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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-27

FOR RENT-HorsE AT 7os Noeru
Fifth street. modern except heat: $25
e month. Inquire 706 North Fifth
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
NOTICE.

PUBLIC SALE OF UINTAH LANDs.-
The United States EoVernment VIII hold
an auction salo at Provo. Utah, on Octo-
Will be offered all the unentsreds unsold.
unreserved lands In the former uintah
Indian reservation lying north of lines
From tho W corner Of Lot 4. Sec IL.
7 / N, r z. to tho S z corner OF Sec
II. T S. r W.. and thence 10 w
Corner nsr ME nv w N% Ss' Soc @ T. s. wv y TO From
S " corner NV | Sec u. 9 8, 7 W. TO
From M s0tg'c s e corner NV sw Sec -. s.
W, 70 z corner NE SE Soc %. Q
6, w. From 8 z corner Sec 2s. 8 S.
rS W 50 eeEnss w serSf5 SE sss Sec y T.
to W corner NV Soc q. J 8, Q w.
From z corner NE SEQ 80, 9 S. W,
70 y sornST snnrs NV s.s Sec 81 s. y W. ~
n E corner Sec !. s. 10 w. and from
S corner NE t Sec 4. s. 10 w. to
S W corner Sec 7. 9. 70 W.
viii bo ofrorcd for sale. they having been
designated for mineral examination.
The lands in the several townships win
be sold on the following dates:
In y. and E.: T n. R I
:ns 8, BY + v; and + and $.
ID Z IS ~ .aa q ma / !: r
W: on October ..
In T I. and s, r W; tt NJ r
8 W; T and 8. r W; on Octo-
Der 10.
In ss, RS "; ~. n W: and
T I, and S. X w; on October IL.
and
In p and 8. r 10 w: On October
II,
These lands viii be sold for cash a.
not less than hfD cents per acre. and
any person can buy not moro than $40
acres OF such smaller area as viii. wheB
added 10 tho lands bought by him at the
public sale held In 1910. not exceed $40
acrce.
The lands viii be offered In $50 acres
or north and south half section tracts
except In cases where homestead entry
men or the owners OF lands patented un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

IN THE DISTRICT COURT oP THE
Third judicial district. I'm and for Salt
Lake county. state os Utah, probate
division.-ln the matter OF the estate
and guardianship Of Henry Gordon
Jennings and Ruth Jennings. minors
Notice,
Notice IS hereby given that In purrl-
ancs OF an order duly made BY said court
on the 4th day OF October. 1919. the un-
dersigned. as guardian OF tho persons
and estates of Henry Gordon Jennings
and Ruth Jennings. will sell al private
sale subject 10 tho confirmation OF said
court, all the right. sltle and Interest OF
said minors. viz; an undivided two-ffths
OF two-th!rSIs intereA In and TO the fol-
lowing real property situate In the city
and county OF Salt Lake, state OF Utah,
described as follows. 10 Uit:
Al undivided one-seveuth OF parts or
lots one "a and eight (s), block seventy
siI (TsD. plat "A" Salt Lake City sur
veg, beginning at the northeast corner
Of said lot one tp. thorce south three
(3) feet. seven % inches. :hence west
one hundred and forty-Hve U45) feot.
inches. thence wes. twenty t:o) feet
thence north thirty-five (:5) feet.
thence east forty-one tiD feet thence
south .hl-ty-ive (55l feet. thence cas-;
fourteen QH feet. thence north seven
teen az fee, seven 90 Inches, thence
east one hundred and ten llol feet,
thence south seventeen tfl feet seven
90 inches to the place OF beginning.
Also a perpetual right -ofway for all pur
poses over tho following land. Common
Ing one hundred and ten Ni0l feet wost
or tho northeast corner OF said lot eight
thence west fourteen 90 feet. thence
north twenty fsol rods, thence east
fourteen GsI feet - tho place OF be-
ginning. Also an undivided le7-i1 In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

ilation, supplying tho needed elements
for reconstruction with strength and
energy. 1t stimulates the eNcretion OF
impurities and morbific matter, freeing
the system Of polsons and doaly germs.
1t breaks up the crystalized acids and
quickly expels them from the system.
This capitalization, which causes sci
atica and all other forms of rheumatism.
"TRY- -NEW-LTFE' is the very lat
est scientific method Of stimulating a
good, healthy circulation of the blood
through your entire body, giving new
strength, life and vigor.
"TRY- -NEW-LIFE' will instantly
relieve your rheumatism backache, lum
bago. headache, neuralgia, indigestion,
asthma, or any ailment caused by con
gestion.
You can best Judge of the merit Of
"TRY- NEW LIFE by the wonderful
relief it gives You. Marvellous results
arc felt the moment it is applied.
"TRY. .NEW-LTFE.i - You will be
more than surprised when you realize
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
A|[|NG SKIN
IS HEALED
BY P0SLAM

ne action Of Poslam' In The cure Of
nHE shln disease ~ Immediate I; stops
Ip-."Hg hIiaEs suffering and heals with
mouacrtul rapidity. Aggravated cases
~ eczema are cured quickly. 70 tho sur
prlse and qualification OF those unable
70 secure results BY other means.
Al SKIN diseases. including acne ,e,-
cl' .' Ssu fIeum, piles, psOrlasia. scalp
s'eic. barbeTS and every form OF itrb
arc cradicatcd by Poslam Overnight
,Icsimentr is often sufficient for minor
oorouoics. such al pimpics. rel and in
t.so ~ S.neo n"scF rhshcs. complcNion blem-
IOsLAN SOAP used daily Tor ioilct
ana oath VIII keep tho skin in bc,Ii',-
,"n9'tlon' and improve its color and tex
II oucra the healing medication
Sl iosI"n' ~ form. partiruIarI, benz
us.1I lor tender skin ana cTuptouai ana
Schrsn nm 10 llnSon. pr-ss. and all drug
Ests sell Poslam tpricc 80 ceuts) ana
roslam soap (prico 20 coutsl. For free
saIipies. write TO the Emergency Lab
ors.orles 81 West 18th Street. Ncw
YORK city. advertisement
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What "Try-New-Life"
Will Do For You
1t Is Natures Own Method, Never
Producing Harm, Pain or Injury.

~ restores the vital organs 10 normal
aeuNitE and multiplics the creative con.
stfuctlVc clements IN the blood the
source OF every buIau energy. By the
use OF vibration upon the nerve ccutcrs.
controlling the action of the organs. ii
may be brought to proper activity. This
result y obtclncd almost Instantly with.
oHt lnJuriousir affecting any other or.
gan or with dclcterious effect upon the
stomach and digestive and assimilative
processes. which always follows the use
of drugs.
II strcpgtocns and develops the veal
IT relieves pain and suffering. il auicts
'hc troubled. fatigucd and woruout
nerves, II improve cs digestion and assim.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

tersst IN tho following described land.
Ia wit: Commencing AT point 5s feet
and L?-.5 inches north OF tho south
east corner ot lot s. block 7e plat ~.
thence north eight (sl feet, thence He-t
one hundred and ten Gi0) feet. thencs
south eight % feet. thence east one
hundred and ten QI0, feet 20 the place
or beginning. Also perpetual right OF
lnsress and oSreE5 10 and from tho floors
In the fve-story brick building con
struotet on The lands above described and
other land adjoining tho same. which
building Is known a. the Constitution
building. through and oVcr the main hall
ways on the ground Goor and on the sew
tending cas-. and rcst through that por-
tiou OF said building. and also the per
pc.Ual rigbt-ot-wsy 10 and from sPid
main Railways or said various noors.
from said main Railways 10 tho seve;ai
floors OF said building Ard also The
Joint ownership aud use With Others o,
the elevator situated IN and running -
and fro-t said main Railways on said
last above described clsht-foot strip or
land and also the joint use and owner
other machinery used in connection with
,he elevator service and heating and
lighting OF said building.
An ",diyidcd ss,, ssyenSi Isfe g Civ ios sur.
vey. on and after tho 18Th day o. oeis-
hc-. A. y 1912. and written bids VIII 20
recelyed at the office of sald Josepn -
ssnninsi ssIs Hst. Cen Cen U,aa. ga; 0an' 's
Terms OF saio are OK follows: can
ten Go) per cen, ot the purehase price
% ne naid or the date OF sale. and the
b,,spce 10 be paid upon confirmation or
sale by said court. and the delivery %
JOSEPH A. JENNINGS,
Guardian of the persons and estates ~
Hcnry Gordon Jennings and Ruth Jen-
nlngs minors. ,-.,.-.,
Attorney
D,,Ad October ..h. 1917 h;7,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

tenn at once responds to the vitalizing,
invigoratlng effects Of the increased
blood circulation. You can prove IT
yourself best by one free treatment, and
then you will be convinced
''TRY- -NEW-LIFE. Not q day
passes but that its power is proven in
the most obstinate aud painful cases.
Leading New York physicians and spe-
cialists pronounce it the greatest help
that suffering humanity has ever known
and it is being universally adopted by
the medical profession.
The simplicity Of "TRYNEW-
LIFE' enables a child to use it with
ont trouble or inconvenience. You sim
ply hold the instrument In one hand,
pass it over the part you wish to treat,
and YOU at once feel the invigorating,
vitalizing, health giving OBJECT Of in
creased blood circulation. A few min
utcs treatment up and down the spine
every day works wonders.
Don t forget the place Of demonstra-
tion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

uon OF thu mystieally inclined
BE- centred at present upon the
M Clay Burton Vance. who, al
t%nng claim to no special gift Of
IVA powers, attempts TO revoal
people through the slender
iaAiau~rlt,ng and blrth-dates- The
ces @ccuracy of his dolineations
,s ~ 20 aurInise that heretofore palm
- ssWts, astrologers and ssers OF
etnsseeis have failed to apply the
p'es OF the 5ctcucc OF diyina-
Nv 70 explain the method by which
I 1h delineations, Nr. Vance re-
n nj, nave simply resurrected an an
ssueh and moulded IL into a KEY
SsAn an nature"
- a, Nv ng letter Is published as evil
/tr n;ar- ar- Sance'e ability.
lt,,,, NJ. A., Director L.snka OBJ
ns member Of the "Societe Astro-
>un,srh france" member OF the
= ths me Gesellschsft," Germany
ca following letter:
n, burton Vance:
connio, duly received your letter
h n,t.r,e Life Reading. am per-
,asiy am with your Reading. II Is
po1aS,. the Items as exact as "
kopId De, IL seems strange that
y tronh, eier To my suffering from
ara ! have just had a bad at
b. Usually havo IL two or three
jcu ;yesr. J shall certainly recon-
"a 20 my friends who desire a Life
III pnts have bean made 10 give
- nv h,'ssoingn 10 all readers OF The
Nvs 'ut II IL especially requested
"a Rso.o Wish 10 avail thenls civ es
Xh no'ls offer make application
Ne you wish a deIinoation OF your
Xsf eh, you wish a truo description
c4ties .scterlstics. talents and op-
month and year OF your birth
DIV ,Ssaer Mr., Mrs. or Miss), and
siii!ns.e following Verse In yo,n own
So powsr is marvellous
4,s read my life.
"a y prospects br!ght!"
4 SSHIIr SHr letter to Mr.. Clay Burton.
a 'e 6la-E Palais Royal. Paris
is,srsSou wish you may enclose II
Sssassp OF your own country Il
iAkf Clerical work, etc pleas.
patt. Ssents postage In required OF
: 4 IN France. no not enolos,
IN Your letter
eld~srtisemenG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

that such wonderful relief can be 90.
tanned in so short time,
To instantly relieve pain has always
seemed impossible. hut will be proven
possible IN ono short treatment with
"TRG.NEW-LIFE. -
II YOU arc suffering from any cause
whatsoever. if Won are not as strong and
healthy a. nature intended you 10 be.
vcu arc uDkind II YOU do not learn the
wonderful health and streugth-restoriug
power OF tTRN-NEW.LIFE,'
After hard DAYS work-muscular or
mcutal strain nothing is so invieorst.
tn@. soothing and strengthening as one
short treatment of "TEY NEW LIFE
applied TO the spine, Your whole sys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
|g|FNT|STS LIKE
| SALT LAKE, s WAY
e.ographers, Through Tour
vgnager, Express Apprecia-
iion of Treatment Here.

..or II. NJ. Davis. head OF tho
,,nr,inontal tour Of the American
,,hie,I society, entertained In this
s.,,er,ber IS TO -. wrote letter
y y.w Mexico 10 Secretary Joseph
:, The Commercial club expressing
'. ,.,ls for the treatment received
The letter. received yesterday. fol-
Adarlana. y. NJ. Oct. I.
- ,os.pt L. Calpe. Commercial
~ IAN saIt Lake city Utah.
NJ sir our time has been so
-Is,.ly occupied since leaving
p hospfteble city that only by
..a,s IN our train while our party
stslttnr the petriiied forest can
~ I.Mra 70 send you proper thanks
= N your attentions during our re-
20 nv regret, our party seemed
- ct, on the evening Of our ar
nj and the next morning. 70 that
..sy m them lost the entertainment
!, sn,r club and tho fine excursion
3 A. yNsId. But after they were rested
x yerna!ndef OF our stay was much
rjvyed and ~erJ agreeable i'm
,sssrion WIS carried away. Most
.rSnbers ago still wearing tho flag
IJess given VIZ at the university.
Win YOU please express our thanks
tr the careful attentions TO our
ryty7 Vary truly yours.
' w. NJ. DAVIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
ANNOUNCEMENT

,noms fall meeting Monday. October z,
opS Siyes six races each week day, rain
ar shine. First race, o:3o p. IN. More
than 400 horses from most every state
IN Ia-t the e' union and some from Canada,
are ALREADY quartered at the track. and
the best horse racing ever FURNISHED
lovers low Of the "sport of kings" any.
ybero will be produced at Lagoon race
course this fall, Bam6erger eiectIao
s,oc;aI race train at 1880 r. m, and reg,
,Sar trains ON the hour before and
after that time SAo'ei'i'oA''"s'|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
Naf BOX Elder County, Oc'

Naf, Box Elder County, Oct. 2.
"a Is it lawful for the stats engi"
neer to grant water to man living on
land In Idaho aud the water is to water
land in Idahoi The old settlers pro-
tested, but il WIS granted just the same
(2) Do YOU know whom tho line of the
B. s. L. coming from Burley. Idaho. will
be finished TO Ogdcns 1t runs through
Raft Rlvor valley. (3) What can one
do in a case where people put up half.
witted man to claim that I spat at him
and was going to kill him, and get the
sheriff and prosecuting attorney out AZ
ter nc, when I didn't even know the
mani Saw him six years ago but don
remember him. 1t was to get me into
trouble, TO beat mo ont of my water I'll
tie. The officers talked to me IN my
own house and could tell / was lnno-
cent. - D. H.
a. r. you mean the state engineer
of Idaho it is lawful, II you mean tho
state engineer OF Utah it is not law
fnI. for the state engineer of Utah has
nothing to do with land or wator IN
Idaho. (2) We do not know. The Unit
cd States government is obstructlng tho
building OF this road for reasons that
are iueomprchensible. (3O The only
thing that one can do in such ease is
to have competent lawyer to represent
his interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
CHANGES IN OFFICE
OF CITY AUDITOR

Ci,y Auditor ". II Shoarmsn VIII
recommend TO the city commission at
its meeting tomorrow night that William
Holmes. clerk In his office. be proInot ed
ta ths nosition of warrant clerk and that
- r. t'orcado an expert accountant, be
snnoiuted to succeed Mr, Holmes.
The changes are due to the resignation
from the position OF warrant clerk ot
c,barIoa A Weaver. which was effective
October l. Nr Weaver Is the Progressive
r,a rty candidate for county recorder
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
At the Mehesys

The Mehesy programme for SuHda$ ts. ieas :.
WITH the desert as tho scene for action
SIsnIays the fierce rivalry OF two men who
do desperate battle for single canteen-
So- ne The nobler. self sacrihclnS ma :,
ture of the stronger man In the end
saves both, "The Cuckoo Clock Is "A
story of seataring folk. OF homely hu-
NOR. In which an old couple ran OUT oveF
srlv adjusted finally when the old clock
and their troubles are pitched through
~. samA window
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
Mammoth. Utah. Oct,

Mammoth. Utah. Oct. l.
II poy comes to this country at the
age OF Il years and is SO years old now.
,What procedure must he 90 through and
no" long Will IT take him to become a
CITIZEN? Thanking YOU in advance for
lne answer, A SUBSCRIBER.
II the boy who came TO this country
at the age Of IL years and is now 80
years old has to begin altogether anew
IN ms naturalization. he will have 10
show a residence of five wears in the
United States and will have. TO declare
bis intention to become a citizen, Two
years further residence in the United
States would eutitlc him 10 his fiual cit
izenship papers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
Women Delegates Named,

Governor Spry yesterday appoi1ted hve
women delegates 10 represent Titan at
~ Socond international Congress OF
Farm women, which meets In Lsth-
bridge. Alberta. Canada. October 2i-1. IN
conjunction with the lnternational pLs
Mrs, T.! A. Merrill OF Salt Lake. Mrs J.
a Widtsoe Of Logan. Mrs. T. r, C9ouios
M Fielding Mrs. Amanda Knight ana Mrs'
InnnIn q KNIGHT Of Provo.
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der tho HOMESTEAD laws shall request the
sala of smaller tracts adjacent to lands
held by them. Bids may be made In
bidder has already used his rights uu-
der tho public land laws will not pre-
vent him from buying at this sale
JAMES w. WITTEN,
superintendent Of SaIs
El0sg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
Salt Lake CITY. Oct 3.

Salt Lake City. Oct. 3,
VIII you please answer the following
questions in the Sunday Tribune. GJ
What officers led the charge on San
Juan hill9 (2) How many regiments
composed the storming party and what
were their numbers? (3) How many were
KILLED and how MANY wounded in that
charged a. Did Roosevelt s rough rid
ers take part in tho storming Of San
Juan hillG 80 Is it fact that Bonn.
hustes Furioso kazook witnessed the
charge from Kettle hill, seven miles
Gstantf (6) What pension does the
widow Of soldier who participated in
the civil war receivo7 Very respect
fully, J. l.. UNDERWOOD.
% Lieutenant Colonel Ewers and
General Hawkins were the immediate
leaders Of the charge. (2) The Second,
Sixth, Ninth, Tenth, Sixteenth, Twenty.
first and 1'wepty-fourth regiments Of
regulars are named. (3) Tho American
losses in the throe days of fighting were
% officers and 20S men killed. 81 officers
and 1908 wounded, and 70 missing. 90
No. (5) Kettle hill was taken by Wbee
Ter g cavalry under command of General
L. V. Sumner, Wheeler himself being
sick. Roosevelt witnessed the San Juan
charge from Kettle hill. but took 90
part in it, (6) II is impossible to state
what pension tho widow Of soldier
draws without knowing the circum-
stances Of the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
The New Soda Fountain

setting soda fountain Say but it's
manufacturers tell they turned out more
largest the business Our In
sruction to the best that buy
and when realize that what ordered
Mr. Brown Of the fountain and all know
there has dispenser this country who
could servo such delicious soda Tom Brown,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
|QadWays
m Pills

IL free the system of All the above
|and disorders. Purely Vegetable
y cents box at druggists. or by mall.
|1kDMAY a CO.. - lafayetto ST., NJ. 4.
Be Sure TO Get "Radway's.~
| 4fss substitute.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01
DIRECTORS MUST DIRECT
Rule Regarding National Comptroller
Now Applied to National
Banks.

Acknowledging TO the recent
order of Lawrence o. Murray, ma
tional comptroller of the currency, TO
the effect that the examination of
country banks the examiners should
convene the boards of directors and
that the banks assets be gone over
in the presence Of the members, Com
missioner of Banking A. E. Kuolt
said. that while the practice was new
in the federal department it has been
followed more or less closely in Wis
consin for several years and that now
it is one of the requirements of the
department.
Not only are the directors required
to direct in WiscoI sin, but they must
be present with the official from the
state department when examination
of the bank is made and must pass
upon the value of all assets and at
the conclusion of the examination are
required to sign a statement declar-
ing that they have examined all the
bills, notes. bonds and other securi-
ties of the bank and that to the best
of their knowledge and belief all sig
natures and endorsements are genu-
inc and that all notes and securities
are good and collectable, with such
exceptions as noted
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01
JUDGE ISSUES INJUNCTION
Madison Jurist Grants Application to
Milwaukee Street Railway
Suit to Be Pushed.

/ Madison.--Judge e. Ray Stevens
of the Dane county Circuit court
granted the application of the Mil
waukee Electric Railway and Light
company for an injunction to restrain
the enforcement of the order of the
state railway commission which pro-
vides for the sales of thirteen tickets
for so cents and which extends the
transfer zones.
The court, however, ordered che
street railway company to issue GER
tificates with each sale of tickets so
that in case the court sustains the
decision of the railway commission
that the purchasers of tickets will be
able to redeem the certificates secur
ing an additional ticket for each puT-
chase of fifty cents worth.
The railway commission will push
the suits brought by the railway as
rapidly as possible They will be
heard in the Dane county circuit
court.
The restraining order will not af-
feet the extension of the single fare
system ordered by the commission,
which will go into effect at the time
set by the commission.
The judges ruling regarding cou-
pons is of the greatest moment, as
the company has introduced consti-
tutional questions in the case, evil
IDENTIFY with the purpose of carrying
it to the Supreme court of the state
and, if defeated there, of carrying it
to the Supreme court of the United
States
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1912-10-01

female, 1t should, when the time
comes, be bred to a pure bred sire of
the same breed as the original sire,
and this plan of breeding should be
continued, cross after cross, until five
or six top-orosses of the same pure
draft breed blood having been put on
the progeny is practically pure bred
of the breed used in IT. making.
There should never be- the slightest
deviation from this plan of breeding.
Had there been in France we would
not have the modern Percherons of
today: and mixed breeding such as
has characterized American opera
tions, would Nave absolutely prevent
cd the origination and perpetuation of
the Clydesdale, Shire, Suffolk or Bel
gian breeds. Selection and some mix
ing in blood had to be followed In the
early origination of these breeds, but
1t is no longer necessary and now
wor'd be ruinous. Then, too, the sire
must be sound, and throughout the
entire operation of horse breeding, as
We have seen, adequate feeding must
be the rule.