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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-28

Marshal Hindenberg, replying to a
telegram from General Jekoff sent
him in commemoration of the advance
in Galicia said: Il am pleased at the
continual spirit of Cancellation and
high military insight with which your
Excelleney is helping me to fulfil our
common task. We shall end this for
midable war united and VIGOROUSLY
so that our countries can expect an
era of prosperity May God grant it."
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-09-28

An Athens message states that sev,
eral adhesions to the Liberal part
are announced from the deputies OF
the new provinces, with the result
that the supporters of NJ Venizelos
hold over 22U out of the 300 seats
which have so far been filled.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
JURY CALLS
KEEPER or
VICE join 7
III a title Miller and
Frank HibbIer In List
of Witnesses

Hattie Miller. characterized by
Prosecutor Chatles f. Jasnowsh as
the queen beef Of Detroits under
world. was summoned Monday morn.
ing to appear before the circuit
court grand fury Frank -. Hlbbler.
ward politician Wallace Williams.
p1trolman; Grace Suter, Of No 21
Erskinest. and Sadie Slemens of
No l0l lamed-et.. were also sum
moned 10 appear
William " Green. Jr.. county
treasurer. was the first witness c8li
cd. He was the last 10 testify "a
saturday evenings session WI
liam Gutman. Charles A. Buhrer and
William r Moeller county audtors,
have hcen suhpoensd for several
days
Hattie Miller. whose resort ~ No
81 Fir-t.st. was The scene ~ tho
prosecutors spectacular raid Sept
rs WAS summoned 70 appear early
Ia the morning AZ noon she had
nor been called TO the jury cham
her
Information wanted from Ilhhler
q r. thought, concerns paylng ron
tracls which formed the basis of "a
suit In the circuit court few weeks
ngo. 10 Is said that Hihhler wae Civ
ON stock in povine contracting
firm because of his ability to "loud'
good contracts from ihe city
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
BUSINESS
men BOSS
TRANSPORT. I.
Pershing Gives Expert
Helpers Full Charge
of Supplies
BY j. ". PEGLER.
Sfd7 Correspondent Uuited Prcg,

STAT Correspondent United Press
AMERICAN FIELD HEADOUAR-
TERS. France. Nov. l2 Americas
industrial generals and captains now
aiding Tho army in France were TO.
Gay moulded into separate md
oisiinct force in new transporta.
ton department created by order o.
Gen Pcrshiug Nai-Con " w A.
terbuy who was formerly operating
head Of fhe Pennsylvania railroad.
was named as commander-ln-chicf of
the new unit
"The new orraulzation IS already
achieving oxc allent results Gen
Pcrshlng declared "Thus. thru th+-
industrial generals and captains.
American organizing ability 81 SUP
porting tho generals and captains OF
The hghtng forces from vessel 20
rail heads u will likewise have
charge OF construction work for
transport ton. thus relieving Ameri-
can army engineers OF ~ portion
~ their present task"
The announcement was made by
Gen Per-hing after a complete tour
OF inspection oi an ports of arrival
communication lines supply basc
and general denote ~ wa- plain tbr
American cowwandnrin.c Wns
pleased with thc entire layout
F"auts 'o thC efficiency of tbc
priish Frcuch and Am tn 0tva1
protection he said. German suH.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
B0LSHEVIkI GOVERNMENT IS
FEARING COLLAPSE IN Russia
SouSa and His Band of 800
Arrive This Afternoon To Aid
Big Drive for Naval Recruits

Donations OF foodstuffs. and other
articles for the country fair. which
VIII be held in the armory Tuesday
and Wednesday are coming in by
The iruckload Here viii be An op.
porfunity 10 the proyident house
wife. for provisions Will be sold at
very low prices, II is announced.
Also there viii be a drawing for
ugar provided the committee in
charge can got hold OF a sufficient
quantity OF the coveted commodity
20 make this a feature worth while
A shooting gallery will be a special
feature, and efforts are being made
20 arrange for a motion picture
show Samuel Mandell OF Detroit,
The youngest Spanish-American war
veteran. will sing patriotic songs at
the fair He saw service IN the
Boxer uprising and IN the Philip
pines and has two brothers serv-
ing the nation in the present war.
Frances Ingram, popular contralto
OF the Metropolitan opera company,
has donated her services for the
week She will sing az the fair and
also az the Friday night concert
All the proceeds Of the fair and
the concert as we'll as the navy ball
Thursday night, in Arcadia. will be
turned over 10 the newiy-organized
Detroit branch Of the Naval Relief
society, which Is known as the RED
Gross OF the sea The money will
form the nucleus Of n fund for the
relief of widows and other bereaved
relatives Of men who lose their life
in the naval service
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
KERENSKY ,KALEDINES And KORNILO OFF
RAtLYINGL L0YALISTS, TAKE MOSCOW;
TROOPS ADVANCING ON PETROGRAD

deep impression on the vast audi
ence.
Lauder, whose only son was killed
in action on the western front. de
clared that he had a right to speak
for the Y. VI. c. A war fund OF any
other war activity because he had
suffered and sacrificed.
Discussing the scruples OF those
who remain, for conscientious rea-
sons, opposed to all war, he said.
God commands us TO love God
and our neighbors. He does not
command us TO love Gods enemies
and the Prussian militarists are
Gods enemies"
Referring TO the work OF German
propagandists In America. he de-
clared:
America is suffering from Ger
man plague and America must
stamp IL out. For Gods sake, Amer
lea, awake, Thank God for Presi.
dent Wilson, for his noble mind and
strong arm. Get the German teach
ers who taught American children
TO eulogize the kaiser, out OF the
public schools Burn all the books
containing that eulogy."
Lauder then pleaded for a closer
union between the peoples of Amer
ica and Britain.
The speaker related two instances
Of German brutality, OF which he
secured first hand evidence. One
was the case OF an officer who
opened fountain pen found In a
captured German dugout, 10 write
few lines 70 his mother The pen
exploded. blowing of part OF his
face
The other case concerned the cap
ture OF members OF Scottish regi-
ment by the Germans. The killed
soldiers were stripped and com
PEELED to stand all night az atten-
tion IN the rain. In the morning
they were told TO return TO their
own trenches, as tho Germans could
not keep them As they walked
away the Germans shot the defense
less men IN the back.
bishop Charles - Williams, wear
Ing the uniform OF a major In the
Red Cross. spoke briefly before
Lauder was introduced He referred
TO his uniform as "camounage. cx-
planning
"I ann opposed TO war 7 am al
most n pacifst But ! am a paciiist
who loves peace So and hates war
so thar ! am willing 90 fight 10 the
uttermost, If that be necessary 20
crush German miiitarism and Prus
sianism
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

With the coming OF Lieut. John
Philip Sousa and his band of 800
musicians from the Great lakes
naval training station Chicago this
afternoon the campaign 20 recruit
1000 men for the navy in Detroit
viii get into fun swing. The band
viii take a Conspicuous part ia the
Navy Relieffweek activities. fea-
lures Of which VIII be- country
fair a naval ball and a big patriotic
rally and concert in the armory
Lieut. Sousa and his band arrive
by special train over the Michigan
Central at 4:45 The Detroit com
panies ot the Michigan state troops
under Gen @ " Harrah. viii meet
them at the depot and the two or
CARNATIONS VIII then march down
Michigan 20 Woodward and up
Woodward % Grand Circus park
whore they will dishand The mu-
siciaus viii be taken in autos 20
the Fort-st Presbyterian church For
supper, which VIII be served by the
Detroit branch of the Womans Ma
tional Service league
The band is recruited wholly from
enlisted men AZ the naval training
station, and II will be recruited TO
500 members by Jan. T. II Is an
nounced that Lieut. Sousa, during
his stay here viii try out any DE
troit musicians who wish to join.
Sousa has christened his organize
tion Americas band OK youth" He
has undertaken its leadership pure
" ac "A Dafrioffr work His ecrvfrCe
are donated 20 the government.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
FEARATTEMpTTO
RESCUE |. W. W.
Sixty Arrested Are Scattered
In Widely Separated
JailS

CHICAGO. Nov t2 Tho work Of
scattcring The 80 T. w " mem
hors arrested IN various parta OF
the country on charges of piracy
AGAINST the government continued
today, us result of tho discovery
OF plot to rescue them late Sat
urday
Ten viii be removed 20 "a Jail
somewhere in Illinois" Oday
Twenty others Val De- placed IN
nhs of WauaeFan. Woodstock and
ofhor placos latter Six were taken
io Rockford and Sis to frcepprt yes
prlay Zen we're taken 20 Joliet
and nine to Whc'tun Saturd y
uirhf. Including William Haywood
international spCrrtary
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
by CARL d. GRoAT.
stOr Correspondent United Pre~ Y

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.--Fresh
evidence that the Bolsheviki revolt
IN Russia is collapsing reached tho
state department today.
Official messages relayed thru PEN
sla said Kerensky had reached army
headquarters and that the uprising
apparently would be "short-lived."
The message did not say, however,
as 10 kerensky's progress in leading
the army against Petrograd.
The Russian embassy still pinned
lts faith on the three -Keren.
sky, Korniloff and Kaledines-ths
three strong men OF Russia. KornE
I'm, only recently disgraced and with
his life In Kerenskys hands, today
loomed up as the possible savior OF
his country Entente and Russian
ufficial7 admit that they are count
Ing on Kornilon and Kaledines 10
restore discipline in the army on
Kerensky they place the burden OF
untangling The snarlod political fab
ric out Of which is 20 emerge a sta
bic government While the embassy
was without official Information re-
gardlng tho rapid turn ~ events.
decidedly optimistic feeling prevail
ed today.
All along. officials have declared
positively thar thc Bclsheviki could
rot endura kerouskt. il was ddmit-
ted. overhid bis hand la letting Le.
nine Tro'sky and their Masinlaiist
colleague enjoy their liberty.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
Fall of BOlsheviki Re-
gime Believed
Imminent f,
MAXINfALISTS ARE
PANIC-STRICKEN
Lenine Adherents Have
No Stomach For
Battle

MOSCOW, Nov. 11~-Delayed)-s
The army garrison today transferred
its allegiance back to the provisional
government forcibly eiected Boz
shevik leaders from various Offices
and drove them lighting back into
the Kremlin.
II ts reported hare that Gen.
Korpiloff has escaped frorn Byfhoff
and will aid President Rodxankd
OF the duma In forming govern
ment at Moscow.
Gen. Raledine, Of the Don Cos
sacks has declared himself leader o<
all oossack tribes.
The food situation here is mocf
serious. The city, however, res
mains comparatively quiet.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
TO SEIZE FOOD
HELD BY GERMANS

WASHINGTON, Nov II WI.
lions OF dollars worth Of foodstufis
and fCeds stored by ncutrals and
suspected German agents In the Vi
cinlty of New York city viii be-
seized dnless voluntarily given p,
81 was officially stated at The food
administration today
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
Way to Get Peace Is To
Win War, Says
Wilson
MOBBING |. w. w.
is DENOUNCED
Justice Should Be Done
To All, He De-
clares

CONVENTION HALL. BUFFALO.
n y, Nov ~ Asking thar ho be
regarded "a fellow citizen speak
ing words Of counsel and not as the
chief executive OF tho United States
President Wilson today askeI the
ranks OF labor to Join with the other
penpls uf Apsrrlca on 'r-uv ard
high platform"
we have come 20 the deciding
hour between the old principle OF
power and The now principle OF free
dom. aald the president His nj.
dress was delivered before reDreaen-
tatiyes OF labor from all parts os the
country. attending the opening ses-
sion % the American Federation Of
Labor
Escorted by Samuel Gompers and
GOV Whitman. President and Mrs
Wilson were greeted with sea OF
waving nags and cheer while the
hand played tho star Spangied Ban
nor as thoy entered tho hail.
The president dgressod 10 review
Germany situation before the war
and rs condemn her FOR beginning
this war"
Germany" said the president.
had place IN the sun What more
did she WANT There WAS nothing
in the world of peace she did not al
ready have
What she wanted was success by
authority not BY achievement
This authority. ,he president said,
was to extend 20 dominating Of Ia
bor.
Turning ~ fhe military situation.
the president said tha, n Germany
keeps her line from Berlin 20 bag
dad she viii have won all she start
cd tho war 20 win He said the Her-
I'm .Baedad railroad Was built pri
marily FOR military. not commercial
purposes Speaking ~ Russia. hc
said ANY body ol free men whicf
compounds with Germany is com
pounding for 81 own destruction
And The pacinsts." he added. ARE
"a fatuous az ihe dreamers IN Rus
sia.
MY heart T. with them. but my
mind r. against them.
y want peace, hut I know how 10
get II and they don't
II sent my friend Col House, one
~ the greatest peace advocates IN
the world. on mission. not ~
peace but 20 soc how this war could
be won"
Look AT tho map Of Europe now"
said the president Germany. In
a. -
discussion OF peace. talks about
WHAT Talks about Belgium talks
about Northern France, talks about
AlsaceLorralne These are deeply
interesting subjects 10 us and 10
them huf thft are not talking about
the heart of the natter
Take the map and look az &c.
Germany has absolute control ~
Austria iiur fatt practical control
of the Balkan etatee. control ~ Tur
Eey. control uf Asia Minor aew
q map in which tho whole thing
was printed in appropriate black fhc
other day. and 'tc black stretched
all The way from Hamburg fo Sag
dad The bulk OF German power iu
serted into tho heart 0l fhc world
~ it can keep thHi he has kept
all that her draama contemplated
when ih" war began NJ he can
k'op thlf lrr power CAM 3.igrb
fhc world aa long sbo Hor .t
always provided. for = fcei bound to
fuf this provision n aivay nfn
,ided tbe prespn Influences that
control thc Geymln got.rnmNn' con
tnUf fo control
"Thc war Was started by Cor
many Ter puthorifio- DENY thai
ihey started g. nuf I am willing
io iel Tho statement have just
made await fhc verdict of HISTORY
An, body of ffce mon that com
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
AMERICAN PACIFISTS FATUOUS AS
DREAMERS IN RUSSIA, PRESIDENT
TELLSLAB0R FEDERAT DELEGATES

pounds with the present German
government is compounding for it,
own destruction
Turning 90 labor he said IT We
want 70 win. We must see that We
,aro raised 10 The maximum Of labor
productivity and let no one stand
in the way of &c. Not By the power
Of gov rnmont hut by the strength
of the American people
We must soe that labor is frce
m doing its duty We must see thai
tho thing by which labor progresses
arc not blocked II IS TO that end
that have had so many pleasant
conferences with labor
"it Is not impossible 10 clear tha
atmosphere and get down 20 busi
ness when both parties are willing
We must insist that all factions
come into each others presence and
discuss the situation together. mol
separately.
We are OF the same clay ana
spirit We can ge, topcther ~ We
want 10 in tho common enterprise
which is 20 release the spirit OF the
world from bondage"
Declaring that the mob spirit is
displaying Itself in this country. he
branded those who take Justice
into their own hands" as unworthy
representatives OF our democracy
IL despite and hate the processes
of the group of men The mon spirit
IS directed against. but much as
hate them. ! want 10 see justice
done them, thru the proper chan
ncls
This reference 10 the / W " and
the w " mobs provoked 40
pause from the federation dele
gates.
The president said ne was glad 10
get away from Washington for
a while
because" he said. there are SO
many people in Washington who
know what isn't 80
In conclusion. the president said
I'm with YOU If you're with me
AZ the convention opened. A A
lAndon. of Tho Chamber OF Com
merce. nm associate OF Howard Cof-
WI iM UlllNNMk AAlAFA " "A = hiFlN al
plane feet warned tht delegates
against German agents In their
midst The German propagandis'
nay be numbered amorg you. ho
declared "They were IN tho Brit
ish parliament and The italian and
French chambers cf deputies Tn 'y
had Greece b. the throat And 10
euch is ~the case. why should they
not be in our own Legislative
bodies p"
Americas national efficiency. Ian
don charged. has slumped 10 10 2o
per cent since this country entered
the war
III this continues" he declared
belgium will be a side show 90
what Germany viii do 20 us Amcri
can manhood VIII be digging IN al
The way from mo Atlantic coast 20
Runalo and LaFollotte and tho other
pacifsts will eithcr go over 10 Ger
many's side or dig IN go deep even
rroundhog viii not be able 10 To-
cate them"
Iandon warned against internal
wranglngs
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

charge Of the Y. NJ. c. A. drive
for s7o0,oco. Il was explained.
tho. that several Of the teams
nave just organized and had
nothing to report.
Statesmen enlisted for the cam
paign to raise Detroits $500, COO
quota Of the s35.O0O.0o0 Y NJ. c. A.
war fund in seven days. were opti-
mlstic when they gathered for their
FIRST MONDAY meeting and luncheon
In the Detroit Athletic club. Mon
day II was expected that the re-
ports would reach and possibly ex
ceed 100000. for some Of the teams
have been quietly az work since the
assignments OF territory were given
out last Thursday
Among the large subscriptions
known 20 have been pledged Is one
Of S. 600 from the J l.. Hudson com
pany and like amount from Rich
ard r. Webber. president of the
company J l. Hudson. in his life
time. was one OF the most active
supporters Of the Detroit Y NJ g. A.
One OF the first men 10 come
thru with his quota is Neil McMil-
Ian, secretary-treasure OF the Ma
tional Can company. The team on
whose list his name appeared put
him down for 800. and he prompt
ly dug down
Luman w Goodenougb IS general
chairman OF the drive and hc IL as
sisted by an executive committee Of
% prominent Dctrolters Howard A
Coffin h In charge OF the team OF
ganizatlon. which comprises 90
teams OF from 10 10 20 men each
all Of the team members,
about 300 men. We're on hand for
tho initial luncheon, served in the
FaAR-Aina- ef the - A-e'.
In addition 70 the teams. some
! 500 boys, including BOY Scouts
high school pupils and members OF
ihe Ellzabeth-st branch Of the y
NJ G. A. are taking an active part
in the campaign Each boy has
himself 90 earn $40 during
the week for the, war fund at any
sort ~ work he can obtain outside
of school hours The boys of The
iilehland Park high school have sent
word 20 Tho committee that they
have pledged $500
Clubs engaged i'm the campaign.
outside of the regular teams. are
the Detroit Rotary club the High
land Park Rotary the Detroit Real
Estate board. The Detroit life I'm
1erwritcrs' association. and the EN
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vicinittt Monday nieht
aud 1uesdns cioudyt probably rHiuf
rot much change in trmprrn fnrri
gentle Co. moderate winds, mostly
north n~fcrts.
Iover NfchiEnn5 tloudF NonduH
nfrhf ud fuctdnst pruhnhis rain.
tpprr inkess MnderHic urffirnsf
yyindaI cloudy Monday uiHht auH
Tuc~da, rrohabi,, rain except or su-
pcrior.
lower iakess WoharHte north aud
uortho -st ssi ind~i rirudH Mondue night
nrd Tur. dos rfoHHi,ft rrfn
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

BERLIN. via London. Nov "a
The Aus,ro Hungarian troops which
are carrying out the new offensive
on the Trentino front We're attacked
Saturday by strong italian detach-
ments, which pressed them back az
one point. the war Office announces.
The Italians have made stand on
the lower Piavc river
The city of BeIluno. on tho Up
per Pisve. has been capfured by Aus
tro German troops tBelluno Is in
The foothills of the Alps. 81 miles
north of Venice. II is on the west
bank OF the Piavel
LONDON. Nov t2.- The Germans
have made no attempt 10 recapture
the ground gained by the British
on the Flanders front, says the on
cial announcement issued this morn
ing is reported IN Palestine.
G.ondons report on operations IN
Palestine follows.
Gen, Allenby reports that the ad-
vance Of his forces continued Sat
urday and that the left wing was
in the nciehborhood ~ Eadud. an
cient Ashgod, rs miles north o. the
Wadi Hest The enemy's rear Euard
had occupied n line along the north
ern hrauch of the Wadl Sukerelr
"The Royal Flying corps ,hc same
day bombed The junction station at
Wadi Su-ar There was largo
amount az rollins stock in the sta
tion. aud on 'his and the station
buildings several direct hits were
observed 10 cause considerable dam
age
The prince OF Wales is now ~ the
Italian front. II Ia announced
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

Slo0 Correspondent United PRESS
LONDON Nov 10 The Bolshryk
k sos nmeut oi Russia Is cramb.
ling fast II may already have crum.
hifd away
Moscow is once again restored 70
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

Representatives ~ orEanized
labor viii assemble in force In 9ui
falo today for thr annual c1nFen
tion OF the American Federation of
Iahar
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
AUSTRIAnS
DEFE A T Ed
IN TREN
Berlin Admits Check To
Invaders On That
Front

BERLIN. via London, Nov. ~.
--German-Austrtan troops have
reached Feitre, on the left wing
Of the italian positions aionp
the pisve, the war office an
noUneed today.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

faukr ,UnsfrutfIon ltova NrfFplt p
Northrru Michigan Rite InHn
N.sn e.r. Washington blvd Hui
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

ff the srmors Tuesday and wedae~
daN. Hin f1uutrs tnir. 1nnf miri
f NuFirE pictures ami ~rVcrffhfngf
Dren from noon until midnight Tick
cts twenty-five cents ADV.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

and srteufF ntr rruf., ffhertv dlu-
ner evenings ninrts cents Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

Roth the White SoV and tho Giants
intend 10 do their Spring training
tn Texas again next year The
White Sox will condition AZ Min
eral Wells and the Giants az Mar
lin
President Ehhefs. of Tho BROOKLYN
Dodgers. is strong for a 20 PLAYER
limit next season Ho hopes that
tho rule will be adoptcd bv both
tho major leagues
Looks as ~ the Yankees arc in
Tor general house cleaning. as
only four of the View York pasiim
ers have contracts for 1918
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

rnuftis Nsshtnes T~ per ~. Mss-
-nchnsetts LauRdry CO., Main g0Oa 80
Adt
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

nones 90 Ioan 80 Homes
Detroit A Nnrfhrfn Mtr htpan HldG
g. Loan Assn ,ur Washing blvd
auI INnurf- f-st
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12
SURE THEY
WILL GET
'Y" QUOTA
Workers Optimistic Az
Big Drive For
100000 Opens

Total subscriptions Of only So
esi-5o were reported In the Mon.
day noon meeting OF those in
charge OF the v NJ. c. A. drive
for s7oo,oco. Il was explained.
tho. that several Of the teams
nave just organized and had
nothing TO report.
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

That makes 5000 new subscriptions for The Times
does Il not2 II does and u has-the greatest twC
months gain ever achieved by Detroit newspaper
The Detroit times., 1917-11-12

At the Rate of 100 Subscriptions
a Day for so Days
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-01
Bitter Root Fishermen Want
Privilege Of Disposing i,
Of Whiteftsh. ! 4
REPORTED ABUNDANT
Believe Repeal Would Help
Overcome the Mounting
Cost of Living.

Stevensville, Oct s1-Special.-A
movement is on foot here TO petition
the state authorities to suspend the
law which prevents the sale of white
fish. Last year the game wardcns put
a stop to the sale OF these fish, acting
under the law which classes them as
game fish, though for several wears
local men had worked each winter
catching them for the market. 1T HI |
almost reached the Importance of an
industry, for local markets were kept
supplied and several hundred pounds
were shipped outsdaiiy to nearby cities.
Whitefish are reported very plenii-
fui in the Bitter Root river. The vast
numbers caught in former winters
when 1t was permissible to sell chem
did not noticeably lesser the suppl.
i Is stated, though more and more
men took up the business each winter.
The petition for permission to re-
"t:sle selling them is to be mad as 4
wal measure. If they are available
on the market, many will buy them
who could not otherwise Obtain them.
aud Eeat will be conserved. 1t would
ais" DC . help in overcoming he high
cost OF Ewing. Fish of his kin | for
n.Iii> so|l here for about T. cont, ~ T
p"dnd