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Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-28
CATTLE MARKET.
Special Correspondence.


 KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS, Feb. 19 Steers lost 25 cents last week, and sold steady today at the decline, COWS and heifcrs, and stock CTS and feeders steady today and not much changed from week ago, re- cciptS l4000 cattle today. Hogs sell strong right along, the market open ing with weak prospects but quickly getting on a strong asis today, re- ccipts l20O0, top SPAS. Sheep and lambs made gains last week, but lambs are off 10 to 15 cents today. sheep steady. receipts lS,0OO, lambs Sl450, ewes Sl1Z5.
 Beef Cattle. The best natives here brought Sl1.l0 short fed steers S9,25 to Sl0.5O. About 70 cars of pulp fed cattle arrived, of all kinds, best steers selling at Sl0.35 to S10S0, some common steers at &.6O. COWS at SS, bulls S8. Idaho pulp fed steers sold at S975 to Sl0.7O last week. and Arizona hay and bar ley steers brought S975 to S1015. Butcher grades sell steady right along, COWS up to So or S9.50, odd head of bulls So, hcifcrs S10.50, veals Sl325.
 Stockers and Feeders.
 Numerous lots of choice flcshy steers sold at S1O5O to Sl1.10 last week, but market closed 10 to 25 good demand, prices ranging from g to 5000. common grades slow and weak. Today the feature was the sale of cars of Landcrgin coming threcs from Groom, Tex, S10 pounds at SS.S5, which sets mark for trans actions at Amarillo this week Stock COWS and hcifcrS range from S5.50 to So.
 Hogs.
 Lower reports from Chicago were entirely ignored here, carly sales steady, and the finish strong to , higher, top SPAS. equal to best price paid last week, medium weights Sl24O lights Sl220. Anything with decent finish weighing 230 pounds or up can be counted on to bring the top or within a nickel of it here. Light hogs are coming up pretty fast, get ting within 70 cents of the top middle of last week. but dropping back l1ttlc at the close. Pigs lost SO to |o cents, but quick recovery is expect cd on them. while light weights arc apt to go still closer 10 the top. Bulk of sales today ranged from Sll.S0 to $l2+0. Shipments from Utah. Colo rado, Arizona. New Mexico and Tex as sold to good advantage here last week.
 Sheep and Lambs.
 Lambs reached $l475 last week, but are lO to IS cents lower today. and the best here today brought $l+50. fair 10 good lambs $l4 to Sl+40. clipped lambs around SIS. ycarlings SIS to $l350. ewes today at Sl0.SO to $ll.75, the latter d new high top, some of the Sll50 ewes in Omaha today at $ll.50 Feeding lambs sell at $15.7O to Sl43O. iuclud- ing shesrcrs at the higher figures. Texas wethcrs weighing 70 pounds brought $l0.50 to Sl075.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-28
lOl PRECINCTS GIVE
 HUNT A GAIN OF l63

(From Sundays daily) PHOENIX, Feb. 2+-Nhcn court
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-28
HOLD-UP IS CAUGHT

MEMPHIS, Feb. 22-Thc south- bound Illinois Central passenger train known as the Cuban Special, was held up by several men at East Junction, several miles south of this city, short ly after midnight. An hour later, one of the men was captured by the police reserves, who rushed 10 the scene d. the train was held up Two other bandits arc reported sur rounded.
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-02-28
SUPERVISORS ADJOURN

SACK.AMEN TO, Feb. ZS. After adopting II resolutions mostly deal ing with measures before the lcgisla- turc, the convention of the Boards Of Supervisors Association of California adjourned today. It will meet next year Ill Los Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

Gambler ~.
Winter auarter-January Z to
March 90.
Spring auarter--AprIi l to June ~.
Summer qu~arter-June AZ I o Aug
ust 80.
students engaged In serving the az
rleulturai needs OF the nation may
now attend the university during the
autumn and winter quarters. from Oc.
tnber to March. and work on the
farms from April to September.
Measured in the new way, the four
years required for a bachelors de.
gre. are twelve quarters. And the
student may take from one 10 tout
quarters a year, as his needs and his
health permit. The teacher OF a seven
month"; school. from September TO
March. may attend the spring end
summer quarters and thus get one
sixth OF q college cours each year.
Incidentally improving the quality OF
instruction offered In New MeNico's
seven moaths' schools. The teacher
In q nine months cisy high school
may got his much needed year Of
graduate study in three summer
quarters. while he subtracts nothing
from his annual ualary and Increases
his fitness for promotion and his
value 20 the school In short. the
chief value 81 the quarter system
lies in its adaptation 10 h needs OF
Individual students who may live and
work under widely varying cordi.
ions Il IL the university 81 New
MeNlco's response 20 tho universal
war time demands to neNibilize every
kind OF organization.
The summer Quarter.
For the summer quarter, the un
ycrsity authorities intend to make
every effort necessary TO meet the
meets OF summer students. especially
teachers Men from other colleges
and universities will be engaged FOR
this eleven weeks period. Special
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
Pappe's Bakery Moves
Into New Building
On Central Avenue

Tine Arlsk building. which has Just
been completed at sos West Central
avenue will be the home Of the Pappc
bakery. The management saw ssv.
cral months ago that the even incrcas.
inc business would force them to seek
larger quarters sooner or later. and
so II was planned 10 build "A new mod.
ern brick building that would make
an ideal bakery.
Mr.. Pappc is moving today into the
new quarters. \ new oven has been
built into the building and Is fin
ished In enamel, and all the equipment
which will be Installed ~ the mos,
modern and up-to.date that could be
had. Bakery machinery ~ the latest
ana mos, modern designs enter into
the equipment hat will make IL pos
sible to turn u 5000 loaycs u day.
There Is \ Peerless molding and III
vidlng machine. a e dough mixer
and roll dividing machine. u new
chute Tor receiving pans from the
oven. a cake mixer and a power dirty.
en- grinding machine, and a new brush
sitter through which all flour which
II used PASSES. The bakery rs fin.
isl;"d IN white. which gives an at.
mospherc ~ cleanliness. while the
store is finished in natural OAK
Mr. Pappc wishes To ~
the public that the doors are always
open to visitors, and inspection Of
avery department II solicited. The
scrupulous cleanliness ~ Albuuuer.
quc's new bakery will bee the envy
and admiration uf every housewife
who secs Il. and viii INSPIRE the con-
fidcnce md appreciation OF the public
In general rs To the superior quality
~ the products Pappc's bakery will
turn out at all times.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
University Of New Mexico Meets Needs of War
Year; Many Graduates and Undergraduates Are
Serving Country; Other Items of Importance

u q o up 10 the campus OF tho
university OF New Mexico In these
Indian summer days OF the latter end
of November. 1917. and asks the aues-
tivn. What ~ the university doing to
help meet the needs Of New Mexico
and the nation In war tlmee--he fines
y new answer nj every turn.
Men In Military scrv1cc.
First and highest houors must be
paid 90 those teachers and students
who have committed their lives to
she government for the military pros
esution Of the a Following l. the
honor roll OF men now In the
military. naval or Allied branches OF
the national service;
J. l. Brenneman. professor Of
physics and electrical engineering.
Isit-ls.
T. n lanphier. instructor In civil
engineer. tst6AiT.
A. Aydelottc. 'is.
M. Hnrth. IL.
c. Brnrein. n A. ~.
W. Caldwell 20.
O. o. Chandler. rs.
v. Chavez. -.
~ Clark. 10.
q. v. Croft 10
a. W Darling. 20.
r.. 7. Dunlop. ~.
q. Emmous. rs.
G. $. Farr. ~.
G. A. Feather, r. A. 'i6. NJ A. n
G. n. Carton, 20.
u. a. Gerharct 10.
w. Il. Grimmer. 20.
w. g HONEYWELL 30.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
Shc.'icl -TAugh Co1rmony-

\ laN liver leads 10 chronic dysprp-
sia and constipation we1kens me
whole system puans Bcgulets '3or
per box set mildly on the ii'"r and
bowels. Al all arug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

students IN Agricultural Ssrsicc.
other students 70 the number OF
thirty-odd have during the past
spring and summer been engaged In
swelling the total OF agricultural pro-
duction which. after the gift OF her
sons, has been and will be New Mex
ico's greatest contribution TO tho
cause OF natlona. defense.
Quarter System.
The outstanding contribution by the
university as y unit 20 the cNigen-
cifs OF a war year Il the adoption OF
the quarter system. This provides for
-four quarters instead OF two semesters
a year. Each quarter is approximate
II twelve weeks LONG. Thus the uni
vcrsity ~ now in session and offer
lnE instruction 10 the people Of the
forty-slN weeks out OF every
fifty-two instead Of thirty-five weeks
in former years.
Calendar Ior Iats-tB.
Autumn quartcr-October ! 10 De-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24
Additional Society

The ladies' OF 81 pauls Lutheran
church viii hold their annual hazaar
earlier than usual his year tn" az
fair being announced for next Satur-
day afternoon In the corner room of
the Arcade building AZ Third street
and Copper avenue The tasteful
n,rdlcWorh that has engaged the So
cic'y the past three months will be
on display and on sale for Christ
mas Sits or for individual use ts
visitors sect ft Home cokinE and q
boot noon dinner Of the brand that
made the Lutheran chefs famous viii
be other ATTRACTIONS
0
Miss walker OF West POINT Mo.
arrived last week 10 spend the winter
With hcr aunt. Mrs wilkinson. @l'
South walter.
Neutrality-suspicious. NBi1tngc--
Miss Mabel E,ch,lbergcr of aurora
900. Wa married 10 'harleH u Frun'
cue on the afternoon OF November 90.
The ceremony WAS performed by Rev,
g. T. Taylor a. his home n North
Edith Mr. frlucis r. manager ~
M" Gentry Poultrs farm, whore they
VIII rrsi'c.
@ O
Shc.'iCN -Ihngh CCtVInony-
Miss Scya sheelsy of Goncordia,
Kan. became the bride Of boone
FuFh Friday morning tn" cer"'
mony. which va. o double ring one.
was performed hy Rev. g T Taylor
~ his home on North Edith MIR.
Tugh ~ = railroad man running be-
tween here and Gallup They viii
| reside in Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

j A Iapraik. H. s, II
r. W Lee. rs.
w. r. Morrow. IL.
4. Mcclellan, ~.
|. T.. Nohl 10
j. a. O'Rielly. 20
J. y. Powell. go
!. n Putney. 81
J. A. Sheahan. rs.
r. NJ. Lundt rs.
II. /. Turpeninr. 20.
A. Thackrey. rs.
p. n. Upton. rs
l. w Walker. rs
V. n Whitley. go
{. wolking. rs.
r. y. Woodward. 90
". NJ. Parkhurst go.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-11-24

have interest and value for the teach
! e%r.student
The tniycrsity's Ideals.
what one may well ash. are the
Ideals which animate all this ma.
chincry OF quarters aud courses and
pedagogical nomenclature There
are things moro intangible and hard.
| cr Co estimate. but ip,rinslcally more
important than university calendars.
| Just ~ In the test Of war Il Ia man
power and above all ma quality
which count nor than mere orEanl-
sation. even the PruSlan organiGa-
ton u forty years ago. 80 It II the
quality of the teachers on a univer-
sify faculty and of the students grad
uatea from a universities classrooms
which counts most in the final sum.
mary of values. The university nd
ministratiyc heads have striven In the
past and viii strive harder In the fu-
turc TO maintain and to ralae the
level Of the unlvcrsity's teaching
force In character. IN intellectual
achievements, ana IN teaching ca
pacity.
Just here In the great value
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-27
Errie Brittle tal seras: 9isufag ben II. Mdrj 1917.

ae Sell IN ser 1lddlteu Nabe Der
Souptitaot ideint 81 Der 0uma He-
aierung 5u bolten uno oas ermog1
Iidlt ibr notiirlid), lire Sanftionsn
ais 9feaierung aus5uiiben, 10 bob
2eute, melfe sic Gerbdltniiie nidt
perIteben, elanben miilien, iie Be.
berrld)e ean5 GuBlano. &aD-
reno ibre Serrl6aft tatld6lih
moi nidt oiel meiter gebt, als Die
@ren5en bon petersburg. au6 ut
lie inn Stanbe gemeien, Die feier-
lide Grfldruns ab5ugeben, oaB lie
ben arieg %fortieben meroe. Dab
iid oQes peiter 10 rubig entpideln
iperoe, miro iie mol ielbit nidt elar-
ben. StodboIlner un6 a%openbage=
ner Depef6en bebarpterL ooB es
au6 iett nidt aues 10 rubig uno
erfolgrei9 Dor iib sebe, fpie in ben
seniurierteft 9epeiden beballptet
ueroe. 9ie MISUNDERSTANDING ba-
BE nob fpie Dor Sunger nnb Der
lange etmas gu ellen uno Die Go
sialiIten batten offenbar groBe Sllit,
Der Duma ibre Stellung Itreitig gu
MADDEN. Sb oas ri6tig lit, f0n-
men mir natiirIi6 nidt iagen aber
unmoglid mare es ni6t.
Set 5tpei Sagen fonlmt aus
petersburg Die Nadriht, oie 3eut-
lden bereiten lid anf einen Mn=
griff auf Die ruilii6e Sauptitabt
Dor. @ir miiiien aufri6tig gelte-
ben, mir elauben nibt 10 redt an
biele 0a1ridt, aber i'm &riese miro
ia oas unuloglid) erideinenoe oft
Eatla9e. Soate Elm iolder @ngriff
erfoIgen uno ioate er grfolg boz
ben, Damn miiroe es mabrideinlid
nit Ser 9uma-Hegierung 5u gnoe
lein, aber es miirbe audi ben @n-
fang bonn gnoe oes arieges beoeu-
ten. Mber, mie geiagt, mir glauben
nitt oaran, oenn Inn Yetersburg gu
erobern. mnB, nnferer Meinung nod
Elm @ngriff bonn 2anbe uito BON Ser
See Der erfolgen. Bir be5tDeifeln
nber, DOB 9euthlano, geraoe in
bieier 3eit einen 10 be6eutenoen
9eiIs ieiner 5eeltreitfrdfte BEL Der
groberung bon aronitaot, Die an
ldeineno iebr idtper lit, feitlegen
miiroe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-27

britii9er Gentleman. st bat frem,
oe Meniben iiber ii6. Nein -nift
eigentlib Meniden. gs mar mebr
elm @eles... cine io%n0erbare 8elt=
anl6anung. eine freimiaige I'm
teroronltng.
l1ub oa tpuroe es in ibr, pie tie
nit geIenftem &opf in ibr Sblaf,
simmer auriifging, allmablib flar:
Sd BIN nidJt mebr in England!
Die Snieln Ger Sreibeit liegen bin-
ter mir! Sd bin in 9eutihlano.
Sd bin i'm 2ano ser Bflidten.
@eibnadten mar ldngit porbei. gs
mar Der leete Gag I'M Sabr. Iber
nod lag fem Sdnee auf bieien ge=
iegneten &angen oes oeutlben Git
oens an Ser gereltraBe. Sc mar
mebr mte elm @i1ter in Stalien
lauer Gegen, timber @ino, gralle,
meihe 2uft. 0os tribe 2el1dten,
ben 2auf berSonne an5eigeno, neigte
iid lhon, frib am Nadmittag, brit
ben I'M 8eiten iiber Der Sarbt our
Suite, als Der 3ug an Der Citation
alsbeim belt uno 5rau emma Na-
gelein, oie Sbtpeiter 9elntut Mer=
fers, inn Iusiteigen energii6 gu III
rem @atten, Dem Oberlebrer, iagte:
uNatirlib bait OF cine falihe Mn=
funfts5eit geidrieben. IS lit ME
muno bal"
(Sortietunq foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-03-27
Die Dcunge Gage.

Die Sample, in Tranfrei6 oarern
fort uno mar fam imr1er nod 11idt
oeutlid erfennen mie Die Saden tie
ben. Mn Der ruiiiiden 5ront ba-
ben Die Deutihen an 5tpei 5teacn
angegriffen liibIib BON 9iinaburg
nno BEL 8aranopiti6i. 8i1tiges 1T
nidt paiiiert. Madenien ioa IN aon=
itantinopel leirL I'M bas tirfiide
Seer 5u reorganiiieren.
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Snlan6.

Braiioent @ilfon bat Die bon
Maurp 8. Oiggs uno S. 9rem Gami-
netti eingereidten 8egnaOigungs-
geiude 5uriifgepieien II. Die gerur-
teilten meroen Die ibnen 5uoiftierten
3udtbansitrafen an5utreten baben;
beibe tpllrben Dor ldngerer 3eit in
Gan 6raneisco fir lhitlois befun-
ben, oas iogen. y@eiBe Sflapen-@e-
fes" iibertreten 5u baben unb tpegen
8erlesung oe~sIelben perurteilt.
Or. :. Stufit 8nton, Yrofei-
for Der Yrinceton uniperiitat, miro
iib oemnddIt nah ser teraniid-
merifanifden @ren5e begeben, Inn
Die @eiites- uno Nerperl : &ranfbei-
ten, an oenen cine @n5abl amerifa-
niff)er SoIpaten laborieren ioa, gu
untelIud)en. gr miro al oieiem
3tuef bon mebreren anoern 5pe3ia-
liifen begleitet iein.
Nus Sem gorf miro gemeloet,
oaB oas gocain<2aiter nno Die
Morpbiumiudt INNER mebr un0
mebr iiberbano nebme11. @robe
GuantitGten bieier DroguenL Die in
Sen slpotbefeu Der Ser. Stanten nift
obne Grotiides MeSept gefauft per-
ben fonnen, meroen, pie es beiBt,
benz Mnlfein llab nab gubo, Meri-
co nno Canada perihift, aber, niht
bort ~berbrauft, fonoern werOen aus
6ieien 2dn6ern nod ben yer.
Staaten 5uriidgelhmiggelt unb bier
nit foloiialem Irofit an Die I'm
aliidlifen perfauft, Die Dem idred-
|Iid)en Batter gum Opfer sefal1en iino.
Son Canada ans ioIen biele 9ro-
guen baupti1bIib in Mutomobilrei-
fen 5uriidgeidmuggelt peroen. 3ebn
groaent aler Yroaefie, Die Der
Court Of Speciol Seiiions" in Stem
Yorf porliegen, beiteben in llebertree
tungen 0es 0roguen @eletes.
Der jhnge 5armer Ism. Slice
man, Der IN Der Ndbe bon gopoob
Sails, Ninn., iuobnte uno aus elmer
angeiebenen 5amilie itammte, bat
ieine 5rnil uno bier &inoer NIT elmer
Mrt erIdlagen uno Oant ieinem eli
genen 2eben ourd grbdngen elm Gn-
De semadt.
- Som 81. 3. Dots. on Bis incl.
80. MpriI peroen in ben gan5en
Ser. Staaten ale 9oitiad)en, Die
per gabn nerihidt wer6en. auf ben
8abnbofen eetpogen weroen.
Ser republifaniihe Jiibrer
@ongrebreprdientaitt Manu erflart,
er iei bereit gu @unften oes iesi.
gen Spreher glarf poti Der geiuer-
bung 3uriidautreten. iuenn er ba.
ourh Die @euiBbeit erbalte. oab oie
Organization oes Observation-Disclosures
bauEes ibnea p~olI5Dgen tueroen mir.
De. Die Demofraten bebatpten Ib-
rigeng, lie ieien fifer, oaB lie Die
oemofratifde ORGANIZATION ffnen
| ourbfiibren fonnten.
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Die gemobuer BON Mataaoroo

Die BeDobner BON Wafngor0n
tueroen oemn1dIt iiber cine Bomb.
Musgabe BON $4,000 sur 8erbeIie-
rlrrg ser itdotiihen Straben iofpic
Der 2anoitraben in Der naberen Inn
aebung Der Stabt abItimmen.
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SO. Soon ct. Qouis 1900 abenbs
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-01
THOUSANDS OF PR0TESTANTS
SHOULD JOIN ROMAN CHURCH


crime twenty years ago, will deliver
himself to the authorities because his
conscience insists that he Is the same
man who trespassed against Gods law,
tho every atom Of his anatomy has
peen made over many times. This
proves that the soul Is not the brain.
1t Is true that the mind Is affected
by disturbances In the brain, but this
does not prove the identity Of brain
and soul any moro than the breaking
OF a string, causing a defect in the
music, disproves the genius of the vio-
linist. Even Paderewski can not play
when the piano is out of tune. But
who would draw the conclusion that
for that reason that the piano and
Paderewsd are Identical? Helen Kel-
Ter produces lovely music on n de-
fective brain Just as Paganini could
play on violin with one string. Rude
natures cannot appreciate the art Of
Raphael, but this does not disprove
the beauty OF the Sistine Madonna.
Deaf men are indifferent to music.
but Beethoven Is q fact.
80 the denial OF the spiritual
world does not shake the faith Of
those who have experienced a daily
resurrection. Christ went thru death
as a child goes thru the door that
leads to the Fathers house. He had
that clear vision OF faith which Is the
glorious reward of pure and pro-
gressive life"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-01
LABOR AND SEDITION.

The labor unions OF Arizona are
very much disgruntled at the treat
ment they claim was accorded many
Of their loyal members when an in
cipient rebellion at Bisbee was sum
marily squelched by prompt action and
by the deportation OF disturbing char
acters from the state. 1t Is much TO
be regretted If any man suffered tiii.
deportation who was not worthy OF IL.
II any loyal men were among the
bunch they deserve apology and res
titution for their severe treatment.
They were like old dog Tray, found IN
bad company. 1t seems reasonably
certain, at least. that the rank ana
file of the deported men were law
less and dlsloyal, and II was wise
thing to crush the lnciplent seditlon
while II was only lnciplent. If the in
rocent suffered with the guilty, that
is regrettablc, but the object desired
and the good attained by the Bisbec
incident has been nation wide. II Il
did nothing else, II awakened the gov
ornment to the danger that lurked In
the then little suspected conspiracy
over the country 10 prevent America
from making effective war against
Germany. 1t opened the eyes OF wash
the citizens, especially where there was
n large group Of foreign people not In
sympathy with American institutions
The unions maintain that certain
corporations went beyond lawful and
Just means TO accomplish this coup
That may be so, but desperate diseases
require desperate re m ed es and
prompt action, tho II exceeded legality
was the proper remedy. We can Tor
give them their mistakes for the BEN
eft which has resulted. who stops
to parley with an evil has half sur
rendered TO II. The |. w. w. program
had no respect for legality: splittins
hairs would have given them the op-
pcrtunity they craved. Labor in gem
eral Is loyal TO the Stars and Stripes. |
but labor must struggle to separate
itself from the powers OF darkness
which have sought to use 1t as tool
for dsheartening and discredtlng the
best and freest nation on the face OF
the globe. Let labor everywhere de- |
clare In specific tones It's condemna-
ton OF asbotage and dynamite. de-
clare its Independence from anarchlsm
In any form. This is no time for soft
words or mincing actions.