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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27
Mingo.

Urieh Herald.
j 7. Yates has purchased team
OF mules OF VIII Page.
Henry Resz and family have been
attending csmpmeeting at Sedalia.
Ray Stsyton, wife and baby have
gone to Michigan for an extended
visit sith relatives.
W. NJ. Stsyton recently purchased
a lawn swing, Of course Mrs. Stsyton
will have TO take full charge Of the
ssore now.
Nealy Scranton visited j. s Carl
son and attended the reunion at Hu.
Evansville last week.
Mr.. McMsnama was reported quite
sick last week.
Johnson Bros. OF Urich assisted by
a few men 81 this neighborhood are
progressing nicely with tbe new
school house at Hacker.
Mrs. X f Thurman who has been
quite sick she past two weeks Is re-
ported better.
Qlise number OF our Mingo boys
attended the Farmer Boys Encamp.
mems at Butler last week All report
good time and feel greatly benefit
ed by going
Mrs Geo. Fisher and children have
r.turned home from visit with
Nrs. Fishers parents, John Colson
and wife at Moundville, Mo.
The Butler Baptist Association
will meet with Prairieview church
near Drexel beginning Wednesday,
September end
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27

ers and one OF her thumbs was di1
located or broken. Is Is NOT thought
that her condition Is necessarily
dangerous.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27

best Program for Old SETTLERS Day
Picnic, Oct, Z, 1913, il adopted b
the Society. Proposals will be receiv.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27

I'd up to Wednesday, Sept. End, and
should be addressed TO O. D Austin,
Spc'y.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27
A Five Dollar Prize.

The Old Settlers Society OF Bates
county win pay : premium Of Five
Dollars u, tne pesson submittlng The
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-08-27
Mrs. John Reeder Injured.

While returning from the funeral oi
Clayton Smith Monday Aft rnoon,
Mrs. Jno. NJ Reeder and son met
three touring cars, Thinking their
horse would bic ,me unmanageablp,
Mr. Reeder hsssily unhitched him
from the buggy, and as Mrs Reeder
WIS getting to the roadside, the
horse plunged and struck her, knock-
ed her down, broke her left arm near
the shoulder, broke her right thumb
and made three ugly gashes In her
right leg, besides several bruises
Mrs Reeder was taken home In an
other carriage, and DR.. Robinson
called TO attend her IL juries. Atthis
writing Mrs Reeder is resting well,
and Il is not thought her injuries
will be permanent
The two.days annual Woodmen
picnic at Amsterdam, Wednesday
and Thursday OF last week, was we'll
attended and q mighty good time Is
reported. The Enterprise estimates
the crowd at FIVE thousand. A
heavy rain Wednesday morning
caused some uneasiness among the
managers, but It cleared of in she
afternoon, when the farmers poured
into town. A splendid program OF
speaking, mu.ic and games was car
ried out Each days proceedings
were closed with u three act comedy.
drama, entitled Diamonds and
! Hearts" presented by the Royal
Neighbor camp.
Reub Walton died at Excelsior
Springs Friday OF last week, where
he had gone In quest Of health. Mr.
Walton had been failing fer several
months and his death was not IN.
expected to bis relatives and friends
The remains we're taken to his home
at Richards, Vernon county, for
burial Green W. Walton and Thorn.
as Walton. brothers, OF this city, a..
tended the funeral. MIR Walton was
for many years a citiz u OF this couu.
ty and at Que time was considered
one OF our wealthiest cattlemen. He
and his brother, William a. Walton,
we're partners. Both are now dead.
We are in receipt OF q copy OF the
August edition OF the official folder
OF the Mo. Pac Ry. Co. The FISH
page ia devoted to Missouri and the
advantages offered not only for farm.
ing, but for dairying. These folders
are printed 10 large quantities and
circulated not only throughout the
United States, but in Canada, Mex
leo, but goes to England and she
Hawaii Islands. This company
spends thousands Of dollars each
year In an effort TO attract home
see srs and settlers to the various
states through whichAt runs.
i A Flva 00llar Prize.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
Many Facts and Figures
Most Astonishing
Are Given.
tBy unlssd pr,.s.,

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Sept. -
Tl,si the great white plague costs
the people u the civilized world
ovef = hilllon dollars a year IN hard
cash, was the statement made a..
day ~ Prof Irving Fisher ~ Yale
ufissrr@lfys IN a paper read before
fhas section ~ the International
Tuberculosis congress devoted 90
tbs discussion ~ The hyEirnic 400 ial
Industrial and economic aspects
~ tuberculosis
inuf Fishers paper was heard IS
a Nrwaf ihfoHK 90 doctors and iav.
ssssn tfsHs crowded the assembly hhii
Of The Sew National Muncufn.
Whtetl - net large enough "a hold
esen half ~ shc asivwnfeu o. the
e@nsrssa. II made a profound inn
preston
t'fnf Fisher estimated that con.
sastspfiun kills las 900 a year in the
NaAtrd States alnnc which ~ equal
e the deaths from typhoid fever.
se&Firf fever smallpox. cancer and
= score - ether diseases taken to.
estt4sr
while Prof Fisher confined h,s
pssper % a discussion 81 the caat
II ineuey u the disease. he pointed
ga that the cost In broken hearts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
Puts Seal of Disapproval
on Measure Endorsed
by Miller.

Vested with the authority of the
chief executives office, Acting
Mayor Gin today vetoed the Muir.
ply garbage collection and destrue.
ton measure, a bill which had been
approved bY Mayor Miller and
which Giil had fought bitterly while
clothed with the Jess pretontioua
gafb 81 an ordinary council member
from the Third ward
incidentally the present acting
mayor appeared before the finance
committee and informed the mem.
bcrs that the passage Of the ordi-
nance would make it mandatory
npoh the city 10 provide an add
tlonal 800 900 in the 1909 tax levy.
GIN added that he would be- eter-
nally liggered II be passed such a
thing. only Ia more emphatic Ian.
guaRe, and he practically assured
the death Of bin which Mayor
Miller had most decidedly ap.
proved only a few weeks ago, a
short time before departing for his
vacation trip east
The members Of the finance com.
mlttee had already been on record
as opposing the Murphy ordinance,
and CHS dlaapproral met With
the committees entire satisfaction.
Councilman Armstrong added TO
his previous record of acr0batica
on the question Of this garbage bill
BY suddenly and very dramatically
informing those present that the
only thing TO do would be 70 let
the garbage collection business BY
private contract II was Armstrong
who appeared before the commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
LAYS BARE DETAILS OF ATTEMPT TO ASSAS.
sINATE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND
EMPRESS EUGENE IN 1858.

rered 20 orslni came the explosion.
Cones had aimed badly and KILLED
a number OF soldiers who formed
q Gordon along the sidewalk In
front OF the spot where orslni and
] we're standing.
De Rudio Throws Bomb.
In the midst o. the confusion
produced by Corners bomb. I pass
ed over the dead bodies. auld the
distracted Gordon. The carriage
door had been opened and the em.
peruF and empress we're allFhtlnr
| approached an closely as possible
10 the vehicle. and taking the
bomb from my pocket. threw Il az
their feet II blew the carriage "a
pieces and killed the horses aud
a chamberlain. The emperor was
anhurs but the empress was slight,
y wounded. They passed az once
into the opera house. and am told
sat through the performance
owe my life to my wife. Eliza
Booth. an English woman. Siiil my
companion. Who guccs cded IN inter
essing the London Timea IN my
fats. The influence 81 that power
fal Journal induced Queen Victoria
20 lsestif herself 20 secure my 70
pFieve from Empress EuEenie
Fieri aud I were condemned
with Orstnl 10 die. II was arranr
ed that Pieri was 20 b. executed
first second and Orsiui. regarded
a. the chief cuiprit. vas 70 witness
cur end and 70 be- beheadcd last
We started for the scaffuid. Our
hands wern tied behind our backs
and also ehaiaed to our feet. We
waxe collarieaa shirts. II vas rain.
ing ard showing az the same tune
~as smoking my pipe A person.
whose breast was covered with
decorations. advanced with diffs
Guilty on horseback. he whispered
90 the kllard and ! Was taken alb
ruptiy fFugD the line aud led 10.
yard the prison.
And sfill today. after hnif a
eentnry. tr.mbie when think
Of the faliaciousncss Of human
justice Feiice Orslni and Gsisappi
pieH. she two most severely pun.
iahed. the two aaiilotined. we're.
among the four accused. the only
ones uho had not thrown bombs.
who had not shed blood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
TEDDY'S NAME
CAUSES CHEERS

MITCHELL. s D.. Sept. 29.-
wm. n Taft wna enthusiastically
welcomed here today By 20. 600 per
sons. aud IN his speeches. hts ref
ereneeu to President Roosevelt
caused an ovation Cor the occupant
~ the White House Representa-.
lives OF the warning Gamble KAT.
iredEe factions 81 the party wsre
received together ~ Taft on board
bis special car, and there waa u
gcnsfal harmony meeting Taft
spoke 10 a big crowd al the Corn
palace. and delivered a speech ia
The open air He IL In fine eondi.
ton. and biz voice IL strong The
speech here Was a tremendous sue
cess.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
FOR FIFTY YEARS THIS MAN
HAS KEPT HIS SECRET WEI i
SUES FOR PERMISSION TO
ENTER CHURCH

For transportation the Celestial route IN the
alleged humorous written y Moses president
OF the Seattle Chamber OF partner OF
Congressman WIN Humphreys 81 check which ho presented
70 the usicea Of Congregation Tepe Dc frsch payment
the spirit trustees
refused the check and
his mombership In the church bodf
In the superior court this mefning petition
Moses restraining order grated preventing trustees
from excluding him from the houae Of worship
be heard and decided by the court October
his complain, Mr. alleges that paid
Of each the iemEs beginning septem
Der 90 but that when his children attended September
20 their tickets taken and that snee
refused admission. lie family can
IN their IN the temple on the "pay Aionemcnr
which October great and repasabe injury b.
them. for which there ~ remedy
Injunction
from excluding MI Moses from Tempe Dc iIlrach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29

ARE hot ON
TRAIL OF
P|NCHOT
The Forestry Agent VIII
Be Denounced
Bitterly.

ALBUQUERQUE y. ~ Sept 30.
"A bitter attack upon the national
forest reserve policy as administer.
Cd hy chief Forester Clifford Pin.
chot 10 California and on the Pacific
coast threatens % disrupt the ma.
fl0ual irrigation congress. The
Pacific coast GeicEutes are here IA
force. prepared 20 make an assault
upon what they term the unwar
rauted czarism" ~ Pinehot and his
policy. The chief subject % dis
cussion about the Hobbies Of the
hotels today WAS the threatened at
tack on pinehot. and II Is thought
that the harmony pieadera IN tho
congress viii have hard work keep.
ing back the dcuunciation 81 hoose'
yeita administrator Of the national
forest. So bitter has the discussion
become that votes on ali resolutions
that are 20 cOnsS before the con
gresg are being Traded with votes
on a proposed resolution condemn
ing piuchOt In no unmeaHured
terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
ADMITS IDENTITY AND TELLS
OF FAMOUS MURDER PLOT
BRANCH
WILL BE BUILT

The transportation committee 81
the Chamber 81 Commerce reported
today the results 81 their luyestiRa.
ton regarding tho application OF
the citizens Of Sumner 10 secure FOR
them better transportation facilities
with Seattle
The committee found that the OBJ
yious solution II the problem was
IN urging Stone 4 Webster interests
70 pui In u "a mills service between
fuyallup. Sumner and Pacific June.
lion, connecflug with the train run.
ning between Seattle and Tacoma
The action 81 the committee bore
fruit IN the announcement hy the
Puget Sound Electric company on
September "a that they would take
immediate steps for construction az
the line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
Military and Naval Heroes
TO Aid Commoner
in Indiana.

la PORTE. Ind. Sept ~ THE
democratic state committee today
waH advised that General Nelson
A. Miles and Winfield Stutt
schley will stump Indiana for
Bryan Il Is expected that the n.
mous general and admiral will
travel IN q special train, and ar.
engagements are being made for sew
eFaf big receptions In their honor
NJ different cities
Tho announcement that Miles
and schley are coming into this
state as political campaigners. has
aroused great interest and the
democsatic leaders today expressed
delight AZ their decision Both
parties are planning 20 concentrate
q heavy fight IN this state during
the latter weeks Of the campaign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
ARE THROWN INTO A PANIC,
BUT ALL ARE TAKEN OFF WITHOUT
INJURY TO ANYONE.

~ UNITED wiRELEss,-oH BOARD STEAMER HUMBOLDT,
AGROUND ACTIVE PASS FENDER ISLAND 2s-steaming
at good speed In dense fog through Active pass Hum
bodt which loft Seattle might with passengers
crashed the Marret island tearing
away four feet o her bow.
The crash this morning passen-
gers were in their berihs The terrific
instant there decks passengers
their night clothing sleep people
aboard were thrown into which the combined e.
forts OF the officers and calm.
Assured that danger the passengers
their siaterooms of
the fishing steamer Edith
NARROW.
Active ia midway Victoria
Is channel thought
man got off his slightly and the big ashore with
out word Of warning
After the settled down listing slight
ly 70 aarboad haaty
Of damage badly damaged By
tact with the rocks being heared
confined the forward
seen that there danger Of serious damage.
EDITH RESCUE.
The fishing fleet
Of Tacoma in the vicinity. Iiumboldts
nails Of distress the The
taken aboard the schooner safety
about unloading the
An examination showed that the engine suffered
damage As
discharged the Humboldt easily
operator Victoria
the salvage savor British
for the pass o'clock
pull the Humboldt high
tonight
managing Of accompanied by
Capt G the
Marine Underwriters sailed this afternoon
the American salvage Cruz
Il disposition Of
II is likely that they viii be either brcugh, Seattle
Port Townsend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
BIG REDUCTIONS IN
ESTIMATES

The finance committee had six
round bout with the 1909 depart
mental estimates filed for the city
treaaufera department this morn.
ing and when The committee had
finished ils labors, Chief Clerk Az
plet1B. Of the city trensurers de.
partmeut. was on the verge of
heart failure The aforementioned
estimates looked Ike Tho aficrtnk'
iag pictures in 40 auufat AL.
Tonight the committee will hold
another session and take up the
other departmental estimates The
Allowance must an be made with.
Tn two 1eeiB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
HOLDING UP A
MILLIONAIRE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept Is
Attorneys for Robert Hu Ting Bos.
man. The Chinese millionaire. today
appealed 10 Secretary straus of the
department Of commerce and labor
at Washington, from the decision
Of local immigration officials. who
last night refused 10 allow the mil.
liouairo to land because he had
two wives.
The Chinese merchant was per
mltted 10 come ashore. however. on
bonds given by the Pacific Mail
company that he would be present
II ordered for deportation, aud he
left the Korea last night for the
German hospital, whore he Is I'M.
dcrgoing treatment for a nervous
disorder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
WILL HONOR TAFT
IN BRYAN'S TOWN

LINCOLN. Neb. Sept az
Charles Bryan. brother OF w. j.
Bryan. today received the following
telegram from the presidential can.
didate.
"piease AJAX the democrats Of Lin.
coin TO take down All my pictures
while Taft Is IN town and have
them show him every possible
courtesy"
A big demonstration rs planned
In honor OF Taft, who ~ 10 seaak
here tomorrow night Tho local
democrats and republicans have
Joined hands to DO honor TO the
candidate who rs opposing their
tovnsman for the presidency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
WINE, WOMEN, song and
RACES CAUSE DOWNFALL

August 20. but IL was not discov.
cred until four days ago that a
check for 81. $50 sent by an eastern
firm TO the min company had been
cashed and the proceeds pocketed
by Pinkham. Other discrepancies
in his bookkeeping VIII, the officers
Of the company say, bring his en-
bezxlement up 70 $4,000
The news Of the defalcatlon be-
came public today and Is confirm
ed By Manager Charles f. Hlll OF
the min company Pinkham is be-
lioved 60 be on his way 10 South
America. accompanied by woman
who Is said 20 be responsible for
his disgrace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
REFUSES SERVICE TO
NEGRO; SUIT BROUGHT

tors stated that he did not care
for eolored trade Asberry says
Papus finally placed a beef stew
before him. but the evangelist re-
fused TO partake OF H.
You see. / was chief steward
on a steamship for three years"
said Asberry IN an injured tone.
You couldn't expect me to eat a
beef stew. could your
Asberry says he then left tho
restaurant and returned with two
friends.
"A meal will cost you S." As
berry was told
The evangelist went away highly
indignant and brought suit Asher.
~ says he will file a suit for $40.
600 damages as soon as the present
case Is disposed OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
GAS PIPE THUG is
ARRESTED

Armed with a heavy piece II gas
pipe. man giving his name AZ
John cullen was arrested by Pa
grplmnn Doyle. while proWiiug
about near iIfth ag and Denny
way last niehi. Al police headaunr-
tern Cullen failed 70 satisfactorily
explain his possession ~ the muir
deruus looking weapon. and he WAS
ordered locked az BY Police esp
tain Alex Mcdonald cullen VIII BE-
held pending an investigation ~
hiH record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
An Opinion Rendered by
Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh

In an opinion addressed to the
county commissioners Of King
county this morning. ia which
Prosecuting Attoruey Kenneth
Macintosh declares that che az
poinsment u the socailed River
and fiartar Improvement Commits
alon" b. judge Hanford IL contrary
10 the provisions 81 the state con.
stiiution. aud that for the county
commissioner to acrepf the assess.
mcnt roll for the proposed Lake
Washington canal would cloud thc
title 81 every property owner Ia
the county. the commissioner are
advised not % accept the aasesa.
ussns roll. and to pgt the matter
IN such shape - 20 force 4 speedy
dceision from the supreme court.
Duty Demands Opinion.
The salient features Of the opsn
Ion are a. follown
My public duty demands that
In this instance ! lay aside personal
feeling n should advlRe you
at this time contrary 20 shat ms
Judgment tells me r. the iaw. I
feel sure that ! would be doluK
gross injustice 10 the taxpayers.
and would only be- further delaying
the Lake Washington canal project
By having the final determination
Of iga legality a@ain postponed
In my opinion. the appointment
Of the Eocailed River and Hsfbor
Improvement Commission By Judge
Hanford IL contrary to the pr0vls-
ions Of the constitution of this state
and renders the whole act 81 1907
unconstitutional and imperative.
Government Does Nothing.
aAnnlhar nolnf. And one which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
RIVAL CANDIDATES
MEET IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept 20 james s..
sherman and John Worth Kern,
the vice presidential candidates Of
che republican and democratic
parties. met today In the lobby Of
she Auditorium Annex and shook
hands cordially They EXCHANGED
fluctuations and Sherman invited
Kern 10 visit him nc his home IN
Utica. n y
nring Mrs Kern, too" urged
sherman
All right / certainly will. II /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
Trusted Employee Goes
the Pace That at
Last Kills.

TACOMA. Wash Sept 90 -
Wine. women 'and cards, automo-
bilcs az 81 an hour and the races
are given as tho causes OF the
downfall OF Frank D Pinkham. for
eight years cashier aud one of the
most trusted employees OF the Ia
coma Mil company.
pinkhnm has been missing since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
A Famous Character Is
Now Close to
Death.
(By United Pross.)

SAN FRANCISCO Sept, 29--
There iH sorrow IN Chinatown 10.
day Chan Chcong the king of
Chinatown, lies az deaths door
tie occupies cot az san Jose
Charities sanitarium with his wife
and children from China by his
side and his friends are awaiting
the inevitable
Chan has for years controlled
an tho theatres, joss houses and
gambling places IN Chinatown and
owns considerable property lie
was very wealthy man before the
great fire OF 1906. but Che flames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
Colored Evangelist Brings
a Restaurant Man
Into Court.

Charged with refusing public
convenience 20 Edward T. Asberry.
negro evangelist. Louis papus.
one ~ the proprie'ors ~ Ron's COT,
fee House. Washington S. between
First and Second avs s., was placed
on trial before Police Judge John
D. Gordon today. After hearing the
testimony judge Gordon continued
the CAGE
Asbefry saws he entered Papus
restaurant May - and took a seat
No one took his order after a long
wait. Finally one OF the proprie-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
king OF SAN FRANCISCO'S
CHINATOWN Dying

swept away the greater portion OF
his property and he has been in
moderate circumstances since.
When disease took possession OF
Chan some time ago be called his
attorneys. divided his property. en-.
lowed some tenement houses 20
porpetuate his name and Is now
awaiting the end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
MILES AND SCHLEYTO
STUMP FOR BRYAN

can possibly arrange II. replied
Kern
Both enjoyed the meeting aud
seemed greatly pleased Former
Congressman Curtis approached a.
they we're talking. he said
Il want to shake hands with the
next vice president and to make
sure be shook the hands % both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
ACTING MAYOR VETOES
MURPHY GARBAGE BILL

tee one day and wanted 90 know II
he could not vote three Ways AZ
once on the garbage question
The acting magyar viii approve
the Goddard bill. calling for a vote
81 the people on the question Of
issuing bonds for q garbage system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
ALASKA STEAMER HUMBOLDT RUNS ASHORE
GOES ONTO ROCKS IN FOG
AT EARLY MORNING HOUR
! y
CHECKING RETURNS.


TLV WFFTFNW Y FNHEFF
A OLYMPIA. Sept. ~ The =
= state auditor. treasurer and =
4 secretary ~ state, as the state =
4 eanyaeaing board. met this 4
morning. and with large =
4 force 81 clerks. are checking 4
q the county returns. IL viii be :
= several days before the can =
. vaes il completed. No returns 4
q are here yet from spokane. =
4 Pierce. Clarke or Adams =
4 counties.
$500 ttttt tttts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29

and disappointed lives. which onn-
not b. measured IA money. IL FAR
more Important
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-29
reasy.. rrss.ary s.s,.rsn,.

WASHINGTON. u 9. sept. ga
TudRy's treasury statement shows
receipts sI.7eo.ts1. aud disburse-
meats fz.6ie.oo