rheumatism and
Uric Acid Trouble?" asked Il second.
VIII it straighten up weakened
nerves" asked third The Professor
answered them the same as he would
answer you or anyone else.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEEL. Nj. W. Va. ur, .. III.
Furnished Ii,c lnicllgrncrr By y. f..
Master N 20. members New York Stock
Exchange, NIt!Uual lank OF West Nlr.
GInla building. Wheeling. ~. Va. Louis
f.. Brand. n.amagrr.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Oct. .. Ia.
FURNISHED The lntcllIgcnccr by y. J..
Master e. 20. members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank ur West Nir-
Ginla building, Wheeling, ". Va. LOUIS
T.. brand manager.
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EMPHATiCAllY

state that those people suffering will
tuberculosis, BrightS Disease, ant
Diabetes in advanced stages take
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Total shares: 2.0S2.0OO.
EN- divi G-51.0Q.
Bonds: $4.%53,000.
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NO FAILURES.

Strange to relate" said the Pro.
fcSsor, "of all the millions Of bottles
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Total. .$4,523.67o.90 S3,142.3I - l-4S.9
Increase $l,3Sl,29j.l9
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rocks. loren High Low. Close
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-11
Duck House.

long tail feathers are left on the ducks,
the wings are picked to the first joint
and the neck half way to the head
Long pinfeathers are removed with a
dull knife, and the down sometimes is
rubbed off with the mOistened hand,
burned with alcohol or shaved with
very sharp knife. Large duck farms
usually have pickers who devote their
time entirely to the dressing of ducks
during the killing season and are very
proficient in this work
Removing Feathers by Steamine.
Ducks may be steamed and picked,
thus saving the feathers without arti-
of considerable value, their sale is
quite an important item. The wing
and tail feathers are pulled and thrown
to one side before steaming the ducks.
Six or eight ducks, which have been
stuck and hung up to bleed, are placed
On hooks in the top of steam box or
barrel which can be made alright, and
steamed until the soft feathers on the
breast come off easily. The length of
time to leave them in the box depends
on the temperature of the steam, vary
ing from one-half to two minutes.
Two sets of pickers usually pluck the
ducks; one set, called the roughers,
removing the bulk of the feathers,
while the other called the Primers, re-
moves the down and some of the
smaller feathers. A good method for
removing the down is to sp1 inkle
powdered resin over the ducks body
and dip the bird into hot water, which
melts the resin so that the down and
resin can be rubbed off easily with
the hand, leaving the body clean.
When carefully steamed the birds
rarely show any signs of scalded flesh.
In some cases the ducks are hung in
the steam box with the heads outside,
thus preventing the head from being
steamed but when the birds are
steamed as described above the heads
are not discolored.
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the poop and along the poop to the
stern. So great was his speed that
as he curved past the corner of the
cabin he slipped and fell. Nilsson was
standing at the wheel. and the cock
ney's hurting body struck his legs.
Both went down together, but Mugridge
alone arose. By some freak of pres
sures. his frail body had snapped the
strong mans leg like a pipestem.
Parsons took the wheel, and the
pursuit continued. Round and round
the decks they went. Mugridge sick
with fear, the sailors hallooing and
shouting directions to one another.
and the hunters believing encourage
ment and laughter. Mugridge went
down on the fore-hatch under three
men; he emerged from the mass.
bleeding at the mouth.
The battle was over, and Wolf Lar
and slipped it under his shoulders.
Then he was carried aft and flung
into the sea. Forty. fifty. sixty feet
of line ran out, when Wolf Larsen
cried "Belayi" Oofty-Oofty took a
turn on bitt, the rope tautened. and
the Ghost, lunging onward. jerked the
cook to the surface.
| had forgotten the existence of
Maud Brewster, and l remembered her
with start as she stepped lightly
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-11

(P'rom the United States Department of
Agricultural
The highest prices are paid for
ducks marketed early in the spring,
the price decreasing as the season ad-
vances and the supply becomes more
abundant. The demand for green"
ducks, which is the term used to de-
scribe those grown rapidly and mar
keted when only eight to twelve weeks
old, Wien they weigh about four and
one-half to six pounds, has been built
up in large cities in the East and on
the Pacific coast There is very lit
tie demand for such ducks in small
cities and towns. Many farmers mar
ket their ducks in the fall as spring
ducks at lower price per bird than
is received for green ducks in the
spring.
Ducks may be dressed by dry pick
ing, by scalding, or by steaming Their
condition is best judged by the amount
of flesh on their backs. The methods
used in dry picking poultry are also
used with ducks, although the latter
are harder to pick. The ducks are gen
orally killed by sticking in the mouth
or through the throat with a knife
which has narrow blade about four
inches long. and then stunned by a
blow on the back of the head with a
short club; or the knife may be insert
ed just back of the eye. To facilitate
handling in scalding and picking, a
hook is run into the ducks mouth,
coming out through the nostril The
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1916-04-11
CHAPTER XIX.

The chagrin Wolf Larsen felt from
being ignored by Maud Brewster and
me in the conversation at table had
to express itself in some fashion, and
it fell to Thomas Mugridge to be the
victim. He had not mended his ways
nor his shirt. though the latter he con-
tended he had changed. The garment
itself did not bear out the assertion,
nor did the accumulations of grease
on stove and pot and pan attest a gen.
eral cleanliness.
I've given you warning, Cooky,"
Wolf Larsen said. and now you've
got to take your medicine"
Mugridge's face turned white under
it's sooty veneer, and when Wolf Lar
sen called for a rope and a couple of
men, the miserable cockney fed wild
ly out of the galley and lodged and
ducked about the deck With the grin
ming crew in pursuit Few things
could have been more to their liking
than to give him a tow over the side,
for to the foreeastle he had sent
messes and concoctions of the vilest
order.
AS usual, the We tShes below and the
hunters turned out for~what promised
sport. Mugridge exhibited a nimbie-
ness and speed we did not dream he
possessed. Straight aft he raced, to
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and as heavy and lifeless as were they.
Not so was it with the hunters Smoke
the irrepressible related story, and
they descended into the steerage, bel
lowing with laughter.
AS passed to leeward of the galley
on my way aft, l was approached by
the engineer we had rescued. His
face was white, his lips were trem-
bling.
Good God! sir, what kind of a craft
is this?" he cried.
You have eyes, you have seen," |
answered, almost brutality, what of the
pain and fear at my own heart.
Your promise?" l said to Wolf Lar
sen.
Il was not thinking of taking them
aboard when made that promise" he
answered. And anyway. you'll agree
I've not laid my hands upon them"
Far from it, far from it, he laughed
moment later.
l made no reply. I was incapable
of speaking, my mind was too con-
fused. l must have time to think, l
knew. This woman, sleeping even
now in the spare cabin, was a re-
sponsibility which / must consider,
and the only rational thought that
fiickered through my mind was that I
must do nothing hastily if l were to
be any help to her at all
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CHAPTER XVII-continued.

Then they were gone astern. The
spritsail filed with the wind, sud-
denly, careening the frail open craft
I'LL 1t seemed it would surely capsize
Whitecap foamed above it and broke
across in a snow-white smother. Then
the boat emerged, half swamped,
Leach f1inging the water out and John
son clinging to the steering-oar, his
face white and anxious Wolf Larsen
laughed, at the same time reckoning
them with his arm to follow. 1t was
evidently his intention to play with
them, a lesson, / took it, in lieu of a
beating, though a dangerous lesson.
for the frail craft stood in momentary
danger of being overwhelmed.
Johnson squared away promptly and
ran after US. There was nothing else
for him to do.
Still we increased our lead, and
when the boat had dropped astern sew
eral miles we hove to and waited. All
eyes watched it coming, even Wolf
Larsen's; but he was the only upper
turbed man aboard. Louis gazing
tixedly, betrayed a trouble in his face
he was not quite able to hide
The boat drew closer and closer,
hurting along through the seething
green like a thing alive, lifting and
sending and uptossing across the huge
backed breakers, or disappearing be-
hind them only to rush into sight
again and shoot slvyUard II caapoad
impossible that it could continue to
live, yet with each dizzying sweep it
did achieve the impossible. A rain
squall drove past, and out of the fly
ing wet the boat emerged, almost upon
US.
Hard up, there!" Wolf Larsen
shouted, himself springing to the
wheel and whirlin3 it over.
Again the Ghost sprang away and
raced before the wind, and for two
hours Johnson and Leach pursued u.s.
We hove to and ran away, hove to and
ran away, and ever cstern the strug-
Cling patch of sail tossed skyward and
fell into the rushing valleys. 1t was
a quarter of mile away when a thick
squat of rain yelled it from view. 1t
never emerged. The wind blew the
air clear again, but no patch of sail
broke the troubled surface. l thought
| saw, for an instant, the boats bot
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Feared Burial Alive.

To be buried alive was the creates;
fear of a doctor who died recently at
Kidderminster, England. 1t was found
that he had instructed his trustees
that his remains should be cremated
five days after his death, but unless he
died OF some disease which necesst.
tated it, his body should rot be in
closed in a coffin during this period
and if so. he desired the trustees to
personally ascertain that life was ex.
tinct, my chief dread being lest By
accident / may be cremated or other
wise disposed OF while | am still
alive" and he directed his trustees to
carry out his wishes concerning his
cremation and burial as contained in a
sealed letter given TO them respec-
lively in his lifetime.
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WOMAN LOOSE in ARGUMENT
II Is Difficult for Her TO Concentrate
on Central Idea, According
TO Writer.

The woman, as a rule, finds it diff
cult to retain a grasp upon a central
idea, to clear away the side issues
which obscure it She can seldom
carry an idea to its logical conclusion,
passing from term to term; some
where there is a solution of continuity,
". L. George writes in the Atlantic
For tnis reason arguments with WON
en-. which have begun with the latest
music1l play. easily pass on from its
ALLEGED artistic merit TO its costumes.
their scantiness, their undesirable
scanttness. the need for inspection. in
spectors of theaters, and. little by
little. other inspectors until one gets
to mining inspectors and possibly 10
mining in general
The reader viii observe that these
ideas are fairly well linked. All that
happens is that the woman, firing Of
the central argument, has pursued each
side issue as il offered itself This
comes from q lack Of concentration