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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
None TO Soon.

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Photograph. -
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Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
Bring Tham Back.
lloapoke Times.

Boanoke Times.
With most earnest interest we follew
tae work Of the Carolina, Clinchfield
C1d Ohio Railway in the direction of
ring ,ag home our own people. The
4ors' Ger is all right. Frequently he
makes a great citizen and leaves behind
.dn q family of strong, good American
,eop.a. But we have hankering and
: yes rning for our own, the men and
omen born in our own air, from our
q IN soil and of our own stock The
satis tics show, we are told, that in the
-st ave years more than ten Thousand
oung men and young women have gone
rom Southwestern Virginia, Southern
Vest Virginia and Tennessee to distant
lOmes in the West.
Good as the foreigners may be, we
want back these psople of our OWL,
5iood of our blood, bono Of our rome.
hey are the clesnest strain, purest
5ioooed American people now living.
iost Of them come direct from the pic
2 eer, frontisrsmsn- colonial stock; from
ne hardy and STURDY and fearless men
aad women who mads America and ere
ased This republic, wonder and glory
;ad Inspiration of tho world. Humble
and pooF and untsDght and igcorant of
& aeir own descent a. many of them are,
they drew in with the milk frora tie
breasts of their mothers and from the
lives of the fAthers who begst them the
tsafinstincts AID purposes of American
citizenship. Wherever they have gone
they 5ave carried ths characteristics Of
taeir stock. They have been honest,
loyal, fearless and faithful. They have
opened and built many parts Of tie
Vest. They have in them the same
enterprising and daring hearts which
led their ancestors across the seas and
iato The wilderness to face countless
dangers that they might be free men
sGd their own men, their women with
them and sharing gladly perils and pri-
vations that they might share the boon
of freedom.
II any Of the readers of The Republi-
can viii send US the names Gnd address,
IS of their friends who bave left this
section we will be glad to send the in
formation to the officers of the Carroll
"a, Ciinchfeld & Ohio Railroad, who
win send them literature that may brig
them 'back home"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
GIiReh C0atIrgaS 10 lnpToye.

Each week brings a now story OF i'm
prcvement, eisker in progress or in CON
temptation. olong the Ciiach Valley.
rh-t The Uoitsd States Steel Corpora
ti2a is scy!pg 10 secure foothold sla7g
The CaGc6 is hardly question. Tie
last Is tha: thsy ara about 20 purchase
sSy~ral trsc.z Of cosi lands IL this couu-
ty, near tA$ir present plants Gu tina Tug
River branch Of the Norfolk and West
ern in KcDsvsll soznty, y Va. Moth
ing official can bs learned. but il il
known that tbs scmpeoy has hrd =
number OF its experts view the proper
ties in question, and furthermore it ia
learned on good authority that the pres
ent owners hsve told the people who
asked sboSt sscuriog lsAsee for the pur-
pose Of operation that the property
could not be leased ct this time owing tn
some arrangements and contracts which
are in existence. This ia taken to mean
that tie United States Steel Company
has at least secured options on the prop
erties which their men have looked over
recently.
At BerWind, which will, on completion
of the Cedar Bluff cutoff, become trib-
utary to the CIinch, the Bsrwind-White
Company, operated by the New River
and Pocahontas Consolidated Coal Com
pany, is installing two 500 kilowat di-
rect current turbine generators with
cross compound engines Of the Allis-
Chslmers pattern and a 1000 kilowat
$500 volt Allis- Chalmers engine which
will be used to operate the compsny's
No plant. 1t ID expected that this
turbine will be ready to be operated
this week. The Bsrwind Lumber Com
pany, operated by the same company,
is pushing work on its mill and part of
the framework is now up. 1t is expect
ed that the plant will be in operation in
the courss of six weeks.
The Berwipd National Bank building
is completed. II il a handsome build
ing of stone and it is expected that the
bank will be ready to open for business
by the first Of the year. The bank is
the only one on the Dry Fork branch
and the only one between Welch and
Williamson. The concern will have a
capital stock of $50, 900.
Farther down the Clinch at Dante the
Cinchfeld Coal Corporation fiods that
it needs more water for its plant, os-
peclally in view of some changes which
are to be mado. To provide the neees-
sary water the company is to lay eight
miles of eight-inch cast iron pipe which
will run from the Clinch river to the
mining plants. The undertaking is e
big one and viii necesaitate the outlay
of nearly $50, 200.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
NORTH TAZEWELL.
Happenings Of Our EsighbGiuS Tfiage
TeFSely Told for Busy Reader.
North Tazewell. Va. Oct, -

North Tszewell, Va, Oct. >.
Miss Ella Lawrence is reported . the
sick list this week.
I W. l. Vermillion made a bw.<,ess
trip to Bluefield on last Monday.
R. W. Thompson is up from Keys one
to spend few days with his fs-aily
this week.
DR.. ]. Walter Witten made q ps 'es-
slonal trip to Berwind, ". Va, O. asst
Wednesday
r. H. Ireson attended the Hos ,ess
meeting which is in progress at *
well on last Sunday.
W. ]. Mcclure, Of Shrader. W. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. D GIIs. "a
ter on last Monday night
Mss Mary L. Cannon. Of Roa -.
has taken charge OF the school in = aD-
tist Valley for the present Yer
Mrs. John D Daley, of Bsp is al
ley was here on last Friday On he. -ay
to Welch, where she will visi, ker
daughter, Mr.. J. ". Waldron.
Miss Mary. daughter Of &r. and ~.
J. F. Bowling, had the ulisfortu- TO
get one OF her arms broken ~ ;.p
thrown from horse OF last atu ~.
Capt. J H. Whitley and Hon. / St
Clair left on Monday for Norfolk w at
tend the Grand Camp of Confed ate
Veterans, which met in that cs- On
Tuesday.
George Lawrence, who has been id
ing position with w. A. Scott O. Co.
for the past eight years, has res.s ed
the same TO identify him elf with = -.
HarInan & Co.
Air. and Mrs. M. L. Peery rets ,ed
on Thursday last from Texas. y sre
they had been to visit their sons. sul
and Litz. They report having hada
very enjoyable trip.
Charles H. Peery, who had tn. ,is-
fortune TO be thrown from his hor on
last Wednesday and had his lef. .eg
broken, is getting along nicely, ar. his
many friends hope to see him out % ain
soon.
Those from here who attended .bs
box supper at Shrsder on last Satr- yav
night were: Misses Gladys Del y.
Mamie Mcclure and Ella Mccall. nd
Messrs. L. T. Mcclure and R. Z. ill
lespie.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
beanaaIloE News.
BearwaIlow, Vs., Oct. 18

BoarWAlloW, vs., Oct. 10.
W. L. c. Burke and wife are On a
visit 10 the State Of Maryland, and will
probably be absent for about q month.
D. W. Altizer, who had besn takiug q
courss at the :iessey Businsss College,
Richmond, We, is now at tie home OF
his grandfather at this place.
The citizens OF this community will
meet today on Indian Creek for the pur-
pose of building dam in which num-
Der Of psrsons will be baptized on next
Sunday.
Some Of the boys from this place at
tended the Baptist meeting at Georges
Oak on lsst Sunday and report that
"tanglefoot" wss very much in evil
dence with portion of the crowd.
Rev. E. G. Smith, w. J. Elswick, A.
NJ. Christian and others of this place
attended meeting on Walls Creek Sunday
last and report good meeting, which
caused FIVE persons to unite with the
church.
We note that w. P. Payne said re-
Gently in the Clinch Valley News that
he would give Hon. ]. N. Har AN $25
to make the same speech at Bsndy in
his presence that he made not long ego.
Nov, Billy, you had better kesp that
$25 and use it trying to procure votes
for Stuart on November the Sth, for
he's sure gOisg TO heed al ne can get
and then some.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
HIGHLANDS NEWS.
Items Of Interest to Our Readers Briefly
Told by Our Correspondent.
Richlands. Va, Oct. 18.

Richlands, Va, Oct. 18.
Mrs. w. B. Spratt is right sick at this
writing.
Mrs. john Draper visited homefolks
on Saturday last.
/ w. B. Spratt made a business trip to
Tazewell Monday.
/ j. B. Crabtree is on business trip to
New York this week.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Can
ada, fine baby boy
j. M. Cochran spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home here.
Reese Surbur has returned to his
home here from Gardner.
P. NJ. Driver, of GruDdy, is visiting
his family here this week.
Mrs. Mose Blankenship, of Daw, was
shopping in Richlande Saturday.
G. c. Barrett, of Graham, spent Sat
1rday and Sunday Last at this place.
BillY Farmer vas visitor to Swords
Creek Saturday, returning Sunday.
J. B. Catron and family, of Norfolk,
are visiting at Esquire Geo. C. Bailey's.
Mrs. J. B. jenkins and little sod,
Avery, are visiting relatives at Bailey
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawson. of
williamson, w. Va, have moved to
this place.
Misses Hazel and Eula Todd, of Nor
ton, are visiting their grandparents at
this place.
Mrs. Stephen Harris and Ella Nav
Harris were visiting Mrs. Charles Coe
at Seaboard on last Sunday.
G.. G. Harris seems to be holding his
own in the present political battle. Hur-
rah for Harris, ''the truth is mighty
and will prevail"
Peery Bailey, of Ashtabula, Ohio, is
visiting bis parents at this place, and
Dame Rumor says he will take unto
himself wife before returning to his
home in the Buckeye State.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
That Celebrated Affidavit.

The following is the affidavit that has
been given out by Mr.. Stuart endeavor-
ing to show that more than seven men
voted at the meeting held at Lebanon
in 1902:
I'VE, the undersigned citizens of
Russell county, Va, DO hereby state
that we were present at a mass meet
ing of the citizens of said county, held
IN the courthouse at Lebanon, Va, in
which the Hon. H. C. Stuart, the rep
resentative of Russell county in the
Constitutional Convention of 1902, was
directed and instructed by a vote of
said mass meeting to proclaim the Con-
stitution. We further state that said
mass meeting was large representa-
tive body of the citizens of said county,
as much so as any we have ever seen
assembled at this courthouse; that it
was composed of members of both DO
litlcal parties, many Of whom were men
OF prominence; that the vote given in
their instructions was unanimous and
not dissenting voice nor an express
sion was heard against same at that
time, nor since, until recently. The
mass meeting wss held on a court day,
and was composed of at least from four
to five hundred representative citizens
of the said county. On this occasion
Mr.. Stuart came before his constituents.
who almost unanimously elected him as
representative of said county in the
convention, and he explained the work
of the convention fully to them, includ-
ing the educational qualifications for
voters who were to register after 1904,
and the said instructions were given
him without any suggestion or solicita-
ton upon bis part.
Subscribed and sworn to by US this
the 18th day of September, 1910.
(Signed): A. B. Bays; L. L. Bays,
ex-county clerk; H. F. Bausell; D. A.
Thomas; W. w. Gilmer; W. E. Gilmer;
S. B. Quillen, attorney at law; s. AS
ton; r. S. Meade, attorney at law; o.
S. Burns, M. D.; Thomas A. Hendricks;
A. K. Gilmer; N. d.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
notary public in and for the county of
Russell and State of Virginia, this the
18th day of September, 1910.
IN. Fl. PLASTER, Notary Public"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
POUNDING MILL NEWS.
tens Gathered by Our Correspondent
About People Down the ClinCh.

Pounding Mill, Va, Oct. 10.
Ers. Rebsksh Williams, who very i'll
lsss week, is much improved.
Rslfee Gillespie was home from Taze-
we'll High School OF last Sunday.
Nrs. J. T. Altizsr and children visited
aErs. Alex Beavers at Maxwell on last
loniay.
birs- w. B. Steele spent last night at
iexgell as the guest Of Mrs. " reno
.ssx aell.
&srvin MCGUIRE and Reg Hurt, of
iaoial, we're guests Sunday of thsir
's'lclc, J. B. Hurt
Mr.. A. Walker, @ Oklahoma, arrived
.sre Sunday for visit of some time 10
-ierds in ths county.
Hiss Cora B. Christian, who is tsach-
s 4 hool on Li.t,a River, visite her
l--rs9ts here Sunday.
M. w. B. Stsele, Misses iva Steele
nd 'fyrens Leistec dined With Nj. es.d
'.rs. J. Marion scGuire at their Cedar
iuG home on last Saturday.
Mr.. Joaeph Saith is the crack shot
nong the woman 5ors, having killed
zrt st distance Of $50 TO 200 yards.
20 bird measured SO inches from lip TO
p.
strs. J. Marion McGoira, of Cedar
iaG, visited har daughter, Mrs. ". e.
r"seie, yesterday vbile OF her way to
<atterd the buria. Of Mrs. Tate in Bap-
'.ss Valley.
Errus Lou Wynn Tate, selo7o5 wife
e Joseph Ebert Ts.o, Yves boon Febrc-
~ 2, 1887, and departed tbis life 70
- H,th Jesus on Octobsr II, 1910, at
1913 a. IN. She was the second dsugh-
1or q John and Lizzie Wynn, of Bap-
tist Valley, whore shs passed from Time
20 Eternity. Fuuer9l services were
c,nducted on the 19sh az p. m, Gt Mt.
armel near hor homo, by Rev. Hall,
q Cedsr Bluff circuit, the same minis
5-r Who had coBdrcted the marriage
csre,nony on June p, 1910, three months
aad twenty-five Gays previous. She
'yss converted under tho preaching OF
i-ev. Mamie Belle Osborne, OF Athens,
". Va, at Bandy's Chapel in Bsptist
Valley seven years age, and on the next
Sunday was received into the r.. &.
Church by Rev. P. J. Lockhart, who
! as also been called to the Crest Be
.0nd Emma left many comforting
'yords to her nurse, mother, husband
aad sl2tives. From her first attack
. ele told her mother she didn't believe
no could get we'll Her illness wss ty-
Ihoid fever and o. IL days durHt ton.
alsy God comfort the bereaved parents,
lsbsnd, brother acd sisters, and may
ICY ever remember her last request:
Msct me in Heaven"
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
PERS0NAL--TO GONSUMPTIVES.

l POSSESS information which cost
me a fortune, and feel that should let
every sufferer know about my exper-
ience.
MRS. S. M. REYNOLDS,
Central National Bank,
Columbus, Ohio.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

j; NJ. Warren, the barber. of BJpe-
field, wishes TO announce to the r. >
well people that he has taken chares of
the Art Barber Shop in the KelI e
Meyer Building, in Bluefeld. and iii
be glad 60 see all his old patroDs f-,ya
this section when they visit the met D.
oils of the coalfields. Av1
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20
Honor Roll

Tazewen, High School, week ending Oc-
tober IA, 1910. Fifth Grade Mrs Eliz-
abeth J. Hunt, teacher: Mamie Van
Dyke, Eloise Buston.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

: adj -
VI are showing a very pretty lot Of
ID. 81 readS-to-wsar dresses. You
ant 70 see them. Price from $12.50
5000.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

The Big Store is showing a great line
of misses and children's coats. See
them.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

Trunks, suit cases and grips all styles
and prices at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

Don't fail to see the line of ready
made dresses at The Big Store.
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

Do you want to know that your sub
is just right. Buy "Wooltex."
Harrison & Gillespie Bros.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

Boyer is offering special bargains in
summer underwear.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1910-10-20

FRESH CANDY-Lowneys, Liggetts
and Saturday Candy at Jackson's.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
YOUNG KNOX MUST
SHIFT FOR HIMSELF
INFORMED BY DAD" THAT HE
COULD RAvE NO MORE
MONEY.
MoTHER-IN-LAW GETS pANDER
UP AND DECLARES SHE'LL
VISIT SECRETARY.

Providence, R. L., March 10.-Stand.
ing beside his pretty bride that his
father, Secretary of State Knox, has
refused to receive, Philander C. Knox,
Jr., last night admitted that as a re
suit of his elopement with Miss May
Boiler, his family had cut him OFF
leaving him dependent upon a legacy
and what he can earn.
Dad told me yesterday in Washing
ton that he would give me no more
money but would let me shift for my
self" said the youthful husband last
night. My grandmother on my moth
er's side left me enough to give me
an income of 800 a month, and this
am to receive from my mother"
The attitude of the Knox family
was the subject of severe structures
by Mrs. Daniel Gilman, the young wo
mans mother.
IF necessary. l shall so to Wash
ington with Principal French, m!
daughter and her husband, and see
Secretary Knox about this matter,
she said
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
DIR. MARY WALKER
BREAKS OUT ANEW

Albany. March 10.-The annual
legislative hearing on the proposition
to eliminate the word male" from
that section of the constitution gov.
erning the right to vote took place
yesterday. Various women suffrage
organizations sent their best speakers
to favor the Hill-Toombs concurrent
resolution to amend the state consti-
tuition to let women vote. The New
York state association opposed to wo
man suffrage and the national league
for civic education of women sent a
large corps of speakers TO argue
against the proposition
Although only those on the program
were recognized by the committee
DIR. Mary Walker demanded reoogni
ton. Without waiting for permission
she launched into an expression Of
her views. Chairman Phillips gave
finally quoted her
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
SHOOTS MAIDEN WHU
SPURNED HIS LOVE

Marion Ind, March 10.-S Sanford
Love called yesterday at the home 81
his dancee. Miss Lottle MuFden. and
shot her twice, once in the breast
and once IN the back. as she turned
away from him The young woman
died several hours later
Eight years ago Love shot another
girl. Nora Miller to whom be was en-
gagged 70 be married. She recovered
After shooting Miss Murden. Love
returned TO the business section Of
the ~ity and gave himself up to the
police lie Is the proprietor Of a res
taHrant, and is Is years old Miss
Murder IS u.s. Her home IS sith heI
mother
The victim after a quarrel with
Love, bad broken her engagement,
with him Yesterday she returned 70
hin. letters he had written her. Al
this point Love drew regolyer and
Shot her He then ran out Of the
house 70 a livery stable. and engaged
q man 70 drive him 70 the county Jail
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
HUGHES AND ROOT
IN PARTY FIGHT
EMPIRE STATE REPUBLICANS IN
MIx-uP OVER LEAD
ERsHlP.
IF THE MAJORITY DEFY THE JUN
IoR SENATOR A SPLIT
is LIKELY.

Albany. March 10 Timothy l..
Woodruff, chairman OF the republican
state committee, arrived here last
night and took charge Of the fight
against the efforts of United States
Senator Root to whip the republican
senators into line at the election of
Mr.. Roots candidate for senate ma
jority leader. Judging from the chair
mans attitude, those who stand ready
to Obey the wishes of Senator Root
and Governor Hughes will have diff
ficulty in electing Senator Henry d.
Hinman OF Binghamton, president pro
tenn at the republican caucus tonight
The situation last night resolved a..
self into Woodruff and Barnes. with
such of the old party leaders as still
control their own counties. against
Root and Hughes backed by the ad.
ministration at Washington.
Senator Cobb of Watertown, whose
selection as majority leader seemed
certain until Mr.. Root publicly advo.
Gated Human. insisted that he Is still
In the fight
According to claims the three camps
OF r publican senators now sand.
For Cobb, Ia: Hinman, 49, Davis, 4:
Doubtful, ]. Necessary for election. u.
II a majority of the republican SEN
ators defy Root, it is evident the
party viii face split.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
REPEAL SHERMAN
ACT OR ENFORCE IT

Washington, March 1o.-'Either
the Sherman act shonld be repealed
or it should be enforced in manner
% make people respect 1T
With this the declaration Of It's
guiding principle. the department Of
justice yesterday fled with the sn
prem court OF the Unit q States a
thousand page brief in support Of its
petition that the STANDARD OH be
dissolved as IN violation Of the sher-
man anti-trust law. TIE brief viii be
the foundation Of the governments
oral argument at the hearing Of the
case by the supreme court Monday
It bears the names Of Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham. Frank b. Kellogg,
Charles p. Morrison and Coraenlo A.
Severance, special assistants
One Of two thick volumes Of the
brief IS devoted 70 an ANALYSIS Of
the testimony taken ii tbe circuit
court Of the United Sta - for the
eastern district Of Missouri which De.
creed that Standard on 81 dts.
solved. Il presents years Of govern
mental investigation d the Of busi-
ness.
The government deeieses that IT
shows that rebates ana discriminatory
rates we're received ~ the standard
Oh combination, whereby d vas en-.
abled 70 bring a large part q outside
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
HARKING BACK TO
BEYOND THE GRAVE
CONTROVERSY BETWEEN THE
FRIENDS OF PLATT AND HAR-
RlsoN STILL CONTINUES

Indianapol'~. March 10.-Following
the publication OF a statement by the
late Senator Platt that Former Presi-
dent Benjamin Harrison had Indirect
~ offered him the position Of secre.
tary of the treasury, W. H. H. Miller,
attorney general under President Har'
rison. and the former presidents law
partner. yesterday gave out state
ment denying that Plat had been
promised position in the cabinet.
Miller quotes letter from Mr.. Har'
rison which says;
1T seems a little hard that a man
who had made as good a record as
on the subject OF promises, While a
candidate and while in Office, should
be subjected to the imputations that
l promised cabinet Office to Mr.,
Platt promptly negatived the sug.
gestton from New York that ! should
make some promise
AS to Mr.. PIatt. as I told him when
he came 10 see me after election !
never had 80 much as a suspicion
that he wanted a cabinet office, nor
had any thought at any time Of Civ.
Ing him one"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1910-03-16
GERMANY HAS AIR
LINE FOR AVlAT0RS

Munich, Bavaria March l0.-The
FIRST regular air navigation service in
Europe will be started May Is.
Regular trips will be made from
this city alternately to Starbebrg and
Oberammergau A dirigible balloon of
the Parseyal type, having a gas ca
paeity Of $500 cubic meters and driv-
on by two motors Of 100-horsepower
each, viii be used.
The aerial carriage will accomUo-
date - passengers besides che crew.
The fare for the round trip to Starn.
berg win be s55. and for the round
trip to Oberammergau s175. The reg
ular service viii close for the season
September ]. An officer from the Ger
man aeronautic corps has been de-
tailed TO serve as captain Of the dirig.
ible