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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Murphy for assaultng one of his brother
officers in the Spotswood Hotel will convene
at ~ o'clock to-day. The listiu affair mt the
Spotswood was IA lively thing while il lasted
The scvcnty-third day of the Constitutional
Convention Saturday was the dullcst Of n H.
llunnicutt and Lewis Lindsay were very ouiet
during the day. and none OF the other Shining
lights had much to say. 1t was n kind OF
off day. and all the "statesmen' seemed TO bo
enjoying calm before possible storm
More than half of tho employees of tho C;osport
Navy-lard at Norfolk were discharged last week
1t is evident that tho government intends finally
TO close UP this yard, mainly because il is in
Virginia.
Ia the North Carolina constitutional Convcn-
ton on saturday some slight amendments rec
commended by the Committee of Revision we're
made to the Constitution. Tomorrow the Con
sttution will be read and signed by such mem
bers AS approve 1t, and the convcntio will then
adjourn. subject TO the call Of the president
The election for ratification of the Constitution
will be held APRIL 81. ~ and % The North
Carolina convention worked faster than the one
sitting lin this city for Virginia.
1t has been definitely decided that Arlington
the estate OF General Robert T.. Lee Is to- be
divided into five or tcn-acrc lots and rented 10
negroes. The United States government has
charge Of the property.
Mr.. Davis is on board of the steamship Cuba
from New orleans: bound for Baltimore ue
Is accompanied by his wife.
Hon a. H. stephens was IN Washington two
days last week and visited President Johnson
iheir conversation was mainly TO tho condi-
lions in Georgia. political and otherwise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
r.ni. .3ii. o. N.,.oh,. Nrw.I..,u.
We Rcbukc q Correspondent.

Something's the best lo medicine doctor can sive
ns snt and Hoc" h r%"n" MAD hcn ne la" ,nR
Get him thinking and il is just barely possible
ne nay do S1mS'i y,t 70" onIs, mSei!, "a, III.
amenities OF corresponding would permit.
Nearly Sixty. work at desk ali day. eat like
sixty zoo. ana could cat more, my appetite
,rcmble last ten years Iscslcss AT night-h;,ve
To- ar, risr renea'Gniy because Q! q irequency
BUSINESS and rcltrc to and live quc,ly In
the past year have added new ',ilment 10
SeNer% PAIR cones nS ~ The right SIDE OF the
stop, then INC pain passes oil, only tc return
soon after I resume TIE walk. This happens
Then must noi forget that | have suffered
orr rom more 1 ., hay v 5eISr hS rSs len Years
everything are al right. But the fact remains
l;ut canno, retire tina, would only hurry the
"np"se ana sgT hM,
felt that your suggestions might help me
just ordinary everyday fa"i;s person. " Yo pa
cant retire You mean you won't.
examines the inside OF peoples noses with a
fn "n' ii p% npys % ANA The h eatarh
SYMPTOMS as well are very likely due TO chronic
KareI l, is, never TOO la'e to mend 'a"''' Try
ann g G year yc or be
all round. karsi, J., may not hc too late
is just doctors po,c Way Ct " naliin mnat
g ra,I, fo9 Sir iTn W, had ill., TO do h
man drinks cats. smokes or carouscS himself 10
The painful seizures that come on when YOU
exert ycuiScli arc due L. artcrial Spasm doc
tors call IL intermittent saudiritionJ All the
giving him a trial about three days a week
Don't you Know kareil? Pardon me onn nj
my most valued assistants. Karen his reg iInen
one glaSsiul or SKINNED milk At q II! = 7
least possible amount OF Water besides in
day and Saturday "
Any good physician could prescribe, cp,cr
pcncy medicine TO relax the artcTial Spasm n nd
relieve the painful seizures produced by ply =
steal cXcrtion. '''
QuestiOns md Ansuers
fiargic for SDcdkcrs.--l am working in wanda
Vile and am bothered with. scratch" i'm IN y
voice at times. You gave formula some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

cannot back his defense. There is n,
necessity ia cataloGuing his acts and
tisaic and Judge for himself SIlreIv
me publc has not judged wrong Ger
;ainly the Legislature OF his own STAT.
has hot bcch unfair. Free speech ends
Whcn ~ becomes Scditious we he.
Hierc mat every person should Sacriir.
ana work for the cause we hold 50
dear. not disgrace II. Lot the words
OF our President he :, warning: .'lni.
US there ~ but one choice We HAY.
made Il. Woe be 10 the man or eroup
OF men mat seeks TO stand In our wa
IN this day OF high resolution. when
every principle we hold dearest is to
be Hindicated and made secure for tho
salvation OF nations
GEORGE LYNN FERGUSON
Richmond. March Il 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Oh. Trotxlsy. where Ar. Thou.

When Leon Trotzky left New FORK suddenly
some months back. TO go to rctrosrad and clean
out the banks he left little furnished Hat.
lie had bought the furniture on Tie instalimcut
plan. The wcii-known poet, ShUlcm .tsch. had
gone security with him for the stuff. Now Asch
has been Informed that he will have TO pay
$500 due 'rrotzhy's furniture Irctzky should
be worth several millions by this time. The
incident has inspired the following poetic out
burst:
at times. ] rule here In Russia,
The of this and OF that;
wonder who paid the instruments,
The regular monthly lns,a llnicnts.
ON the stuff that bought for my fiat
I'm IT in the Cars winter palace.
All PctroGrad comes my call.
They give Il hand the Ncvsky,
The populace cheers on the Ncvshy,
OR bow Sts Peter and Paul.
III stand in the midst OF the nations,
y figure for for peace,
Md ali will await my decsio:i-
The voice Of new I;u: sia's decision
And all opposition saal! cease.
Tina, little brass led IN .he bedroom.
That excellent dining room Ia;
Al the oldest OF moments wonder
rule all the Russ, yet | wond.r--
II any ones paid for en- get
What has become of the old fashioned knocker
who used 10 beef about the becflcss days:
The United States nc>ds "a forty-foot channel
through Hell cate to-day.---N. Y. sun. How
deep channcl through Hell Gate does Ger
many need!
All the golfers IN. the United States Navy are
named after heroes Of mythology, which seems
perfectly all right in view o. the fact that coal
is such myth nowadays.
y young laly who lives near Us received Il
letter from her soldier sweetheart in France the
other day. lie ended lis letter very abruptly
by saying: Il must close now, my dear; the gen
cra wants haze a battle"
save your old overcoats." saws "A warning.
They Will he scarce nest year"
Whoever heard OF scarcity Of old ovcrcoa IS :.
W. have heard these:
Food VIII win the war.
soap wiIl win ihc Wal.
'NuciiaEc wiII win the war
Collar bu'to..s viii VIII The war"
Garbage VIII win the war
l;ut there IS thing that viii not win This
war
slogans viii nc: win it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Order Your Coal Early

L I'LL responsibility for iucing the nation
during the coming winter cannot be
passed along 10 the Federal fuel admnistra-
ton or TO the railroads or TO the coal opera
tors. large measure OF that responsibility
will rest squarcly upon the individual con-
sumcr. This consumer has been enjoncd
by the government TO buy his seasons supply
OF coal at the earliest possible moment; TO
give his order at once, and take no chances
on possible shortage six or eight months
from now.
In order To safeguard the consumers in
tcrests, the fuel administration has an
nounccd reduction in the price OF anthracite
coal OF so cents a ton beginning April / and
extending until September !. TO prevent
possible boarding, buyers OF coal will be per
United to contract Tor only their normal sea-
sons consumption. In order to make the
available supply go around, the dealers arc
prohibited from delivering more than two
thirds OF anyDodys order until all who have
ordered have that much coal in their bins
Thereafter the dealer may deliver the remain
ing one-third.
Nothing could be farcr than this. certainly
nothing could be faircr when the assurance
is added that the government will fix tho
price which every one will pay for his fuel
supply, and will pcnaliZc every dealer who
dares 10 ovcrchargc. Prices which are to
prevail! in Richmond will soon be announced
by State Fuel Administrator Byrd and anv
coal consumer inform himself in five
minutes upon the question Of prevailing
prices.
Last summer the consuming public did not.
go into the market for coal. 1t dcludcd
itself into believing that Federal control
would not only result in unlimited quantities
or fuel being available, but would guarantee
the sales OF il at greatly reduced figures.
AS result. tens OF thousands of consumers
put OF buying until cold weather actually
came. Then they all went into the market
together, with the result that the dealers
were swampcd; the governments efforts to
meet conditions were almost paralyzcd and
for five long bitter months whole commune
ties were compelled to fuel themselves on a
hand-to-mouth basis.
In the light of this wretchcd experience. the
American people should not have to be en-
treated to buy their coal early, but with
warm weather in sight and furnaces drawn
many OF them will dismiss the fuel problem
from their minds. They will procrastiatc
from week TO week. and will trust TO their
luck TO get their coal, if not Tomorrow then
III" next day. Such short-sightcd persons
| Will deserve little sympathy if they arc LETT
! out in the cold next winter and will get
| little from ncighbors who have the good
| sense 10 take the governments advice acri-
! ously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Price, of y,i,crtx BONDS.

Subscriber, I.ynchburG--Th first 4
percent and second per cent Liberty
loan bonds are the same in all respects,
except that the first 4 per cent (Which
arc converted 3I2 per cent? are pay
able in 1882. at the option Of the gov
eminent. and are due in 1897. while the
second per cents arc payable in 1927
and due in 1912. The second per cents
ordinarily would be higher than the
nrsts because OF the shorter maturity.
but they arc actually a little lower on
the market. The only explanation is
that larger amounts OF the seconds
than Of the iirSts are outstanding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
MONDAY. MARCH is. 1915.

General Won Iudendorff, brains of the gen
cral staff, boasts that Germany now IL
stronger than its combined enemies. and Is
prepared TO push successful offensive IL lhe
allies are not willing 10 submit to Herhah
peace But boasting does not win battles
and the allies are ready and anxious TO pick
nm the Teuton gage On the west whenever II
NAV be thrown down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
News Of Fifty Years Ago
lFrom the Richmond Dispatch March IL 1855

f.X Ex-Governor Smith C"Ey-
ira Billy') is reported quite
sick at his home in Eau-
que: County. because OF
his advanced age - he il
no" we'll beyond seventy
~ is believed that his
cnahcc* Tor recovery arc
sum. This announcement
VIII carry sorrow to the
hearts OF the people Of
Virginia.
Company T.. United States
ti'lcvcnth Infantry. has
been ordered from Camp
Grant. near this city, to
Warrcnton. Va. and will
leave to-day i'm charge Of
CAPTAIN richards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Formulation,

l.. -. H.. FairfaN.-T'ne United States
has Il population OF l02.s2G,309. The
total population of England. Scotland
and Ireland. a month before the out
break Of the war was officially csii-
mated at f6,GS9.2i3. The other coun-
tries follow: France, 39,G0l,j09: Ger
many. GG.1I5.0 900: Austria Hungary. So
100000: Italy, 35.59S.oo0: Russia. 49,
i37.00u: China. 4l3.o0o,000; Japan, So
Coo, SOS: Serbia, 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
WcnItb Of tho United states.

j. o. T.. pcinbrokc--Thc latest OIL
cial estimate of the wealth of the
,-uiicd States was SiSS.0VU. 100000 in
1912. Present estimates arc around
$230,000.00o. 900. OBJ There is no rec
ord OF the number of millionaircs in
the United States. Income tax returns
show $500 persons with an income OF
$4,000 or more in 1916. Such an in
come would imply tho possession of ST.
10000 or more. and is the nearest cS-
innate available of tho number of mil
lionaircS in the country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

No punishment, eve. 10 the firing squad
could be too drastic tor those human harpieS
who are prcying upon relatives OF soldiers in
camp or at the front. Instances are cropping
up almost daily in the news, and they may
be expected TO continue throughout the war
unless the heavy hand OF the government Is
laid upon The offenders This character Of
crime is tratorous in its lack OF patrioti>m
and the penalty OF traitor should be metcd
out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Mrs. Il. l.. r.. Observation-Disclosures
ono part o; common glue with ten
parts Of warm water Hang the rug
over pole ana paint the wrong side Of
the rug with a paint brush dipped in
the solution. DO not get TOO much
OF the solution on the back side OF it
or it will soak through and show on
the surface. II is best to do this out
Of doors where the rug can dry
quick
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

". IT. s.. Fort Nltchcll-Thl BAKER
dog bin. after being amended in sct-
cral particulars, passed both houses OF
the General Assembly and Will become
a law after the Governor has signed
j. The amended Bill has not yc. come
from tho hands of the Dr!nt~r. The
bin as originally introduced was print
"a at the time b. The Times DiSpa tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

God is receiving credit or blame, as the
case may be. for TOO many things that happen
il. this war. but certain it is that He never
told any one to be a coward. The scranton
minister who puts this UP :. iiim, telling
The draft board that he would not appear
for examination because he had received a
divine command not to fight, will have to
look for a better excuse for his yellowness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Decision OF Congress not 10 limit the TAX
ing power OF the States over the railroads
Will in their borders while under cacrai
control is wise and just To have done other
wise should have been TO deliver serious
blow at one OF the fundamental sources OF
-cyenue attaching 10 the States. and would
have caused financial hardship and bred dis
satisfaction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Triumph,
OF
MIR. Daniels

devotion
or proved ski! Of the American
Mr. Daniels navy. we are really paying hoN-
age To "a system and Il tradition
wa. ,,,a, lootcd Ear IN tho past The navy
NM 10 ~. service nccauS" thought and pains
"nu me effort OF years had been put into iii.
wore OF making IL ready. But wha; aboui H..
Scrrethry OF the Navy. MIR. Daniels had for vc,rs
pc, nech inc putt of the press. thc target OF wis
IN Sr"rn OF civilian stratcelsts. lie was the
H;n,htnE ia!iure the admitted incomsctcut tho
IN speech the constant offender The
, NE war broke out thousand voices demand ed
tiht u" pc dismissed at once, lest the navy 1,c
,nlsihteSFatcd and disEraccd. Those voices ia vc
-. N, smEinE rather low OF late They arc apt
70 DC quite Silenccd By the report OF the House
n , Et,ioh: II was never seriously main
t"'i'cd ihat Secretary Daniels was 4 man nor
lcci IN wisdom or fuwlcss in taste If nc ala
Hniuc Sood things he said many more foolish
H., hut everybody must now conccdc that
nc savage attacks upon his administrator OF
IN, me Ma: M."% pepartment were unwarramtcd. Pco-
PIC say now, rucfully: Well he was. or course
"ood zeal OF a fool. hut he appears TO have
EhoWn enough to select the right officers 10
90 'hc WORK Heaven send more such fool
executives! To choose competent suhordinatcs
ana then TO work with them unnaSgingiv and
Inspiring ~ is n:nc-tcnths "f good administra-
non Ana in view OF the proof Of the pudding
Mh'Sh secretary Daniels has given the
.ounttN', the old hinSs al him have become
pretty cheap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
When tho Dny Is Done.

] have eaten Il bale
or spinach and kalc.
And I've never raised n row.
7 have swallowed II can
OF moiStencd bran
And ! feel like brindicd COW.
] am taking a snack
From the old haystack
In the evening shadows gray.
And I'm glad. YOU bet,
At last to get
To tho end OF meatless day.
Washington Star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my topic.
excepting legal md medical sEh-
IecIa, nrr nnhUercd free. An all I'm
quiries nrc answered ursctly by pee
honnI letter acif-nhdresscd, s,nnipeI
envelope In -cuuirci. Address ths
Iimcs- Dispatch Information bureau
kIVhnUnd, Va.
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.t>tCI'nitl
" it'll
Satellite


,, ne" Those who read the dis
hhtch may have considered that the source was
enough to coitam!naic tho news dscrcdit
~ :\.N"FthcicsS. IL must be said that science
IS m;,n"ui prejudice and will welcome data con-
,rrhlhE the discovery between tho orbi, OF
VARS ana Jupiter and exactly in tho limo which
!" INDICATED by the alleged law Bodc IS
wandering. mass of material which has so IA
"rcn resolved into 1000 planctoids or little
nitnetS the first of which was discovered in
lHoV. For a time il supposed that these
MASSES represented exploded planet but
modem astronomers are more inclined 10 think
that IL represents II mass Of matter which never
VAS asErcltod and may he simply circuit of
uiSjCc'A in"mbra evolved tho time Of IN.
oiIiSI"h Wi!ch produced and the sola-
System MI that need he said here is thai while
~ p.anciS: from thc Garth outward. have sa t. l.
tlcs' 'hiS is The FIRST suggestion that planet oids
~ any These li'tl" planets range from about
80" mics III diameter !" low as ton miles:
most 81 thcn arc d'Scov"rcd only by the camera
ara ar maj Is probably ;hc case in this instance.
~ IL Is a Photographic satellite. Il Is small but
~ can DC sad That such discovery has hcci
prcdictcd by aStrophysic!StS for n long time and
cSp"ciaiiH by III" late i'r. pcrcval Lowell whose
mThthcnatlcal observations the ninth sa toll
II must be confessed. probably unknown to
most OF our readers who unfamiliar with
those speculative branches of Inathcmat zeal
Ncrac-Philadel Bulletin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

There SHOULD. be few slackers among ,hat
vast arpfr OF .buys whom President Wilson
has called To the colOrs of the United States
Boys Working Reserve. By millions they
Will rush TO enlist, and if their activities be
properly directed they should 20 far in
solving the counory's food problem. The
farms and tho gardens are calling these boys
rs urgently as battle demand summon
ing their elder brothers TO the firing line
Their response should be just ready and
enthusiastic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Potassium chlora,e iao grains boiling water
rose water - ounces; glycern slrup or
each. orc-halt ounce: fluid extract or rcd rum
drains eucalyptus rostrata). Dissolve Tho No.
;a*sium chioratc in the boiling water. cool and
reserve Dissolve the alum In tho rose waipr
add the ;;lyccrin. sirup and red gum i'm order
named then mix with reserved DC rtiom The
result ~ u clear ruDy-rcd liquid of orrrcc. hin
odor and taste r9 use. mix Tablespoonful
with u iablcip"ontul OF water ana gargle once
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Thirty-siX hours consumed in travtrsing
five miles Of Virgnia's boosted National
Highway by q train Of army trucks is Il
record OF which the State VIII not care TO
boast. This has been road condition Of
every winter from that time 10 which the
memory of man runneth not. However,
there is hope for the future. Legislative and
monetary provision has been made for better
highways, and before another year has passed
at least start will nave boon made toward
removing forever N:Ginia's highway dis
CraCcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Men are taking good care OF their automobiles
these days Most OF them don't knov where
they will get another.
The other day away with
neighbours wife and his autctht rilc at the
time.
our neishhor up OF the basement
just in time 10 him driving away, and he
yelled at the urivcr.
"bon'l forget send ihe Oack."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

SstBlISHED every day in the year 10 South Tenth
STREET. Richmond. Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub
ii,hinS Co.. Inc, Charles T.. Hasbrook. Editor and
Manager.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

PERSONS interested in nomenclature will
ho'c thal The name OF a shpbulding man
aver VINO draws $4,000 year is Good
enough while the plant at which he is en-
ploycd Gears the designation Of Hog
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

II Is no" IN order to begin figuring on
no" 10 use UP the extra daylight 10 tho best
advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS to The Times
Dispatch, and not 10 individuals.
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Much Ado About Nothing
a Little Slice o. Life.
Y ROY Is. NI0ULTON.


Something wrong in
Department OF the interior.
We couldn't seem t. c-joy homo meals.
And they were pretty fair meals ut that.
At mcaltimcs we were ncr. GUS We couldn't
Finally the wife called old Doc. Mcmahon
And had him go over us with
Ills tire pump and his carburetor adjustcr.
Where have you bccn eating most CT your
meals
lie was IA thcr severe when he asked 1t.
I'm downtown restaurant VIC replied
".\h. ! see, he said. and he called the wife
aside.
We don't know what he whispered TO her.
But the night. when got home
And started to sit down the dinner table.
We noticed that the wife had moved the hall
tree.
With our ovcrcoat and hat 1t.
And had set il right bacl, &C our chair.
Where could turn around every minute
And see IL our ovcrcoat and hat
Were still safe. y habit bred in the bone.
1t very successful dinner, and
We enjoyed il immensely. Psych olosy.
That's what the doctor called it,
Maybe he more than half right.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

George Washington couldn't tell lie.
lie ought to be living around here now.
There is no doubt he could learn.
George lived in the simple old days when
man could tell the truth twenty-four hours
day and get away with it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

MEMBER OF THE A>SoCIhTED PkESS.-ihc
il exclusively emitted to the Tor
republication % dis,nt chrs credited Ia il
otherwise credited in ihi. paper aud also the
puh> herein. All rights OF rcpiblic;-
lion OF special dspat rlcs herein nisu reserved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

, ago for singers and speakers TO use as a IA, Gle
O clear the voice. but lost the clipping viii |
YOU II great favor repeat tho formula
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

Each time American labor has had cause
10 speak during the progress OF the war.
whether TO its hosts AZ home or to The ranks
OF those who toll abroad. its message has
been clarion call to the support Of dcmoc-
racy against the threat OF domination by the
autocratc central powers. Nothing less has
been expected Of this countrys organized
WORKERS, but their attitude undoubtedly has
proved a Sr"Yous surprise and disappont-
ment 10 Germany, whose tirecss machina-
tons have extended into American labor in
al effort TO cripple it for the prosecution Of
the war. Labor. like capital, is standing
loyalty to the coiors and, with past differences
buried, they are fighting shoulder TO shoulder
for the right OF free existence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-18

The Germans now threaten great new spring,
offensive. but they will haze to so to
be more offensive than they have been in The
past