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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03
In the Oil and Gas Field
Stark is again drilling for gas.

Bob Oglesby is back to Chanute.
Mound Valley is going to. bore for
gas.
Two more drill rigs arrived Tues
day.
Eureka is going to prospect for oil
and gas.
Oil has advanced three cents and the
producers are happy.
Baldwin has got the fever and will
soon be drilling for gas.
Garnett has thrown up the sponge
and concluded that she has no gas.
Mr.. Coyil, of Toledo, Ohio, Is look
ing up the oil business in this field.
TIL Chicago Crude has brought in
Stwo wellsin the last week, both good
oilers.
1t seems j. M. O'Brien, our Toe, is
trying to but into the oil business at
Leroy.
L. III. Small, an oil man from Woods
field, Ohio, is investigating The Kan.
sas fields.
Moline and Elk Falls are proving
themselves to be in the gas belt by re-
Gently bringing in several gas wells.
The Pacific Co. brought in and shot
their No. 2 near Benedict last week.
1t proves to be good we'll. They are
now on No. 3
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

THE ONLY GUARANTEED KID
NEY CURE
is Smiths Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money if
after taking one bottle You are not
satisfied with results. so cents,
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

The Pacific Co. brought in and shot
their No. 2 near Benedict last week.
1t proves to be good we'll. They are
now ON No. 3
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Garnett has thrown up the sponge
and concluded that she has no gas.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Baldwin has got the fever and will
soon be drilling for gas.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Mound Valley is going to. bore for
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Eureka is going to prospect for oil
and gas.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Oil has advanced three cents and the
producers are happy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Moline and Elk Falls are proving
themselves to be in the gas belt by re-
Gently bringing in several gas wells.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Two more drill rigs arrived Tues
day.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

Mr.. Coyil, of Toledo, Ohio, is look
ing up the oil business in this field.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

1t seems ]. M. O'Brien, our Joe, is
trying to but into the oil business AT
LEROY
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-04-03

L. III. Small, an oil man from Woods
field, Ohio, is investigating The Kan.
sas fields.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

suit and judgment for the fuu costs OF
the same.
1t is further set up that plaintiffs had
fun opportunity 10 examine the mine. the
mill the premises. the books showing
smelter returns and all things pertaining
TO the property. and that they did in fact
50 examine them.
Il is asserted that the property was
not conveyed to the plaintiff fer any sum
whatever, bat that there was simply the
formation Of 4 company 10 comply with
the law and 20 avoid putting Up any
actual money AZ all. II is shown that
Stratton entered into the plan as did
the other incorporatoTs whose interests
were merely nominal. 10 have something
70 put On the market. and that Strattou
owned and for q long uTue held the
stock Of the company 50 that if anybody
WAS defrauded. il was he. as it was upon
today in the United States circuit court
BY Tyson : Dimes. Carl s Chamberlain
and D. H Rice es executors. d. II Rice.
Tyson : Dimes and Moses Haliett as
trustees, and I. Harry Stratton as sole
heir OF the ". :. StTatton estate to the
suit Of Strattons independence Limited
company, Of London, for $500 go damages
for alleged fraudulent Misrepresentation
as 70 the value Of the Independence mins
in Cripple Creek. IN connection with the
sale TO British investors. General denial
is made OF the allegations Of sailing
or other fraudulent acts on the part
OF Stratton or his agents and the fur
ther defense is made that in making
over the shares of the company 10 Mr..
Stratten the plaintiff company parted
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

brothers was TO be heal today. but on
motion Of Mr.. Seaman II was con inued-
Judge Thompson. attorney for The two
Thelfs. vho are now h=ld for the crime.
wished to waive the preliminary examin-
alton and have his clients bound over to
the district court for trial under the same
bond that they were pi-ced under af er
the coroner's inquest, Sl,09 each Justice
of the Peace S. 3. Easter overruied his
motion ard see the hearing for December
/ 10 arrests have been made thus far
and the report that VIII am OveImaa
was nthe custody Of the officers was
an error.
Mr.. Seaman gives no explanation for
his conduct, but those who know him
personally say they are OF the opinion
he has a theory different from that Of the
public generally. Neitlls- Mrs Smale nor
her daughter have been arrested. and no
oEe but Mr.. Seaman nd Sheriff Freye
know what Is being done. 1t is reported
that J. T Pringle. Of Buriingame, has
been retained by The Srlaie brothers 10
assist AIR. Seaman in the casc. Feeling
Is running high an1 IL tie gu-lt could be
reasonably certain as against any parties
It is expected that summary vengeance
would be deaf to the cUprits. The peo-
pie Of the vicinity are very much pieased
with the way Freye and Seaman are
working ard are giving them every az
sistance possible 10 ferret out the guilty
party.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

that the case be rernanded to the district
court OF Montgomery county. This was
done nthe ground tfat the supreme
court did not have jurisdiction. ana for
the additional reason that the decision o.
the case dePeDded upon the evidence al
Quoted and rot upon a question OF law
1T was claimed that ths board of edu-
cation cid rot Intentionally separate The
negro and the white ca Idren, bit that
it came about through the gTe 3ilg
classes. The coneention Of the prcse-
eution was that the Doard deliberately
set about 10 establish separate schools
and that this would not be done IL sec
ond class cities as there i no law On the
statute books authorizing such action
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
NO SEPARATE SCHOOLS.
Supreme Court Makes the Writ Re.
tfrnahle in leCsmher.


CoGeyv1Ile. Kan, NOV 1G.-An alterna-
tive writ Of mandamu5 was yesterday
granted by the supreme court at Topeka
restraining the board Of education Of
Coneyville. Montgomery county from es-
tabIishiug separate schools for negro chill
dren. The writ IS made returnable De-
cember II and it viii bo argued before
the full court at that TINE
Up to the present year here have been
mixed schools IN CoffeTvile This fal,
however. the board Of e-iucation set aside
one school building Tor negro child en
and enforced their attendance there
There was much complaint on the part Of
the negroes OF the town and GaaIIy an
injunction suit was started against the
board 70 restrain it from enforcing the
attendance of negro ch"Gren At one par
ticulzr school. This acticn, however. was
dismissed and mandamus proceedings
brought in the supreme court
When the application for writ Of man
danus was presented 10 the supreme
court. AZ its sitting the first Of the month
the attorneys for the city filed a molten
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
Mr.. AMES APPEARS.
He Is Not Arrested and Sentiment Has
Chanqec.

Guthrie. O. T. Nov. 16-Mr. Agnes
Arnes. supposed woman who WAS murder
ed AT Davenport. Lincoln COUNTY, on
Tuesday night November 5. ~ which
time Ben Jacason was killed. and the
daughter Of Mrs Ans. -Adeie smith,
was wounded By an unknown assassin.
arrived in Chandler last night. aud Up
to this time. has rot o-en arrested II
was at drzt supposed thar Anss Was
the prcmate- az the crir.e. bEt the whole
sentiment OF the community has undrs-
gone = change. and the numerous anair
IS more . mystery than ever.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
CAUSE DOESN'T SURVIVE.
Stratton Executors Cf i'm That Death
Ended the a ction.

Denver. Colo. Nov. 16- Answer was fled
the value OF the propei ty that tha ad-
vsntazeous sale Of the ;'tock Gepersled.
As final groand If de tense the answer
sets uo that the cause Of action. ''ac-
c-ueed. if it ever sCcru I'd at all. during
the lifetime Of Wirtid Scott Stratton
and against the said ;strattos. and the
same old not survive lis death and did
not. and does not con stitute any basis
for claim against the executors of his
state The bulky doc' ment Of twenty
nine typewriter pages loses with Tseti-
tiou to the court fer di scharge from the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
IN SELF DEFENSE
Soldier from Fort Riley Shot
by a Civilian.
He GIVES HIMSELF UP
Claims the Soldier Attacked
Him with a Pistol.

Junction City. Kan. Nov. 16.-Private
John Cullen, OF the Seventh batte.y of
fel dartillery OF Fort Riley. was shot
here early Sunday morning by David Sim
mons, z civilian. The shooting took place
in street, near the railroad yards. The
soldier was mortally wounded and has
been taken to the hospital at Fort Riley
1t is said he can live only a few su1s-
Simmons gave himself I'D 70 the sh rilf.
He claims that the soldier attacked him
with a pistol in a dark street and that
he shot in self defense.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
'K0DOL DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT

the growth appears To b very backward
and wiu require three CT four weess yes
o. faEorahls weather q make good sSslz-
ing. The difference is due - carly asd
late sowing Here there we're rains AZ
ter h&-ves; which kept the grounds u
pretty fine shape to- plowing au tie we-la
untn the farmers So; through. wAils II
other localities the work WAS delayed toE
wan -f rrln
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
siessrrs sSsz sso Of &MAzm
STILL A MYSTERY.
Assassin of William Sma!s Has Not
Been Discovered

Eskridge. Kan. NOV. 1.-THE assassin
OF William SEnale is still unknown. al
laast to everybody but the Officers Sher-
If F'-eye aad County Attorney Seaman n
have been o nthe ground co@stantly since
the murder 1t the Inquest Tuesday
night Mr. Seaman conducted very close
examination. He Is alb. oluteiy non-com-
initial. For two days and nights he has
taken no rest and Is giving every erersy
to ferret out the guilty party in co1June-
ton with Sheriff Fceye- He is leaving no
stone uaturned 20 solve the great mys-
terry OF the murie.-
The preliminary trial of the Theft
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
GOVERNOR is PLEASED.
Dodge City Home Is in Good Condi
tion.

Dodge City, Kan, Nov. 16.-GoTerror
Bailey had a conference in Topeka yes
terday with the board OF directors Of the
State Soldiers home II was his inten-
tion 70 meet with the board during his
visit TO the home the first of last week
but through q misunderstanding Govern
or Bailey was there one day and the
board did not arrive until the next Coy
eruor Bailey is much pleased with the
home and says he thinks its management
is upon the right system. The object OF
Governor BaHey's visit 70 the home was
10 inspect the new water works system
which is being installed for fire protec-
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
GA . . E:cA.
P..-,+b. Iha Kind Yeg H; gs k.sg2yS eeag;Hr
''s1a'''' as ESNzlZ liz
wellinnton Renorts ioirhtheria

Wellington. Kan, No. l6.-Several
cases Of diphtheria are reported among
the school children The little daughter
Of y c. Baird IS reporV ID seriously Ill.
All OF the ease' have neen quarantined
and it is hoped 1hat it ~ AZ be prevented
from spreading IL the sca ools-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

ChickasfI; L T. 70 replace tlre train re-
Gently da continued between Salina ard
Hsringtoa The Missouri Pacific Will
also It 4 claimed begin running its
through D; ssenger trains over the Saliha
loop instead Of over the cUt-of- from Gvp-
sum City % Marquette.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

FOR TRkDE-isa acres 10 trade foc drug
stock
IG1 acres FOR CITY property
I0 acres and hcJsT. = Bots. Tor general
mere aIf.itss. rlf1f L. fNceasi g. $50
JOHN FG.RR1TER IS y Main
Iss-fE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE


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rhs-- rfsazsfazg1k leTw TwsvE EaseE
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sTCLEN.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR SALE-The finest and NEST produc-
tive lands Tor AL crops. consisting 81
rice alfalfa. cotton. corn. trut aud
vegetables Of ali kinds. These lands nrS
situated in the coast country In south-
east Texas. We can make you prices
and terms thar Nill especially Interest
you. If you are seeking homes or an M
veStuelt- Write or call on US Tor Tar
ther inforrnatien- The I,racy Land az
Emigration Co. lsS y Main street,
Wichita. Kan -3l-sJS
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Eighty acres
.Al.ssotri sana lnC timber. mostly isrrn
land. al the fruit belt Address Box
I0i2 Wichita. Kan. lE.l0rx
FOR SALE-BuGding lots On year time
o. l. Drake. Zl9 Ninue building
FOR SALE-CattIe ranoA. eensisIiag ~
3.s10 acres Of tine land. with . beau
riful stream 81 water running through
the middle. only IL miles from rail
road town House Of rooms. larso
barn S9x7O feet. 30 acres fine. level
land IL cultivation n one body. ali 'n
wheat VIII raise good alfalfa % ncT es
bottom prairie hay land. goed yourls
orchard and Is acres of scattered tim
ber, Well equipped blacksmith shop.
cattle scales. machine ard buggy shs<ss
house for foreman 60 occuPy; feGrcd nns
cross fenced. everything in fine C1udi-
Tiou Best snap u southern Kansas
Price. s6 y per acre Frank A. KtnnI 'c.
Coldwater. kan 1g5-lst
FOR sALE-lso acres one-hsif rssie north
OF kechi. on the Rock IslAlG railroad
nine miles from wichita. the north
west quarter section j.. toE rzEtp =.
range ] east You cannot buy the
farms joining il on tbc ncrtb- sorfh.
east or west for 80 an acre fo1 rSp
business quick Look t up ard let
me hear from you z. r Davis. Eall.y
center ran
FOR sALE-i8 acres. ad3oirs thu city.
must sell az a bargain
so acres. L miles of city Want an
0her.
1sio acres. in Kiowa county. close to
station. 500
- acres. close iu. well improved. Esa.
A. acres q excellent bottom land. cannot
be beat for fruit. = -1f
sixty quarters of land IN Ke1rnsy
county. l-51 per acre.
IL acres in Gray county Tor ~
/ have "a large list - choice farms.
wheat land. stock ranches ard ritt
property. at prices that are tae best
bargains on tie market tofi tp-nf
and see uc- JOHN tEkitl1t ~
I55-tf ~ = Main
FOR sAI.F-soathve corner Zsu->erIy
and Mrslev IlE91 feet 15ls 1.eeee *
Co liz East F7rst STREET ST
HOUSES FOR SALE
FOR SAI.Es-F -Fivc-rpcru cettlEf. barn and
cement walks - wabash l1gl o. ~
Ieg y. water ls-1
FOR sALE-FouT-raer h9rse aa3 ofErr
good frnElr0vrrr sufs. Eerts Tor 81
Ter month Price H.-' g. Start r~ar-s
West Sste @-tN
FOR SAT-ts am COMPETED 20 change
location. T ofer ET rssscence ~ = =
Topeka aTcuGe ~ q targ1ss. Terms -
s-lt ACdr-Es p O PIX ~ NieEsfs.
FOR SAI.fr-OEinx a. Ercsgrees- ~ cosn-
T-3Ied 70 CEa1F-s s8F FfsiSsrre NiA gsii
M u.neeru. i9-ruorE rfE.teure for - y
Jess than cash Tsjus A11-sss g.
care Eagle. l-ft
FOR EAE.E-Nr reslfen~r, 2 rsofsre e
room tctEs - - GOO repair. a. cE-
FRA good t1-n. EfrY cheap - srtf aT
once T11Elrc - rrsl1ruce. a. arr
be- av~ugs NeEf sts lfft
PROPERTY FOR SALE
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

Eish nothing Of value except sEch saares
as had value by reason o. the owner
ship -by said company u the property
ac,rliraf -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
TO HANG HIMSELF.
Widower With Eight Children Has
Ecccrrc insane

stroud. O. +. Sev. IA ?. Ater. a
vidower with eight miner children. tried
twice 70 hang himself N his baru- tvs
miles north OF Stroisa. this morning. 0ns
Of his sons prevented his fathers at.
tempted self-rnurder He was 70 havaa
a sale AZ hrs place today and PARTY
Tor the yOung folks This evening. lis
wife Killed herself two years ago Sew
eraI neIghoors are watching him. as ne
evidently IS crazv.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

Hinesville Ca SEPT. !, 1907
have been selling Kotoi DYSPEPSIA CuI :
since 1877 and have never had a single coro
plant. AS il has proven 50 successful and 3
decidedly the best stomach medicine ever
handed. | decided 70 try it myself, and car
state truthfully that il has done ne more gooc-
than anything ever USED for Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. :. z. RYAN. as-chzat {. County Treas.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
AGENTS WANTED.

-~-O-I--~O0--O-O~-~--O~~>
WANTED-Agcats, both ladies and gen
tlemen. TO sell DIT. Elizabeth E Cobb 5
Medical adviser. the only nsdteal work
treating all diseases Of both sexes OF
all ages. ever written by a woman ply
sician. Call az room :. Rushing build
ing, SO Z. Douglas avenue, city.
l55-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
OFFICE ROOMS FOB REM.

FOR RENT-Gooa large Office room. with
Ere-prOof vault IN the basement Sf the
Kansas National Bank; also desk room
iE office now occupied. Enquire at the
bank Aft
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
sArss.

E.RE-fkCsOf sAr rs. al -Izv-. carried
IN stock Sold 90 payments Factory
price. Ninison Once supply ca. Wichita
I--tt
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
STORE ROOMS FoR REM.

FOR RENT-Store room. corner OF Mar
ket and Second streets Inquire SO l.
Elm street IS-u
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
DIFFERENCE IN WHEAT.
Growing Crop in Some Sections Is Far
Ahead of That IN Others

Manchester. o T. Nov. ia drive OF
20 miles northeast Of Manchester last sun
day surprised the observer IN the condi-
tion Of the growing wheat in that viciui-
~ as compared with the wheat here, say 5
the Journal. Here most OF the wheat IS
rank and affords the finest q pasture.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

FOR RENT-Ofhce or storage room. Call
Il6 y. Market. Sumption Electric Co,
I2e-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

VIII not allow one to eat enough to keep up
health and strength A weak stomach can not
eaten. DO not try to cure dyspepsia or any
scle or brain can not be performed on half
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17
statesmen WANTED.


WANTED-TFaveIing statesmen 10 handle
a good side line on commission. Mexi-
can Mfg. Co, H5 ). Main street,
Wichita, KAN l5--tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

WHF-S ~ DOUBT CH rs TE0Ffll. .f.
CONSULT Mis- ui. JULIAN HLTf-
FTELu. TRANCE Cf-AIEEo1khs 80.
She -aFitlfT un iasf. rsaEFIauF divorce
death hesitr ha1.rras rorffsr. suara-
isffan. lawsuit efsuErr sIflafi1rIe
rivals t.irasrtis wl8ra ~ arfilrslrfe
afsNlt ff.ru1a atlcrrss cr faugrs ia
l.slrin.er utrirr ChanEF ffr - East
UluElrs room 5Iougs q o. E fn r
Fafffa f1f7r<acsi01 or ro zee e. kel
frr lst-g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-17

New Train 10 Chickasha.
Salina, Kan. Nov. IS-it Is said that the
Rock Island will soon put on j passenger
train To run through from Salina to
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-09-12
OBSERVE LABOR DAY
ON NEXT SUNDAY

Superior Sept Eft was evident
Monday morning that the weather de-
partment is by no means union shop
for the goods it delivered for Labor
Day did not bear the union label.
1t was evident yesterday morning
that the weather department is by no
means union shop, for the goods it
delivered for Labor Day did not bear
the union label.
But it takes bad weather-and lots
OF ito mar the enthusiasm of organ
lied labor, and notwithstanding the
lowering clouds and the cold, drizzling
rain the downtown streets early in
the morning were filed with union
men, wearing the badges of their re-
spective lodges.
It was not until it was absolutely
certain that the rain was an all-day
affair that it was decided to defer the
celebration. This was reluctantly done,
for never before had the committees
with a celebration in charge felt so
confident Of having all arrangements
well in hand as did those of yesterday.
It has been decided to hold the pro-
gram Of sports next Sunday at Billings
Park, and Hon. I. L. Lenroot has con-
scented to deliver the same address he
had prepared for yesterday.
The dances were all abandoned yes
terday except that in Maryland hall.
1t is thought the city council will con-
sent to have one held at the park next
Sunday.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-09-12
MURDERER SWIDONSkI DIES
IN DAKOTA STATE PRISON
Confessed to Killing Woman, But
Said He Was Hired BY Her
Husband.

BISMARCK, N. D., Sept. 9.-Thomas
Swindonski, a life prisoner at the state
prison, sent up in 1896 for the murder Of
Mrs. Myron r. Kent, at Mandan, died
at the state prison this morning, after
a years illness of inf1ammatory rheu-
matism.
Swidonski confessed to having COM
mitted one of the most sensational MUIR
ders in the history of the state, and
charged Kent with having instigated
the crime and paid him to do the deed.
Kent, whose real name was Pancoast,
was twice tried for the murder and
both times convicted and sentenced to
death. His sentence was committed to
Imprisonment for life on the eve Of his
execution by Governor Allen.
The murdered woman was formerly
Julia Laird, of Minneapolis, and Attor-
ney Frank M: Nye and Detective Hoy
were both active in the prosecution Of
Kent. So far as known Swidonski made
no statement before his death, although
the officials have expected that ne
might throw some further light on his
connection with the crime. He was the
first life prisoner to die in the pentiten-
tiary.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1903-09-12
GOMPERS EXPLAINS WHY
UNIONS MUST BE STRONG

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. T.
President Gompers, in his speech at
the Labor day celebration, said, in
part:
"A strike is nothing more or less
than a disagreement between the en-
ployer and his workmen about con-
tinuing industry upon an old agree
ment. And strikes are diminishing in
number, in spite Of all our opponents
say. We stand for arbitration, and we
pin our faith to it, but we realize that,
as nations must be strong in order to
have fair arbitration and to secure fair
treatment from other nations, so must
the working people be organized and
prepared to defend their interests if
they want Cancellation and arbitration
from the other side.''
President Gompers devoted the re-
mainder Of his talk to D. M: Parry,
president Of the National Manufacture
ers' association. He said Mr.. Parry
had constituted himself the savior Of
society and civilization. His refer
ences to Mr.. Parry were from the
standpoint of ridicule.