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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
PULLMAN CAFE
GUTTEO BY FIRE
Rooming House Above
Pullman Cafe Threat
ened for Time

Ere Which started FROM tov"
explosion Enttcd the Pullman cafe,
ms West central avenue and threat %
Cued the rooming house above the
Republic cafe adjoining al i.IJ
o'clock this morning
Tho stove Pipe ~ tho big base
burner in the front room of tho
restaurant was blown OF by m" eN-
plosiuu and q part Of the ElAss front
~ the cafe shattered
The fire was discovered hN police
man who heard the explosion firg-
men who responded tu 'hH alarm
fought the flames from the ,rpr ui
the building Assistant Fir' DhIrt
Uuddgu who Vu. m charge cot 90"
department lus uiEnf est -t.mttad the
damage It more than $1,000
The tables chairs and ,uuutrI aud
vulls W"ra fuuryhod The fire fur r.
iiHr ut, its way into the coilng above
toward the rouming house oNur the
adjoining cafe. These flames woro
,Ntinguished however before there
wus any serious damage there.
II is tho second fire which hnG
occurred To the cufp iu tho last year
iH, other frc having started iu the
kt'h"u Joseph NJ Hanna i~ pro-
ril"'ur of the cafe Tho explosion
H Thought 60 have been due 10 the
i'rwms Of gas in ihc stove.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
ENGLISH PREsS BACks
SlPIRN IN1ON UI WORN

loNit y NUN l9.Hs. Suspension OF
Iil naval construct 'ou hN Great
Britain including work on tho four
capital 4hipg of The super Hood type
aud the questions arising as a result
OF this action Dos the admiralty were
thi chief topics Tor tuday's uows-
papers. Two ur thaeo of the prucl-
pa newspapers refrain from Dom
m"ut but the majority of tho uthors
heartily mIor-. the governments
decisions
An the newspapers refer nt length
tu the question Of uurmpluN mtuf
caused by tH, order and while two
or th ry contend that 30 will not add
greatly tu the ranks of tho idle. the
mnlorN concur loo tho hnllrf than tho
outlook iH serious.
4 dispatch tl tho Times from Sew
Castle says natural dinppu utmrut
i- Irlt uu fhH 1'uo, whcrc thousands
lIr.tdH nru unemployed The Dhl-
grin Be- suuuU.H hy tire apparently
changed uufIuHl OF the worNprH They
...om 'o u,iIf. the enormous sHcsi-
uusa brought uu hy modern warfare,
and som, ut them are iDHs pnthusips-
tic in regard 20 warshlp contracts
than before the war. even showing
some aversion To working on arma-
mouis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
SANTA FE FAST
TRAIN WRECKS
AUTOMOBILE
Crash in Snowstorm in
Chicago Suburb
Fatal to 2

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-seven people
were killed and funeral Hmousiene
In which they were riding was do
molished when a fast Santa Fe train
crashed into the machine as h was
crossing the tracks between summit
and Lyons, suburbs, during snow
storm shortly after o'clock this
morning.
Not even tho license plate could be
found In the wreckage TO ldentlfy the
car. The largest piece OF the
wrecked antomobiis measured no
more than four feet long The train
was said to be running nj high rate
OF speed.
While railroad officials reported
but seven dead. witnesses Of the accl-
dent said they counted the bodies OF
II victims along the tracks. They
said five men and a hoy and girl.
supposed to be about eight years old.
were among the victims
Several injured persons were re-.
moved TO the la 0fande hospital.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
PASSENGER
FARES IN THE
STATE HELD
REASONABLE
Commerce Commission
Refuses to Order a
Reduction

WARRINGTON. Nov. ie.-Passcn
ger fares maintained by Southwestern
railroads In the Arizonh-Ncw Mexico
territory. though protested by the
railroad comm ssions OF both states.
were round reasonable and Justified
today by the Interstate commerce
commission.
The states complaining declared
that rates through the states and
contiguous points averaged IS cents
per mile and on branch lines ran up
to IS cents as against general level
OF S.6 conta per mile In the United
states as u whole.
The commirH on, however. held
that the railroads were justified In
imposing the higher rates since the
rNtrs's Of operation and the light
ness ut attic rendered conditions
different from those In the rest OF
thc country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Is ARRESTED AND
5 STILLS SEIZED IN
RAIDS NEAR RATION
Officers Destroy Several
Thousand Gallons of
Liquor

one OF the most rncreasful round
ups OF alleged bOotiegstrs In New
Mexico has Just been completed az
Ration and In tho near vicinity by
federal officers working out Of Aibu'
qucrque who returned from Ration
early last night.
The raids. which were conducted
IN rapid succession. resulted IN the
arrest OF fifteen persons; the seixing
OF five stills. and the destruction OF
several thousand gallons OF WINE.
whisky and mash.
The officers were assisted in most
OF the raids by John Carlton, fire
chief az Ration and also deputy shcr-
iff sheriff Abe HixenbuRh and Tom
pconnell, "A deputy. The success of
the raids whs due largely to these
forces OF the sheriffs office. accord
ing to the local prohibition force.
All OF the fifteen are now being
held for the grand Jury under oonds
ranging from $3.50 TO 81 .0o0. The
officers ran into several surprisingly
arge quantities OF liquor. At the
home OF Frnnk Tomasi the officers
Wy they found a large cement vauit
In the cellar, the vault having a szE
gallon capacity. ~ was hot onc'third
full Of whisky, however Al this
home also the officers sny they found
five barrels Of whisky
AZ the house OF steve kandor,
80 NAAAHN NNNAHNfNA OF AAMlNNH lfif NN~
fcers say thoy found cavr In which
still Is believed 10 have hocn operat-
ed. One OF the sheriff'n officers
found the stiil and Quantities OF Ia.
uor buried underground when he WAS
walking over the top OF dugout
and stepped through the roof. falling
into barrel OF mash.
kandor was not at the house at the
time the raid WIS conducted. au1 a
warrant was issued for his arrest
Those arrested were Milos Roce-
ich and Ella Vulanovich. two and n
half miles from katon, still and grape
mash found; Dick Grulicich aud mat
Tomich. with whisky John Pastorie
n a dugout IN iynnwood canyon. six
miles from Ration, with two stills.
$50 gallons OF mash. and keg OF
whisky. Robert Nelson. negro. with
SIN aud whisky: Josephine Sanchor.
Joe Sanchor,, nine miles from Ration.
with sim and 100 gallons OF fig
mash and wine. Heroert r. Taylor
and G. q. Duke, sim and 80 gal
Ions OF whisky. Joe Via wine and
whisky. Giovanni zando whisky. Dan
Portwood. negro sti'i and whisky.
Frank Tomasi. vault ~ whisky; Rosie
Tomasi Amodei, wine and WHISKY
All Of the alleged viClaiofs except
one pleaded guilty when arraiEnod
before the commissioner ~ RAT n.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
STOCK YARDS
WORKERS EXPECTED
TO ACCEPT CUT
P "a c king Plant Men
Agree to 8 Per Cent
Reduction

CHICAGO Soy. 10 stockyards
workers in plants nf tho big Five
packers throughout the middle west
today were making their decision
upon the wage cut fixed hy the
Armour. Swift ana Wilson employees
Themselves after inspection of their
employers books Tho cut is per
cent Tor piece workers who comprise
about hall tho employees and from 3
to 5'e cents an hour FOR others
Representative of 90 OOO employees
adopted tho wage cut yesterday. and
u is believed that within the next
fcw days t2s,OOo employees ln the in
dustry VIII have agreed 20 the now
scale. No change in the overtime or
eight hour day arrangements was
made. The cut goes into effect
November 2g
Tho initial step toward the reduc-
tiou. taken by representatives of all
the Armour plants yesterday. cnme
after five hours doiihcntinu by tho
shop representation" committee Of
employees
Representative or the Butcher
Murkmsu'r Union Ht Omaha were
uncertain whrthpr members of that
trtit th'rr would agree tu the rcduc-
ton. several thousand local cm-
piuy'H of Swift A Company followed
the Armour action with vote m
favor of the reduction and employees
of Wilson Company here voted to
accept % reduction and were to meet
to-day to fiN the amount
The proposed reductions have been
taken under consideration hy m, ga.
'nuiItn committee of the Amnigumat.
"d Meat cutters ana Hutcher Work.
mons union. but action iH not likely
q" l' taken before nest week ac-
curdiug 10 Dennis Lane. secretary OF
tho union Tho cummitto, took up
ih' reductions yesterday and nd.
ipuruod until Monday.
Tho uuinn recently voted authority
10 ih" committee to call strikc u h
deemed DO advisable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
LABOR PARTY or ENGLAND
RAtk~ AAIl,IlIg AZ plan

l"'N'''N. Nov ia manifesto
issued today il the labo. PARTY on
h'hu. r ut the whole labor movement
OF Great Britain promises support of
any steps that may D., necessary to
make the American proposals for
naval armament reductions effective
aud calls for the extension of tho pro-
p"Eils Z" hll form" uf armament
The text ut the manifesto declares
that tho labor movement welcomes
ana accepts uhuI. heustedly the pro-
gram uf substantial and prugressive
reductions proposed by the United
state. 1t ths opening uf tho present
conference. Hud VIII support Huv
measures necessary ON the side Of
Great Britain tUr giving effect 10
those proposals
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
KILLS A BANDIT
Night watehman Shoots After He
Is Wounded.

MoNTEPELIER. Ind. Nov. H.
Although wounded. Jerry Engle, night
watchman. shot and killed an un-
identified bandit who was moinher
OF gang attempting TO rob the post
office here early today Two other
mon fled In an automobile following
the shooting.
Ensle was attracted to the post
office by an explosion. As he ap.
preached the building a mEn on the
outside began firing. The handlt's
first bullet struck EnEie In the
siomnch. As he fell he returned the
lire and several bullets struck the
rohheg killing him instantly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

EAcopunE Enhu Root Lodge is tho
oldcs' delegate tt tho conference llo
is u. En1t 7t l'ut u appearance hc
is Older than Root llla gri1E'0d h'a ID
ana slight stopped form add tu the
appearance uf age.
\ touch OF the military is riy'n tho
antc.room Of tho conference hy
Chprlsr Account E,uir Eruu tho col
onel Repiugiuu" of military Journal
ism.
Eopingtou affects tho up-turuod
muFtaohr madO popular in military
circles by the oN-kuisrr
As u military w.itrr Dopiugtor
came Co the conference tHukly sk,p-
teal Tho frank WAY iu which Sccrc.
tarN Hughes aid down the American
proposal startled him II was an utter
IS uumil1ulD dDu,hrr know
Minister Szy. spokesman Tor China
had bad case of stage fright m ud.
lrtssiuG the conference To- the first
time. Tuuugh bis voice wns Towel and
controlled, the hand that held IN,
paper trrmhi"d violently ne final,
cured his "huck igu," hy pressing
both hands tigtN uu the table.
jules luss'rynd dean of tho Wash,
iugton diplomats corps having repre-
sentud France hero since 1909. llsten'
lots and SAYS lite Ito occupies d
seat with the French delegation. bu
has not caused tho interpreter % mo-
mcnts bothc-,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
CROWD FLOCKS TO
ARbUCKLE TRIAL.,
MAJORITY WOMEN

SAN FRANCtSCO. Cal. Nov. IA
Introduction Of evidence had revived
tagging public interest today In the
manslnuEhtor trial OF Roscoe G.
tFattyl Arhuckle.
opouing OF testimony brought a
large crowd mostly women. that filled
The court room of Judge Loude-hack
The initial gun uf the prosecution
was technical medical testimony hv
two surgeons who examined the body
of Virginia Hnppo. actress in connsc-
ton with whose dolth Arbucklc is on
trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
LIQUOR PLOT
Brides of $4,000 to Public Off.
oials Alleged,

CHICAGO. Nuv. 10 a liquor plot
which Involved proposed hribes OF
$4,000 tu public officials suit case
Ions OF whisky worth over $1,000. GOO
~ iho retail prices charged hy drug
stores and which linked The names of
several prominent men uf New York
and Chicago with the boutlogKing
trade has hr,n uncovered here. federal
agents announced today
With tho syizuto OF tho permits
Two mon fins their names ms will
Tam McCHuicy and Nlthhn Epstein,
alleged agents uf fh. men involved
in thH plot wcrH arrested.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
7 KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS FUNERAL LIMOUSINE
CHINA TOTTERS
Run on Banks Threatens Fall Of
Government

PEKING. Nov. ls.-Thc heavy run
on all the On nese banks continued
today. Ali efforts hy the officials aud
the foreign banks fai.cd today to In
duce 81 Francis AElon. solicitor gen-
eial of the imperial maritime customs,
fund TO save the situation.
general mutiny of the unpaid
troops around the metropolis II
feared.
In some quarters here. % collapse
of the government ia expected hourly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

SION OF tnc conference committee
on Pacific and Far Eastern affairs.
It was arranged that complete
public statement would be issued
later through the state depart
ment.
WASHINGTON. Nov 10. The
precise attitude OF Japan Is becoming
more ana muru the ug Interrogation
point OF the urma conference. When
tne delegates OF the nine nations as
scmhlcd again today to talk about the
Far East II was Japan to whom they
i"oh,u tur tue huit that would re-
veal Just what trend is to be taken
hy thu negotiations ns they affect
chiuu.
Ia the same why. and perhaps with
un Interest even more intense, the
naval experts Of tic powers were
ruudcrlug Japun's request fur an In.
crease Ia propurtionntc naval
strength. and were wondering whcth-
tr she would raise iu direct issue
with the United State by prupus.
ing matcrini changes in me ratio
liked in the American plan
iht"rchangcs with Toxic during the
two dny recess Of committee sessions
"c said to have provided the Jap
hncse dcirguiions with comprehensive
iuioim;'tiun as to the attitude OF their
government, but there was no author.
native prediction Of how nir that at.
tltudr would De revealed al the prcs
Ont stage ot the Far Eastern nosotia-
uons some of the Japanese dele
Fates seemed to feel II would 10 bet.
ter To develop THEN policy. point oy
point.
All the other nat anal groups we're
rv"aN y" mnke a'Ft~seral-,'ociafation
o. lhrir opinions, but among them
there was apparent feeling that
since China had presented detailed
. hlii OF rights tnc next word be
l"hg'd go Japan because she was the
nation most inturos,.d
~" naval question remained
H'hntlin" outside the realm of actual
negotiation with the pNpcrts of the
i've powers working independently 10
u'N Nclop their national vi-wp1ints
but u was u i've subject In the minds
or delegates and technical advisers. an
OF whom attached great Importance
70 lh' announcement that the United
states would stand deternin.dlv
OF her plan.
Ia the view OF tho American dele
cation, tho way to reduce Ia to re-.
dur',' sealing down directly from
'Aisilng naNu. strength without nvos-
ing any nation iu the process They
insist thni present proportiunatr
strength is the only possible basis Tor
tho reduction, declaring That To- omen
70 dtlHtic on thu subject nt national
needs und national aspirations"
rather than existing facts would
mako th" negotiations AN epdloss
"uglc ur argument
>" % Japan means 10 suggest a
material change 100 the fundamental
American principle. su thlt she viii
htN" a different .uiiu after reduction
lhnu hcfnrc. Ahr ts certain To meet
with determined opposition from tho
American delegation This govern
l"'hl h'ItN's tho present proportion
lis H proper one and the American
naval advisers. rt least. are counsel
lng thni u the ratio cannot be- main
famed hy agreement. then ID must be-
maintained By continuation of
connective building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Call for Bids on
Paving on West
Side of River

SANTA M, Nov 10 The state
highway department has called for
nids ON the paving from Barolas
bridge south scyon miles ON 'he west
side OF the Rio Grande. The bids
are TO be opened ON Dee. H. BIDS
viii be received al the same time on
three other federal aid projects
They are No. 80. Dona Ana county;
No, 10 Eddy county and No Go.
MndIll 10 l.u. NnrrIlln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
~ GINiiitN HINT
LciVhos hN Frank Wing

WAsHINCTuN. $oN IA wizard
In words Thit 49, Professor O.. i.
amoriNurF. Official Interpreter to.
the conference on Limitation OF nrma-
mcnt.
both English and FronDh ur, used
in conference debates When speech
is made IN English u must be- done
over In French tor those who speak
no English And vice versa tor those
who do not "parlo1 vous'
Seated ON the inside uf the Ing
HORSE shoe table, fuciug tho d'l'gut tta.
CumorlyuCk makes notes uf any rN-
tended udd-csf NO Suourr .E fnU
speaker seated than hu Is putting the
reverse English or French ON th"
speech
It's mo- dry rendition lie puts into
10 the emphasis and gestures Of thr
orator
Hc has served Is interpreter fur the
Allied Supreme Council aud the
Council of Ambassadors.
Henry Cabot todgs. Who ga med
over the League of Nations apple
cnrr iu the senate hecuur" the senate
had no look in at the drafting OF the
covenant, can raise me- such objections
to the present conference.
Lodge. himself one of tho rnnfercps
saw to 1t that members OF the house
and senate were admitted tu the gal
ieries for the opening session,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
GREAT BATrLEsHIP
MAY BE SCRAPPED

~ tHNHsN4hA = AAaf
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1a.-Launch-
ed as one OF the greatest battleships
ever designed by the American navy
only to be scrapped within few
months appeared to be the fate OF
the super-drcadnaught West virginia
today when she slipped from tho
ways of the Newport News ship
Building 4 Dry Dock company.
phe American naval peauetloa- pla,,
as presented TO the armament COM
ference, provides for the scrapping Of
the West Virginia.
The West Virginia IN one OF the
same class and power as the Mary
land, soon to be commissioned.
Somewhere among government stores
are eight iS-inch rifles made es-
pecially to III her four gun pits. She
would be able. when completed, to
speed almost % knots an hour She
Is built 50 ns to be almost invulner-
able to torpedo attacks; she carried
hunk of the hardest nrmor ever
rolled. 40 thick that a man might
walk on its upper edge where u pro-
trudcs beyond the skin Of the ship
well above the water line. No de-
vice that American genius nf war OK
poricnco has combined to produce
has been cmmitted from the ships
fighting equipment.
The West Nirginia's keel was laid
In April. 1890, As launched shu
measures ga feet from stem TO stern
aud is ~ feet wide in beam. In ad-
dition % tho eight i5-inch rifles. she
would. when completed. carry a sec
cndary battery OF "A b-inch rifles.
four 3-inch nnti-alrcran guns and
two 2l-inch submcrgod torpedo tubes
Designs called FOR an electric drive
OF $4,000 horsepower furnished by
oil burners and turbines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Former Emperor and
Wife Begin Their
Life of Exile

FlNCliAL. Madeira Nov 10 9.
FORMER Emperor Charles Of Austria
hungary and hir wife Iitn arrived
here tudnN uu hunrd the British battle
,rulsrr cardiff to begin their lfc 0f
,Nilv recently d,,rycd Ly the Hun
ruluu uslIuual assembly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

By MA service.
LEANENWORTH. KDs Nov. 10
Harry W. Haley has been released
from the disciplinary barracks here
after serving five months Of the six
months sentence OF Thomas g. Jones.
charged with heinE dcscrtcr
Haley confessed he served Jones'
time under Jones' namn bccnu.ie
Jones saved his lie in France
Jones. who is married lives In
Canada. Hen have To ss~ve his fun
sentence. despite Halcy's sacrifice.
officials say
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
THREE KILLED IN
MISSOURI CLCLONE
Several Persons Near
Poplar Bluff Are Re
ported Injured

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo-. Nov. 10. -
Three members Of one family were
killed ana number of persons were
reported injured Ia a cyclone which
struck this section last night Tho
dead nre Mrs Cora Chaffin 90 years
old a son. Case Francis. rs. and a
daughter. Miliie Francis. tt. They
resided on a farm four miles east OF
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

Hl y Nulit rui
tuE q a. iu High
est t"lupruttur..
49, lowest tenn
porHttITr, is,
daily range tom
ptrHtuTt 80.
mean daily tom
pcratur,. -.
relative humidity
O. D m s roli-
tive humidity g.
a. on ~ prccipi.
tattuU On o u e..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
State Weather.

New Mexico Fair tonight and
sunday. somewhat warmer In
north and uNtromc cast portions
tonight. warmer sunday.
Arizona. Fair tonight and
SUNDAY, slowly rising tcmpcra-
Wrr. probably frost in south ana
west portions tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

WNsHINGTON. Nov 10.
weather predictions FOR the wccE
beginning Monday are.
Southern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau regions Considerable
ploudincss local rains or SHOWS
and low temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

maximum velocity OF wind. miles
per hour 32, prevailing direction.
mort Invest; character OF the dus,
partly cloudy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
GREATEST DATTLESH|P
EVER TURNED OUT BY
j. S. IS LAUNCHED
West Virginia to Be
Scrapped If Naval Plan
Is Adopted

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov. is.--
The supcr-dreadnaught West Vlr-
ginia. newest addition To the Ameri-
can navy and scheduled TO grace tho
scrap pile within a few months under
the reduction program. was succcss-
fully launched today at the plant OF
the Newport News Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock company Miss Alice Mann
OF Brnmwcll West Virginia christ
enad the ship as she Elidod from the
WAYS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
ESCAPES PRISON.

HAMBURG, Nov. ~. -. Former
iAeutenant Commander Johann Boldt.
who. with Lieut.. Ditimar was con-
victed of nianslaughter for firing on
the NE boats OF the Canadian hospital
ship Llandovery Castle after the vcs-
sci had been torpedocd IN the SUM
mer OF ipis, has escaped from PRISON
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
Weather
at the

NJ the
UNIVERSITY or NEW MEXICO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19
JAPAN IS BIG
QUESTION MARK
At CONFERENCE
Powers Await Reply to
China's Bill of
Rights

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia
statement on behalf of Japan on
several questions relating to the
Far East, was made at today 5 scs-
sion of the conference committee
on Pacific and Far Eastern affairs.
II was arranged that a complete
public statement would be issued
later through the state depart
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-19

A rat finds ~ ears of corn IN a
BASKET He carries OF three ears each
night How long does if take him 70
empty the basket?
Answer 10 yesterdays: nlckens.
lfowitt. Tinrns.