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El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
NOticias de Nuevo
Mexico.

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lei domingo pasado contrajeron
matrimoi.io en- Silver City Ia
senorita Matte Brown con j. T.
Cresap.
Cinco edihcios nuevos estan
bajo construction en- Ration y
cinco mas SO comenzaran POGO
pronto.
I'm esfuerzo4se ha estado ha-
ciendo para obtener una segunda
ruta rural fuera de Roswell,
condado'de Chaves.
Ell manejo de la feria Terrific
rial en- Albuquerque tendra un
deficit de cerca de ~, 300 que
sufragar en- la feria de este ano.
Una licencia de casamfento fue
expedida en- ell condado de San
Miguel ell jueves pasadoa Juan
de Dios Madrid, de La Manga,
para contraer matrimonio con la
senorita Librada Chaves, de Las
Vegas.
w. H. Young, mayordomo del
Pueblo Cheftain, y la se1orita
Carrie Riley, della misma plaza
contrajeron matrimonio en- Ell
Hotel Dorado en- Las Vegas ell
jueves pasado.
En- Albuquerque, ell microbes
pasado ell Professor Atanacio Mon
toya, instructor en- Espa1ol en- Ia
Academia de San Vicente, y la
senorita Fairchild, del Sanitario
de San Jose, contrajoron matri-
monio.
Una licencia de matrimonio,
fue expedida Tn ell condado de
San Miguel ell jueves pasado q
Fritz w Mildenstein para con-
traer matrimonio con la Seforita
Adie Wissen, ell novio siendo de-
Watrous v la novia de ShOema-
ker.
La semana pasada en- la resi-
dencia de los padres de la novia
en- Mimbres, condado de Grant,
la Sra. Mabel Fielder y Manon,
V. Portwood contrajeron matri-
monio. Residiran en- Santa Rita.
Mas que Glen jovenes Indios
han sido mandados de los varios
pueblos de Nuevo Mexico por ell
agente a cargo Charles Dagene-
tile a los campos de betabeles de
Colorado durante la semana pa
sada.
Una licencia ha sidO concedida
On ell condado de San Miguel a
Benito Sanchez para correr un
negocio de licores' al menudeo
y a Pedro G Romero para condu-
cir un negocio mercantii.
Ell gran jurado del Territorio
en- Albuquerque la semana pasa-
ia retorno dos querellas contra
William Wagner, I'm miembro de-
fuerza de policia de aquel lu-
gar.
Segun I'm despacho de Was.
hington hay la suma de $4.457,-
378 derribada lie la venta de te-
rrenos pdblicos la cual esta dis
ponible para ell fondo de reclama-
de regadio. De esta oanti-
lad $65, SOB seran distribuidos en-
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
E INDIoEs-
La novela alemana que ha ,

La novela alemana que ha al.
canzado en- este ano mayor exito
en- Berlin, es una de la sefora
Isabel Won Heyking, que lleva ell
tftulo de "Cartas que no llega-
rom" La accion Sc desarrolla en-
.lugares propios del modo de vi.
vir actual, tales como en- buques,
en- hoteles, etc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
Tienda de Winter y Cha
Buenas y Finas
ESPEC|ER|AS
Frutas Frescasy Legumbres

Hagan una prueba de nuestro Arroz y demas ingredientes
que dan fuerza al Cuerpo. Los mejores Cereales hechos
Esquina Sudestelde la Plaza. Santa Fe. TeIefono No. 40
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07

Asegura un periodico frances
que ell concrete de momias arti.
ficiales importa en- Egipto cerca
de million y medic de frances,
siendo 10 curioso del case que la
mayor parte de las fabricas de
momfas estan en- Italia, habien-
do algunas en- Francia y Ale
mania.
INSOMNIA e INDiGEs-
TON cURADAS.
"El ano pasado tuve un ataque seye-
TO de indigestion. No podia dormir
de noche y sufria dolores penosos
despues de cada comida. Estuve mo-
lestado en- este modo por cerca de tres
mese cuando use las Pastillas de
Chamberlain para Higado v Estomago,
y me dferon alivio Immediate Dice
John Dixon, Tullamore, Ontario, Ca
NADIA. De venta Ell todas las boticas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
CENTRAL De SANTA r,

RUTA RE DLANDECIENTE via LA pUERTA COCHERA
DE TORRANCE
Conec'ando con ell E. p. & N. L. y Chicago. Rock Island & Pa
cinc R. 2. La linea mas corta fuera de Santa Fe o Nuevo
Mexico. a Chicago. Kansas City 0 st. l. uis. Cuando hagan
un vi.je tomen ell GAMING MEJOR. SECURE y CORTO. Co.
ches finos. Coches eIegantes de Pullman v Para T~uristas,
MagnifiC0s C0mcd0res, Los mej0res s0bre las Ruedas"
BoIetos de venta para Chicago, Kansas City. st, Louis. Ell
paso y todos los puntos para ell Criente. Tambien vende-
mos boletos para EUROPA via la Cunard Steamship Line.
la Old Dominion Steamship Company, y la North German
Lloyd Line. Sc arregIan trenes de flete rspidos de cinco
a seis dias de Chicago, Kacsas City ST. Louis.
La Linea IA cora para Ell Paso, Mexico, y ell sudoeste. La mica ruta de pL
Southern Pacific.
conecciones @ Torra con nceos trsnes rapidos GOLDEN STATE LIMITED
para todos lop untos orente Y poniente. Servicio proato Coches Pullman, y
para Comedor y Liberia de la ultima hechura. Lugares reservados por TELEGRAPH
HAGAN UN EXPERIMENTO.
w. H. ANDREWS. S. B. GRIMSHAW.
Pres. v Gerente General. G. F. & p. A.
LFRE L. GRIMSHAW, Agente de F1etes y Pasajeros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
Resfriados Negligidos.

No 1903 Palace Avenue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07

Segun I'm despacho de Was.
hington hay la suma de $4.457,-
978 derribada lie la venta de te-
rrenos p1blicos la cual esta dis
ponible para ell fondo de reclama-
cion de regadio. De esta canti-
dad $65, SOB seran distribuidos en-
Nuevo Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07

Cada parte de la membrane
nucosa, etc, estan sujetas a en-
fermarse y estelizar a causa de
resfriados negligidos, la Mel de
Marrubio de Ballard es un rene.
do placentero y effective. w.
Akendrick, Valley Mills, Tax,
escribe: He usado la Mel del
Marrubio para malestares de to.
SEES y resfriados, es un remedio
placentero y Elective" De venta
en- la Botica de Fischer y Cha.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
LI1 q
GRATIS!


Contiene mas de 100 p6ginas
muchos grabad0s magnffic0s
laminas en- dolores.
SE ENyfA GRATIS AL QUE
10 SOLICITE.
Este libro esta escrito de una
manera clara y concisa, para que
todo aquel que 10 lea pueda COM
prenderlo. Por medic de este libro
~intercsante Sc han salvado muchas
vidas, y salvara adn muchas mas
por muy cercanas que Sc hallen de
10 sepultara.
Este es un tratadito en- Ell cual &c
describen todas las Intermediates
We ataean al sistema humane v los
liedlos de curarlas.
Esta escrit0 exclusiyamente
para los HispanO- Americanos 8
las bien para la raza EspanOla
pr Ell Professor e. C. COLLINS.
- 10 Universidad de New York.
Eli este libro pueden leerse los
sccretos de la vida sexual ' ma
SrimOnial, y como llevar a cabo los
leberes matrimoniales y conseguir
una probe robusta y saludable asi
fomo ell modo de ser SD pro-
pia salud y la de sus hijos.
TODD ell que ha leidO este Iibro
dice que vale SUI peso en- orc. Els
In librO para TODD ell mundO, pa
"a el esposo y la dulce esposa, para
Ct joven mancebo y la joven don
celia, para ell ornalero, para ell MEGA
nico y para Ell hombre de negocios.
Para las personals que gocen de
bucna salud recomendamos los CAPT.
tulos que tratan sobre la manera
de impedir las Intermediates asf
como los no men0s interesantes
sobre Ia vida sexual v matrimo-
NAL y como cOnseguir una prOle
rObusta y saludable.
A los que Sc italian enfermos re-
comendamos los capitulos que ira
tan de todas las Intermediates en-
general, como la dispesia, reuma-
tismO, Intermediates de los RHO.
mes, del hfgadO ETC., etc.
Sc distribuiran cincuenta mil
(5O,OOO) ejemplares gratis, Y to.
da persona que 10 solicite y en-
vie a esta Oflcina algunas estam-
de cOrreOs, juntO con ell
nOmbre y direction, recibir& un0
de estOs librOs.
No echen en- divide ell escribir sin
demora, pues ha sido tai la acogida
one ha obtenido la primera edici6n
de csta obra, que va cast SO ha ago.
tago.- Escriban Embellishments al
El Nuevo mexicano., 1905-10-07
todas otras Intermediates.

Este tratamiento dc SOLAR trata con
buen exito toda clase de enfermeda-
des agudas 0 cronicas. No SO cobra
por consultation.
DIR. CHARLES A. WHEELON,
Sobador.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
ELECTRICITY ON
 AMERICAN ROADS Already a Big Factor in Rail-
 way Development SOME OF ITS AOVAN FACES Electric Locomotive Is Superior to Steam Engine In Many Respects and Is Destined to Revo-
 Iutonize Traffic.
SOME OF ITS A0VAN FACES

New York, November 1S.-When the work of rebuilding the Grand Central station here is completed. long step will have been taken toward substitute ing electricity for steam as the motive power of American railroads. One of the most characteristic features of the new terminal will be the train-shed with two tiers of tracks one for suburban and one for through traffic, and as such an arrangement is impossible with steam lo- comotives. the two roads which use the station--the New York Central and the New York, New Haven and Hartford are planning to bring their trains into the city by electricity.
 That the New Haven road has already ordered twenty-five electric locomotives as a beginning of the new order of things indicates to what extent railroad men are preparing for the change. Of a new type. which is equally valuable for long distanced traffic and for short hauls, these locomotives will mark a new stage in the employment of electricity. Hith- erto, though electric locomotives have successfully passed the experimental stage their use has been confined, in the main,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

the press, MT. Barr has made departure somewhat from the usual run of his stories. In this one we have the relation of John Steele's experiences in his work for western railroad and his manipua- tion of the same clever and otherwise. And while there are couple of women in the plot as it is evolved and some love episodes, they seem entirely subservient to the wire pulling as 1t Is done first by one then by another But MT. Barr
 is bold and direct in all his work, and never fails to write a dashing story with plenty of snap and vigor, and is apt to keep the reader guessing all the time which. after all. is what the majority of readers no doubt. enjoy most.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
In AustraIia's Banks.

In the Banks of Australia more thah S80,000,000 of British money is investl ed, 20,000,O0O in shipping, $5,O00 ,OOO in gas and waterworlxs, $246,000,0OO in mines, and $262,000,000 in commercial companies of various kinds, says an exchange. In addition to these invest ments, there are others in joint stock companies, mortgages, etc., which it is estimated would swell the aggregate to nearly $2,500, 1000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
Worlds Oldest Republic.

From an Exchange.
 Switzerland is celebrating the anniver- sary of it's organization under federal government which stamps the country as the oldest republic in the world. The Swiss confederation, according to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

London Tft-Bits, had it's origin in 8 league composed for purposes of defense by the men of the three eantons of Uri, Schwyz and Untewalden as far back as l2Sl. AS years went on their cantonsf jointed the confederation, some of tha latest being the canton of Geneva. Valais and Neuchatel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

T. Wellford. Published by the Frank
 lin Printing Company
 This volume, entitled The Lynching of Jesus"-a rather sensational title--is by the pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Newport News, and is for sale by the Presbyterian committee of publi- cations. The work deals with the legal aspects of the trial of Christ, and is said by prominent New Yorker to be writ ten strongly and convincingly." In the preface the author writes:
 With deep conviction, however, of a grave injustice, broad ignorance of it, and yet more general apathy towards it, I venture to present the legal aspects of the trial of Christ. The modern appellation of mob rule and violence seemed eminently appropriate as expres- sive of the treatment Jesus received In the dawn of the Christian era, and Is chosen as none too strong to convey sense of the injustice He suffered" The volume seems designed especially for the perusal of lawyers.
 THE LARKINS WEDDING." By Alice McAlilly. Published by Moffat, Yard x l. Go.
 The Larkins Wedding is simple story of homely life, yet the characters are so genuine and true and unaffected that the human interest of their love affairs is very appealing Mrs. Larkins | and Mr. Brindle are unique and most original characters, and are clever crea- tions that win the spontaneous interest of the reader at once.
 MT. Brindle appeared suddenly at the door of Mrs. Larl1ns cottage and with out hesitation announced that Pm fish ing for fourth Mrs. Slas Brindle, and I thought this would be fine place to set my line. Equally abrupt was his ac- Acknowledgement, 'I haint got any per tculer grtidge against widows, but I've had my share of 'em. Every one of the three had some good points, and I ain't one to make complaints against the dead. " But I'd like mite of a change this time. I aint blind to what Patty is. I've had my eye on her for a good bit" The story of MT. Brindle's court ship of the comedy young daughter Patty and her final preference and marriage with a former young lover forms an un- usually amusing story. An interest that is sustained entirely by the good char acter work and their Individuality as ex- pressed in their daily thought and life. But Silas Brindle was not to be outdone and in bargaining with the Widow Lar lSins for her comedy daughter he had not been unmindful of her own many good points, and so when Patty disappointed him he. without hesitation. proposed to the widow. and said: Come on, Elviny let's take one t'other for better or worse and be done with it; I've got twenty-five dollars to give the preacher for his job twenty more n I'd be willing to pay for any other woman on top of the earth Come on, won't you? Suppers waitin." To which the surprised widow replied: My sakes, If supports waitin' on us, I guess I'd best foller you to the preacher this minnit Silas," 'ropping the dust pan and abstractedly rolling up her sleeves after her usual habit when entering upon d task "Tve always been willing to take what come to me honestly, measles or cake. and do my best by it. My, my it beats all what luck me and my family have come to-"
 THE CALCULATIONS OF JOHN
 STEELE" By Robert Barr Published
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

Phone 276 People'p if you want tho Gswk Engraving Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
THE CALCULATIONS OF JOHN

THE CALCULATIONS OF JOHN
 STEELE By Robert Barr Published
 by Frederick A. Stokes & Co.,
 Robert Barr Is always remembered by large number of readers as the writer of very clever stories. Not superior work possibly. but stories that are told with a directness and vivacity that holds the attention of the reader and invariably wins the sympathy and interest of the reader In The Speculations of John Steele" which has just appeared from
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

THE LARKINS WEDDING" By Alice McAlily. Published by Moffat, Yard &
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

REDUCTION MO- 5-t-3 OFF cLoAKs AND EVEN
 
 Most everybody beautiful Coaks and Even The without reservation will be regular prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19

THE LYNcHING OF JESUS" By I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-11-19
7Orth of Ladies' Ready-tO-Wear at Sacrifice

Oday tact needs "A BIT
  e it
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
Oriental Women.

An eastern lady of high degree
spends an amount of time over her
toilet that would quite astonish the
most fashionable society lady. First
she has her hair dressed by her maid
who. after amounting the long. silky
black locks with little oil made from
aloe wood or cocoanut. arranges II
simply in long. smooth plat. low or
the nape of the neck. and decorated Ell.
Their with gold or jeweled ornaments.
Next the bath Ia prepared as hot as
it can be. and In this the Lady may
stay as long as two or three hours
Soaps are not used, but instead there
are multifarious unguents. secret prep
arations Of the bathing women, which
render the skin soft as velvet and deli
cately perfumed. Oftentimes the face
is washed over with milk into which
has been squeezed lemon Juice.
The hair of the oriental woman is
usually beautifully long. soft and
glossy, and the way they arrange 1t is
invariably becoming to their soft type
of beauty. Perfumes are much indulg-
ed in. These are introduced in the
bath and permeate the garments. but
are rarely used on handkerchief
Philadelphia North American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
A Lesson Learned.

In st. Louis there is a Yankee who set
tied in the Mound City after the Civil war,
and has there built up fortune of mil
lions. The economies and conservatism
by which he has accumulated his little
pie have increased with his years. Ac-
QUESTION has become habit.
He has one son over whose expenditures
he keeps careful watch. Recently, this
offspring took an uptown car. The father,
who saw him board the car and knew his
destination, judged he had spent his fare
foolishly.
That evening, after dinner, the elder
called the younger man into the library,
saying he had something to tell him.
eBut first" he interrupted, rising from
his chair, ~ will turn down the light; we
can talk just as well in the dark, and it
will save the gas" He then proceeded to
give reasons why the expenditure of the
uptown car fare was unnecessary. As he
went on explaining the value OF economy,
out of the darkness where his son sat he
heard a fumbIing and shutting. Much to
his distaste, the noise continued. At
length, heated to impotence, he cried,
''Sam, what are you doing2"
s'Father," came out of the blackness,
ST can hear just as well without 'em, and,
while we're sitting here in the dark, Pm
taking off my trousers to save 'em."
For the rest of that evening economies
were not.discussed. tao.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
The Dutchmans's Dog

A Dutch man, addressing his dog said:
''You vas only dog, but wish dat
vas you. Vein you go init your bed in you
vas already undressed, you schust durns
dree dimes round and lays dawn; ven l go
nit de bed in hat to lock de blaze up, uiid
Wind de CLOCK up, und put de cat oud, und
myself undress, und mine frow wakes up
und schools, den de papy wakes up und
cries, und hat to walk NIT de house rouns
den maybe ven 1 myself gets to bed it is
time to ged again up. Ven you gets NJ
your CLOSE vos on, you schust streteL
yourself, dig your neck leedle, unC.
you vas up. l hat to light de fire, und
put on de kiddle, scrap some more init my
wife und get myself breakfast. You blay
around all de day und hat blenty OF fun
I hat to work. all de day and hat blenty of
drouble. Ven you die, you vas dead. Ven
/ die, hat to go to hell yet"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
Mr.. Finnegan's ssFiIosophy."

Wanst they wuz man manned Dor
gan-or was ut Clancy Lived clost be
a fri'nd av moline an had FURNACE
thot wudden't git fairly shtarted inny
da-ay until along toords noight jusht
whin ut wuz tonne t bank ut up fer
the nolght Since thin Owe seen lot
O. people thot remoinded me av thot
FURNACE They shpint most av their
loves dom nawthin' ixcipt to dimon-
sthrate how big fool mon cud be.
An about the tonne they seemed to
have Harmed enough to live they doied.
be hivins. -Baltimore American.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11
KITTERY TO CARIBOU.

Crockett Bros wooden iuiIl at Caribou
was burned Saturday. Loss 5000.
A patent has been granted to Ezra B
Cough, of Bar Harbor, for stopper lock
for bottles.
The farm buildings of Frank Lewis, al
Newcastle, were burned Friday. Loss
5000. The family had narrow escape.
James Staples, of Sandy Point, COM
mitted suicide by hanging at Stockton
Friday. He leaves bride of four weeks
The jury in the manslaughter case
against Frank W. Sanford, of Shiloh, after
being out eight hours, reported disagree
ment.
The twenty fifth annual convention OF
the Maine Woman's Suffrage association
will be held at Old Orchard, Oct. IS, 10
and 20.
Abel w. Davis, Of Pittsield, attorney,
and veteran of the Civil war, was found
dead in his office Saturday. Death was due
to heart disease. Mr.. Davis was sixty-t two
years old.
Capt. Harry Shaw, Of the schooner T.
w. Allen, died at his home in Calais Tues
day of last week, aged forty-nine years.
He had been engaged in coasting out of
Calais several years.
John B. Dunn committed suicide at
Fayette Saturday by shooting, after an
unsuccessful attempt to murder Mrs.
Charles E. Smith. Dunn is believed to
l.
wounded in the left arm.
Theodore A. Josselyn, of the firm of
Brown q Josselyn, -four merchants, Port
land, died Tuesday of last week, aged
sixty-three years. He was a member of
the lower house of the present legislature,
and mad been alderman and councilman
in Portland.
Ralph L. Todd, of Newport, was the vic
tim of shooting accident last week. He
was hunting with some companions in
the woods near Pemadumcook lake.
While walking along a wood road, one of
his companions fell, and his rifle was dis
charged, the ball passing through Mr..
Todd's body. He died few hours later.
N cOntract mas DeeH awarded Hercy *
Small, of Bath, for the construction of a
six-masted schooner for j. s. Winslow &
Co., Portland. The new schooner is to be
built on the lines of the schooner Ruth E.
Merrill, which was launched by the same
firm about year ago. The schooner is to
be 2s5 feet in length, 4s-foot beam, with a
27-foot hold, and will cost about s143, 900.
She will carry about 800 tons of coal.
A petition for the appointment of re-
ceiver for the Wiscasset, Waterville q
Pennington Railroad Co. has been granted
by the supreme court. The railroad is OF
narrow gauge, forty-seven miles long,
connecting Albion with Wiscasset, with q
branch from Weeks Mills to Waterville.
When the road was begun about twenty
five years ago, it was proposed to later
extend the line to Quebec to connect with
the trunk lines of the Canadian railways.
This proposition was defeated by a rail-
road lobby, and the line was confined to
its original charter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-10-11


we are all going further on soon. Does
elere not come TO our minds, therefore,
"iseiui concern Tor the realities that may
serve TO light our journey hence? Under
what supreme auspices do we now live?
Is there any director of our journey?
WIN lie go with us as we go on2 These
are questions oil the being and character
OF God. III our lot were forever here in
TINS world, we might well never lift our
eyes beyond the hills. But our lot is here
only Tor short while. How deeply, there
lore, ought we, in all reason, to be con-
cerned about the supremesfact of facts, the
oeing OF Him who is God and Father of
US All
AGAIN, we should be the more inclined
TO ask: In what capacity do We journey
onF Are we mere compounds of matter?
VIZ nave we soul, spirit TO which our
material bodies are TO be brought into sub
lectlon, and which may not be subject to
oissoiutlonF III Is the great contention OF
our christian religion that we are spirits,
ana that we ought to live from the mo-
tiVes and impulses OF the spirit; that our
N%~ $3.50 ~ "hiNh
spring all the graces and virtues OF char
acter, and that we ought to live Tor these.
is IL not OF concern to us to ascend to this
elevation oil our nature, and avail our
serves OF its satisfactions and gains and
assurancesY Shall 1T not be easier to meet
oeaSh with TINS equipment OF character?
IL also serves to interest us freshly in
the future immortality ceases to be a
dry question OF speculation, and becomes
near ana practical issue in presence of
tine reality OF death. Just as person who
Is TO sau shortly Tor the hrst time to Eng
lana becomes straightway Interested in
tine geography and affairs OF the island
Kingdom, SO our prospect OF soon setting
san toward the Kingdom oil the invisible,
raises mat realm 10 place oil Keen prac-
tlcai concern
III Is the tndehntteness OF our time OF
departure that is accountable for much OF
our indifference to these things. Give one
a defn;te time limit soy a yaar .nd .ha
.-.~.
transforming erect OF that certainty OF
time would quickly become manifest. God,
the soul, and immortality. all the teach
a,d a.hor,..;,r. 80 r..;o., -.
'"s' anu eAioi 'a'ious Vi ra'ioiiai reisioh,