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Bible in Translation.

The Bible is far in advance of any
other book in the number of it's trans
latiOns. for il has actually been rem.
dered in whole or in part into 40 Ian
guages and dialects and the end is not
yet in sight. The translation is still
progressing at the rate Of one COM
plefe book of the Bible in a new Ian.
guage every six weeks, a speed record
which has been maintained for over
twenty years.-The Mentor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
TROOPS HELP FIGHT FIRES

Forest Flames Reported Less Threat
enins as Wind Dies Down.
Superior. Wis. Wisconsin Macon
al Guardsmen from Superior were
helping villagers fight several serious
forest and brush fires which menaced
villages In Douglas county, Reports
were that the fires had died down
somewhat n unless the wind fresh
MS. ire lighters soon will have the
flames under control.
Reports from Ashland. Bayfield, and
Iron counties are that the fires which
developed threatening proportions had
abated somewhat and the advantage
gained was being used by crews in
backtiring and ditching.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18

Key West. Fla.-Thirty men. mem
bers OF the crew OF the City OF Ever
EFT. q tanker which sank stern frst
on the Florida coast. who are be-
;ieved 20 be lighting for their lives in
.ses s>=ss sra were
being searched for by vessels who
answered the Everett's distress call
The tanker, owned BY A. J.. Kaplan.
New York. foundered In q heavy sea
III Tortugas. "Going down stern
lrst." was the message received
rom the tllfatId vessel BY the radio
station 1t The navy yards nere.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
Harvey 70 Return Soon.

London American A~mbassanor
George Harvey plans to say farewell
TO the royalty at the Court OF st.
James In lime to eat Thanksgiving
turkey and pumpkin ME n pe.esa= q,
VI. bis home town. His sailing date
depends upon the lime or King
Georges return to London. bui ofh.
erwise the retiring ambassador is
winding up his affairs preparatory TO
his home going. In accordance with
custom. his portrait, painted by How
ard Chandler Christy. was hung ia q
prominent place in the embassy
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
Minneapolis Closing Cash Prices.

No | dark northern, sl.iS.27; No,
l northern. $l16-1.21: No, I dark hard.
S1.12-1l5: No. l hard. $1.l11l4; No.
l amber durum. s1O3.1.lO; No. / du.
rum. 95-97c.
CORNING. 2 yellow, 92c.
OATS-No 2 white, 40c.
BARLEY-Choice to fancy. $500.
RYE-No. 2, &c.
FLAX SEEDING. 1. $247-c.50.s
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
RoBsERs BLOW UP TRAIN

Root of PASSAGE Caves In on Top Of
Coaches When Mall Car Is Blasted.
Redding. Calif.-Armed posses are
securing he S~iskiyou mountains on
the Oregon. California state line for
bandits who held up Southern Pacific
soutbhound passenger and mail train
No. Is. shot and killed three trainmen
and blew . ! the mail a a1d a safe.
killing a mai clerk. The robbers es-
capped into the mcuntains with an un-
known amount OF loot.
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POISON RUM KILLS 6; 3 ILL
Inquest Shows Fusei OH In aWhits
Mule"


Mule"
Pana. Ill.-Six men are dead and
three others are in g serious condi
ton after drinking i quantity OF rot
sonous liquor described as the color
OF whisky" in a soft drink parlor
here.
Edgar Rayhill, a stock trader: q
son OF John Tokols at whose soft
drink parlor the liqror Is said to
have been purchased. and q foreign
er whose name has not been ascar
tanned, are critically III at a hospital
presumably from the effects OF the
liquor.
Reports OF other persons In neigh
borhood towns having been poisoned
by white mule" were reaching this
city.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
TO DECIDE ORE TAX PENALTY
Mining Company Attorneys Declare
Iron Tax Fines Are illegal.

St.. Paul Whether iron mining
companies OF Minnesota will be com
PEELED to pay into the state treasury
Si.791.291 in tax penalties. win be de-
cided by the Minnesota tax commits
sion. 1t was u by that body
at the conclusion of an allday hear
Ing in the Senate chamber OF the
state Capitol.
Payment OF thsse penalties was OPP
posed by attorneys representing min.
Ing companies on the ground that the
penalties are illegal. unconstitutional
and unfair.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18
CANADA TO HELP AVERT WAR
War Premier Pleads for Unity Within
Empire to Halt Conflicts.

Toronto Lloyd George before a
large audience in Massey hall pleaded
for unity within the British empire
$50 that when the cry of war goes up
the British empire may say halt. and
the cry OF war will STOP"
Expressing his personal thanks to
Toronto and to Canada for the aid
they gave from 1914 to 1918. the war.
time premier said he feared another
catastrophe unless something inter.
venes. That Intervention could be
supplied by Great Britain. he stated.
IL unity prevailed within the empire
and among all its constituent parts.
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~ForestalIed Hostess.

The hostess of a cllildren's dance
was saying goOd-by to her guests. A
dainty little girl of six, after mentally
noting the lady's formula of leave
taking, and anxious TO say the correct
thing, ingeniously forestaIled her host
ess with: Goodnight. Mrs. -, l
hope | have enjoyed myself"
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not sweep q o
without resting. /
not do my work
a little at q
time, and the doc
medicine did
help me. One
day some n threw
your little book on TO
my porch, and in 1t ]
several testimo-
malls Of women who
had hoanlikM Yy,vaaif
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18

'-roo much rush these days"
aHuhg~
In the last ten years we have made
more history than we can sort out In
fifty."~-Louisville Courier-Journal.
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WOMEN! DYE FADED
THINGS NEW AGAIN
Dye or Tint Any Worn, Shabby Gar
ment or Drapery.

Each 15-cent package of Diamond
Dyes" contains directions so simple
that any woman can dye or tint any
old, worn faded thing new, even IL
she has never dyed before. Choose
any color at drug store.-Advertiss-
ment.
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So. st. Paul Livestock.
Steers. $4.50-12 90: cows and heif.
ers. s311; veal calves. Sc 10 rs; hogs.
s5-7 60: sheep and lambs. $3.12.25.
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MRS. HINCKLEY
NERVOUS WRECK
Tells Women How She Was Restored
to Perfect Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Memphis, Tenn.-"Two years ago I
was completely rundown and mynerves
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PItiless.

"Why do you refer to the notices
Of my divorce Is pitiless publicity"
asked the eminent artistic.
Because" replied the press agent.
1--WE don't care how much they offend
the sensibilities Of the readers"
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BUTTER-Creameri,s. extras. &C;
firsts 42c: seconds SIC. packing stock
fresh sweet SIC: grease 1c.
EGGS-Country receipts. pots out.
per case 50 80; No ! candled. good
ase free from rots. dirties and
checks ont. per dog. 33c. seconds.
small dirty and field stock. rots ana
leakers out, per dog. 20c: checks. o
and Ieakers out. per doz~ zoe Quota
tions on eggs include cases
Sacrifices TO Preserve Bavaria Urged.
Munich-Patriotic wartime meas.
ures. such Al women and girls cut.
ting on their hair for the market.
and the sale Of rim and
family treasures arr proposed by the
Bavarian leaders who assert that
they and thousapds or others are a
er to aid the fathersand to regain !
permanent place In the world affairs.
They contend that Bayarians gener.
ally are prepared 70 20 the limit to
assist GERMANY to hold together. and
ridiru,e the idea thai Munich desires
to h-eat away entirely from Berlin
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-10-18

A woman's idea of economy is to
use a a range for the purpose of
cutting down the coal bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
WHEEL TOWN

barrow withFa load OF bricks in II.
tripped and fell.
Away went the " h 9 e. tarr o W.
bricks and all.
PLEASE. SIR did you zee Ruby
Joan, my rag doll?' asked Nancy.
"Begorra and I didn't" answered
the Irishman. But. faith. whoever
Ruby Joan is. your names will be
Dennis II you don't &c. off those
feet Of yours at once"
He scrambled up and grabbed mis-
empty wheeIbarrow. "Bcre. jump
in" he cried, "and I'll take you
wherever you want TO 30. We are
not allowed to walk on our feet in
Wlnel Town.
The Twins jumped In as he said.
please take MS back to the sta.
ton then" said Nick. thanking him.
"Huby Joan isn't here, I'm sure.
She couldn't walk even. 40 how
could she skater
Mister Punch was so surprised he
nearly fell over when no saw them
coming.
"That's n fine taxIcabr' ,ho called.
ITO &c Continued
Copyright. 1898. by Seattle Starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

as flare or ripple at the sid, or
front-will RlHo please tho lover OF
the gaudy and extreme. But the
straight limo viii remain. Here and
there will be seen an uneven bottom
70 the coat, with fur tabs TO the
ankles.
Sleeves are set In on mos, models
The square convertible collar con.
ilnuea. btI, the shawl collar has also
returned 20 favor.
Not belt will be worn on the
now models. The only hints OF belt.
ins will be eording or embroidery
20 the hip line. and perhaps a large
button or buckle--fur trimmed. OF
couruc--at tho left side.
soft.piio fabrics are recommended
for drcssy coats. while for sports
md top coats there VIII be large
oycr.plaids and stripes. iweeds,
polhirca. chlnchiila and soft I'm.
ported cloth. Tho predominant col.
ors will be black, brown and the
new gray tones. with navy and
lighter tones OF blue continuing In
popularity.
On suits also. both drossy and
tailored. the silhouette will prevail
There IS preference for thu 5s.Inoh
length IN the dressy models. Skirts
viii remain wrap.around and one.
sided, sleeves set In and coats short
and box.fnHhion. with fur landings
at tho hips. Soft material win pre-
vail. with trimmings Of fur. embrold.
cry and other means 20 emphasize
the lines or conceal the seams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

line silhouette tina. took tho fashion
world By storm in tho late spring.
they viii by fall.
For the silhouette Il going 10 re.
main. This h the edlet issued by
tho National Cloak. Suit and Skin,
Manufacturers association at IL
scmiannual meeting held here. And
with tho odict. they have already
made plans 10 conform for fail and
winter wear.
Gorgeous. unusual designs arc
taboo. Instead will come simplicity
economy OF lines and yet exclusive
neNs in fashion. IS David Sunshine.
president OF the association. pux
e.
"Ncycr before have American
women had tho opportunity offered
them 10 dress 70 simply and set 20
distlnctlycly AZ they Will during the
coming mi and winter. The ~,
action from tho Wild and Eaudy
King Tut styles u very marked and
conservatism is reflected in all the
approved styles for the now senson. =
But the young lady who stiIi dc.
sircs extreme effects in her clothes
may have II In the unexpected use
sho can make Of fur trimmings. BE.
sldel FUR for collar and cuffs. Il is
TO be used profuseiy in unexpected
places. Leading trimmings. medal.
lions and tabs viii come in fur and
will Offset tho silhouette effect OF
the models.
Variations in tho slihoue,te--Huch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

for the present season.
I.is2.
Ts there a law In this country bar
ring q person from naturalization be-
cause he has a wife and children in
Europe7
No.
Ny scales arc too small for my
wagon. Is there any way OF weigh
Ing Il by running the forc-wheels on
first and then edging the wagon off
until only the rear wheels are on the
PLATFORM
The BuyeaB o. Standards says
that. provided the floor Is ieUei. a
load can be measured in this ieay
that icili shoe an error Of but per
cent HoIcerer. II ono pair Of ,checls
Is resting AZ ioiccr level than those
on the scales the result pin not be
accurate.
which was the first state TO go
dry7
Maine.
What percentage OF Russians arc
Roman CatholIo7
Eract figures are not dudiidoic. bnt
according 10 the latest report less
than ! per cent Of the population Of
Russia Is Roman Catholic" These
figures refer TO Russia before the
trur.
The other night paced the room
with the baby in my arms. ] count
ed my steps: made 23.soo. How far
did | walk?
Ailo,cing three feet TO fhc step, you
icoited 1916 miles.
When n woman Is calling with her
husband, how many cards should be
left?
She Leaves tico Of her husbands
cards NTH Que Of her otcR. " she is
calling on married couple. This is
because u Is neror correct for q
lcoman 10 learc a card for man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

wen, Of all thlngsr' exclaimed
.sAey' as she looked out Of the
"a'w Of the choo-choo Express
slowed up at another station
Shoo-Choo Land.
sek looked cut Of the window
~ saw what Nancy saw. A town
, ..Ie all the people we're going
s On anything but their feet.
.''N we're on bicycles. some rode
49,, ,a.'fhobiIes or street cars, some
~ on roller skates, some rode
nodis-cars and the babies rode In
burse. ~ "a'''eS 9"ouiu' VI
M %er the station were the words,
a,n Town In large gold letters.
e,cd', Il. OUT called Mister Punch. the
y Nancy and Nick scrambled
~. OH the train and went in
"A n" Of Ruby joan. the lost rag
r,n "s !, ask the first person who
t,r,. salq Nick. But everybody
.s ~ % be In such a hurry; no ono
ls. adlns still a minute"
G.l,. nen workman on roller
VINO was pushing wheel.
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cHAprrR XVIII


There are many arguments
against Industry: much Is 20 be said
against It's wholesale practice. For
ono thing. habitual diligence. Of
whatever sort. bcgets other habits
hard 10 break. habits that persist IN
plaguing a man during his periods
OF indolencc and perhaps during his
whole hfe. Early rising Is one Of
the most annoying Of these habits.
While it cannot Abe said that Tom
Parker had ever laborcd arduously
az ANYTHING. nevertheless no had
followed his calling faithfully. and
tho peculiar eNigencies Of that call.
ing had made OF him a light and
fitful sleeper. He had NO often used
the earth as a mattress and his
saddle for a pillow. that sunup to.
yariably reused him. and as a con.
sequence he liked to tell people that
he could do with less sleep than
any man In Texas That was. in
fact. one OF his pet complains.
II was true that Old Tom never
slept long. but IL was also true that
he slept oftcner than any man in
Texas He was up and dressed by
daylight, and until breakfast time ne
engaged himself in purposeiess and
noisy pursuits This futile energy.
however. diminished steadily until
about $50. after which his day was
puncutated by series Of cat maps.
.as a broken sentence Is punctuated
By dots and dashes.
That small room at the rear OF
his office Barbara had cleared OF
its dusty accumulations-of its sad.
dies and saddle bags. its rusty Win.
chesters. its old newspapers and dis
orderly files-and had transformed
into a retreat for him. She had
over come his inherent prejudice
against innovations OF any sort by
arguing gravely that tho head OF
every firm should. nay must. have
private sanctum.
Tom approved of the change after
he became accustomed 10 II. for he
was subjected to fewer irritating
| distractions there than elsewhere.
Before long. in fact. he acquired
the ability to doze placidly thru al.
most any sort OF BUSINESS conferences
in the outer office. II was his
| practice 10 sleep from go until II,
when Bob" fetched him n glass OF
orange Juice with a spike In Il
This refreshing beverage filled him
with new energy TO tackle the
issues Of the day. and thercupon
began a routine as fixed as some
religious ritual First. he smacked
his lips. then he cleared his throat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15
Cynthia Gr@yss
June, The Month Of Cupids Triumph, Is Full Upon,
Us-WW They "Liue Happily Euer Afteracord' ?
BENEDICT Of Last Jane Complains That Cupid
Stole March on Him
BY CYNTHIA GREY

Man has conquered Nature in many rays Behold! He
may wak the bottom Of the soar above the high
est peak He lights the midnight to rival the MONDAY
But alas IA lore he remains what Nature intended him
a dupe.
Lore blinds him to the fldws in the beloved for long
time before he complains after this
MY icVe IS artificial" This plea from husband
OF II hare TO look Cice to find the daint sueet-
tempered giN married" This is foowed bp a fA COL
uan Of criticism ohich might hare been dictated by Adam
iues. -
slump '"'
This scientific fact and If IL could be Immersed nou
the minds Of lovers tcould saue considerable o NJ The
first-Bear domestic misery I" ~
me period OF cortsp period of ser manifestations
girl IN lore ,cV pocder the lin and royne ~
man wH parade ms opinions and oork conders NTH his
voice causing 1t to thrill ,oh eotobut nerer IN bero
impatence. 'so' % o'"os
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Both act pnconscioHsiy. The Girl 1.
no more 10 blame than The moon for
is halo on a misty night The man
Is no more responsible than the
Western sty for ITS glory tphen the
sun Is setting. These arc little bits
Of nature, but one may mean rain To-
morrolc--the other torrid day
Science has prored Ua. fuller
crimson comes upon the robins
breast IN the mating season. But
science forocts 10 SAP that the bright
ness Of the BIRDS piumo1c docs not
Keep Us gay promise. II lasts only
/ half OF the summer
In the same teov, the unconscious
scr manifestations OF iorers impiy
ticice too much. They are a Kind OF
Involuntary hing.
The bride docs not stay as iopeiy
as she seemed. Perhnps her first
born steals tinv BIT Of The youthful
flush upon her check. Mother re-
sponsibiiitV MAY cause tiny jurroirs
upon her heretofore smooth brop.
The man becomes irritable. Perhaps
his ucp responsibility for the support
Of a uoman aud babe tcorry him 10
distroction
One Gao complains. 81 deserved a
better fate" The other eoo murbiurs
II hare missed something
Each blamos the other ,cl,en
neither Is altogether bTamabie.
IN This ,eorid Of unconscious de-
coiis and ciaslin0 cpos. rs a ,conder
that people stay married as iccH as
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H
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a. /
AA /
MN
EfMN
kWWl /
gent as ne
n the Cas-.
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lem. Tky
them jus;
ing and re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

lie acts like We was cattle. an we
are" Her own scorn appeared 20
whip the speaker into higher
FRENZY. "Now hos gone OFF 90 spoil
Ruddy's doin's. Bu,tin' In, that's
what Il Is. II 1 knew where Buddy
Is. I'd warn him. ia tell him to
look out. ia tell him 20 grab his
chance when "a comes along. IL I,
takes all tho Briskow money, all
the Briskow wells. He's lucky,
Buddy Is II don't make any diff
ference who he took up with. II he
loves her"
Never but once before had tho
Rriskows seen their daughter IN a
mood like this. and that was on the
occasion OF their FIRST visit to Dial
las, Now they sat numb and speech
less as she raved on;
"Playin' with US 10 amuso him
seiti It's a game with him. lie
amt got anything better 20 do
Why. he even shows Us how "a
drcssl With a touch he says, 4
work miracles transfcr-trans
form you from something dark an
an common into a thing OF passion.
Passlonl What the hell does he
know about passion He's doctor
he u. euttin' up a live dos to soc
what alls it. A live dog that's tied
down. Cuttin' Il up oh. my God
| wish l was Baddyr'
IL was several moments after The
door OF Allies room had slammed
behind her before Gus Briskow
spoke, and then IL was with decp
/ sigh.
Il been afraid OF something like
this. Ma. reckon were goin' 10
pay dear for our money before We
/ set thru"
AN him with a princess in
Wichita Fallsr' the mother quay
cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Miss Grey will receive callers
IN her office Monday. Wednesday
and Friday. from to p. m.
and on Tuesday and Thursday
from II A. m. 20 i, IN. each
week. Please do not come ut
other times. Us !. seriously inter
feres With her writing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

they do.
Tho great hope Is that they ,ciii
stap married far better than they do
ichen they comprehend better the
htfle tricks bD iphich Nature con-
ceafs her purposes, the oiercr
schemes Of Nature ohich science Is
constantly revealing 10 mankind.
How many National and American
league baseball games are scheduled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Star readers who would like
information on how 20 make ink
eradlcators will receive same by
writing to the Seattle Star
Washington bureau, 1922 New
York aye. Washington, d. c.,
and inclosins a two.cent post.
age stamp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

Gay has-olorcd psrasob-
summey cioebes-bright signs Of
warmer days.
Time for health-wise folks to
change to the light summer dict
to Shredded Wheat Biscuit. Be ply
sically-beaitbtxil,-readyt to enjoy
the airy pleasures of summertime.
Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit,
piled with fruits or bcnic-atemps-
ing island of crisp and wholesome
food in its cool pond of milk and
Geam--has its place at almost every
meal. Light and perfect nourish-
ment-whole wheat in its most at
ractive form - Shredded Wheat
keeps your appetite a-ooming and
your summer health in tip-top shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-15

CLEVELAND. June i4.-If your
eyes have not yet become &C
cnsiomcd 20 the simple. straight
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-06-18

foot. If We continue to arail along
with him, I'll be losing you as
partner, Brick"
How 500"
why, Ill be turning honest. II
seems to pay"
"Um-m. Probably I'd better
keep all this Nelson money and
leave you"
"oh, not at ALL the junior
partner said, quickly. THAI isn't
an oil deal, strictly speaking, for
you say there amt oil enough on
the land to grease a jackknife.
look on it as a real-estate specula-
ton"
With a laugh Stoner accepted
this explanation, and then announ-
ced that he was hungry for his
breakfast.
This time Mallow spoke up. "I'm
oally-hooing for a new Joint; Full
toms Fancy Waffle Foundry. Fol-
low me and I'll try to wedge YOU
IN. But you'll have to eat fasc and
pick your teeth on the sidewalk
for we need the room" In an
swer to Stoner's stare, the speaker
explained his interest in the wei
fare Of Wichita FAILS newest cat
ing place, ana en- route thereto he
told how Margie Fulton came to
berunning it. Gray did it. He rot
the Parker girl to help us, and we
had the place all fixed up bv the
time Margie got here. She's tickl-
ed pink, and tin coin monev-if II
isn't pinched."
'Pinched?"
Sure! Bennie's cashier. and
ne palms everything from dimes 70
dishtowels. Force Of habit Better
count your change till | break him
u short-changing the customers I"
It was a blue day for Hen.v
Nelson when Avenger Number One
came in, for it made necessory
Immediate drilling OPERATORS or,
ms part. And the worst Of II was
me Wen was not big enough to as
tabiish a high value for his hold
lags' 1t was just enough of nro-
uucer to force him to begin tbreo
offsets and that, for the momen+
convenient. 0is IN
Continued Tomorrow