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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-22

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

WY NN 100 ACRES. miles from
W WW pavement OF Oklahoma
CITY; heavy. black Iow
prairie soil, iio acres In cultiystioN snd
lays as pretty Ms the floor, balance IN
pasture covered with buffalo and MOS
quite grnssi plenty of good water; ooed
7-room house. fair bqrp. BLACKSMITH
shop, Ksrsge and chickvn house: osteo
for immediate sale 800 per acre.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
WE WILL BUY
Blue Ribbon Oil &
Refining

rs NOW BEING OFFERED ny rs
AND II YOU WISH TO INVEST IN
A REFINING AND PIPE LINE COM
PANY HERE rs YOUR CHANCE
REFINERY WITH SEVEN MILES
or PIPE LINE ~ SOW BEING
CONSTRUCTED AT WALTERS OK
LAHOMA &PAR VALUE of STOCK
si0 % PER SHARE SIND i'e N'''t
SUBSCRIPTION NOW FULL fNFOR.
NATION FURNISHED UPON RE-
QUEST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

THLTMAS COuNTY-TwO t0's: north
west part. center OF development.
wells actually down considerable dru'h.
Price right 40 acres. section b-ts-l1w.
cream " the county,. Look IL up.
Price SO for few days
Sheokelford county. Texas, 100 acres.
between & wells. section "a. n, r \ II
Ry close TO Texas Cushing No
drilling 1900 fr~U. Abstract Price
s.. for quiCk sale. owner is West 9th
81 Phone Maple s22
AlBYME viii purchase at 1850 before
Thursday. going away Walnut 80
tu GLFNRORE on ..,.,.....,..,, md
800 u.tcd OF a Ref ..,...,..,,. 80
800 National ................... nd
/ UN9 Sammios ............... ..-... Bll
q ~. REYNOLDS.
~ y Broadway Walnut 1872
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Kansas.
Michigan.
GOOD LAND CHEAP

Make BIG money fafmlns In M,chi-
san's best hardwood counties ralsins
Only Sib 10 so per acre, Near schools.
churches. markets. hafdroads. railroads,
}tc-. so 10 ti6 starts yoa on the pur-
chaRs OF 10 acres OF this excellent land
$50 on 20 Acres and 500 on 10 acres
The biggest cosnpsny; the lowest prices.
the best land. What more can you
ask, Write today for free booklet, er-
cursion rates and dates SwiEsrt Land
company. Ti2S6 First National Bank
Building, Chicago. Illinois.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
oUT-cF-TowN REAL ESTATE

FOR SAIE--Ten lots all fenced new
Groom house completed; natural gas
In good small town. snli cheap for
quick Sal~. .. O.. OklAhomrn
FDE fAt.E or-I!s1e for Oklahoma t.fy
property Cr and. l0-room i0pse;
modern, ) SIci rasl OF State Normal
3D. Ii2 llu ouG.
FOR BALE OR TRADE-Two barge
modern residences IN NcAlc-tsr
Oklr. Pine homes Phone ur write
Milo T Crane. McAiestcr. okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.

ron SALE or TRADE Several clear
farms. owner, Walnut 1888.
100, Dark Level Prairie
land. far improvements, & miles Of
Robinson street pavement, on good rond
.nl mill route. lc0 acres IN cultivation
10 In graes. hciougs % Nonresident ana
offered ~ the extremely low price of
so pr acre for quick sale Chll Nj
IS Shburn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

FOR aAfE OR TRADE for land. stock
Of general merchandise. 5000 or &C.
900: located across tho Red riYer on the
Oklahoma side from Vernon. Texas. Ad-
dress. Autie Linton. Vernon. TEXAS.
Ny misfortune 10 your GsiH II you ars
Interested best store building and best
stock OF shoes. dry goods and millinery
(up. 10. date msrchandise; no junk and
located In hest trade territory In Okla
homa; for sale at q heart.rendinG sac
to add groceries TO the line, owner has
to get on coast for wifes health; about
5000 In cash will handles write for
particulars direct from owner. X, O..
Oklshomsn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

CONCESSIONS wanted for our two-day
celebration at Indianola on Friday and
Saturday. July I and 3. shows. swing,
doll rncks. otc. 5000 people are expect
ed to help us eat fifteen fat beeveS at
our free barbecue II. s. Turner. Secy,,
Indianola. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
YARN AND ACRE TRACTS
New Mexico.

FOR sALE,-lrrissted farm in New
Mexico. ls0 acres In tract; we'll irn.
gated. oil developments being made
near by Writo Mrs n. E. brown. w
Lamar ANrnue. Houston, TeKaA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
G2zws,M&z5la511s &5a5 60; 81

5o, Baltimore nldr Mapla sie
FDI. SALE-Farm 100 acres. pswnee
county. Oklahoma good soil 20 acres
100 cultivation balance pasture plenty
enter. good dwelling, outDuildlngs nom
mai leased FOR oil only two years 10
nn land positively In Oh structure
ROYALTY 90 this worth fortune; dr.ll-
INK VIII .onmcnro soon Address. T..
hpV q. Skeh'c. OklahHmn
FOR sNLE-Turm ~ ares paNnee
.1uuty oklahoma good soil. Aropy so
Hrr"- under cultivation. hulau 9 pasture
Water fair dwelling and o1tblildlngs
leased Tor oil, only about tHo years to
run, land iu Oh structure. drilling 10
commence roon royalty worth money
Addro's 4. Box y, skcdee. oklahoma.
If you want 10 buy farm cheap and
on easy t-rms We have u few tsp-
closures Rose Investment Co. 3nl
HeskqWlI Blds. OkIahoml city.
Walnpt 1890
IMPROVED quarter section for sale, ls
miles from Oklahoma city, Fine
shade, water. fruit; ideal FOR country
home or club. Might trade for small
improved farm near Norman. G. S,
Warner. owner. Mustang. Okla.
FOR SALE-sO acres. % acres cultiya-
ton. balanCe timber pasture. sandy
soil good Alfalfa. fruit and truck mnd
3-room house, good well. small orchard
oil lcare paying $50 per year: 1 miles
town, good roads Priced TO sell. t2.2OV.
II " Godfrey. Crescent. okla
FIVE Hatys garden Tor sale. >, miic
east Frisco shops $500 tomatoes now
t.pcring; l, acres pstrrmclons and
cantaloupcn rest bunch stIf rent paid.
horse aud wagon. harness, garden tools
.ow hpd chickens with or Thou, gar
Ten Inquire for j. u Bordcron on
Market St Thu siny. Friday and Sat.
rdlH.
io-ACRE farm for sale close In, sell AT
bargain. miles Of Oklahoma City
Can ~ ~ y Eobinson,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
BILLY PARKER
EXHIBITION
AVIATOR
Now Booking Fairs,

Now Booking Fairs,
--Carnivsis. Races. and eli public gath
srinGs IN Oklahoma. Kansas. Tens
Colorado. New Mexico, and Wyoming
with new 100 h. .. tractor biplanes
Fast. snappy. loop. the. loop. and down
eide up flying. Including night ny
ting with electric equipment
Can furnish from one 20 five ma
chimes with pilots. Satisfaction guar
sutssd Prices reasonable. Write or
wire for contract blanks and further
Information.
BILLY PARKER ATROPLANE Ex-
HlBITlON COMPANY.
Dor 10. Dewey. Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Missouri.

FARM FOR sALE-i5o0 In monthly
payments, buys a t0-acre poultry.
grRin and fruit farm well located. John
N. Stephons, owner, salem. Mo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
OIL LANDS. LEASES AND STOCK
OIL uEOLOGlsT.
CnAs N Gould
1918 colcord nIdR Phone Walnut lDs

OIL UEOJOGlBT.
CnAs, N Gould
l2is Colcord nIds Phone Walnut tOs
OIL MEN ATTENTION
Buy Callahan county leases now for
big profits they can still bo bouxht for
short time at 1lb TO 90 per acre In 20
acre tracts and larger tracts, better buy
than any stock; they are all your own,
wells going down; leases advancing W.
Homer Shanks. clyde. Texas
500 GLADSTONE, goo Ranger Texas
250 old Colony all for s. 600 OF will
sell separately. x. +. Boyd. Mndln
okla
MAP showing every oil well aud lo'a.
ton IN TlllwGn county Tor S. VIII
submit choice list uf acreage and upon
pIrcEAgc of a tract listed viii refund
the q Drawer \, Frederick. Okla
JpR SALE-l. .ase, standard rig and
pipe for sal" In tho Cement field,
$1,000 proposition for t2.50O The brs,
Promoters -ropositlon In oklahoma to-
day. Good geological dope OH same
Box l6il, Drumrlght. OKLA.
BUY LEAsE--Close In. near two wells
where you have chance TO win; one
well now down between 900 and 500
fort: showing trace OF oil one deep
test. 500 feet well now drilling: five
other deep tests in sight of holdings
few and i0-acre tracts for sale. cheap
+ T.. Shanafelt. 623 ohio ST. wichita
Falls. Texas.
WANTED-To trade 500 shares Ma.
tional on Co stock for American
on & Refining stock A.S7, okIahoman
WANTED - Depositors Oh. samniss
Oh. Turmsn Oh. National Oh. Unit
Cd OIL Globe on; wire lowest price ana
amount for quick shipment draft at
tached A. l.. beihel. Bohtmen's Bank
lldg 81 Louis. Mo
HAS THAT STOCK MADE Good
Whether YOU lost or won, we cun
probably give you important informH.
tlon about tho company your money
In tied up In We will render a report
on any unlisted company tor 81 90. or
mcnt Company' iio Bni,imof. RIis
oklahoma Clly, oklahoma.
For sALE-closs In to three new
fslds being developed near Camden,
Ark Prospects for production are the
hest, Real oil men know right now IL
the time to Invest J. a. Mcleod Land
60. Camden. Ark.
FOM SALE-ieO- acre commercial ican,
m See 3.t-l, Carter county okla
Address 100 West goth st, oklahoma
CITY
WILL TRADE veil located oil leases
IN Texas Tor cheap unimroved land
IN Oklahoma. small tracts considered
Describe your land. and | viii make
YOU some offers, d. a. Mccoy. Ceiina,
Texas
DO Yor WANT olL'-Hnve several
s0.acre tracts Pushmataha county
Oklahoma, at $3.50 per acre with $40
cash. $40 per month write for pists
Neal Smith. Lexington. Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30

twenty-onc north. range one west,
would give for well; lays just west Of
farmerville and between Homer Field
ana Monroe Eas field am IN no hurry,
20 vel 10 started this fall: plenty of
time - Investigate; about SIX thousand
acres: On ! want In offset hundred and
sixty. Brokers or contractors are well
come to ask w. E. Hornaday. Boz sse,
AjagkogsA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY

a GOOD business for sale on account o'
owners health. II you want "A good
business location where II In healthy
and IN n good coming oil town. write 0t
come 10 soc T.. l.. Foster ~ CO. Duncan.
OllnhnmH
EXCHANGE 81. 900 stock ~ shoes fOi
hHd IN Texas or Oklahoma, Yates
the Earth man. Ardmorc. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-30
Mississippi.
Texas

LAND BUYERS GUIDE Mckinney.
Texas Harms. ranches, city proper.
ty. southwestern states. Prices. do
srrlptloug. owners. Write 10 buy. sell
or trade
GREAT BARGAINS o. o. dowA s.
monthly buys ~ acres. good fruit and
poultry land near town; southern Ml--
sOCrl price only 500. address Box
2H springfield Mo
For ENLE-iOo ncros well located IN
Wright county Mo, plenty of heg
timber sll hog tiRhi fence. would con
slider sono trade AdGfos BOX 81.
capitol I'm SlN Oklahoma City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
BOURGEOIS
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE
Copyright. 1919. by Frank Crane,

] am Bourgeois Hopelessly, natural born,
and can't help it, Bourgeois.
! thought | didn't belong to any Class,
but | discover that do.
] am Bourgeois.
1t is that the rampant Bolshevik hates.
1t is upon me that the Greenwich Village
revolutonist looks with scorn.
The Capitalist and the Aristocrat snub
me-
The Laborer regards me as his enemy,
also gouges me.
I give the Literary High Brow large
pain.
When there is a strike, both sides strike
Me- not each other. The Grocer cheats me-
| am responsible for all the faults and
crimes of Government, for | elect the Law
makers.
All who yearn to revolute and upturn
find me in the road and curse me.
Also the Reactionary, seeing | am cold
toward the time-honored bunk of his
glorious traditions, pauses to swat me.
Poets look on me as hopeless, and Brick
layers are of the same opinion.
The trouble is, viewed from one side,
that use a toothbrush, wear a clean collar,
live with my legal wife, work Sor a living,
save up little money, keep most of the
Ten Commandments, and generally try to
mind my own business. Which is just plain,
ldisgustingly Common.
The trouble is, viewed from the other
side, | don't care a hang about Sassiety
and our Best People, ! don't want to keep
up with the Joneses, it doesn't interest me
to be bowed to by Mrs Gotrox nor be in
vited to the Duchess of Dingbat's tea.
When | get thru my days work ] want
to go home and tend the garden, eat with
my family, play with the children, read
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
ZG8ERJn1ftEDI16f
THE REGULARS

When went to with Germany folks did an
almost abrupt about face in their attitudes toward
him much In the service OF his country. which was
worth something-but not all-for they men
that already believed in and loved their country well
enough TO IL well They have proved II by their
works Would It have been possible TO have whipped
into shape In short time the wild stream of
humanity called to service had II not been for the
small reservoir of trained men? That's question
easily decided But that they have nobly served
the they again to be turned aside regarded
wolves In sleeps clothing and forgotten? All
honor Is given TO the who forced to serve
probably not unwilngly-but lust ask him who
trained him for the better service Who were the
that turned the tide at Chateau.TherryP can
imagine those few that left. nowadays. for hon.
or's sake. taking classification card.
II that line OF discrimination has again been
drawn against the regular soldier. Men OF the
tonal army being released by the thousands be.
cause they have fulfilled their contract with the gov.
eminent. but of the regular army being held
long after their contract Is fulfilled and offered the
inducement OF reenlistng without their travel pay.
According to this induccment the little band OF
ulars have recently become undesirables and there
will surely be few enstments among these be.
cause OF such determinations between him and the
emergency man. This action, however, conflicts with
the present policy OF retaining him long after his
term OF service has expired and IL the present
nlcung policies continue greater unrest than ever
before viii be manifested. An unrest which will
sodarize the little reservoir OF who were tried
has also affected and influenced the greatest army
that was modified in short a time.
We have served time; why not shoot SQUARE
with and live up that part OF the grand old
constitution Equal rights to ALL special privileges
none? You will gather from this article that the
writer is seven.year man. which is true. I am a
regular and glad be in their class Tor they are
men that have been of real service But now what
thing done to bring about adjustment of such an
unfairness? VIM. N. FREEMAN Fort Ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
On the ISSUE Of
Americonism There Can
Be NO Compromise

a book, and go to bed.
| am sunk in the bog of decency. ] don't
keep the two Great Commandments of the
Emancipated for / don't hate my neighbor
nor love my neighbor's wife.
] am not of any Elect.
] am not Misunderstood. Onsthe contrary,
my neighbors have me sized up about right,
and I'm getting about all ] earn.
/ don't believe the country is going to
the dogs. / think the President is doing
his durndest according to his lights. I
believe most men are honest and want to
do the square thing, and most things will
get well if you don't pick 'em too much.
| am full of the most Bourgeois opinions.
| believe Prohibitions good thing and that
well all be glad of it in 10 years from now.
| don't see why a woman shouldn't vote if
she wants to. think the men who are run
ming the Big Business of the country, and
who came to their positions by National
Selection, are doing it better than a lot of
Walking Delegates of the Plumbers Union
would do it. Also that a man is not neces-
sarily a criminal because he's rich, nor
a nobody because he's poor.
| am in the Bourgeois Class, along with
Abraham Lincoln, Henry Ford, J. j. Hill,
Ed Howe, Melville Stone, James Whitcomb
Riley, Walt Mason, John Wanamaker, Will
telephone girl, the clerk in the shoe store,
the milkman, the doctor, lawyer, preacher.
and saloonkeeper.
| don't belong to the We're de Veres, and
my ancestors probably came over steerage.
Neither do | belong to the Proletariat, and
Upton Sinclair, the United States Senate,
Debs and Berger get on my nerves with
their unending bellyaches.
guess Pm hopeless. / even go to church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
DR.. Stelzle Tells Why
JESUS WENT INTO
THE FISH BUSINESS
BY THE REV. CHARLES STEELE
staff Writer for The Star on Religious Topics.

Il have go into the soup business for
the sake OF the SOUP" said church official. in dis.
cussing furnishing soup to hungry men and women.
Well. Id like remind this amiable official-who
only had all the he needed but about every.
thing else that makes men contented far ma
terial things go-Id like to remind him that Jesus
went into the FISH business when he fed the five
thousand who hungry.
Nor did Jesus heal the sick that they might come
hear him preach; he healed them because he had
compassion them and because they needed healing.
II shouldn't be much OF a degradation for who
he is following In the footsteps OF Jesus hand
out soup TO hungry men. women and children just
because they're HUNGRY!
Give ye them 10 eat.' the command OF Jesus
10 His disciples
It's fortunate thing for the church that this Of
fetal did its real position the question
OF caring for the hungry.
The church has served the unfortunate In this
world conflict without thought TO whether those
assisted members OF the church whether
they intended to become such
Their need their into the hearts OF the
representatives OF the church who in position
scrve-and they did. TO the uttermost.
Bat let the whole church be warned that in the
day that's come such fearful sacrifice that 1t
fail to take into account the physical needs
OF the people who still fighting for economic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
Tomorrow

IN July 10 in the year 1913 Publus Adrian, en-
" peror Of Rome. died Adrian visit Britain.
which then under Roman rule, built the great
wall, so miles length which extended across Eng.
land from Newcastle to Carlisle
In 1912 July 10 the old London Bridge was
burned in a confla grafton during which 1000 persons
inhabiting that borough burned to death
On July 10 In 1859 Henri III. of France died from
a wound received in tournament. II was Henri
who Calais from the English and restored
1t to France.
In 1884 July 10 William l., Prince OF Orange
was killed by assassin. supposed TO have been
employed by the king Of Spain. He had freed the
Netherlands from the Spanish and brought about n
union of the Dutch provinces for which he called
The Father OF the Dutch Republic"
In 1904 July 10, the British took the fortress
OF Gibraltar from Spain.
On July 10 in 1921 the Spanish flag was fured at
St Augustine Fla. and the flag OF the United states
raised In its place.
In 1890, on July TO- Wyoming was admitted into
the Union. Under the state constitution equal suf
frage provided for women Wyoming, therefore
the first state in the Union to grant the fran.
chise to
On July 10 In 1896 William Jennings Bryan was
nominated for president at the national convention
the democratic party at Chicago. He had been
candidate for the, presidency, but his speech
for free silver impressed the convention that he
nominated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
Pro.
by EDMUND VANCE COOKE
(Copyrlght. 1el9. y. q. a.

tCopyfight, 1919, y. E. Al
In Paris found "a proGerman two, ar.
In Milwaukee, bunch OF pro Drys. III
In Warsaw. met decided po-Jew.
And in Prussia found proAllies
| found pro.Hungarians living in Prague,
And found vegetarians sometimes prohog
In Constantinople found a pro.Greek
And Kurd who strong pro.Armenian;
On Riverside Drive l found pro Bolshevik
And in Belfast l found a pro-Fenian.
In the Soviet government, what did / see
But a mild hammered who pro Bourgeouse!
In Los Angeles County. found a proJap,
In Stratford, a staunch pro Baconian,
But all the world over. 1 harried the map
And found just pro BurIesonian;
And he a chap OF original kidney
Whose first name Albert and second Sidney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09
THE OLD GARDENER SAYS:

IL is about time to watch for a second brood
OF currant worms. These pests often do dam
age at this season. All too often they not dis
covered until the vines stripped because as rule
they begin working at the bottom of the plants
haps sprayed your currants with lead
early in the 1t will be better substitute
hellebore this is less dangerous poison You
may put 1t on in liquid form dry mixing it with
three times its bulk of flour a matter of economy.
Make certain. tho. that the hellebore is it
soo potency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09

The total amputations among American soldiers in the
war was under 4O0O the total in American industrial plants
EVERY YEAR is 10000
During, and since the war much said about ere
construction Of broken bodies the teaching new
lions to crippled that they could not their
old jobs. This is fine!
But let also consider the wounded in industry the
legs and lost in feeding clothing housing warming
the people of this country Let reconstruct those
iortunates, too.
While doing all for the 40O0 let us not forget
the annual $4,000 toll of legs
There isn't much danger that O young man acU
long he clgs TO The idea that mother
IS the most lconderfnt creature IN the uorld.
GraeUe took the chance but Ho1cter gets most
OF the glory because he steering. And by this
method does the wortd select its great men,
HIS and clothes better, but under the
skin man is much the creature he before he
learned TO cook his food.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09

have TO be as
dry as the Sen.
nett bathing"
girls. Prohibition
will thin a bunch
OF movie plots
that once thick
ened thru Corncd
] o hn Barley's
help. Take the
case OF the movie
Wild west saloon
and dance hall.
where Two Gun
Gus" bus,s In
and steers the
crowd UP 10 the
bar with n pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-09

lead tossers for garSle OF varnsh remover the
sheriffs TIN have TO be a soda fountain then
'TwoGun Gus will pop in and order the gang up 20
the soda bar for nut sundae bottle OF
beer, And near'beer may upset the scenario. Might
make the supes mad because they have drink
IL. they'll knock the hardboed bad for a pile
Of corks.
The who backed Professor
Africa says he doesn't believe the professor talked
with monkeys. Be that It may, a man who can
backing for that kind OF trip must know some.
thing about monkeys.
Editor Wen Say So:
There is old maid. about as living our street.
who is not nervous is she easily scared
III bet $40 she'd jump proposal,A. Long Hker.
II all the fish stories fishermen tell
would be food shortage.