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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-12-13
FORGET WAR TROUBLES

IF any of us had anv unpleasant
experiences in the army, let's forget
them all right now" declared General
Pershing in opening his remarks, amid
the applause of the audience. Every
seat in the ballroom was taken and
crowds stood in the aisles and in the
corridor
He paid high tribute to the loyalty
and the sacrifice of the men who had
been in the service and declared that
all of them were better fitted for serv-
ice to their country and for the work
of preserving the ideals of the nation
than ever before.
The purposes of the American Legior
and the work it was doing received
his enthusiastic Endorsement and he
predicted that the legion was to be-
come the bulwark of strength for
patriotism and for the advancement OF
the nation
The service you have rendered, the
sacrifices YOU have made. the breadth
OF view which YOU have obtained and
the spirit of self-sacrifice and unself-
ishness which you have shown while
in the service of your country quail
ffy you for the leadership in the af-
fairs of the nation which you are al
ready beginning to take and which
you will be called on more and more
as the years pass to assume" he de-
clared.
The principles for which the Amer
lean Legion stand are the very prin-
ciples upon which our government was
founded and upon which it has grown
to its present greatness 1t Is upon
these principles that it must continue
to stand to hold its place of leadership
in the world and it is to the members
of the American Legion that the ma
ton is already turning for support and
for leadership.
The members of the organization will
assume these places of leadership. not be.
cause Of the positions they may have held
in the army, but because of their patriot.
ism anG love of country which has beer
strengthened in them through the service
thew have rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
FIFE COLORED MAN IN THE
SOUTH

The New York Ago, Il national negro
weekly. publishes some very striking
facts concerning the progress Of the
eolored race in the south. In South car
o1ina. L, C. Wood. lumber dealer. has
eo1ore6 men IN his employ who have
saved from 81 .nnn to sl5.n"". y colorHd
general superintendent r"c"ir"s salary
If 100000 n var. and has accumulated
fortune Of over SC. nnn. In and around
sunaptcr many negro farmers own from
IN TO 1000 acres and rails" from IN L"
6noo bales Of cotton. In Augusta DR..
r. C. Wolknr colnrcd preacher. - build
ing s1e5 900 institutional church. In
Renncttsvillc. South Carolina. a cHlorcd
business man had a profit las' year OF
over s5o.o6o.
These facts arc recorded BY IN" Age
as evidence Of the ronrmercl'l prosper
s,v ~ the negro in tho south. Moreover.
they are Indicative If tn" opportunities
(which arc granted to I'll" deserving roll
pred man. probably moro frosty now
than in tho past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
Our Daily Story
TEE dAwKER

The common people arc fools, asses;
idiots and dolts! grunted SpraS-
way Strafc.
Aren't they Amt they?" agreed
Buckwaladcr Nizzlc heartily. Its 4
real pleasure and privilege to. meet q
man of such discernment. Why. I bet,
if you was 10 look up in the air as II
you'd sped an airoplanc every fool In
sight would follow your example ana
gawk up TIL they got pain In the
back Of the neck. Why don't You try
it?"
II believe I WILL" said Strafe.
And he leaned back and looked
straight up in the air. saying, Are any
Of them doing il yet?
Several. several" replied Nizzle.
Keep lookin' up-you're cert'n'y PROV
Ing your point
Many OF 'em doing It now" inquired
Strafc after n few moments.
"Th"y'rc collectin' in crowds and 90.
ing it, Nizzle assured him. Keep
lookin' up"
Five minutes later, Strafe. unable
to bear the crick in his neck any longer
Strengthened up 10 find himself quite
alone in the deserted street minus his
watch and chain. cuff links and collar
and collar and tic and shoe laces.
protected by George Matthew Adams)
Furnished Exclusively by
Tho George Matthew Adams service
S West 10th Street - Nc% YORK
Release Friday, March y. 1919
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
FRANCE BECOMES CHILLY

The French public. which, few weeks
ago. was altogether complimentary to
President Wilson now assumes very
critical attitude Tho raris Matin pub
liShcd an open letter to Mr.. Wilson by
Henry dc Ciourvcna. in which an lmpcra-
tive demand is made FOR reparations 70
Franco for tho injuries done by Ger
many. Stephen IIchon. French minis
ter of foreign affairs. has declared en-
phatlcally that tho league OF nations is
not an essential part Of tho rrclimin-
AIRY peace treaty and Clcmcnccau makes
it clear that France cannot rest her fu-
turc upon IN indefinite society of ma
tions that is not backed up by an armed
force. Perhaps a conflict OF Mr.. Nil'
sons i6ealistic aims with tho moro prac'
ticabe and material desires Of tbs
! French could not b" avoided. but it is
very clear that the politcness with winch
French leaders and French newspapers
treat MIR. Wilson has back Of it very
sincere fear Of his leadership. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
THE TRUE POLICY OF PRODUCTION

recommends Ina" Inv
hNeaE week. lhS sus
a orEanzat"n brings W Wv
kon as against stimulation Of output as a
Srf useful idenesS; OF e'nc'"e' 'N
:, ,.,;o, ho ~,
AN that any world is his ums-'he time " " " ~
that time to dFanrasc
-, , ~ ~. individual himself The richest the most
in when a" Is 'e ~
kpcv. in which the skill used and which, IN ~
goods The "e"
workrsnnan "
volume sooos III ~
L.. HIS output is not only "
rule that cSr
OF WORK oo " "
Ind unnecessarily number Of hours worked simply ~ ms
IT, nrdcc and level Of inferior labor OIL
and less 49,,
stand TWO counre"
with great
ea,b and with people China is without railroads " "
labor productive AS
support her own popuauon IN o"o w
back-breakine Toll ana
49, ~ nor ,v No, because they but because
n~ne Of industrial productive capacity per mas"
~ and the
.roe-can and contofs
of should Dc seneras reo
appably towards Chnsc coo-
. ,rirc would
GRADES would mean that from $4,000 $4,000 1t
oan Applied to
priced meat eggs
Applies IN tn" n' "ouio "o'
machinery cosl all OF these hns
~ because they would and hard
prosperity liberal distribution OF all the nses OIL w
at moderate pccs-prs them be used every home that
Of prosperity can only De
obtained efficiency production and by inc Nigh
este worker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

Russia. Tho peasants. soldiers and work
men have seized all the machine guns
and rifles. and are shooting down 'hf
unper and middle classes. Now also APP
proachcs the era of the military olctA-
tor. Plainly rioting. thcftS. and murueF
cannot 20 on forever. Most OF lhf
stores have already been looicd, most
of the factories have been Euled anu
practically all Of tho houses OF inc ITCH
have hecn dcspoled of their FURNITURE.
Tho suburbs of the manufacturing
cities arc micro hlackcncd shells me
phnt ographs that Slavr reached TINS
country Of tho residence section Oh 4el-
rorrad look exactly like the pictures
Of the towns looted by the Germans
during tho last week Of their retreat
from France and Belgium. Our one
hone Is that some unseen providence
may hold our own people back from
civil war. bloody streets. and blazing
factories. until wise men can point out
tho paths that lead 10 industrinl peace.
Erothcrly love between the classes
alone can dissolve the hate. Inc la'c
uf the world today is in the hands vi
Labor and Capital These two are lhe
trustees of civilization. Without labor
capital is helpless. Gold and honds
alone cannot build brooklyn Bridge
Alone labor cannot build new steer
nlant. for bricks have never been mao"
without straw. a chasm between IN"
two means tho death Of both. 1t taxes
. wears to build q great factory, but a
fire brand can destroy it in onr night.
The spirit re peace and good Will, OF
knowledge. sound sense, Justice. ohcd-
fence TO law. are the sole remaining bar
ricrs against industrial revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
MARKETING IS OUR BIG PROB[EM
Solution of Other Difficulties Agriculture Is Comparatively Easy
By COL. CLARENCE OUsLEY,
assistant Secretary of Agriculture.

tn" American wheat growers prices re-
main at III" war level buchus" "E IN"
governments guaranty.
AS To other cereals and other crops
generally. il docs not Seem that over
production is al all likely. on account
uf labor shortage. tho world having
lost about lU.0GG. 900 slain in war ana
thor" are many millions NOR" hopeless
" crippled. It's man power is Grea''y
depleted. and there will l." continuing
demand for much labor for tho rcrianlh-
Lon nf tn" waste places.
In our county VIC may suffer some IN
convenience b. the disl"cntinns Of lah"r
iii ihr shift from war industries "
those Of peace. but We can sec 10 I'M
: Ehuuu OF Il labor surplus in tn" near fu-
Inrr "" hav" received no lmmiEFh-
ton 10 speak Of for four years. nor Will
We receive. any to speak Of this year
nor probably for several years /" come
Much construction of various KINGS
has been delayed on account of the war
and now needs III hr resumed. Wine
our soldiers on this side ar" being &C.
muhilI2"d rapidly. one million or more
IN the other sid" will remain there lur
the greater part Of tho year.
II would seem that these facts war
/ ran, two expectations. One is that there
is moi likely To be- cNccSS production "''
,hr whole. and tho other is that the lAr-
| Nor is not likely To have plentiful labor
at lnw wages.
The Wis, farmer. therefore. will plant
- largely ~ he can reasonably hope 10
cultivate well. hut will not plant brfond
| a reasonable calculation rs to the prop
. able supply Of labor.
/ However that may be. We have a
, nrohlr1n Of distribution here in III" bald
fact that. notwithstanding IN" progress
! we have made in marketing. ii sun
, costs from 80 tn 20 per cent of the con-
| sumcr's price To get even the sthDle
) products from tho farm To tho taole'
, and frequently thor" are conditions
which make tho handling OF pcrishable
products cost even more than that pro-
! portion
; This cost. some Of which is waste CT
/ fort and snmr q: which is commercial
! exploitation. is littl" short OF candhlaus.
Marketing seems 10 be the llnlncola'e
! outstanding problem.
Copyright 1879
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

ou- FIRST nost-war need in tn" aEr'-
cul,uraI field is to get securely back |"
m. bass. OF economic and SAFE iarnn-
ing.
Economic from tho standpoint OF the
r,rrn establishment. it's ruuipmcnt anu
its sol, and SAT- from Tho StandFo'nt
ur o,cralInn for profit under norma
conditions and III III" fac" nt thr r'SNH
Of weather and mnrk"iS.
With tho exception a. tn" =uarant"''
,,r,rr. for wheat harvested III l?lH. i'ri'
PRODUCTS hereafter ar" n b. d"l'h'.'H'
wholly uunn the ratio Of supply 10 ""-
,nand and upon the ordinary Influences
which affect commodities e TRADE. Hlu
Ih. best service that can II" rendered |"
the American farmer III thus Situa''"''
is to help him TO adjust his business u
the conditions tina; "NIsi and are Ill
prospect.
1t is mos, difficult nov to f"r"see
what thu demand for farm proc"
will be. There never Ucror" was Il 'l'''
when farmers needed !" study i'ot
carefully tn" foreign news. lheE III.
O nrofoun dinIrrc$; IN the political. eco
uomic and social Developments in Eu-
rope. because upon th"S" WILL nrPcru Inv
ability of European countries noun :"
DrOduCC ana 10 BUY. l''h VIA ''''
may br abb to produ"'' IN lHl" ana upon
wha: they may hr ahIr |" buy from IN.
rrop of 1919 depends the prosperity OF
the American farmer.
Generally speaking. as tn" SccF','' ;
OF agriculture has iuform"t! us, ana d.
,hc agricultural commissioners |" E""-
rope confirmed. there is assured pros
rect that Europe will need continuing
large American supplies "C ilN" S'"'N
products. II appears reasonable. "!S''
10 assume that f.ur"p" cann"i "i'h'"
the producing part at tE" year F'9'''
pre-war farming operations.
From the present supplies Of ~h'a'
in the world now released or about
| be released BY the freedom Of Shlpi''nh
and from tho prospects 81 our Wlht''
! wheat, allowing for III" av"rTlG" nr"uu'
cion OF spring wheat. there appears u
be in storage and i'll sight al IN" hr'"o
| gram that the world will require.
This prospect would be likely I" cause
sharp decline in prices. as IFS r"a't@l,
ton will in the worlds markets. ou'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
AF TER OPERATION WHEELING
LADY FOUND STRENGTH GONE

Agnes patton. 1887 Chaplinc ST. "heci-
ing. W. Va. va
No one, unless absolutely strong ~.
Inst n,cu and we'll. should fail 10 take
such a tonic as recommended above oy
Mrs. Patton. Children should not u.
permitted To linGcr around TOT 49,
after their sickness in runy' ~eaAe''ea
condition. Just a bott!" or TWO o.
Earlc,s Hypo-Cod relieves III" cough.
,.old, bronchial and catarrhal SFltp-
toms. 1t restores tho apP"ul'; n.s nsi
rich rcd blood complexion ana fopuos
Color. BY taking it you help inc
nerves. induce better sleep. hcartier ap.
petite and digestion. and at the sam.
time fortify yourself against rccu,
rrncc of ills. complications. rtc.-r'Five
your disease resisting powers. botu.
o. Two Of Earlc's Hypo-cod puts you
back to work days and weeks sonnsr'
Earle's Hypo-Cod can he secured az
he = II C;rlcst Drug Co. in the oranE"
rnlornd carton: price sl.2o. Sent any
where upon receipt Of price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

appliances. in the nature Of force and
suction pumps. the life Of the we'll IS
reduced from 10 to five years, lowering
The landowners income $1,000 per WELL
or II loss of that amount to him and a
gain lothc gas company, not considering
the amount realized from rentals PAID
and the shortening Of the time to eX-
haust a field and deliver and measure
the gas ut Il foreign market.
InaSmuch as We are confronting q
speculative means of enforcing the Step
toe bill. II seems to me that there is
natural equity at the root Of the propo-
sition I present to you on which an IN
junction could he obtained preventing
the forcing Of the natural gas out or
the state by means Of the large pump
stations. and. if really interested in the
merits Of the Steptoc bill. the eSporta-
ton of our natural gas could be re-
strained until local demands are cared
for, and these gas companies compelled
to como to terms of just taxation, etc.
With best wishes. ] am very cordially
yours, w. H. Conway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
SURE CURES

Their is a cure for every i'll that
gives your franc wrench: por-'
Gus plaster or a pill. a capsule or
drcnch. No matter what disease
you have some delegate IS nigh. 10
tell YOU of a healing saNe that
makes your anguish fly. Some
lea rned physician has the dope-lt
costs ono buck thruw-that Will
revive IN" springs Of hope and aoro-
gate your woe Some ancient dame
in humble garb can brew mage
tea the essence Of some mystic
yaeh. to euro your houSnma1o :
knee. This being true. as true II is
why We arc in tho soup with Sou'
and humps and rheumatic, VII"
rabies, itch and Group. Why do We
weep and suffer on and heaStly HIS
endure. when VIC can buy 4 DENT
john that's guaranteed to cure:
WHY do wc die before our tim" ana
fiji tho boneyard lot when there are
remedies sublime. that always MI
the spot? I huttonholed the village
doc, and asked him things like these:
for I was full from neck to hook. OF
every punk disease. That's easy
said the doc. you hick; mems 1uoH-
raent j.. 20 pooI they always wait
till they arc sick before they take
the cure"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
TIE TELEPHONE DEFICIT

Now comes an announcement that
.-s,ar,, increase Of telephone rates
amounting to 10 per cent Will Dc neces-
5~arv TO wipe out tho deficit under gov
,,, ,ncr,tion. Tho government
has been In control Of the t"l"phen" lines
for a little over Year and its sol" &C
eonoplishnen, has been 10 turn highly
profitable property into losing one.
For many years tho .\m"ri'an Telephone
company. ably managed by the men VINO
mad created and built it up. performed
u. great public serric" economically and
with reasonable satisfaction. Under prl-
gate MANAGEMENT 1t was not an infre-
.ouent thing for telephone rates TO be
Covered. for the field connections 10 be
extended and for the service To be i'm
proved. and with it all. tn" company
wa. a steady Garner Of profits and
STEADY payer Of dividends I" it's owners.
In an evil day the telephone lines fell
into the hands Of Mr.. Burlrson and his
associates, and the blight Of RurIeson-
ISM became soon 20 be felt. Service b.
came inefficient, connections w"r" linz
ated and toIls were increased. III tts"
months Of government operation there
WAS T. deficit Of close To four million
dollars, and other deficits hav" sine"
pile6 up. The record Of the telephone
companies. under government control. is
not different from any other govern
rnent controlled operation. The Amer'-
can people arc. as L rule, efficient. they
desire economy in their business affairs.
Their industrial organizations insist
supon it. The great manufacturing
yplants Of this country and our great
Transportation systems have been built
mn bymen who knew the secrets Of man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
Girl Friend Recommended Hypo- Cod
and It Proved Ideal Tonic
fer Her.
FEELING FINE NOW

Il had just como from III" hospital
after an operation and My system was
all run down and nv strength was gone
Several doctors had given mo medicine.
hut il did no good" declared Wh""i-
ing lady whose name and address IS
gwen below.
'Urpu-rnd was recommended To mr.
by = girl friend who had taken il with
such wonderful results: 81 after taking
one bottle Of Hypn-Cnd find that L
can go about my work and seem 10 en-
Joy it even marc than ] did before !
had wont In thr hospital. and can
truthfully SAY that il should b. taken
hy all who need Ia gain strength. and
| can assure them that it will ton" up
Tho entire system" continued Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
FREAK IN STRIKE RANKs.

NEW YORK. March 2n.-A state
men, declaring that members OF the
Masters Mates and Pilots union mere
had decided to sever their connection
with tho Marine workers arhliatlon'
which is conducting tho strike Of mar
bn- workers against private boat own
crS and to return TO Work tomorrow
under Il private agreement was E''c"
on, tonight ny Paul BonEnEr' rou.-
sci for the 5oot Owners asSoclatioh'
Mr.. Bonyngn said that he WAS IN
f,rurd that most Of the lighter cap
am: had returned TO work today. but
declined to give the source of his in
tCrm% lion.
Thomas l.. Dclhhunty. president OF
IN" Marine Workers afiliation. chaT-
lctcrIxcd the report as "nronaGanda
and declared there had been no spnt
in tho strikers ranks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

Today all men in the United states
and Great Britain arc disturbed by INC
unrest among the people. The owners
have closed hundreds of factories ~hcr'
munitions and military equipment were
manufactured in war time. News comes
from one and another that here twenty
thousand and there fifty thousand men
are out Of employment. Unfortuna'cly'
workers. who during thr war received
wages remarkably high. wasted lhc'r
money and therefore have nothing saved
up for a rainy day when the factories
arr taking out the old machinery ana
installing new tools preparatory To Inc
production Of goods wanted IN rmc OF
peace. Riots and strikes are develop
ing. Seeihing multitudcs have stormHd
factories where in tho naiur" or inc
case. there could be no work until the
new machinery had been installed. In
Seattle and Butte the riots and strikes
,ort,o. Of the nature Of revolutions.
and were really attempts to overthrow
the present form Of GOV crnm"nt of our
country.
on the walls OF our historical room IN
Plymouth Church hangs a copy of l'''
!
close friend Of Henry Ward h'"rher
Tha, letter is most striking and seems
like a description Of present day cond'-
tons: ,,,
I'm the United States as here an"
elsewhere the movement toward diSS"i"'
tton Of existing social reforms AhI ~
Organization on a socialist" basis | "'
ljeye to be Irresistible. W" hay" h"o
times before us. and you Stil! haf" moro
dreadful times before yHu-rINH war
immense bloodshcd, and "F"n'"hhF
military deSpotism Of III" S"N"T"%' iEF''
Truly yours,
"Hcrbnrt Spencer.
Today Russia has actually 'h'''"H IL
ito the rulfillmrnt of Spcn"rr% nr'T'''.
civil war is now upon that "''' haI'
ny land. Thr peasants in thr mn" az
i,rictS have killed tho 'and"wh"r" al
i,hrir families. and arC 6Isirlh"' II" 'h
VINEYARDS and orchards. It's r"'""""
and pastures. tho forests and MN.
Already immense bloodshed Is ui'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

While we have "a great admiration
for Great Britain. our enthusiasm Tor
tho league of nations is not increased by
tho remarkable unanimty with which
British statesmen support it. The fan
flung empire of Britain needs defense IT
many lands and n league Of nations call
ing nur; men and our money to ts aic
may mean moro TO Britain than we bar
gain for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21

aeement. The Intelligcncer mistakes
the sentiment Of the people if they will
continue. for a great length of time. to
pay high prices for poor service simply
because the service is rendered by lot
Of government job holders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
LOWER FOOD PRICES.

WASHINGTON. March 20.-AlihnuGil
food T|iccs showed decline Of SIX
percent during thr month ending ias'
February 10. nc prices Wcr" nlnH per-
cent higher than those prevailing IN
February 1918 and about - percent
higher :han tn" price average ri 1913.
The marked decreases wore eggs 33
porccn, and butter ~ percent. Potatoes
l."Id ~, tw"lvr articles showing an In-
crrasi h> an advance Of 81 percent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
WILL MEET OBLIGATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-Dividnnds
and interest on railroad stocks and
bonds du" April |, amounting to approx
imatcly s7O.O00.0nn will be met by the
railroad administration by issuance of
certificates of indebtedness to the COM
pnnys for amounts due from rentals and
other SOURCES. The war finance corpora
t:nn will mako cash advances to tho
companies on the certificates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
BATH ROBES FOE srBER1ANs.

WASHINGTON. March 0.-To relieve
suffering IN Siberia caused ny AN acute
shortage or warm clothing and cloth
material Tho American Red Cross today.
made arrangements for sending 100000
wards Of bath robing and 10000 blankets
to its Siberian commission. The cost OF
tho shipment was estimated at more
than 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-21
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF

Every bit OF dandrur disappears a1ter
ono or two applications OF Danderlne
rubbed we'll into the scalp win inc nm
ger tips. Get small -hnttlc o. I'anoer-
inc ut any drug store for few cents
and e,yc YOUR hair. After several appl-
co,;or. Won can't find a particle Of
dandruT or any falling hair and the
SCALP will never Itch.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1919-09-06
THE PoNER-oE-MusIn-

Some of the Oldest myths that have
been handed down to us deal with the
power of music. 1t is told that rocks
and trees danced when Arpheus played.
Ferocious wild beasts, in many legands,
were quoted by sweet strains of sound,
and even today many demonstrations
have been made showing the power
which music exerts over animals. And
if concord of solnd can affect creatures
that a,e naturally ferocious, is it not
eason. Die that it also has quoting