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The searchlight., 1910-05-06

WILD ROSE CHAPTER. No. IS. o. y. s.
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays Of
each month at \ o'clock y. m. In Masonic
Hall. Mns. ANNIE TANNER. w. NJ.
4. G. WEST. Secretary.
The searchlight., 1910-05-06

Culbertson is to have Fourth
Of July. celebration It is up to the
business men to get q hustle on
ehemselves. We had no celebra-
ton last year and that was the FIRST
time We have missed in ten years.
We should have q rousing one
this year. We have Z good ball
club. one Of the best in the coun-
try, and is should not be difficult to
give the best attractions Of any
town in Valley county. Get =
move On, you fellows that will
profit BY il. It's up to you to DO
1T NOW.
The searchlight., 1910-05-06
Lodge Announcements

TROwEL LODGE, NO. u. A. r. & A. Nj
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month. at o'clock y. M. In Masonic Hall.
Visiting Rrnthers welcome.
u. ID. EDNoSDs. See. |. l.. Baooks. w. NJ
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LUMBER TALKS

LUMBER TALKS
We are out to best all records in
the contest to place with the peo-
pie OF this locality the Best Lum-
ber and building material the mills
produce, at th. lowest possible
price consistent with first class
quality, and shall give you the
same good service which holds our
customers when once we get them
on our books.
Don't hesitate Don't delay
Don't he misled Let us show
YOU NOW.
Get the Imperial habit,
We want your business.
Imperial Lumber Yard,
l.. ID. BISHOP. Manager.
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]. F. McGauGhey, assistant gen
essl freight and passenger agent Of
the Groos Nosthern railway. with
headquarters 1t Helena, was in
eown Wednesday and made the
Seaschlighe ! pleasant call. He
predicted . brilliant future for Gull
bestsoa and was collecting data on
crops. etc. u this vicinity.
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Teachers Examination.

Notice is hereby given that teachers
Examinations will be held in Glasgow and
Cuibertson on Friday and Saturday,
April 2oth and goth. 1910.
Lillian ID. Harris,
5ot4 Supt of Schools.
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Dry Goods
Clothing
and Shoes

Bought up from several bankrupt
Sales that were ordered sold by the
United States Court. We have
thousands of bargains to offer that
are all the way from
25 to 50 per cent
Under the regular price. We call
your special attention to the iol-
lowing Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Suits that we offer at a saving Of
from So to $40 a Suit.
Ladies' fancy Mohair, also Broad
cloth Suits, good $1,000 values.
while they last. this sale at
$500
Ladies very fine Worsted Suits
fancy satin lined, splendid $40. 90
values. This sale. $1,000
Mems dark mixture Woolen Suits.
good IS. so value. this sale 94.16
Mems fancy Dress Suits. latest
shades Of Tan. Mode, Olive aud
Brown. $1,000 value, at S8.7I
Mems Suits. extra special, that We
have bought up from the Merchant
Tailors in Chicago-their misffts.
Every one is strictly made to order
from the finest materials, costing
all the way from S25, 90 to S3s. 90
a suit. We offer them at
SIS, $l6, $l7 and SIS
II you are looking for an extra fine
uit, you better com in, Is We may
have one Of those misfits just your
s.ze
The searchlight., 1910-05-06
Legai Notice


STATE Of MONTANA
Department Of Banking
ONCE Of State Examinerl
whereas. satisfactory evidence having been
presented 20 me that the CITIZENS STATE
BANK Of CULBERTSON Of Cultertson.
Montana. has complied with the provisions
Of Sections 3o0a and 4o0e. Revised Codes of
1901, required 10 Ia compiled with before such
bank shall be authorized to commence the
business Of banking;
Now, Therefore. |. II. II. pigott. State Bank
Examiner Of the state OF Montana by virtue
Of the authority In me vested by law. do
hereby certify that the
CITIZENS STATE BANK OF fCULBERTSON
located At Cuibertson. County OF Valley.
state Of Montana. Is authorized To commence
the business of banking as prescribed by law.
In Witness Whereof | have hereunto sub
scribed my name aud caused the seal Of my
once 70 be Afiixed at Helena. Montana. this
second day Of April. A. d. 1910.
tSEAL.I II. ii pigott,
state Bank Examiner.
First publication April &. 1910. Il
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Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
REPAIRS ON BUILDING
Cause of Telegraph Not Appearing
Last Week.

Owing to extensive repairs on
our building and the Encouragement
of machinery and installation of
new, the TELEGRAPH failed to put
in its appearance last week tor the
first time since the present manage
ment assumed charge, except on
Christmas holidays. Numerous
enquiries madeverbally and through
the mails indicate that the TELE-
GRAPH is greatly missed by many
of our patrons when it fails to reach
them-we appreciate this, and shall
strive to make our publication even
more indispensable to our readers
i'll future.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
BURNS
]. c. McDoueald Loses Heavily in
Fire at B1evins

A gin and grist mill at Blevins
belonging to j. c. MeDougald was
burned to the ground at 2 O'Clock
Sunday morning, Value of proper.
ty, $4,000; Insurance, 81 500.
Parties first on the scene stated
that the fire seemed to have oregin-
ated in either the boiler or mill
rooms, but it is not known in
what manner the building caught.
The mill was running the follow
ing day, but the usual precautions
We're taken, and it is not thought
the fire ORIGINATED from the fur
mace.
a small empty burn located
about 125 yards to windaard OIL
=
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
BUNK CLARK SHOT
Wounded in ARRAY in Oklahoma
Saturday Night
Special to the TELEGRAPH.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan, April '28.-Bunk Clark
son of Mr.. John Clark, who lives
near this place, was shot in a
free for all fight at sapulse, Okla.
last Saturday night, but it appears
is not seriously wounded. Mr..
Clark received news of the incident
Sunday morning and left im-
mediatelY for the scene, and writes
back that Bunk's injury is not
serious, the ball entering the right
hip and ranging downward.
Particulars of the affray are not
obtainable, but it seems that the
shooting grew out of a dispute in
which several parties were engaged.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
LATE OZAN NEWS

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan, April, 2S.-D. NJ. Good
lett Sr. and d. M. Goodlett, Jr.,
made business trip to Hope
Tuesday.
J. s. Conway is on the sick list
this week.
The Ozan Band received two
new instruments Wednesday, which
is very valuable addition to the
band.
d. r, Goodlett is moving to
Nashville, where he is to engage in
the mercantile business. We regret
to depart from citizen of his
qualities and wish him success in
his new field.
FL. c. CampbeH spent Wednesday
in Hope
Col. j. e. Green made business
trip to Hope Tuesday.
f, d. Barrow associated in Hope
Monday i'll business interests.
Mrs. Lila Bryantspent Saturday
and Sunday with relatives at Bingeu
G. S. Smith Informs the writer
that he has not held anybody up
since the last TELEGRAPH issue.
The writer knows he has never done
this i'll the past.
Mrs. q. |. Lucke of Bingen is
visiting Mrs. Hyatt this week.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL Com.

Present Committeeman Appointed
TO Serve
Following is Il list of The Demo
cratic central committeemen for this
county
DeRoane township LIST Ward !,
9 A. Bridewell; 2nd Ward, }. H..
Back; 3rd Ward, Fred Webb; 4th
Ward, b G. Acker3 at large, Lee
Robertson.
Osan township, W. II. Etter
Mine Greek, j. Il. Holt, Red Land
j. M. Harperi Nowland, A. B.
Averyj Gar and, w. Il Hous ton
Wallaceburg, j. II Phipps; Saline
&. w. Stewart; Bois D'Arc, II. l.;
B'Shers; Spring Hill, j. W, Mos $;
Water Greek, L. w, Lee; Bodcaw
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
Freezing WEATHER
DAMAGES CROPS,
STRAWBERRY CROP PRACTL.
CALLY DESTROYED
HEAVY DAMAGE To GARDENS,
Orchards Suffer Somewhat-Sonae
Saved from Damage by Use
of Fires

The recent cold weather has been
something unprecedented fer this
country. aud has caused heavy loss
to early crops and garden truck.
1t is thought much cotton will have
to be planted over, though much of
the crop was not up at the time of
the freeze.
The fruit has been damaged to
some extent, both peaches and ap-
pes having suffered, and the grape
crop has practically all been de-
sttoyed. Some of our orchardists
kept fires burning during the cold
spell and in this manner saved the
fruit from damage,
Sunday night there was but little
frost, but the wind continued from
the north and the temperature drop
ped below the freezing point and
there was considerable ice. tt o
following night was not so cold but
there was q very heavy frost which
did more damage than the extreme
cold of the night before.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
HAYGOOD SEMINARY
.onlf1lenceInent Closes with ApptHI
pirate Exercises

The commencement of .Raygood
Seminary closed Wednesday even
ing, April goth, with appropriate
exercises i'll the cont house, a
large crowd being present. The
exercises were opened with prayer
by Rev J. I'll. Gold, and Rev. A. d.
Jenkins, pastor of the NJ. =.
Church, South, made the closing
address, which was full of good
advice and wisdom. The ESSAYS
reflected great credit on faculty
and pupils The musical depart
ment deserves special mention.
Prof. Tyus has built up a most
excellent school, and should be
encouraged in the good work he is
accomplishing among his race.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
The High. Cost Of Living.

Increases the price of many nee.
essities without improving the
quality. Foley's Honey aud Tar
maintainsaats high standard of ex.
cellence aud its great curative
qualities without any increase in
cost. It is the best remedy for
coughs, colds, Group. whooping
cough and all kind of ailments of
the throat, chest and lungs. The
genuine is in yellow package. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold here at
COLDS Store.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
Wreek Of the Sarah Sands.

The Sarah Sands. an iron screw
steamer. sailed from Portsmouth, Eng
land, to Calcutta, in August, 1857,
with 800 soldiers on board. Oh No.
vcmber II, the cargo government
stores) took fire. BY the exertions
Of Mai. Brett and Capt. Castle. the
master of the vessel, who directed
the soldiers and the crew, the flames
were subdued, although a barrel oil
gunpowdef exploded during the con
ilagration A new danger then arose
the prevalence of strong gale
water was shipped heavily where the
port quarter had been blown out,
Nevertheless the vessel arrived at
the Mauritius, on November 81 with
cut losing single life,
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
DEAD BODY FOUND
On !. N. TRACKS
FORMER RESIDENT OF PATMOs
LOSES LIFE
MAY HAVE BEEN FOUL PLAY
Victim Was On His Way to Work
Leaves Wife and -Four
Children
MAY HAVE BEEN FOUL PLAY
Special to the TELEGRAPH,

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Patmos, April 2s.-It was 6
sad blow indeed to the loved ones
and the many friends of Mr. G. L,
Archie TO learn Of the sad accident
that befell him on the |. M rail.
road on the night of the %, in which
he lost his life, either at the hands
of murderers or by train, as be
was ON his way back TO where he
was at work. He leaves a wife
aud three children to mourn b
loss. MIR. Archie was d former
resident of Patmos, having lived
here two yers before going to
Spring Hill, where he was living
at the time of his death. This I'm
fortunate accident happened to him
between Hope and Fulton, near
the latter place.
As every body knows we have
had frost, there is no use saying
anything more about it and what
1t has done to the growing crops.
Mrs. E. B. McLarty is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Ward, of Bodcaw
this week.
--s.s-N--.As Fnmby has been crippled
up with rhe umatism, aud has been
scarcely able to walk for the greater
part OF the last two months, but Is
better now.
Esq. A. j. Lafferty was a visitor
in Patmos last Sunday.
w. F. Powell is moving his saw
and shingle mill to the river hills.
f. l.. Ward went to Stamps last
Monday--he is writing insurance.
j. B Thomas saw mill will soon
be ready for grinding.
Mrs w. A. Fomby, Master
Earl, and little Miss Mable attend
ed the funeral of our friend and
former townsman G. l.. Archie last
Sunday. which took place at the
Huckabee grave yard.
j E lauders, ii olmerr sldent
of Emmet, is now living i'll the
w A. Fomby residence.
Mrs J. Il. Landers' mother, Mrs.
Ford, is not getting along very well
at present. She has been all
invalid for number of years.
Rev. J. B. Williams filled his
regular appointment at Sardis and
Mt Ida last Sunday,
W. A. FoInby made n business
trip to Hope last Wednesday.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
What Everybody Wants.

Everybody desires good health
which is impossible unless the kid
neys nre sophd aud healthy. Foley
Kidney Remedy should be take at
the first indication of any Irregular,
tS, and serious illness may be
averted, Foley's Kidney Remedy
will restore your kidneys and blad.
tef I'd their normal state and act'v;4
ty, Sod ut GoLD's Cash Store,
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
Commander julius A, Pratt Post
No. 143 Dept. Ill, c.. A, R.

~'Sf - ~ ~ A1hf ~ 1 IL M
Mr.. Isaac Cook, Commander of
above Post, Kewanee, III writes.
"For a long time | was bothered
with backaehe and pains across my
kidneys. About two months agu
| started taking Foley Kidney Pills
and soon saw they were doing Just
as claimed kept on taking them
and now | am free from backache,
and the painful bladder misery is
all gope. | like Foley Kidney
Pills so we'll that | have told map'
of my friends aud comrades abou.
them and shall recommend them at
every opportuni y"
Sold at COLDS Cash Store.
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
The Bsne of Marriage.
s broken-h earted. :

She fS DTDKfH-HPuTCeu,
But WIZ should she be, isn't she
lust married ?'
ITS not urh.npinegs with her hus-
band. but on account of the newspa-
per notice of the wedding"
WAS there something uncompli-
rentary said?"
Not Intentionally, perhaps, but the
item printed was to have read The
groom married pretty miss When
the article appeared the second letter
in miss was an est. Louis Star
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
FIVE SENTENCED TO
STATE PENIFENTIARY
AT TERM OF couRT CLOSING
LAST WEEK
COURT PROCEEDINGS IN FULL
Not Heretofore Pub1isled-N Number
of Cases DismisI led from
Court
,OURT PROCEEDINGS IN FULL

The Hampstead CJhlutv Circuit
Court which eonvgbEa April 4th,
adjourned Monday April 18th. at
noon, all eases that bad been set
for the third week having been
disposed of. This waE the week in
which all railroad casks were to be
heard, but all eases sIet were con.
tinued except the eake of L. G..
Drown VS. The Gulf = Magnolia.
Northern, which was heard before
, Nhe court and judgmel.t rendered
against The railroas f4tzShe amount
of wages aud penafor Following
is the docket fria heretofore
published: an
CRIMINAL heptKET.
State vs. Henry efgg {ns, gaming.
plea guilty, fine $1O.dto State vs.
james Gollens, gaminI plea guilty.
fine $40 90.
State VS. John PErkins. run
ming gambling houseS. dismissed
State VS. Manhood c'sa Eabers same
order; State VS. Cox (col. }
assault to kill, knslgs,n pen
State vs. zannie y @hey : ktinued !:
peace, "a. l continued 49, 5 n6bsffg 8f btsffg
Armstrong, Embe*-M int, con
tinued !; State vs. IfN9 Hulsey,
carrying weapon, disn6 6issed; State
VS. Jesse Evans, assual Ito kill, con-
tinued; State vs. esse Evans,
assault to kill fine MOO State VS..
Jesse Evans, carrying weapon, fine
800; State VS. William Perry,
carrying weapon, continued; Sam
Chambers, sabbath u lbreaking, CON
tinued; John Hicks Aabbath break
ing, continued; StEte VS. Arthur
Brooks, Sabbath breik liking, contin
ued; Geo. Johnson, forgery, plea
guilty, S years in hen; State VS.
Joe McElroy, forgeAy, verdict not
guilty; State VS. Sah Cross, pro-
family, continued; \ State VS. Dave
Hulsey, breach of the peace, fine
So 90; j. M. MoHley, breach of
the peace fine $500; State VS.
John Thomas, profanity, dismiss
ed; State VS. Joe McElroy, false
pretence, continuda; State VS.
Willis McCollum, gaming, con
tinued State VS. Wilson Jones,
carrying pistol, fine $4,000;
State VS. jim HarrisL grand larceny,
plea guilty l year lin pen; State
VS. Jim Harris, graInd larceny, dis
missed; State US Mary Block,
murder, 2 years i1 pen; State VS.
Joe Cheatham, grdnd larceny, plea
guilty, | year in pen; State VS.
Bob Bowland, drunkenness, plea
guilty, fine $l0; Bob Bowiand,
profanity, dismissed; State VS.
Archie Frierson, continued State
VS. james Jacksonb violating lequor
law, five counts, dismissed, State
VS. Dave Davis, continued; State
VS. James Henry, grand larceny dis.
missed; State VS. Willis McCollum.
gaming, continued; State VS. Esser
Whitman, tplea guilty, fine sic;
State VS. Tom and Shoots Davis.
gaming, continued State VS. Walter
Thomas, gaming, plea guilty, fine
$40; State VS. Wash Langford,
gaming, plea guelty fine $40;
State vs. Sy Willis, running gam
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29

bling house, dismissed; State vs.
Frierson Lloyd, gran8tlarceny,. con.
tinued; State VS. Gus Greathouse,
gaming, plea guilty, fine SO.
Civil DOCKET.
jeff Russell VS. j. Il. Arnold,
continued.
Merchants National Bank Us. B.
Tidwell ct al, continued.
Roberts, VS. Saint Louis, Iron
Mountain Il. R., continued by con.
sent.
Five received sentence to the pen
as follows:
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
MANITOBA PLAGUE OF RATS
Desperate Efforts Being Made to
Check Invasion OF Injurious Ro-
dents In Canadian Province.

Winnipeg.-An invasion Of rats
threatens to do serious damage ir
southern Manitoba and already the
ADVANCE guard of this army OF rodents
has reached St Adolph. IA miles
south of this city,
Barely three years ago the tlrst Il
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29
harrlsqe a la Mode.

II don't know that | really love
him. Therefore shant marry
him"
TOO risky. eh4' .-,
Yes; | don't know that he eou
nay the alimony to which I have bee
accustomed
Washington telegraph., 1910-04-29

j. Fl. Kent. c. A. Bridewell, chair.
man; W, Il. Etter, secretary.
Executive committee: G. A. Bride
well, chairman; w. Il. Etter. Sec, j,
j. Il. Black, j. Il. Holt and J. E..
Kent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-13
NATIONAL AVIATION
MEET OPENS TODAY
At INDIANAPOLIS
Eleven Entries in National Con-
test at Speedway Park The
Wright Brothers Enter Six
BipIaneS,
tBy Morning journal Special Leased wirsl

IBy Morning Journal Special Leased Wirel
indianapolis, June 12-Elevcr
aviutors will start in the national avn
alton meet which viii open tomorrow
afternoon at the indianapolis speed
way and continue throughout the
week.
The park within the motor course
has been levelled since the last auto
mobile meet ana a starting place
with a monorail, has been constructed
for the a%eroplanes.
The Wright brothers have entered
six ~biplanes and Wilbur Wright is
here to supcrintend. their starting
The Wright aviators are A. l.. Welsh,
w. A. Brookins, =. +. Coffin, Archie
tIoXcy. Duval La Chappelle md Ralph
tombstone.
Their fellow contestants are Joseph
T.. Curzon with a Farman biplane; Nj.
Marquette, with his own biplane; Rus
sell shaw. with a biplanc of his own
construction; Lincoln Bcachey with
his %monoplane M G. J.. Bumbaugh
with d lFisher-Indianapolis biplane
built at the speedway.
The %uviators today made short test
flights, trying out their motors ana
steering apparatus.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-13
JOHNSON PERFORMS
BEFORE BIG
AUDIENCE
Thousand Fight Fans Watch
Black Work Out With Spar
ring Partners at 0ceanside
Training Quarters,


49, HFF' ~ y
san Francisco, June l2.-Jack John
sen performed today before the largest
crowd since he begun training at the
.eeaa beach. When he had finished
and had retired for his rub down.
more than LOCO. persons spread the
news to the crowd on the beach that
the champion is IN superb condition
and had Just finished a grind of gym
work SO fast and furious as to leave
little doubt as to his fitness. Many
of the spectators came from the in
terror towns and there were many OF
the early arrivals from the east IN the
audience.
johnson was in tile best of spirits.
He went through his work as II it
we're pleasure. Ten rounds Of lively
boxing gave the crowd a chance to
get a line on the holder Of the title
aud his showing I'm his attacks upon
the gym apparatus was highly ap-
proved by his critics The medicine
ball exhibition johnson converted into
a comedy, with George Cotton, his
spnrring partner, doing the rough
comedy. After boxing four rounds
with Cotton. Johnsoa took Kaufman
tor "a IKE number, ana the bout was
an interesting one. kaufman Is a
big help to the champion. and as a
reward for his assistance, he is re-
e~eiving many valuable tips on ring
conduct that win help him in his
future fights. Dave Mills stood be-
fore Johnson for two snappN rounds
and In crowd expressed its surprise
many times at the nimbleness and
clcN erness of the star.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-13
WELL PLAYED GAME
GOES TO GRAYS
TEN TO SEVEN
Team, With Few Bor-
rowed Men from Regulars,
Puts Up Good Exhibition;
Newmyer Pitches Good Ball,

The Albuquerque Grays aud a pick
up MIN held the boards in the base
Ian line at Traction park yesterday
afternoon, giving a free exhibition OF
the national sport s, several hundred
fans. The GraNs made the loan OF
several men 10 The %pick-ups, which
eVcned things up considerably. aud
resulted in a very lair game, which
was neatly ana well played, lasting an
hour and fortN-fivc minutes. Hidalgu
started for the pick-ups. but the In
suigcnts touched him for three runs
iu the first inning, Bernardinelli max
ms a home run with a pair of runner
on bases. Manager Padilla decided
that his men We're next" to Pete's as
sortment of curve and sem Ncwmycr
in for the pick-uns after the first in
ming. Hidalgo finishing the game FOR
the regulars. Newmyer, who has
been with Waco Cor the past month.
Is in good shape and pitched good ball
Yesterday. NoNcr hit the BAH on the
nose In the seventh inning. good for
a home run. hut failed To hit the dirt
aud was touched cut at the home
plate. kunz got a couple OF hits aud
several others got ON bases on hits.
which would have mcent nothing It
New inNef nau better Suppnft n'hlNu
him. The game ended 10 TO Z In favor
OF the Grays.
Manager Padilla has arranged tot
comes either in Albuquerque or out
Of town for practically every sunday
between now and september. \ game
Will be played at Albuquerque neNt
sunday. but It is not known yet def
initely Who the opposing team VIII he.
on June e the GraNs run an cXcur-
sion TO santa Fe to play a game with
the Peerless club, The Peerless viii
return the compliment on july ~,
running a big excursion to A%lhuauer-
que on that day.
The lineup Yesterday follows:
Grays. ChaVcs. catcher, Hidalso.
pi,cher; Meyer, first base, Gonzales,
second base, Hardic. third base,
AlGrid. shortstop; kunz, left field.
Bernardinelli, center field oBan
non, right field.
Pickup team. Iarela, catcher;
Newmyer. pitcher. \ Chaves, FIRST
base. Lopez, second base; Luna, third
base. Burns, shortst' p. Jackson, LETT
field Shupe, center field; FruswelL
right field.
G.. Walker. umpire.