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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
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pszenica wyda}a tego roku %niejednym pc 20 do % buszl
z akra. To znaczy, ze c, co zeszego roku tutaj pokupiE
role pc q do Is dol. "a akier, ia zorali obsiali, maja
iarmy zapfac0ne Zaraz "a pierWszym Arapem, bo
pszen1ca p}aci blisko po 1 dol. "a buszel. Otto sekret, ola
czego Kansascy farmerzy sic rych}o bogaca, jezdza au.
tomobilami. Przyjedzcie, a Was przekonamy, lie kazdy
Was moze tc samo dokaza6. Ia Is dol. "a akier, dosta-
niecie u mas, Sliczny, rowny grunt, prery, gotowy pod
plug. Nam tel pola JUL cze6cia zaorane, obsiane ozimi,
ma. Take gotowe fanny 2 budynkami pc 20 dol: "a akier,
Many piekny, murowany ko6ci6} "a 8 tysiecy dol. codo
piero po6wiecony. 3 koleje przerzynaja nasza okolice. Elk.
kursye do Colby, Kansas prawie ma w%szystkich kolejach,
diva razy W miesiac. Pc b]izsze informacye, polskie opisy,
I'd. piszcie do Waszego rodaka: - r
&. /. IDZIOREK, Pres. & Mgr.
Polonia Colonization Comp.
COLBY, Thomas Co. KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
Gdy dZiki blizzard szaleje

s%prowadza nleszczescle, szkode.
czesto 6mierc :. tysiacom, gdy sic
zaziebia, kaszel i Ia grippe = kt6-
"a straszy W zlmie ma wlosne. lei
niebezpieczne sygna}y SO 'tzapcha-
ME" nozdrzy; Dol nizszej czesci
nosa, dreszcze i Zebra, boil z tylu
g}owy i napady gard}owego ksszlu.
Gdy macie napad grypy, jezeli
.%szanujecie zycie, nie zwlekai-
Gle nabyd ORA King'a New Dis
covery. "Jedna butelka mnie wy
leczyfa" pisze A. L. Dunn z Pine
Valley, Miss, 20 %odlezenlu przez
try tygodnie ma grippe. Ma chore
p4ucs, Krwotok, kaszel, zaziebie.
ME, koklusz, krtaniowo6G, astme
jest pierwszorzadnem. 500 800
Gwarantowane przez NJ. J. Kowa.
lewskiego, aptekarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
Syn o~dzyskany.
Opowiadanie zycia w}oscian.
Dokohczenie.

DOkOIlcZ0u10s
Modlitwe te dodawa} do
kazdego pacierza, a jezeli
przedtem przyk}adas sic do
nauk, to teraz jeszcze tenn
~bardziej. Zawsze i wszedzie
We wolnych chwilach cd
piracy (bo MARGIN wprawia-
JAG dzieci do niej, kazdemu
st6sowna nadat rodote), VIA
dzia spotka6 mona by}o
mad ksiazka.
Up}yne}o tax jeszcze lat
pare; W1adzio ko6czy} juz
lat pietna6cie, wyrasta{ ma
m}odzie6ca. %Pracowity, po-
bozny, wyrecza} juz W gospo-
darstwie swego opiekuna, ale
z wie]kiem pragnieniem poz.
mania prawdziwych rodzic6w
coraz bardziej wzrastato,
proSba o to do Boga by}a CO.
raz goretsza, a przeczucie
jakies .wewnetrzne m6wito
mu, 10 bedzie wys}uchana.
We wsi Powa]u by} ma}y,
skromny, ale dobrze utrzy-
many koscio{ek; proboszcz
staruszek, Cd lat przesz}o
trzydziestu prowadzi} do b.
lei chwa1y sw0ja owczarnia.
W1adzio nauczy} sic s}ugi-
wac do Mszy sw. i to wielka
by}o ola njego pociecha.
K siadz proboszcz kocha}
poczciwego W1adzia, czesto
bra} 20 do siebie, dawa} mu
do czytania Pismo 6w., opo~
wiada{ nieraz dzieje swego
narodu, to tez Wfadzio jak
m6g} tylko uwolnic sic cd ro-
boty, bieg} zaraz do plebanii
i pc pare godzin przepedzat
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

u zacnego ksiedza probo-
SEGA. A kiedy ksiadz pro.
boszcz ~zauwazyt kilka razy,
ze PREY Mszy sw. nieraz Ivy
pop}yne|y pc twarzy m1ode
go sieroty, rae PREY wieczor-
nej pogadance zapyta} sic Q
przyczyne togo; wtedy VIA
dzio padl do n6g staruszka
i ca}ujac jego kolana, z p}a'
czen p%rzem6wif:
- Ksieze proboszczu, ia
tax dawno prosze Pana b.
ga i Naisw. Fanny Maryi, by
mi ~pozwoli}a znalez6 moja
make imojega OLGA.
Proboszczowi ma to die
chime a szczerze zadanie Ivy
stane}y W oczach; usciska}
.m}odego W}adzia i odrzek}:
- Miej nadzieie dziecko W
Opatrznosci Boskiej; Bog
szczerej prosby nigdy ME
odrZuca.
Siowa te znacznie uspoko-
lily W}adzia i tylko wyglada}
tel chwili, kiedy jego pro6ba
zostanie wys}uchana, . on
ujrzy rodzic6w.
Przesz}o lat kilkanascie,
przez kt6re opowiadamy ma
SEE opowiadanie.
Dziedzic Powala byf sic JUL
ozeni} i majac troje dzieci,
przytem dorobiona fortune,
postanowi} chociaz z praw-
dziwym zalem sprzedac Po-
vale i kupic dobra znaczniej-
s7e " sasiedztwie.
Powa]e, wioska zamozna,
dobrze urzadzona, mia}a VIE
le amator6w; nakoniec die
die zgodzi} sic z pa6stwem
Rucz, przybylymi z obcej
gubernii. Pa6stwo Rucz obo"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

siebie i przedstawii pahstwu
Rucz, ~nazywajac poczciwym,
|dobrym poboznym j praco-
witym chiopcem.
Ma zapytanie PAM Rucz,.
czyimby byi aynem W}adzio,
ksiadz opowiedzial W kr6t~
kich slowach jego historye.
ALE zaledwie skohczy}, gdy
p&ni Rucz prawie nieprzy-
tomna biegnie do W1adzia,
rozdziera pa jego piersiach
koszule i zobaczywszy tam
dziwnego ksztaltu znamie, u
kazuiac je swemu mezowi,
pada zemdlona ma ziemie.
Rzecz sic wkr6tce wyjas.
Mia: pred trzynastu laty,
banda cygan6w przechodzac
przez wie6, W kt6rej pa6stwo
Rucz mieszkali, "a kradziez
przyk}adnie ukarana ~zosta}a;
mszczac sic vice ma pahstwu
Ruczach, z rqk mamki, kt6-
ra wtenczas z ma}ym VIA
dziem by1a ma przechadzce,
wyrwa]i gwa}tem dziecko, a
mamke zwiqza1a zostawili W
poblizkiem leslie. Najtroskli-
wsze poszukiwania oka7a}y
sic daremne, DO banda ma
kilka czesci rozdzielona, W
rome uda}a sic strony. Te-
raz dopiero pa6stwo Rucz
we W1adziu odzyskali swego
syna, a W}adzio odzyska} ro-
dzic6w, o kt6rych tax CORA
co prosif Boga,e Poczciwi zas
Marcinowie "a wychowanie
W{adzla i wyratowanie 90 z
rak cygan6w zostali sowjcie
wvnagrodzeni, DO pa6stwo
Rucz darOwali i'm ma villas
nose folwark nalezacy do
Powala.
TAX vice Pan Bog wyna-
z jednej strony pocz-
.iwo5c i dobre SERGE karcz
marry, T. drugiej zas szczere
modlitwY i ufno6c W MIN
po}ozona tax rodzic6w, jak i
biednego sieroty.
Koniec.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13
Poszukuje zony.

Poszukuje towarzyszki zy-
cha, jestem: rzemieslnikiem,
lat ~. Ola braku zna~
jomosci postapowi}em podac
sic do gazety Posag ME wy
tylko osoba porza~
ME poza}uje kt6ra z
pan sic zg}osi; adres:
Leon E. Sawicki
C. o. B. II. Ives
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-13

/ jO 0ASNAAA
chodzi]i dotad dzierzawa, a
re dobrze sic rzadzili, kocha-
iii Boga, to i Pan Bog i'm
|b1ogoslawi}. Zebrali niema}a
fortune i teraz Pan Bog
|speini} ich zyczenia, re kapi-
Ii ma wlasno5c wioske, kt6ra
luz W swych myslach p:zez-
naczyJi ma wiano ala swej
|jedynaczki,
Nabywcy pc skohczonem
kupnie uwazali "a pierwszy
%obowiazek podziekowa6 "a
Ito Panu Bogu, a by}a to
w}asnie niedziela. Rano
dzwonek wzywa} pobozuych
do ma}ego koscio1ka ola Cd
DANA czci naleznej Bogu.
Ko6ci6f by1 nape}niony, W
1awkach bocznych prey wiel-
kim oltarzu siedzieli daw-
niejsi ! nowi dziedzice Pc.
wala; dxwonek zakrystyi pc
trzykros zadzwoni} i wyszed}
starry proboszcz 20 Msza sw.,
poprzedzony 'przez W}adzia,
kt6ry mu W tym dniu, jak
zwykle. s}uzyl PREY o}tarzu.
Msza sw. sic zacze1a. Pa6stwo
Rucz modlac sic szczerze,
dziekowali Panu Bogu "a no.
wy dow6d Jego bfogos}s-
wiehstwa, a z ia szczerq po-
dzieka }aczyc sic musia}a ja-
kas goraca prosba, czy tez
p~rzypomnienie jakiej dawnej
bole6ci, kt6ra ofiarowali Boz
gu; DO oboje spojrzeli ma
swoja c6rke i oczy }ez pei
ne podniesli ku Przenajs'v.
Fannie Maryi umieszczone;
we wielkim o}tarzu. W tel
chwili W}adzio przenosii
msza} z jednego ma drugi
box oltarza. Widok tego
ch}opca zdawa} sic budzic W
Mich jakieS odlegle wspom-
njenie; spojrze)i ia. siebie i
oani Rucz. ma dobre sic roz-
a i MAJ, ME chcac
rozrzewnia6 zony, niby pot
z czola obcieraf. chustka, a W
rzecZy ukradk1em o.
tarl dwie }zv, kt6re zawis}y
ma rzesach.
W}adzio polozy1 msza} ia
swoim miejscu, zeszed1 ze
stopni oltarza, uk}ak} W tel
z kolei modlitwy, kt6-
re zawsze prey Mszy sw. 3D.
mawia}, podni6s} oczy W GO.
re, z1ozy} rece i goraco pro-
sill Boga o odzyskanie ro'
Msza Sw. sic skOhczv}a.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
AETEe MINING CONGRESS.

In the interest of obtaining the 1911 Mining congress for Douglas Secretary Grindell is sending out letter through the Southwest seek ing support in the claims which the Shelter City will make for reeog- nition at the Los Angeles session oi the mining congress this year.
 The letter. which is being sent out widely. states that Douglas has twice seen the congress switched to other points. It states that Douglas is the center of a district rom whence comes 50 per cent of all the copper produced in Arizona and that there are smelted annually l75.OOO.O 900 pounds of the red metal. It sets forth the other inducements the city has to offer and states that Douglas will be found to be after the con gress in Los Angeles, asks aid and nsks for reply.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
PLATES ARE On WAY
 FOR NEW STAMP MILL
ARE FORWARDED FROM MESA TO MAMMOTH MINE IN COLD FIELD DISTRICT.

MESA, Ariz. July 1.-The plates for the stamp mill to be erected at the Mammoth mine in the Goldfseld district arrived in Mesa yesterday morning and were forwarded to the mining district later in the day. It is understood that the mill will be in working order very soon and that the actual test of the ore will be made at that time
 Wm. Neag.e returned to the mine yesterday morning. Mir. Neagle was not seen for an interview of the work being done at the mine, ef which Ee is superintendent, but while here he gave out the information that the three-compariment shaft Is TOW down 10 depth of about one hundred feet. and that thus far the workmen have been troubled very little with water. The hoist is at work on the Mammoth and another hoist has been installed on the Black Queen claim, where some work was done several years ago. Enough stock wii be sent up this week to transport machinery to the last ramed development to furnish power for the hoist The proceedings of the work at the Goldfield is causing no little interest at this place. It is realized that in the event that a mine Is opened up at Goldfield, it will serve as an impetus to the growth of this town. the nearest supply station to the district.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
TUCSON GETS THERE.
lArizona Star.l

Hearing that Tucson might aot be represented on the Eik's special which passed through this city last night for Detroit, Secretary Tailor or the chamber of commerce, broke in a visitor as a booster This visitor was Milford winsor of Yuma, who chanced to be passing through Tue son and was nabbed by MT. Tailor.
 NIT. Winsor who is deputy grand exalted ruler for Arizona, kindly con sented to take all the literature he could handle and was promptly given a suit box full. He took a number of the books by Prof. Blaks on Pima county and also a large number of the booklets on Tucson issued by the chamber of commerce These he agreed to distribute wisely en route to Detroit and after he arrives Thus even though Tucson did not get 3 representative on the Elk's specisi she will be boosted just the same
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
MASS NEE TING AT DOUGLAS TONIGHT
PEOPLE WILL COME TOGETHER TO DISCUSS THE FEATURES OF CONSTITUTION.

DOUGLAS. July 1I.-(Special) )-
 The eommitte which was appointed at the preliminary meeting held al the Gadsden Rathskellar on wednes day night for the purpose of arrang ing a mass meeting at which should be discussed questions relating to a constitution for Arizona met at the office of J. C. Gungl last night and outlined the plans for the meeting arranging program and details.
 The mass meeting on Arizons's constitution will be held in the city park on Tuesday night. as was plan ned at the meeting that appointed the committee. There will be three chief speakers on three subjects, each limited to fifteen minutes and after each of the opening speakers has had his hearing an opportunity to answer or add to what has been said will be afforded to other speak CTS in five minute periods. unless the chairman shall extend such time. David Benshimol has been selected to preside at the mass meeting. c. A. Taylor was appointed a committee of one to see the mayor and mem bers of the board of aldermen indt- yidually to obtain permission to use the park for the purposes of the meeting and this he did this morning, obtaining the desired consent
 There are to be three main sub jects discussed at the meeting. A. Y. Wright will be the first heard and will speak on the organization of the courts for the new state. After oth- DTS have had an opportunity to speak ,n this A. F. Parsons will speak on he introduction of a clause to pro ride for the nomination of all can iidates for all offices by direct pri- nary. An opportunity to discuss this ,ubiect will be given and then Will come the subject which will proh- ably provoke the most discussion and interest. Initiative, Referendum and Recall. A. c. Lockwood will ad- rocate the embodying of these prin- ,iples in the constitution which is .1 be drawn. These subjects are all mat will be discussed at the first meeting.
 There is to be no partisanship Tn his first mass meeting. al lare inVlt- sd to attend and all. or any who de sire may participate in the debates to follow the chief speeches. The question of a constitution is a most important one for Arizonans and a big meeting should assemble in the park.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
MIAMI A PARDON.

A petition is being circulated in Bisbee which asks for executive clemency for Cashier Eddlemaa and Clerk Nolan, who were convicted and sent to the peDitentiary for five years in the United States court at Tomb stone about a year ago. The con viction of these men grew out of the failure of the First National bank at Blsbee. An examination of the af- fairs and books of the bank disclosed that there had been many false en- tries made to cover up deficiencies and Eddleman and Nolan were in- dicted. They gave bond and the trials were delayed for nearly year after the returning of the indict- ments.
 When the cases came up for trial the jury in the case of Policeman failed to reach an agreement on verdict in two cases presented to 1t.
 Then the attorneys of both Eddie man and Nolan announced the dc sire Of their clients to enter a plea of guilty, very much to the sur prise of all The pleas were accept ed and the two men were sentenced to serve terms of five years each. There were several cases against both these men. but they were all dismissed when they were taken to prison.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
ATTRACTIVE FEATURE.

MEXICO CITY. July g. (Speciall- The National Committee of CommercC has just decided to celebrate the centennial of Mexican Independence next September with an elaborate allegorical procession. the dedi cation of the first stone of pro posed monument to the centennial and in furnishing amusement for the poor of the city.
 The parade will be helG on the morning of September f. It will be a lavish affair. and almost every prominent business man in the coun- try will be represented. while all of the trades. arts. guilds and clubs of the capital will have one or more beautiful floats Mutualistic and workingmen's societies will all be represented.
 In the afternoon of the same day the first stone of the monument re- ferred to aDove will be dedicated on the famous beauty spot of the down town district. the Alameda This monument will be a fountain. arch or statue. to be decided upon later, but at all events an appropriate memento of the occasion
 It is believed that the floats vii all be of very elaborate designs. Artists to arrange them have already been engaged by many of the institu- tions of the capital
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
pevoTeEs OF WHIST.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, July H. Whist players from many parts oi the United States and Canada have gathered here to take part in the twentieth annual congress of the American Whist League. which began at the Clifton Hotel this morning and viii last a full week. The League is made up of over 100 clubs from New Brunswick to California and the mem. bership runs into thousands. The whist players are full of serious pur- pose. and the programme does not contemplate much sightseeing or other diversions. It calls for whist playing morning afternoon and night Promptly at o'clock this afternoon several hundred players opened the contest for the Brooklyn trophy. which Is one of the rewards for skillfui play ing most sought after by the members or the congress. The other prizes for which contests will continue through the week include the Hamilton Club trophy, the Minneapolis trophy, the Manhattan trophies and the Congress trophies.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
LABOR CONFERENCE

PHOENIX, July 11.-Union labor delegates from all parts of Arizona will be in Phoenix next Monday morning to meet in the Melczer hall at 10 o'clock and confer on the fram- [ ing of the state constitution for Ari- zOna. The outcome is certain to be the appointment of a committee to attend the constitutional convention and look after the interests of or ganized labor.
 No attempt will be made to put anything that resembles a union la bor ticket in the field. though the fact is not concealed that the mem bers of union will not hesitate to ask candidates where they stand on labor questions before voting for them
 The Phoenix Trades council which represents fully 1000 union labor men in this section, met last night and discussed the entertainment of the delegates who will be here for the conference. The result was the appointment of committee consist ing of Chairman Provost, IAghtfoot Keddington, McNew and Adams.
 In the constitutional convention several questions are certain to arise affecting the rights of union labor It is to bring about favorable action on these matters that organized la bor is now conceTed. They will look after their particular interests as win almost every individual and organization in the new state.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
DETROIT WELCOMES ELKs.

DETROIT. Mich. July 11-While officially Elk week does not begin un- til tomorrow morning, all official Elk. dom put in an appearance in town to- day for the annual grand lodge session and reunion. Many of the grand lodge officers. delegates and other visitors spent the day on the waters of Lake St Clair and St Clair river, returning to the city this evening in time to par ticipate in the grand welcome demon stration in the Lyceum Theatre. The programme for the remainder of the week embraces the four days sess.on .of the grand lodge, which opens to- morrow morning. and unlimited en- tertainment for the members of the order, who will have an immense var iety to select from. all being free to those wearing the badge of the order. The competitive dral contests are to take place Wednesday and the big parade the following day.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
committeemen Leave.

A number of Douglas democratic county committeeman and proxies left for Bisbee today. or will leave by automobiles tonight to attend the meeting of the county central com mittee. Among those are J. s. Douglas. Tom Daley D. A. ODono- van. A. c. Lockwood. Andy Scott. A. g. J. Shropshire and George H. Kelly.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
AppoInt ReaIstratIon ofheers.

John Igo Bob Maclay and Ben Rice have been appointed registration officers for Douglas for the election which will be held to choose dele gates to the constitutional conven- tion. As the two latter are away the work for the coming month will fall upon Igo. He has received the necessary papers and blanks.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
MARKS ADVERTISING MEN S GOLF.

BRETON WOODS. N. H., July II. The sixth annual championship tournament of the American Golf Association of Advertising Interests of which President Taft is honorary president. opened here today with the largest entry list in the history of the assoc. .ation. An attractive programme has been mapped out for the entire week
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
Embroidery Club Meets.

The Friday Embroidery club mer yesterday afternoon with Mrs. David Benshimol at her home on G ave nue. The ladies spent a pleasant af- ternoon with their hostess. and punch and cake were served. The members Of the club are Mesdames John Bro die. J. c. Mcintosh. J. D. FuIlweiler. F. M. Cummings. L. E. Daugherty Slavin. Jacob Knight Carmichael. Jos. Kline and Miss Anna Kline.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
Compliments Warr.

Will War. who is acting as secre- tary of the '. N. c. A. during the absence of his father. has received a letter from International Secretary McDill. which acknowledges a copy of his report and compliments him upon it- This is the first paper of the kind War has ever prepared and he is accordingly pleased with the compliment
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
TENNIS rouNREY DEE.

MACON. Ga, July 1.-The annual lawn tennis tournament for the cham pionship of Georgia. which was sched- uled to open on the courts of the Log Cabin club here today. has been called off because of the lack of interest on the part of the followers of the sport
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
Severe Dust storm.

Douglasites were disappointed last night when what was hoped would be a cooling thunder storm turned out to he Arizona rain" It was one Of the most severe dust storms Of the year. stopped performances in open air .theaters and sent people generally 10 shelter. The air was a little cooler. bute the discomfort was .ot diminished by the flying dirt Tho country to the south of Douglas ap
 parently enjoyed a good soaking rain.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12

It is claimed that Kentuck has ac tualIy built a statehouse without spending more than the original ap propriation. Is this a case of ignor ance. lassitude or virtue?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12
NEWS AND PERSONALS
 FROM SHELTER CITY
EntertaIns Brother.

EntcFtdIUt bfOtTftTs
 Nat Grant Of the Douglas Grocery is entertaining his brother Dabney Grant, who has just come from New Haven. Mir. Grant has recently grad uated from Yale and this Is his first visit to Douglas. He is on his way to Fl Tigre. where he has accepted a position.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12

Tn Louisville. MT. Singer and Mss Wheeler were married. And we thought all the time it was Wheeler and Wilson that were engaged.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-12

A correspondent wishes to know what is the difference between Bryan and Harmon. A nomination
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-22
WOMAN
WAS SHOPLIFTER
Caught in a Store with Satch-
Ell Full of Loot-Offense
Is Quite Common.

One Of the most prominent members
of loca; church and Il woman of high
social standing was caught in the act
of shop liftiug, at q dry goods store
yesterday afternoon. i satcnei full
OF gloves, silk stockings and other ar
ticles OF feminine wearing apparel
were taken away from her TIE mat
ter WIS not reported 10 the police de-
partment and probably win not be.
Although few such cases have been
reported TO the authorities, the police
are of the opinion that it is occurring
regularly. The merchants Of Rich
mond say they are being troubled more
this year than ever before by shop
filters. principally women.
A few women have been caught
with the goods" but have always
been of such prominence that the
merchants fear to prosecute them.
Especial precautions have been TAX
en- this week by the store keepers
but probably no attempt will be made
TO prosecute the parties captured,
However, the police promise that in
case attention is brought to them of
any such violations speedy justice will
follow. regardless Ct TIE social stand
ing of the prisoner.