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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-17
Bond Bill Passes House.

St. Paul. April 7(Specal Pioneer Senate file No. 1873,
known the bond BILL passed the house this forenoon
Opinion is divided here what stand Governor johnson
will take the BILL which passrd by the
yesterday. j. ]. Opsahl.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-17
Interesting Subject.

Reverend H. R. Mckee of the
local Baptist Church will discuss the
subject of Should Christians Keep
the Seventh Day." Sunday even
ing at his church. The public is
invited.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-17

Additional local matter will be found
on last page.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-17

terrain church of Charlottesville, Ind,
who is visiting at the home of his
neice, Mrs. S. E. P. White, conducted
the services. A large number of
residents of the Town of FROM were
present.
Special music was rendered at
the services by Mrs. A. A. Warfeld,
Mrs. C.. G.. Johnson and Floyd
Brown. Interment was held in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-04-17
Marriage Licenses.

; Milford Phelps of the Town of
Eckles to Miss Grace Graw.
James Mullins to Estella Bird.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
UNCLE SAM LOOKING
FOR TROUBLE
Hears United States Is
Considering Foming Protec-
torate Over Honduras; Denied
at State Department,


Mexico city, July % That the
United states contemplate formin4
Il protcctofate over the republic of
Honduras was a statement brought
here today 10y a secret agent Of one
Of the Ccntral American republics.
The agent arrived at Corlnto, Mica
ragua. July O.. Travelling with him
was General Domingo Nasauez, Il for
mer professor of Honduras.
Officers OF "a United states gunboHt
at Corinto accompanied Vasquez ia
the offices OF thc commander of the
port where Nasquez is said to have
exhibited documents from the state
department at Washington guarantee
ing him safe conduct across Nicara-
qua and Honduran territory.
Nasquoz proceeded q Tcgucigalpa,
the capital of Honduras, ana the story
as told here Is that he is comforting
with President Davilla relative to the
proposed protcctorate DaviUa D.
said 10 look with favor upon the
proposition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
LOVE MATCH LEADS
To DEGRADATION
Of ROYAL PRINCE
Alfonso Unable to Save
His Nephew Who Welded
English Princess in Defiance
of Spanish Government

u Morning journal special Iensed Wirel
Paris. july 81. Details surrounding
the romantic marriage of Prince Ale
fonso of Rourhon-Orloans TO princess
ucatrico al saXe~Coburg. which cost
him his p, Ion as % prince of tho
royal house of Spain ana his career
In the spanish army, today came into
tho possession of the Associated Press.
They reveal the fac that King Al
fonso instead of refusing his consent
TO the marriage, as was reported by
Madrid dispatches, actually advised ,h.
prince TO marry hor sccrtly ana per-
sonally interviewed by telegraph VITA
the Bamherg ecclesiastical authoriti "a
in Whose diocese the marriage TOOK
place to procure q dispcnsation ion it
This story was thalncd from the priu-
cess own lips by friends q few day $
ago Ina Munich. wher, the couple ar
spending their honeymoon and when
10 becomes known i'm Europe b is likely
To create "a greater sensation than dId
tho wedding or the princes Disgrace
Prince Alfonso ana Princess Bent
rice FIRST mot in 1905 on the occasion
of KING Nlfonso's marriage The prince
then was onIy twenty Years old ana
zen desperately la love with the rg 1-
cess and proposed marriage but He,t-
rice .ofuscd him in n,s decided ft.u-
ion.
I.atcr ne ia Ctauh King A1t.r.o
formailA asked the hard ot Prin
Beatrice foi hlr colsiu and when a. 1t-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

not take place on count OF govern
ment difficulties. King Alfonso Was
absolutely furious.
Princess Beatrice, because Of her
friendship for Queen Victoria. said she
would give up the prince and King
Alfonso summoned the prince to Mad
rid and asked him what ne intended
to DO. The prince replied that he had
| given his word and that he intended
to marry the princess regardless Of
consequences.
King Alfonso warmly congratulated
the prince. saying that his reply was
just what he had expected and even II
the constitution prevented him from
giving official consent. without the
approval of his ministers. ne. as Al
fonso Of Bourbon, would do every
thing IN his power for the couple.
Princess Beatrice then left Madrid
and Prince Alfonso upon the advise Of
the king. went 90 sec pope Pin and
asked for a dispensation FOR a mixed
marriage The Spanish government
meantime warned the vatican Of the
proposed union and the di%spensation
neither was granted nor actually re-
fused.
when the prince graduated from the
military school ut Toledo. July -. he
volunteered TO go 10 the front as the
war in Morocco had broken out. King
Alfonso granted the prince a three
days lcnve of absence before going
to MeIilla and urged him secretly to
marry Princess Beatrice. declaring he
would wire the Bishop of Bambcrg 10
grant a dispensgtion.
Prince Alfonso arrived in cohurR,
July -, ana the ciYil marriage took
place that morning At 3 O'Clock in
the afternoon the priest AT Cobure re-
ceiyed a Geographic dispcnsation from
the Bishop of Bamberg and then the
Catholic ceremony was performed. 1t
was not intended that the news Of the
marriage should be made public, but
It was printed in spain ana the royal
decree Of the degradation Of the prince.
followed.
The prince has again wired King
Alfonso asking to Do allowed t. go to
the front. The lnfauta Eulalie. tho.
princes mother. who Is here, IS almost
Frustrated over the ruin of her son 9
career, as she knew that both the
Spanish and British royal families.
were in perfect sympathy with the.
marriage,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

at the forenoon session az the com
inittee. While this schedule was mol
disposed of. the conferees are prac.
iically In agreement TO adopt the sen.
ate increases on mereerized cottons
but TO reduce a number OF the sen.
nte rates on lower grades. II is said
most of the specific duties which
We're adopted In lieu Of the existing
IA valorems for the purpose of pre-
venting nnder-valuafnn will be ac-
cepted.
IL WAS announced that the increased
rates OF Internal revenue tax on to-
baceo adopted by the senate NJ the in
stance OF senator Bevcridge would be-
accented. It was reported Yesterday
that these amendments would be
eliminated and senate BeporldRe
protested with good result to Presi-
dent TAFT and Secretary MacVeneh
The conferees accepted a senate
amendment imposing q duty OF IS per
cent ad yalorem on structural steel
punched for use.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
IS HELD
UP BY TRAIN
BANDITS
Passengers Stripped of VaIu-
abIeS by Daring Thieves
Within Few Miles of New
York City,


nv Morning Journal special Leased wirel
New York. july 2i Reports of I
holi-up of passengers on the Erie
railroad train in which w.-tcrn-hound
immigrants were the Victims. reached
NDW York tonight THE reports came
from MiddlctoVn. y. S.. ana said that
fhe hold-up occurred just after the
train bad left rho R,rsan tunnel in
Sew Jersey
Tho varying reports of the affair
Say that either One or two mon
stepped into tho nr~ ~ two day
coaches and hulding the passengers ot
iay with rc,oi,ors stripped them Of
money and Nsiuahics BEFORE the
train crew discovered that there had
been IL robbery Dc IS said tho train
was almost at Midfetown tho first
-top surr leaving Jersey CITY Tho
robhsf or rohher. iu the meantime
had escaped
OFFICERS of the Eric railroad said
tonight that "a few immigrants had
h-en robbed. but drntcd that thc robe
hrry had any wild west aspect
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

" suppose said tho American
youth vino had just been handed tu,
frosty digit. 'you wouldn't marry fol
"a title. would you
! should say upt replied th.
heircss. a girl who maui,s laI
anything bur love IS foolish"
Well rejoined the young man
"Im glad OF that-evon IT, am a
loSer.'
But ] don't mind saying con-
tuued the s-rl With the obese bank
balance. "that "a man VIII have to
have % title before J can lowe him.
After tho brick house had been
pushed over on him. nguratI,cIy
tbe young man batted out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
WASHINGTON DINoINCES
itNOk ~ IDLE NNpORINsS

Washington, July 90 Emphatic
dental OF the report from Mexico city
that this government contemplate
establishing a protectorate over Hon
dnras was made by state department
officials today. statements of that
character. they said, were mcrclN
Idle vaporings
The United states neither de-
mandcd nor required that safe con-
duet bee given General Naequc1 in hls
travel overland from Corinto TO Tt-
g|uciEalpa. it was stated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
TWENTY-FIVE LIVES
LOST IN TEXAS
HURRICANE
Loss Along Gulf Coast
ConsefvatiyeIy Estimated at.
Million Dollars Many Persons.
Injured,


Houston. Texda. Juiy 90 The num-
Der of persons dead M u result OF
Wednesdays hurricane IS tonight con
.servatively estimated at 20. those
twice as many and the property loss
Is consoryttivelN estimated at a null
lion dollars.
Except TO Isolated points. All com
municatiou has becn restored. Al
Rock Island. nine OF the largest build
InRs were either razcd on partially
wrecked Fifty houses were blown
down at Wcimcr. Wharon suffered
more than from the storm of 1900.
From Quintann comes the report
that the sioop Columbus with all on
board had been blown oni 10 sea
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
DYNAMITE THREAT
AGAINST OIL
COMPANY
Prairie Company Manager in
Oklahoma Told Plant viii Be
Blown Up if Price Of Product
Is Reduced,
unssuuuusussssuuu

~, Morning journal special Leased Nirel
ihtrtlcsNillc okla, JulN 2a James
oNtil. general manager of the Prairie
oli and Gar company declared during
- conference with a committee of
local ola producers today that hc had
received several threatening letters in
which ia, Writers declare that the
company property at Burtlesvillc
Vil hc dyuamitcd lf the price of ol
is again reduced
Two reductions bon tho price of oil.
In AN a~ggregHtinE six cents. have
been made during thc last month.
nj Oxen %prorniscd the oklahoma
producers that his company would
begin laying "a uipr line from Okla
homa 90 thr gulf. &c the legislature
should meet in special session and
amend anti-fiu-t laws So mat tho
Prairie Gas nnd ou company would
not bc amruuhls.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

An old couple lived in the noun
taius of Eastern Tennessee. he was
90 and she go. Their son. a man Of
CO.. died. As the old folks crossed
the pasture to their cabin after the
burial the woman noticed a tear roll
down hcr husbands cheek. She
pat-ed him tendcrly ON the arm and
said
Never mind. John. scver mind;
YOU know ! always said NC never
would raise that boy Success Mag
azipo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

SURE To PLEASE NOI II NOI
HAVE NOtR MORN DONE VI TIIT
lMpEtii NJ lNi NDtfN. >OCk~
DNR\Ip. BUTTONS SlNTD on
AND All MINOR REPAIRS MADE
on GARMENTS ENTRUSTED 10
u. THE PROOF OF ORR ABUITN.
IN TiIF LAUNDRY line SHOWS N
OUR IMMENSE VOLUME OF BUSI-
MS MAY WI HAVE NOt X az Y
M TODAY
IMpEIINI LAUNDRY Ga
.i'honc BACK on IoSTplIICE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
CHICAGO DETECTIVE
INDICTED FOR
GRATING
Claimed Officer Gathered Nine
thousand a Month From
Denlzens of Under World
Politicians implicated.

NY hofhfhf buufnhi NIcfihi tFhhfu NFsi
Chicago, July IA story of graft
in the west side leyoe Of Chicago IL
said to have been related 10 the grand
Jury today
Detective Sergeant jeremiah Grit
fin. alleged 10 have been the collector
of protection money from ave keepers,
gamblers ana cocaine sellers. WAS in
dict"d on eight counts.
H. IL said to have gathered rs high
as $1,000 "A month, q very small part
uf which remained IN his own pocket
In all Griffin IL said 10 have collected
sf60.000 from the under world
Indictments also were returned
against Louis Frank. saloon keeper,
aud politician, who ~ said to have ac-
eumulated a fortune of xi.000. 000 in
the levee district ana against Mich
ael Hcitlor. who IL famlliaflN known
as Mike the Pike
They are alleged to have collected
money from disordcrly houses by rep.
rr~entiug themselves ns police agents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
Hears nod, of storm victim.

Alvin. Texas. July % launch
from Galveston was found in HANS
bayou near here today with the body
Of IN unidentified white man ON
hoard who apparently met death ia
Wednesdays hurricane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

A Golden Weddiuv

20 a good old age and consequently
have kept healthy. The best way 10
Keep healthy IL 10 see that your liver
does It's duty 3G5 days out OF 3G5.
The only way 10 do this IL to keep
Billiards. Herbine In the house and
take Il whenever your liver gets in
active 80 cents per bottle. SOLD by
]. H. O'Rielly Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
I,odies of Bc,tiSons washed Ashore,

New Orleans, July 23.--All doubt
NJ 10 the fate Of Captain Il. j.. Betti-
son ana HIS wife who We're reported
drowned when the Tarpon pier was
washed away near Galveston. was re-
moved this afternoon, when their bod
les were found in the water near Ia
Porte. Texas, twenty miles away.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

t-aF"i jest by shank's mare an meyer
ne> NO fear hut what IIl reach nay
si'ppln place the same day in tho
yetr mo- artificial rigs fur me. no
busted tires IT bones, no landin' all
up tu "a heap upon the highway
STONES. / may be slow a-gittin'
round. am cause the world to- stare.
but / viii git there by an by. an
right side up With 2 .-Boston
HDrald.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
The Walker say

n haven't got q limousine or any
acroplanc I haven't got q coach an
six. nor e'en "a snccial train. !
haven't got "a hicyclc. or Vet "a boss
am team. ! Kit aloue au right. by
iiuks. thought gasorHno Ca steam. 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
HUGE IRRIGATION
PROJECT ON RIO
GRANDE
WILL STORE $4,000
ACRE FEET OF WATER
Freak of Texas Arte-
sian Well Which Becomes
Gusher When it Is Pumped
Trouble on Mexican Railway.

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
san Antonio, Texas. july 22.-A
tremendous impetus VIII be given
truck and general farming in south
west Texas by the building of one of
the biggest irrigation systems IN the
United states What the Assuan dam
Is to Egypt the Rio Grande Valley
reservoir viii bc to Southwest Texas.
The undertaking is financed by the
Rio Grandc valley Reservoir and II
rigation company. A natural depres-
sion ncar Hidalgo. the seat Of the
county Of that name. viii form tho
reservoir. At least 1000 acres viii be
covered by the water and 1900, 600, 600
cubic feet. or $4,000 acre-foct. Of
water viii he stored up over 5000
aercs of surrounding land VIII
thus be rendered independent Of the
"a happy homo there.
While the work looks too stupendors
to be undertaken by private indiyid-
uals. II is less so when the ground is
examined. on the north side of the
proposed reservoir there are high
banks Of the former bed Of the Rio
Grande and towards tho south, where
q dam viii retain the water, there is "a
gradual slope upwards causing at pre-
the accumulation of a great deal
of water in the forms of little lakes
and resaeas.
Much of tho land near the reservoir
is already cleared and ready for cul-
tivation The soil Is claimed to be In
exhaustibly rich and the ever present
water supply should make this one of
tho garden spots OF the United states
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
Dcluge Follows Hurricane.

Louisville, Ky, July 23-Aecord-
ing to repor received by the weather
bureau. excessive rainfall has oo-
CURED IN several parts of Texas fol-
lowing Wednesdays hurricane.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24
Abcrnathy Family safe.

Beaumont. Texas, July 23.-The
A%bcrnnthy family of thirteen persons,
reported lost In the storm of Wodnes-
day. has arrived at Stowcll untn-
iured,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

n tho fathers OF this city can do
anything In the m8ttcr. the %hilhoards
now adorning part Of the Alamo
property win have to mako room
Posters setting forth In hiazine coinrs
and torse prose the adsnWges to hc
gained by using this and that have
heretofore formed a rather odd cone
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

You can never De qulte sure where q Gold
"a eolng fe hlt sou On the Tan aud winter
Do may settle leo tho hnUeiS produeing severe
pain. To- the summer lt may EiVe Nou collie
with dlafrhnea ur summer complaint De
nnf he alarmed NOR torment yourself with
fears q appendicitis 49, iuHammaticn - the
bowels Al the Hrst sEu - the pain 90
cramp take Perry Davis ralukIlfr lu varrn.
fu=rirnft Mater and relief Mil come ar
ouee There Is tut. one PAinkiler Perry
Davis IT. Be- now nuf Esp Tn r. large fsc sAe
a. ~vli as the regular soc slxs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

That troublesome times are ahead
of the railroad business In Mexico is
the opinion of local railroad men who
come in contact with the Mexican
railroad employees on the border
Ever since the merging of the various
lines into the National railways Of
Mexico % great deal of unrest has
been manifested among their em-
%pIovcs. The Mexican government be-
ine now a controlling factor in the
combination 1t IS but natural hat it
should try to get it's people en-
ploNcd ON the lines. with this pol
icy. however. the American railroad
men are not impressed,
At a recent meeting OF tho board of
directors of the national railways it
was decided to get as many young
Mcxicans as possible into the tele-
graph department of the system
While quite a number are even now
employed in IT, none Of them fill my
oi tho better positions. all of the dis
patchcrS and cher dispatchers being
Americans. To get these men trained
10 was suggested Go the dispatchers
that they needed assistants. The men.
however. thought that they could get
along without assistants. and as a.
countcr-moNo it was decided to ask
Tor AN increase in salary. The dis
pltchcrs. who have heretofore rec
coivrd 290 pesos per month. have
asked for am increase of ten pesos,
and the chief dispatchcrs with "a SAL
AIRY ct 500 pesos. asked FOR an addi-
tional a. pesos. sixteen chief dis
p1tchctS and siNty-fivo dispatcherS
are Involved iu these demands
A%ocordine TO present indications the
conductors and engineers of the sys-
tenn viii side with the dispatchers
The former realize hat 1t is hut a
question of time before their turn Will
come and a complete tie-up Of the
system AT this time would do much To
restore the American emploNc 10 the
point of Vantage hc formerly held
The Mexican government, while hold
slight majority of the stock of
pd might see fit To 20 "a little
IN the matter II the American
N1oldcrs OF the road failed Co see
'u'lthe systems should be crippled
'tnv length OF time because of the
Neat haste of the Mexican govern
mcnt Go get It's own citizens TO run
the road
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

An artcsian wen near here = indul-
ging in a rather queer prank After
the well had been sunk it was found
that the flow was not sufficient to
meet tho demands Of its owners and a
pumping plant was therefore installed
To the surprise of everybody, after the
pump had worked for about three
hours. the wen began Ia develop into
u regular gusher After flowing a lit
tie while the wen seemed to gradually
lose the pressure that was forcing the
water up and after q while the pump
had to be cut In again, Pumping the
wen again started the Flow n since
then it has repeated ITS first perform
over ana over again. The exact
cause of the phenomenon has as yet
not been asccrtaincd. Engineers who
have examined the ground on which
the well is located are of the opinion
however. thnt the action of the Wcll
is due to the presence of a subtcrra-
mean river at "a depth OF 1S5 feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-24

The Missouri Society OF New
Mexico meets the second Wed
nesday Of each month at odd
Fellows HAN, 321 South Sec
ond street Next meeting, wed
nesday, August nth. 1909.
Headquarters az Room 4,
Barnett building. Second and
Central. Phone 1919.
All Mlssourians m request
ed to call ana register.
O ] KRAMER. Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-08
No TITLE no THE POLE.

Academic aud sentimental though i
Is. the question of national title to the
North Pole possesses a 'ertain irrepres-
sible interest which warrants discussion
of il and which makes welcome the de
tailed and authoritative consideration
which is given to il in The American
Journal of International Law 10y the
editor OF that excellent publication. DT.
Scott reviews with some circumstance
the various preceding Arctic ventures,
their purposes and results and their as
poets from the point OF view of interna-
tiOnal law, aud then states the case con
cerning the actual discovery of the pole,
whether by Dr. Cook or Commander
Peary or both. with a lucidity and fOrce
which we think must prove convincing.
Ii The pole be In an open sea. beyond
the ordinary territorial distance from the
nearest land. even though il be on field
of ice which might he grounded upon the
bottom OF that sea. no power can c, i'm
title 10 IL. for il is part Of the high
seas But also IL ID bs within three
miles Of the shore. or even IL il lie On
dry lard. practically The sane is TO be
rstlfi. hffatAsf io ifuhtI 'sih tbi4Lt III lllE
inGhOate title OF discovery by actual 90
cupatiOn. Such confirmation by occupa-
tion Is necessary for the establishment
OF title, and possession and occupation
must be effected by an authoritative eX-
pedition sen. thither for that purpose
OF course ihe very Uature Of the case
precludes The possibility that such occu-
nation will ever be made
Title has Indeed been established 10
some Arctic lands. such as Greenland
Iceland. Lap!sna and some OF the lands
north OF Hudson Bay. But actual pos
session has bssn takea CT them and they
hsye bsn cecupied and utilized. On Tie
other baud, spitzbergen. though various
New-York tribune., 1909-11-08

masses. IL is rot the crude socialism
proclaimed b. Mr.. Keir Hardie. when hs
declares that every child should have
plenty % eat. that every strong man
should have work. that every aged per
son should have comfort and that al
should have freedom.
II Is not the impossible policy OF land
naturalization. with the State as the one
blOated landlord and all men and women
tenants and shareholders with equality
OF rights. II IS a method OF multiplying
small freeholds with the help OF n.
Treasury. and Of giving ownership 10 az
many people as possible. in the exDecta-
ton that they will become more con-
tented and less sociaiistic. II nav not
prove an aliuring policy when farming Is
so Improbable an industry as II Is in
England and when the artisans IN the
OvercrOwded towns are not drawn back
TO the soil. but II Is something better
than the class warfare now openly pro-
claimed against weil-t0-do people on ths
Elusive pretenee that the poor working
man Will be enriched by predatory ad-
ministration- LNF.