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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-03
THE LOOKER-ON

i The season of unrest is now in the ! land. and for the next few weeks the ] people win commcnc" to figure out what they will q" this suamcr Win they remain in Nome or should they try other fields
 IL will be hard problem for many 10 s"lv" for il is often hard to tell just what to d" here in the North The old Idag, of never leave gold to hunt for gold" is the fore. that makes many of th" miners and rr"Srectors hold on Then there are a number who have a piece. "f ground that contains little prospect and they feol in their heart the proper machinery pr method s"uld b" introduced they could derive some revenue from their property
 on the other hand the spirit of un- rest which sriz.s the soul of man al tltls season nf the year i., the fore. that ts trying tn pull many person tu th" opposite direction The mind i eomm"uo"s |" cry. ",irt a mov. on yon hunt for other pastures and green tield~. You hay" been wasting your tim" nd energy here for the rast ten y'ars and only have experience plus a i"t oi hardships to show for your work and "Nistcnce This is not your lucky oama IJ i~ located somewhere else .,
 True: True, True, You may say bat where in the name of Old sin is that som" where else located
 That is the problem [" be solved. and until il k worked out these two .orrost" forces win continue To Dull until one is forced to "moye-on" or kill iis effect by hard work As the days commence to lcnsthen the spirit of unrest begins l." strengthen much the same as does the cold weather
 There IS not a man, woman or child m Nome or on Seward Peninsula who wouldn't fix" to see the average wac. "f five dollar, 70 day maintained. but it is "ur "f n" question Tho wag. p1'sii"n iS governed entirely by the "etrut "i the yellow metal Der da, to he man. Readjustments or wages comes Co every camp. and the operator
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Now. Tommy said the teacher ''vou have named all the dumasti, animals save one It has bristly hair it k grimy. likes dirt. and is fond oi mud. can you name it2"
 Tommy-"Sure. you know wei enough that it's me-"
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REFORM IN SEATTLE.


 |i. ."-H..1tuE citizel- of Ssartl. n.. taa.n ra- bsu b, th, horns and .r. tmml the t-su, 70 obtain better t.re.rmu lt tm.a lawI~ssno~s "#u r.. n.,.er~ %. uaa, lrv i, -.e.sm- rr ,or- S,arr. hes brcr . uu.z..- aud <. rI,.. of operation r n.. als bugm~. thieves. tin ..# -.mu,r- ~urr-,hue m,u and d r.n1~a. -nu.- .nd .r.ed women
 T.a u,ur. II ih- North uaE uo .raa a.tr,l.. tl ,n, ,e-,.- ,- r.gard. r.#. .iE En"Hah Alaska epIa 'e a..u aa.a th.r. for m.utmg aua
 ae..a .aaapH -l.au' tu.rr m m. N.-a#s. anal rlra~ur. and enough g.f #.s '.a t.en .n rargHa~,. af ~ur. ,... E. ..nH th. assertion that .-.a H S4aflh N l,a-t nr 4at. t. f.#. ,.. Inst bug boom which r. s.f'aI a }. reaching it- present splcu 'H1 H5Ha-.m- Ru u Ha> not Ala~,., that Ha. responsible nr th, lsuI,ss ."s@ and ..a.He-~ af the place N.s.aa- m tae.r uvu northern terri. 'f aa-f iav-andme. and II can .. r.. -.1 faegar. ausnIug cl.e auau .ru Hs... r thes m. assactated ar
 #.t. f.. ..u-G,-S af that rocking < dan .s rh- coast tr l- merely a4 being '' .aH. ,>tent among thr many ,fc- 'ms = in- ucfari"u- and d.spicahl. mnManf. ruuttt.d tp operate there
 Th" multiplied murders. robbery and other flagrant crimes committed in '.at ett tns la~t few wears have madr 'hs p'aea st,uch in th. sight of all .""0as "t rrafegtlnn and admirers of re.a municipal government. whv S"att's should 1.rom. th- center nf continuous carnival of r.imc p-rhar- would D" Iaue -rna unless one u.r, q. s9Hmtr.z, .t in a ubas, that human '.. .e .-n H.a of utrI. value in '.sf et- uf ,ht 'h. rn ran af th.
 n'.H.ar. attracted hr rhr fact. has made fta' a .asmman roarhiug rfaand
 it a".'#.ug ta Hunm that at la-, f. h.f'.r .em.nr Of th. rlry has .'.san aai las a.maudca tho abolition "I .He ra-u. -io, which has been A ..'s.r.Hs growth ln rhe very heart "' Srat'. and smyh ha, been the hr.sans 4saaal for criminals who .H"s IH.r.I m ririz"n~ and visitors a... T0- h.'r.r rl-mrut has filed l.'.'.a #.ran1Hg thr rarau of Mayor Il. G# Even Narthrrr.r wll ho '..f~s# q" ~a- 'h~ clry placed on ''.an foundation aud the new order uf thna~ enforced ,, the letter. The reformation + I.ua nr.rlur Seattle h.r.a'f r.rnn Hs. suffered mar. rh,n anyone .'e-
 E."i.rr.r~ rejoice 10 see such a revolution in inc conditions as will make .r reasonably safe for one to er"rd a r.r.a .n the city In dlsra,cbes -.. -tarIlr 1-.I ur a rabhrr in sr '"o."a r.ruiahlr woman in the hear, "f 'Ha .I'v l~ rm"miglei. while hold "I- and r'hharir~ are but few of the '0anE crimes committed Their fre- H".a"E makes d an thc morr alarming T"'a"'- steps rar reform are nol alone -"''l.s"7i '' insure tho change of con "'tiHmz The eEu returns unless up- rooted Reform measures must be drastic and permaneut IL Is up 10 the good people o' 'Seattle to work out their own salvation. and now is the time for
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They will scream, scream scream Who. The Eagles. When. Feb. 6.
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them to set their iawsand finish the job like me-Cordova Alaskan.
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The state of California will lose her greatest amusement on the 18th of this month Racing has been5a great pas time and business in the Poppy state and it's death will be read of by thc native sons. with sorrow The call of the track was responded to by thou sands and each running day hundreds would flock out tn the park to witness the ponies make and break records But now We learn that the spor, of kings is to he banishcd We. in Nome who enjoy the great speed contests be- tween dogs. can ~ympathize with the rreStfallen native sons.
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shriners Ball Eagle Hall. Feb. ii.
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The Eagles 18th annual entertain nent and ball February s at Eagle Hall.
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PHYSICIANS AND SIrRGEONs
J. M. SLOAN, M. Q. C. M.

Manitoba Universty L. R C. P. Edinburgh. L. R. C. : Edinburgh, I. r. P. X S. Glasgow
 Onice hours. tO 2 and to < ao ?. m Phone: Ohicr Main i5 resi- lence. Black 45.
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Job printing at the Nugget.
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Mal for the outside elossss at local postoffiee on Monday and Thursday sf. ternoons at 2 o'clock
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Valentine party 4. B. Hall Feb. IA Won1an's Auxiliary. St. Mary's Parish Eastern Star Ball. February 22. A. 9 Hall
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The town of Fairbanks seems to be located in disastrous fre-belt. The blaze which originated her court house last Wednesday followed closely upon the heels of tH connagration which wiped out severall9f her promi- nent business places on the main street. not so very long ago. But there are some who say that the fire was a God-send for certain government ot- ficials and clerks of Fairbanks. Evi- dently the records and documents which were destroyed in the blaze would n"t stand the supreme test
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COMING EVENTS.

Outside rau IS due 10 arr,ve on Mon day and Thursday afternoons.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1911.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
TEsT1F1Es TOMORROW
Goes on Stand at Red Wing; Cover.
nor Has New Plans.


Superintendent Whittier probably
will be the first witness called in his
own defense when the hearing in the
Red Wing matter is resumed at the
State Training School tomorrow
morning. The board of control has
not received full list of the witness
ses Mr.. Wilson will call, but the at
torney for Mr.. Whittier, at the con-
clusion of Fridays hearing, said he
would call Ralph Wheelock, Governor
Eberhart's private secretary, and
probably Governor Eberhart himeelf.
Neither Governor Eberhart nor Mr..
Wheelock have been notified that
they will be called as witnesses. Both
have intimated,. however, that they
will be willing to appear.
1t was announced at the Governors
Office yesterday sthat a separate in
vestigation, predicated upon Cover
nor Eberhart's letter to the Board of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
LAIR HEADS LOAN CONCERN
Building Association Also Decides to
Issue $50, 900 Additional Stock.

At the first annual meeting of the
Beltrami County Building and Loan
association held yesterday, officers
for the ensuing year and the various
committees were named. The new
officials are J. P. Lair, president; X.
K. Roe, vice-president; r. H. Schu-
maker, treasurer and w. G.. Klein,
secretary.
The board of directors comprises
w. N. Bowser, F. S. Lycan, George
Kreatz, DR.. j. T. Tuomy, r. H. Schu-
maker, F.. S. Arnold, DR.. L. A. Ward,
G.. E. Carson, w. c. Klein, J.. p. Lair,
X. K. Roe, and the board of apprais-
al will consist of George Kreatz, w.
c. Klein and r. H. Schumacher. rs
The auditing committee will COM
prise F. S. Arnold, w. L. Brooks and
E.. H. Denu. 49,. 81 . .-. ,....-
The association was organized a
year ago, and at this time is in good
financial standing, $4,000 worth OF
stock was issued yesterday, this be-
ing the total to be issued during the
next three months at which time
more will be issued. All of the $780,
600 was taken up. II.
Meetings of the board of directors
will be held every month, and the
stockholders will assemble annually
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
CAMEL FAMILY IS FAMOUS
John, Charles, Jr, and George Attend
Family Reunion at Their Home in
Kalamazoo, Mich. .

After twenty-five years the CAMEL
family held family reunion at home
In Kalamazoo recently. The CAMEL
family have made their names ia
NOUS In baseball. John CANCEL 10
manager and one-third owner Of the
Rochester team in the Eastern league
and was at one time manager of the
Cincinnati squad of the National
league. He is now bench manager.
Charles, Jr., of Boston, now retired, II
D wellto-do business man Of that city.
He was a catcher in the Detroit team
Of 1887. when the Tigers won the
worlds championship. Joe CAMEL Of
Grand Rapids won fame as a first
baseman with various teams in Michi-
gan while George CAMEL of Kazoo
played with professional teams behind
the bat and was star. Both Joe and
George had chances at the professions
al game, bat preferred business life
The Camel family is one of the best
known professional ball playing
groups in the country.
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Control q few days before the inves-
tigation was first started, would not
be insisted upon, although the attor-
ney generals Office has decided that
Governor Eberhart's letter put the
burden Of q separate investigation in
to the general management Of the in.
.stitution since Mr.. Whittier took
charge upon the Board Of Control.
A member Of the Board of Control.
said today that no decision has been
made relative to a second inquiry. It
is generally believed, however, that if
Mr.. Whittier is removed as result
of the pending investigation the mat
ter will be dropped. If he is white
washed q comprehensive probe into
all phases of Mr.. Whittier's manage
.ment of the training school will be
made. The hearing now only covers
the method of corporal punishment
in vogue at the training school.
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eran,, as he is rapidly gaining In
knowledge and experience.
For the present Manager Chance
has no idea of taking him of the in
Geld when Evers returns.
The possibility of Doyle being re-
moved is when he begins to have .
slump. There seems to be little
chance of that taking place, as Doyle
Is determined to reach the height of
his ambition. That Ia to become the
permanent player Of a major league
club.
He has made an excellent start and
says he is to make a noble fight to
keep it up.
No strong objections can be made
on his work up to date, with the prob
able exceptions to a little poor field
ing. That probably was due to q
streak Of nervousness a youngster
usually possesses when given his first
chance to prove he is capable of COM
peting in major league company. This
nervousness is rapidly wearing away,
Rs has been shown by his work In his
recent games.
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r4E0BEkllDJl DAILY.PloilEER|

copy, and audited and allowed the
same IN the sum Of $752.40; that the
chairman of said board Endorsed such
allowance thereon and that no appeal
has been taken from such action of
said board.
IS. That said Viggo Peterson has
failed, neglected and refused to issue
warrant on said claim though often
requested 80 to do after the expira-
ton Is days from the date of such
allowance, and that he does now
fail. neglect and refuse to issue war
rant for said claim.
8. That said James i. George,
after the expiration Of fifteen days
from the allowance of said claim
written out, but failed, neglected and
refused to attach his signature there
to as county auditor and thereupon
cancelled the same and destroyed it,
as the relator is informed and be-
lieyes.
10. That said James L. George has
failed, neglected and refused to cause
warrant on said claim to be issued,
and to cause the same to be attested
by him as county auditor, though
often requested so to cause the same
to be done after the expiration of the
time for appal therein, and that he
does now fail, neglect and refuse so
to do. (,
II. That said claim has not in any
manner been paid.
THEREFORE,Yo You are commanded
Immediately to cause warrant to be
issued on said claim duly signed by
said sViggo Peterson as chairman Of
said board of county commissioners
and attested by-said James L. George
as county auditor of said Beltrami
county, and deliver the same to re-
lator on demand, or show cause before
this Court at Chambers at the court
house in the City of Bemidji, in said
county and state, on the 18th day
of August 1911, at. 10 o'clock a. M,
on said day, or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, why you have
not done so, and that you then and
there make return to this Writ with
your certificate on said return of hav-
ing done as you were commanded.
Witness. the Honorable c. W.
Stanton, Judge of said Court and the
seal thereof this 8th day of August,
1911.
(SEAL) f. w. RHODA,
Clerk of said Court
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The state of Minnesota to James L.
George as county auditor and Viggo
Peterson as chairman of the board of
county commissioners in and for Bel
trami county, Minnesota, respondents
above named:
Whereas, On the 8th day of August
1911, the above named relator did
present his petition in writing, duly
verified, from which it manifestly ap-
pears to us:
1. That the petitioner is now
and at all times hereinafter mention
ed and for more than two years last
past has been the duly elected, quail
fed and acting sheriff of said Bel
trami county. .... -: +
2. That the county of Beltrami is
now and for more than the ten years
last past has been municipal cor
poration duly organized and existing
under the laws of the state of Min
nesota.
3. That James L. George, men
toned in the title herein is now and
ever since the 3rd day of jan, l911,
has been the duly elected, qualified
and acting county auditor in and for
said Beltrami county.
4. That Viggo Peterson, mention
ed in the title herein is now and for
more than the two years last past has
been the duly, elected, appointed,
qualified and acting chairman of the
board of county commissioners in and
for said Beltrami county.
5. That between the dates, viz:
Feb, 9Th, 1911 and April LIST 19i1.
the relator, as sheriff in and for said
Beltrami county, rendered services
for said county, which said services
are itemized and set forth in the copy
statement of claim hereto attached,
marked Elk. A, and made a part here
Of
6. That on the 18th day of June,
1911, the relator filed with the said
county auditor typewritten state
ment of claim by him against said
county for said services so rendered,
which said statement was by him
duly verified and is the original from
which said Elk. "A is a true and correct
copy. And that said Fix. A, hereto
attached, is true and correct copy
of said statement so filed by said re-
latOr with said county auditor and Of
each and every part and portion
thereof, and which, said Ex A is
hereby made part hereof in its en-
tirety as to every word and figure it
contains including verification.
z. That on the 14th day Of June,
1911, the board of county commits
sioners of said Beltrami county, in
session duly assembled, considered
said claim. Of which said Ex. a Is =
g4is <
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State of Minnesota, -
County of Beltrami. District Court
The State of Minnesota, ex rel,
Alvin B. Hazen, relator.
James L. George as county auditor
and Viggo Peterson as chairman of
the board of county commissioners
in and for Beltrami county, Mimi
esOta, respondents. a.
On reading and filing the petition
of the above named relator, 1T IS
ORDERED, That an Alternative Writ
of Mandamus issue herein as prayed
for in said petition, returnable before
said court, at Chambers, in the city
of Bemidji in said county and state,
on the 18th day of August, 1911, at
10 O'Clock a. M, of said day, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That
said Alternative Writ of Mandamus
be served in the same manner as a
summons in civil action is required
to be served, which said service shall
be made at least ten days before the
return day of said Writ. ..~
G. W., STANTON,
District Judge.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
FOREST FIRE WARNING IS OUT
Forester Cox Notifies Road Overseers
to Be on Lookout.

State Forester Cox has sent word
to town and district road overseers
warning them to take precautions
for the prevention and spread of for
est and prairie fires. .@--.
Under the law passed by the last
legislature it is the duty of town Of
ficers to take such precautions.
Towns are authorized also to levy
tax of not more than 5 mills for a
fire fund. Mr.. Cox uggests the
building of effective fire breaks
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SPORTS OF THE DAY
DOYLE LOOKS LIKE VETERAN
Chicago Cubs Playing At Third Base
cllnches Position for Hlm-Made
an Excellent start.

Jimmy Doyle, az the baseball season
creeps along, is steadily carving for
himself into the position Of permanent
third baseman on the Chicago team.
With every game his work improves.
and he Is succeeding exceedingly we'll
IN working with Tinker. Daily he 10
lessening Heinie Zimmerman's pros
poets of regaining the job at the far
corner when Johnny Evers returns to
the team.
His work In the field and at the
plate ia taking on the aspect Of q vet
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
HAGEN Makes Affidavit.

State of Minnesota, ~ .s& o.
County of Beltrami-ss:,i .s. So
Alvin B. Hazen, being duly sworn
says he is the Relator in the forego-
ing entitled action; that he has read
the foregoing petition and knows the
contents thereof and that the same
is true of his own knowledge, except
as to the matters which are therein
stated on his information and belief
and as to those matters that he be-
lieves it to be true.
ALVIN B. HAZEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 7th day of August, 1911.
(SEAL) HENRY FUNKLEY,
Notary Public, Beltrami
Co., Mimi. My commits
sion expires Dec. 7, 1915.
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Cubs Land Another Zimmerman.

Cubs Land Another Zimmerman.
The Cubs have landed another Zim-
merman.l "Heine" No. is an out
fielder and just at present he is the
pensation of the Atlanta Southern:
league club. He was recommended
to the West siders by President Muir
phys brother, who returned after .
lengthy scouting tour throughout tho
louth. When the Cubs sent Southpaw
Foxen to Atlanta, President Murphy
was given an option on Zimmerman
and the Cubs boss stated that Tim
norman would be purchased bslore
The time expired.
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Another sprIntsr From the South.

Another Splinter From the South.
~ Cobb, Joe Jackson, iris Speaker
and other famous American league
outdelders will be forced to take to
the tall timber when Long Of Gadsden.
Ala. reports to Washington. This
young man. who II discovery OF
Nike Kahoe. leads his league in base
running and batting and IL. according
20 Kshoe. tho fastest man he ever
paw. Kahoe saw him beat out an in
leld hit, steal second, third and homo
With tho winning run In the tenth II
sine. That certainly ID going soma
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09

All things may come to a man who
waits-provided he doesn't wait in
the path of an automobile.
Once in a great while you meet a
woman who understands men, but
she is too busy manipulating the
strings>to asy anything about it.
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MlLLERS GET ALTIZER BACK
"Dare Devil" Given Thorough Trlai
by Cincinnati Team, 10 Returned
to Minneapolis.

Dave Altizer managed to stick II
out with the Reds for just half of tho
season, and now returns to the Min.
neapolis American association club.
The Dare Devil was given q thor.
ough chance, but fell down. and with
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-08-09
New Cash n ant-Rat
/! > Cent a-moTd

Where cash companies copy We
will publish all "Want Adj" for half
cent word per insertion. Where
cash does not accompany copy the
regular rate of one ceut word will
be charged.
EVERY NOME HAS 4 WANT 40
For Rent--Flor oaie..ExchanRo
..Aolp Wanted--WoYk Wanted
..Etc...Etc.
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SHERIFF. TRIES TO
MAKE COUNTY PAY
CONTINUED from first page).

taken from the said action of said
board Of county commissioners.
8. That said Viggo Peterson has
failed, neglected and refused, to issue
warrant for said sum on account Of
often requested to issue same after
the expiration of IS days from the
date of the allowance thereof, and
that he does now fail, neglect and re-
fuse to so issue warrant for said
cl3 i'm.
George Failed to Pay.
8. That said James L. George,
after the expiration of Is days from
the allowance of said claim caused a
warrant on said claim to be written
out, but failed, neglected and refused
to attach his signature thereto as
county auditor and thereupOn can
.celled the same and destroyed it as
the relatOr is informed and believes.
10. That said James L. George has
failed, neglected and refused to cause
warrant on said claim to be issued,
and to cause the same to be attested
by him as county auditor, though Of
ten requested so to cause the same to
be done, after the expiration of the
time for appeal therein, and he does
now fail, neglect and refuse SO to do.
IL. That said claim has not been
in any manner paid.
Wherefore, your petitioner, who
has made no other application there
for, prays that an Alternative Writ
of Mandamus do issue out of said
court to the said respondents COM
handing each of them to cause war
rant to be issue on said claim duly
signed by said Viggo Peterson as
chairman of said board of county
commissioners and attested by said
James L. George as county auditor
of said county and deliver the same
to the relator, or show cause before
this court at time and place to be
designated by said court why he has
not done so. -
HENRY FUNKLEY,
... Attorney for relator, 4
Bemidji, Mimi.
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State of Minnesota,
County of Beltrami. District Court
The State of Minnesota, ex REL,
Alvin B. Hazen, relator.
James L. George as county auditor
and Viggo Peterson as chairman of
the board of county commissioners
in and for Beltrami county Min
nesOta, respondents. :. IL