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Ye Smudge Pot
(y Arthur Perry).
"i Monotonous Is till' SOUR llC
sclf-iiralNC, for it wenrird nil llvo
people of Israel" (The Bible.)
fit! is going' to Ret very hot,"
coolly, i-ujiuirkod ono-ot the Older
dlrls thin am.
1 A farmer Willi a good-looking
ilauRlltcr, reports. hcr youilRi 'man
Is a whteis of a. dlshwiudier, but ho
la hi II I short a hay-hand.
: HOW TJ1IM1S HVKN lT
(Oregon 'lty ICilU'i iirlM')
cmilcst was.wonby Mrat V II.
cuutost wan won by Mia. W. II.
Upsall. who throw the rollln
- phi' Mi ot.' .Mr. Uimull won
tho 100-yard dash for ninrrlcd
men.
''Tho woodbinds are ablaze with
wild flowers, in all' tho Hhadou of
WllJtO. ;. I '
A ult with Ilk tail aloft, sclen
IJflcally iu an."ai.Htliotloaltitudlnoun
caudal appurtenance.-" ' Hoforo wo
wuuUU let unytllltiK HHo thati Jiap
pen - tu, oui"- pei'Hunal cat, the
A. C. A. would be whacked off.
lJctween the lynehliiKN In Tcxiin,
unil tho Knuir niuriloiH In OIiIchko,
lliero Ih iiot much tp' cIiooho, but
tho Toxiw uffnlr aro not containl
nutod by pullttui.
,. A liADV NI'KVKS l'l
IIjvoii, Kiiii., N'ewN)
.'- It Iiuh been publiHhod by
iiewMpuporu and there haa
h(!on hoiuu kokmIP' that Klmer
i!oud.uiul inyHelC arc niuriied.
.W'c are not. Vo have proof
fur it. Hlgned, Una Hull.
It Ih about time for a clKarollc
Hinukei to drivu down a hlKhway,
flick a cigarette 17 mlloH, and
alart n foroHt fire III an Inucccuxlblo
HP0t. 1 ' ; ' ' ' ' J
Mr. and AIi-h. landbci'Hh'H baby
boy hux Homo local cuinpetltlon,
and' thoy aro fliiK"Bed In a Hpirlted
content to hoo who cun produce
the' firm tuof.
"The euulo will Hcream in Klam
nth 1'Hlln," and with nil patriotic
iimlon 'iif that hurK flauntliiK
bourdH, tho- Hcreama will proliably
be liyHleiical, : s ' . 1
A huniaiiltiirlau move Iiiih been
liium licil by Henry Kuril. He an
uounceg that he will wreck all the
old 4dn -ha :cmi get hold of, puyhiK
the Uvcilein Jun for euch vliilm.
Thin in a fine ideii, unil niori'
power to tho billionaire. However,
ho navca the Iioi iik, limurhiK the
nation that the air will cuuttnuc
tu be full Af. dyltiK Ktap.
IXIl'.M (INK DK.MIK ItA'l'
Ixmt HntUI'dny IllKht wo drove In
1'ralrlo' flly In' wit new llaruld
Moyd lit the illccllic Iheiilcr. Wo
hud to diivo lo a dark nido Htroet
toiflnd a paikhiH place. All . the
poor people had tholr bcautirul
iicwh cant parked In overy nvall
Uble,pauc. iAud wo xincluilcd that
tlnien wore no html that piukiiiK
Hpuco waif at a lireiuiuui. Wo went
to the theatre, whero the admit
tance emit wuh an ImilRnlficant f)
centa, and theio were no- ninny
poor pooiile In tho theatre that
we. could not Ret a neat. Tlnien
nrq hard theno dayi to fret- n aout
in n thoatre. "We went to the now
"Cffeo I'up," a most Kplendlil
1thu.'o to Ret a bite to eat, but the
Ulblea were Kn crowded Willi poor,
unemployed, and broke men und
women Unit wo could not net In.
Those nro miRhly hard tlmea own
to But dp to tho counter and upend
your Inat dollar. (Canyon city.
Ore., KaRlo.)'
i OLD DOO WILEY '
TIIICliK will pniliiilily be nn iiKiiiinuiMits urcctml in in.i- public
. iHitrcs in biiiuit' of Ur. Ihti-vcy W. Wiley, wlm died tiidny
at the ripe obi (i;ie (if H5. Had lie origiiiiiU'tl new ideas of
di'slroyiiiLf life, and pnl them into effeet, from the bomb-proof
seeliiKiini of, C. II. 1., flairs toilay would, no doubt, be at half
mast, while various and, sundry orators would be tuir'linj; their
lluiiillK and brushiiiLr up Ihe details of the life of another
naUonal herii. , , , ,
This is not lo (leery the value of military trenius, in this
jnalion or any nthert as lonjz as the hinuau family insists upon
j l'ihlin', lifihters deserve thejr wreaths of laurel, lint it does
jeall ul tent ion to our deep sealed, and somewhat straiiixe, indif-
lerenee, to what niilit 1 roperly be termed our heroes ot peace,
particularly when theoretically at least, we so trreally prefer
peace to war.
Dr. Wiley was most emphatically a hero of peace, lie orig
inated certain new ideas for protecting the people of this
country, from impure food. J''or 110 years, single handed, he
fought as chief chemist of the department of agriculture for
what, are now known as the I'ure Food Laws, laws which are
now rigidly enforced and gratefully, accepted, but which were
regarded a iiarter of a century ago, as a violation of the sacred
and inalienable right of the quacks and charlatans of this conn
try, to line their own pockets, at the expense of the unsuspecting
and unprotected public. . .
II will always be to the credit of Presidents Itoosevelt and
'I'al't, thai, they, had the vision to al reciate the value of Dr.
Wiley's eriisnde, and in spite of the most violent, opposition,
often supported by some of their most trusted cabinet members,
they loyally supported him, and refused to accept his fre
quently proffered,' resignation, until hi.s work had been donel
I IKK most great crusaders, Dr. Wiley was an extremist, with
a one track mind. That he som-Jtinies went too far, and
aroused needless antagonism by. his scorn of diplomacy and
discretion, is merely to stale he had the vices of his virtues.
Jle was a crank, just as John ..Drown yas a. crank, but wily, a
crank, a man unhampered by a sense of humor or a svuse of,
proportion, could have accomplished what lie. accomplished, in
(he face of- such opposition as pure food reform aroused, 125
or 110 years ago.
VICT the militant doctor never made Hint-'. error so charac-
teristie of the fanatic, that all one has to do to correct a
wrong is to pass a law against it. lie refused to sanction, any
impure food prohibit ioij. ,11c placed his faith not in prohibition
but in education. He insisted that every food and drink in
this country should be' labelled, not to deceive the people, but
inform them. And with that information, he staked the entire
success of his crusade, upon the common sense and intelligence
of the rank and file.
'
Sl'MKHQKNT events proved the soundness or his judgment.
( 'iimlil inliM iii'ii mil nort'oft lint tic AVilcv esl llbl islteil 11
process of evolution, Which is working toward flint goal,
purer drinks , and imrer,, fooils are. being sold the people of
America cvory day, not because impure foods are illegal,, but
because with the people ijnlighlened, pure fodds are more pro:
fi-liilile.
WK.can'l leave Dr. Wiley without citing one ancedot-.! so
chni-nclf ristic. of the man and his career. He was once
invited lo address a college graduating class. Appearing in u
long tailed coat and silk hat, lie whs refused admission at the
gate, by a watchman who. said: ,
"Stephen (lirard laid' down in .his will that no minister of
the gospel be permitted to cuter these grounds."
"The hell you say," Dr. Wiley retorted.
, " Wulk right in," quid the watchiuiin.
In our distant past, soine, unheralded slicker, laid down the
law, that to protect the people from the food and drink swindler,
was contrary to the letter and spirit of the Constitution,
"The hell you say," ijiiid iild .Doe Wiley. And lie walked
right in !
MAIL TRIBUNE
DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE
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ADMIRALS
SKNA'I'Olt (Mil le, of NuVHiiu riiHhns lo Hie. deteiiHO ,nf nilinlniln who
who mo heliiR iittnuked lor- attiiclilim, in Ihnlr lurii, llio prnpimoil
nuvnl limilHtlun trealy.. Now tho livuruKo liriiHH lint (oil admlinl la
not n lilniid-llili'Hly lioni'UoHH okiu. nnr in ho all imporsnnally illnllilm
CHtod anil dolached IndlyiiliiHl, innlivutnil Htiltily by tho Kioatur Knud.
Adinliulu oat, slouii and aiiuin Ilka tha reut-uC iib. anil (hair wives
RUHHip mid Klvo hrldeo n.itlnu lint iilllllm tho. apniiaoB of men ut iiiih
men clay. Altai liko llio iiihI of. iih, I hey aro ketinly intineled III liulil
Iiir iltiwn their jnhit, nnil, 11' pussihlu, ReltliiR liotlor imoH.
When ytiu succeed In Rett Inn it iial.iuiiitl cnnvcnlliiu of inn vie theater
liluno plnyoi'H to rise to lla foot and client' wildly tori tho talkies, then
nild nut imt 1 1 (Inn limy you exucct tliaudiniml lo Htmniiodo lor tlin-
miuanienl. ,u. - ' ..... ,
. n 1 1 n iii-il nuvnl hulldiiiR mcmiH iiiiHo Hlilps, iiiciiiih priimiilliin tor
naval ofricom, mid tlila In turn ihoiuih that tho udmirnlK may linvc
tlielr piiutH proHHoil oftener, and that their wIvoh can nriiird to Rlvu
iiwuy moro expensive hrlilRc fuvniB thnn liorcliifiiro has been the cane.
, So, iniiie In RDi'iiiw thnn 111 llllKoi'. ymi limy illsioinil iibont 40 per
cent of whnt the adiniralH liro aaylriK agalmit llio' 1-oiiiloh trealy.
Knipoi'ln I Kim mm I (inzelto.
Personal Health Service
By WUliain Brady, M. D.
BlliKil Irtttra wrulnlnn to ixnonll heillb ind hvcltns. not U dLiusa, dlwnsli or tmtmtnt
.III in ins.(rl by nr. Brnly II ilinirt irll iMr.s.sl emrlor U .nrloMd. Ullm ihnul.l he
hrlrf wvt willwi In Ink. Ilwliai In lite larce mimlifr of tellers rerelied onlf a few ein he nsvereil
here. No reply ran he mule to Qiierles pot eonfprmlng to kutructlooi. Addren Dr. William Bradr
In ear of The Mail Tribune.
ItlTXY I'AtTOIt l.N T1IK lllCOSTOSK.'KXICSS
expert iiuihIiir service In your own
home at. an hourly rate .visltliiK
nursea, nuraea.. who know and do
their work Jimt an well as anything,
vnu can find In a hospital. So the
wife whose budget Is limited sure
ly makes no sacrifice la roinalnlnlt
ut home and. If no relative will
serve ua combination nurso and
housekeeper pro tern, then a vis- j
ItlnR nurse may be enRURed to at
tend the delivery and pay roRUlir
visits for a few days, at a reason
able expense for a family on i
$35 a week budget.
(H'R'iTIONS AN"I AXKWKIIS
Why llmik Vour Neck?
Konieono sends in a ellppliiR
from a paper telliiiR how a man
lives with a broken neck. The
man. It seems, was dolllR his "daily
dozen." The reader somehow as
sociated that with me.
Answer. Well, in u way, per
haps I am responsible. At least I
believe the chap who made money
out of the "daily dozen" trick stole
the trick from mo in tho firit
place. My mistake. I was Riving
it away. However. I should advise
anyone whu la so dignified and stiff
as that nut lo do any exercises or
physical stunts at all.
Queer Notion.
1 thought this would interest you.
Itecently a Or, delivered a
lecture here. I queried iiipi a In
how authoritative you are. lie told
me that generally you are sound
In your views, but that recently
you have developed a iiueer notion
about the removal ot tonsils by
electricity. 10. J. S.
Answer. : Yes, I know. I also
know of a larRc iiumber of the best
nose and throat .spocialists In the
country who are extirpating or sat
isfactorily treating tonsils with dia
thermy, while tho old fossils of the
profession continue to lay back
their cars and bray "No good."
Suit and Blood l'lvsxure. :
Should u person suffering with i
high blood pressure take salt In, or
with his food?. I understand it Is
bail, for him, to use much salt.-rU
P. T. ,-. ,
Answer. .: A porson, does, not
suffer from high bloodi. pressure.
If you mean the doctor Is uqablo
to ascertain the cause, of the. high
blood, pressure, surely there, can
be. .no good reason for Interfering
in tho use of salt. Oifly when the
doctor lias some id?a what alls the
patient can he intelligently advise
how much salt the patient, may
take. Sometimes a saltrfrco or a'
salt-poor diet Is a help in reliev
ing dropsical conditions. Ilqt so
far as 1 can learn, salt bus no
particular , effect on high blood
pressure,. ,
Itosoi-clii for Greasy Dandruff.
My sculp. Is always greasy and n
heavy greasy dandruff forms only
a day or two afler a shampoo . . .
D. S. II.
Answer. Part hair here anil
there and rub In with the fingers
a few drops of a solution of 10
grains of resorcin to the ounco of
alcohol, witch hazel, bay rum or
toilet water, dally or . every alter
nate day.
kCopylight John F. Dlllc Co.)
Quill Points
When two people agree on any
thing their prayer is answered,
but Heaven Isn't playing safe to
get a second term.
C.ang: A little group of sel
fish men who feel tuipcrior lo tho
government. , See "board" and
"bloc."
j Do YoaRememberTj,,
y .HubultlnK me fur my "linnlboil1-'
ml" ntlltinlo. lowiiri bk'tli ;jr(nW
tion u nrimiiumv dm. novor mini.,
let It imaR, .t'
n o t h I n k Hut Si
woman whu h.is
borno only one
cliild) und in
cuse the "birth,
c n trol" prop.i
K n il I t find
Ihrmnelvcs out ot
n soft job t h e.y
m ik n i huh noid :i
CunftTcnco to tie-
cure Pr;m;imrUy writes:
'I huvo a dutilnK baby irl,
five months old, und ndoro her. '
Hut ihankM to your much tout
ed brethren infection wet in.
and I spent more than three
month in bed (I'd like to see
you there) and nearly died
twice during that time, the
fever dried up my milk, now
huve to mine my baby on the
bottle, and I am just able to
pet around to earn for my baby
and household.' Uocliit- bill
-wan hlKh, nurse bill enormous,
huHpltai bill likewise. All due.
to Ihe r.tfelesfcnes of the doc
tor. My husband make) $l-ta
a month, and 1 Junt wish yon
would jungle fiKureH ... I
would like a baby sister for
my daiiKhter. but at life
fieeutH .sweet and t dread risk
ing It UKain in n - doctor'
euro. ..."
lust what the dortor'ri mistake
was the prlmlpara does not e.x
plain. The truth (which wn may
tell .since no one can possibly iden
tify the prlmliiara) Ih that such a
stormy ihlhlhil httUory Ktronuly
HUKUteHtw an all too common In
fection contributed, as a rule, by
tho husband loin; before the birth
of the baby. All too often, toa,
the Dili Inn up of tho amioulttei'lnt; .
or latent Infection nt the time of:
childbirth leave thii wife with
MUTT AND JEFF The Sport Of Kink
whut phyiclanH call one-child ater
llily. Thore's only one ain't
Konna be no more. j
Tho first mistake in ea.se, '
as l view it. and. I hope not with-1
out real sympathy though I hope
without sentimentality, was in bo
lrtK tu a hospiUil. Of course 111.'
younK couple may have been wit'.
out decent home sui-roundinKS. A:
lot of misguided younj? people pre-!
fee to bunk in any old hovel now
adays, so long aa they cun put on j
the Kit, away from the flop house.!
I am- not in tho least sarcastic i
nbout it; I merely Mate the situa
tion as the young people themselves
do, Here ! a tad drawing less
than rt common laborer's pay. and
yet his wife mut not only traipso
ofr to a hospitul to lay her egg but
apparently she, must have her own
special nurso there. Ye god?!
Nominally, nt leiud, I was making
even better pay than that when
my first baby came, but tell It
wherever you like we pulled thru
alt rifcht. without any hospital serv
ice, you can bet your neck. lit;o
the Hccoud. And wo forth. All. t
but young Mia. Primipara will re-J
tort of courne 1 am a doctor, had j
every facility at home. 1 did main- '
tain a place wo called home but
I did not have- a flivver nor any
thing elso in the Kilzy mannci.
We had the babies, and wo wi re
vastly happier, than these young
snobs who have to have special
nurses, special obstetricians, and
all that hlhh. ,.
Mind, 1 nhi not disparaging ob
stetricians or nurse or hospitals.
I am pleading simpty for common
sense. Surely any hospital main
taining mi lying-in department or
maternity service furnishes per
fectly competent nursing care as
part of the service. So why should
this primlpura "have a large nurs
ing bill besides the rest of tho ex
travagance? Today everywhere you can liavo
Communications
;ivr Hoy a ('liaiicc
To tho Mditur: I hear much
about bringing in the foreigner to
do our work in the orchards,
ranches, etc.
Why is that to be tolerated
when our own high school boys are
waiting, wishing and looking for
work during tho summer so that
they will be able to attend school
In-tho., full?
I have talked to quite u number;
they re nil, looking for jobs, Sure
ly our own American boy should
conic first. No good American
citizen would wish it otherwise.
Wake up. American Legion, and
say a word for our boys. Don't
condemn our boys, for being idle;
givo them a chance.
A MOTHEtt.
(Nat no on file.) , ,K .
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from pafje one)
(Continued from Page One)
flic civil i iff is done for a
profit and tin? lry of the em
pire, of eonr.se. lint how did
we eivilize our Indians?
(ienminy plans to lux spin
sters imd bachelors, to help baf
iince the budget. Women and
men, unmarried, according to
German theory, nro not doinjr
their slmre.
Unmarried women might re
ply, "Show us ii man ort,h
m .i. ii id-lime iliHlnr
didn't know, but he didn't
soak you $10 rot.' sending you
ui soinebudy who did.
nrisbane sayH tho nations that
ruin the earth drink Hulloi'. They
also play Jazz, but that doesn't
account for their superiority.
Tho "Inferior peoples" aro the
ones that haven't Invented ma
chines to. slaughter their neigh
bors In droves.
You'd never see two birds Just
alike cither, if It was a common
thing for Jays to marry patrols
and pelicans.
Americanism: Dolling with
wrath when the neighbors tell
you how you must live: Joyously
following a fad because the neigh
bora do. . ' fc
Speaking of plastic surgery.
Isn't there, some way lo transfer
bone from a statesman's head to
his back?
Abis! The only friend who
thinks friends should sharo every
thing Is the kind who never has
anything, you want.
Then, too, the new tariff will
keep out. a lot of that cheap for
eign, coin.
TEN YICADK ai: .......
(From files of tho Mall TrlbuL
June .in, loan
Proposition to close up ,k'
from Saturday noon till ..
day morn rejected as too ,
Fourth of July observance. r
Forest patrol piln7s t..lvu
residential areas. " mrw
Noiso supremo at In..,,,,,.,,,...
moot. Dixie delegates elier
night for Wilson and .Mca,ou. '
Showers fall throughout Valkr
The magnolia Ii, u,. p
I'lckel-H front yard is full i',!
and a sighi to behold. n
TWENTY Yi:A(; fo
(D rom files ot the Mail Tribune.)
.lune an. lino
Mcilrurd to play drains i'assfur
Mllll. side bet July 4.
lteno Jim Jeffries R,,,ueliy ,J
baltlo wltli Jack Johns,,,,
Ui'Barded as guild onii-n.
Local postal receipts show (l
per cent gain in six niuiillis.
Delia Ileeves lakes lend "Uu(.
dess of Liberty" race.
Cruter Lake now open In tuuiiit,
with auto singe, three iiys 1VMk
leaving Nash lintel at 7 u. m. ,
"The Oregunlan will khu un lh(,
Fiiuiitilin uf Lire In the New Jcru.
salcni, when II learns ii S not tin.
source ot tho Willamette."
tol'W) ,. : '
Sundown
l,..-l'n i'lw.ivlll.. t. 11 II 11 C 11 II
bem-nts the teeth, lull Jim inn
get the .same lieneficlnl result
by gnuwlng bnartlliiR house
steak.
Judging by the welcomo given
Carol, you'd think everybody in
Kumunlu sold ladles' rcudy-to-
Now I'.U'hop Cannon threatens
lo sue his critics. Hut mnybo he'll
forgive, them if they repent when
the case is ready for trial.
Another kind of relief the tann
er needs is n kind ot fence that
will whistle ' for the dog when
tourists .climb it.
i.-.$iQRlE8r.
.vlijcvl,o(.liqryisc. we'd ratlicr
be t iixotl." '
A tax on iiiiniurrioil women
under forty-five, would be de
sirable iii (his country, if it
could drive into ninrriiicc in
telligent young women now
singla.
The fireatest loss to the na
tion is the loss of millions of
superior children that would be
born if intellectual young fe
males could be persuaded to
take men as they arc, and not
expect too much.
f-
- The French Bay, "At night, nil
cats are gray." Altar marriage ono
husband is milch liko another, un
less hq is a fool, a drunkard, or
lirutiil.
f
Mr. Igge, of the farm linnrd.
says organization is Ihe runners'
only hope.
.Organization, without iipplleiillnii
ol' modern industrial, inclhnilii
would bo n forlorn hope.
Organizing ten thousand little
wheelwright simps would not pro
dueo a murium niilnninhilo industry.
You need it new system of pro
duction. Mr. Iegg should Invesligale
UiishIu's one niillinn-ncro Tarm pro
duction, mid, on his return, ques
tion closely tho Montana fur m ex
port, now on his way to advise
the Russian government.
A loam of horses, or a sinnll
tractor, turning comers every few
minutes In a small field, will not
produce profitable wheat.
FOUCCS Sliniltl! rnina rlnu-n n.,,1
Slant tractors should go ' In a
WATCHING RAINBOWS
(By Mary Graham Bonner)
Because ot the wonder of the
Little Black Clock's magic, Hid
children could have Hie time turn
ed buck so they
could still watch
the beautiful
rainbows that
looked so lovely -in
the sunlit rain.
"A rtiinboiv is
so contented and
so friendly and so
satisfied with
cveiytliing as it
is," the Little
Black Cluck said.
"Almost every
one and every
thing looks ahead to w hut they
may want to do.
"A road wants to end some
place. a person wants to Innd
somewhere, hut a rainbow has
nevor cared that it didn't have
any ending anywhere.
"You know, too. a rainbow lets
each person claim it for Ills very
own."
"1 don't quito understand," said
John.
"Kveryone sees a rainbow slifilit
ly differently from Ihe ncxl, nil ac
cording to the way the BUtillglil is
reflected in his eyes."
"Oh, how lovely," suid l'csw.
"for everyone to liavo Ills o
rainbow!"
"The rainbow fools Hint way
nbout it, too. Then, .von know,
there is nil old saying Hint 'a f"1"
bow in the morning Is tlic shep
herd's warning,' and It has a
deal of meaning, ror if there are
slioweis early in the morning they
are likely to keep up nil day," the
Little Black Clock told them.
Yes, there was something very
happy looking about n rainbow. In
the bright, sort exquisite colors, a
rainbow seemed tu curry a beauti
ful cheerlness. all its own.
What" run it hud been I" t.ic.K al
Ihe rainbows Willi tin) LIHIc l,ladi
Clock.
Tomorrow "Swimming."
straight linn Tor miles. .Montana
uses it cultivator Ii" tool wide.
Use of murium agiicnltiiril ma
chinery, reriiicing Ihe cost of rrn;i
proriui llon Hhiuilil he I lie rule
If Ihe government would ''''"
anil, rent Ihe machinery or giv:
outrighl, organizing tannins, as "
organized work on the Pananw
canal, something might bo "m-
The millions used trying to ' .
nor wheat anil bolster Ihe
might really bring a larni l'"
lem solution. ,
Make our farming the most '
flclent in tho world, like
mobile and moving picture inan
I tries, and. like them. Am'-'i
farming will conquer "i ""-
Bill Coleman still bun trouble
with his .Ureal Too. The doctor
blumcM the trouble on Mr. Cole
iihui'h tonsils, but Mr. Coleman in
sists tho trouhlo Is due to n rock
ho stubbed.1
"Bnrefoot boys - with shoes of
tan." (Del Nnrle Trljiliente.
What's wrung with this quotation?
, Tlic Republican state centre!
commutes Is still taking Its own
sweat time In the selection of h
gubernatorial candidate, and Is
alleged lo bn in the throe nt h
groat raentul offiirl, vis: thinking.
The said thinking is . probably a
stull; to sllow them time to screw
up enough couruge to .inuke their
selection, puliliu. . Tbey have been
thinking three weeks null undoubt
wltlr knew three weeks ago who
they would pick. Their present
deliberntivenesM leuves the Impres
sion that nil members of Ihe
nuRiinl body slm-ici) life n see
lion crew.
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