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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
THE HAT
By DIR. W. E. BARTON

The headgear of civilized man is
one of the most preposterous alb
SurditieS ever known In the HiSloiy
of human adornment.
Because styles change often, ana
the o~bsolescence of fashion is there
most promptly and certainly dlscoV-
cred. the question Where did you
get that hat?" has long been used
TO challenge innovations and to de-
ride the appearance of headdress
that has outlived its popularity.
There was a time when the song,
'Where Did You Get That Hat
rose almost to the dignity Of a ma
tional anthem.
Turn back to the books of Apo
crypha, if you have them In your
grandfather's Bible. and see where
you get your hat.
How 1t Happened
You will find in the second DOOM
of the Maccabees how Jason, n
unworthy high-priest, attempted 10
curry favor with Antiochus by erect
ing a gymnasium and attempting to
popularize Greek customs. And the
worst of it was this, that he made
hats fashionable among young men:
He brought UP new customs
against the law; for he gladly
built a place to exercise under
the tower itself, and brought the
young men under his subsection,
and made them wear a hat. z
Maccabees 4:12. u,
No wonder the faithful cried out
against him: for he began then n
there to set up the makers of hair
restoratives in business.
Bad colds and badness increased
with the wearing of the hat. And SO
did extravaganza and other forms
of folly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
WOULD ELIMINATE TWO CROSSINGS

The NEWS today publishes a
drawing prepared by +. l.. Antisell. of the t;ar-
itan Copper Works. showing a possible solution
tor the grade crossing problem at both Smith
md Market streets. 1t is well worth studying.
1t would seem as If enough lives have been lost
how at the grade crossings in this city to war
rant something definite being done toward their
elimination. The suggestion by Mr.. AntiseIl is
Intended as only a temporary relief. although
nth proper development 1t might be made per-
anent.
We all know that the railroads are in serious
pea ' ~ficulties at the present time and we
that it costs a lot of money and 1t
Eat deal Of time to eliminate grade
It is apparent. however. that the
come when something has got to be
erth Amboy.
mand for action in this city is more
than in many other places where grade
exist and where traffic may be equal
avy, because of the fact that so many of
ins passing through here are express
especially during the summer months
rayel between the cities to the north OF us
seashore resorts is so tremendous. In
aces such as Elizabethport, Asbury Park,
d and the like, the great majority OF
make regular stops which necessitates
down. While the grade crossings IN
ces are dangerous, as all crossings are
yet they cannot be held as danger
) crossings here because OF the speed
trains ordinarily attain.
n set forth today for the elimination
hrket and Smith street crossings. can
Id out with comparatively little ex-
rhe tracks are already considerably be-
grade on which the station is built. A
3Across the tracks at that point would not
ye much of a grade for the approaches to
1t high enough for the trains to pass under
with the tracks remaining as they are. II
tracks could be lowered a foot or two so
sch the better.
81 The fact that the property on ooth sizes OIL
Ehe railroad between Market and Smith streets
I1ready belongs to the railroad companies using
Ehese tracks and is not now in use makes 1t teasi-
Sic for such a development as is proposed.
nr street and Smith street are two of the
= ,sed crossings in the city. Market street
main automobile route leading to the
cross the Raritan river. There is a con-
Asam of cars crossing the railroad there.
Sounts partly for the difficulty the gaze
has In lowering the gates when a tram
caches without shutting some automoplles
on the tracks. Smith street is the main thor-
no hfare of the city and has a trolley track ana
numerous bus lines as we'll as all the ordinary
rafic usual for the main street of a city or TINS
i.a. IL these two grade crossings can be ehmi-
rated at once by some such plan as is mere
,ronosed it will be a big step in removing much
Of the danger from the trains in passing through
PERTH Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
NOTICE

NOTICE
All persons and corporations are herepy
warned, under penalty of the law, not TO
fill or cause to be filed bottles having
the following names and descriptions.
with soda water, c~arbonated waters, or
beverages, or to deface. erase, obliterate'
or otherwise dispose of, or traffic. in bot
Ties with the following names and de-
scriptions. viz,
ing Plant, M. Quit, Perth Amboy, N. j.
This is a settler bottle and the name
Jersey Bot. Filling Plant. is engraved
on the head of the bottle.
(b) IN. square) Jersey Bottling Works
Perth Amboy, N. ] Contents 36 OF. TINS
is a seltzer bottle and the name Jersey
Bot. wks. is engraved on the head OF
the bottle.
ientown, Pa. This is an 8 OF. soda water
bottle. -
Ia (In circle) Jersey Bottling Plant
M. Quit, Perth Amboy. N. J. This IL an
s OF. soda water bottle.
(e) I'm circleo Sanitary Bottlins
| Works. New Brunswick, N. j. with a eros:
in the centre Of the circle Capacity !
OF. This is a soda water bottle.
(f) Gin circle) Jersey Bottling Works
Perth Amboy. N. J.. land in centre o.
circle in script) ]. B. w. This is a soda
water bottle. capacity 1 at
JERSEY BOTTLING FILLING PLANT.
ss54-S-14-21.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21

@. How much of the timb,,,S of
the United States has been Used?
B. T. B.
A.. The original forests of the
United States covered 822,000,0 00,-
0OO acres. 1t is estimated that two
ffths Of this original timber is gone;
1000, 900, 900 board feet of timber
is used each year.
O.. What is the sweetest thing
manufactured? B. M. M.
A. Saccharin is the sweetest SUBJ
stance known. 1t Is manufactured
from toluol, a coal tar hydrocarbon,
and is from 800 to 500 times sweet
er than sugar.
@. How did the name John Doe
originate? M. M. M.
A. John Doe as the name OF a
fictitious plaintiff and Richard Doe
as the name of a fictitious defendant
are of great antiquity and their
origin is not known. 1t is probable
that John Doe was the real name of
a clerk of the Court of Kings Bench
in England. who lent his name as
plaintiff in the common-law action
of ejectment.
@. Is second grade creamery but
ter pure? J. S. r.
A. The Department Of Agriculture
says that both first grade and second
grade creamery butter would be
considered pure. The difference is
simply in the methods of manufac-
| ture. The first grade creamery but
| ter is more carefully made and Of
| ten made from better cream. the re-
suit being that it will keep longer
than second grade creamery butter.
G. How old were the signers OF
the Declaration of Independence?
H.. A.
A. OF the fifty-six members OF the
Continental Congress who signed
the Declaration of Independence,
two were under thirty years of age,
| nineteen between thirty and forty,
twenty-five between forty and fifty.
and only thirteen more than fifty
The youngest was Edward Rutledge,
aged twenty-seven. and the Oldest
Benjamin Franklin. aged seventy.
@. When was the first shipment
of overseas dead made to the United
States? w. H. c.
A, The War Department says thai
the first shipment vas returned from
Russia in November, 1919, and from
England in the spring of 1920.
@. What is the velocity of tht
earth in it's course around the sun
M. X. :.
A. The velocity Of the earth In IT.
orbit around the sun is about $1,000
miles an hour. The velocity of ;
given point on the earth's surfac'
at the equator exceeds 1000 mile
per hour.
@, Who wrote kim" c. e.
A, kim" is a story written Il
1901 by Rudyard Kipling. 1t con
Germs the adventures of an Irish wal
in India, who acquired m~arvelou
knowledge of the Orient.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21

@. Where is the highest place In
the Australian Alps? N. D. H.
A. Mt. Kosciusko has this dictinc-
ton, being 1928 feet high. In 1897
a meteorological station was estab-
lished on it's summit.
@. Which weighs more. a pound
of feathers or a pound of gold? o.
v.
A. The weight Of a pound OF
feathers and of a pound of gold is
identical if both are weighed or the
same scale. Ordinarily gold is
weighed by Troy weight and feath-
ers by Avoirdupois, in which case
there is a difference of 1,240 grains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21

AOoA -
Look at the bearskin hat OF tne
drum-major whom we all ADMIRED
In orr childhood.
Look at the stovepipe hat which
even now we sometimes wear on oc'
casion.
Look at the derby, which mas NOT
q. single redeeming feature either OF
beauty or utility.
And then look In the glass. ana
see a foolish person who has to fol.
low the fashions ever when ne
knows they are stupid and ugly.
The women are wiser than men In
their generation. Women's hats are
foolish and expensive, but they are
attractive, and those of the men are
not.
No sensible man can blame the
Jews who ~revolted at the wickednesS
OF Jason>in introducing into Jerusa.
lem the fashion of wearing hats.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
I WHY NOT BE CONSISTENT?

New that an old ordinance has been resur-
.a.+I "a following a terrible grade crossing acct
deYt. which prohibits the running Oh ~
trAins through the city at a rate greater '"ai
Ten miles an hour, to be consistent II '"s
Fathers should see to 1t that automopiies anu
trolley cars kept down to the speed pef"
by law.
n it is considered dangerous for a ralhoao
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
AN ADVERTISEMENT HELPED
HER

Mrs. Lucille Mackey, 16 Buena
Vista. street, Washington, Pa,
writes: Last winter my t~hree-year-
old girl caught a bad cold which
left her with a dry cough. 1t both
cred her most at night and she
would cough until she vomited. !
think she must have had whooping
cough. I saw an advertisement for
Foley's Honey and Tar. l tried II
and bouth two bottles and her cough
left her before she finished the sec
ond bottle. She had gotten awfully
thin, but now she is as fat as ever"
Sold everywhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
TO QUESTIONS

Any reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic ]. Haskin. Director.
Washington, D.. C. This offer ap-
plies strictly to information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medicinal and financial troubles. 1t
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name n address n en-
close two cents in stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the INQUIRER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21
WATERLOO

The 1O6th anniversary of the Battle OF water
loo. June Is, recalls that the French under ma
poleon were whipped by allied British ana frus-
sian armies. -.
A century later, there was a new lineup. Brit
;sb ioined with the French to fight the Prus-
slams.
How will nations be lined up JOG years lro"
oowq Let's hope that world peace comes by
then and that Perth Amboy in the year Eve
will be relieved of this worry about how NATIONS
are going to ally.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21

vybsn pons and Winnecke discovered thei
comet they found something tnal VIZ ""N
few people say their prayers THIS Hoh'h'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-21

New York sausage makers out on stfike' III
other words, have quit their daily grino.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
MISS FRANCES CHtRNO/
WINS SCHOOL EXHIBIT

Mss Frances Sharyoz teacher in
District No Sc. takes the blue m
bon FOR the best general school ex
hibit Her work IS very orderly and
Systematically arranged
In this department are some ex-
cellert practical hand made ariicles
such as cedar chest ornamental
lamp. sleeve boarl, waste basket.
houses. tie racks and sen feeders
The rrst year in tht industrial,
work. includes making things The
second year. study o. I've things Tha
third year booklets o. ali description
An article In th.s department. most
worthy q mention. is a No = canon
shell. nodded into a vase This she'll
was used in one q the largest canons
q any previous war and attracts n
attention q many
The colored people Of the county
have an e1celleni show ny of schoo
work. Among the articles Of inter-
est are some hand made hats. ms p
from corn shucEs put together nea;
and a,irActlvely
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OUR OVERSEAS GUESTS

Profiteering propenSiiles among
Washington landlords in view Of
the coming international confer
ence have aroused official in
dignaiion. Tile problem Of hons
ing our distinguished guests with
their troops of experts and at
iaches is puzzling the State De
rartment. One effort to charge
5000 a month rent for a house
valued at $4,000 is exposed.
II is not Of record that Judge
Hughes, Secretary Of State. is
suffering cerebral disturbance.
being of cool and placid tempera-
ment; but other officials of the
Department Of State reported are
in a condition of mental flux.
overwhelmed by matters of apart
ments, rentals, possible damages
for defaeements, the 100000
asked Of Congress looking like
school boys pocket change in the
very inception Of the riot Of
splendor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
DEMAND TO KNOW WHERE
STRIKE MONEY WENT

Indians polls. Sep, % Supporters
d. the administration policies OF the
United Mine Workers OF America,
1nier the leadership Of President
John l. Lewis. scored victory over
the anti-administration element in tae
mine workers conyention by direct
ing an itemized accounting from Hin
o.s officials for twenty. seven thou sand
iollars. spent in an uuautSorize1
strike two years sgo.
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Eczema and letter
pu, TO Impurities
In The Blood
To Get Absolute Relief You
Must Clear Your Blood
Of Waste Products.

The blood is the means by which sl
fhe Tissues = 90. hoay ars alrsr.ly nr
inairccfiv uourished Won win ID ono,
rea,i1e fhst unies. the hi,--l j. pure.
some part = the BODY Rgi become di,
esset.
Fiery skin diseases denote with un
failing crriainiy ve4kened and mpur,
state q The blood
To correc; the basis irouble-wsstc
products blood musi te purified
non't clog your blood Jrst clesn q
out Nature viii 30 the rs-... Pur..
rlsh. red blood nourishes he body au g
HsAfs ~ disease.
: : $ the standard blood ru-ife-
sud SYST m builder. Is the iaesI rene Oh
for skin eruptious TIE effect = :
: IS 20 ria the system II the 49,.
products which are cauSinc the trouble
For over - years ; : ; has proven ,a
be n unusual merit Begin taxing
:. : today and write far = 7are % a.
trsted booklet. "Fsets About the Blooi
free
Personal neiicsl adyics. Without
charge. may siso he had hy sending
complete description # Your csse Al
dress Chief Medirai Director Swsft Spc
cific Co. 80 : ; : Laboratory. At
lants, Ga Al drug stores sell 5 : :
Leader Classified Ads Get Results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
CHILEAN COUNSELOR
is SURE HIS COUNTRY
WILL ALWAYS BE WET"

New York. Sept a3.-Dr. carlo-
Castro Ruiz. formerly Consul Gen
eral here from Chile and now co1n-
selor to the Chilean Embassy. sali
today that he was positive that Chill :
would never have a yolstead act
Some Of our citizens favored a
prohibition law at one time" he said.
hut from the experience of the Unit
ted States we have come TO the con-
elusion that 10 such Law can be en-
forced in country with a long sea
coast"
Dr. Ruiz arrived here today on the
Santa Lisa OF the France Line
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ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Take Aspirin orfy As told IN es>1
rsckase OF genuine Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin. Then you wili se follow ~
the directions and dosage wcrkat
cut BY physicians dariag p years
and proved safe ~ millions. IaE@
10 chances with substitutes. !, yoa
see the Payer Cross on tablets. you
can take them without fear for Gods.
Headache. Neuralgia. rheumatism.
EArache Toot1ache. Lnmhago a1u
for Pain Handy tin boxes o. Twelve
tablets cost few cents Druggists
also sell larger packages AspiFic
IS the trade mark Of Bayer ManGfSc-
inre az Moaoaceucacidester O. Sai!cy-
lleac.d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
THE CHEER-UP MAN

Postmaster General lays IS
more than the advance agent Of
prosperity. He IS prosperity IT.
self. lie radiates il whenever he
speaks. Professor Phelps once
praised Dickens as the writer
who cheers us all up" But
Will Hays is the public man who
does it. lie is in politics the two
Cheeryble Brothers rolled into
one. PeSsimists cannot live m
The light of his engaging smile
lie pcrcieves business revival
from afar, and runs 10 meet II
with q glad hand. If he can't
see the sun rising. he bids Us look
westward, where the land IS
bright
People may be amused al Mr.
Hays boyish manner and his
catchy phrases. but. after all.
they admit that they can stand
pretty large doses Of optimism
inst at present. And many
business man must feel that Mr.
Hays merry heart 4 oe,h good
like medicine. A jolly and hope
I'll man in public life has at
present q beautiful foil in the
number Of prophets OF gloom who
have l~en taking the floor. Anl.
when all Is said, the Postmaster
General has the root of The mat
ter in him. He is still betting on
the United States
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CYCLONE DOES MUCH
DAMAGE TO OHIO TOWN

GAINESVILLE, Ohio sep, 25-Prc-
Eerty in the business district 81 this
elty was damaged to the extent Of
100000 and two women severely IN
juret when the street car and electric
companies were PIT ont of c5mnis-
.on as . result Of a cyclone which
struck il yesterday afternoon.
One man. Jerome Emmett. had =
narrow escape from being struck BY
:. steel stack whl,h fell toward him
and he only escaped BY jumping from
his machine
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TWO KILLED IN 4
CROWDED STREET

Nashville. Tenn. Sept 23.-w. c.
Pickett. concession man OF Atlanta.
and Charles I. Stewart concession
man OF Indianapolis. were shot to
death Thursday night among a throny
of hundreds OF people at the Ten
nessee state fair grounds.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
CASHIER ARRAlGNED ON EN-.
BEzzLEMENT CHARGE OF 1857 90

Portland. Maine. Sept 23-Rober1
L. Bean. cashier OF the Megnniicock
National Bank OF Camden. was ar
raigned here today as defaulter TO
the amount Of s257.ooe. on a secret
indictment returned by the grand jury
in the federal district court Mrs.
Ella Mackey. a bookkeeper in the
bank. was indicted on the charge that
she aided Bean.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
BANK BANDITS ESCAPE

5artlessille, Sept. 25.-sfter a
cnase lasting al yesterday afternoon
anc until darkness last night. the
sour y shs VINO heio - the Tyro
State Bank yesterday morning eiuc
ec their pursuers snc we're iast heard
Of in the usinity Of Skiatoos ans
headed toward Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23

The housing Of our diplomat
lists. ambassadors and ministers.
who are sent for occult reasons
10 foreign capi' IS. their enforced
payment Of cxorhitant rentals.
their agonizing explorations for
apartments or palaces, their
domiciling often IN real wretched-
ness. are matters which fade 10
the mistinesS Of vernal morning
comparable with the crying i'm
portance Of placing the disarming
visitors within estheiicallv deco
rated Washington walls and upon
floors rugged and carpetedt in
Oriental synchronons elegance.
fitting rhythmically TO the tenn
peramenis Of representatives Of
empires. kingdoms and republics.
Ideas of democratic simplicity
must be submerged in such pres.
enee.
These representatives OF roy
al'y and republican poteniiali.ies
did not invite themselves as
President Wilson ordered himself
10 Versailles Mr.. Wilson : ma
jordomos found their own hous.
ing and tho people paid for il
True. the proprietor Of the Hotel
Crillon still has a pending bin Of
q million or two Of frames bui
that is d mere shrug Of the
shoulders. The housing Of in
coming digniiarieS from the dom
mating nations Of the world is a
horse of another color. Washing.
ton is not London or Paris. The
conditions are critical. The
whole alarming and disarming
problem at This moment hangs.
like the Sarrophagus Of Mahome,.
in the bioomin air.
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A NOTED FRENCH AVIATOR
KILLED IN FLIGHT

Etampes, France. Sept 23-Cap,ain
Bernard de Romanet, the noted
French aviator. holder OF the worlds
speed record for one kilometer. was
instantly killed here today while tax
ing part in the elimination races for
the Deutsche de ia Meurthe cup.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
NEW PosTMAsTERS ARE
NAMED FOR STATE

Washington, Sept 23.-Postmasters
nominated today by President Hard
ing Included McAlester. Oklahoma.
James L. Sohinaberger; Pa~huska.
Vernon White; Pon1a City. Fred T.
Kirby
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NAN cRusAEo TO pEArA

Omaha. seb.. Sep, PA man be
lieveo 70 be Leroy 6enne, of Rush
ing. Arkansas. dressed In iabore,'s
clothes and with s. 1873 in currency
iisd in his clothes. was found crush
60 10 death In a freight car of iun-
Der by five ;rsnps al Alliance. Ne
traska. yesterday
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ed when the jury refused to agree.
TWO MURDER CASES ON

Miami. Okla. Sept. 23.-The selec-
sion cf a lury which will hear the
murder trial cf c. q. WOOD. Pieher
grocer. charged with tire murder II
O. 8. vsnserpool. a Joplin. Missouri.
detective mere than a year ago when
Torris a Chandler. Miami whole
sale greer. a'so vas stain. vas gn
der way to-day In the district court.
The trial of Mrs Nay Thsrre. sc-
eused o. the murder of her husband.
Frank Tharpe. at Picner. recently.
vas ooeketeo yesterday for trial
October c.
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MESSENGERS STAND OFF
ROBBERS. SAVE $4,000

New York. Sept. 23.-The pluck
two messengers Of the Drosers Ns
Jional Bank ;odsy blocked an at
ter1ri ho6up when three armed r1eT
attacked them as they were deliver
ering SIC, $1,000 to a business house,
n the vicinity Of Thirc stree, an.
Broadway. One of the would be rob
oers was captured
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
ovERTON WINS FIRST
PRIZE on DUCKS

in making up the premium lost FOR
prize winners at the fair some other
name WAS substituted FOR that Of l.
Overton in the matter OF the Indisn
Runner ducks Overtons du Ks drew
the first prize and deserved lI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-09-23
MEN CHARGED WITH KILL
ING DRY SLEUTH. FREED

Midland. Texas. Sept &C. P.
Saearman and his sons Neil and
John. were found not guilty by a
lary in district court here late Thurs
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arkansas Girls
Put Ban on FadS

Pine Bluff, AK. Sept. a.
ve nurore5 alrl pupils Of the
local high scHool at riass
meeting iS:e yesterday pledged
themselves not 10 wear trans
parent dresses. open~ors hose,
relied down stockings. high heel
Cd snces, and extremely short
skirts and 70 refrain from the
use c. rouge ana lipstieks
.---- .-l.--.f-.a - q. IL.
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day OF the murder OF c. Arch Wood.
prohibition Enforcement officer. on
the Shearman ranch in El Psso
county. March 81.
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PEACE TIME CRIMES
AND CASUALTIES

Continued from Page u
Ju-y. 4 was the third trial ef the
case. Tire frs; resulted in a twenty
ye-r sentence. The second case end
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The British Premier seems
quick to seek advantage Of his
opponents giving way. Looks
like prize ring tactics.
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Ruthless as are those cuts in
automobile prices, they bring no
balm TO farmers. who have just
written down $50. 1000, 900 to profit
and loss.