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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
BIG Week at Dodae's.

At Dodge's theatre this week viii
be SHOW the greatest program of fea.
ture pictures that has even been
shown in this popular playhouse To
morrow night the feature attraction
will be one of the latest Biograbh
pictures called Fisher Folks. It is
beautiful story told in the Biograph
way. 1t is story of love, pathos and
smiles. Another great picture on the
program tomorrow night will be a
Selig picture called "The Buccaneers, Z
story of the high seas. On next
Thursday night the management will
show the famous Patne picture of
III Trayatore," picture that is said
to surDass anything in its line ever at
tempted in motion photography. In
the first scene of III ,s.-ovatore, we
see the old Count di Luna In the act
of bestowing a medal upon each of his
sons, and in the next scene we wit
hess the gypsy woman Azucena steal
into the garden and carry off Manrico.
the younger son. The deed is COM
mitted by the gypsy as an act of re-
venge for the death of her mother,
whom the count some time previously
has had burned for witchcraft. and
the boy is brought up by her as her
own son.
Years after we find seanrico. the
troubador enamoured of Leonora,
who he woes with sweet music be-
meath her windows. Leonora has
another sutton in the person of a
young Count di Luna, successor to
his father, but she favors Manrico.
and, enraged at his rivalss good for
tune, the count provokes duel Man
rico is wounded, not, however. by his
rivals sword, but by the poignard of
Fernando, the counts follower, who
approaches him from behind and stabs
him in the back.
Thereafter, Leonora, having been
deceived into the belief that Manrico
is dead, decides TO take the veil
The count learns Of her intention, and
conceives the bold propec: of carrying
her off from the convent. He at
tempts to put it into execution, but
Manrico is warned in time of his
beloved's danger, and at once sets
out to save her from the clutches of
the count
The latter, defeated in his first pro
ject, then has Azucena seized and
condemns her to be burned A follow
err comes to tell Manrico of her dang
er just as he is on the point of being
united to Leonora, and he at once
sets out to rescue her. He himself.
however, is taken a prisoner and
thrown into the same cell with his
where they are both left to
await their execution.
In order to save the life of her low
er and secure his liberty, Leonora,
after imploring the counts mercy.
promises him her hand She then
secretly poisons herself, and goes to
tell Manrico in his prison that he
is free. Manrico, upon hearing from
her Inns that liberty has been granted
him, refuses to leave the prison I'M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
New Kind Of Reciprocity.

[Gate City Leased Wire Serviee.1
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-"This is the
sort of reciprocity that Canada has
for England; sending her criminals
over here to be punished. In other
matters she seeks reciprocity with
the United States" This utterance
was made TODAY by Justice Sir VIM.
Grantham in sentencing forger who
had been deported here from Canada.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
RoyaIist plot.

[Gate City Leased Wire Servicel
LISBON, Feb. 18.-Fifteen arrests
are reported tonight, as result of
the discovery of alleged royalist plot
among army officers to restore Man
uel to the throne All details of the
alleged plot are being suppressed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
a. 8. johnson is Sick.

rGate CITY Leased Wire Service.1
CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 1S.-A. B.
Johnson, aged father of President B.
B. Johnson, of the American League,
is seriously i'll at the home of his son,
VIM. Johnson, in this city. Johnson
is So years old and well known edu-
Gator. President Johnson arrived to-
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
six Round Draw.

[Gate City Leased Wire oervice.l
PITTSBURG, Pa, Feb. 1S-Jack Dill
lon of Indianapolis and Young Tough
rey, of Philadelphia, fought a six
round draw here tonign;. The pace
was fast all the way and both men
took lot of punishment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

special representative to open a dis
tributing office for this district and
other unoccupied territory and de-.
sires resident manager with 5000 to
$4,000 in cash carrying stock to fill
immediate orders; we allow 500 to
$500 monthly salary, extra commits
sions, office and other expenses; po-
sition permanent; references required.
If you can fill requirements write i'm
mediately. Liberty" Manufacturing
Association, $50 w. Huron ST., Chica-
go.
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pope Has Recovered.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
ROME, Feb. 1S.-1he pope has so
far recovered from his attack of in
firenza that DR.. Petacci announced
tonight that barring a relapse. aud
fences would be resumed at the vati-
can Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

II troubled with Indigestion, con-
stipation, no appetite or feeling bill
GUS, give Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets trial and you will be
Pleased with the result. These tablets
invigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion. Sold by all
dealers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
IL YOU ARE A TRlFLE sENs,r,ve.

ABOUT the size of your shoes It's some
satisfaction to know that MANY people
can wear shoes size smaller BY shaking
s.ilen's Foot-Ease. the anti-septic now
der, into them. just the thing for Dane
ing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes and
Der or. overshoes become necessary and
your shoes pinch, Aliens Foot-Ease gives
instant relief. Sold Everywhere. 25c.
sample FREE. Address, Allen S. Ohm
stea, Leroy N. X. Don't accept any
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
Sent Threatening Letters.

[Gate City Leased Wire Service.l
BOSTON, Mass, Feb. discharged
with sending letters to former Gov
ernor Draper. threatening his life
and threatening to blow up the Drap-
err mills and home here, Frank H.
Costello, laborer in the mills here
was arrested tonight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
Remember the Name

Foley's Honey and Tar for all coughs
and colds. for Group, bronchitis,
hoarseness and for racking lagrippe
coughs. No opiates Refuse suhsti-
tutes. Wilkinson & Co.
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SO WEEKLY and expenses to trust
worthy people to travel and distrib-
ute samples for big wholesale house
c. H. Emery, S1S7. Chicago.
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500 MONTHLY and expenses to trav-
eel and distribute samples for big
manufactures, steady work. s. Schef-
fer, Treasurer, NJ 81, Chicago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
The Want Column

new. Houseboat 35xs all fitted up for
cruising; elegant condition; also
launch house for above boat. All for
sale cheap if sold at once. DR.. Austin
F. Philpott, FIT. Madison, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

FOR SALE-A fine imported perche-
ron stallion, year-old, coal black;
weighs one ton; first-class, sound.
Poor health cause for selling. Geo. w.
Gardner, vincennes, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

WE PAY $50 month salary and furn-
ish rig and all expenses to introduce
poultry and stock powders; new plan;
steady work. Address Bigler Co. X
974, Springfield, Illinois
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
FOR SALE.

FOR sALErA fine gasoline launch:
25x5 automobile top ana all com
plete; finely finished. fast and a good
tower. engine S-cylinder A cycle Ia.
90 Fl. P. DOMAIN marine complete with
Apple storage system; engine just like
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
AGENT WANTED.

LIVE MAN or woman wanted for
work at home paying $500 to IS. 90
per day. with opportunity to advance.
Spare time can be used Wor.. not
difficult and requires no experience.
Universal House, $50 Wabash Ave
nue.. Chicago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

recently was the occasion of a dem
onstration in Denver by $4,000 union
men as q protest against Judge Whit
ford's decision.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19
WANTED.

WANTED-Middle aged woman for
homework on farm, small family
Address c. care Gate City office.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-02-19

WANTED--To buy two houses on
north side from $1,000 to $4,000.
I'm busy man, no time with city
salesman. Address "K,'' Gate City.
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The evening world., 1911-03-31
BedeU Put AWQu
By Cross for
Second Time

For the second time In n few weeks
Leach Cross. the dentist-nghter knocked
out Joe Bedeli. the Brooklyn light
weight. In . battle at the stag OF the
Whirlwind A c.. IN Clermont Avenue
Rink. Brooklyn. In their first scrap II
took Leach ten rounds TO do the trick,
but this tirne he accomplished the feat
In much quicker time, putting Bedel!
away In the second round, with a heavy
right swing and a terrific left hook to
the Jaw. which dropped him to the floor,
where he lay until after Refree Sam
Lewis had counted ere usual ten sec
onds over him.
Leach started at the first clang Of the
bell TO try and put his mar out as
quickly as possible. He tore at Bedell.
and. after landing a few light blows,
swung a heavy left 20 his Jaw n a
right swing to his left eye, cutting n
cash under II from which the olaret
flowed freely. When the men began
lighting tho second round one of
Leachie's friends yelled out, Make him
,nsenslbie, Leach." No sooner had the
remark been made than Leach put over
a left hook to Bedell's jaw. sending him
TO the boards. Redell Jumped up quickly
and Cross waded into him. sending hin,
down again with two heavy blows. this
time for the final count.
The evening world., 1911-03-31

spine and finally drove the whole PARTY
out OF short lengths and into their
~overcoats, Leon Ames and Big Jer
Tesreau, the ~well-known bear hunter.
pitched the best. ball against the Georgia
Crackers that has been seen this sea-
son, Only one regular hit was made
OFF Ames. and when Tesreau took the
wheel the Georgians did not touch n
hair. Tesreau Is In wonderful shane
now and Il seems certain that Me-
Graw Will give him a berth on the
team. lie weighs something like 200
pounds when finely dra wn. and tina I
enables him to put an immense amount
of speed behind the bail. His ONLY
weakness 40 far discovered In n curve
ball. The bear hunters bender In sn't
enough OF n kink 10 II to suit the major
league pace. but Mctiraw says there IL
a chance for him TO get by on his Won
derfull change OF pace.
lilo has n slow hall that coma, nm IN
the plate like n Southern League mes
senger boy. II IL so slow that the bat
tiers get tired Of waiting for It, and
strike out 10 avoid further delay Tes-
rcau. in a word. is anxious 10 make
the big league, but ne r. very much dis
turhed over a letter that has been for
warded to him from tho Ozark Noun
tsins, IN which there Is an order for
eight bear skins. BIG Jerr's former Job
was 10 XIII bears TO order, and he de-
clares that he often picked them out so
carefully that he would get hides 20
match the furniture and carpets of his
customers.
The evening world., 1911-03-31
Cambridge and
dCreUsA Are
Evenly Matched

LONDON. March H-The Oxford and
crsws. which will row owe
tho Putney course In the annual uni
versfty Ncs tomorrow. are about as
evenly mahrhsd, judging from sppeAr-
ances. a. any Two eignhts THAT have mel
for soms years.
Cambridge had M better matsr4al DO
choose from. . number OF her men
having had several seasons experience
in the boat. oxford IN the other hand
was obliged 10 build up a new crew.
Nevertheless when they am down TO
tjdewater to conclude their training the
Dark Blues were slight favorStes. Since
then Caapbridge has improved the mors
RAPIDLY and rowing men have found 81
difficult IN pick the winner.
The crews n the weights follow;
Oxford-C. r. Time University, bow,
II5: 2. l.. G.. Wormald CMagdalen). III;
3. r. T. burgess CMagdalen). 1854
4. e. Millington Drake (MAgdalen),
17Bh; 8. c. W. LittieJohn tNcw Col
legs). ls2; 8. A. 8. Carton (Magdalon)
1904: I. D.. Mackinnon (Magdalen),
1851: r. c. Boulle New ColleRe)
stroke. 162h; II. II. Wells (Ms gdalen)
coxswain. 11s. CembridgSS, Z. swanr
tTrinity HAl). bow. I62: 2, p, V. q
Wander ByI (Pembroke). ia; 8. y. y
Heilyer tFirst Trinity. l72: I. C. +
Burnan tFirst Trinity. l7t: Q, X. l..
Blanc Smith Third Trinity. 1874; 6
]. @. Kosher (First Trinity. 207is; 7
G. L. Fairburn (Jesus). I'm; II. W
NJ Arbuthnot Third Trinity. stroke
i4ais q. A. Skinner tJesus). coxswain
The evening world., 1911-03-31
M'FARLAND POSTP0NES
BOUT WITH MURPHY.

The Packy McFarland-Murphy bout
whIcn was scheduled for next Tuesday
night at tae Fairnont A. {. has been
postponed until April IS. Mcfarland
wired this CFridav) morning that ne
could not get In condition by next Tues
day, and as both Murphy and McFar-
land have refused TO indulge In any
boxing during Holy Week. II was agreed
by all concerned that the bout should
De held April ~.
Nurnhy ia In excellent condition and
"a in no wap responsible FOR the DELAY.
The evening world., 1911-03-31
ARCTIC WEATHER '''
HELPS TO BEAT
H%|GHLANDERS
Chattanooga Wins Because 1t
Is Too Cold TO Use Regular
Pitchers in Box.
Prom . staff Oorre~ponden, ~ The Evening
World with TIE Team

Nashville. Tenn, March 81.
WI HEN n fellow gets used to the
w nice, warm climate OF tina part
OF the country which is really
south and where wndstorms with
Arctic trimmings are not on tho visitors
list. a baseball team can play ball. But
the Hilltops. just ike other humans
who follow the national pastime TO-
their coffee and cakes. couldn't quito
take 70 the frigid thing that was
handed o u at CHATTANOOGA yesterday.
and SO to-day they know how Il feels
10 be beaten by a minor league ssgre-
CATION. II wasn't such n bad beating.
though. when one looks Into the circum-
stances. Two TO one was the SCORE.
that's all.
Chattanooga has been ,outed as the
strongest PROBABILITY, IN fact the ono
best bet for the bunting IN tho SOUTH
ern League. but they'll have TO take l
brace to keep faith with their hackers.
Our W little team OF Y~lrn!gans. who
are travelling north, cleaning up. could
wallop these fellows three times a day.
Usually a defeat Is not relished. bat In
this case il made no difference and
showed quite we'll how strong the HILL
toppers are. Chase. not wishing to have
any OF his regular pitchers got Into a
class with old Doc Cook and tell fairy
stories about the cold weather. kept
them IN the hotel and Just took his
regular iniiellers and outGe,ders TO the
grounds. First he sent Harry Wol,er
10 the box. then Otis Johnson, and then
for Two innings took a wh!rl at them
himself. And al, the favorItes OF tina
city az the FOO; OF Lookout Mountain
could do was to score seven hits for
two runs.
In the Notwithstanding ~to-day-the
Hiiltops Will have another game. this
| time with the Nashville team OF the
southern League.
The evening world., 1911-03-31
ROGERS WILLING TO MEET
ZBYSZKO. WINNER TAKE ALL.

The following letter was received
from Wrestler Joe Rogers and Is self
explanatory:
Sporting Editor. Evening World:
Dear Sir-There has been so much
talk in wrestling circles in New
York to the effect that I am afraid to
meet any one OF the big men OF the
game such as Gotch. Hackeuschmidt.
Zbyszko and Mahmout. l wish to state
that l am willing TO post 8 forfeit at
any time OF 500 or $1,000 10 wrestle any
one OF the men whom | mentioned.
Jack Herman. the manager OF Zoyszko.
has been trying to make me appear a
four-fusher. and he was responsible
for an announcement that ! had Of
fered TO meet the Pole IN a finish match
IN private. 7 canno see where l can
gain any glory or money from such a
match. but II Herman thinks as mucn
OF his man as he claims and Is willing
TO get down TO business. l Will meet
him at any time he wishes on a 'winner
take ALI basis. / stand ready to put
up my money to back up this PROPOSE
ton at n time. Hoping you VIII
publish this FOR me, 7 am. very truly
yours, JOE ROGERS"
The evening world., 1911-03-31
Clubs
Boxers DO We'll
in Amateur Sh0W

The boxers ot the Avonia A.. c. who
are entered in the different classes OF
the novice amateur boxing tournament
Of the Irish-American A. c. are GER
tainly showing W in great form so far,
as three OF them a v already won their
bouts. Two OF them succeeded in beat
ing their opponents al the second
nights show OF the tourney. william
Butler defeating II. Rea of the Holly
wood Inn in three rounds in the 49,
pound class, while James Fitzhenry
scored tho only real Knockout of the
evening by putting A. Anderson OF the
Paullst A. c. away In the second round
IN the l45-pound class With a terrific
right-hand swing on the jaw. II was
fnlly Ave minutes before Anderson re-
gaiued consciousness.
The evening world., 1911-03-31
and Gossip
Picked Up
Sporting Circuit

COACH RICE OF THE COLUMBIA
crew has his men working like Trojans
on the Hudson these days. Both the
quantity and the quality OF his oarsmen
Is very good. and he IL enthusiastic.
Hereafter Rice Ia going to make his men
work in every kind OF weather. When
the river is too rough he intends TO send
his men for lonx ~cross-country rum IN
the hills back OF Edgewater. BY this
means the men will greatly increase
their wind.
WALTER RuT AND JOHANN SroI,
the German-Dutch team. won the inter
national six-dsy bike race AZ Berlin,
covering e.lls niles Floyd McFarand
and James Moran. the American team.
finished In second place. about q third
Of = mile behind tho winners
CHARLES NJ. DANIELS OF THE
n. Y. A.. c., the worlds champion swim.
mer. is In danger OF suspension or eN.
pulsion from the Amateur Athletic
Union because he didn't start IN,
hfty-yard race in the Argo tank a
Philadelphia last saturday. for which h,
was entered. The Registration Commit
tee OF the slowtown district Is investi
eating his case. and as yet they hay,
not heard any reason why he didn't ap
pear az scheduled.
THE AMERICAN POLOISI'S, WIZ
won the international CUP from IN,
birmingham team Of England in 1903
lined up together for the first time sine,
that year In n practice game at Georg
ian Court. Lakewood. M defeated
team known as the Reds by a scor,
OF 10 goals to l.
AN OUTLAW RACE MEETING
will take place az Kupfrian Park. Pen
saroia. starting to-day. Two undre,
n nifty horses are stabbed there an
the promoters are In hope that tn
meet win be . big success despite IN
fact that the Southern Jockey III ha
not sanctioned Il
The evening world., 1911-03-31

Atlanta. Ca. March 81.
THE American and National
Leagues are walking hand In
rand on the streets OF Atlanta
this morning. and the Independent
Roofing Association OF the Gate city
Is in turmoil over tie 'act that their
leader, known %hcroabouts az King
Brewster, stepped into a bear trap yes
terday has been deposed. The
Giants brought about tho downfall Of
the roofing king. ana the players OF the
Washington Club are giving them tho
big mitt for 40 doing. At the aame time
the American L~aguers are Just a wee
BIZ Jealous, because they didn't get the
chance to DO II first.
II the weather permits the assembling
~ A crowd this afternoon there ought
20 be something OF a lively nature IN
the way OF verbal passages NJ arms
between roo,ers n players. They
haye been watching Brewster because
n. r,led them considerably two days
AFRO by making offensive and personal
remarks about them from the grand
stand. lie put his head into the bear
iran Yesterday when the Giants ap
p.erei on the neld and found him chas
| ,,g Nv balls. II was perhaps the most
ann sing SCRAP that has ever occurred
on a diamond. for the simple reason
tha, nothing was hurt but brewster
pr,de. Every player on both club, took
"A mart. and a. was Atlanta VS.. New
York. with each participant claiming
/ ina, nc was trying 20 stop Il,
The only disappointed man In ms
crowd !s Josh Devore, because NE
| couldn', meet anybody mis- sire until
the hght was over. The Washington
! club has been rnarting under the
stings OF King Brewster's oral slants'
ana the players have been laying for
the chance that n Giants walked IN
and got. All the papers give New York
the decision. King Brewster is no more
Giants Batting Hare.
Whether Il wa tho night, or the colo
weather. or tho lack OF gate receipts
cannot be stated accurately. but some
thing has come up on the Giants whic,
is making them NIT as they never wal
Hoped before. In seven innings OF IN,
peaceful game which followed the eX
citing scrap they peeled on slNteel
hits, many of which went for extr,
bases. That netted them eleven runs
and n they had cared 90 Ole up IN
score they could just as well have mad
Il twenty.
Doyle has his eve on the ball for fa'i
and he made a home run drive owe
the right lcld fence yesterday who
broke an long distance records. II
the first bali 20 be hit that far sine
Ponce de Leon Park was built Snod
grass is also whaling the bah like
house anre. and Murray and Chic
Meyers are running q close second,
While Secretary Arthur Bell sits O
!. the turnstile and bemoans the lack G
; gate receipts, McGraw says ne Is haN
ing tho best base stealing and slldIn
practice since tho team first left Ne
/; York. The click ~ the turnstllo W.
4, terday was so infrequent that II woul
! wake Mr.. Boil as II an alarm c,n,
1 had gone of. The crowd was enthus
astic. however, and wore a brown derb
and "A green necktle.
) Notwithstanding the chilly breeze
that kept playing up n down IN
The evening world., 1911-03-31
HITTING
AS NEVER BEFORE
No Chance for Game
Between New FORKS
and

ATLANTA, March N.-Tne Giants
arc having trouble in getting in a
good morning workout these days.
as the Washington club has q con-
tract for the grounds until noon.
MoGraw has found q place In the
corner OF the lot. however, and will
have the boys chasing the ball
around there this morning. The
people here are trying their best 10
get a game between WASHINGTON
and New York. with Mathewson and
Johnson as opposing pitchers. but
there Is no chance. McGraw and
McAlcer say that such a game
would make the players exert them
selves too much and II would do
their arms nc good. The Giants are
In excellent shape now and McGraw
will not take a chance on of his
men getting hurt
The evening world., 1911-03-31
Abe AtteH Taking Big
Chance Against Burns

iorgis a. TIE Cirque de Pars on ths night o,
April 3.
Young Ahssr-. the English lightweight who has
won evcgy light ne has iahel lur 10 Snce. the
Seslnnlns Of ne y'Ij Ia. been matched to
lout at the Casino 4. c. OF Glen Falls. n. Y.
on April IL. Ahearu ought 10 beat Clover as he
Is too fast and clever for him, The Engiishman
has teen improving In every bout
Ray Bronson. the Indianapolis iiehtweleYt now
In England, on his way back lone from Australia.
is The lucky American fighter who Will set a
ch1nce TO fight Aiatt Wells. the English. light
weight CHAMPION. Ia q letter to o friend here.
thomson says that be has BEEN matched to fgnt
Wells a twenty-round bout az. the Cirque de
Paris In Pans the second week IN Arrl.
TIE bout bet veen Sailor Burts and Jimmy
al tie Tong. Acre \. e. next Wednesday risl:
Instead ~ Thursday evening. Tbs fighters. asked
that tho bout he shifted q night ahead .snd Mise
Newman granted them their request. Both men
are training for tho contest.
The evening world., 1911-03-31
Kaufmsnn Defeats Dyson.

PROVIDENCE. r. J., March 3l.-Benny
Ksufmsun OF Philadelphia beat Young
Dyson OF Providence In a nfteen-round
bout at the Rhode Island A. c.. In
rhcrn,en Dyson s-@msd tired through
out and did rot appear In his usual
good form. He put up a good battle
despite the fact that he was bleeding
Rom the nose and mouth and one eye
ssS closed during most OF the hShI