davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

every household. The children need
| not necessarily have it all to them
selves In the nursery. Let the rock
ing horse, and the doll house. and the
! brought downstairs occasionally tor
the use OF grandpapa and grand
mama.
After good game or pirates, in
| which the rocking horse. turned up
side down, is the ship; ,srandpapa will
mama will never be nodding after din
ner or worrying about draughts, IL
she has been knocking down all the
towers Uncle Jim has built with the
had party in the dolls house, ending
with the supposititious ride in a motor
car. enacted for the occasion by the
Morris chair. with papa In fur rug
and seek. and hunt the slipper,
and blind mans buff, all Of which
would be excellent after-dinner games
when the peppery colonel from next
door and the maiden aunts from the
country are guests.
Sliding down tthe banisters might
be tried by all. save octogenarians, and
prove as entertaining to the youthful
members of the family as rejuvenat-
Ing to the children of a larger growth
In short, II they mean to Keep young
no limit to the folly OF the elders
Let those who find the greatest diff
ficulty in laughing watch the antics
OF the middle-aged in their desperate
efforts to defy Time, and they Will
be holding their aching sides In no
time.
Why does not some one start a
School of Youth, where all who are
anything, over forty can go for an
hour daily to laugh and kick and
crow and leap over the traces of
dignity and conventionality? It would
be simply overlooking with pupils OF
both sexes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06

Ing for him when he reached his home
could not Danish it. Other letters only
marked the contrast between their
words and the frown. He met another
young woman who seemed not to know
how to frown At least she did all
her frowning in seclusion. His last
memory OF her. like his first, was of
her smiling The smile made him for
get inc other girl. To remind him,
she brought suit for breach of promise.
He pleaded that her sour face" the
last time he saw her had remained
ourr-like in his memory, so long as
any memory survived.
Ahd .i me judge thought the plea for
the last imnressionp strong enough
TO take 1t under advisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
Una Do Cards Foretell the TRUTH ?
Oman
I John i BY SELMA LAGERLOF
G. &c crof the 40 Lten.ue)

Aunt venncrvlk. do not worry
I about that"
"oh, then suppose It means she
must make her living among strang-
tines" the old lady signs. still, you
have managed very well yourself (her
face brightens), and If she will only
be as capable woman as you are,
shall be happy"
"She Will not weave single damask
tabecloth during her whole life" says
Aunt Vennervlk, a little eNcitedly.
And bent over her cards, Aunt Ven
nervilt no longer thinks whether the
things she prophcsics are pleasant or
Aunt Vennervik Is en-
tirely under the spell of her magic.
You know she will have very much
to do with books and paper"
Astonished, Mrs. Lagerlof stares at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
The Last impression
BY ADA PATTERSON

A male person covering under the
frown of the court gave as his excuse
for breaking his engagement to marry
a New York girl that "she had locke
sour the last time he saw her.
She retorted for the enlightenment
OF the puzzled court that her betrothed
were waiting In the railroad station
for the arrival of his train. and that
she showed her disapproval of his bad
taste in making public display of his
affection by looking. not sour, but per-
haps not exactly sweet.
The Judge said he needed time to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06


This should attract tho cyos OF every skin
ads this paper Tho missing link between
}od eating and fat making mas at last been
iscogered
The principle which turns food into solia
rsh has been located, analyzcd and repro
Iced in tablet form Tor all 10 take.
Tho chrpnoally thin arc generally hearty
ttcFs, Many q man with a big BAY N,u.
pw eats LOGS than some @itHciHd up shrimp
iith hips like two clam shelis nailed 10 Al
para,
Eaiing viii not produce fat unless the
%lod be assimilatcd.
Es.Assimilated is the word,
Sriump. well-nourishcd meo ana wp:nfi
>sslniiiate the!r food. skinpy people doI
That IS All there IL 10 it,
htYe thin scrawuy woman tho power to
= Jsimilate her food properly and In a foil J
k-ght rhc may develop founded figure
'hlch Viii nc the admiration of passefsby
y any tat anu eassy bappy so-lnctS bus
less nan lose this power TO properly as-
tnilate his food and IN liity his clothes
I'LL hang IN fegtouns npon his eiaacIatea
7aiar.
1During the past Ten or twoIye lnon,hA
hme ytrg convincing tests haye been. made
i'll new treatment, II seems TO contain
G1hat might be called Tho aetiyo prlncipie
assimilation LIS record as q fat and tis
10 builder has been so rcmarkable tha,
arrangements are now BENG made witt
sadinY papsra Whereby an readers cnn
Il ave IN ppportunit4 10 test this new dis
9vnrS free of Charge.
'The name sergol has been given 10 mi
ew preparation. By usins IT sou ma,
7lrkly become plump strons and hearty
$780, food sou aat viii be t4aal into arn,
d
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-06
COUPON.

This certificate ana 10 to heip
aeifaS distribution expenses entities
we Nc, holder 10 on9 so-can, package OF
n9 CO. tanlcis. the home treatment.
traetiyc. -" =
Times Dispatch.
coon FOR TEN DAYS.
me shrsnl Co... 261-i Times. Dispatch
building, Rlchmonh, Va.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

D9bhins' Addton-square 800. lot 81: Burns @.
bowney % Marie Evelyn fletcher SO
Ecicnth street northwest, between l. and NJ streets
Square al. part o. original lots and 6.
Richard +. Pairo q TX % John G.. Bruce and
William H. Cowan. trustees. So
lnGieside-SquaTe Bl7, lots 9 ana 81 John c. Bruce
and William ii. COWan. trustees to Richard Z.
FsiIo Sl5
Bingham Piace-East part Of Iot ls. block IL John
T. StUckert 60 ~. 90 samuel Kraft so
street northwest. between Thirteenth aud -Four
teentA strects-SQuaTe - part Of lot n Ralph
A Howe et ux % james Harvey Randolph and
Alberta B. Randolph So
Holmesd MaH0g-L0t IA block q. Harry B. WI
son 20 AK. Oh John 4 Paul SO
Cleveland PaTk-L0t p block 2: Louise Taylor 70
Grace Ttry. $40.
CLARK Mills EstateP Part q LOT g: Walter F. wa
cox aud Walter r. Wilcox 70 J. Nay Mor-i-
son. So
b street southeast between Fifth and Sixth streets
Square So part q lot T. Jennie Hamilton %
Lizzls NJ Walter SO.
Addition 10 Congress HeigltS-Iot q block s; Ralph
= Barnard ard GW Il. johnson. trustees. 10
NIml o. Bennett So
ChlcAester-L0t - block 7: joseph X. Dawson e.
IA. % BENJAMIN Bie'hYE. SO
Chichestsr-Lot O. block 4 Benjamin Blcthyn e az
tl Anna ". smith so
ISIS Thirteenth street I6rta.yest-Squars Is PARIS Il
lois . ard 2. Annie Cold et VIZ 20 A. Levin
Kiher. so.
Girls PcftoA-Psrt; Al-la p Livingston e. viz 70
Richard s Wolfe So
Floral Hiil-sluare $50; lot q Lucius F. Lafa-n 70
John l. Jones $50
Dobbins' Addition square $500. lot -. Nathan A
SGoplC Ct IT- % Francis s. Bluud1n. SO
TLir-y-ifth street northwest, between street and
Reservoir stTeet-Squsre 49, lots ~ and us.
R--l-Gd S. Wolfe e. TX. u jams d. Risdou.
So
schretzsn Psrk-I0t %. block . Edward T. Chs.
m1ud u TX o. Harry C. Kaufman. SO
street northwest, between North Caratol ard First
s'rsets-squaTe SIS lots 81 and 60: James F.
Buudy and Marion T. Clinkscales, trustees. 20
Thomas Walker s.
street southeast between Third and Fourth streets
Square 7ss. Dot s. Henry H. Mckee et Tx. 10
Cora Z. FemSnsf. 5.
Chew 1hese-sluays 1915. lot 2 Albert NJ sehnei-
deI 20 Milna b. Schneider. Sc
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
YELLED PROPHETS ENTERTAIN.
kaIIIpoIis GrOttO Host to Grand
Monarch OF Couatry.

Kallpolis Grotto. No, IS. Mystic order
Yelled Prophets Of the Enchanted Realm,
entertained the grand monarch OF the
United States, George z. Hatch, OF ROch-
ester. y. Y, at their eighth ceremonial
session at the National Rifles Armory
last night. Forty candidates We're given
the order by the degree team. composed
OF twenty-five members. Monarch J. ".
Collins presided.
After the initiatory ceremonies the
members adjourned 10 the banquet hall
where a Dutch lunch was served. Dr.
" +. r. Phillips was postmaster, and
toasts We're responded 10 by Grand Mon
arch Hatch, Frank Cunningham. David
Wolf. Frank X Raymond, and Peter
Latterner. Mr.. Cunningham. Peter Lat
telner. and Frank Raymond assisted IN
the musical programme
Grand Monarch Hatch congratulated
the local officers for their progress in
making the Kallipolis Grotto a live and
growing organization. The membership
has increased from so to 800 in five years.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
RECOVERING FROM INJURIES.
DIR. Irvine Does Not Know How His
Accident Happened.

Ossining, y. Y. Oct. 26.-Dr. Robert 6.
Irvine who was found lying unconscious
besides his automobile on Broadway. near
the Frank a. Vanderlip estate. al Scar
borough. yesterday afternoon, and who
was reported 10 be in a dying condition
last night was able 10 leave his bed this
morning, and II is expected that he viii
be able TO resume his practice in a few
DAYS.
AT first he said an automobile ran into
his machine. but this morning IL was not
clear 10 him whether he had been run
into or whether he struck something on
the roadside, and was hurled 10 the
ground It is the general impression that
he was driving his machine az a high
rate II speed and may have had his
vision obstructed by smoke from a bon
fire OF leaves blazing on the roadside
and crashed into a stone in the gutter.
The machine shows no evidence Of bav-
ing been run into. The steering gear
is bent and a front axle broken.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
Equity Court No. 2.


No. 29Ila Knox vs. PhilsdelphA Saving Fund So
cety; decree substituting Trustee. Attorney. Il. ;.
WEIGH
No. 2NA Eichh0rn ct a.. Va Kearney ct al. /;
auditors rvp0r. confirmed and order Substituting
trustee bond. 80 Attorneys. J. Il. fague-j. G.
Cuttings
No. 9la Mayer vs. Mayer reference to sx-
aminsr. Attorneys. Lecke. Fulton Coz-tor-
eoran Thorn. r. q. Danoldson W. +. Donaldson.
H. Z. Davis. and Philip Hichborn.
No. $50 Graratte Va. Grayatts; rule retIrnahls
November l. 1910 fled. Attorneys, i. B. Rhodes
c. and f. Darlington.
No. $50 Ross vs.. Ross bin dismissed. Att0r-
neys. C. Carington-W. c. Chase and NJ. Chnk-
scales.
Assignments for October 2s-Motions:
No 2 Jones e al Is. Penusbakes. Attorneys,
Davis Jones 4 Poe Laskey. Prentiss & Jackson.
No. 30 Moore Moore Attorneys. Lambert
Darlington. Carlisle Luckott and johnson
Jones.
No. 10 Reisinger vs. ReisingeT. Attorneys. Rich
ardson & shreIe-B Bailey.
No. q Bromley vs.. Bromley. Attorneys. smith
McNamara.
No A. Bigss u BisEs. AttOHnsys Macsan a
StrasBlrger- Reilly
No. g. Thompson vs.. Thompson Attorney. Plum
oy
No 90 Fox vs. Patterson Attorneys. Marshall
Davis Happier q Merillat
No. g. WhsAn vs.. Whelan. Attorneys. Ridout &
MoulIon-WhiJe.
No S. Hood vs. Mencken et al Attonsya
Lipscomb, Forrest & Whlte-Burkar
No. q. Wrms Va WeymS Attorneys. Gaskins
Gray.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
The following some extracts from letters DIR.
Caldwell has received;

Your sample bottle andI r1aifed
VITA results that bought larger bottle and
effects mat am putting others the relief
years OLD and have heah utaed With torpid liver
no" have the night remedy viii
without lncunveIieIee. Mrs, Garter
am IS years cid; have been seriously afflicted
Die Tor over % unable anything during time;
slent al had docng with several local doctors
elalls, all 70 and
ahei coislIauon OF serious would
nom three 10 i've DAYS without pills salts
&c uni vas entirely tired Of life. everything saw
your adj sent for free sample o. PeIn received
me so much good that bottle Ter dl-
rect.ofs regularly; get another bottle TODAY 1t has dome me
world Of good the effective Of apr
remedy have ever used Il IS simply me"-A A.
Lewis. h. ., Box 81, Benouvile. Ark.
i received your free simple Of Syrup Pepsin L. and
am nov taking 500 bottle doing great deal Of COOL
nave had trouble less with lett
Inc army Dali have taken the
sample you sent me did would give il
tfaL Il Is helping and shall I can
e1nnend II having and trouble
Geo. ). siaulding Nat. Soldiers Home. Kansas
i have tried syup ieTsin
am recommending
my VoEd shall use as long live praise enough
Enoa Gilpin, National Soldiers Home. DanYIie, III
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
GoMPERS FAVORS SUFFRAGE.
American Federation of Labor Pres
Ident Speaks at Meeting.

At a mass meeting Of the labor unions
OF Washington. held in typographical
Temple last night. 10 protest against the
open shop" President Gompers. Of the
American Federation OF Labor, was the
principal speaker
1t is a disgrace that the laboring men
OF Washington should not fight harder
TO prevent the open shop said Mr..
GompeTs. and il is also a shame that
the men OF the District do not have
the right OF franchise. There is no reason
why the labOring men of this city should
not have the right to vote. the same as
the citizens OF any othf community"
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, October 20, 1s1O0
"wednesday, October 70, 1900
supreme Court of the emitted States.


Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr. Justice White.
Mr. Justice MeKenna Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr. jus
tice Day. Mr.. Justice Lurton. and Mr. Justice
Hughes.
Eugene l. Graves. Of AIuskoeee Okla. and Auto-
Mo NJ. opiaso. Of Manila. p. l.. were admitted to
practice
No. i3 Robert A. Hooe and Arthur Herbert. APP
pellsnts vs.. The United States. Argument con
tinued by Mr.. L. T. Michener for the appellants
and by MF. Assistant Attorney General John ..
Thompson for the appellee. and concluded BY Mr.
l.. r. Mchencr for the appellants.
No. ID. Western Union Telegraph Company plain
til In error. IS. Commercial Milling Company. Ar
gument commenced by Mr.. Rush Taggar for the
plaintiff In error continued by Mr. Ralph b. VIII
knscn for the defendant an error and concluded by
Mr. c. D. J0slyn for the plaintiff Ia error.
No l6 Illinois Central Railroad Company. pain
tia in error. rs The Commonwealth q Kentucky
argument commenced BY Mr.. Edmund +. Trabne
Tor the plaintiff In error and continued By Mr.
T. l. Edelen for he defendant IN error.
Adjourned until tomorrow al u O'Clock.
The day call loz Thursday, October q, viii be as
follows: Nos. l6. Il. Is. 30. q. p 81 Iand 49,, @
2 and Is.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
DIR. Joseph y. GOrren Found Dead.

Culpeper. Va, Oct 26.-Dr. Joseph n.
Gorrell. prominent druggist of Culpeper.
was found dead lying on his bed in his
room here this morning. Dr. Gorrell, who
was one OF the most highly esteemed
young bushes men Of this town, retired
TO his room last night in his usual good
health. and II was a shock 10 this COM
munity to hear of his sudden death.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
plan Rest Cure for yoman

Sutherland Springs, Tex, OCT. a6-Plans
have been adopted for the erection Of the
buildings and other improvements Of
the Sanatorium and Rest Home that are
10 be established here at a cost of S-zo 0Co
A number OF New York women sr,o,o
them being Mrs. Russell Sage. ara nrn-
noting the project. under the name of the
Rest Cure Home Company. II will he
made resting place for overworked
women OF the larger cities OF the country
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignment for Sosember SPECIAL calendar;
No. g. Wall va oyster. Attorneys. Birney &
Ridout-Peelle
No Is. Pitchlynn vs. District Of Columbia Az
torneys Hemphiil Ray g. Braddock-ThonAs.
No a. Goldsmith et al. Valentine. Attor-
neys O'Dunoghue & Alexander.
No. Is. Houston ct al. vs. Houston ct al. Attor-
ney. Myers.
No. l6. Graham vs.. BUR-. Attorney. Fenning.
Regular call:
No. IB Desio VS.. Hutchinson. Attorneys,
Sholes-Alc Cammou & Hayden
No. 2l5s Rawlings Va Collins Attorneys Jones
RidOut.
No. 2l59. Fletcher vs.. Lspscomb Attorney. Hufty-
No. u6l I0Sa Apartment House Company vs
Heische Attorneys leighton & McIschlen.
No. 2l6a Wint1u vs. Smith Piano Company, At
torneys, Bradheld-SulliVEn.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
Circuit Court No. L.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

No 50l99. NisIi vs.. Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad
Company, verdict for defendant Attorneys. Down
ing & Bcry-G = Iiami.t0a.
No. 6lsla Motor Car Company rs. Geddss e al
leave granted 90 ile additional pleas. Attorneys.
A. g. Wells-Brley & Woodard.
No 5tGel Scutt vs. Ross. order for commission 20
issue Attorneys. =. H. Walisce-S. II. Giesy.
No 5155. Masters vs.. Knights = Agriculture
motion 20 change name % Knights Of Industry
granted on trial Attorneys l. L. Gics-N. e.
Gardner.
Assignments for October q:
No. s.. Nelson vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys. Happier & Merillat-
Darlington.
No g. Motor Car Company vs.. Geddes 81 al At
t5rueys Wells-Birney & Woodsrd.
No. s. Mcnamara IS. Washington Terminal Com
pauy Attorneys. Leekie. Fulton 4 Cox-Hamilton.
No ls2 Ransom VS. Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys, Hackett and Syme-PeuJ son and
Dunlop
No lSs American Surety Company rs DYER.
Attorneys. McKeuney FlsureTy & Hitz-WsrTen 6
SholeS
No. IL. Rafferty, vs.. Fisher Ct al. Attorneys.
G0llnda Johnston.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
Circuit COurS 80. 2.
II STICF BARNARD.

No. $500 Bsrmam Va Capital Traction Gem
pany. Attorneys ". J. Lambert and r. II. Yeat-
man-E. r. Perry & Son and g. T. Dunlop.
No. 5l5GS. BaltrotsEy vs.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company leave 10 amend declaration forth
with Attorneys, Charles Bendhem ard Edwin For
rest
No. 5llG. PiIling vs. Garrett e. al. Judgment q
condemnation. Attorney 7. +. Pratt
No. 52I. kirby rs. Clarke property released
from custody Of marshal Attorneys. r. B. Dickey-
l. Cooke
Assignments for to-day:
No. ii Hufty IS. Times Company. Attorneys.
COlbert-Lamttrt.
No. ia. Marudcr vs. Luthell Attorneys, Ralston,
Siddons and Richardson Hamilton. Colbert Yerkes
& Hamilton.
No. "a. United States Hsusmann. Attorneys.
Wiis0u-Darliugr0n & NcReyn0ds
No s.. United States Lewis. Attorneys ssme.
Ne. 2 Julius LanSburgA Furniture and CARPET
Company Us. Stellwagen. Attorneys Hollander
& Standardization Colbert. YeTkes q Hamilton.
No. I0. Bovee vs. HYDE. Attorneys Baker.
Sheehy & Hogan and Wilson-Gordon & Gordon
and Easily Smith.
No. ia Duke rs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Lambert Yeatman-Hamil-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27

Estate OF Margaret Thomasi petition for letters
testamentary AttoTneys Wilson q Barksdale.
Estate Of John H. Rankin; letters testamentaTy
granted 20 Margaret b. Rankin. bond, 500. Attor-
ney, ]. W. Latimer
Estate Of William A. Knapp; letters testsmsntary
granted 70 Collins Marshall bond. 500. Attorney.
l. w, Tolman.
Estate q Robert Buchanan petition FOR letters Of
administration. Attorney. +. s. Bailey.
Estate Il Man 5 Naylor: letters Of administration
granted % Matilda V. and George s. james, bond,
5000. Attorney. Howard Mccormick.
In re John II. Herks et al. Helen Klein Ap-
pointed guardian. bond. 500. Attorney, F. G.
Gdger.
In re Margaret s. FreeE; petition to satisfy in
yestment.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
Lawsuits.

No 1901 Bsall Va. Lula Cameron Fl al; judg
ment Municipal Court SlS2S. Attorney G. II.
Msodouad.
No 500 Margaret Il. Hodgkins "a Washington
Ha-l"ay and Electric ComIanyi damages, SIS. CO.
Attorney e. I. Heudler,
No $50. First National Bank of Grafton. W
Va. -. Eugene q. JehTeyss notes S975 Alter
news. ". ID. Mclean and r. A. Ford.
The Washington herald., 1910-10-27
TECH BADLY BEATEN
Gallaudet ROmpS Away with
SehOOlbOyS.
THE FINAL SCORE, SO TO o
Kendall Green Football Team
Scores at VIII in Practice Game.
Both Coaches Direct Players on
Field-DuIin, EckeRdOrf, and GIL
In Stellar Roles for Losers.

The Technical High School team met
defeat at the hands OF GaIlaudet yester-
day on the Kendall Green campus, 80
TO 0. The varsity team simply went
around Techs ends ST will. but when
they tried the high schools line they
met a stone wall defense.
The coaches followed the teams up and
down the field. correcting the faults and
showing the boys how 10 meet the oppos-
Ing sides attack
Dulin ana Eckendorf played stellar
roles in the taokllng game. while Gil
starred in managing the team and run
ming with tho bail. For the Kendall
Green boys RalleT. Rockwell. and Ba-
tste were the shining stars. both in
running the ball and tackling. Raller and
Rockwell made long end runs for touch
downs and Batiste's broken field work
brought the oval within striking dis
tance OF the schoolboys' goal. RaIler
kicked four goals from touchdowns, be-
sides adding three mere points TO the
score by booting the oval between the
uprights from the 25-yard line.
After the kick-On by Stranahan. Gal
laudet walked right down the field for a
touchdown. and after the next kick-off
they added another, making the score
Gallaudet. 70; Technical O. Raller kicked
both goals. The bail seesawed up and
down the field for the remainder OF the
first period
The Second Period.
In the second period the Kendall Green
boys made another touchdown, and Raj
Ter kicked another goal, bringing the
score up 20 IS TO 0. During the remain
der Of the period the oval occupied the
center OF the stage, neither side having
the ball within striking distance OF the
goal
The third period saw Gallaudet make
another score. which came al the close
Of that period, when Raner kicked a
goal frcm placement. making the score,
Gallaudet q, Tech o.
The fourth period opened By stranahan
kicking of 10 Raller, who ran the ball
lack % yards Then Gallaudet punIed,
aud on the next play Gill went % yards
around end, but the Bun and Blue held
and forced HolhroOk to punt On the
next play, Batiste went 30 yards around
end, and Gallaudet showed Raller over
for his second touchdown. and a minute
later he kicked his fourth goal. making
the score stand y 10 O. The ball see
sawed up and down the field until but
FIVE minutes OF play was left, and in thar
time Gallaudet worked a delayed pass,
with Rockwell going around end for his
second touchdown Raller missed an easy
goal. Score, Gallaudet. So Tech. 0. For
the remainder of the period the oval was
In the middle of the field most OF the
lime IIne-nn and SUMMARY.