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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Spring Shipments From
Lordsburg Unusually Large

shipping went on continuously
from Lordsburg last week from sun
day 10 Wednesday. the first of the
years Yield OF yearlings being sent
out by various Only the
best stun was accepted.
some growers were disappointed
when buyers cut back shorts, Mex
can stun and calves The cattlomon
expect even heavier shipments this
fall Than hnv" been made So far.
From Saturday to Tuesday night 1t
IL estimated 3.bl0 head of stun was
shippcd having q market value OF
around tll5, 900, q
COOK 4 johnson of wilcox, Ariz..
were the main pure hasers. They
sent stun 70 their buyers IN Colorado.
Missouri and Nebraska. There were
over l00 sellers involved, represent.
ing country from the CHA south TO
the An,mas and from Separ west TO
Stiens.
Another big movement viii take
place June o, When "A number 81
growers VIII snip out stu and tn"
\ T outnt will move IN a lot OF stu-t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
AR PROPHETS.

~ May 80. speaking in the
~ house Of representatives. on the
naval Appropriation bill, Con-
gresham william Ella williams II
Illinois, said
II do not anticipate tho Germa'.
feet will ever emerge from its shell
ter and a the English fleet in
battle"
\ few hours after tins able war
prophet ceased speaking the greatest
battle Of naval history was pcing
fought IN the Nor,h sea.
II ay bee said. with fairness. thai
CONGRESSMAN william Eliza Williams
of Illinois ~ just about as well In.
formed about what will and will mo-
happen IN the European struggle a.
the rest ~ the war prophets who
daily inftct their forecasts and pro.
digt.ons upon as,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE oity council Of stockton Cal
ifornia. has placed its ban upon
= thc sane Fourth of July" and
has lifted the ban from the insane
Fourth From this distance and from
th, Geographic OF it, action
It appears that what the members 81
cycrc spanking The mayor al
stockton explains that safety FIRST
~ not tn bee lost sight of. and tina,
The little one and one-half inch fire
cracker. can do no damage. He goes
ou To- express the belief that lose of a
few fingers, eyes and other members
- lee. serious than loss Of cnthus-
iasm.
Eut for IN, reliable authority of
tho press dispatches Il would Ice dif-
ticult tu believe tina; there Is a mu-
uiDlpuI government in America com
posed OF men 81 80 little sense. After
year. 81 vigorous campaigning tn
,uuutr has been all but relieved cot
he mcuu,iuE custom ~ turning chit
drcu iou~, ON tn, nations birthday
loaded down with bundles of suicide
ana sudden diSmcmbermcut 30 one
dreamed that any one would rise M
with q proposal 10 rc-estaoltsh tn"
old-tIm, insane fourth
This appears to bc q direct result
Of t ph,-, 81 the preparedness
campaign II II based upon the priu-
oipl" that patriotism H. largely con-
stitutcd of NOISE and of danger io.
." other fellow. Tins Kind 81 pre-
I|arcdu,s- ha- some distinguished ad
Nocatcs ia this country, most of whom
now are assembled in or eagerly
watching chicago.
Tn. people of stockton. California
should spank the members ~ their
,ity council II begin. 20 appear
from the early reports that more dis
iInEuishod statesmen Of the same
general class are to bc spanked sc.
Ncrcly before this week is over
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Mr.. JUSTICE BItANDEIS.

YUYTH the confirmation Of Louis
M -. Brsndeis as an associate
justice of the supreme court a
large number of Republican newspa-
pers published editorials beginning
with the statement tina 'the Bran
dcis incident IN closed or words OF
Ike meaning. promptly following the
Introductory statement with a rehash
and review of the whole opposition OF
the new justice who yesterday took
his seat upon the bench. This u
Try has never a n more vicious ok
ample OF mud-slinging than IL found
an the record of the fight upo the
never been an instance Of opposition
a. IA presidential appointment 81 Ut
terly lacking IN u foundation oi
truth II merit. Vague charge
Whispers; lack ~ judicial ~ pcrl-
mout,' questionable motives behind
m" sclcctlun-those and IA hundred
other forms Of indirect and coward
- attack nave been employed.
Tho fHyUr'te charge II newspaper
'NpcT'- iu judicial selection has been
'il,h 81 Judicial temperament Ci.-
izru Louis - Brardcls II nov Nj.
Justice Braude.s and the little inter
lud, ~ violent attack nctvcon the Ia
g., affirmation ana the dav u induce
tom u'u highest judicial ofu.. vi.
DO DYING gasp of the opposition NJ
JIs'..o iItudoi~ I- beyond The reach
a. 'nu opposition nov and it,
u."fN nE- must stop The muI
streams have been shu, uif ana uu
'ur auu Dpe studied the evidence
ha- much auaH, mat the judicial TEN
permanent ul Do, United States s'-
PRONE court I,ma.ns a. calmly nigh
o. .'f.', "a, ucw mcmbef tnok h,
-,pt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Severe PUNISHMENT


M. Airy. N. c.-Mn. Sarah N. Chap
pelf OF this town. says: ~ suffered ios
i've years with womanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
vas mere than any N could tell.
trie'i most every kind Of medicine.
but none did me any good.
read one day abou, Cardui. the wo-
mans tonic. and ! decided TO nv il
had not taken but about six bottles until
wal almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines | had
tried. put together.
NY .ffietds began asking me why I
looked SO well, and told them about
Cardui. Several are now taxing H."
do you, lady reader. suffer from any
Of the ailments due TO worranly trouble.
such as headache. backachc, sidcachc,
sieeplcssness. and that eveflastingly tired
leelfng2
II so, let us urge you 10 give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident Il will help you.
lust as Il has a million other women IN
The past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. YOU
won't regret II. All druggists.
w-aw. Chattanooga Medicine Co. lAdi.<
edvtsory DECD. Chattanooga. Tenn, for A,.,si
tralnsn TOT uessn." IN nain vrsrps,. Nc ISS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Government Now Buying
Two.year Colts for Mounts

Deming. y. NJ, June s.-Thst the
country now ~ experiencing a horse
famine and that III government is
buying colts a. at prices and CON
ditioning them itself for use as cav
airy and artillery horses We're the
statements here last week Of g. W.
Bowers. a California horse dealer
who Is well known IN this state.
Il met" he said. six government
buyers N Phoenix alone last week
aHd M limit has been placed on the
number Of animals which they ar"
allowed to purchase. II may not be
generally known. but the United
states - q buying 'vo year old
colts fifteen hands high. and Is pay
NIX 500 each for them. Tn author.
I,ies are taking no chances 81 run
min short, So Will do their own de
veloping ana conditioning themselves.
You know that the horse busi-
ness was terribly neglected. because
people thought that owing "a the
great use and demand for automo-
bilcs and p%erfccting OF the gas on
gine. that there would never be any
use for horses again. aud a. a result
We are now having the biggest horse
famine ever recorded and We expect
TO Sc, II continue for the next nv"
years. at least.
The price Of stations alone has
advanced practicaily $500. European
nations have standing orders iu this
country calling FOR as many as $50 70
600 horses n mules.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Proclamation for
Flag Day Issued
BY the Governor

santa Fe. y. NJ. June 6.-The gov
ernor has ISSUED "A proclamation pro-
claiming June ~ IA Flag day and
calling for suitable observance OF the
occasion. The proclamation follows:
FLAG DAY
A Proclamation By the Governor.
The itth OF his month viii be the
l3sth anniversary of he adoption OF
the stars n stripes ~ the nag of
u country, the emblem of freedom.
wherever 1t floats no, only protection
OF life and property but absolute free.
dom OF thought and action within
the law ought to be reality to all.
The stress OF present conditions
must attach Unusual s~ignincancc to
u nag. The glory of its past should
olectrify the sentiment 10 the pres
ent and strengthen the high resolve
OF every real true American citizen.
Now, therefore. I. William e. Me
Donald. governor OF the state Of New
Mexico, do hereby proclaim Wedncs-
day, June ~, 1915. ~ Flag Day IN
the state OF New Mexico.
Let the folds OF the beautiful flag
float from every public ana private
building and adorn every home ON
this day. SO tina, we may fully apprc-
ciate our peaceful conditions under
u and be prepared for any cmcr-
gcncy to protect what Il represents
Tor our people and country. The
time ought To come when there viii
no longer he room for divided or for
allegiance n %traitorous tongues.
Take on your hats Flag day and
shout for "Dld GLORY" tho tIap that
set w free and must keep US free.
Done at the executive office this
the I'd day OF June. \. l.. 1916. Wit
ness my and and the Great seal of
the state Of New Mexico.
WILLIAM &. MCDONALD.
Attested Governor.
ANTONIO LrCERO.
Secretary Of state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Today's Live New Mexico News
NEW MEXICO lave STOCK I
NOTES.


The Purity Creamery company, n
Roswell concern. filed ar, .cics OF In
corporation yesterday. The author
lied capital In $4,000 aud the in
corporntors are A. q. Lodewic, T. H..
Malone. clark Dillcy. e. {. Tanne-
hill and John u. Krachie.
The Kin.Bc-Toh Cattle company OF
Aztec. san Juan county. lied articles
OF incorporation yesterday Its au-
thorized capital IL tiO0.cOO and its
incorporators are John &. Goulding.
Wal,c, O.. Mcclure and william a..
Palmer. al II Aztec. The concern Is
starting with s.,iCO paid ~.
The Roswell wool clip. II is csti-
mated. will reach 2.600.r00 poundsl
Already 10000 pounds has been
stored by n firm. Practically no
sales have been made as yet,
John snyder. Of Alamogordo. has
sold fifty head of whiteface heifers
to Edwin keilar. OF Vilmont, and
Vance Thomas. of A~lamogordo. The
stuff has been thrown on the kcllar
place near Alamogordo
Joseph lsrcai. al Tuoumcari, last
week bought thirteen registered Here
ford cows and one registered bull ~
the same strait FROM r. W Natious.
OF Una
j. W Phillips. at Dcminc shipped
$500 head Of stuff To- Denver last
Monday and sent another 1900 head
g. tn" sam place THURSDAY. shipping
the large bunch from D,ming and
the small one fvom Scudr Phillips
has purchased the cattle interests ~
Mrs T NJ Peterson
J. l. Parker. Of SILVER ely. has
sold out his shoe store 20 that place
and Joined his father a. Parker can.
yon Ari2.. IN the cattle business.
shipments of steers from Alma ard
the Pieasan'un-Glenwuu districts
last week, a~ggregating $500 head.
were sent To- Denver. They wcr"
worth IN the neighborhood of $4,000,
as the stuff was figured az t32 a head
william Johnson. OF Glcuriu. put.
chased Harry Murphy bunch of
whitofaDc yearlins hcifers last ue'k
for $3.50 a head There were 80 IN
the bunch
II f. Achilles. Of French. ler, for
Wisconsin last week to purchase
three carloads of Holstcin dairy stun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

are making money faster than at m
period In the history of III" country.
American working men who nro earn.
Ing higher wages than over before.
bring todd hat BOZ fn,t the, arc
not prospcring ~ all hut are merely
enjoying Il period of false tlushu"ss
Upon sober second ihoueht and care,
ful ANALYSIS. they are told, they VIII
find mat the dollars iu their pockets
are winged things which can uuly n'
held captive by n change M admin
istration.
you are 80 prosperous that thct
Is something the matter with It. -
this curious Republican campaign ar
giment. Hurry Up and embrace Mr.
Justice Hughes. or r. ttooscvci; OF
senator Weeks. or some one or an
other that We may finally harmonic
upon. II sou don't you'il blow w
with riches"
II all resolves itself bach into ,hr
old and only argument. The I,cpuhn.
cans want the offices. They wnrt
the Offices 50 badly that many Of
them are willing to forget their re-
cent hatrcdn for each other and tot.
low any leader who rs not too often
sive To- the rest.
\ great campaign was wagcd t.
convince this nation hat II vas not
prosperous. Great sums Of money
were expended in carrying 1t out. The
campaign failed.
Now another campaign is berg
wagcd to try la convince the Amori.
can people that their prosperity Is
wrong with II; something unsafe ~.
II ana h y II can Dee continued only
70, . change Of national administr.
tion. These puisonors Of prosperity
have even rcsortcd 10 uurc ridicuici
psychological assertions ct President,
Wilson IN their for,id effort to con
vince a healthy nation that it ms
something ,1uDcrous the matter
with IL.
Tho great mass "t tho Amcripa .
people are satisfied with existing
business conditions. They trust the
present national administration. They
mo- change. ours Will p, found
To- bee q Kind 81 prospcrit, that wins
elections. Prophets of disaster tplG
~ 70 lew weeks Jg" thar Thcodor,
Roosevelt apostl" Of chang. and un
rest. would nc forced into IN, Ecpuh.
liDin nomination b., universal do
tad there been IAN, national
unrest. any deep demand for change.
b might have happened. what
really happened is seen in chicago 'c.
day where the Roosevelt candida,
appears t. have been abard uu,d.
aud where sentiment turns t. 10 man
hts not even Indicated a wilIr,.I
ness Go accept "a nomination. Will
Of olamorous candidates ace
I.asscd 10y
The Republican are seeking q cau-l
iidate who would mean rs little 81
change as possible and as little OF
Had the people OF the Unit
ed States desired any change in their
national administration the Roosevelt
sentiment would not be the shrinking
thiAg It is today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
Abreu Ranch Sold for Large
Figure; Will Be Improved

Springer. y. NJ, June 6.-Thc safe
of the Ahreu ranch q al.000 acres.
contemplated improvements
thereon, representing q total invest
ment OF approximately $500 900. is
announced here by \. l.. kcasey, a
Chicago real estate nan who made
the deal
The deal It Is said. practically Was
completed last February ana the nr"
owners. who are Incorporated a. the
CNlcago livestock company. have
been In charge since nat time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
rDI~O>IRS On PROSPERITY.

INNrl.E tp dcry longer the pros-
pcrIjN OF 'h, United state. M,
prophet. nf disaster have turned
ihcir efforts ru proving that tho ui-
uoI-Wide business upIift s Guns
--altht hat - is founded upon
shirl1p sand and u, utcly 60 uo en-
quilted 80 my omc in some m>s-
toriou- variety 81 financial DataDiysm
Th.s prophecy from the p%oIsonors 81
prosperity ~ being made Win ir-
crcnsing frcquenc, as tho opening II
the political campaign draws near
II b. being pointed out that while q
period Of prosperity during n pres
dental campaign usually serves {"
return to office the party IN power,
THE b. not "a KIND nf prosperity that
wins elections.
Briefly American business men who
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Good cheer clubs shirtwaist dane"
ana card party Thursday %"yenins.
June : Admission - cents refresh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Phone 3. Red Barn. 81 west Cop.
per, for FIRST class livery, " l..
Trlmble a Co,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06
! New Mexico News Notes

Another state road camp has been
established on the Roswell. CarriIozo
read. MS n at the Border hil.'
neat the Chaves county line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Work VIII be commenced soon On
the new bridge over the Pccos at
Acme. the Midland bridge companys
superintendent being on the ground
ready TO start work now
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

So great is IN" crowd attending ih'
summer session of the Normal dut-
in Las Vegas that u rs AIM
cult Ia cur accommodations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Roswell merchants are lining up
Ia close at noon every Thursday
through the summer months. as a
means OF giving the clerks needed
respite during The warm weather
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06


respite during The warm weather
The Gallup and Pennington people
again are a%gitating the question Of an
automobile mai route between those
towns. II now takes nvc TO six days
to get a letter TO Gallup and get an
answer back to The san Juan county
town where the trip either way can
he made IN u few hours by auto.
The Socorru county teachers instl-
tute opened Yesterday At Socorru.
with Dr. Da,id Ross Boyd president
of the university. and Prot. " j.
Mcdonald of the Albuquerque Busi.
moss cohegc. ON its program for ad-
dresses some uruc during tho two
weeks session.
Work ON the t"S, well To- hc pui
dOWr IN the Meadows section uf san
Juan county was started last week
bS Il crew oi men employed 10y II -.
Czech
\ wichita creamery nov buying
buttcriat ~ the portulcs section has
agreed to Withdraw a. soon As the
Roosevelt county creamery again Us
ready TO receive crcam There ap-
pear To Ice no ubstaci.s IN the way
Of tho creamery receiving enough
butterfit for MAKING Goa pounds
of butter a day rs soon as Il IL re-
butt. The creamery management
has done very well with took sub
scriptions and expects 20 be making
butter agdin within forty-nvc days.
\ fine steady rain fen Yesterday in
Union county, supply < "a quantity
OF much-needcd moisture. THE
pillow TOR several DAYS.
The entire faculty Of IN. state
school for tho blind ~ AIaSnogordo.
has been reelected for the coming
year
Talcum powder and meutholatum
for sunhurn are among the "%cstras''
sem the Rattery \ boy from Roswell
hy the omou % Roswell
The Panhaudie-New Mexico Bank
ors' association auruu nte~ttt,e
opened today in CLOVIS.
Fidcl Esparzn, a Tyrone resident.
b. held IN Junrez on a charge ~ car
rying a pistol.
Carlsbad people are making a
strenuous effort to nj vacancies In
'he carlsbad company of national
guards caused los the rejection ui a
soor, ~ members Tor physical de-
f"cts.
Supc" .sur Don +. Johnston ana
other officer. uf the santa fc uatIuu-
30 forest are az Rio Pueblo today 20
see the start ~ a drive of q third "f
q million ties down that stream and
tho RIO Graudc Tho ties are the
property 81 the Santa Barbara Tie
a Pole co. aud viii be hauled out
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

l.Ightuiug yesterday struck u nous"
i'm Las Vegas. and. u b. believed was
prevented from starting Il fir" by tn,
moist condition Of the roof where II
struch, a heavy rain falling AZ th"
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

George - shannon business man
agcr { the White oaks mines. ~
Lincoln county. Was arrested Sdtur-
dAF uu a complaint sworn out %,
Mrs T. \ Nightman general man
agcr aud q heavy s'ockholdcr f.
charges transportation "i funds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

OF the river at the boom near DO
mlnsu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

\ lazy liver leads 'n chronic dys-
rop.i, aud constipation woak"ns
the Who'll" system poau's llogylcts
,2ic per hoNi net mildly IN h liver
AMI bowels. At all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Thomas l. Tale. Of Ia. Del Plano
cattle company. last week shipped q
trainload 20 Nrizun stuff 60 his ranch
rear springer. Tn. stuff was loaded
near Phoenix.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Seventeen students and nyc mem
beers uf IN. faculty % the silver city
Normal school are at the national
guard camp as officers ur enlisted
men in the state troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

virgil corn q son of the assessor
OF Lincoln county. was injured ser
!uUsly Tuesday IN a runaway. Corn
was thrown from the Wagon he was
driving and sustained severe cuts ana
other injuries about the head which
b, Is feared may prove fatal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

" : walton, = painter last week
fell from the roo ~ IA" prcshyt"r-
nm church nor" which he was en-
gagged m painting and sustained
fracture Of both legs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

jan order issued yesterday 10y tho
state corporation commission read
Just. freight rates un the Santa fc
ana colorado n southern lines IN the
state ON = strict mileage basis Re-
dIctiuus lu hasls eft sixty miles ana
over ana Increases ,n htuls ui less"s
Distance are mtd"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Work ou the t"St well To- ho pui
dOWr IN the Meadows section of san
Juan county was started last week
hy a crew of men employed 10y II -.
Czech
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

Carlsbad people are making a
strenuous effort to nj vacancies In
'he carlsbad company of national
guards yaJscd los the rejection uf a
scor, ~ members FOR physical de-
f.cts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-06

The Socorro county teachers insti-
tute opened yesterday At Socorro.
with Dr. DAVID Ross Boyd president
of the university. and PROT ". j.
Mcdonald OF the Albuquerque Bust
ness cohegc. on ITS program for ad-
dresses some tfuc during tho two
weeks session.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-29
Roads In OIden DAYS.

A curious illustration Of the lack of
any systematic authority over the
roads in England, even as late as the
fifteenth century, is preserved in the
records of the manor of Aylesbury. A
local miller. named Richard Boose,
needed some ramming clay for the re-
pair of his mill. Accordingly-we learn
from "Old Country Inns"-his servants
dug a great pit in the middle Of the
road, ten feet wide and eight feet deep,
and so left it to become filed with
water from the winter rains. A glover
from Leighton BuZZard, on his way
home from market. fell in and was
drowned. Charged with manslaughter,
the miller pleaded that he had no place
wherein to get the kind of clay he re-
quired except on the highroad. He
was acquitted.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-29
FOUR BROTHERS, EACH
SIX FEET AT BORDER
They Are McDonalds, and Their Com
raGes Gail EN- "the Sig
hacks."

Savannah, Ga.-"Twenty-four feet OF
men," That is what members of Bat
terry A, Chatham artillery, call the four
Mcdonald brOthers-Bill, Bob. Alex
and Bernard. They are known also a.
'aThe Giant Quartet" The +.
Macks' and TIE Fighting Four" But
their father. Bernard L. Mcdonald o.
the city health department, towers
over them all: he's six feet two.
Bill is the youngest and shortest. be
ing scant six feet. Bob, next. IS tn
tallest. exceeding Rill in height by an
inch and a half. Alex. the eldest, and
Bernard are Just an inch shorter than
Bob.
The four are quartet in the musical
sense also, each being possessed Of a
pleasing voice. Alex has been "enl
man" in most of the local amateur min
strel shows.
All four went with their battery to
Mexico.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-07-29
REV TATTING.
Pattern Called Hook and
Eye Is Easy to Make.

discriminating | Ids p Ids p DDS p
eds p DDS y disclose ring. turn; spool
BIDS p BIDS: ring. same as first ring.
turn; always turn after making ring;
Spool-%dS y :idS.
Ring ). Ads jo:n Ia first p Of 1; ring
IDS until I u are made. then dds close,
turn: spool AS y 3D.; ring made and
Joined To rings. same as 3 ring.
Edge-MaIc same as insertion ex-
cept on lower edge; ring Ids p DDS p
until p are made. then Ids close
turn: spool I'!S y :idS: ring > Ids p DDS
n Ids p untI = y are made, then ads
close. turn; spool 3ds y 2dS
Ring 3 made same as first ring. only
join to first y uf ring after making Ads;
spool 3ds u Dds: ring 4dS-join to
first p OF . ring, then @dS u Ids p until
& p are male. then Ids. cluSe iurn