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New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Sharp Wheat Rise
On Heavy Buying
Despite Realizing
Turkish Situation Cause OF
Increased Demand for
Grain; Trading Is More
Active Than in Months

GhlCAGo. Sept. 1s.-soaring prices
and big buying in the wheat market
Today accompanied word of giant war
moves mo, Oh the part Of Great Britain.
Inc value of wheat rose nearly cents
bushel, but heavy selling to realize
fronts led to material setback before
Ihe day ended. Closing quotations were
unsettled at net gain Of SIC to 4Kc.
Wlth vh December S1.053s to s1.O5&, and
Nay $l:09% to S1.10. Corn finished
Nc 20 Ssc up, and oats up %@1bc to
&c. In provisions the outcome varied
IRON ON &c decline to rise of Sc,
1okcitement in the wheat ptl was n b,t
shnru,uo st"w 20 become manifest. opening prices
rnore ,ow'hS an upward tepdency, but hardly
more more IMAM a routine difference from sal
e1a a1Luay figures. Bcfore half an hour had
v.tuigsso, however, hundreds OF brokers were
Wildly bidding and the advance Of nricee
Vas Was. bordering on the sensational. Reports
mat inc entire British Atlantic fleet wa
on the way to Constantinople
Late details which were current TINT tho
tott.Ish Atianttc fleet would go to the Medi-
tefranean and that European buvinr a Il
greatly expanded were more or less effec'
uVe IN easing the market nfter mid ddev
Norn and oats showed sympathy with the
wheat advance, but only 10 q linited ey
tent. The chief reason of the relatIve SLOW,
ness was that shipping demand for corr
was less brisk than of late and that re-.
ceipts Of corn here were heavy,
ProVisioas were governed by The action
or ths hog market
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Dependent on Income

Question--Would you be kind enough to
glance over, ths list OF securities of 81
reader OF your most interesting column
and advise II YOU consider same sound
Investments for one who is dependent TO
q large extent upon the income derived
theretremy Your critictem VIII be great
'ly appreciated, Two Producers and Re
nhers per cent. two Central Steel Com
pany per cent. one Virginia Carolina
Chemical. 1897. III, per cent, two OTIS
two National Acme. tx per cent one
Kings County Lighting IA per cent one
southern Railway, IA per cent 1856.
have $1,000 additional to invest and would
or preferred stocks, ana naturally
anxious to obtain as high a Yield as pos
siole CONSISTENT with security OF principle
A. n. b.
Answer-With the exception of the
Kings County Lighting 61a, we do not
consider the bonds you list suitable for
an investor largely dependent on the
income derived. They are more suit
able for business man in position
80 assume some risk and to watch de-
velopments in the companies affairs.
We presume the bonds with high cou-
pom rates were selected to take advan-
tage Of the high yield offered, but it
curities of higher grade, sacrificing
income to certain extent, and to take
advantage of the high yield offered, but
it would seem to us wiser to select
bonds with lower coupon rates to avoid
reinvestment under less favorable con-
ditions in the future,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Has Substantial List

youf aeyee she she s Td0 SonG
desc described i in I the list inclosed They com
prise her entire estate ara ahe deaires
10 1.-Two upon the income deriyed from
her $4,000 and the market value today
is about SCI, 900, DO you consider these
bonds, suitable investments for her s,if II
should ael and what she should pur-
chase IN their Place i sb9nld on6 ee safety r
& Ohio Railroad Company first mortgage
4H. 1948; $1,000 each of tho following:
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway compaay con- :
tionJ; Great Northern hallway Company
general norteags s a s'S est ehlsSR new Yor
Telephone Company refunding MORTGAGE
6s. 1914; Southern Railway Compnny dnS1, nan.
Of Denmark 6s, 1879; Pacific Gas and Elee-
trio Company first and refunding mort
gage series B., 6s lsAl; orard "a urunT ti Rsi- Rai
way) equipment trust. series i, 61ss. lVSe
CONSOLIDATION Coal Company stsd llrst aha , re-
funding nept Etan S s 1871 h'sa Vrsns
Carolina Chemical Company first mort
gage Is. 1947 consoidated ssa Gas; ;refnndine
mortgage SIS, 1919; International Mefcah
tile Marine Company first moa6gage; nog ana q
collateral trust d. 1saii drsi sAvug ang refund %
rton. naitimore & Annapolis blectric Rali, o., :.
road Company frst mortsage sss, dosa dosa
$4,000 United Railways q Eieotsado ,sort. no1t
eass Rags e.. Is4sWJ. II. b.
Answer--The list of bonds you, pre-
sent has investment merit and we
know of no reason why changes should
be made. although there are two bonds
which, considered Individually, hardly
measure up to the standard required
bv a widow. in our opinion. These are
the Virginia Carolina Chemical rs ana
International Mercantile Marine 6s'
Since, however, these two are we'll sup
ported and are not lacking In at
tractiveness, we think they may ne
held. The other bonds are entlretY
suitable, we believe.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Selection Difficult

Cuestion--Having been guided by your
ss"po, Eo"opa counsel In purchasing most Of the
o'9h@n6 IN ths eonda e. d1r hnro come 70 you again
lhis reason: ] am about to purchase a
nems nssh and ne -, need a6oyt 5000. or 2a.ooG
advise me what to dispose of. having In
mind retaining tho ones paying the most
dividends and of course, safety an we'll.
the near future The following Is the
list: Anaconda Copper Is, 1879; Copper
Export IS, 1925; French government T4s,
l941; Canadian Northern Railroad 6i4 $,
1886; Rochester Gas and Electric rs. 1916
Kingdom Of Denmark. es. 1919; Cuban
and Light 6s 1s47; State of Queensland
So. 1s47; Pacific Gas end Electric 6s, l94l
Czecho -Sloyak government Ss. lsb1.--
Answer-1t is not easy to select
eigh&slogg nine bonds in your list for
conversion into cash, for after choos-
ing two or three Of the weaker ones
and eliminating the short-term secur-
ity and othors that are subject to re-
demption one tinds that he must de-
eide among several high grade bonds
to complete the list. Outside of the
what speculative, you have we'll diver
sitied list Of not little merit. We
should start with The Czecho bonds,
therefore, and then dispose of some of
the foreign bonds, such as French
73ss, Cuban Railroad 71as; after that
you might sell the short-term bond,
Copper Export IS, and several of the
bonds subject to redemption now or
before maturity, such as Kingdom of
Denmark 6s, Brooklyn Edison rs,
Northern Ohio Traction G. Light 6s,
Rochester Gas and Electric Is and Ana
conda Copper rs,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
The Commercial Services OF the Bank Of the
Manhattan Company for I23 Years

ALTHOUGH soap had been used
IA for centuries, its manufacture
on scientific basis came only after
chemists had completely analyzed
it about hundred years ago.
Out Of this investigation devel-
oped chat great industry whose
many forms of products touch the
lives of the worlds peoples today.
Only careful financing could have
made it business. whose output
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
gatray
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-rhe market opened
unchanged TO "a decline of points. Cred
longs being disposed To u luidate on weak
ket, where offerings OF ubas at 3 AZ oost
and freight found no buying lntereFt
while shorts covered and took profits and
there was believed 10 he come evidence OF
new long buying on d scale down. Il was
not OF sufficient proportions 10 hold the
decline in check. anal prices being to 3
points net lower. on estimated sales of
IS. 600 tons The break carried all active
months again into new low ground for the
movement. Tho range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

tien. Tho liabilities were estimated
to be in excess of $1,000, but no
mention was made of the probable
assets.
The petition declared that ON August
IS. the board of directors authorized
by resolution the company's president,
George P. Kittinger,4to admit it's
liability to pay it debts and its willing
ness TO be adjudicated o bankrupt.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
tton-Range of prives:
Southern SpOt Mnrkets-

IS points lower at 2o.76ei sales, J. o. bales
20.5Qc; sales, 2.0ss bales. Mobile steady,
lS points lower at 2O,25c; sales 54 bales.
savannah steady, II points lower at s0.ssc;
salas, 6i bales, Norfolk quiet unchanged
at 21o; sales, nil Augusta steady, us-
changed Ut 2lc; sales, 1913 bales. Memphis
steacy, 20 points lower at 2lc; sales, /, 900
bales. St Louis steady. unchanged at
3i.75c. sales, nil Houston steady, 30
points lower at 2o,6oc sales. 12,<Gs bales.
Dallas steady, 10 points lower at 20 SC:
sales. 1883 bales, Montgomery steady,
l3 points lower at 2012c; sales, 6Is bales.
Fort Worth steady. 10 points lower at
30.10o; sales, 4.66S baes. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest TO t,-
oesfors .Wsli be Gns,pered in this coli
amln, N ,ehich case only fnitiGis apill
oe msed. Others mill b. answered by
.aalI, Address all saQu,ries, snclos-
.ag q stamped, addressed envelope, to
Ftaaaeial Editor, The Tribune, 154
Nassau Street.. Ne,o York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Best Of Four Bonds

ouestion-Please advise as to hs safe
ty Of the following. investments: @ puteA q
iesi: Philadelphia Company. g. lg44;
Pubic Service Corporation OF NsW 5er.
sey rs. 1891, dn your opinion = 2 "nien 's
answer-Your bonds are all reason
ehIy GOOD investments, If you are not
particular about the callabIe features.
Of the four, tho Dutch East Indies
and Public Service Corporation OF New
Jersey bonds rank highest. we be-
lieve.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Doesn't Want Speculation

9nestion--Please advise mo in regard To
United States Victory bonda which havs
ueeh called In next December. Would ike
70 get s2,oeo good, safe bonds In their
about per cent interest Have two bond.
United states Rubber 5 per cent, due 1asT'
bought at 90m 1T. u. O.
b Answes--If you wish only "good, safe
bonds" you must be satisfied with
something less than per cent. Great
Northern Is, 1885, and Pacific Gas and
Electric 6s, l942. would serve your pur~
pose.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
st. Joseph Lead

Questiop--Do you consider St Joseph
Laad z good Investment at present prices 2
AnsweF--St. Joseph Lead is suitable
Tor a business mans investment, but If
by adding ''at present prices" you want
to obtain an opinion on the future
course of the market we must beg to
decline. to make Il prediction. We have
no means Of knowing what the future
price of this stock will be- That in
wolves the risk the business man should
assume.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

20 points net higher The Census Bureau re-
port indieoted consumption during August
OF 10000 bbis, while stocks IN all positions
were $4,000, compared with $1,000 last
year Total sales for ths day were -, 200
bbla. The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

annually reaches $3oo,ooo,o 900 in
this country.
The financial assistance given
many American industries in their
beginning by the Bank of the
Manhattan Company forms an ex-
ceptionaI record of successful bank
ing over period of rag years.
record continued by the Bank
service today.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Mis- c e llane eous Markets
New York State Bonds

Issued 'n coupon and registered form.
not interchangeable. Coupon bonds regis
terable
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Country Produce

Butter - Receipts we're 6,e24 packages
Creamery higher Than extras pound. dig
~ i3c extras PC score. soMG; frsts, $40
ssSs,,Fei & eseonds, s2G$9,4e; lower grades,
sac; 80 score. Sabs q 2sc; ss score. s9ss a
&c 60 so to 81 score, a2R4s3@ei anssitea,
score. 4t94thc, hvs;s $50 see; seconds,
q y q sac; lower grades iGS2e; state
Se Sa5g gss %s' coaase & ss 70 isr sSSe 20
lrsts ssH Gaze; seconds. az y o. lower
grades. 26W27e; packing stock, current
lassss sia ssc no l. sS'' NO = t''' lower grades
Cheese Receipts were ass boxes. New
average run. 22H Q2sc; New York stet5
Gsts fresh specials % q 2s,1e. average run,
22o singio Daisies. ii i q sac; Young An,;sfS-
ieAs, COW g2lhc.
r.. @ @Egss1-R Receipts were s;sse eases Fresh
acc 4la; 1rsts, 34@3sc; seconds and poorer,
2s@ @32e; trade EGGS. 2sUssc; Girties No.
checks, poor 80 choice dry, $50 s?c: re-
frigarator extra nrsts, charges paid 10 eS-
pig!ng, dates. so@?iei 1rSts. ss s@ase;
nearby, 81 @ .0ci refrigerator. whites Pa.
sifie Coast. sS@sSe; othss Western. 500
uncandled, extras, eo@esc; nearby hen
merry whites extras local ,candled. saa
merry whites, average extras, Ss0see; extra
frsts. 81 q s6c; Hrsts, As q soc; nearby gath
cred whites, fsysts 20 extra firsts. Is a CSC:
undsrsrades, aSGpa4c; pullets' eggs So8
s7c; Pacific Coast whites, extras, $50 sec;
extra frsta. 5oG5S flrsts, 44Dtac. under.
grades, 81 % ifo mediums ss g4eei pul-
lots. So@3Sc; other Western and southern.
gathered whites. S60ssc; nearby and
nearby Western hennery browns. $40 tsc
Potatoes--,Iersey eobblsrs, sack. ti.a0e
sLe5; giants, slIe&$l.20, No, 2, soc q csc /.
Long Island; ies its2 Ssls1s2.35 is0 lbs,
ss9es,loi No; = lgsiat swestS, Jersey.
@s2i North Carolina, si.as @si.a0, Aela-
ware and Maryland, basket, TSc9si
Livestock, Meats. Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago
prime 100 lbs ss,oo@ls.so .----- o. ----.
Dresses q beef.
sides. ID. ~. .aie 10 .iee 10
Live veals. COM
100 lbs. ...... io.oo8ts.oo ae.oo@ls.oo
Dressed veal, csty
IN .....,,;a. .is@ .as .ise az
lbs ;,,..,....., a.5c@ $40 sosQ 500
ID, .....,..... $50 .is -----~ q ----
,eity lb.. es@ "a esq II
20 prime. ios
presssd lss lanaaa. ''V0@'s.s s'seslO2S
Bsss. IS, y y s'esSS % saasss Ill Il
gsss' sss' ss,. : . l.asssSsssl,ssss sas.ss.ssss
| Lard. Middle $'sS
| West, zee Abs as.issaS.as ss.4s@a1go
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

Four full columns OF in
cessmenf questions and an-
s,pers aDiII be published In
The Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column s0iI appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
ASruptcy g. Proceedings
Started Against HaiIer Co.

lssis.alr aloptcy proceedings were started
'rls, srslss.,siSay in the United states D.s.
loes,,,Sshst against the Haller Car g.
hsy. re corporation, of 20 Broad
4 W.vhas petitioning creditor, Ellis
q ,aain, alleged claim Of Sf0,-
'sSfessnting loans TO the cerpora-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Cotton Statistics

Liverpool cables---Spot cotton in fair de
mand at 1e points decline; middling,
lS.1sd. Saes, 5000 bales, Imports. i3
oo0; American. 5000. Futures were dull
at II to RI points lower. they opened
quiet at 1T TO 10 points decline and closed
barely steady at AZ to IS points decline
Closing prices: October. l2l7c December
il.e6c; January, 1l.9oc; March lI.s0c.
May. ll,6ec; July, !I.50c. MRnchestef
yarns dull and irregular; cloths dun Tho
II o'clock bids cabed 10 Liverpool follow:
October. 2O.e0ci December, 20, ,s3c March
zion
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19

slss, ,sEl taR 81
State Of Kew Yera County Of New York. So
l. VIM. u. Gable. Jr.. Cashier OF The
Hanover National Rank of the City as
New York. 30 soismnly swear that sas
above statement Ia true. 10 the best Of nay
knowiedge and belief
WA. Il. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier.
SabBcribed and sworn to before me thts
sth day Of September, 1872.
WILLIAM G. ALLEN
Notary Public Kings County.
Certificate hled in New Fork County
Eorrect--Attast:
Il. HAYWARD TERRY,
JAMES y. FARGO, Direetoss
JOLS i. STEVENS
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
What One Surrogate Said.

In recent case before Surrogate's Court invov
ing the continuance of the New York Life Insurance
sad Trust Company Guardian for certain children
the Surrogate took occasion to say:
I'm my opinion, the New York Life Insurance e. e.
Trust Company has lived UP every obligation legal
ethical or moral in its relationship to these children
1t Is an old established institution, we'll managed
solvent making specially of trust business careful
IN the management of estates and its officers have
had long and wide experience In trust investments
II this were an application de novo, in view of the
SITUATION rather think the respondent better quail
hed to be appointed than any other person or
institution"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
DANK STATEMENT
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK

OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
~ New YORK., ln the state Of New York
NJ the close OF business September IS,
New-York tribune., 1922-09-19
Cottonseeti Oil

There was a sharp covering movement In
the market for cettonseed oil. inspired
by the strength in the other markets and
owing to the fact that tenders of $500
bbls on September contracts were readily
absorbed. Prices failed to hold all Of the
gains, but closing quotations were 10 to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

Tho most conspicuous things ABOUT
"Kerugl" Tins were his lat ard MS
air uf detection. "A old '0a" all tH7
weal,h:cst n M.RdeE. lie VA n ap7ear-
auce the simplest and most CHdsSn'"-
Ing.
Kernel Tins ha; v1N. IL = Way. ~
invention Of his own. prig:UuUN u had
been a .ow crowned derby. When tie
suns and dust changed It's black 70
brown the Kernel" applied carriage
paint TO rs surface. Then. a. an add
tional protection agS.oS, c2!n he treat
ed I; TO a coat O; she,iac. The result
was a wooden and solid appearance, /"
hat unlike any ever seen before. In
time II was associated a. Intimately
with the Kernel" - Vas his dropping
gray rus;Achc. his sAut!iuc walk and
the cs..e ne had fashioned from an UNI
breilI handle.
For al his economies ~ personal ap-
peararce there was no one who could
says Tins 0csrudsed anything TO his
wife and son. The Tins home was ""e
OF the largest tn the c!;y and the boy,
Morton. went through high school ana
college.
Rather" said Morton during his FIRST
vacation home from tAe university
'woulL YOU wear new hat II | ooHSA'
IT,"
The Kernel looked 1T the boy sadly.
This was the star. he felt. or some
,hinc which would &c troublesome.
Nor" 10 answered. "youye .'ot =.
the haas you need. haven't you Il;
seems 90 me- the attentions. YOU pay 10
fixing yourself up are enough 70 0esto"
on t. sar,"v.al cE-~t.vi.. EoI leave
me aad nay hat alone.
I. vain Morton protested - his
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cameron
REPARTEE

GG-ed:
II you'll notice. though. you'll see
:, isn't like fash that l think Of
things You don't have 10. you know.
That's a mistake people make. They
are in such hurry 20 say something
thdt they say anything that pops into
their heads. The thing 10 do Is 20 take
a few seconds 10 sort out your thoughts.
You're much more apt to think Of some
thing worth saying II YOU do
Controlled Motton.
It's the Same theory OF controlled
motion that makes tho better tennis
player walk easily toward ball and
hit Il calmly and without undue hurry
whereas the beginner would have dash
cd a. tho same ball and made wild
hit at Z.
II Is great thing TO get THIS hSost
Of control. mental and physical. Haste
makes waste IS a provcrb founded on
tho lack OF this habit. The good tennis
player can hurry when he needs TO es"
cause he saves HI strength by rot
hur~ytns when p, doesn't need TO- ami
because he has his mU-ton under better
control than tho beginner who PUSHES
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth
ON TENNIS Al

Tho ability 10 make clever repartee
- 70 me The ninth wonder OF the world.
I suppose we always most wonder at
ard admire the things We have the least
skill az doing.
I am sure one OF those people who
wake up IN the middle Of the night
and think OF some awfully clever ans
wer TO something that was said that
afternoon. My cousin says he Is go!nS
20 write a book sometime so that he
may recreate situations Of this sort and
use the clever answer that he thinks
OF in the middle OF the night | mag
me a good many % US could cpniTioute
Iepartee for such book.
A Verbal Tennis Match
But even II am that kind Of COOP
7 love 10 hear clever people seHd'nS
bits OF clever reparccc back and forth.
Jus, as ! love 20 watch good tennis
match.
one feels swept along and upnrtee
b. tho mental agility In one case and
,he physical agility n the other.
And recently have had ny attention
called - another similarity between ten
nj, and rcpartee.
was complme1ting man Who a.
WAYS seems 70 have witty relorts reao
for any verbal thrust made AT him i
wish could think OF something Ike
fash the way you do
Take Your Time.
Tys d.srla!rned the compliment. OF
course. az we always feel obliged &c
A. on such occasions. But then he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-15

rs rrsA.ag contested dude "n: {
hin. b.; &C" set that take" 90 - a."
later
Mor,cn TINS graduated r-".a college
as -" Dos, GrcSs"d ma =. tHs Class,
/ was ashamed u ~ far,c". l.a"Nif.S n
,ec;. h. ;-,sd - direct u"tf"dS Which
dad no more than :ncreas, lH" Stubborn
ness II his paye";. There "eTe "pen
quarrs,S.
Until you I.,ca Ina; has" tic iad
threatened a!jcr one 90 these scenes
III no, os seen O. the streets with
vol" The "Peruey tucked his una
5relta stick uGdcr his arm ard went 'or
I long walk After that father ana
son met only AZ dinner. M.nGen. ex-
cep, for certain members ~ the young
e. se;. sympath!zcd w!;a the OLD man
In ne stores e M!nder where the
"Te.uew VISITED eacA day ne offered
TO complaint. Men saw he Pc, .ess
sp,r., IN The ta,cs he was ioHd q tc.'-
ing and il was noticed ne vas falling.
Whenever Morton walked by. rcSp!end-
ell, IA n!S fiucry. the I'D NAV si:o"td
his mous;ache ard smiled. There "''s
something OF admiration and a"uSe-
men, n the smile, as il lis wearcr were
saying TO himself. hes a fine !oo"'Hs
boy with lot 10 learn.
y Il 20 Mo-ton'S credit ina: when tho
Kernel bccams g, The, vaSar;es 81
fashion were forgotten ana each Of the
old mans wh;lns wIs humorct.
Hang my hat on tho bsdposi,' sad
Tins Knowing < would te q task 20
les, the youth ava h" SMILED who" -
sou complied. Il talnh, Son, Il needs a
ir.ew coat II var2ish."
They sill discuss "KerneV Tins N
MAIDEN and the right and wong or
what ne did. There arc some WAC point
, 70 ;hc son s an example Q: the W'Nde'n
az - unusual course while others re-
gard II as cruel.
Morton Tins MI never forSet 80
wear following hts fathers Geauh. S1:-
Geniy largo wealth vas hts wit '"7
di,!cn that rrr twelve months 10 ,Hnsi
,rs.- lin, cd hat which Euad oa tho
oed s;sad.
! Tomorrow The NJ! st"ry OF INa
NotlonieSs Man.
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y.a,c-1av z-,s ,-u 80 a I="s tNet
7 bal!,v.d. have contributed =" tie
increase n "aNc@r "dS'S. va .''
Include among th"sn caus'9 ~" ME
to, INTO the system 81 'h.tf' au.ma /.
,r4.,ar''--tn.. favorits word coHh.nd 'i"u
tra. ~. arj:mcd cal "ro0d CandIS's MAJ!
ax a rtrst-hnr.tu s'. so NC 0r~i rlt'''
asI have explained :" "ou, serums and
yar.iucs arc pot the "n'thy animal mat
to-" rec>rns V''h disease germs 'hat
these people would have you believe.
II tie second place, they have n"
data for no foundation ~ their con
c'us!ons. for they have collected TO
statistics az those people who have died
from cance- 20 know whether or not
they had ever been treated with serums
or vacc!ues.
And. IN the ,h;rd place. even II they
had been so treated. there Is no rea-
son to suppose tina: the cancer Sas
due 70 those treatments.
Whit IS cancer and what Is the direct
cause OF cancer? FIRST. let me give
Won a l!t;le information On tumors In
s,neral The word tuWOr IN medical
language means 4 swelling OF any kind,
but IN tho restricted sense Il means
. rev growth cr cells not due TO III
tiammatory origin.
For instance. suppose soma o. the
calls that compose the breast. after
maturity, should begin - Grow md
multiply as they dill N embryot!c and
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grow, ,hon this swelling OF new cells
"a called :uwor. Bat a swelling in
the breas. OF u nursing mother might
be due % an engagement - tn" milk
ducts o. q an Inflammation due 10