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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-23

TO LET-MoDERN FLATs-wATER FREE.
s10-3 rooms 2O4 N. Fremont.
s12-3 rooms, 212 N. Fremont.
S12--3 rooms 1884 S. Flgueroa.
SIPS rooms 1896 s. Figueroa.
SIS TO sos rooms. 222 N. Fremont furnished
SIS TO s20-3 rooms. 2lS N. Fremont. furnished
sos rooms, $3.50 South Figueroa.
WIESENDANGER. 221 Laughlin Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-23

$1s-THREE ROOMS. COMPLETELY FUR
nished, new. elegant, in new building;
housekeeping phone, bath, gas range. 21S
AND 222 NORTH FREMONT STREET
FOR SIG YOU CAN. RENT THREE ROOMS.
completely furnished for housekeeping:
newi gas range, bath. phone close in
Ss4 s. FIGUEROA. Also 2O4 N. FIRE.
MONT
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-23
UMBRELLAS AND GLOVE MAKERS

SALE AT "a PRICE FOR 80
days only. Fine umbrellas. gold, silver.
Umbrellas recovered. 521 S. MAIN.
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PLANO.

Plano, Jan. pc. MIR. Gahen's young
children are having chicken poN.
Hazel Kenton has been out of school
the past two weeks sick with the
mumps.
ID. {. Bavlev's children have been
having the humps.
Will Rowley is again anle to be out
He was Gown to Mitchell the last of
the week.
Mrs. ID. c. Bayley went to Mitch
ell Saturday evening to assist in the
care of her father, w. b. Rowley.
who is very sick.
There was no school in Nos. , and
3 Monday. The teachers, Misses Hell
en- and Katharine Manly. visited
home Saturday and Sunday and did
not get back to their schools till Mon
day evening.
The Farwell Ladies Aid dinner at
Mr.. j. Conrad's Thursday last week
was al assured success. Something
over So was realized at the table. A
charity quilt was tied Off to be sent
to the Children's Home at Sioux
Falls and there was a degree of soci-
ability which added pleasure. besides
an abundance OF music and song
which was very much appreciated by
listeners.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Lang drove to
Mitchell Monday.
The dance at Clate La Fortunes
Friday night was we'll afforded.
Nineteen numbers sold.
Mr.. Ellsworth, of Mitchell, stayed
Friday night with his sons, Lew and
Arion.
Will Montieth was over at LOOMS
Thursday.
MIR. Young has been canvassing to
secure a number of the spring sales
! to cry DIS auctiOneer.
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POULTRY SHOW NEXT WEEP
Sixth Annual Exhibition of Soutl
Dakota Poultry Association
in Mitchell

Along with the Stock Breeders and
Wool Growers Associations next week
will come the poultry fanciers for the
sixth annual exhibition OF the South
Dakota Poultry and Pet Stock AsSo-
citation. This exhibition, small at
the beginning, has grown to be one
of the most important shows in the
northwest, ranking we'll up with the
Minnesota state show.
The exhibition win be held on the
first floor Of the city hall building
and it will make an ideal place for
the gathering of the birds. The
rooms will be we'll heated by tie
steam pipes and well lighted in the
evening with gas There is sufficient
room down stairs for all the birds
THAT will be shipped to Mitchell, and
they can be arranged so that they can
be shown to advantage. Heretofore
he room has always been limited and
coops had to be piled two and three
high in order to accommodate the ex-
hibitors.
In conversation with secretary
Scallin he informed The Republican
that be was satisfied that with good
weather for shipment that Mitchell
will have the largest show it ever
had.
Last year there were 900 birds at
the show and he confidently expects
this to be surpassed this year by a
goodly number.
Two excellent Judges have been
secured to score the birds i'm the per
sons OF w. S. Russell. of Ottumwa.
Iowa, and W. c. Ellison, Of Pc
waukee. Wis. The former has been
in Mitchell several times, but MIR.
Ellison makes his first visit. This is
the first time that two Judges have
been employed to score the birds.
The birds will commence to arrive
in the city Monday and Tuesday and
these two days will he utilized in az
ranging the birds tor the exhibition,
which will be opened to the public
Wednesday morning. Feb. l, the
show 10 continue until Saturday
Eight silver loving cups have beer
secured as some of the prizes in the
show and good cash premiums are
offered in all departments.
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MT. VERNON.

ut. Vernon, Jan. 25.-To feel of a
cake OF ice is like a breath from
the sunny south in comparison to
the present condition of the atmos-
pheYe
The masquerade last Friday night
was very largely attended. We think
perhaps the crowd was the largest Of
any like doings there has been here.
The boys Of the 40. U. w. certain
Ky get the crowd.
Lhas. Van Fleet has gone to Illi-
nois where he will visit friends and
relatives. He expects to stay from
four to six weeks or to use his own
words, '''Iill they get tired of me-"
Eessic Streetcr is visiting with
Mrs. E. S. Fitch.
The Madrigai Ladies Quartet at
traitted Quile a good sized audience
last Friday night, which they seemed
to plense quite we'll.
Iasad is again changing hands ia
ahis locality. Now it seems as though
1t is mnstiy Our home people who
are huying. Among those WHO have
made purchases Of puite a recent date
We might mention Simon Halyorson.
Oscar II%alvorson, s. q. Malde, Oney
Larson, q. @. Storla aud Sam and
Nets S@enSrn. These men are all old
residents o! this section OF our state
and certainly must have faith in it's
productive quality. And we think
them wise to stay here and direct
their tire and attention to that
which, has proven itself to be Il sue
cess. aud let Others experiment with
0ths 4 ncw localities If they wish.
One VITA does that is sure to meet
with saecess to a greater or Il lesser
extent. Three OF the above men
toned men have from one to five
quarters of land here already. These
they have purchased with money
made right here, and 1T seems to US
that If some men can do it why can't
others.
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Auction Sale.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the north half of section
81, Lisbon township. 10 miles south
east of Mt. Vernon. on Wednesday,
Feb. S, commencing at 10 d. m..
the following property: Eight
head of horses and two colts. Is
milk COWS, a bull. ) heifers. Ii
steer calves. 4 heller calves: "A head
of hogs. old and young: chickens;
cream, separator hay stacker, mower.
rake, plows. harrow. buggy, wagon,
etc. Terms of sale: All sums under
$40 cash, over that amount time will
be given until Nov. /. 1905. on notes
bearing 10 per cent interest. Free
lunch at Don Boyden & WEIGH.
auctioneers. II. u. Kibhee, clerk.
ID. ID. Davies.
G. f. Atkison,
Proprietors.
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Wednesday, Feb /, $3.50. a. IN
Annual Meeting of the State Wool
Growers convention.
Grand Combination Sale at 1880 p
IN. in the corn palace.
Wednesday Evening, at $3.50.
The Agricultural Journal and the
Farmer. Hon. Nj. f. Greeley. Gary.
Feeding Lambs for Market Cd
ward Squirting, Brookings.
Discussion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
I.tstbMIS

Loomis, Jan. 25.-Walter Dexhei.
mer. OF Mt. Vernon, spent Sunday
at the home OF Arthur Shaw.
Ora Mewhirter and MIR. Pool spent
a few days at Spencer last week.
The lecture at the church was post
poned on account OF cold weather.
will Gillian is spending a few
days i'm Sioux City.
Miss Ethel PINCH spent. Sunday at
her home.
Supt. Mason, OF aberdeen. was i'm
LOomis looking owe the grounds for
a new depot.
Rev. kilbo1n Of Letcher spent IA
few days around i'm this vicinity last
week.
Nh. and Mrs. Frank Holenworth.
Of Washington, visited with V. Is.
Harris sunday.
Burt Pool and Ora Mewhirter,
went to Spencer Sunday to see Wit
liam Pool, who is in the livery bust
ness there.
Mr.. Lester WeSner, OF Mitchell, was
visiting the Loomis school Friday.
V. Il. Harris is buying all the
cream he can get.
Wade Watkins and Mr.. Young
drove their cattle to Mitchell Friday.
Some of the young people of LOOMS
attended the dance at Letcher.
Will Clark GOT caught in one of
the shafts of his corn shelter the
other day and had a narrow escape
from being killed. His clothes were
torn off OF him.
Mrs. Ole, johnson is somewhat
better.
Ralph Harris, Of Harrison, who
has been visiting here, returned
home Wednesday.
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t,rM.N.

Etnau, jau. ~ Date Raben has
sold lis Residence On East Main street
to Chas, Don&.
la Gutts went to Sioux Falls the
last II tue week.
tert papey is working for Phil. To-
bin.
Sol,sa Nolt and Stephen Oatlout
went TO Mitchell Saturday evening TO
attcisd the funeral OF the infant
daughter of o. W. Coursey, which
was held Sunday at : O'Clock.
supt E. j. Quigley came down on
she II 10 passenger Saturday and held
teachers meeting.
MIS- will Smith began taking mu-
SIC LESSONS of Prof. Otto Saturday.
M,s Donk visited Mrs. w Il. Will
liams ut the home OF Mrs. Shus.
Morse northeast of twon.
e. g. tMason, the insurance man did
considerable business in town this
wec;e. MI. Mason is ~ man of on-
sidetshie ability having given lee
lures. and was employed as principal
OF several schools in different parts
of the country.
Mis-, FLORENCE Phelps came down
froa. Pukwana the last of the week
where size has been taking treat
ment
Prof Lardner, instructor in Eng
hsh ard o~ratory of Dakota Wesleyan
Uni veIsity of Mitchell, will give one
OF his popular %elocution entertain-
meats n Tobey's hall next Saturday
eyen,ne He comes in fehalf of the
Schoo, ,nd everybody is requested to
.turn oar and bear something of high
grade
l., a. 0athout left Friday norm
.inetfof his old Iowa home. where he
will visit friends and relatives for
u short time.
Heavy Paimer's house with all his
nouSeiIo4d effects were burned up
abe fast of the week. nothing being
saved except alsewing machine and
the organ.
W. a. Champion brought his eighth
grade pupils in. to the teachers meet
ingt held in the school house last Sat-
arday. ,,,
The A., o. INV. held a meeting in
the sTobey hall Saturday evening for
the purpose Of installing officers. 1t
was intendend to take i'm a new class
at that time but through some I'M
torseen circumstances that had to be
postponed.
Tue addition on the west side of
Ira Cults hardware store has been
torn down preparatory to building
his new addition in the spring.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
RIVERSIDE

Riverside. Jan. 26.-Last Saturday
evening the Epworth League business
Eeeting was held at the home of j.
r. White. After the business was
transacted, games were played and
refreshments served, and a very pleas
ant tilue was had. Everyone is in
yited to these meetings, and are cor
daily welcomed. The next meeting
will be held at A.. e. Allbee's ''on
February Is
Miss May de Carne has been ill
during the past week and was unable
to teach.
Quite a number of people attended
the Bard revival meetings last Sun
day evening.
Miss Una Moses was a guest at the
,. r. White home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wallis went to
Sioux Falls Wednesday morning to at
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
Friday. Feb 3. at 10 a. M.

The Care of the Pure-Bred Sheep.
Mr.. j. c. Hall. Ordway.
Discussion.
Company or Private Ownership OF
the Stailion.-Mr. J.. NJ. Dunmire,
Scotland.
Discussion.
Grand Combination Sale at | 30 o.
IN. in the c%orn.palace.
One OF the big features of the
meeting will be the stock sale which
will be held each afternoon at ] 80
O'Clock, commencing Wednesday,.
These sales will be held in the corn
palace, which has been especially fit
ted up for the sales at considerable
expense. The building is equipped
with stalls for cattle and horses and
perS for swine and sheep. a large
selling ring has l-een arranged in the
center of the buil1ing and around it
has Teen placed raised seats to give
all visitors a good view of the stock
as it is brought into the ring for sale.
The sale will be conducted by Coils.
Jones and Barclay. two noted auc-
tioneers, and they Will be assisted by
j. w. keedy. of Beresford and George
Nc Eathorn, of Huron. The consign-
ment of stock for the sale consists of
Isl head, representing the product of
so different breeders. and with a few
exceptions every animal was bred in
this state. There will be IL head OF
holses, embracing 5 German Coach
stations, 5 Percheron stations and |
Percheron mare. The so head of cat
tie comprise 80 H%erefords. 10 bulls.
IL cows; IS Shorthorns. l6 bulls
and II COWS Is Aberdeen Angus. i
bulls and s cows. The 33 head of
sheep consists of % Shropshire ewes.
and 4 Hampshire ewes. The so head
OF swine comprises 40 Poland China
sows and ; boars: 13 Duro jersey sows
and = boars; , Yorkshire sows. lie is
a feature Of this stock to be sold that
it is all registered and is the pick of
the animals of the state.
The Wool Growers.
One year ago the Wool Growers
So,o,;,t;o, ;o;,,oJ tl,o cto,j,,.a ,,J
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27

One OF lie &lost rst"esre ve9cturtan>
is lie We'll known RuSsian sculptor
Prince a'fo!lictzkoi. Who recently Wis.
tied Inaris. lie considers meat cato.
not much better than cannibalS. In.
boos even eggs and milk and lives on
vegetables boiled in oil, salads. fruits
and bread. At his home In ST. Peters
burg he has a number of animals, in
Guiding Il bear, two wolves and nine
dogs. none of which is ever allowed to
eat meat.-Kansas City Journal.
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The Wool Growers.
One year ago the Wool Growers
Association Joined the stockmen and
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27

tend the Retail Merchants conven-
tion.
The Epworth Leage will have a
basket social of the school house,
February 4. Bring a basket. and
have a good time.
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ORA. w. Chase's Ointment.

became a Fart OF that body. although
holding a separate convention. The
annual meeting will be held i'm con-
junction with the stock breeders.
and Wednesday morning, Feb. l., the
following program will be rendered !:
Too Few Rather Than loo Many
Hon. NJ. f. Greeley, Gary, S. d.
Feeding Sheep for Market.-Frank
Shelwin. Brookings, S. ID.
Care of the Young Lamb.-A. NJ.
Mitchell. Hecla, S. ID.
Fencing for Sheep, John Manning,
Booge, S. ID.
Growing and Preparing wool for
Market. w. w. Bell. Marley. Mimi.
Rape in %Stubble.- f. Kelley,
Baltic, S. d.
Raising Sheep for -Protit.-W. e.
Raymond. Twin Brooks. S ID.
Future Outlook for Woo and Mutt
TONI. Nj. Joslin. Frederick. S. ID.
Wolf Problem j. c. Hall, Ord
way. S. ID
The programs which have been out
lined for the big meetings will he
held i'm the auditorium of the city
nall building. which will doubtless
afford sufficient room for the many
visitors.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27

Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain
lea. See it eSterminate the poison,
feel it reyitalize the blood and bring
back that happy joyous feeling of
bygone days. 30 cents, tea or tab
lets. Scallin Bros.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
Thursday Evening at 7:30.

Eradication of "scabies"-Dr. e.
A. Melvin. Assistant Chief, Bureau
of Animal Industry, Washington. d.
c.
Buildings for Poult1y.-Gec. f.
Tuck, Wate1town.
Discussion.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-27
SIoCkMeN NEXT WEEK
stock Breeders. Moot Growers and
Poultry Eanciers are Ali
Coming Next Week.

All indications point TO the fact
that with fairly good weather Mitch
ell viii be called upon TO entertain
an ...immense crowd of visitors who
will compose the number coming to
attend the meeting of the South Da-
kota Improved Live Stock Breeders
Association, the Sheep Breeders and
Wool Growers and the State Poultry
Association. Inquiries that have
been made Of President Erion and
Secretary Wilson lead the gentlemen
to make the statement that 1000 rep
leSeEtativeS OF these various indus
tries will be a conservative estimate
of the number who will come to
attend either one or all OF the shows.
The Stock Breeders meeting is
looked upon as one OF the greatest
institutions of the state, in that it
has for its purpose the tuildng up
of Che idea OF producing better stock
and the dissemination of registered
animals by public sale of the same.
The first meeting held i've year ago
was of such Il successful character
that great hopes have entered the
hearts of the promoters that the
second meeting will be an advanced
step in making stronger and more
prominent the idea of raising the
best possible stock. The first meet
ing of the association Will be held on
Tuesday evening. Jan. 81. and the
following program has been arranged
for the following days.
Address of Welcome.-IIon. Geo.
A.. Silshv, mayor of Mitchell.
Response on behalf Of the associa-
ton Geo L. McEatnron. Huron.
Presidents annual address j. NJ.
Erion. Mitchell.
Legislation and the Breeder.-Hon.
A. f. Chamberlain. Howard.
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Thursday. Fsb. ,. at 10 a. IN.
The Care of the Pure-Bred Calf
9. e. Prentis, Vermillion.
Discussion.
Care of the Show Hog Before and
After Exhibition w. Peterson,
Vermillion.
Discussion.
Grand Combination Sale at | 30 o.
N. in the corn palace.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09

the last two methods being extensively
used By nurserymen and florists. But
for our purposes cuttings are best.
They may be rooted at any time of the
year, but for hardy roses have found
the old-fashioned method Of inserting
dormant shoots In the fall the most
satisfactory.
Cuttings should be made from the
wood Of the current year, which should
be of medium strength and well
ripened. They may be cut from eight
TO ten inches in length and placed five
or six inches deep in the ground. Care
should be taken to tread round them
thoroughly in order that the frost may
not lift them out. The next spring,
after they are well rooted, they can
be set farther apart; and by the second
spring they will be large enough to
sell and will readily bring twenty-five
cents each. I know boys who have
paid all their own expenses from the
time they were twelve years old just
by propagating roses and other plants.
New York Evening Mail
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09
pHoToGRAPHING AN OWL.

The Great Horned Owl may be fas-
cinatedtb by dog. And the photograph
ing Of the Great Horned Owl under
these conditions is not difficult; wait
until the owl seizes the fowl and stops
to rest on the return to the woods;
then let dog be led to within twenty
or thirty feet of the owl, and the bird
will be all attention for the dog and
take no apparent notice Of the person
leading it. The beha vior Of the owl at
such times is very amusing. 1t stands
motionless, gazing intently at the dog;
but after a few minutes, If the dog re-
mains quiet, the bird seems to become
nervous, and steps first to one side
and then to the other, kissing, swapping
its beak, and ruffling its feathers. At
ter this the owl will usually try to
make off with its prey; but if another
halt is made, the birds actions show
even more nervousness. While the
owls attention is thus attracted is the
time to approach within "photo-dis-
tance7 to get the snapshots. st.
Nicholas.
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rrnIIsx At Hong Kong.

An electric trolley system has been
put into service in Hong Kong, China.
The construction of the road differs
but little from the usual practice, only
slight changes being made to conform
to local conditions. The principal OBJ
ject OF this road is to afford transporta-
ton facilities to the European residents
of Hong Kong, for the latter. being a
British naval station and an important
commercial centre, has a large number
CT English residents. 1t is said. how"
ever. that the native Chinese are now
using the road great deal. although
they first viewed 1t with suspicion.
believing it to be a contrivance OF evil
spirits. They saw, however, that the
cars would run. and that passengers
were not spirited away, 50 they finally
came, first, to tolerate the road and
then to use 1t as convenience Until
this road started the principal means
OF transportation in Hong Kong was
the rickshaw, drawn by Chinese cool
les. While slow, these are said TO be
reliable. as the coolies manage to get
them around somehow or other Now
that the electric road Is running, there
Is fierce competition between It and
the rickshaw. to which there can pS
but one ending. ElectFteal Review
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09
FoREIGN.


Both chambers of the Swedish Parlia-
ment have approved of Crown Prince
Regent Gustave's solution of the diplo-
matte service division.
The anti-Semitic disturbances in the
Crimea were more serious than pre-
viously reported, the Christians driving
the Jews from their shops and indulg-
ing in carnival Of pillage and loot.
German manufacturers complained
of the American Consul at Glauchau,
who, it was said, requires more details
concerning goods for export to America
than he has any right to ask.
Nebogatoff's squadronpassed through
the Straits of Malacca and headed
north into the China Sea. sss~s4
Representative men of Great Britain
gave a farewell dinner in London to the
retiring American Ambassador, Joseph
III. Choate.
M0scOw's zemstvo congress, which
has been prohibited by the authorities,
began Its sessions in spite of the pro-
hibitiOn.
Emperor William of Germany saw
Moor nearly seven feet tall at Tangier,
and engaged him for his company Of
tall men of the First Guard Regiment.
According to a special dispatch from
Alexandria the KhediYe will leave
Egypt in June and will visit England
to attend the marriage of Princess Mar
garet of Connaught and Prince Gustaf
Adolf Of Sweden.
Due to the wish of the German Gov
eminent, the name OF the American
Chamber of Commerce in Berlin is to
be changed to the American AssOcia
ton of Commerce and Trade.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria,
1t Is now stated at Vienna, will not
visit Rome.
Armed peasants plundered the estate
Of Baron Rekki, near Mitau, Russia,
nearly killing the Baron.
The Norwegian Government has ar
ranged with Paris bankers for an 49,
100000 three and one-half per cent.
loan.
An international exhibition in cele-
bration of the seventy fifth anniversary
Of Belgian independence has been
opened at Liege by Prince Albert Of
Flanders.
There is a good prospect OF all pass
ports, except for Jews, in Russia being
abolished.
Comte de la Vaulx made an ascent
from the Pic du Midi, in the south Of
France, to study the conditions for
crossing the Pyrenees in a balloon and
to see If it is.possible in winter.
King Edward attended the st. Cloud
races, near Paris, France, in an auto
mobile.
MIR. Gerard Lowther, British Minister
at Morocco, announced that his mission
was to support France at Fec.
Minor May Day riots occurred at
Toulon, France. but in other parts of
Europe the DAY. was quietly celebrated.
The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-09
A TRIBE INCIDENT.

"A French family has recently had its
fortunes restored in way to suggest
story telling. The family was wretch
edly poor, selling one possession after
another in order to meet the demands
of the butcher and grocer. One day the
mother in moving an old desk of her
great-grandfather, came upon an old
book, between the pages Of which
was a stamp Of the Island of Maurice
of 1S47.
A traveller stopping to rest in the
cottage one day saw this stamp, which
a boy was sticking to homemade en-
velope, playing 'postofficc, with lit
tie friend. This traveller { man Of
wealth and collector of curios) saw
that it was very rare. In truth there
were but two others in existence, one
belonging to the King of England and
one to the Gear Of Russia. He told
the family Of their treasure, and it was
through his interest and exertions that
the stamp was subsequently sold for
0.-Indianapolis News.