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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Nebraska

Lausten was killed. though he had been
sssociating with the gang which did the
murderous work.
The paroled prisoner Il a young man Of
"a He was released under the Jurisdiction
Of his grandfather at Rushviis and will
go to live with his mother on a farm near
that place.
No Parole for EeIIer.
The applicant for a parole in behalf OF
Frederick zeller. under sentence OF five
years for incest on his sister. a girl Of II.
has been denied. His brother. william.
convicted for the same offense. had pre-
viously applied for clemency and the re-
quest in his case was also refused The
ZeTers are from Grafton.
According to the papers N file. Mrs,
Rosenberg says it was her husband that
was cruel. She alleges that he has an
income Of 5000 a year. but has allowed her
only s. a week to live on, and then made
her give him an itemi7ed statement Of al
her expenditures. Rosenberg. in his allega-
lions OF cruelty. says that when ne went
to business in the morning his wife would
tell him she hoped he would come home
on a stretchsr and that she had already
bought mourning for a cheerful w~tdovhood
He says she would lie in bed until after
he went to business. and then would &c;
up and stay out all day. not getting his
meals.
One night of dreadful memory says
Rosenberg. she came home late, and vhen
he was sleeping soundly, she jumped into
bed and pushed him out He fell hard
because he was asleep. hit his nose against
the loor-and she never even spologized!'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
MERRY WIDOW CAUSES PANIC
IN C0NSTkNTIN0PLE THEATER
and St0p Performance by HOOt-
ing and Beating ON Floor.

CONSTANTTNOPLE Feb. H.-The pre-
s~entation last night At the local opera
house OF The Merry Widow" the comic
opera that has had such success elsewhere.
resulted IN a scene Of rtotins. II was being
sung by al Austrian company before a
large audience. including many members
OF the diplomatic corps. In the midst OF
the play a group OF M~ontenegrins. whose
national sentiments were rounded by the
presentation. began a disturbance. They
whistled. booted and beat on the floor with
heavy sticks. The audience hurriedly left
the theater and several women tainted IN
the rush. The demonstrate were arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Women Avoid
Operations

The writer was talking 20 an AilinR
trained nurse a few weeks ago. The query,
whether or not she would have an opera
ton performed. met with this significant
reply. Most assuredly not" This remark
Is set down here for your guidance. ItG
moral ts-shun operations.
Instead OF seeking a surgeon. II you suf-
FER monthly aciRes or pains in your special
organs. have ieucorrhoea or are Irregular
In any way test the merits OF the follow
Ing effective and Inexpensive female tonic:
One ounce Fluid Extract Black HaW and
the druggist must add five ounces OF pure
water. Take a ~teaapoonful OF this simple
mixture after meals and al bedtime for q
period and you should experience a great
change for the better IN ths ohArastsF OF
that evsn6
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Nebraska

At the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A, w. Jacobs. four miles northwest OF this
vited friends their daughter. Ethel wads-
worth. was united in marriage 10 Roy Miz-
ner by Rev. A. Z. Prior of the Congrega-
tonsi church OF this city,: also recently.
A. EriksOn, three miles west OF Harvard,
their daughter, Minnie. was united in mar
Rage TO Edmond FitZke. in the presence OF
a large number Of their friends. Miss Jes-
sic Fisher of this city. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs A. c. Fisher. and Mr.. Leroy
Fiscus OF Trumbull were married by Judge
Button at HIS office IN Hastings last week.
VALENTINE-COunty Judge Quigley last
Saturday appointed Ben Hobson. j. p
Pettycrsw, John Jackson. T. c. Hornby, w.
r.. Bulls and O. A. Chapman as commits
sioners to appraise the land east OF town
| which the Northwestern needs to make
some changes in the line and also for the
the Ni0brara river. which is TO be built
here this spring.
WEST P~OINT-Alva Sass and Miss Rosa
Kasok were married at the Congregational
parsonage BY ReE; Or arotss; M S sass
Point and Is in the employ OF SchinstOck
Bros Both the parties were brought up IN
this community and are extremely popular
young people.
WEST POINT-News reached the city Of
the double wedding at Cunningham. Kan.
OF Anton Becker and Miss Katherine
Fischer and OF william Fischer TO Miss
Mary Becker. The parties are al former
residents OF Cunning county, where they
nave numerous relatives.
YES POINT-The association OF rural
mail carriers Of Cunning county met at
Wisner and elected as officers for the COM
ing year: ]. w. Rich. West Point pres-
dent; George w. Briggs, Beemer. vice presi-
dent: William Smith. Beemer. secretary.
and William Farley, Bancroft. treasurer.
The meeting adjourned 20 meet again 81
Beemer on Labor day.
wES POINT-Louis WOermsnn and Miss
Anna B~sttenhausen were united IN mar
riaSe al the German Lutheran church in
Neigh township on Thursday, Rev. W.
Harms, pastor. officiating The couple are
the children OF prominent Neigh township
farmers
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
TWO ITALIAN THIEVES SHOT
IN FIGHT WITH OFFICERS
One is Killed and Another Fatally
Wounded I'm Battle with New
Orleans Detectives.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. N.-In a run
ming fight between detectives and Italian
thieves hsre today enc OF the thieves was
killed and another fatally wounded. Two
other men. alleged 10 be implicated in the
robbery, were captured.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

B b Brooks today signed the bill passed
by the last legislature rendering Il impos-
sible for persons to remarry inside OF one
year after being divorced.
William J. LEIGHTON and Mrs. Nettie Car.
ter. both Of Denver. were united in mar
riRge here today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
THIRD CAvErN AT A SAND PIT
L. A. Jewell Crushed against
Wagon and Killed.

ANsLEY, Neb., Feb. N.-(SpeelaLp-A a
Jewell was killed in a sand PIT Two mlles
southeast OF Ansley yesterday afternoon
while hauling sand for the Analey Ce-
nnent company. The sand caved In on him.
crushing his head against a wagon wheel
He died on the road home. On " pre-
vioua occasions he had narrow escapes
from death In the same pit He was an
ola resident and leaves a~Wtfe and one
crown son.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

CHEYENNE Wye. Feb H~-(speeiaL)-
Colorado divorced couples VIII no longer
find In Cheyenne . GrstnA Green OF . place
for quick consunmAti0n Of love matches
Of roeenGly dfv0gosd persona, for Governor
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
LIFE TERM FOR TAKING
F0RTI-SN CENTS BY FORCE
Three chteAso HOIdaP Msn Dealt
with Severely URdeF New
Illinois stRtuts.

CHICAGO. FEB. a.-Thrss hosdup men
accused OF the thsrt OF . cents we're sen
fenced 20 HE terms In the psniksntiAry By
. jury IN jadgs Eer1Gssis eszEt today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Boz AccidentaIIr PoI.nn.h.

WEST POINT, Neb.. Feb. T-CspeciaLO-
A fatal accident happened in the family OF
John suva- living in Lincoln township. A
2-year-old boy of the family by some means
found a bottle OF strychnine which was
supposed TO be out OF his reach. He was
found within a few minutes by his mother
suffering from the effects Of the poison.
Medical aid was summoned. but too late
TO save the life Of the child.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
TIVE Ffremen Iniurea.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb g-Ths i.,~.
seven-story building at So Arch street. oc-
cupied BY the Paxson a Comfort ompan
undertakers' supplies. and several othsr
firms. was badly damaged by fire ssTi1
today, entailing q loss estimated at s100.6ol
Two nremen were slightly injured,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28

Ihis sentence was made possible By the
passage Of q law two years 3 providing
the severe penalty for highway robbery
committed with the aid Of deadly
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
HAS HAND SHATTERED By SHOT
Gun Discharged Accidentally Whiis
Ror Il Ont HuntinR.

BOY IL Out Hunting.
KEARNEY, Neb.. Feb. E.-CSpecial Tele-
gram.)-Clyde Bower. II years old. son Of
A. G.. Bower. had a portion Of his left hand
blown off by the accidental discharge OF
a shotgun while hunting on the Platte
river at an early hour this morning. The
gun was lying in the bottom of the boat
while the boys were endeavoring TO move
the boat over a ssndbar. when It went off
and young Bower held up his hand just
enough to catch the heaviest of the load.
Amputation Of his hand probably will be
necessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Nebraska

both having graduated from the academic
department. and the bride having been an
Instructor for two years They expect to
reside on a farm near town.
CENTRAL CTTY-News reached the city
Thursday OF the death that morning Of
Mat Yenney. a former citizen OF Central
City. at Hooper. Neb.. the report saying
that his dsath was a sudden one. According
to the report he was found dead in bed at
the hotel when the clerk went TO call him
after he had gotten up at the usual hour.
The remains will be brought here for burial.
CENTRAL CTTY-John Larson Of Omaha
and Miss Lorena Barnum Of this city were
married at Nilisca. la. Wednesday. The
ceremony took place at the home OF a
brother OF the groom. who resides at VII
tsca. Both young people are well known
here.
NEBRASKA CITY-Charles Bockrocker.
a resident OF the western part of the city,
was seriously injured yesterday by the
breaking Of the floor In an outhouse and
being thrown into a deep hole. He weighs
30 pounds and HIS injuries are Of a serious
nature.
NEBRASKA CITT-The home OF Guy Ed
wards was destroyed last evening. II was
situated in the southern part OF the city
and outside of the hydrsnt district. and
the fire boys could do nothing. The house
and contents were a total loss. with some
Insurance.. Two years ago Mr.. Edwards
lost his home and its contents while away
at work.
NEBRASKA CTTT-George Huffman Of
Walthiu. Neb., has purchased a half inter
est in the business Of George Trullinger
mann b II. Bruggeman has gone to Mo-
berry, Mo, 20 make his home. having Dur
place.
NEBRASKA CTTY-Last evening me ice
In the Missouri river broke up and went
out. This is the third time that the river
mas been frozen over and the ice broken.
1t broke all previous known records.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
The Weather

FOR NEBRASKA AND IoWA-ENIr
Sunday; moderate temperature.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Platte RepubIIcans Ranouet,

COLUMBUS. Neb. Feb E.@Speciall-
Platte county republicans begin 20 see the
necessity Of getting together and doing
something. and so last evening they had a
meeting and banquet at Maennerchor hall
There were almost as many together as
usually turn out to vote. The whole ar
rangement was gotten up by z. H. Cham
bers and ex-Mayor R g. Dickinson. and
the women Of the Congregational church
provided the supper. W. NJ Conelious was
the POSTMASTER, and the first speaker was
Hon. E r. Guerney OF Fremont. VINO kept
the boys interested In nearly an hours
speech on the subject Of The Ono Term
Party Postmaster Carl Kramer told
about What Shall we Do with the Ell.
Postmasters?" The next speaker was Rev
Samuel Hardness. pastor OF the Presby.
terrain church. He was not assigned a text
but talked about Roosevelt and Taft
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-28
Nebraska

the affirmative.
Several member Of the faculty have or
ganized a class for the purpose OF study
ing the French language. The Rosenthal
system Of instruction viii Be employed.
At the regular meeting of the Emanon
Debating society. Herbert Markward spoke
at length upon the subject Of Forestry in
Nebraska" He showed the gradual prog
ress that has taken place in this Ina OF
state work There are now loo square
miles OF forest in Nebraska. composed
chiefly OF bull pine and the Norway poplar,
with q large percentage OF cataipa-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
USELESS TO MAKE ENTRY
UNDER a2n AcRE Ac

Recorder Bramwell Of the La Grand,
sac Office has received a letter from
'e general land office stating that
----rsies gain no rights whatever nv
applying for entry under the enlarged
homestead act. and he is instructed
TO Immediately reject all such aup,i.
cations. Until the list Of lands are
designated by the secretary of the
interior Is made, no entries will no
received for any tract larger than 1s0
acres. 1t is not known how soon sucb
ilsls may be made. The s2O acre
act applies to only noa.irr.gable
non-m'neral land that contains no
meFcnan'aole timber. Such an entry
cannot be commutei and al least
one-eighth Of the land must be under
cultivation continually from the sec
OF d year. and al least one fourth from
the third year 1t win be months and
lkesy years before the list Of lands
subject to 32o acre entry is completed
oy ihe secretary Of the interior.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
CHICO 1ATTLINes.

CHICO April Ii-No. dear fellow
chirper. il was dead easy 10 write
hose little news items Of some weeks
ago. as they flow from my pen like
water from q ducks back, only more
SO.
The weather still continues fine
and everything Is flourishing ike a
green bay tree. Most all the Chico
ties are busy farming and catching
salmon in their leisure moments. as
a.; the creeks around here are full OF
salmon. I'VE all" are feasting on
salmon steaks
Mrs. EsteIle Endicott and children
have come out to the Endicott farm
20 stay for a while.
NJ. and Mrs. L. W. Wright and
VIII Afford made a trip 10 Enterprise
and back last week.
JEFF Stickney came in from town
Fith a horse bad of supplies for
mis- sheep camp on Chesnimnus.
win Zurcher brought in a load of
seed grain for his farm on Ches-
.imnus
Mrs. W. P. Ti1pett and children
we're visitors at Mrs. J. W. Affords
and L. Wrights. Sunday.
Jack Tippett came home on a visit
ast week from Joseph Greek, but has
gone 10 Imnaha now. Jack says alb
sence makes the heart gow fonder.
George Harris says he is stiIl look
ag for a cO1k. but says she must
knOw how TO make good angel cake.
G. Jones and vile were out auto
-iding Easter Sunday.
Mrs. S. T. Tippetts and son Roy
made flying trip 10 the city this
week.
Mr- and Mrs. Martin are stopping
IN the old Patten place.
There is a French family living on
ne AichellOd & Robin place this
ipring and viii do the cooking dur
ng the l2mbing season. They are
lust from the old country.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
City and County
Brief News Items


Public sale Household goods, etc
OF public square, p n IIilsl-s-
Wm. DzisIsy moved into MIS- Aui-S
u-one-rv in Alder VisE Saturday.
-, - -, nf.--ings
~ Asnis! :
Little Margaret Cl-rS. c21-L-e- o
Ar and srs. Prank ozark. Is Il.
.,s sai
- ana .-lS; 80 =, ioszph
e--lois n sls-- ~
Fred Wagner Is
residence in The norm P-l> "
By painting
The best washing machine O.
earth Is the Flyer fo- sale .
> J. ne
New Russian vsi.ings az MTS- Se-7
e-r-s s-e rhs latest creations IN N
line n vsls
=, ,s,.-z 0=-v
Ms. Ray Aenne-E O iS-
cane s2l1Fo2! lol 4 '-9'
IFisn1 MS " a A-''72-
Elgin Flour a. W J Fu-k 4 70 :
Patent $50 : sack. straight s--1=-
SL-4e SACK
lis L2-ave Z Nl-So1 Ai-e S------ &
q 5----s'-S 80 -sls 80 . = =, ~ 49, w5ls,r
r--nsins r. re- q ; vfDess in lie
Lew Wilson contest case.
- t-,.5-..= -,sa-,-- a.
The Lib-zry oel2-lun An slec-lo-
o. o--lSers rS---e9 = .o-ioes- - -
Gz-r ~ = : VS. s.--s-s-r a.
treasurer Mrs J. P. Sanders.
$3.50 vii buv q ladies' size Elgz-
o. WzIcham uOEsusnr in = bsa-l
fully engraved SOLID GOLD cass q
z 3 wbszts
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29

B. B B Yd made q business trip
70 Ws1O~s. MOliay
Re-esver c. r. Eberhard spent Sun
3zV az Joseph. returning 10 La
GrSnde MONDAY.
Lawn move 5. sprinklers and
garden hose az Ksltnsrs
AIRS. Seibert has the new droop
sailor so Popular this spring.
-Four pieces Of sheet music for SO
elCs al E. B. WheaIs. SSb1
Daniel BOYD and his brother. John
BOYD Of Portland. Ind are looking
over the North Country
Your choice of either Elgin uT
Walthsm Il jeEeled in a solid
nickled case fully guaranteed for
only s11SO al E B. Wheat's
The popular OrasOrie. Emmanuel,
parts ! and II viii be given az the
Presbyterian church FRIDAY evening
under the direction Of Mrs E. B.
Wheat. Lesiing local v0ealists as
sist in the production and Miss
Browning. Miss Davis and Mr.. Pratt
have 500 parts. The first part Of
this oTzIoriO was given with such
success rece1tlv that IL was the gen
eral wish Of music lovers that it be
repeated with the addition Of part ?.
II is e musical treat that none should
miss
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
TeIephone To Troy.

The first message from Troy over
ne new telephone line arrived jus;
4fier 10 O'Clock this morning. said
ne Flora Journal of April %. Amons
Inose interviewed was Petar Flicker
VINO pronounces the fruit crop down
mat way to be 'all right" (" He fur,
her said that Troy was on the boom
lnat in the last month the population
ian increased two-thirds. On being
;ioselv questioned regarding a con.
ierVatiye estimate of the population
Il the burg. hs explained that when
1e sold out u Mr.. yallen the pop-
Aa'lon was doubled and Mr.. Bark
nam S arrival completed the two
Il S increase.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
OF BENEFIT TO ALL

Kasparilla is the name of new remedy
most successfully prescribed for word
OF troubles For arrangements Of the
digestive organs it is a natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver and ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthy activity. Its bene-
iicial influence extends, however, to evesy
portion of the system, aiding in The
processes of digestion and assimilation d
food, promoting a wholesome, naturzl
appetite, correcting sour stomach. bed
breath, irregularities of the bowels, cor
srpation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unxznolesoue
conditions. Kasparilla dispels drovsi-
ness, headache, backache and despond-
ency due to inactivity of the live,
Kidneys and digestive tract. II Is q
strengthening tonic of the highest vaiue.
II 1t fails to satisfy we authorize al
dealers to refund the purchase price.
doHr CHEMICAL Co. Portland, Oregon
6uRNAUcH & MAYFtELp
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
CHURCH SERVICES.

NJ. z church: Sunday school a.
10 a N Preaching at IL a. N. BY
Rev. Z. T. Zimmerman Of the State
Anti-SelOOn league. EpwOrIh league
p. N No preaching in the even
inc on account OF Temperance Mass
meeting al Presbyterian church. ad-
dressed by Rev, z T. Zimmerman.
PRAYER meeting Thursday evening at
T:3O O'Clock.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
SIX CANDIDATES FOR
COUNcILMEN ACCEPT

]. A. French has filed his accept
anes Of the nomination for council
man and so far the ticket 10 bs
voted next Tuesday is as follows:
For meyo--Byram Mayfield
For colncilmen-L. Berland. B
B. BOYD. S E Conbes. ]. A. French
c. E Funk. c. T Hockett.
For city recoEder-G. NJ Gaily. W
E. TaggHrt.
For city attoraey-Thos. II. Dill
Tomorrow is the last day for filing
acceptances.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
FRATERNAL HALL ADDRESS.

The Goth anniversary OF American
Odd Fellowship will be observed b.
Enterprise lodge No. 153 in Fraternal
nall Sunday. May 2. az 2:30 D. m.
Key. A L. HOVarth Of Joseph will
deliver an address. and there will b.
& fine program Of music. Every JOd.
invited.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29

L A wans- veat to Ia Grande
Monday.
Ssrs-sl msn fr1u Pullman. Wash
are here locking ior wheat land
Before buying a mattress see
Ashley's sl2-5o special
Ben Oznbsy is building 4 residence
ne south pat Of town
We can sin furnish Timothy Seed
E n & u. Co
S1-e Of Rev Adams goods. on pub
lie square. THURSDAY. p. m
Poison Wheat Is eis. per pound
Guaranteed 70 kill Jackson &Weayer-
Miss Eula FO-sy5he was a week
nd visitor a. Joseph
Most popular OF oratoriOs. En-
manuel. AZ Presbyterian church. Fri-
aay night April 30.
A ss. OF IS47 knives and forks
II sass Al Z. B. whear's. the ieE-
sler. S6ol
EIder c. z Mayfield OF Elgin was
, guest over sunday. Of his son, NAY
y BErzm Msyfseli.
4 l1ad Of Pi.rssurzh fencing went
~ from 5. D. ke.rner-s 70 H W
3eseher. TUESDAY.
c. p. Ragsdale went down 10 Mi
here
Contractor :. +. HaTwOrth went 10
-s Grznde. Monday. % see abo1;
se--iuE sand
6. ( Tesr soli IEo lO-5 u KaEh-
-Tu and EOse- KAY II he west part
+ 4 EoEa. SaI rtzy-
A c. Miller went 10 La Grande
. lo1dsy 70 AMEND the Oregon Idaho
. lsFe-o -opDs1I congress.
l Mss ElvE knight returned 10 her
loDe s, ElEia TUESDAY after a plezs-
NJ visit with he relatives. the fam
les Of Frank own5ey and Aadas
SOlcnE.
Z WOO3lark poi Oned wheat. Il kills
ne squirrels. Buy il At Burnaugh &
Nsy1sld's.
:. C. Shacksl ord. the fve-yn2n.
as Z l11e neE bus inst received
-oD me East Il makes The trains
II he Commercial ho1eI.
Z T Oaks has given tba new
Tristan DarsOnsze a coat OF paint
He also has contracts for painting
ne residence OF Nrs. 7. r. Akias
3 nd Geo. ". HYATT
AZ the Methodist church. Thurs
( iGv ezslIg. April -. az S O'Clock.
3 discourse on Christian Stewardship
xiii be given bv a specialist. Rev.
E z DARK Every christian who
Z attends this serTice viii get an in
( sp.rz-i1l 10 con nss rated stewardship
Zen are especially invited Rev.
7 1--E VIII also leak ar the Chris
ian church OF Friday evening
T G. T. HRrcyigsen came up tFqm
Z lis ranch on Snake river Monday
md IN speaking OF the crops down
here says that only part Of the
-ruir trees suffered from the lats
.-Osr and that alfalfa is about 90
inches tall. He also brought up
some barley which was heading out
The Electric theatre offers attrae-
i've programs for all three nights
I his week. but the one for Saturday
night viii strike popular chord-the
story OF Damon and Pythias. known
and loved tie world over. It is
( portrayed in beautiful series Of pie
I .urs5. which aside from the sentiment
+ lf the sto-y. makes il well worth
seeing II IS ysgy complete. two
full reels or 2O0O feet Of films being
lsei The theatre has been en1cying
nightly increasing crowds. and has
added greatly TO the enIsrtainm ent
/ by the installation OF fine new pia-
90. The singing Of the illustrated
< songs by local vocaIisls has given
- -r-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-04-29
Kills 70 Stop the Eisnd.

The worst foe for IL years Of John
De!e. Of Giadwin. Mich, was a run.
alng ulcer He paid doctors over
siVV.OO without benefit. Then Buck.
zen Arnica salye killed the ulcer
4na cured him. Cures Fever Sores,
bois, Feions, Eczema. Salt Rheum,
Jus. Corns. 25c at Burnaugh & MAY.
iie.d's.